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Sect
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AND
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
NOTICE
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0. D. HARMAN, Agent. Hongkong, March 4, 1889. CANADIAN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
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Aasbstantis! and reliable Review which all students of China and the Chinese would do wall to patronise."-Chrysanthemum.
The November-Decomber number che China Review ountains les variety than asual, but the few articles are very interos-
Bak ting The opening paper by Mr Harbert 417 4. Giles on "The New Testamen: in Chi
Sapeir nese" treats of a question that must necos Firebrand
Heroine sarily be of great importance in the eyes of all missionarion.
Mr E. H.
Impériouse neys in Szechucn' Parker's "Short Journeys
Linnet these travels in the interior of China is
Merlin are continued, and a goodly instalment of Lauder given. Mr F. E. Balfour contributos Mutine paper of some length entitled "The Em- peror Cheng, founder of the Chinese Em-Orion pire," which will be read with genuine Porpoise
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11. Jardine's Wharf.
Captain.
Mag and Fig.
Tons.
Date of Arrival.
Consigners or Agents.
Destination.
Remarks:
Ger.
str. 3142 Mar. str. 1840 Jan.
11F. & O, S. N. Co. 21 Wieler & Co. 11Siomeson & Co.
6 Russell & Co.
6 Butterfield & Swito
4Chinese
6P. M. S. S. Co.
Siemisen & Co.
11 Brandao & Co.
Rumall & Co.
10 Dongles Steamship Co.
90. M. S. N. Co.
9 Douglas Steamship Co.
Malchers & Ca
Yuen Fat Hong
78, K. & W. Dock Co.
San Francisco Haiphong
Amoy and Manila
Sydney, &o. flamburg
Coest Ports Chinkiang
eWebber ...Hoblmann
Brit
Ger.
Пет. Zindel.....
str. 809 Mar.
10 Buyers
Brit
etr. 1306 Mar
8 cWilliams...
Brit
str. 1600 Mar.
3 Hayo
str. 1001 (Mur
6 Friele
amer. str. 3016 Mar.
5 cChristensen...Gur.
5 cMarquez.
Span. str.
str. 674 Mar,
482 MB
19 Daniel
Brit.
str. 1716 Mar.
Lovis
Frit.
str. 609 Feb.
Cread
Chi.
str. 1504 Mar.
hCraig
Brit
atr. 1467 Mar.
9 Russell & Co.
6
Voltmer
Ger.
str. 1069 Mar.
9 Siemsson & Co.
3 c Binge
Ger.
etr. 358 Mar.
10 Winter & Co.
Jah Goddard.
Brit
Bhr.
826 Mar.
Bartels
Ger.
str.
701 Mac.
Watton
Brit
atr. 1012 Mar.
4 bistopani
Brit
tug. 161 Sept.
31 Blaicken
Ger.
str. 1142 Mar.
3Ed. Scholls & Co.
18 Fiold
8 Christensen
8 Christiansen
8 Noyes
6 Summer
9 Show...
5 Thomas ...
18 Cana
3 Burnbam
Amer. bgo 1171 Jan. Norw, bqe. 631 Mar. Ter. bae. 469 Mar.
852 Dec. Amer, bgo.
Brit bqa. 774 Jan. h. 1076 Feb. ......Amer.
Brit.
ah. 1000 Mar.
22Russell & Co.
3Order
Wieler & Ow.
24 Captain
23 Molobers & Co.
21 Russell & Co.
Order
Br. 3-m. 90, 361 Feb. Amor.
2Jardine, Matheson & Co.
sh. 1145 Fob. 28 Pustan & Co.
Fuera Nami.
Fushun Moyane Nierstein
WHAMPOA
Maya Blg.
Ohl ata. Shanghal
Brit str.
Cier.atr
ΑΜΟΥ.
lu pert on February 27, 1889. HEBOHANT STEAMERS.
British
Newchwang
Fuyon
FоOCHÓW.
In pork on February 27, 1689.
MERCILANT,
Chinese
SHANGRAI
In port on March 1, 1889,
MERCHANT STEAMKI
Alwina Beyd
Geran
Antenor
British
ÁVA
French
Djomnah
French
Saigon
Feima
British
Fushun
Chlries '
Gleamy
British
Hangchow
British
Kiang-pian
Chin.one
| Kiang-yung Chinese
Kung-pai
Chiness
Hankow, &o.
Kung-wo
British
Kloon Dock Kwangchi
British
Pathan
British
PAD Hua
British
Pechili
Betileb
13th inst
·Pekin
British
fo-morrow
13th inst.
Pekin
British
Peking
German
Kloon Dock
Promethous
British
10th inst. ¡To-morrow:
Sachsen
Germa
Soochhow
British
Tabu
Britisk
To-morrow.
Tairo
British
Тарасова Ково Chineso
Rangoon
1%-morrow
Her Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.
despatch-vessal gunboat 2nd class
Tokio Maru
Toonan
W. C. de Vriss British ***- Wh-on
British
Hankor, &o.
MERCHANT SAILING VERKETS!
Autoinette Brit bati G. H. Wappats Brit. hge. Hedvig
Prit: boja.
Our Hooyer (for. bga. Tetuan * Brit. bige.
NAGASAKI,
In Port on February 27, 1889,
Kozaki Mazu. Japan, bqa
Western Belle, Amer. bqu
Aretio
YOKOHAMA.
In part on February 23, 1889; Brisch.
Bombay
Diana
Brit. bge.
Amer sch
Glendon
Amer, h
Nemo
Brit. bqe,
Ramse
Bait, sol/
St. James
Araer. bge
HIOGO.
La port on February 23, 1889. Importar
Amer. bqa
Brilh
Amer. sh
Amer, ab.
MANILA.
In Port on March 1, 1989. MERCHANT STEAMERS,
Duke of Sutherland Brit. at: London Banto Domingo Spin, sir. Upis Spackť
Nume.
Rig.
Tona.
Gus. I.H.P.
Садаваніты
Where at
of
Alacrity Cockchafer Conatadvo Cordelia
1700
3180
Com. R. Blair Maconochie
Amoy
465
470
Ident,-Com. Brerard Maxwell
Hongkong
Mohawk John Carrier
cruiser 3rd class
$380
2590
Capt. I 0. Keppal
Shanghai
cruiser 3rd alsan
2960
2450
Captain Henry H. Boys
Hongkong
Naupaotna Undiunted
Briti
g-bt. 3rd class coat defence)
363
340
In reserva
gunboat 2nd class
465
470
Ident.-Con. Reginald Y. Smith
Hongkong
gunboat 2nd clas
465
460
Lient-Com Deniscu
Shanghai
crnizer 3rd class
1400
A
1190
Captain Chas, J. Balfour
twinscrew battle ship
8400
10 10000
Captain William H.
Hongkong
May
Hongkong
cruiser 2nd clasa
4300
10 5500
Captain M. J. Dunlop
Hongkong
gun-Verse: 2nd clasa
708
5 1050
Commander Smythies
Singapore
gunboat 2nd class
430
4
490
Leat.-Com. G. H. Yonge
Hongkong
aloop
1130
10 1120
Commander J. H. Martin
Stanghei
twin-sorew battlo ship)
4370
4
4040
Captain By. J. Carr
Singapore
2nd class armered
cruiser
1730
G 9500
Usmmander R. W. White
Hongkong
Burveying vessel
830
3
690
On a cruise
gunboat lat olsas
716
6 1200
Lieut.-Jom. W. Malti. Dougall
Shanghai
cruiser 3rd clas
1970
19
2960
Captain W O. Karake
Singapore
orniser 3rd class
1420
1400
Captain T. P. W. Nesham
Yokohama
gun-Tezet ad else
torpedo mining launah
160
Hongkong
756
1010
Com.The Hon.Richard Ringham
Hongkong
95
In reserve:
la reserve
g-bt. Brd class coast defence receiving ship
6157
sloop
925
750
Commodore E. J. Church Commander Goo, A. Glived
constsofence ship.armoured 2750
1450
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Toall common points in Can-
To San Francisco..........
175.00
ada and the United States
230.00
EN
To Liverpool.+4
To London *** TAI
300,00 305,00
THE COMPANY'S STEAMERS WILL CALZ AT SOUTHAMPTON TO LAND PASSENGERS
AND LCGGAGE.
N.B.-Cargo can be taken on through Bills of Lading for the principal places in RUSSIA.
To other European points at proportion-anong when a high degree of Chinese ate raten. Spacial reduced rates granted to scholarship is now assiduously cultivato Officers of the Army, Navy, Civi Service, and who are severally represented in the first and the Imperial Chinese and Japanese number of the Kore by papers highly
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Consular Invoices to scoompany Cargo Some translations from Chinese novels and destined to points in the United States, plays are marked by both accuracy and freak- Aleout should be sent to the Company's Offices,ness of style; and an account of the career of Aragon addressed to Mr. D. E. BROWN, District the Chinesa pret-statesman of the eleventh Aspic осмет Ba Tang-p'o, by Mr. E. G. Bowra, Bobra Freight Agent, Vancouver, B.C.
Freight will be received on board until is not miy historically valuable, but is also Gomète
distinguished by the literary grace. Beside Essex
Iltia p.. on the 3rd April.
notices a new books relating to China and
Lutin the kast, which will be a useful festure of the Renew, if carried out with punctuality Marion and detail, we are glad to notice that Monocway Notes and Quaries are destined to Mord) find a place in its pages also. It is to be Nayandink hoped that this opening for contributions Omaha on Uhinees abjects muy ercke a similar Palo 440 degree of literary seal to that which was Parneval
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For information as to Passage or Freight, Steamship Sachsen Capt, V. GAE-BEL, with MAILS, PASSENGERS, SPECIE, apply to
ADAMSON, BELL & Co.; and CARGO, will leave this part as above,
Agents. calling at GANDA.
Shipping Orders will be grastal till Noon, Cargo will be received on, boardi antil 4p.m., Specie and Parcels aatillp.m. on the 16th March, 1889. (Parcels até not to be sent ou board; they must be left at the AGENCY'S Office). Contents and Value of Packages are required.
The Steamer baseplendid Accommodation
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To reserva
Hongkong Singapore
Hongkong
H. B. M. Bhips' tonnaga, displacements and effective horse powers are given according to H. M. Fåvý Hat:
Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
U. B. albop
Bassino gunbon Bassian orniser U, B. corvette
Name,
Flag and Rig.
Russian gunbost
Tons.
Gurs
H.P.
800
Spanish cruiser
1908
French gunboat
470
Russian cruiser
1100
French gunboat
476
U. B. corvette
1375
German gunboat Franch gunboat
480
485
U. 8. corrette
1.800
7.
1170.
1370
6'
1470
455
1390
9400
540
640
DOO
Bivotch Babol
9100
Mr. Andrew Wind, Kaws Acret, Ha
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gunbost French frigate Russian corvette French ganboat Russian corretta Bussian gunboat
500 8880 1330
480
2950
German gunhost
U, S. gunboat French gunbust French Funboat Portugues
gunboat
Ramlan aruiser Bussian gunboat German cruiser Portugue
| 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 188 188 18 19
Captain.
Captain Paranego Captain D. E. Zalnaga Commander Malopett Captain Menscbicoff Lient. Commander Martel Compunder Jewell Captain Kicksteds Captain Rény
Commander Dyer Lieut. -Com. Floory Glass Commander Molaoff Captain Zerine Capt McNair Lakout, Com, Craig Captain M. Fores
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Brit sh, discharging- Mohawk Northern EmpireBrit be discharging -- TamarE. MashailBrit, bqe repairing
ILOTO
MERCHANT BAILING PERSIJA,
Ellen A. Read Brit sh. Montanał Hilaria Brit. h. Montresi
CEBU
MERURANT SAILING VESSEL. Scammell Bros Brit, bye, New York Lizzie O. Troop Brit. sh. New York
-BANGKOK.
In port on February 26, 1887.
MEBUHANT SZLÁNERE.
Bangkok
British
Wkers at.
Urpie Clear
Siamess
Chamroen
British
Nagasaki
Manila
Phratabong
Bizese
Shanghai
Rainbow
Siamese
Nagasaki
Quinton
Singapore
Andreas
Chotalpo
Touron
Caroline
Ampy Yokobsmas Cores Nagasaki Bhaghai
Bus Pan
Foochow
Fortung
'Giovinaī
Koba
Goliab
Shanghal
On a cepiso
Guisappe
ما
Corun
Japan *Singapore
On a crnim
Saigon
Faigon
Singapore
Commander Molchonery
Captain Credar
Commander Gandot Captain Makaroff
Barmonio
Fuld
Janes Ferguson
Rintorato
Ta Hongkong Sin
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