THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY MARCH 12ca, 1914
NERVOUS DISORDERS THROUGH HOME AND CHINA AFFAIES. hundred yards from the mansion propor.
HEAT.
Your stomach is only three quarters
of a stomach in the hot weather, once epigrammatically stated & distinguished officer in the army.
This explains why
peoplo feel so run down and depressed
The results E diminished norve
two
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about
There his bedchamber is arranged with Spartan simplicity, with uncovered boards and a narrow camp bedstead. On the edge of the Firth of Forth, the waves wash the side of the tower and at high tide the spray is flung against the effectually bedroom windows. Usually the swish of the waters produces sleep more than anything Lord Rosebery has tried, but the trouble is that he cannot always be there, to come under its poothing
influence.
PRICE OF A PEERAGE. HOW THE GOVERNMENT SELL HONOURS,
SCHOOL BOYS IN HONGKONG.
Mr. W. H. Turnbull, M.A., contributes to the Church Missionary Gleaner an interesting article on “School Boys in Hongkong from which we take the following:
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VISITORS
AT HOTEL
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Mr K. S. Abraham Mr M. T. Jones
Dr O. Kittleson Com Man Kiddie
WEATHER REPORT
On the 11th at 11.05 -The anti-cycline is now contral to the north-east of Jay Pressure is still low over Anna and the China Sa. It has decreased slightly along the ccset from Weihaiwei to Toursas,
Light or variable winds and fog are indicated Jalong the east coast of Chios, and variable
EVENTS IN SOUTH AFRIOL There is a rich, fruity humour
MEB Lambert Atwood Just now. The digestion cannot supply some of the misgivings in Radical roles
Ten years ago St. Stephen's College Mr L. Adler school luas made its way as an educational Mr & Mr W, Capt. C. F. Kraggs the food demands of the nervous system; just how over events in South Africa.
began with six boys, under Archdeacon Mr. & Mrs E L force in the Colony. Over 150 boys and B. Wir de Mrs B. Layton
BOS G. B. Layton hence the body's nerve-force-is-diminished. The extreme Liberals have long revelled
Barnett as Warden. In one decade the Agasi
on the roll now, under a staff of six orthony more British and an equal number of Im Provost Baking Mr G. T. Edoyd writes Dr. Claude L. Wheeler in in the thought that their party-gave self- force,
Norve Energy in Hot Climates," "com-government to South Africa, and now
Chinese masters. There are day boys and Me & Bat Mr El Label prise headache, loss of sleep, indigestion, General Bothin, whom they were wont ta
Mr J. Conwy Long boarders collected from Canton and Mr L. Beckingenle ve Mr Wa Logan name as a proof of its benefont and easily-induced fatigue, disinalination for
Farebrother bodily or mental exertion, loss of memory
Expressing the feeling of diegust which Macao, neighbouring centres, from Amoy Mr & Mrs O. Beer Mr E. Lysez maks and a lack of vigour in all physical pacifying influence, has deported ton Labour leaders under circumstances that functions.
by the growing debaarment of public life far away Szechuan in the west-practi- Mrs B. B. Bellion of Mr G.(F "To overcome this," he adds,
Beswick and child Mrs R. T. Matheson food elements, protein and phosphorus, the Badicals and Labour men kod very has been aroused throughout the country and Foochow, even from Singapore and D.: Ball
Dr. O. Marriott are vitally necessary in ample quantities. obnoxious. On the eve of Home Ruler the regume of the present Govorn cally, in point of time at least, farther Mr G. A Bans Mason
Dr G. Mackenn A combination of pure protein with that they are afflicted by the idea that John ment, Lord Robert Cecil, MLP. peaking off than London Mr & Mr CW. Miss M. Mathison
Mr Mrs G. J. Marke form of phosphorus which normally exists Redmond is pretty much like Batta in at Baldock, said that nothing was so Boarders, some thirty or so, lead ani B
Mr & Mrs G. Martin in the body and nerves will be exactly temperament, and they are becoming scandalous ne that a man should be active life. Up by seven in the morning Mr & Mrs LW Min Mare
Reasoning
to party funds It was said that it had with only short intervals for food and
Mr & Mrs C.J. Mattann what is needed in such cases.
half past eight for evening preparation. Mr B. L. Burke
MA Mackintosh thus, Science has produced the combina-obsessed with the notion that if he gains honoured because he gave a gift of money and, at work till four in the afternoon amerikal tion demanded. It is known all over the control in Dublin he will fall, far short ways betu du, but he did not believe it, change; then at it again from seven till Mr. P
Mr O. E, Moyer sivilised globe as Sanniogen.
"reformers" nurse the untrustworthy, this Government had
Mr.B. Menta serpents within their bosom. It is a fact carried the sale of honours to a point the morning and school begins with roll ments, and Parliament in the coming school we have not made it a capital
Me DM Mickle Mr G.B. Middleton that Irish Labour leaders, especially of moyond that reached by previous Govern, call and frayers. Unlike an English the Jim Larkin type; are far from pleased session would be wanting in its duty it offence to be late for roll call. So much
Mr J. Marcoki
Mra H. Milner! at the prospect of Home Rule, for they it did not put a stop to it once for all so that some bays who have learnt this
MFP Meyer
Mr Sidney Morgan M&Ms J. Morris are of the opinion that trade union An apportare exposure of the traffic in practical application of the alphabet and legislation will be more difficult to obtain peerages and baronetcies is given by Mr. know where their names, spolt English from an Irish Parliament in Dublin than Thos. Gibson Powles, the ex-M.. for wise, come on the list, are there all right
Mr. N. Mirowski
Candid. All the businces relating to sooner from the Imperial Parliament in West King's Lynn, in his new review, "The in time to say "Here, sir!" but no peorages, it is pointed out, is expected to £400,000 PAIN. go through the Head Whip,
Dungey Cambridge
Clayton
The debilitated nerves and tissues of the ideals of modern Radicalism, and unless rumour was more than usualy Day boys arrive at a quarter torninda a pour SexBirs John Meler
take up Banstogen as the parched earth Thus do the drinks ap water. The gain achieved through its aid is permanent:""
Everyone, who is run down by the heat should therefore, take Sanatogen, for it its will enable him to
3 disabilities.
be obtained of all Sanatogen can Chemists, in bottles of two sizes.
overcoine
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SHIPPING IN PORT
STEAMERS
1
minster.
One person, it is declared, gave £50,000 to a Party Fund and was subse quently made a baronet. Another gave £100,000, another £200,000 and yet another £400,000 for a peerage Another story
tr
Mater D'Almada
D'Almada Castro Castrone Mr&Mrs F. L. Mr Cesarini
PAR Mr H. Condon
Dr ALE. P.
Coleman
introduced and detentions aro meted out Mr C. H. Davia for late comers. You will say, "And E. J. Davie Quite recently an innovation has been Mr G. E. Curry quite right too, but those punishments Mr T. Disht are ten years late! The first six students Cottrell Dormer and all their successors should have been Mr B. H. Douglas treated with the same strictness Mr D. S. S. Douglas quito agree with you if I were safely back Mrs J. M. Doyle
is of a gentlemen who had been promised in England, but this is China in a baronetcy. He complained to a friend miniature, in a British Colony, and we of the unnecessary delay in the granting are here to preach the Gospel and not to
Mr J. Duncan
W. Datton MxV
& Mrs H. Ehrenfels
Lit & Mrs E E Northington Miss O'Leary
MEGA. O'Neil
Mr
E Parson Mica A. Panee
Mr 1. A. Perry
winds with squally weather orer the northe portion of the N. Chins Bea
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending al 10. today, 0.00 inches. R
The fordonat for the 24 hours eading at nou. to-day le as follows
DISTRICT
FORMCAST. Ewinds, moderni
Hongkong & Neighbourhood ate; overcat,for,
Formosa Channel
Locussional raini.
IN.B. to varia:le
winds, aqually
The name as
South coast of China between
Hongkong and Lamooks No. 1.
South coast of Chius between (The sama ny
No. 1. Hongkong and Hainan
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 13th to 18th March, 1914.
HrOH WATE
Days of
Days of
Month
Week
Hekong.
Mesu
Time
Tham, 12 m 9:34
Fri.
13
Height
LOW WATI,
H'kong. Mear
Tim d
Height
9 37.a 7 513 59
6 0 m 4.43
11 22 6 4 4 421
5 4
3 36 198
59
5 6 4 8:1
10 28 7 1
Sabir 14 10 99
MAG. Paterson
San.
15 m 11 3
3m 5 10
Mr A Peterson
33 a
C.
Mr & Mrs 8. G. Phelps Mon.
Mr. S. E. Potten
Taes,
16 0:22 56m 5 38
8.4 11-41 17 m 1.34 48 10.256 4
32 A
60:
Wod
18 im 3:15
Mr G. Hatton Potta
Mr AB. Purvis
Mia Raymond
Mr. E. B. Ray Mr. M. Raymond Mr B. Baworth
7.49% 4.1m 6.17
9:38:14
18 a 6 44
Incidentally we have the comical spectacle, also, of Mr. R. C Hawkin, secretary of the Radical Eighty Club and brother in law to General Botha, warmy ALBIANA, British str., 3,397, W. Dunhardening the deportation of the labour 10th Marel-Chiligwantao 3rd March. leaders on their non-stop voyage to Coal-Dodwell & Co
England on account of the danger of BANKI MATU Japanese str. 2,369, T. the blacks becoming moved to emulate Soga, oth March-Sourabaya 26th the methods of the violent trade unioniste Felringy, Sugac and General of Johannesburg. He incidentally men- tions a story that has a certain grin Dodwell & Co. CHINA, American str., 3,186, H. Thomp. humour When the blacks were contem of this honour. The friend bluntly told knock time-tested Western methods of J. Eleinger the baronetcy unless he planked down particular line of action which the Count Fersen son, 6th March San Francisco 31d plating rising a few years ago an old him that he must not expect to receive disciplino into unwilling Orientals. The Mr K. W. lsinger South Africa said to her black boy, the money. This the gentleman declared Warden hus followed is to introduce little. Mr S. Feribough Febeaury, Geceral Pacific Mail S.S lady who lived pretty much alone in Co.
But it cannot be true that your people that he could not be expected to do and by little those principles of maintaining Mr & Mr H. B. CHOSAN MAR Japanese str. 1,016, Nintend to kill their employers. You
would not out my throat, would you would not de; upon which his friend as discipline and of encouraging study Frikke sad infaut Yungi 9th Match-Imuri March, Coal-Order.
look on his face and said, "Oh, no1 would never be rude a baronet. Some good aspse of English parents. For the Mr A. Gallotti
time afterwards, however, the baronetcy Chinese are a law-abiding people as far ir J. Gibb
Mr & Mrs J. Gould CHOYSANG, British str., 1,424, M. Court The bay looked at her with a horrified bluntly told him that in that case he which gave commended themselves to the Mr B. Gale
ney, th March-Shanghai 4th March, The boy next door will do that!
The Labour party here means to raise was duly conferred, and the gentlemono as they see the reason of the law, but Mr A. G. Gordon General--Jardine, Matlics & Ca
Many of the boys drees in European 3. Gund DAINESENZAN MARU, Japanese str., 2,336, Cain over this matter, and they will meeting his friend was congratulated by neither the parents nor the students like Mr I Gourger Hannibal Ureno, uth March-Wakamatsu 23th doubtless have the help of the deported him upon his accession to the inferior to come under rules until they have ir V. Goulbourn
Bussanten But Ministers are pointing out ranks of the aristocracy, and asked whe assimilated the principle of the rule. Mr P. O, do Grisogono Ms. & Mrs G. C. Foot H. L Sceats, Mr. A. Beattie, Mr. Ling February, Coul. Mitsui
that in such matters the South African ther he had not in fact been obliged to fashion. A year and a half ago, before
Nowadays about half of the school adopts MC Harpor Kaisha.
one style and half the other, the tendency Me H. E. Henoork DAINICHI MARU, Japanese str., 1,852, Government can do as it pleases. There pay for the honour. Yes, d-n them,
boing for them to have their best suits Hon Mr. A. Hewett Suzuki, sth March-Moji 2nd March, are other place where the Labour leaders replied the gentleman, they draw me for the Revolution, this was the exception. Mr & MW. A
would have had as little shrift. Table ten thousand.
after a Western model and their everyday Coal. Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaisha. DAITAN MANU, Japanese str., 4,665, S. Bay is a fortified harbour, and so had 28th the lenders reached Capetown they would
Heads Chinese When I first came out Majer & Mrs E. Here Mase, 7th March Singapore
have been shipped without any trouble
The here only a few students had discarded February, Timber. Fuji & Co. DEN OF AIRLIE, British str., 3,726, F. under the Fortress Act, and
2nd
SCORE? OFF THE WHI
Another gentleman applied to the Whip to be made a peer, whereupon
path
Mr Mrs H. F. Risk
Miss F. Bany
Mr & Mr E A
Richard
Mr & Mrs W. Biokotte Kira C. Rassell Mrs Schenk Mr A. E. Schultz
Mr J. U, Sibley Mr F. Buyth Mr A. B. Barensen Miss A Squara Mr B. M. Lyler Mr G. H. WakemanI Mr F. H. Tyson
PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.
Per Hatching, from Swatow, Mr und Mrs. Frihke and child, Mr. and Mrs Hant, Mr. T. Vilasco, Miss Asger, Master E. Gourdin, Mr. E. M. Barton, Mr. aad Mr. N. G Henidge...
DEPARTED.
Mr C.E. D. Warry Capt H. A. Walker Me Wars Groene, Mr. and Mrs. Dew and child
urch, Elour-Jardine, Matheson & falta. A retired Major General of thet was customary when a gentleman was Before the end of the year 1911 there was F. Heimann Er WilkinsOR
to-morrow
mirdly a single queue to be seen in the
Hordern
By Winkler M&Ms Mr C. Woaliett Mr & Mrs B. G. Wynberg Mr G. G. Wood
May & Mrs Horspath Miss E
Hodgins Games are encouraged as much as work. Mr W. B Hind
Mr. R. Do L football is rapidly improving and though mon Lately football has occupied most of the Mira f there are many elementary faults due to pare hours of the day. The standard of Mr. & Mr C. Hede learning by degrees that there is some J. W. Jay
Now you may ask what is the work lack of esprit de corps the fellows are Mr D. Jafe thing noble in this particular trait Mr.J. W. Les Fons accomplished by this school which is to be expected from a missionary institution
British Army was banished because unde a pest, and he and his posterity DOROTOEK RICKMENS, German str., 2,685, his wife was accused of quarrellius thug ennobled in their birad, that echo A. school a
A. Menzel, sth March- Singapore ist publicly with some other English ladies March, General Order, at her hotel. The Governor's A.D.U. gentleman should make a handsome Eurness OF RUSSIA, British str., 8,789, W. called at the hotel and told the Major contribution to the Party funda. The Davison, 18th February--Vancouver General His Excellency orders you gentleman in question replied that, in the Italian nail But we have taken our of him. Upon this the Head Whip 3061 January, Maila and General. to leave the island by this afternoon's circumstances that could not be expected Canadian Pacific Railway Co.
You must make the best much gentleness, replied that he feared FOORSANG, B.itish str., 1987, T. A. Mit tickets for the homeward bound P. & O. always pulitely, but yet firmly, and with chell, 9th March-Moji 3rd March, ternis you can with the P&O Company, that his undoubted claim to the peerage You must leave the island this afternoon, could not by then considered. In reply General Jardine, Matheson & Co.. GLENFARC, British str., 2,350, Henderson, escorted on board if necessary" Another to this the gentleman said that if his 7th March-Shanghai 3rd March, story tells how a subaltern of an Irish peerage was not in the next birthday General: -Order
Noriment had his father staying at Malta, bonours he would publish the correspondre is a bond of baptised HALDIS, Norwegian str., 1,065, J. Jorgen Along with another rowdy subaltern of dence. He was made a peer ** -
sen, 6th March-Java 20th February, the same regiment they went on a Sunday evening to the Manoel Theatre, where Sugar Java-China-Japan Lijn. HAROSAN MARU, Japanese str 2,302, comic opers was being performed that Suzuki, 5th March Miike 27th was not to their liking. The last named The Mitsui Bussan rowdy subaltern got on the stage saying, Coal. February, Kaisha
I'll show you how to dance! HILL, Norwegian str., 720, Jinsen, 9th police were called in and were assaulted. March--Bangkok 28th February, Rice. The culprit was sentenced to imprison
Chinese,
ment, but after two days the Governor HIRANO MANU, Japanese str., 8,520, substituted some military penalties for Fraser, 10th March-Shanghai 6th the balance of the Magistrate's sentence.
respectable father was deported! March, General Nippon Yusen The other subaltern was fined. But bis Kaishateral
taste.
NATIONAL SONGS
A BRITON'S LAMENT.
Mr L. L. Zossenheim
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station.
Nemuro
Tokio
Kagcahims
REGISTER.
11TH MARCH, 1914, M.
Borday, 6th March-Botan Island, is not easy to understand at the moment Not Tom Bowling" and "Hearts of big English univorsities Stephen's Naha - 4 519 191
O
the existence of this university possible. Benta Is
John's Hall, the C.M.S. residential Iohang
Changths uld boys. We hope that they will have a there were seventy-one freshmen the first Weihaiwe year. Thirty-six of them live in St. Hankow hostel, and nearly thirty students are our Kiukang strong influence for good amongst their Shanghai..... Follow undergraduates.
Hour,
Wind
Barometer
Temperature.
Humidity.
Direction
Weather
6.3042
บ
6421
30.1
30.01
Sharp Peak Amoy Bestow Taihokn
6A (7,29,91 61
5 29.91
$29.92
$9.9 29.94
MONTO
Omd
or
Christians who date their spiritual birth from their days as scholars here. There are several, too, who are persuaded in their own hearts but have opposition in their homes. Next there is a strongly marked development of character in most A correspondent who signe himself "An of the students as they move from year Englishman Returned asks in a Londen to year up through the school. Lastly, newspaper an explanation of the wave we have proved to the satisfaction of the of sugary sentiment that seems to be British Government here that the Bible In no place is this present-day soati Christians alike with the strong approval mentality better exposed, says the writer of the Chinese parents. His Excellency passing over this country" can be taught to Christians and non- than in the nation's song. The Rosary" the Governor of Hongkong announced at Vladystock 7.30.31 30 and "You Made Me Love You" stand as our prize distribution that he was think HUE, French str, 739, A. Cornelingen, 8th
March-Haiphong 6th March, Gon SHIPPING COMPETITION.
Though there are rumours of a settle representing the G.C.M. (as the arithing out a plan for Bible instruction in abodate**** sony of Our old students are scattered far and Kochi******* eral-A R Marty, a dana
Many are in Oshima e KASHIMA MARG, Japanese str., 0,540, Mment in the threatened ocean way between
These and their kind are the nation's wide. Several study in America and Negreaki Yogi, 10th March-London and Sings the German and British lines, it seematicians any) of the present national the government schools here. pore 4th March, General-Nippon inevitable that another struggle must come sooner or later. The aggressive Yusen Kaisha
attitude of the Hamburg-American line songs, the songs the people sing and feel. Europe. You will find them in all the Lisca, American, str., 2,200, W.
in view of the number of new enterprises Oak not "To Anthea or even The Hongkong University. NiU.S.A LOCKSUN, German str., 1,020, M. Gerlach, to which the Company is committed just Heart Bowed Down"; not even "Knocked College has had su tofluence in making lahima
now. It has entered into an arrangement 'em in the Old Kent-road or "Cham- 7th March-Bangkok 25th February with Mr. J. H. Welsford of Liverpool pagne Charlie which were songs of It is only just over one year old, and Chefco ***** Rice Butterfield & Bwire. LOONOSANG, British str, 1,030 W G. G. for the maintenance of a joint service priceless worth and grit compared with Leaak, 10th March Manila 7th between Northern Pacific and European the onervating, soul-destroying stuff that able. Another agreement is with a Balti Of his complaint of sugary senti- March, General Jardine, Matheson ports when the Panama Canal is avail serves for national song to-day
more ärm to run passinger and cargo ment, the writer remarks & Co
New York-San I realised it never so fully us when watching, only a few weeks ago, thousands RAJABURI, German str., 1,180, C Wolf, steamers on the
of youths and girls, men and womon, wha 7th March Bangkok 28th February, Francisco route through the waterway.
had marched ton toiles in the dead of night Rice,Butterfield & Swire
Tenders have, in fact, already been
to prison gate (breaking windows and Rusi, American str. 1,408, James Miller, invited from American shipbuilders for
lamps as they went there) to shout cheers 10th March- Manila 7th March, Gen the six large vessels, their, construction in the United States being necessary by
and bravos for a youth justly condemned eral Shewan, Tomes & Co
to the last penalty. They choórach him Sexta German str., 992, N. Jesse, 10th reason of the fact that the trade in which
from outside the prison walls. They MarchBangkok 2nd March, Rice they are engaged is coastal It is also credited with negotiations for the pur-1
poured execrations on the law, they yelled Chinese.
futile threats of "Rescue him, rescue SUNGRIANG, British str, 3,000, J. Robin chase of the Pacific Mail Steamship
him! Then they sang Neaser, my God, son, 8th Marchoihow 6th March Company, one of the most important lines
to The Then they sang rag-time songa. General Butterfield & Swire lying the stars and stripes. Now it
Then their hero was hanged. TAMING, British str, 1,356, G. H. Pensandounced that Herr Ballin, the man who father, 6th March Manila 3rd has brought the Hamburg-American into March, Sugar and General Butter success, has arranged with the Hall line for joint sailings between Europe and the held & Sire: TASION MARU, Japanese str., 1,142. Tersian Gulf. Another developmework,
Karai, 8th March--Saigon 3rd March,line from the Black Sea to
while last week the Hamburg Company
Silesia, Atlantique, Arabien, Tokupi Rion-Chiness.
March 3rd-Cordillere, Den of Ruthven, Bacolod TEMIT MARI [apanese str., 2,914, Y. began a service from Liverpool to Vladi Kachiki, 7th March Japa ad vostock. Add to these pre-occupations a
March 6th-Bencleuch, Koerber, Namur, managers of the Company will have this The Compagnie de Commerce et de Maru. February, Coal Mitsui Bussan rate war with its Atlantic rivals and the Kaisha
March 10th Renavon, Brisgaria, cheap third-class fares to North Atlantic in their Rice Circular dated March 4ththeus, Nankin TSITAROEM, Dutch str., 5,774, J. N. Bou hands full. The struggle will provide Navigation Extreme-Orient of Saigon
man, 9th Marcli-Amoy 8th March,
General Java-China ports, but in spite of the spectacular state The market seems to be at ssland Bear's and
maneuvring for position that is going still for the present till the month of Telemachus, Brodvale, Guernsey,
from Hongkong and Singapore and the Annum, Den of Crombie, Lothian, BanoMETE, reduced to 33 degrone Pahresboit Japan Lijn.
bon, shipping men predict a speedy end April, on account of the strong demand
to the con
important quantities which the millere hemus, Uckermark have to deliver for these ports. As there LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS,
operation on Lordare considerable stocks at Cholon an The CPR. str. Monteagle left Kobe on the 11th March, at noon, and is due Rosebery was quite unexpected, for paddy coming down abundantly, we think
since his
but & decrease will not occur before a to surive at Moji on the 12th March, at although he has long been known to be a chat a rise in prices cannot be expected, and, The IG.Mats, Pring Sigismund left do Premiership in 1894-5--he has not certain period which it is impossible to at The Sydney on the 7th March, at 11 am and had to break any engagements for a long may be expected here on or about the time The past ten years, however, have at present fix We quote to-day Hong 30th Marchaganemiste tried him a great deal and he has experi kong currency: $4.20 per picul for Tho HAL. str. Spezia left Shanghai mented with every suggested remedy for Saigon, for April May shipment on the 11th March, 2.m., and may be the persistent affliction. Lately he has total amount exported from 1st January expected here on or about the 14th March, slept at Barabogle instead of Dalmeny up till 26th February is 131,053 tons
This is a house specially arranged, a few against 120,404 tons in 1918
LORD BOSEBERY
The news of
to insomnia ever
What is it, asks the writer finally, that is impairing the fine sweet old English sentiment in this deplorable way?
SAIGON RICE TRADE
PASSED THE CANAL February 10th Benarty, Candra, Teddy Paron Driesen, Baron Jedburgh, Pe
Gap Rock February 13th E. F. Terdinand, Cas Jason, Peking, Afghan Prince, Den of Hongkong
February 17th-l'ernia, Salauma, Macao....
Wschow ***** Glamis, Silesia, Sudmark, Indrakulala.
Deucalion, Hoihow
Pakhol Febuary 20th Borneo, Bechuana, en e
February 24th-Benvorlich, Nubia, Phullen - Hoerde, Laomedon Shimosa, Trieste, Torek, Araba, Kioto Tourane... February 27th-Alcinous, Indrawads, Cape St. Kafue, Menelaus, Mishima Muru, Priam,
March 10th-Cordillere, E. F. Ferdi ARRIVALS AT HOME Tokushima Maru.
SHIPPING REPORTE
Iloilo
Cobu
99,82 63
·3:01:
ba29.81
29 80
29.50 $29.9
b
9t
2993 8
T. P. CLAXTOR, Diretor,
on the level of the sin facie tentha and bundredtag
2 TEMPERATURE, in the Farenheit, gaskets
2 HUMIDIT, in percentage of taration, the humidity of air safixrated with mbilaline being WA.
DrascTION OF WID, to two points.
5 BOUCH OF Wien, seconding to Beonfort Besla, 8 STATE OF Waarmen, b blue sky, o detached lood, e drittling mala, £ fog, genomy, a hall lightning, o oreost, p passing liver, a squall, Heding now, i thunder, v viability.dow (wet))
7 BAIN in inshow, I leathe and hundredtha
The Chinese str. Kwangtah reports: Strong breeze from N.E, misty.
The British str. Haighing reports
derato pasterly wind and misty rainy
Por Kaplama Maru, for Japan, eto, Mr. Watanabe Mr. Shimizu, Lient. Cok H.Pearson, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Cant and ildren, Nurse Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. Coupen, Mr. Iwamoto, Mr Watanabe and 2 children, Mr. S. Nagasaki, Mr. Gilman, Mr. Ikeda, fisa Consul and Mrs. Akuzuko, Mrs Carton Miss Haga, Mr. Cohsan, Mrs, Swinded Mr. Shibuga, Hrs Waddelis MI Fukuda and child, Mr. M. Aruki, M Wagota, Me Higuchi, Mr. J. Hashimot Mr. Hasomull, Mr. Sagami and Mr. Kawai.
etdiy
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