Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-06-07

Hong Kong Telegraph 1894-06-07

Year: 1894

The result of the derby The plague in Hongkong We have it on reliable southerly that the closing of tenements found unfit for human habitation in infected districts is pacifically a face, for the tenants persist in practically a fuce, for the tenants perusal in breaking in and sleeping in their footed hovels, where they die and lie until found by the search parties. If the plague is to be stamped out the whole of tal-ping-shan, which is now to all intents and purposes condemned and useless to the landlords, should be burnt, We have it on reliable The empresss of china is having work done on board by the dock co., whose chinese em-ployeen to the number of about thirty go and come daily go and come daily The knave of diamonds To some such tuoe might have run yes wang's a Been debared by an unfortunate prejudice of sociality from letting his light shine betore men. Upon yes Wang in the flesh no usr of-his shill bad ever yet set eyes, which was why-though most of his light shine before men.upon ves ves Wang to the flesh Scarce ten feet square was Steamers expected Departures Passengers-arrived Departed The steamshlp "oceanic"