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ARROW, British str., 2,971, C. Melvor, 24th Me F. H. Adams August-Now York 2nd May, Petroleum-Me J. H. Anold Standard Oil Co.
14im Anderton CHRONGSHING, British str., 1,259, V. Liddell, | Dr. J. G. Beras
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Mr 11, Breckwolde CHINA, Ameriam sfr., 3,186, Emery Riso, 22nd Mr & Mrs Davis Brown
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Mr G. B. de Chadanedeg Mr W P. Chapman
In Clark
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Che 26th
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STRAMERS "YEUDO".
SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE & MOJ "CANTON”....
August, Coperal-Omka Shosen Kaisha, CHOWTAI, German str. 1,115, W. Beler, 24th
Angust from Palo Laut, Coal-Butter Gold & Swira,
DAGNY, Norwegi str. 882, P, Solve, 26th
24th August, Coal
Mr L. Hi Davis Mr N K. Davidson Mr WC Drew Mr & Mre
G. L. Duncan
Mr E J. W Exeges Mr J. Fase
Mr H. Peixm
Mr. & Mr. Hillie Mr & Mrs Frankiss
Vr... G. Fisher
Mr Boomila Fuller Mr F. Goler
DRUFAR, Norwegian str., 1,102, J. Biar, 17th August-Bangkok Hth and Swatow 16th An-ust, General-Kin Tay Loone. EMPRESA OF INDIA, British str.. 3,032, E.
Beetham, 24th August Vancouver, B.C., Mr. V doatbourn 2nd August Maily and General-C. P. R.
Mr D. M MQ. Gratama GERMANIA, German ste, 1.704, Frantaan, 28th Mr. and Mr. J. Handy
Capt. T. P. Hall Augnat-Hougay 26th August, Coal-ra. Harrison Jebsen & Co.
Hon. ME. Howatt HANOL, French fr., 1.200, G. Boshier, 26th Me & Mrs E. J. Holmes
August-Fakhoz 27th Aug, General,
und fant
R. Marty HONG BEE, British str.. 2.056, G. Kinghorn, 28h Aunt Singapore 2201 Augast
General Chinero.
KWANGTAH, Chinese str. 1,536,-Stewart, 27th Angust-Shanghai 24th Ang., Goneril- C. M. S. N. Co
Luorena, British str., 2072. A. L. French, 23rd August--froni Palembang, Bulk oil-- Asiatic Petroleum Co
Capt. 3, J Hornbrook Dr. Spencer Haugh Copt B. Iunos
E. M. Joseph &Mg 4. Kaiz My G. M. L
Dr E, N. Lbawon
Mr J. M. Lopas Mr & Mra F.
MoHugh
Mr H. L Marker
Dr. O. Marriott Mr E. V. Mitchelmose Mrs Morris
Mr W. North
Dr. E. C. Norris*
MERCHANT JACK.
The British Merchant
(From an attr
Soomen by H. Tom, in the English Review for, Angist.) Broadly speaking, all the public knows of the E. modern British merit seaman is that he is often not British, and that, as aforetine, ha gets dronk and gala drowned. It is remem- bered that our mercantile marine is our greatest industrial assot, and that again-a surprising fact this-when the Russian cruiser fironbor ptured a British steamer In the East during the war, it was reported that the British crow sheerod their captors, the British crew being Germans.
Mr & Mrs F. C. Palier Mr. V d'Uattizgal
Mr W. W. Payne
Mr W Pear co
Mr Ernei H, Fond Mr A. P. Prichard
Mr. B. H. Bay
Alias F. Reny. Mr G. Rosa
Air G-Butherford
A. W. Schneider
Mr. & Mr. FTA.
Seranton
Mr. Sibley
Mr 1 H, Solemon
Dr. & Mrs A..palding
Mr H. Spear
Mr C. II. Spittle
Mr J. Spitt'es
Mr V. R.Sphers Mr & Mrs. E. Stevens Vra L. Soleline Miss W. Squvre Lt. & Mre O. E. Stainer MM. L. ThompsonTM - Mr E. J. Waterman “Me A, K. Wa~]
Mr. Whito
Mr & Ma Whitömarsh
and child Mr Zeno
KING EDWARD HOTEL,
MM. P. Botiv
Dy Relitios
Vias Bennetta
a Mra Bridger
-and-con
Mr Bomack We F. W.-Cox
| LYERMOON, Germen str., 1,336, F. r. Pilerim,
23rd Aust. Saigon 19th Aug., General Hamburg-Amerika Linie. MANCHURIA, American str., 8.750. A. Dizon, 28th August Ban Francisco 2mi, Augast, Mails and General-P. M. S; S. Co, NIKKO MARU, Japanras str., 3.439. M. Yagi, 29th Augustani 26th Aug., General
Nippon
bon Yeon Kaisha. NIPPON MARv, Jarangio str., 2,331, I. Sone,
23rd August Moji 17th August, Conlr Jan Leanex Atak & Co.
Miss Lepreito
Mr. B. H. Densmore Mian M. Gains
Mir A. Harper
Dr. K. John
My W. Ardolà-
PONGTONG German atx, 98, W. Botofuhr, | Mr P, B. Lorok
27th August-Bangkok 16 b August, Rioe and Trakwood Butterfield & Sira, QUARTA, German str., 1.894 J. Danieluen, 23rd August-Saigon 15th August, Sugar— Bender, Wieler & Co. Brosa, Norwegian str. 3,807, E. Moyer, 22nd August-Portland 20th July, Flour and Lamber P. & A. 8. N. Co. SEATTLE MARU, Jap, str. 6.182, T. Sitaw, 28th Aurust - Manila 26th August, Flour, Sola, Thanks, Fishers Mill, do-Oaxka Shosen Kaisha.
Sr-Krasa, Franch str. 650, E. de Catalano, 27 AnstHaiphong and Qwour Chow Wan 25th August, General-Messageries Maritimes.
SLECHDEN. British str. 1,142, E. L. Jones, 21st August-Wakamatsu 16th August, Coal-Butterfeld & Swira.
TAISTON, Chinese str, 1,216. R. G. Paramore, 23rd AngShanghai 19th Aug, General -C. M. 8. N. Co.
TAXON MARK, Japanese str., 1,142, Kawasaki,
27 August-Newchwang 21st August Miteni Busan Keisha
ZAFITO, American str. 1410, M. C. Smith, 26th August-Manila 23rd Aug., General -Sbowan, Tomes & Co.
SAILING VESDEI.
ECLIPSE, British 4-masted barque, 2,996, Jam, White, 12th May Now York 20th Jane Kerosene Oil-Standard Oll Co.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The P. & G. str. Nubia arrived at London on the 28th instant, afternoon.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED.
Por Chinhua, from Shanghui, Mr Case. For--Fuensaug, from Manila, Mesra J. H. West JB ICU A Romnul. I. Loogue, Mr- and Mrs Riz. Miss Laura B. Scott.
ها
Mr B. McCloskey Capt. I Nobba Cspt and ra. W
Pasamord
39% HL_PortuMA Dr. Benmitt
Mr Edw. Sias
Mr. E. Smith
Capt. & Mrs Stewark
and children
Mr & Mra V TO
Jr A. U. Watts
Whealer
·GRAND-HOTEL.
W A. Barlow Mrs. L.-Buidt aud Weern end family
Mr&Mrs F. E. Drell
child
Kr.
Mrs P. S. Hardeng Milton VB Joine Dr. F. T. Rest
r F. P Lanfator.
Mr Angela Waltam
Mr
The public is aware, too, that though the balk of the world's oversea freights is carried under the red eusigu, yet it is still fairly lift. onit
to get a boy to een. The public is vagnoly concerned by the letters of British shipowers which appear from time to thue in the Press, letters explaining the British meaning is so un- reliable fellow, too fond of beer, and that the Chiasman is far more stead shap.
Most of what is known of tlet of the ner olant sailor is pot from novels and books of romantio travel. I imagine the ides entertained -by-people generally is that a
elooses work
at sea as a sort of adventurons pleasure.
It is very rouuutio. Of course, it i not true. The life of a sailor is more monoto- nour, squalid, and repellant, sepecially in the canal tramp, than that of
most badly paid Labourers ashore. It is not the least chromatic His hardships, toc, which read so wearingly when treated by an artist who has suffered, are really hardships after all.
It seems
quite necessary to explain to a maritime patios that a ship does not go to sea for romanco, but just for profit, and that her crowd are not with her for spies in their lives, but for wages only. A ship and her crow, in that respect, being like a cotton mill and its hands.
HUMANITY REWARDED.
The Board of Trade have received, through -the Foreign Ofice, a gold watch and a bicocular glass which have been respectively awardal by the German Emperor to Mr. Edward Forsyth. mostor. and Mr. David Sutherland, first officer, of the .. Huichowe, of London, in recognition of their service in resouing the shipwrecked orow of the German 8.4. Lydia, of Hongkong.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 29th at 11.55 pm -The barometer end risen moderately at the Formosa Channel has "fallon slightly on the E. coast of China, stations...
The recent typhoon, which is probably filling up, is still shown over China to the Sonth of the Lower Yangize Valley:
Loochoos apparently owing to the existence of Prossure has given way moderately over the a"low" aren to the Southward of the islands,
High pressure still covers E., Japan anl adjacent waters.
Moderate monson may by expected over the China Sea.
at
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending 10 am. to-day, 0.00 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon today is as follows
FORECAST
DISTRICT-
* Hongkong & Neighbourhood, Formosa Chanuel
S.W. winds, mo
derately,
South at of China between
Hongkong aud Lamecka. So as Mo. 1. South coast of Cidas betoon Samo as No. 1.
Hongkon and Hainan
* W. and S.W-winde, moderate'; fine.--
CHINA. COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station,
REGISTER.
August 29th--Ao A‚Ñ.
Wind.
Barometer.
Temperature.
Huizidity."
Direction.
Weather.
VANISHED LIBERTY.
M
A magazino editor at the Authors' Club in Hakodate New York was talking about H; G. Walle, Tokio says the Bufalo Commercial. Wella is now Kochi
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"Strange that a man so talented should wis. julgo us as ho deas. When he was over here Oshiina B[¢ & Mrs J. J. Madpythe feand fault with everything. One day at Nala Me Waller
luiss
Vr Samuel Faul Me P. W. L. Vannlega
Mr H. MoPharvon MT 8 Philips Mr J. W. Pringle Mr Tang Sing Mr. T, Treadgold
A Wateon
Mr D. 0 Wetling
3. 8. Waxcon
Mr P. Weeldon
KLARE PRIVATE HOTUL. Adam
Mize M, A Miss T. Anous
Mr E. Arnit
Dr
& Mrs Aweolt
Vra G. D. R.
Mr. H Pannett
Black
Dr. & Tra 6.W. Brown Mr Mre F. V. Crawford Mr.&M Donnelly Mr. & Mea C.B. Harvey Mr. Graham
Dr. Hobron
r& MP Lammert
and children
Mr. H, Holm
Miss K. A. Masroy Mr. & Mrs. H.A. Niebet
and ch'd.
Mr E. J. WoNulty Sir Francis Piegett Mr. K. S. Morrison
Mr J. Echa taon Mrs. G. Saolise Mr M. E. Shearer
A Shields Mr. R. D. Stowar Mr. B. Webb Mr Whoto Mr. Wingrove Mr. J. W. Wilson
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THE JUBILER OF HONGKONG, being an Historios! Sketch to which is edded an Account of the Celebra. tions in 1891
Per Hina Maru, from Japan, & for Fonku Mr and Mrs F. A. d'Almada and 2 children. Miss Fernie, Mrs F. J. Jorge, Mr M. Nore and child, Mrs A. Weill and 4 children, Mr and Ms C. Tuxford, Mr and Mrs C. THE HONGKONG TYPHOON, Səpt.
Mr and Mrs A. G. 18th, 1906, Illustrated Account
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OF THE MEETINGS OF THE Sudzaki, Mr E Akits, Mr K, Sato and Mr T.
LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL, Pub. Narai; for Yokohama, Consul-General J, Suka-
lásd Annmily ta. Mi S-kata and child. Capt. H. Kuts, Miss MOUNTINGS OF NAVAL GUNS M. Montgomery, Mr K. Horiba, Miss W. Oga. and their Subsequent Use with the wa, Mr and Mrs Abroad.
Ladysmith Relief Colams WARLIKE EXPLOITS OF THE MERCHANT NAVY, by J. E, Featherstonhangh
For 'ourave, for Hongkong, from Koba, Mr Marck, Mr Nakayaa, Mr Y Nakayama, Mr Yusha; from Shanghai, Mrs Thornes, Mr and Mrs Steward, Mr and Mrs Palmera Loo, Mr and Mre Puyat, Mr
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STEAMERS PASSED THE CANAL.
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& ceremony was held on the 8th instant in Hongkong memory of the twentieth anniversary of the Vict. Prak death of Captain Thomas Wright Blakiston, a dap Rock. British subject who resided at Hakodate for Gver t
twenty years and whose indefatigablo ser- Wacho vices in promoting the development of Hakodate Heibow is gratefully recognized by the local populace.
Pukhoi
Hr. C. Kudo, Vice President of the Hakodate Thulion.. Library, delivered a short addre-s, aftor which a Tourne Bast of Captain Blakiston was unveiled by Mr. St. Jance. Royds,
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Mr. Hirado, President of the Hako Manila fata Library, laid a wreath before the bust and Legaspi read an address, in which Captain Blakiston's Bacolod.. work was enlogised. It was called in this ad- Iloilo.. dress that Captain Blakiston arrived at Hakodate Col. in
Kaman-nn Kami, Prime Minister of the 1861, the your fellowing the assassination of Labuan Tokogawa Shogunate, when anti-foreign feeling was rampant in Japan. The captain opened the firm of Blakiston & Co, importers and exporters, at Hakodate, and 'olgo eat the level of the it inches tenths and hundredthe lished the
"Grat.· ́timber” “Hill"
titis country. While doing his utmost for the development of Hakodate's resource, the Captain, also did a good deal of scientitle investigation. A meteorological observatery was opened in the early days by the Captain, who imported the necessary instruments from Great Britain. Many were theserviess-rendered by
F. G. FIGG, Director.
Hongkong Observatory, August 29th, 1911. 1 BAROMETER, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheition TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in degreen Fulton
hoit.
humidity of air saturated with rooisture being 100.
3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of maturation, the 4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two poista.
FORCE OF WIRD, Recording to Beufort Real, G STATE OF WEATHER, b bino sky, a detachul cloud, d drizzling rain, flog, gloomy, bail, lighting, aver passar-skuweza, a squilly, the deceased in promoting scientific research, show, thunder. v visibility, w daw (wot)
6 Rr in inches, tenths und kundeetba. and the advancement of commerce in Hakodate. Mr. W. M. Rords, British Vice-Consul, delivered a brief congratulatory address, in the 1.00 asures of which he said:"It may not be gen. erally known that on the last occasion on which 0.50 Captain Blakiston ouma out from England to | Japan, nourly fifty years ago, he came out with 0,50 his wife vid Siberia, which was a very different matter then from what it in now. It must have fakes him months of driving in carriage and 9,50 Jaigh, whores last month the British Amling.
andor came from London to Tsurage in two! Weeks!
3.00
1,00
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BEKANNTMACHUNG,
KONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, August 23ti.
Previous On Dato On Date
Day at
at
ut 4 p.m.,
4 pm.
Barometer Tomposture
29.64
20.70
29.64
Humidity
Wind Direction
Forceti
90
WSW
56
67
63
61.
WNW
1
West
amtlichen Bekanntmachungen des Kaiserlich
Deutschen Kocaniats in
Weather Canton werden während des Jahres 1911 im Rain
OSTABIATISCHEN LLOYD; der CANTON WEEKLY NEWS und nach Bedarf auch in der HoNGRONG DAILY PRESS veröffentlicht werden.
KAISERLICH DEUTSCH ES
KONSULAT.
Canton, 15, Dezember, 1910,
BEKANNTMACHUNG.
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vorgeschriebena Vercoffsatlichungen werden im Jel to 1911 durch,
Highest open air Temperature ou 28th 90 Lowest open air Temnanture on 23th 82
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 30th August to 5! 1; Septembar, 1911
Hron WATER.
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DATE OF SAILINGS.
About 20th Sept.
About 17th October,
chus, Guri nau. 22nd- Belgravia, Denby- shire, Matoi po, Mencians, smatra. Glenfary, Senegambia, Lovat. 25-Armand, Beliz, Konungs, & neca, Siam, Atreus.
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''MAIL ́TABLES for 1911
For Freight and Farther Particulars. apply to
OLOF WIJK & CO., CHINA AGENCIES, AKTIEBOLAG.“
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BEKANNTMACHUNG.
I amtlichen Veröffentlichungen dos
Konsulats Pakhoi-Holhow werden ju Sat.
"ÖLTASIATISCHEN LLOYD"
1.00
COL
0.78
Jahre 1911 durch den
0.75
0.76
0.50 erfolgen.
KONSULAT.
0,30 & 0,20: Pakhoi. den 20. Dezember 1910.
August 25th-Yadraw di, Miyasaki Mari, POWER OF ATTORNEY FORM.2 0.35. Fing Suey, Indra, Prinzess Alise,
and "THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS"
KAISERLICH DEUTSCHR
6 49 a 3
3 Da 4 2
733 6 12 2.25 5 8
133
3 2 No inferior low-water 2:10 3.83 5 9
5 a 29 No infor. ignor 'ow-water 3 ut 4 50 6 1 067 2 5
No infer higno low water 4 ta 5 48
1.35 a 2 I
3rn,
Mon
6
3
9 10 al 46
Tues.
5 m 6 386 6
4 5
11433*
917 4 7
2 6 1 7
ין
20