DESTINATION.
Vessels Advertised as Loading.
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VEKARLS.
Australian Ports: Se. Empire Abay,v.S'poró& Fa'ng Tow Baris. Chefoo & Nurchwang Nanchang Europe. e............Bulaw Haiphong
1-input
Hayre, B'mone Hburg Freientals Koho
Bonnohr
Kobe & Yokohamn... Coblenz Laudan, &e...........Dothi
London, Antwerps &e. Sumatra......
London & Antwerp... Mouthshira
Marseilles, v. Saigon. Nema
Mar., Liddon, & Avery Bags Man Manila, Cebit & Bok Rubi
Manila,
Loongsong.
Manila, Atralian Ports Yawan Marn. Manila, Hoile & Celso Kastang Manila, Felbourne, &e Coblens
aki, Kolu & Than Nikko Maru Portland, Ory. Japan Henrik Ibsen.... terdam & Hamburg Areadin....... San Francisco, Japan Nippon Mar San Franciscar, Japan Chiyo Maru Salina Cruz. v. Jamu. Hongkong Mart,
San F'cisco, v. Japan Manchuria San Francisco v. Japan Siberia SanFrancisco v. JajanChina
AGRST.
|Date or ImaVENU
Gibb Livingston & Co May 9. 11am Rippon Yusen Kaishalay $0. Futtertelt & Swire...lay 31, at pm. Malcher
June 1, at 10a.m. Butterfield & Swire...June 1, at 10 am. Hamburg-Am'ka Linie Jane 9. Gibb Livington & Co. Jane 2, at Noon. Melchers & Co.......About May 30. P.
&O. 8. N. Co............ June 10, Noon. P.&O. S. 8. C. May 31, at 114.01. Jardine, M'son&Co, Ld. About June 3 Aleasageries MaritimesJune 6, at 1 p.in. Nippon Yusen Kaisha June 7: Daylight. Shewan, Tomes & Co. May 30, at 4 pm. Jardine, M'son Co., L. Jude 3, at 2 Nippon Yusen Kaisha June 8, at Noor. Butterfield & Swire...May 3, at 4 p., Melchers & Co.........June
June 17, Daylight. Nipon Yusen Kaisha.June 7, at Noon Purtland & A. S. Co. June 20, at Hamborg Am'ka Linie bout Jane Teya Kisen Kaishia
ano and m ....... Toyo Kisen Kaisha... June 30, 1 p.m..
Toy Kisen Kaishn June 17, at 1 pm. Paciti Mail $. S. Co. June 24, at Noon, Pacite Mails.. Co...ne D. at 2 pm. Pacific Mail . Co.... June 16, at Neon. Melchers & Co About May 31. Jardine, M'son Co, La. May 31, Ẽ No. Butterfold & Swire. June 1, at 4 p.. Buttered & Swire...Jur
Jane Midnight IP. & 0. S... Co.....About June 8.
Jardine, 3:
Uson& Co.Ldflung 29, at Noon. P. & O. S. N. Co.....About June Sippon Yusen Kaisha About Jime Swedish East AsiaticCo About June 15. Messageries Maritimes About June 3. Osaka Shosen Kaisha, June 4, at 10a.m. Osaka Shosen Kaisha May 31, at 10 am. Osaka Shosen Kaisha May 31, at 10.2. Hamburg Am's Lieure 4. Hamburg Anika Liniare 20. Dougins, Laprak
Co. Fund 2 at 11 am Douglas, prnik Co. June 4, 11 s.m. Doazlas
Co.May 30, at 11 .m.
Shai. Tan & Japan Prinz Eitel Friederich Spore, Pang, Calcutta Kutang... Shanghai....
Bannghai..
Shanglus.
Liru.....
Chinhan Jatendia
Suntor & lungi.Kwangsang Shai, Moji, Kobu, Ya Ntbin...
.......
hai, Maji & Kobe...Bombay Maru -Shai, Kobo & Yummiippon
Shi, Kobe & Yhama E. Simun Stow,Amoy & Tansu Dnici Marn Stow, Autoy & Fehow Choshun Maru. Stow, Anoy & Anping Sosha Mara S'ha, Kobe & FamiSlavonin
al, Kobe & hama Sile in
Stew, Amy & Fchow Hdyang tow, Amoy & Fehow Raimun
Haiching
N.N.
Sunbowhongshing. Jard Lune 3, at Noon.
Fiontain......
tori, Tma & Japan Panama Maru Fria, B.C., Senttle &c. Inaba Maru Vuver & Stle v. Capaz Kumeric. Vancouver. (BC). &e Empress of China..... Vancouver, (BC.), &c. Maifengle
Banks
Oka Shosen Kaisy May 30, at 11 am Nippon Yuen Kashanet jam
The Bank Line, Li....About June 6, Comdian P'fic R. Co.. June 10, as 8 pm, Canadiane R. Co. June 21, at noon.
Banks.
HEARING CORPORATION
ONGKONG & SHANGHAINTERNATIONAL BANKING
PAID-UP CAPITAL...
RESERVE FUNDS--
Sterling
$15.000.000!
CORPORATION
"OPIUM TARADIDDLES.
Under the above beading Mr R. 5. Gm dry writes to the Outlook sá fallowa
THE CHINA MAIL.
At a meeting held at the Guildhall un 18 October, under the auspices of the China Emergency Appeal Committee, the Bishop of London is reported (in the Times) to havo said that his first reason for sup- porting the movement was the awful debt we owed to China for our past record in the epium question; and in another paper (the London and China Telegraph) ne haring added that 'it puzzled him how little the consciente of the nation seemed awake with regard to the laiquity of the opion
war.'
"Is it not just possible that the nation is dimly conscious of a great deal of exaggeration in regard to the alleged iniquity!
**().e_would_think--and a great wany woll-monning people probably do think - in listening to hortatory addresses in which
MONDAY, MAY 29, 1911.
SHIPPING.
Latest ""Staamor" Mürements.
Ceylon Maru, A. H.K. for Shai May 2I.
SHEWAN, TOXES & Co. Colonibe Maru, L for Spare, May Rubi, A: H.K. from Manila, blare -
Zadro, Hongkong for PhR Ohikugy Alaru, La Shanghai, (for Hong May 20
kong May 1
hai, May 21,
(Exclusive of Movements reported to-day.). Chikuzon Mar. Is Yokohams, for Shang-Glenlogan, P. Canal, O. May 18,
"BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.
"0. 8. C Achilles, & H.E. O. May 20 Aganjeranon, L. R.K. H
May 17 A, P Canal, H. May 5. P Aleixons, L. Spore, H. May 19.4. Antunor, L. H.K. 0. May it—– Antilochus, L. Tacoma, E. May 17.- Bellerophou, L.
S'pore H. May 13. Calchas, P. Canal, O, May 98. Cyclops, L. Yokohama, H. May 18. Dardanus, Sourabaya, H. May 19 Deucalion, L. Liverpool O. May 20. Idemoneus, P. Canal, H. May 10. Ixion, L. Soumbaya, H. May 18. Jason, L. H.K. B. May 20 Laerten, P. Canal H. May 23 Machaon, L. Singapore, U. May 4. Patrocina, L. S'pore, Moneinus, P. Canal O, May 10,
H. May 11. Feleus, A. Honie, May 2 Perseus, A. House, May 12. Prometheus, L. Liverpool 0. May 2 Sarpeien, L. Batavin, H. March 7. Stantor, L. Singapore 0. May 24. Tantalus, L. Bevin, H. May Theseus, L. H.K. H. May 30.
..
C. M. 5, N. C.
the national erimo is commonly do Titan. . .K. for Vancouver, May 18. nounced, that wicked British merchants worTrdous, P. Canal, O. May 26. the first to introduce opium to the notio.)
Случная,
of innocent Chine.e-simultaneously, of course, producing an opium-pipe and com. pelling them at the point of the baronst (another stock" phrase) to purchase and
inhale!
Yot opium-smoking a sufficiently established habi: iu Chim to evoke Imperial reprobation more than forty years bef r wo had anything to do with the trade: For (Mr Morse reminds us, in dis Trade and Administration of the Chinese Empire') the Emperor Yang Cheng issued an edict
prohibiting the sale of opium and the opon ing of opium-smoking divans A, n. 1723, while the first chest of opium imported by Pritish agency resobed Canton .. 1773. Iit necessary to add that tho opium-pipe is a Chinese invention?
Of another mis-called incident, the opium war' an American staterar John Quivey CAPITAL, PAID UT. GOLD $3,250,000
Adams, declared that RESERVE FED GOLD 83,250,000 its cause was net opium hut alluding to the insolent Gold $6,500,000tion of superiority by the $31,250,000 HEAD OFFICE: 60 Wall Street, New York *** $10,000,000 LONDON OPVICE: 36 Bishopsgate.
£1,500,000/= $10,000,000 15,200,000
Silver......
+44
RESERVE LIABILITY
PROPHICTORS.......
COURT OF DIRECTORS, Hon. J HENRY KENWICK-Clairman. G.II. MEDHURST, Esq.-Deputy Chairman F.H. Armstrong, Esq. C. R. Lenzmann, .G. Balloch. Exp
Esq. Andrew Forbes, Esq. F. Lieb, Esj. G. Friesland, FE. Skellim, Esq. C. S. Cublay, Bay. H. A. Stubs, Esq.
CHIEF MANAGER:
Hongkong-N. J. STABR.
MANAGER:
Shanghai. E R. HUNTER.
LONDON HANKEES LONDON COUNTY AND
WESTMINSTER BAxx, Lacted...
HONGKONG INTEREST ALLOWED.
. Current Account at the rate of Two percent. per manum on the daily balance.
ON FIXIE DEFONIM :---
For 3 months 24 per cent per annunt.
12
35
"
17
N. J. STABE,
Chief Manager,
Hongkong, April 19, 1911.
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.
LONDON BANKERS;
ISANX OF ENGLANU.
National Provincial Bank of England, Ltd. The Capital and Counties Bank, Ltd. BRANCHES AND
..
AGENTS
ALL OVER THE WORLD.
THE Corporation transacts every des-
cription of Banking and Exchange business, receives money on Current Ac count at the rite of 2% per annus on daily balances and accents Fixed Deposits at the following rates
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For 12 months 4 per cent per annum. For 6
24 per cent per annum. For 3
3 per cent per annum
GED. HOGG, Manager.
No. 9 Queen's Bend Central. Hongkong, February 20, 1911.
NEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL-- MAATSCHAPPIJ
(NEZMRELANTS TRADING SOCIETY).
PAID-UR THE business of the above Bank is con- CAPITAL THE
ducted by the HONGKONG AND RESERTE SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORA- TION, Rules may be cbtained on ap-| plication.
INTEREST on deposits is allowed at
PET. CENT. per annum. Depositor
ESTABLISHED 1524.,
About
...F), $5,000,000 (£3,750,000), ...FI, 6,632-438-(£332,696). HEAD OFFICE-AMSTERDAM, HEAD AGENCY-BAZAYIA
FUND
Astyanax, A. Home, May 19, Keenan, L. Liverpool, O. May ST. Atreun, L. Yokohama, H. May 15, Kick, P. Canal FL. May 23 17. Menor
Singapore, Noleus, L. Singapore, O. May . Ningchow, L. H.K. H. May Qania A. Homo, May 19. Ping Snay, L. H.K Ŏ. May 22. Pak Ling, Polyphemus, Pratesilaus, P. Canal 0. May 10.. Teenkai, P. Canal, O. May 12. Tangtare, P. Canal, O. May 19.
C. N...C.
Anhui, L. Hongkong for Shai, May
25.
y 3.
Chen, A. HK. from Canton, May 27. Changsha, L. Hongkong, for Australis, Chinhus, L. H.K. for Shanghai, May
May
Huichow, L. HE. for Swatow and Tient-
sin May 21. Hangyang. Hapeh,
21.
Bunan, L. H.K. for Hongay, May 20
chang, A. H.E. from Wei-hai-wei, May
Kakusaru, L. Shanghai, for Yokohams, Glanogle i H.K. H. April 20.
May 20.
Glory H.K. 0. May 19. Himoo Mara, A. at Marseilles Ma
Glenstro, H.KE. May 7 Hakain Maru, La Hongkong, for Shanghai AXSICA & MANCHURIAN LANE."
May
12.
Bonfontein Hitachi Maru, L. HE. for Japa
May
25.
Innba Mare, Scottie, May 14 Iyo Mara, L. London, May 27.7 Kamakura Mani, L. Kobe, May 20 Karachi Maru
Kossi Maru, L. Shanghai for Yokohama,
May 7. Kurano Maru, L. for Austealing By 22 Kags Mara, L. Tokohama for Europe,
May 24. Kawo Maru, P. Canal for Europe, May 23 Kitano
Maru, P. Canal for Colombo, May Kanagawa Maru,
Miyazaki Maru, P. Canal, for Colombo,
May 15.
Mishima Maru, L. H.K. for S'pore May 24 Nikko Maru, L Sydney, May 17. Sado Mara, A. at Seattle, May 12 Sogo Maru, P. Canal for Colombo, May 14 Thinba Maru, L. Yokohama for Seattle
May 10.
Toss Maru, A. H. K. from Moji, May Tangu Maru, A. Marseilles May 16, Wakaan Marn, P. Canal for Columbo; May Tawata Maru, L. Hongkong for Yokohama,
May 10. Tamaguchi Maru,
GREAT NORTHERN S. S. Co. Minuesab L Soattle, June 19.
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE. Ambia, A. Hamburg, Feby. 19. Admini . Tirpitz, A. Shanghai, May 4, Alesin, P. Canal, H. May 18. Ambria, P. Canal 27. ápril 25, Andalusin,
Bulgaria, A. Hamburg For th Amgenin, L. Aden O. April 22. Arcadia, A. Tsingtau, May 2
A. May 27.
H.K. H. May 7.
L. Sabang O. May 1. C. Ferd. Inaisz Brisgavia, P. Chanl 0. May 23 Freienfels, Σ. Hongkong for Shanghai,
May 4 Goederer Jaeschke, L. Tivatein," for
Chefoo, May 4. Hellas, P. Canal O, May 19. Kowloon, L H.K. for Canton, May 23. Liberia, A. Hamberg, April 23. Loungmoon
Lysemoon, L.
H.E. for Saigon, May 14,
for Saigon, May 26. Nonsuch, L. Hamburg, 0 April 16. Ockengels, L.
a 'pin' Kashing, A. E.K. from Canton, May 27. assump-Baifong, A. H.K. from Manila. May 28. Chinese Kuikiang, L. H.K. for S'hai, May 18. which found characteristic expression in the Kucichow, A. Hongkong, from Canton, Preusech, A. Eug
Kweilin, L. Hoogkong, for Amuy May 7.
May 27, anggo, L Kange,
Hongkong, for Newchwang May 10.
return, unopened, of a letter addressed by Lord Napier to the Prefect of Canton, with *n endorsement that it was tossed back-Linau, L. Hongkong for Canton. May 15. bocnues it was not superscribed with the character 'pin' (or ping) signifying humblo petition.
It is true that the war to which in ¡dignities of this sort inevitably led up wa precipitated by Commissioner Lix's attempt suppress summarily a traffic-Domitally contraband--which was openly carried on and taxed so heavily for the benefit of local oficials that it had been debated at Peking
Ogil L. Hamburg, April 20.
0.
1.
13.
thoinfels, P. Canal H. Sachsen, L. HE H. May
25. Sambia, F. Canal H. April 25. Lachow, L. Hongkong, for S'hai, May 19.Scandia, L. E.K. O. May 17.
Saxonia, A. Hamburg, April 18... Nanchang, A. H.K. from Newchwang, Segovia, A. Hamburg, April 9.
May $7.
Senegambin, L. Hongkong H. April 28. Ningpo,
Silesia, P. Canal H. April 18. Sungkiang, L. Hongkong, for Haiphong, Sithonia, A. Takau, May 2 Shansi,
May 2
Slavonia, L. S'pore 0: May 28. Sopernik, L. Hongkong, Day 17. Spezia, A. Hamburg, April 23. Surovin, L. Hongkong, H. May 11.
Singan, L. B. 5. for Hoihow, May 15. Shantung. L. H.K. for Quan-chow-wau,
May 25.
Szochnen, L. Hongkong, for. Anny and
Shanghai, May 11.
St. Kraatze, L. Dalny, for Tientsin, May 3. L. Shanghai, for Taingtan, May 4. F. Canal O. May 19.
Suimow, A. Tientsin, May 4. Vandalia, A. Yokohama, April 27. Westphalia, A. Hamburg, January 31,
Taming, L. H.A. for Manila, May 16. Tean, L Hongkong for Manila, May 27. whether it should not preferably be 1 galisTmsui, A. H.K. from Swatow, May 18. od in order to secure some of the proceeds Taiyuna, L Sydney, for Hongkosig. May for the imperial exchequer. But it usually Wahu. requires a spark of some kind to eat in Yochow, L. Hongkong, for Amoy and Aye, Asmmable matter alight.
Shanghai, May 9.
"Of the conditions which we exacted at:
17.
#
N. D. L.O. L. the close of that war, another well-known Anghin, L. Hongkong, for Bangkok, American, the Rev. W. A. P. Martin, has Chowtai, A. Hongkong, from Bangkok,
May 26. written that they wore astonishingly
23. moderate for a conqueror alle, unembar.
Choising H.K. from Hoihow & S'pore
May 23. rassed by the interests of other Powers, Devawonges, A. H.E. from Bangkok, might hayo taken the whole Empire, and
May 25.
cuntained not a syllable in favour of chang
A. Hongkong, from Singapore,
P. & O. S. N. Co
Araudia,
Bornco, P. Canal H. May 10. Ceylon, L. H.K. for Shanghai, May 13. Candin
Dovanha, L. H.K. for S'pore, May 27. Delta, LHR for Singapore May 13. Delhi, L. H.K. for S'hal, May 16. Nose, Nile, A. Moji, May 16. Nubia, P. Canal O. May 5..... Marmora,
Palma, L. H.A. H. May 4. Peshawur,
Sunda,
Palawan, A. London, May 18.. legalising the opium traffic,' adding, 80 May 8.
Poons, La H.K. O. May 2). bears a malodorous name, way wagod for Locksun, in Hongkong, mach for the charge that this war, which Look, L. Hongkong, for Bangkok, May Palermo, P. Canal D. Bay 28,
16.
Syria, A. Londop, April 19. the purpose of compelling Chine to enbmit Machew.
Sicilia, A Colorabe H. May $1. so the continuance of an Immoral traffic. Pliranang, A. H.K. from Bangkok May Socotra, L. London O. May 24. I have purposely quoted American writers Pitsanulok,
Suma, L. Yokohama, May 16. BRANCHES-Singapore, Penang, because America has posed no sympatheti.
Bimla, A. Fort Said, May 18. Djember, Cheribon, Tegal, Pecalongan, thought less open to the charge of prejudice
Armand-Behie, L. Marseille, June 4. Shanghai, Rangoon, Sararang, Socrabaya,cally towards China that they may be
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES, Medan (Delt),
Bandoeng Padang
H.K. H. May 23. Australien, L
Dumbea, P. Canal, O. May 23.
112
23.
Paklat, L. Hongkong. Rajabur, L. Hongkong, for Swatow & Pontong, A. Hongkong, from Bangkok.
May 8.
S'pore May 23,
their option balances of Pasoernean, tembang, Ruta-Radja, to which English criminale' are of course Wongkni, A. H.K. from Bangkok, May 26. Ernest Simons, P. Canal, O. May 12.
ay transfer $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK, to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 PER CENT, per
Annun
For the Hongkong and Stranghai Banking Corporation,
N. J. STABB,
Chief Manager.
1517
Hongkong, January 24, 1911.
IHE
MERCANTILE BANK
INDIA, LIMITED.
ATHORIZED CAPITAL ITEŃCRIBED 6. "PAID-UP ~ AreaVE FUND
do.
(Acheen), Macnaur, Bandjermaain.
Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta, Bangkok, Correspondents at Bombay, Colombo,
obnoxious,
'I am not concorned with the rehtive
Saigon, Haiphong, Hanoi Ancy, Yoko merits and demerits of opium-smoking. bania, Robe. Melbourne, Sydney. Now that is another at ry. I have basa moved York, San Francisco, &c., c.
LONDON BANKEES: The Union of only to analyse certain platitudes which London and Smiths Bank, Limited.
The Bank buys and sells and receives for have been repeated so often that they have collection Bills of Exchange, issues letters come to pass almost an established facts;; of credit on its Benches and correspond-something being (as I have heard Sir ents in the East, on the Continent in Great Thomas Wade say in this connexion) due OF Britain, America, and Australia, and trans-
acts banking business of every description to historical truth'
Anura,
JARDIGE, MATHESON & CO., LD. Changwo,
Cheongahing, L. Hongkong, May 12.- Choyang, L. H.K. for Shai May 14. Chunang, L. Hongkong, May 1. Chipshing, L. Hongkong, for Swatow and
Tientsin May 21.
TH
Fausing, A. H.K. for Honymy, May 22. Fookmug, A. S'pore from HK., May 24. Formhing
Calcutta for Straits and H.E. L May 9. Still it may be permissible to note that Fiopang INTEREST ALLOWED. On Current Accounts 2 por Annum on king Jurnes I. issued a 'Coontorbiste to Hangsang, L. HE. for Ningpo, May 24. Kwongsang, L. H.K. for Canton May 26, Tobacco," in which he described its use as Kamang, L. Spore for H.K May 28 £582,500 Fixed Deporite 12 months 4% per Amuma custom loathsome to the eye, hateful to Katang, A. H.E, from Japan, May 23. .2 325,000 Do.
6 months 47
£1,500,000 21,125,000
BANKERS LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK, LIMITED.
INTERESTallowed on
Current Accounts
at the rate of 22 per sinnum on the Daily
Balance.
ON FIXED DEPrats-
For 12 months
F. C. MACDONALD,
Acting Manager.
41
Hongkong, Apr 28, 1911
HE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA THE
AUSTRALIA, AND CITINA. INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTEN 1861, HEAD OFETCE, LONDON,
L'AID-UP CAPITAL EZETE FUND ASTAVE LATE or Pro-
PRIETORS
...£1,200,000 £1,625,00€
....£1,200,000 INTEREST Lowed on Current Account| at the mie of 2% per annum on the Daily #dalances
On Fred Deposite for 12 months 4
3
DICKSON Manager.
May
balances
Do,
Do.
3 monthe 31%
Do,
A. F. VAN REES Agent. Hongkong, July 26, 191
**
YOKOHAMA SPECIE.
BANK
ESTABLISHED 1890.
CAPITAL PAID-EI RESERVE FUNDS
YED 24,000,000 16,850,000
Lizushing
the nose, harmful to the brain, das Lekang, L. Hongkong, May 4...
to the lungs, and in the black stinking Loongang, La H.K. For Manila, May 20. fume thereof nearest resembling the Laisang, L. Hongkong, May 13. horrible Stygian smoke of the pit That is hottomless. Yet the world hax gins on Mausang, L. H. K. for Sandakan, May 16. smokia, and still endures; and the retec Namsang, L. Hongkong. May 8. Lion may follow, that excess is to be do Onsang, A.K.K. from Chinwantan, May 28. precated eron in rhetoric and tea.". Enisang, L. Hongkong, May 1.
Tungaling. L. Hongkong, April 18. Tagang, L. Hongkong, April 9. Wosang, L. Hongkong, April 19. Wingsang, L. Hongkong for Manila,
May 27. Yunang, in dock, Yatching, L. Hongkong, May 5.
SHIRE LANZ.
Nera, P. Canal, O. April 28. Polynesien, A. Home, May 12. Salazie,
St
GILE, LIVINGSTON & Co. Allenham Syrdtioy, May 13, Eastern, L. Sydney for H. K. May 2 →Barpiru,
St Albans, IHK for Australia, May 27. Banalder,
Bauarts, La Singapore for Hongkong,
April 18 Benavou, Bangioo,
Beniarig, P. Canal O. May 23. Benledi L HK. O. May 26. Benmohr, A. EK H. May 26. Bonvorlich, F. Canal, O. May 9,
CANADIAN Pagine R. Co press of India, A. Vancouver, May 20 Express of China, A. S'hai O. By 29. Empress of Japan, L. N'gaki H. Álay 25.. Monteagle; Lakandouver, May 25,
Pacino Man.
Chira, L. San Francisco, O. May 10. Kor LH.E. H.. May 28, Manchuris, L. San Francisco, O. May 18. Mongolia, A. Frisco, May 25. Siberia. A. H.A. May 2. Persia, Hongkong, H. May 19.
-POUTLAND ANDàmanc. Henrick Iwen, O. sailed from Portland,
May 11...
Rygia,
Hongkong E. bisy 10.
AMerion
TOYO KINEN KAINA,
Maru, A. Yokohama,“May 15.
Buys Mara, L. Yokohama for Mexico,
May 5.
Chiyo Maru, L. San Francisco, May 24. Hongkong Mara, L. Yokohama for Kobe,
May 19.
Kiyo Barn, L. Valparaiso, May 11. Nippon Maru, A. H.K. from Shal May 23, Teuyo kinra, L. Yokohama for Honolulu,
May 23.
APCAR LINE. Armatoon Apear, H.K. for S'hi May 10. Catherine Apear, L. H.K. for S'por May Gregory Apear, L. H.K. for S'pore, May 30.
Japan, Lightning,
JENSEN & Co.
Amigo, A. H.K. from Pakloi, May 23. Carl Diederichsen, A. Hongkong, May 13. Clara Jebsen, L. H.K for Amay,
May 27. Germania, L. H., tor Panang-and Ran
goen, May 8. Halene,
L. HE for Hoihow, May Johanne, L. H.K. for Swabow, May 21. Marie, L. Hongkong for Tourane, May 28. Mathilde, A. H.K. from Hoihow, May 21. Signal, L Delhi for Rangoon, May 8. Triomph, H.K. for Hoihow, Fallwi
And Haiphong, May 14.
DOCOLAS STELNÝ Co. Balching, A. H.K. May 19, 2 Haimun, A. H.K. May 26. Han, L. H.K. May 27. Haiyang, L. HK Biny 23.
Tibodas, L. E.K. for Batavia, May 20. Tjikini, L. H. K. from Java May 23, Tjimahi, A. HK. May 14. Tipanas, L. H. for Batavia, May 27. Tjitarron, A. H. K. June 10. Vittoria, L. H.K. for Canton, May 25,
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJIN.
A. R. MARTY. Hongkong, L. H.K. May 23. Havoi, A. H.K. May 26. Hue, laid up in Hongkong.
SWEDISH E. A. Co. Chotun, L. E.K. O. May 19. Nippon, L. Purt Said, O. May 19.
APLATIC PETROLSUM CO. Sabine Rickmers, L, H.E for
May 23.
H.Homeward 0. Outward. IL-Leaves or Leit.
A. Arrives or Agrived.
VISITORS AT HUTTER
Mr H. Adaut
Mr P. Parando M:8. M. Brown Mr. C. Brunt M. P.-T. Chilvers Mr D. E. Clark Mr W. E
Clarks Mr. L. Condan
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Mr O
MAT
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Moulder
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apt, and Mrs Rymer
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Wood
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and children
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And Non
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Passmore
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Mr E. E. Smith Mr L. Sunthorn Mr J. N. Varnis Mr.L Vison
Mis M. Grace Wilsen
KINGSCLERK HOTEL.
Comdr. & Mrs Actor Mr and Mrs A. C.
and maid
Mr E. Arndt
Amoy Mr H. Bennett
Mr and Mrs Aucott
P.- Passed, H.K. Hongkong.
The Faitor would be grateful if Steam Ship Company Agents would assist him in keeping the above column up to date, by occasionally cutting out their list of steamers, and sending me to this office with corrections and additions.
ASTOL HOUSE.
Kiang, A. H.K. from Haiphong, May Mr J. L. Allison
Mr A, Amolach
- 21. Tonkin, L. H.K. O. May 22. Ville de la Ciotat, P. Canal H. May 19, Purane A. FE. U. NGÀY 22.
Yarra,
MELCHES & Co.
Cathay, A. Hongkong from Vladivostock,
May 8. Neckar. A. Shanghai, O. May 21.
katerinainy. A Hongkong from Odessa,
'May B.
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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD. Borneo, L. H.K.. for Kudat May 27. Buelow,
Coblenz, L. Yap for Hongkong, May 22.- Derflingur, A. S'hai, O. May 21. Jovisenaa, A, S'bai, O. May 20, Kleist, 4 England, May 29. Luetzow A. Home May 5.
E Friedrich, L. S'pore, O. May 26. Prinz Ludwig, P. Canal H.-May 25. Prinzess Alice,
Mr J. W. Anderson Mr 8. Arregui Mise J. Basan
Mr Bredvad
Mr Brown
Mr L. Bryant
Mr J. 3. Clark
Mr D. G. Craug
M. I. Doagise
Mr A. Dake
Mz J. H. Lehn Mr E. Lotze. Mr R. D. Mansfield Mr A. McMaster, Mr. N. Mody
Mrs K. de Morris
Mr C. Murray
Nagla
Mr
J. L.
Mr H. G. Pahner.
Mr F. Bevington
Dr and Ms B. W.
Brown
Mr Cocker
Logan
Mr.J. F. Macgregor
Mr and Ms L. D.
Mandell
Master Mandell Mr E. 3.
E. J. McNulty Mr C. M. Meyer Mr K. S. Marrison
Mr and Ms F. M. Sir Francis Piggott
Crawford
Mr and Mrs D.
Donnelly
MrJ.Robertson
E. Mr. G. Sachsa Mine K. Sachse
Mr and Mrs C. E. Mr. L. Shields.
Mr R. D. Stewart
Mr S. P. Warbrook Mr B. Webli Mr Whyte
Harvey De Hobson Mr H. Hom Mr H. Koch Mr and Mrs Geo. P. Mr and Mrs E, A, M. ¿Lammert & Children - Williams
Mr J. W. Wilson:
GRAND CARLTON HOTEL Mr & Mrs Ballantine Mr Humphreys Mr W. A. Barnett Mr.T. P. Ivers Mr Henry R. Beyer Mr W. Jackson Mr M. Block
Madam Javenel Mr D. N. Blockmann Mr J. Kinghorn 31-5. Mr S. G. Bolden Mr F. 8. Macarty Capt. and Mrs Braggs Mr
Mr Charles Mackaye
Misses Braggs (2
Mr Wm. McKay
Masters Bragga (2)Misa L, Parker
Mr G. G. Barnett
Bir B. Faul
Mr & Mrs G. Paulisch. Mr and Mrs A, H. Mrs. M. Phillip
Mr J. A. Prindel
Mr&Mrs Pernant Mro. Gonzalez FabelaMr E. H. Pond
Mr & Mrs. Redford Mr L. Randon
Mr E. F. Gaggino
Dr Gerbaut
Mr Gauaus-
Mr
J. Smith
M
M.
Stepheus
Mr G. da Garvillier Mr W. Sprinkle Mr M. Geurgey Mr J. H. Grady MD. E. Henry
Mr and Ms W.
Higgen
Bir E. Stevens
Mc G. 8. Taylor G. Mrs W. 0. Taylor
Mr G. Holiran Mr Alian Jones: Mr & Mr J. Kruiu.
Jing
Prine Sigismund, L. HE. for Manila, Mr L. Laynex
Prinz Waldemar,
May 20.
Tamboa,
Yorck, P. Caual, D. May 26,
DODWELL & Co.
Lothian, A, H.K. from Moji, May 24
Breconshire, L. H. K. for Shai, May 10. Lovat, L.B.K. O. May 20. Carmarthenshire,
Montrose, L. F.K. for Singapore May 4. Mumsaster Castle, L. H.K. for Manila
May 13.
BRITISH CHESS VICTORY.
The Anglo-American cable chess match at the Hotel Cecil has resulted in a victory HEAD OFFICE-YOKOHAMA,
for England by six games to four. Eng- BRANCHES AND AGENCIES :**
land thus won the Sir George Newnes Touro,
KORE....
tropby, having claimed victory on three Denbighshiro, P. Caml O May 2. NAGASAKI. LONDON. LYONS NEW YORK,
Succestive occasions. On the conclusion Flintshire, L.H.K. H. May 18. SAN FRANCISCO. HONOLULE. BOMLY. of play on the night prior to the final play Glamorganshire, L. H.K. H. April 23, SHANGJIAJ
BANKOW. NEWCHWANG, the score stood 14 to in favour of Eng Monmouthshire, Tress,
PRKING ASTUNG, PORT ARTHUR.
DALNY.
land, and the outlook was very favourable | Pear-keshire, P. Canal O. May 21. ILOVANU. MULDEN. CHANG-caux, larga crowd witnessed the play, and ex-
OYAKA
citement was maintained almost to the end, the result being
TIN-LIIS.
Hpaakond Interest allowed, On Current Account at the Rate of 2% per pen on the daily balanco.
ON FIXED DEPOSITS For 12 month For montha For 3 months:
% per annum,
TAKEO TAKAMICHI,
Hongkong, diarch 13, 191,1.
America.
England. 1. Amos Burn. 1 J. B. Marshall...
3. H. E. Atkins... 2 A. B. Hodges
3. T. B. Lawrence A. W. Fex
4. V.L. Wahltach 1 J. F. Barry....
5. F. D. Yates. H. G. Voight 6.0.W.Richmond 0 R. T. Black 7. W. Ward
J. H. Walcott ... 8. G. A. Thomas.. 1B. O. Mills
9. B. P. Michail. 10. H. G, Cale.
:
G. T. Schwielzer
L. B. Moyer.
CHINA MERCHANTS 8. N. Co. Chi-yuen, LH.K. for Canton, May 24. Kwang-lee, L. H.K. for 8'hil, May 22. Kwang.tair Tainan, Yushico,
Aki Maru, L. Hongkong for Singapore, NITTON YUREN KAHA.
May 10 M
Awa Maru, L. Hongkong for Feattle,
May 23.
May 10, Atauts Maru, L Hongkong for Bobe,
Bombay Mamu, L Bommy, May 10,
Eikh, P. Canal O. May 19.. Surgua, A. HI.K. O. May 2,
ÁLHTRIAN LLOYD Austria. A Colombo 0. May 14. China, L. H.K. H. May 26,
E. F. Ferdinand, L.K. O. May 20. Nippon, P. Canal O. May 18:0 Pursis, L. Aden O. May 12. Vorwerts P. Cadal H. May 18,
BANK
Hallamshire, Joserie, P. Canal, O. May 12. Humeric, A. Manila, May 24. Laceric, L. Yokohama for Kobe, May 24, Buyer L'hama for Victori, May 18, Strathtay,
Bingo Maru, L. Singapore lar Bombay, Strathartie, A. Vandoyer, May 13
May 10.
Quite
Mr Gas, Thorton Mr J. Turner Mr and Mrs J. C.
Vickers.
Mr F. W. Walker Mr W. A. Williams Mr Goo: Wolf
Mr W. K. Loes
GRAND HOTEL.
Mr A. B. Crow
MrG. W. L. Nauning
Consul and Mrs H.C.Mr K. Offer
Fein
Mr B. Gilbert Mr J. Freeman
Mr T. Hanco
Mr R. Heckscher
Mr J. Hartel
Mr A. O. Handyk
MB. Jamon
Mr
Kanfaciz
Mr Kelly
Dr F. T. Keyt
Mr Matson
Mr R. J. Mooney
Mr H Parkhill Mr A. Peterson Mr Richard Pak Mr.J. W. Pringle Mr H B Shormaker Mr F. Bonkoson Capt. and Mrs A. H Stewart and child Mr H. F. Stonehan
Mr Standt
Taylor
Mr
Mr J. de Von
VICTORIA HOUSE: Mr. W. Barke Close Mr F. L. Meinke Mr T. Glendinning Mr A. W. Norman Mr M. Graciger Dr P. Paal: Mr. Albertus. Katru Mr B- E-3 tor
and child Mr T Warril Mrs Lilly Kalan, MA TR
nageress
Carruil
Miss 7: Bexy Mr and Mrs R. H. Mr H. E. Redniond Craig and children Mr A J. Boland Mr F. C. S. Emed Mr Signor S. Sanzini Mr W. L. M. Grant Mr. W. Sawell Mr J. Harbuck Mr & Mrs Hewett Mr Chas. J. Higgia-
botham
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Mr Mr R H
Stephenson Mr G. C. Whitolaw Mins Grace, Wyveeno Mr I. Wyvill
“TUR SEATION, HELL, Mr Andrew & child Mr A Neidu, Mr and Mrs J., R. Dr Bchnee.
Capell & children Mr C. Seidel Mr A. J. Clonente Mr CStewart
Mr J. Hildelandt Mr H 5. E. Uels- Capt. & Mrs T. Köhler mens
and child
Ming Veigt
Mr D. J. Lennox
Mr B. C. Lewis
M&M H. Wahlers. Mrs IL: Wishaft and
Mr & Mrs K. Meaner child
and children
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of the Britlah "Fection of the Kowloon-Canton Railway Containing Photographic Illustrioze f he magnificent scenery through which the liss'rans, a brief huntury of the project, en outline of the work accomplished, etc.
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