Hong Kong Telegraph 1897-10-08
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1897-10-08
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- 1897
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1897-10-08
Year: 1897
GREAT BRITAIN AND BI-METALLISM. THE LOSS OF THE "NAMOA". THE STEAMER A TOTAL WRECK. THE "NAMOA'S" MAIL. TO-DAY two more Indian police sergeants were dismissed for taking bribes from the Wa Lane and Cheung Hing street gambling houses. CAPTAIN SCHULDT, of the steamer Taiyick, which arrived to-day from the Straits, reports that on the voyage up the vessel enconuntered a strong gale and all the indications of a typhoon. THE German steamer Rio went in for breaking a record on her last trip from Singapere to Hongkong. A VERY curious case, in which a Sikh Shylock received 180 per cent. Interest within two years on a sum advanced by him, was brought for the decision of the Puisne Judge this morning. THE Indian cook employed by the occupant of No, II Seymour Terrace, set out at about 6 a.m. to-day.
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