Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-02-15
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-02-15
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-02-15
Year: 1892
THE MARQUIS OF SALISBURY AT EXETER. CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA. THE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. GOVERNOR FOR NEW ZEALAND. RUSSIA'S TRIBULATIONS. LOVE has wings, but money gets there with both fect. SMALL-POX is rife amongst the Chinese population of Penang. THE barometer is going up rapidly, and there is every prospect of a stiff N.E. gale. The final census returns for Burmah will show a total population of 8,098,014 souls, of which. Smallpox is increasing here. There have been seventeen deaths from that disease during. Mr. J. N. Tata, a wealthy Patsec cotton millowner, pulishes an outline of a scheme for assisting. The Bill now before the Reichstag to render religious teaching compulsory in all public. Reuter's Cairo correspondent telegraphs that the salt tax has been reduced forty per cent.
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