Hong Kong Telegraph 1890-12-18

Hong Kong Telegraph 1890-12-18

Year: 1890

THE GOVERNMENT SERVICE AS IT IS --- AND HOW IT SHOULD BE. A LARGE fire has occuved at Yokosuka, a Japanese Naval Station, nearly destroying the town. THE returns of the number of visitors to the City Hall Museum for the week ending Dec. 14th, are. H.I.G.M.'s gunboat Iltis, Capt. Aschen, arrived at Tientsin on the 30th ultimo and took up her. AT a regular meeting of the Southern Lodge, No. 264, E. C., held at the Freemason's Hall. THE Master of Napier, Secretary of the British Legation in Japan, and Mrs. Napier were. WE hear that the wounded officers and men of the steamship Namoa, who were taken to the Civil Hospital on Thursday last, and whose condition was of so serious a nature as to necessitate the taking down of their depositions. OPENING OF THE JAPANESE DIET. REPLIES TO THE EMPEROR'S SPEECH. THE aris' ocratic skipper of a junk who tried to slide out of the harbour of Shau-ki-wan on the. WE are informed on what may be considered as reliable authority that at the meeting of the. AS will be seen from an advertisement in another column th eGymnasium Committee of the V. R. C. THE news of the stranding of the P. & O. Co.'s steamship Hongkong which we published on the. In our last n