GERMANY IN THE PACIFIC.
Not long ago, says the Australian Mining Standard, Germany (or, rather, the Jaluit G sellschaft), by the impos tion of absurdly heavy licensing fees, succeeded in driving British trade out of the Marshall Islanda." Liù right to do so would have been undoubted (whatever one might think of the unnaighbourlingus of --such action) had it not constituind a violation of treaty rights. The object was to stop com. patition, and that was alopping it with a van. c. Such action is as outrageous as the
clapping on of prohib tory duties, constituting
an unwarrantable interference with this tave
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|_ MORE THAN THEY CAN DISPOSE OF. || The mine, says Mr. Cullinan, is capable of producing more diamonds than the company can dispose of, withon affecting the price of diamonds. As to the later consideration, Mr. Culinan pointed out that the world le taking all the diamonds that are being produced, with a demand for more. The American dems d alone was 14 millions more last year than the year before,
Mr. Cullinan declares that the life of the mine is "unlimited," a pot unimportant mat tar, considering that the Transvaal Govern
ment appropriate do cent. of its profits.
born near Fort Beaufort, Cape Colony, and Mr. Collinan is 43 years of age." He sai went to the Transvaal in 1884.
"I want through a hard school," he remark ed to the "Leader" interviewer, "and had to shift for myself since the age of 17, when my father died. 1 formed many syndicates, with out any result; and it was 14 years before 1 struck the Premier mine,"
He now owns much property in Johan✅ nesburg, and has a beautiful home at Park town. "He also owns a farm, which he keeps
a hobby...
Shipping,
Macquaire, Br. d.#., 2,073, 84, John George, 25th
Apll, Mol an April Coul Gi lớn để
Minnesota, Am. s.8, 13.323, J. H. Rinder, 15th June, Seattle and way ports and Hay and Shanghai unik Jane, Flour and Copper-Great Northern S. 8. Co. Madsang, Br. 26, 1,644, R. Houghton, roth
Juno,-Sandakan jih june, Gen.-J., M. &. Pitsanulok, Ger, 86, 2,019, C. Fucha, 15th
&
BBgkok 5th June, Rice and Wood, Pronto, Nor. 6.8., 837, Larson, 15th Juce,
Canton 14th June, Gen.-A., T. & Co.
Riverdale, Br. 2., 2,756, G. G. Hay, 15th June,
---Moji rith fune, Coal,-S, T. & Co. Shachting, Br. 6., 1,30%, F. D. Northcombe, 16th June,Canion 16th June, Gen.-B.
& S
Taming, Br. ... 1,350, A. W. Outerbridge, 16th June,-Manila 14th Jubs, Gen.-B. & S.
Thyra, Br 18, 3,419, R. M. Fayn, 13th June,
Kuchinottu 6th June, Coal.-M. B. K.
SAILLE VELE.
Конокока
Abale, F. W. Baker, A. S. Bingham, Mr. & Mr.
E. and child Birbeck, R.. Binisil, W. §. Bisney, S. Blandy, Mr. Bisney,
Miss Black, H. 1. Blair, D. K.
and Infant Bonner, E. Borthwick, R. W. Borthwick, Mr. R. W.
and child
Boggan, Mr. and Mrs. Marriott, Dr. O.
Bramlee, Mr. and Mrs.
C.J Brighton, F. G. Broughall, L.
Bonner, Mr. and Mrs,
W.C
Marshall, Mr. F. Me Vran, T. P. Merecki, J.. Merleos, Mrs. P. N. Miller, P. L Moan, Mr. & Mrs. Moore, Dr. W. B. A. Morrison, Mis Murray, É. H.
Swatow 9 a.m.19.64 Canton ..................
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAFH SATURDAY
JUNE 17, 1905
SINEIDAR AF THE HAUT MUS
PRAK
Aucott, E; F. Beattie, A.
Martin, Ren
CHINA. COAST METEORŮLOGICAL::REGILEN June 16th, 1905, LI
King, T. H. Keay, C.
Beattie, M. P.
Meadus, Eng. Comda
and Mirsa
Itar, Th. Hu, Wind Wr.
Laing, A. H.
Large, B. J. C.
Brown, Mr&Mrs.D.E
Lewis, A. R.:
Cloibler, A. N./
Herbert Mualla, He
Lewis, L. Si
Luckle, A. R.
Darling, Col,
O'Neil, 1. L. Hugh
Lyons, S. J.
Dixon, Mr.
Parry, Major
Mackay, C. H.
Marrey, USA, Majo:
· J. A.
Fraser, Mr.
Phillips, Majer
...
Gales, Capt.
Hallingworth, Mr. and
Bornand, Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell, R Bourchair, Mr. & Mrs. Moxon, Mr. and Mr. Nemuro am.
Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A.E. OHLT.B.
Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Paxton, Caps, H. W.
Piggott, Mr. and Mr.:| Ishigakijima..
Viidivostock.
Hakodate Tokio
0.113.
Rochi Nagasaki Kagoshima.... Oshima... Naha
#
20 70
19.79
| Harker, B. Brotherion Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Haynes, Col. Hateland, F. A. Holagaun, A.
Pollock, K.G., Mr. Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Shipman, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, A. Sowden, Mr.
Taiheku..... Taichu.........
Van.do
Stadt, Mr. and Mrs, Weibsimal... am
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Mrs.
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Thomas, Mr.
Sharp Peak...
Hudig, U.
Uffel, W. von
Amoy... 6,30 a 29 68;
Murray, P. C.
Jeffries, H. U.
Vandin, Gordon
Newington, A. G.
Joseph, Mr. and Mr.
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Botler, U.4.A., Lieut. C.
M.
Offord Paley, Mrs. E. | Josling, Major C. L.
Oliffe, O. C.
Pan, Mr. and Mrs. F.
N. LA Parditt, W. Peake, W.
12
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Mr. Kaya, Major and Mrs. Whits, Dr. and Kelsall, Majori& Mrs. ~ M. f, Louder, Mr.
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Smith, E. Grant
T. L.
Dann, G. H. A
Ranger, J. H.
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Amith, H. Percy.
Manila
Caba
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29 82 83
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Ritchie, J. N.
Roach, Mrs. J. S. and Lyons, F. W.
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Rochet, L.
Knaggi, Dr. Samual
Schoenfeld, Mr. and
Mr. B. A. .
Scott, A. O.
Shaw, Dr. H. H. Skino, A. J. Skoli, C,
Byro, W. G.
handler, Lieut.
Emmert, Mr.
Steamers Expected..
Verstis
From
Manila
Frost B. L.
Glover, C.
Grant, A. W.
Grone, Dr. and Mr.
Du
Hall, Capt. 1.
Evenberg, Mrs, &
Fisher, R.
Meyer, Mr.
Hales, G. L.
Harmi, F.
Kelly, Jas. F.
Vojacok, F.
Keyt, Dr.
Kullerker, Dr.
H
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Chingto, Br. Kaj 3.360, J. McD. Howie, 17th
June, Australia 9th May, Gen.-B. & S. Arratoon Apcar, Br. 8., 2,931, E. Foy, 16th Juna-Singapore 11th June, Gen.-D. S.
·
Zaida, Br. 8.8., 3,204, C. Wilks, 16th June |*
A
Singapore 11th June, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Chibli, -Br. u.a., 1,144, G. Hooker, 16th June,--
Chefoo and Swatow 6th June, Gen.-B. &
S.
',
Providence, Nör. s.a., 900, C. Corneliases, 16th
June, Bangkok ioth June, Rice-Order. Hero, Nor. s. 2,417, Cylvenak, 16th June,--.
Moji 10th June, Coal.-M. B. K. Kwailin, Br. 3.8., 1,703, W.. D. Brymer, 17th
June,--Shanghai via Amoy and Swatow
ith June, Gen.-B, & 8.
Clearances at the Harbour Ooo... Charles Hardevin, for Canton.
trade. Now comes news that British been elbowed out of New Britain (the German "New Pommern"); but the case is vastly different. It may be unpleasant to Australia to have Germany galing at her expense, but she has no legitimate ground of complaint Her traders have been outbidden, and the business that they did has been cut away from them, This has not been done, ai was the crue with the Jaluit Co., by un fair imposition of fun, but by fair and square business agreement with those whose produce bas provided the attrac tion for Australian shipping. Germany has not scored, as in the Marshalls, by arbitrary prohibition of trade on the part of others, but by offering the producers of Kaiser Wilhelm's Land (which we know by the name of “German New Guinea" and of the islands of the Bismarck Archipelago better terms than they could obtain from the Australian shipping companies who have hitherto done business there. The company that has achieved this great result by securing from all, the settlers (British, as well as German) an agreement giv. ing them a five years' monopoly in the carriage of their produce to either Sydney or Hong kong, is the Norddeutscher Lloyd." It may be. argued that the company starts with a hinvp. advantage over its Australian rivals, innimech an it is heavily subsidised by the German Gov- emment. The advantage to given is not to be denied; but while it may not mean fair com. petition as between company and company, it is perfectly fair as between country and coun- try. if Germany choose to pay for the develop. mont of her trade, and the Australian Commonwealth prefer the risk of losing old markets to the expending of money. for their retention, and for the gaining of new ones, Australia cannot complain if she be beaten in the race. If two companies are com- peting for certain business, and the one see fit to expand an amount of money that will mean working a loss for a time with an eye to capturing the trade and reaping eventual
pro file, who shall say that it action is unfair? And, if it be right for an individual, a firm, company, to act in such a way, how can in be wrong for a nation? Hence it must be admit. ted by those who are not blinded by national prejudice that the gain of Germany is one legitimately obtained. It is already too late for the agreement effected by the Nord. deutscher Lloyd to be 'upret, and it is clear that for the next five years the trade of the whole of the German possessions on the coast of New Guinea and among the islands of the adjacent archipelago will be in the bands of the company. The British planters in the localities in question have preferred hither- to, despite the obstacles placed in their way, to despatch their copra to Sydney by Australian-owned vessels, As they have joined with the German, French, and Scandinavian planters in accepting terms of ba Norddeutscher Lloyd, it is evident that those terms were of so adva stageous a char acter as to quite outweigh no timent. The company has undertaken to establish a regular and systematic inter-island steamship service, and the copra will be collected direct from the plantations or from their dearest ports. This 'Will save the planters the expense, with which up to the present they bave been saddled, of maintaining a small feet of craft of their own, to convey their produce to Feibertshohe for- Per Chinglu, from Australia-Major Morley, transhipment. What wonder, then, that thay Liouts, Butler and Hobbs, U.S.A., Mr. and Mrs. should embrace with readiness a business-ilke | Fearon and child,,Mr. Kew, Miasen Hill, proposal made to them to facilitate and cheapen | Lakeman, Mis. Bracken, Mrs. Holm, Mrs. the disposal of their produce? It is to the | Maulay, and 71 Chiness. credit of the Norddeutscher Lloyd that is should have seen and seized the opportunity thus afforded; it is not to the credit of such Australian firms as control Australian shipplug to that corner of the globe that they should not have seen the chance, or that, seeing it, they should have let it slip, Australia has been beaten fairly and squarely, and it is just as well to acknowledge it.
CULLINAN'S LUCK,
-
Frithjo*, for "walow Hongkong, for West River. Shun Lee, for West River.
San Cheong, for Canton. Holching, for Kwong-chow-wan, Kuongtung, for Canton. Chenwal, for West River. Vingaing, for Canton. Carl Disderician, for Hoihow. Helm, for Bangkok, Albenga, for Bhanghai. Crusader, for Batavia, Kwaliin, for Canton. Emma Zuyles, for Swatow, Wingchal, for Macao. Hoining, for Shan-u-taung,
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Departures. June 17.
Bengal, for Europe. Rubi, for Manila. Kalgan, for Shanghai. Wolang, for Tientsin. Fri, for Haiphong. Hangsing, for Canton. Chifi, for Canton. Ranca, for Singapore. Emma Luyken, for Swatow, Heim, for Bangkok.
Partenmare strpnid
Por Arealoon Aßcar, from Singapore-Mr, Mr. and Miss Roachwaldy, Messrs Hutchin son, Hiptools, 438 Chinere, and Japanese.
Passengers departed.
Per Bengal, for London from Yokohama-- Misses, M. Discon and A. Brancker. From Nagasaki-Capt. and Mr. Grundelius, and | Miss Hanson From Shanghai-Lleut, and Mrs. Wall and infant, Messrs. C. Mayne and J. Matheson. For Bombay-Mrs. Wilson. From Hongkong for London-Mrs. Paterson, child and infant. Miss Ramsay, Mr. R. S. Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Gray and family, Mesurs. F. M. Sounenthal, F. Jenkins, C. H. Strike, W. Sidney and John Nagle, For Marseilles-Mr. La Sauvage For Penang-Mesra. U Yung Tan and Sult Kai. For Singapore-Mr. Murray | Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Gunatilake, Mr. and Mrs. Wong Ah Thal, and Mr. Wong Suit-
THE KING OF DIAMONDS.
Tom Cullinan, the discoverer of the Premier Diamond Mine, with its record find, "the Cul. Inas Diamond, is now, says a recent " Morning || Tu Leader," in london, occupying a handsome quite at Claridge's. This fortunain gentleman, Buy who has found wealth and immortality in a great mine, is a tall, spare man, with a soft, low voice, and a calm, resiíful manner that the po- pular imagination hardly associates with the colonial gold and diamond seeker.
. Naturally the first question which a "Leader" representative put to him during a short com. versation on 19th April was to the future of the great diamond. But Mr. Cullinan could not
nor could he estimate its valus. "You see," he said, "the value of a diamond usually rises as its size increases. But if you apply this method of calculation to the diamond
you are speaking of well, you run into mil- fions."
FEVERAL KOH-I-NOOKS.
Mr. Cullinan says the famous stone could yield several Koh-i-Noors, and still be larger
than any diamond in the world. He does not Imagine the there are other diamonds of the same size in the mine.
The story of the discovery of the Premier mine is an interesting one, In March, 1898, it is said, diamonds were reparted to have been found East of Pretoria: "Jim" Pippis, known to every miner the Vasi: to the Zambesi, „Is reported to have spid of the site of the present
Premier mine. If you sit on the crest of the Southern Elandsfontein hills, and look out on the veld in front of you, you cannot help seeing another Kimberley."
However, the Rand magnates did not take this view of the possibilities. "They didn't fiod, trees and bushes similar to those that grow around Kimberley," laughed Tom Cul Jinan,
The result was that they refused the price for the Premier sita...soma £25,000-which was asked by its Boer owner, Com Joachim
Prinsloo,
Sbipping Report. Str. Ewellin from Shanghai Strong NE winds and sea.
light airs, strong breeze from Swatow to port
Str. CAt from Chefoo:-Fine weather and
Str. Chisels from Australia:-Left Sydney on roth alty experienced fine weather to Ma nila, thence strong SW. winds until day before arrival, when wind veered to the NE. fresh.
Vessels in Port.
STEAMERS.
Alemannia, Nor. ., 1,164, Neilsen, 13th June,
-Saigon 8th-Juno, Coal.—Order. Anamba, Dan, s., 1758, Cortsen, 13th June,
Canton 13th June, Ballast.-M. & Co. Beechley. Br. 6.8., 2.465. R. Forsyth, 13th June, Borneo, Ger. s., 131, F. Sembili, 15th June,
-Mo}] 6th June, Coal,-B. & Co. -Sandakan 15th June, Timber and Gon. -M. & Co.
|
A. G. Ropes, Am. ship, 1,302, D. H. Riners, 16th Mar,Philadelphia 16th Oct, 1904, Care Oil.-S. O. Co. Combritark, Br. 4-masted ship, 2,151, George,
sad June, Cardiff and Jas, Coal Goremment,
..
Jordan Hill, Br. 4-masted bq., 2776, G. N Kennedy, soth May,--New York 1st Dec., Lawhill, Br. 4-masted bq, 1741, J. C. Jarvis,
1904, Care Oil.-S. O, Co.
3rd June, New York 27th Jan, Cais Oil 3.0. Co, Scottish Hills, Br. ship, 1,998, Blackmore, 2nd June-Cardiff 14th Jan,, Paten Fnel Admirality. Sierra Lucena, Br. ship, 1,615, E. Vought, 4th
Jase,-Cardiff 10th Dec, Patent Fuel Government, Travancore, Br. ship, 2,217, Hargas, 30th April, -Cardiff 5th Sept., Palent Fuel.-Govern.
ment.
Agents Zafiron
S., T. & CoJune 19 P. Waldemar... Sydney... M. & Co...June 19 | Zieten.......Japan . M. & Co... June 20 Suisang..........Singapore.), M. & CoJune zo Bechuana......ingapore. N. Y. K.........June 20 || Sachsen
...... Singapore.M. & Co...June ar China ... Singapore. S., W. & Coljune 21, Formosa Singapore. P. & D. Cojjune 22 Siberia.......japan......!
....P. M. Co... June 23 Kumiang ......Calcutta...J., M. & Coljuna 2 Nicomedia...... Portland... P. & A. Co June 26 Emp. of Japan Vancouver C. P. R. Co July 3 Numantia ..............'Portland.....\F. & A. CoJuly
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at Kowloon Dock.
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Carmon, Jr, M. j. Carter, W. L. Chalmers, D.
Chambers, Mr. & Mr.
H. K. Clark, Hoo. Dr. Francis Clark, T.
Clegg, R., Eng,
and Mrs. H. 1. Connell, J. J. Conningham, G. Davies, F. 0. Davies, Mr. J. T. Deacon, F, B. Doolittle, F. II. Douglas, Capt. & Mr. J. Downing, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. Evans, F. W. Fletcher, H.
Hauroa, 3. Harding, R. Hanis, F. Haslett, H. J.
Hill, Mr. and Mrs, S. Hill, R.
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Barnett, H. J. O. ↑
Smardon, R. J. Snowin, E. A. Somerville, Gen. Soper, C. H.
F. Stadtlander, A.
Hobbs, U.S.A., Lieut.
H..P. Holm, R. Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
E. D.
Hunt, R., Engineer.
Capt Hotchison, R. 1), Innes, Capt. P. Kempt, H. H, Kerr F.
King, Chas, G.
NAME
Alacrity Andromeda
Arup ... Astraen
Chefoo and Newchwang-Per Dagny, 18th || Bonaventure June; 9AM.
Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Carl Diederich. sen, 18th June, 9 AM.
Kobe-Fer Layai, 18th June, 9 á.M.
Kobe-Per Thyra, 18th June, 9 A‚M,
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Stewart, W. M. Swindells, Dr. Edgar Thomas, C. B Thainburrow, J. Trinnell, W... Unbehaun, C. H. Vickers, R. C. Watkins, Miss E. Wellmann, E. Whhe, F. C. W. Williams, Mr C. J. Williams, J. V. Woll, H. F. Woolmer, Mr. and Mr
C.".
Wright, Mr. and Mrs.
Zebrmann, F. C.
Gray, S. H.
Kapteyn, B. D.
Marchant, Capt. and Mrs, and children Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant
Victoria Peak Gap Rock
Macao 19
Haiphong...
Bacolod.....9 s.m.
Cloilo.........
Webb, Mr. and Mrs. St. James, Tom.
Montagus
Wilson, Dr. Néwall
› Woodward, Mr. & Mrs.
and children Wright, Mrs. B. J. L.
and children Young, J. Ashton
OCCIDENTAL.
Lindemann, Dr.
June 17th, 1905, am
Vladivostock.a.m. Vemuro...... a.m. 2003 Hakodate...| (1 (29.89- Tokio ...... Kochi Nagasaki....
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. J. Kagoshima...
C, and daughter
son. Mainucko, MË
Munro, Miss A.
Ohme, A.
Jahrling, Dr. and Mr. Prance, Mr. & Mrs.
|Krill, Mr.
Bruce, J. C. Burton, W. E. Johnston, Mrs. J. Johosion, Miss B. Johnston, Master
Watson, J. G.
Watson, Capt. J.E.
KOWLOON.
Johnston. J.
Price, Capt. and Mrs
DL. Valpy, F. W. W.
June at June 18 at
Oshima......
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HIS BRITANNIÓ MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
TONS, GUNS. 1.H.P.
CAPTAIN.
Commander Harbord
Captain R. Nelson Ommanney Llant Commander R. H. Heaton Captain Lionel G. Tufnell:...
Captain H. H. Toriesss... Commander U. du C. Luard.....
Commander 11. D. Wiškia, D.B.Q.
LAST REPORTED AT
Weihaiwal Hongkong
Hongkong Shangbai
én route Weibalwei en route Yangisz Hongkong -en kunta Yanglaze
Singapore ...Hongkong Hongkong
*** Hongkong
Hongkong
en route Weihaiwal Weihalwei
'on route Weihaiwel
Hongkong
CLASS.
despatch-ver-e..;
1,700
3,000
cruises: claus
11,000
16,500
pedo boat destroyer
550
6
7,000
* 20 class
4.362
7,000
cruiser 2nd clas
4.360
7,000
-4: p..
1,070
1,400
water tankound Evg
390
300
sloop
1,070
1,400
crular 1st clas
11,000
16,500
.
torpedo boat destroyer ...
560
7,003
Torpedo boat destroyer
7,000
torpedo bat destroyer
7,000
3
Glory+
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Batching, 20th June, 10A.M.,
Amoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Zatda, Handy 19th June, § P.M.
Hart....
torpedo boat destroyer .... Torpedo boat destroyer ... bauleship, isi clusiva ta torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyer
$50
7,000
5,700
12,950
13,500
275
4,000
275
4,000
Captain II. W. Savory... Lieut. Commander H. E. Suliyan Licut. Comatander Bather Lieut. Commander Lowin Commander A. F. Everett ... Lieut. Commander Stevenson Captain Hon. Blopford...... Lieut. Commander J. May Lieut. Commander Richards...
***
*
ран
214
FJ4
Hecla...
special service torpedo-v..
6,400
2,400
Captain E, F. B. Charlton
Hongkong
Hogue...
cruiser, 1st class
12,000
21,000
Captain Shortland
en route Weihaiwal
Iphigenia
cruiser, zed class
3,600
7,000
Captain William B. Fawckner
Hongkong
lichen...
Torpedo boat destroyer
550
7,000
Lieut. Commander C. Seymour
Hongkong
JADES...
torpedo boat lestroyer
200
3,900
Lieut. Commander W. B. Darwall
**
Hepang, 20th June, a P.M.
Singapore, Sourabaya and Samarang-Per | Kinsha
***
river gunboat
1,100
Moorhen
river unbeat
180
Soo
Lieut-Commandar F. B. Noble
***
Olter... Rambler Robiz... Sandpiper Sirius ...
inendo boat destroyer
6,300
1 ieut.-Commander J. Kiddle
surveying-vestel
650
Commander C, E, Monro
river ¿novoal
140
river sunboat...
140
41
Cruiser, 2nd class
3,600
7,000
Captain C. H. H. Moore
114
Baipa
iver gunhoat...
240
Liŝut.Comniander Davidson
Europe, &c. India, via Tuticorin-Pe: Zisten, 21st Juno, 11 A.M.
Taku...
torpedo boat destroyer....
250
6,500
In reserve..
Sutlej...
cicher, set class
***
Shanghai-Per Shaskiing, stut June, 3 P.M. Yokobama and Kobe-Per Chingtw, atat June, 3 P.M.
Tamar
receiving ship...
13,000 4,650
31,000
Captain W. L.
Grapt
- Commodore Dicken
Teal...
river gunboal.9
Boa
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Virago Waterwitch Whiting Woodcock... Woodlark
torpedo boat destroyer ... surveying ship
6,300
430
360
5.900
river gubboat...
river gunboat.
530 $50
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Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Seattle, Wash-Per Minnesota, 10th June,
HAM.
Manila-Fer Taming, 20th June, 3. P.M. Shanghai, Nagasak, Kobe, Yokohama, Victorin and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Empress of India, xrst June, to A.M.
Swatow, Wei-hai-wai, Chefoo and Tientsin -Per Chikli, 21st June, to AM.
Cebu and Iloilo Per Kaifong, aand June.
37.M.
Shanghai-Per Hangsang, 23rd Juno, a P.M. Manila-Per Yurnsang, 23rd June, 4 PM. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta →→→ Per Sufrang, 24th June, II AM.
Manila-Per Zafro, ach June, 11 AM, Frederich, Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshohe, Matupi, Sydney and Melbourne-Por Wills Aad, ayth June, 10 A.M.
Tuticoria-re
Europe, &c. Indin, pia Tuticorin-Par Caledonien, 27th June, II AM. Europe, &c, India, via Nubia, ist July, 13 AN
Shaoghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Tartar,
Sih July. 94.24
torpedo boat destroyer.
* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard D. Nool, Commander-in-Chief
Manila, Zamboanga, Thursday Island, Brisbane, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsvilla, Sydney, Hobart. Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perb-Per Ching, Aranche... 10th July, 3 ..
*Acheron Argu
Balonnette... Malla for Cauton, Samshal, Wacho Caronada and Macas will be closed on weak days at 7.30 Case-tête... Broholm, Dan.ss, B17, Birkholm, 14th June, every morolog. On Sundays the mall for Comite Bangkok 7th June, Rice and Wood-Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for D'ABIL
· Décidéo - ́vir Order.
Mails for Namtao, Sanbue, Kongmoon, Descartes ... Kumchuk, Bamibul, Wuchow and Canton
Estoc... every evening at 5 p.m. On Sundays the mails Francisque......
Fronde will be closed at 9am
No mail will be closed for Canton on Satur- Guichen ...
Gasydon day evening.
Henri Rivière
-from Manila.
Buford, Am, transport, 5,000, Hall, 29th May. Cart Diederichsen, Ger..., 76g, H. Schlaikier, 15th June,--Haiphong and Hoihow 14th June, Gea.-J. & Co. Clavering. Br. 6.5, 3,283, D. Barton, 10th June,
Balios Crus 6th May, and 'Moji 6th June Ballast C. C. 5. 8. Co.
Coptic, Br. 21, 2744, Wm. Finch, R.M.R., 15th
June, -San Francisco 12th May, Honolulu 19th, Yokohama: 31st, Kobe and Junej Nagasaki şth, and Manila 13th Malls and Empress of India, Br. s., 1,032, E. Bentham
'Gen=0, & 0.8. S, Co.
R.M.R., 13th June,Vancouver, (B.C.) and May, and Shanghai' 11th June, Malls and || Gan.-C. P. R. Ca. Frithjof, Nor. ., 891, H. A. Haraldsen, 15th June, Tamsul via Amoy and Swator 11th Gladastry, Hir. 1.6., 1,5371, C. Crane, 13th June,
-Moji 6th June, Coal,—D. & Co., Ld, w Hopsang, Br. 1.6, 3,337, Jas. M. Hay, 16th Jure,Canton 15th June, Gen. M. & Indradeo, Hr. 4.a., 3 457, Easterbrook, 8th June,
-Newcastle via Sydoay 19th May, Coal Machow, Ger, 14, 930, Harjes, 14th June,
Bangkok 8th Juna, Rica.-D. & 8.
JUMP OF A HUNDRED PER CENT. Then came the war, Oom Prinsloo now asked £2,000. The Rand magnates still hosi- | fated. Bot Tom Colliban acted. "I went, not on the trees and bu-hen theory," he expialued, 100June, Gen.-O. S. K. #but on practical results.
*** With the help of a few friends he valued the E-requisite sum. To-day the mine is valued by the Stock Exchange, anys Mr Cullinan, at over 16 millions, if you include the Government Con share of the profits the basis of calculation. | Even this valuation, he says, is only, based on the present, output, and does not take. into - 8.5 T, & Co, m Account the ability of the company to increase | she production.
Canton at 9 a.m.
TOMORROW.
Trinity Sunday,
St. Peter's Beamen's Ülzurah. Queen's Road, West.
destroyer
++
זו
|
1,796
1
Surveying
Lieut. Commandar E. V. F. R. Dugmore
Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan Lieut-Commander H. T. Atlay
Lieut. Commander H. Becretas....
Lieut, Commander Gregory... Commander 8. W. Glennis...
Hongkong.
Yangtze
Hongkong
on route Weihaiwai
West River
...West Rifar
Lieut.-Colamander C. E. L. Thomas ...)
Liaut. Commander Hugh Somervilla Liggt.Commander Jno, F. Knox....
Weihaiwal
Hongkong
Hongkong
Yangtare
on route Weihalwal Hongkong
on route Weihaiwal
Yangtze -Yangtze
220
*FU FET
..Yungtase
Th
Hongkong
14
314 -
Lieat. Merveillanx du Vignaux *** Captain Allaire...
**
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE UHINA STATION..
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION, TONI GUN H. P.
COMMANDING OFFICERS.
LAST REPORTED AT
armoured garboat
10
1,700;
Lieut. Fermet
Saigon
river gunbou
123
300
Lieut. Jeannel...
+++
Hongkong
river gunboat
140
150
Haiphong
river pubuat
141
150.
Saigon
river gunboat
150
Lieut. Hus...
Saigon
+
river gunboat gunboat.
150
Selgon
438
Gulf of Blam
LET
armoured cruiser gunboal .cruiser... ༢མན་
river gunboat
.
9,500
Jit
Baie d'Along
+
1,000
5,500
Lieutenant L'Rest ... Commander Amet ...
F
Haiphong
...Saigon
121
A
6,300
'Lient, Mare
Liest, Cotoni ..
201 *** +ip
1
***
www
...),
destroyer
303
Lieut. Jebenne...
***
protected cruiser
par
9376
20,100
Capt, Ridoux
river gugboat
+4
200
308.
destroyer...
30%
300
*
1,270
2,700
Armbruster D
9,700
10,000
Capt. Daraj
**
***
***
307
6,300
Lieut, Prat
Lieut. Grallier
Lieut. Lavistīērs
142
307.
6,300
Lieut, Glorieux ·
-100
battleship, reserve
9,437
6,071
destroyerme
Lirut, Leball '...'
amoured gunboat
1,796
1,700
Capt. Dupries
annoured cruiser
10,014
30,000
Capt. Gufbartea
gunbait
k
630
000
Lisst, Roque
river unbost
destroyer
aço
Capt. Terquam;,
battleship, reserva
23
4,360
river gunboat
500
Liant Brugnon
Jacquio
Taveling
Kamaint
Lyak...
Kontcalm... Mousquet Olry ***
FOR
Morning Prayer 11 2m, Venitè, Alcock; Te Paiho...... Deum, Woodwards Jubilate, Barnby; Hymns, Pistolet 171, 184, 177 and 16.
Protée... Redoutable... Holy Communion 13.15 p.m. Nunc Dimittis, Battistiil Hymns, 171, 164, Sty
Evening Prayer, 6.30 p.m., Magnißess, Gost | Baben
Sully... 177 and 16,
Surprise Taking TakoMate Vauban Vigilante
The Church launch Dayspring will call on ships carrying white crows to bring friends ashore to the services between 9.15 and 10.30 -am, and batween 5.15 and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Police Pier, 10,30 and 6 p.m.): returning after wards. The Answering Paupant is the Call Bag, All the sittings are free and unappropriate. ad. Visitors welcome, Bocks, &c. provided.
Sunday school 10 to 10,43 km
armoured cruiser
river gunboşl
cruiser
sub-marine...
...armoured cidiser
destroyer tiver gunboat...
gunboat
destroyer...
sub-marine..
** ་་་
Fingship of Vice-Admiral Bayle, Commander-in-Chief.
Flagship of Rear Admiral de Fauque de Jonquières, Second-in-Command
DH ** 201
*
Lieut. Portier...
· Liest. Corlouer
...Haiphong ...Haiphong Haiphong -Saigon
...** Bais d'Along- Haiphong
**Haiphong
Commander Sarot-Duvauroux
Commander Simon
Lieut. de Reinach-Werth
Commødre C. P. M. Poidla
Haiphong Chemulpo & fa Bris d'Along
... Baigon
Bale d'Along Obungking
Tongku
Bale d'Along Saigon Saigon Haiphong Saigon
Baie d'Along Bale d'Along Upper Yang te
Hoogey Wachowiy