Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-04-01
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-04-01
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- 1892
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1892-04-01
Year: 1892
SILENCE is often the most effective weapon in a dispute but most people find it very difficult to use. BARON von Seckendorff, German consul at Tientsin, has gone home on six months' sick leave. THE N. C. Dally News says that one of the native banks which have stopped payment in Hongkong "has a branch in Shanghai with very considerable local liabilities". A REGULAR meeting of Zetland Lodge, No.525, will be held in Freemasons' Hall, Zetland Street. IT is announced that the prosecution of the Van Dieman's Land Band authorlties will depend on. WE learn by telegram from Manila that Harmston's Circus has left that port for Hongkong by. Except that there has been an occasional glimpse of the morning sun during the last few days. We do not see any immedlate chance of coming to the end of this already unprecedentedly long winter. A strong south-weater is blowing, and the thermometer which in the night stood at.
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