Cotter Falmer' &&
The Wine Merchant of the East"
INAPTER
JOHNSTONE'S
SQUARE SOTTLE "
WHISKY.
UNVARIED FOR OVER
150 YEARS.
THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN
1745.
BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG LANE CRAWFORD & CO.,
and from ALL WINE MEROHÅNTS,
174
VESSELS EXPECTED.
THE AMERICAN MAIL.
Or
NOT A NAPOLEON.
THE HONGKONG DAILY “PRESS, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913.
YUAN-SHI-KAI AND THE
MONARCHY.
REMARKABLE MANIFESTO.
A White Paper issued by the British Foreign Office gives a full history of the Chinese revolution and the events of lust
year.
Several documents are printed which are of exceptional interest.” One is the text of the "démenti which Yuan-Shih-kai issued as a manifesto, when his enemies declared that this Republic dictator was a Chinese Napoleon aiming at the throne. Apponded is the text of this document, in which, saya Sir. J. N. Jordan, who for wards it to Sir Edward Grey, Yuan
asked the world to believe that he had been a gravert to Republican ideas long before the revolution broke out, and took high heaven to witness that he would
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Rvoja, Norwegian str., Meyer, 22nd September-Sabang 19th September, Chan Oil-Standard Oil Co. SABINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., 573, B. Y.
Jagt, 18th September-Amoy 13th. September, Bollast.-Asiatic Petro- leum Co. SAMSEN, German str., 998, F. Bucking,
never be false to the charge the nation to a week. She bus agreeable con had confided to him."
panionship in her office, is always nicely from my student days 1, Yuan-Shi-dressed, keeps her hands manicured, and Kat, have admired the example of the gors to Coney Island every Sunday Emperors Yao and Shan, who treated the Suppose she was married.
She would empire as a public trust, and considered have to take a than who was curning not that the record of a dynasty in history more than £3 10% a week-that is the only || for good or ill is inseparably bound up kind she moots. Marriage would insan with the public spirit or self-seeking by giving up her dainty existence for a dingy which it has been animated. On attain | flat, with a great, hulking, cranky pian ing middle age I grew more familiar with to wait on all the time foreign affairs, was struck by the admir able republican systems in France and America, and felt that they were a true embodiment of the democratic precepts of the ancients. When last year the patriotic crusade started in Wuchang its echoes went forth into all the provinces, with the result that this ancient nation with its 2,000 years of despotisni adopted with one bound the republican" system of govern
The P.. str. Siberia arrived at Manila! between 10 am. und nach the 21st September, is expected to sail from that port for Hongkong to-day, between 2 and 4 pm, and is due to reach this port at about 7 a.m. Friday.
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL,
The I.G.M. str. Prinz Sigismund left Sydney on the 20th September, at 11 am, and may be expreted here on or about the 13th October.
THE CANADIAN MAIL..
The C.P.R sty. Empetss of Aria left Kobe on the 23rd Semember, at midnight, and is due to arrive at Shanghai on the 26th September at 10 p.m.
THE GERMAN MAIL.
The LG.M. str. Derflinger, carrying the German mails, with dates from Berlin of the 3rd September, left Colombo on the 21st September, p.m., und may be expected here on or about the 1st October,
MERCHANT STEAMERS.'
The H.A.L. ar. Sudmark left Sings pore on the 19th September, p.m., and may be expected here on or about the, 25th September, a...
The O.S.K. str. Sentile Maru, Eron Tacoma, left Manila for this port on the 23rd September, and is due at Hongkong on the 25th September, n.to.
The N.Y.K. str. Penang Maru (Bombay Line) left Bombay for this port via porta on the 9th September, and is expected hore on the 26th September.
The Ben Line str. Benvorlich, from
ment,
CHINA'S GLORIOUS DAY." "It was my good fortune to see this glorious day at my life's late eve cherished the hope that I might dwell in the seclusion of my own home and parti cipate in the blessings of an age of prace. But once again my fellow countrymen honoured with the pressing request heavy that I should again assume a borden, and on the day on which the Republie was proclaimed I announced it to the whole nation that never again shall a monarchy be permitted in China. At my inauguration again took this solemn oath in the sight of heaven above and earth beneath. Yet of late ignorant persons to the provinces have fabricated wild rumours to delude men's minds, and have adduced the career of the First Napoleon on which to use their erronéDUS": speculations. It were best not to inquire as to their motives; in some cases mais. conception may be the cause, in others deliberate malice.
...
The Republic has now been pre- claimed for six months; so far there is no prospect of recognition from the Powers, while order is far from being restored in the provinces. Our fate hangs upon a hair; the slightest negli gence may forfeit all. I, who bear this arduous responsibility. feel it my bounden duty to stand at the helm in the hope of successfully breasting the wild
waves.
PLAUSIBLE VOICE OF CALUMNY, But while those in office are striving with all their might to effect
a satis-
THE LAZY WOMAN.
"It's only the shiftless women," says Mrs. Dowling, who get married,
The girl who wants to loal about in kimono all day gels married because she is too lazy to support herself. Life in New
Yark is easy for that kind of woman. All
has to do is to make a cup of coffee and serve it with baker's rolls in the morning to her husband, make a bit or zwo, and visit a ham and beef shop just before he comes homes at night. The rest of the day she can hang oud of the window 5ssiping with her neighbours."
There is a type of American woman, Mrs. Dowling admitted. who marrie simply for the sake of having children. She knows that love never lasts more than five years," but she expects to endure her husband after thut for the sake of her children.
Those
One regrets to add that Mrs. Dowling's views find very general support. girls who refrain from marrying because they are comfortable in business life are quoted in New York as 30 per cent, of the city's unmarried women, and another 20 per cent will not marry the average man because they think there is a chance of trapping an American millionaire..
SHIPPING IN PORT.
STEAMERS.
}
.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 24th of 1053 am. The typhoon bas passed into the Pacific, east of Japan.
The conditions over the whole map are now anti-cyclonic, with shallow gradients. Pressure is highest over the lower Yangtte Valley and the Yollow Sex.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noçu to-day is as follows:
DISTRICT
• Hongkong & Neighbourhood
Formosa Channel
FORECAST
N.E. winds,
fresh.
B$
No. 1.
South coast of Chins botwoonThe samo
Hongkong and Lamoola. į
South const of China between [The_same a
No. 1. Hongkong and Hainan...
* E, windą moderate to light; fair.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
24TH SEPTEMGEB, 1913, A.1.
Station.
21st September-Swatow 20th Septem her, Rice-Butterfield & Swire. SEXTA, Gorman str., 992, H. Jensen, 21st{
September-Swatow 20th September, Vladivostock Nice Butterfold & Swirc.
Nemurg SHAORSING, British str., 1,237, Melatosh, Hakodate ....... 21 September-Hongay 18th Septem- Tokio...... ber, Coal.--Butterfield & Swire. Kochi SHINYO Manu, Japanese str., 7,22€, H: 9. Nogami.....
Smith, 12th September-San Fran- Kagoshima. cisco 16th August, General-Toyo Oshima m........... Kisen Kuishus.
Nahs TAIYUAN, British str., 9,300, W. B. Brown, labi'ins
20:5 September-Melbourne 16th Bonin Is. Angust, General. Butterfield & Chefoo....
Weihniwoi Svire. TELEMUs, British str., 1,340, A. Fraser, Henkow
20th September-Saigon 15th Septem. Ichang ber, Rice-Chinese. TM, Dutch str., 5,183, A. W. La Rooy, 18th September-Amoy 18th September, Cheneral. Java-China Japan Lija.
PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.
Per Nameang) from Calcutta, Messrs. Cromarty and Glasspole.
Per Yingchow, from Shanghai, Mr. Bon Mr. Pinner. Miss Montgomery and Miss Skinner.
Kinklang Changsha Shanghai Gutslaff
Hour
Barometer
Temperature.
at Ses Level.
Humidity
כן
Wind
Weather.
Forca.
NNW Oh.
7 s. 30.05, 51-
6 a 29.91
NE
29.97
"
N
30.04
30.05
30.09
NW
30.10
30.06
30.03
29.99 29.97
11
30.08 68 90 as w
30.11
30.12
Sharp Pek. 7. 30.05
BARTOLINA
6 & 29.97: 77
Swatow.........
Amoy
Taiboan
·Taichu
Tainan Keshun Pescadores Canton
**** 5.0.29.99
Hongkong Gap Hook Per thing, for Hongkong, from London, Macao... etc., Mr. Quadros, Mr. W. Eldridge, Mise Wachow Marka Mr. Bleakiron. Miss B. Walter,
Hoihow Pakhoi Mr. W. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Cousins,
Phulien Mr. da Havilland, Mr. Z. Storpin, Mr.
Tourane.....ke P. Calling, Rey, and Mrs. York, ebild
C. St. James.. and 2 infants, Mr. and Mrs. Keys, Mr. and Mrs. Lebreton and child, Mia Manila,
Aparri Ormiston...
DEPARTED.
ATHOLL, British str.. 2,780, Saxby, 16th September Jara Cth September,
Per Express of India, for Vancouver, Sugar-Dodwell & Co.
etc., Mr. P. Jansen, Miss C. M. Wicker, BORNEO, German str., 1,344, J. Koehler, Mr. C. Gudow, Miss J. E. Dunk, Mrs. 20th September Sandakan 14th Davis. Dr. Lobb, Mr. Binder, Mr. and September, Timber and General Mrs. L. A. Chill, Mrs. M. V. Jones, Mr. Melchers & Co.
Mauzer, Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Pond and BUYO MARU, Japanese str., 3,247, H. Mrs. B. de Lesdain.
Nagano, 17th September-Moji 12th
Per Kuninga Maru, for Australia, etc., September, Coal-Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
Mr. Tsuchiya. Mr. Geo. Samuels, Mr. 17th September Shanghai 14th S. Sounderson, Mr. T. Kitamura, Mr. September, General. Butterfield & A. M. Neves, Miss Kitty Raynor, Miss Swire
Olga Montes, Mrs. F. Mangnerra Mrs 22nd September--Swarow 21st Septem- Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Sangater and Mr. G ber, General Jardine. Matheson & W. Cooper.
N
29.97
29.97
29.96
»
9a.
6 &
9t
6 a 29.98 29.94 29.91 129.93 74
29.91
Legaspi Bacolod........ 9. 29.91 85 Iloilo............. Cobu Labaan
29.89 74
29,94 85
129.96 79
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1611121188 | 1 | | 1.66 $111.
T. F. CLAXTON, Director.
1 BANDMETELL, reduced to 32 degroor Fabrenheit, on the level of the ees in inches, tenths and Anndredthe
TEMPERATURE, in the shado, in degress Fahrenheit.
5.HUMIDITY, in porcaatago of saturation, the
Middleshro' and Londen, left Singapore factory solution, spectators seem to find' CHENAN, British atc.. 1,355, W. L. Jones, Frank Hill, Mr. C. D. MeBurner, Mr. humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100.
a difficulty in maintaining a
generous
on the 20th September for this port, and may be expected here on or about the forbearance. They forget that I, who 20th September.
The str. Buiten Marn left Moji on the countrymen, cannot possibly look dis. CHOYSANG, British str., 1,424, Courtney, MT. de Estella and 3 children, Mr. and lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, equall
է
have received this charge from ny
2nd September for this port, and is fue passionately on when the fate of the to arrive here on or about 27th September. nation is in the balance. If I were aware The chartered str. Welford Hel! loft that the task was impossible and played Singapore for this port on the 22nd a part of easy acquiescence, so that the September, at 8 am, and is due here ou; future of the Republic might become the 27th September, at about 0 p.m. irreparable, others might not reproach The A. str. Persin left Singapore for me, but my own conscience would never this port on the 2nd September, a.m., leave me alone. and will arrive here on the 27th Septem-? ber. p.m.
The NY. K. str. Kanagawa Maru (Cal cutta Line) left Calcutta for this port via ports on the 9th September, and is ex-! pected here on the 28th September.
The N.Y.K.
Yokohama (American Lire) left. Kobe for this part via Moji and Shanghai on September, and is expected hore on the
sir,
you. my
"My thoughts are manifest in the sight' of high heaven, But at this season of construction and dire crisis how shall these mutuni suspicions find a place? Once more I issue this announcement; if fellow countrymen, do indeed Maru place the safety of China before all other considerations, it behoves you to be large- the 19th minded. Beware of lightly heeding the plausible voice of calumny, and of the medium furnishing a
for fostering anarchy. "If evilly-disposed persons, who are bent on destruction, seize the excuse for Bowing dissension to the jeopardy of the situation, I, Yuan-Shih-kai, shall fellow the behest of my fellow-countryman a pincing such men beyond the pale of humanity.
28th September.
The Swedish East Asiatic Co.'s str. Peking loft Singapore on the end September, and is expected to arrive here on the 29th September:
The str. City of Edinburgh left Now York on the 13th August, and is dus here on or about 30th September.
The Swedish East Asiatic Co.'s str. Japan left Port Said on the 7th Septem ber, and is expected to arrive here on the 2nd October.
The N.Y.K. str. Aki Maru (European Linc) left Marseilles for this port vin ports on the 8th September, and is expect- ed here on the 8th October.
Tho N.Y.K. str. Sonaki Maru (Ameri-
"A vital issue is involved. It is my duty to lay before you my inmost thought. so that suspicion may be dissipated. Those who know have the right to impose their censure.' It is for public opinion to judge. Such is my announcement, and I ask you to take due note."
can Line) left Seattle for this port vis WHY WOMEN DON'T MARRY,
ports on the 9th September, and is ex- pected here on the 12th October.
The Danish str. Cathay left Port Said on the 16th September, and may be ex pected here on or about the 13th October. The str. Glenturret passed the Suez Canal on the 19th September for Hong kong via Straits..
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
Hongkong 27th September.
THE BOTHER OF A MAN.
There was a tendency at first to place Hangsung, from Shanghai, is due in the entire responsibility upon the men,
but the testimony given by various com Yateking, from Calcutta, is due in Hong-petent social authorities here proves conclusively that, while there is some kung 29th September.
agreement on the part of both sexes to Harry later in life than was the use a
Co
Pet Kamu Maru, Japan, elu, r. o Brus for all th, Mr. infant, Mr. M. Schellenburg, Mr. I Nagai, Miss C. A. Cowan, Mrs. S. Ozawa, Mr. H. Ono, Rev. W. H. Smith, Mrs. Tanimoto, Mrs. Harade, Messrs. F. Bloomfield, Mr. F. Painter, E. Ono, Suko, Taniguchi, Kawata, Nanama, Ohuts, Osaki, Saito, Usui and Master Hayashi,
• DIEROTION OF Wind, to two points, 5. FORCE OF WIND, nocording to Beaufort Seals. 8 STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, o dotachod aloud, o drisaling rain, f fog, gloomy, h hail rain, snow, t thander, v visibility, w daw (wet) 7 R n inches' tentlis and hundredths
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
1
Hongkong Observatory, September 24th.
Previous 03 Date On Date
Day
at
DAISAL MARU, Japanese str., 2,392, Mase, 20th September-Manila 16th Septem ber, Nil-Order. DEVAWONGSE, British str., 1,047, Shearer, 18th September-Saigon 14th Septer. ber, Bice.-Chinese, DILWARA, British str., 3.400, G. H.
Ramage, E..R., 17th September-Moji 12th September, Coal and General. David Sassoon & Co. LUNAEUS, British str., 4,286, R. A.. Tillet sou, 20th September-Singapore 13th September, General.-Butterfield &
Per P. & 0. str. Moldavia, connecting with Swire. FURURA MARU, Jepanese str., 3.138, 8. the steamer Delta at Colombo, from London
Kumawaki, 22nd September-Moji September 5th-To Hongkong: Mr. and weather
Mrs. J. W. Gleyn, Mr. and Mrs. B. Eustace and children, Mr. G. P. Curvey, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon & children. From Marseilles September 12th.-To Hongkong: Rev. and Ms. W. B. Paton and children.
16th September, Coal-Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaisha. HANYANG, British str., 1,267, Cogan, and September-- Samarang 12th Septem- ber, Bugar.-Butterfeld & Swire. HELENE, German str., 771, J. Jessen, 2nd September-Hoihow 21st September, General-Jebsen & Co.
PASSENGERS EXPECTED. ·
Per P. & 0. str. Nubia, from Londo September 8th. To Hongkong: Miss M. Gourley, Mr. and Mr. N. G. Nolan and children, Mrs. and Miss Taylor and child, Mrs. C. Owen, Mr. W. C. Q. Taylor, Mr. T. Taylor, Mr. G. H. Murphy, Mrs. R. Baker, Mr. G. R. Hake, Mr. D. J. Brown, Miss King,
Hu, French str., 700, A. Cornelinsen, 21st September-Haiphong 20th Septem- ber, General.-A. R. Marty. Huionow, British str., 2,000, G. Hooker, 22nd September Tientsin 15th Septem.
Per P. & Ö. str. Medine, connecting with ber, General.-Butterfield & Swire. JAPAN, British str., 3.600, C. P. Seddon, the steamer India at Colombo. From Lon-
22nd
September-Singapore 17th don September 19th-To Hongkong: Mrs. September, General. David Sassoon Cubbin and child, Miss Cubbin, Mr. A.
Lennox, Mrs. F Macbride, Miss A. & Co. JOEANNE, German str., 952, H. .Ipland, Simons, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. C. G. White,
20th
September Samarang 19th Mr. B. B. Mair, Mr. T. S. Adames.
Per P. & 0. str. Sunila, from Londoa September, Sugar-Jebsen & Co.
باد دریا
22nd
Barometer Temperature Hamidity...... Wind Direction
Bain
Force
at
st 2 p.m.6 a.m. 2pm.
VISITORS AT HOTEL
Horokbka HoTÜL.
Mr J. M. Aaron Mr J. W. D. Androws Dr & Mrs. H. Baloan
and 3 children He A. T. Barberini Mr H. Brain Bates Mr E. R. Bato
Mr A. Benzimrs
Mr W. E. Bowerma
Mr C. Campbell
Mr A. J. Cambridgo
Misa D'Almada
Castro
E
Haster D'Almada -E
Castro
Mr & Mrs F. X. D'Almada i Costro Mr F. T. Chapplo Dr
A. L. E. F. Coleman
Mr J. J. Connell
Mr C. H. Davis
Mr J. Dewar
Mr & Mrs Dertoano
and 2 children
Mr F. Dobrowohl
Mr & Mrs R. H.
Douglas Mr & Mrs H.
Ehrenfels Capt W. Ebrbardt Miss V. Elbs Mr T H. Elliott Mr & Mrs H.
Everett
C.
Men M. V. Join Mr E. S. Kabel Mr Ellis Kadocrie Mr D. C. Konoh Mr A. Krasoman Mr T. Leeman Mr Lim King Jim Mr Lim King Chor Mr Lim Pook Sin Mr G. T. Lloyd Mr J. R. Look Mr
C. Farebrother Masou
Miss M. Matheson Mrs R. T. Matheso Mrs Goo. Murtix Dr O. Marzioki Baron de ziene Mr F. A. Mao Kintosh MrB. K. Mohta Mr J. Mercoki
Mr P. Moyer
Mr A. B. Moulder Mrs J. D. F. Milder Mr J. D. F. Milder
Mr A. W. Nicol
Miss G. O'Leary Mr J. Ormiston. MrJ. W. Faton Mis C. Phillips Mr A. J. Pianock Mr R. de Provilla
Mr E. H, Roy
L. ME. M. Raymond
Mr N. S. Ferguson Mr Denman Fuller Mr H. Gallotte Mr & Mrs I. K. Gear Dr J. M. Gillespio Mr A. G. Gordon Mr J. GourgOY
Mr P. O. von Griso
gono
Mr V. Goulbearn Mr R. J. Grimshaw Mr & Mrs W. A.
Hannibal Mr P. C. Hall Dr J. G. Hanna Mr W. T. Harbord Mr H. G. Baesock Hon Mr E. A. Hewett
C.31.G.
Mr & Mrs R. Innes Mr & Mrs C. D.
Jacksou
Mr G. S. Jober
Mr B. Baworth
Mise F. Hear
Mr & Mrs E. Bemus Master Romne
Mr H M. Richords Mr R. G. Ross
Mr R. R. Roxburgh
Mrs Schonk
Mt J. O. Sibley Mr E. T. Singer Mr & Mrs A. Sirl, 4 children and roszlá M&M E. E. Smith Mr A. B. Sorentan Miss Squires
Miss A Square
Mr B. G. Tait Brito Tak
Capt. & Mrs H
Walker
children
A. and 3
Mr F. W. White Mc G. G. Woods
KING EDWARD Hozhl
Mra E. Almond
Mr F. J. Cargill
Mr C. Castro
Mr T. Choo
Mr R. Connell Mr H. B. Connell ▾
Mr & Mrs Dolībie
Mr W. Donaldson
E.
Mr Walker
Mr & Mrs F.
McHugb Mr & Mrs Kraft Mr M. F Mumay Miss F. Saunders Mr & Mrs W. W
: Gerlach
Mr Geo, Grimble Mr J. B. Harris Mr & Mrs Heinemann Mr. E. J. Hingle Mr B. Jensen Mr & Mrs C. Lauritson
Mr & Mrs Allan
Mr Amisfedt Mr W. E. Bird
Mr & Mrs J. H N.
Mody
Mr & Mrs Majer and.
SOD
Mr & Mra Schenk
Mrs Finsbett
Mr H. S, Spurge
Mr A. P. Nobbs
Mr FA Mackintosh
Miss Massey MTB Morriss Mr J. A. Murphy Mr & Mre Lemaire and
child
Mr. W. Logan Dr Bibreo
Capt & Mrs Passmore Mr & Mrs Shotfarmer Capt & Mrs. A. R.
Stewart and obit dren
Mr G. C. Whitóläm
GEAND HOTEL
Mr & Mrs A. B. Crew Dr Keyt Mr Fenson
Mrs Forsyth
Freese
Mr C. Frenck
Mrs Fredenhall
Mr & Mrs Hanoook
29.94 29,93
29.98
81
78
81
Miss Harwood
80
83
82
Mr Hayler
East
East
East
Mr C. G, King
3
2
8
0 0,00
Highest opm sir Tamperaturs on 23rd... 82 Lowest open air Temperatore on 23rd....... 75.
I
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 25th September to 1st October, 1913.
Week
HIGH WATER
Days cf.
Month
Height
LOW WATER
ft. ill.
Capt J. S. Lewingdon Mr F. Lorria
Miss Newhaven
Mr Morsh Cant Pellard Miza Poole Mr Rayne Miss Railly Mr A. El. Sayce Misa Saunders
Mrs Smith
Mr Stockweth
Mr C. WeismaAN
PEAK HOTEL
lient Archer, R.A.M.C. Mr & Mrs W. Arm-
strong
Mr T. Arthur. Mr E. F. Aucott Mr & Mrs Auld and
children
Mr & Mrs W. C. Barrett and child Mr & Mrs C. W. J.
Bell
Mr G. A. Bena Mr & Mrs Beyer Major Bowen, A.P.D. Mrs Bowdler
Hon Mr Buckmill Mr W. A. Batterfield Mr & Mrs Curria
H kong
H'kong,
Mean
Mean
Time.
Times.
A
b. m.
Thura. 25
ft. n. 3 24 No infer high-
I. m.
7 1
0 31 af 20
nor low-water
20 m 5 0
7.3
1 13 0 1 6
8 9 4 8 7 6
11 52 1 50
4 6
Mr M. Cary
1 5
Capt Clarko
28 m 7 23 7 8
29. In
30 m
Ost
1
8 19 a) 5.2
34 5 6 2 25 & 1 5 21 7 8 m 1 57 3 8546 1 2 59 a 1 7 2 5 916 7 7 m 2 49 9 0 6 6 32 2 0 2 0
m. 1
1 2 39
5
ON SALE.
The publication of statistics showing that KAMO MARU, Japanese str., 5,284, K. September 20th-To Hongkong: Mr. W. Fri.
Kawara, 23rd September-Singapore Allan, Mr. J. H. Barr, Miss W. Stubbs, Mr. 8,000,000 men in America and 9,000,000
16th September, Geueral-Nippon Rennie, Mrs. F. P. Lachiau, Miss D. Stone. Satar. 27 m. 618 women are unmarried has, says the Daily
Yusen Kaisha.
Per P. & 0. str. Mongolia, connecting Telegraph's New York correspondent.KIJ MARU, Japanese otr., 1,429, Mura, with the str. Devann at Colombe. From Sun:
September Bangkok 12th Leaden October 3rd and from Marseilles started a brisk summer correspondence, in
September, Nil.--Order.
October 10th-To Hongkong: Mr. H. H. Mon. Namsung, from Singapore, is due in which the writers analyse the reasons why
matrimony to-day is less popular than KIUGIANG, British str., 1,298, Robertson, Gompertz. Hongkong 25th September.
21st September - Kebao, Coal.
Per & 0. str. Sardinia, from London Tres. Fooksung, from Moji, is due in Hongheretofore.
Butterfield & Swire.
October 4th-To Hongkong: Mrs. and Miss
Wed. kong 20th September.
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