SHIPPING IN PORT.
THE CORONATION GIFT TO HIS MAJESTY FROM THE GEORGES,
The following interesting letter has appeared in The Time
Sir-The list of donations to the above gift having now pretically closed in this district it is gratifying to be able to note the loyalty and enthusiasm which the movement has evoked, i particularly amongst the agricultural labourers shit the cropipt of the gifts in Haringt
STEAMERS CHILDAR, Norwegian str., 1,102, H. Nielsen, 29th June-Bangkok 21st adit Swatow 21 Jane, General-Angaard, Thoresen & Co. CHOWTAL, German str. 1.195, W. Rober, 291
fun-Bangkok 21st Jane, Ricy and Mont --BullerGold & Swite, Daasy, Norwegian, 883, Solser, 22nd 20th Juno, Coal-Angaard, June-Longy Thorton & Co...
of rural Sussex, I have boon mich ❤DOVAWQxed; German str. 1.057. theres ont only witir the number of the man, 29th Jangkole 20th June, responses but with the spirit in which they Rice and Genom-Butterfield & Swire.
have been made, and it may possibly interest British #t, 641. J. W. Evans, 30th
ders if I give a few extracts from the fans Fachow, Amoy and Stew 29th
numerous better which I have received. Jane, Cheral-Souplas, Lagnik & Co.
One man write, HST HAYANG, British str. 1.207, E. Spink. 29th June-Newchnung 21st Yone, Beans
-ButLorfeld & Swim.
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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 3RD ̧
NEW WONDERS OF WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.
At thu Royal Institution recently Mr. T. Thorne Baker described several new wonders in wireless telegraphy. Improvements have been made in receiver instruments and in devices for preventing the tapping or interception of mes sages at xos, and ather novelty is a keyboard transmitted. During some recent experiments instrument by which musical sounds can be bet womit Brufseis nul morgh top bars of
God Save the King" were transmitted and received. The pinetical use to which this device can be put will be the sending of bugie calls, say, to an army in the field. One of the most useful advances has been that achieved by. 31. J. I. Sharman in the matter of wireless by Impulse waves. In son North
Great teolonyly made in a coal mine in the 7
King Long Male Kain. It is not saggested that there is any confusion of though
ow, British atr., 896, G. F. Inupford,ccasioned by the prosailing drought.
Sickness ovidently no har to loyalty, as will
Houw
26th June-Chinking 2011 Ja, Geooral -Chinose,
MARIE, Gurmante. 1.159, Schlaikier. 23rd June-Saigon 19th June. Ring-Jelou &
Clo.
asa sure, is not
30th JunSwatow 29th June, General-be shown by the following extras: I are
Swire, Kublerid &
sorry not able to send any more. I have had a HMEN CH, Chinese str. 1,250, humblin, hug illness aftor 1 gat a little better had a 28th June-Shanghai 24th June, General light. Paralátine stroke hope you will receive and Mail-C. M. 8. N. Co.
the same." The last souteness, HIDSON MARU, Japanese str. 2,826, Tozawa nakindly meant.
28th June-Moji 22nd June, Coal-Ataka
Nor is the misfortune of unemployment cap. & Co. KIANG Piso, Chlause str.. 1,222, 17. Edday,able of gorching the desire for loyal expression, as the following will testify: I ara souding a very small donation, but iming out of employ for some time past I camet, afford mors. unt Testing that our uanse the King may live
year the erowu for many years." The poorest of his Majesty's subjecta ura among het ready to come forward with their gifts, One of the writ I enclose my mile all I can afford, as I am a very hard-working man, but would like to slow my loyalty, being one of the Georgas One pore old
whe encloses three stamps. writes from his sick room t not the amount so much has the respect and I have Frayed manny times that Almighty God wond less ar King with all needed Grace to rule over in Pear and I Pray again that tho traces of our Lord Jesus Christ muy richely rest upor him his Majesty King Coorgo 5th. I hope you will expect this small token bas from a finest-hearted 01 Euglish man."
MATHILDE, German f. 831. Cla derop
30th June--Haiphong and Heihe 20th June. Rice and General Jebman & Co. ONSANG, British str., 1.737. A. J..Smith, 25th
Jen-Chinganing. 19th June, Cocl- Chinese Engineering & Mining Co Pazuvasu, British sir, 1065, G. E. Tage 28th June-Saigon 23 June. Rice and
(terioral-Chinėse. RAJAW, Gorman str., 1,275. I. U. Rokon, 24th
Juna Rajang 18th June, Timber Butterfold & Siro. SUNGRIANG, British str. 987, H. Mathing, 29th
Jane Haiphong 27th June. General Batterdeid & Swire.
TRAN, fritish str.. :1,346, A. W. Onterbridge
Very pleasing are the joint contributions from fathers and sons, showing as they do on
30th June-Manila 27th Juas, General-vilent pride in being able to participate togeth- Batterfield & Swira,
or in Use gift. The following us trast is typical
Taura, Datch str., 2,740, A. W. La Roof many enclosu a small snm from maelf
24th June-Jara 1401, and Swatar 23rd Jane, Sugar-Java-Cldun-Jajau Liju.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
THE AMERICAN MAI...
The PM. 8.5. Co. str. Mongolia from Sun Francisco wild from Yokohama on the 24th ult on rate to Hongkong, ad is due to arrive at Nongkong on the 7th inst.
Th. T.K.K. Ir. Amegion Mars left Sun Francisco with S. mails 14th utt., und is expected le arica bere ou about 11th at
iaslapan Ports,
The TK.K. str. Tenyo Marn left San Fran winco ruth 21st, ult, and is due to arrive at flongkang on the 18th inst.
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL
The N. Y. K. str. Kumano Maru (Australian Line left Mani for this poct on the 1st ist, and is expected loro to-lay,
The E&A. str. Empire toft Sydney ou the 11th ultimo for this port, via Queensland ports, Port Darwin and Mauiin.
THE CANADIAN MAIL
The CPR Co.'s str. Empress of Japan Inft-- Vauerger, B.C., for Hongkong (via sisual pres of all) on the 21st ultinio n.m.
THE INDIAN MAIL.
The Apear str. Catherine Apen. From Cal. catta eft Sincavore en tio 281); ult, afternoon, and may be expected hera turluy.
MERCHANT STEAMERS.
The 0.S.K. str. Chicago Mara from Tacoma loft-Manila for this port on the 1st instant an.. and is Hub her to-day rd about.
The O.S.K. str. Caunda Mure left Tacoma for this port via Japan and Shanghai on the 10th time, ang is due here on the 13th ist.
The Barlier fine str. Salerna left New York ca the 10th ultimo for Hongkong and Far Eust
The T.K.K. str. Ay Maru arrive at Hono- - ielu da the 24th ultimo, from South America, and is due to arrive at Hongkong on or about 1st prox.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS,
The str. Capri leit Singapore for this port on the 30th ulf, and uray be expected here on or about the 6th inst.
The Garan Mail in Prinzess Alire, which left here on the 28th alt, 8 a.m., arrived at Shanghai or the 30th ult. at 4 p.m.
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Line) loft Stupapore for this port on the 28th Jeue, and is expected her to-morrow.
The N. Y. K. str. Jyo Mars (European Line) left Singapore for this port on the 29th June, and is expeted here to-morrow,
and son, and we hope you will get a pies lot,"
Most of the communications conclude with a wish for a long, hippy, and prosperous reign for his Majesty, A note of appreciation is here stract: Tite agres with the proposal, as believe he will be a good King, as his father
I
Following a letter from a more affluent donor, who was born in the reign of one George and expects to die in that of another, comes a foltor from a humble son of thasoil, to whom the present ocension recalls nemorlos of past days. He says: I fool prend to be able to help towards the
menis:
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Mrs E. M. A. Apent Mr Caci Benzott
N. F. Blanch Mr & Mrs Campbeli Mr P. F. Chivers MeD.6. Clark Er N. K, Davidson Mr W. C. Drew Mr E. J. W. Eames Capt. Edgar Capt. G. W. Eedy 37 Mrs Ebreufel Mr F. Eurom Mr. H. Evaus Yr. H. G. Fishe
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of England telephonic communication was impudiately facted between a mines who was Mr J. Formator supposed to be in distress underground and o surfreau. The lecturer said he himself had recently spoken through the telephonic instra rent for about a mile under earth at Chislehurst. It could, not be used effective- ly at present boyand two miles at land, bit better effects could be secured ander water. A distance of six dilles could be covered, aud experiments were being made for effecting communication between warships and sub marines. A late development of the Marconi of system was the transmission ever a distance
2,203 miles of maps, plans, or writing. A light which was ignited by the receiving instrument neted upon a Slm and reproduced the mesenge forwardo Still another remarkable advance was the inroution of Mr. Habibia, an Indian telegraph overseer, who by utilising the surface of water, such as that of a river, instead of other, sent messages for fifty miles..
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I remember 1859 standing on
you by saying King George the 4th Horse on the hill ear Weymouth and drinking the beautiful spring water out of the King's Basin at Upway, where onsed to drink every morning when staying at Weymouth. Long live King George the 5th mud Queen Mary, from their legal subject, "Once a Dorset Ploughboy."
The . Y. K. ntr. Nikko Moru (Australian Lino left Nagasaki for this port on the 30th is expected here to-morrow! Jane, and
The N. Y. K. str. Hitachi Mara (Euopean via Shangla on Lice left Moji for this port 1st July, and is xpicted here on the 8th Jnig.
The N. Y. K. str. Bombay Mara (Bombay Lin) loft Kobe for this port vin Moji on the 1st July, and is expected here on the 8th July.
The N. Y. C. tr Tamba dara (Amuriosn Line) left Kobe for this port via Moji and Shanghai on the 30th June, and is, orpooted here on the 9th July
I am, Sir, your obedient serrant.
GEORGE BARRAM. Snape, Walhard, June 8.
WOMEN'S PROCESSION FIVE MILES LONG.
"MGGEST SINCE THE WORLD REGAN."
We extract the following from a London paper of the 10th it. :-
"The greatest procession ofomen that he over boon ston since the world began.
Po its promoters describe the "Coronation march of women suffragists, which as to take plan on June 17.
Walking seva abreast, the procession is expected to extend to about fire mailer in length" says an official communication. All the frage sneieties will be presented, and
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It is desirable that the Japanese, and not we ourselves, should open hostilities. The reason is that if they do not commence hosti lities against us you ought not to interrupt"| their landing in Southers Coren or upon the East const up to and including Heasam, but if on the West coast their flest, whether transporting or not transporting troops, passes the 30th parallel towards the North, you are permitted to attack without waiting for their first shot. I trust in you. May
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