THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY OCTOBER 26 1905
Shipping
Arrivals,Vit
Andree Rickmers, Ger 1,029, H. Köhn, 25th Oct-Bangkok-15th Oct., Rice and Wood B. & S.
celerity the position of selected points on coasts all over the world It was not claiming too much to say that at the present time very faw salient points on the coastlines of the world were as much as iwn miles in doubt." It was's Satisfaction to the Briton to know that both these instruments were devised by English-long Wan I, Dr., 2,060, J. Staker, 26th ment John Hadlay producing the sextant in 1730, in the form still used. on the basis of C. Ideas formulated by Newton go years before: and John Harrison the chronometer in 1736.
The latter instrument had undergone modi. catlaps in detail, but the principle remained the same. It required 70 years before its value was fully recognised and it came into general live. It was a still further satisfaction to think
that it was British naval officers who bad made by far the greatest use of them' in 'mapping the cobels of the whole world. Since the time of the great Captain Cook British surveying ves sele had been constantly,, employed in this work, not only in British Colonies, but in all parts, alding and often paving the way for Bri tish commerce, and for the men-of-war that protected it. It was difficult to find coasts of any extent that had not been laid down by Bri- tish marine surveyors. The whole of Africa. had been their work. By far, the greater part of America, all the south and east coasts of Asia, Australia, and most of the inaumemble islands in all oceans have been fixed and laid down by them. Even in the Mediterranean, till very lately, the charts were mostly founded on British surveys, and the improvements now being carried out by other nations on their own costs in details required for modern navigation did not materially modify the main shapes and positions formerly determined by the British. 11 had been a great work, and, as the results of the wise Administration of the Admiralty for many year and of the immediate labours of predecessors as hydrographers, this great ad- vance in geographic accuracy of the chronometer method, he might mention that on taking at bazard it places distributed all over the world at great distances from England whose longi- tudes had been recently determined by means of the electric telegraph and eleborste series of observations, the average 'difference between the chronometer and the telegraph positions was found to be 700 yards. But marine surveys were still imperfect. Hundreds of rocke and shoals both stretching from the land and iso lated in the sea, had been missed in the course of them, and lots of ships
on these un..
and
life on
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Oct Penang 17th Oct, and Singapore 20th, Gen-Joo Teck Seng.
M&
SHANGHAI,
21st inal
Tangchow H.M.5. Teal......................
20.
in China will be reduced from ajd, to ad, for
HONGKONG anch half ounce. An
Adler, J.
Jameson, Mr and Mrs. International, Oct. 17 Mails for Canton, Samshui, Wuchow Bardy, A. H
JEW „Old," 20,
and Macao will be closed on week daya at 7.30 | Barretto, Mr. and Mrs. Johannien, Edm, "0", every morning. On Sundays the mail for L.A. Macan will be closed at 8 am, and that for Canton at 9 a.m.
CHINA COAST METEDOLOGICAL REQINTERP, October asth, 1905, "a.m.
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Vind Wr.
|_ Kaplan, Mr. & Mrs. N. | Vladivostock.7 m.
Kellmann, Mr. & Mrs, muro
lakodale
Tam fait
Tokio ............ Kochl
41
30.14
30.03
Koenig, G. Laing, A. H..
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Vigasaki er
11
30.07
Fessels
C. Cr. Sin Pao Shun.....................
Steamers Expected.
From Agents Dur Iapan....P. M. Co... Det. 19 Singapore D, S. & CoOct. 30 Sandakan.. M. & Co....Oct. 35. Singapore M. & Co... Nov. 1 Japan....P. & A. Ca Nor. Kobe
C. J. L. Nov. Calcutta, M. & Co Nov. Vancouver. C. P. R. Co Nov. Sydney ... G., L. & Co Nov.
Ferd. Luaiss, Ger. 1.1, 3,799,- H. Meyer.
diarcks, 26th Oct-Hamburg 10th Sept Manchuria..... and Singapore 19th Oct., Gen.-H. A. L
Apcar Choysang, Br. s. 1,441, T. W. Selby, 26th
Borneo ... Oct-Shanghai and Switow 720 Oct., Sachsen Loosok, Ger. an. 1,020, G.
Oct-Bangkok 17th Oct, Rice Timber.-B. & S. Daigi Maru. p. 8.3, B44, 5. Tagami 26th
Oct,-Swatow a5th Oct., Gen. —0. §. K. Dakota, Am. 8,81, 20,714 E. Francke, 26th "ci,'
* —Seattle 20th Sept., Gen.-N. Y. K. -
Olearáneas at the Harbour Offloa, Loongmoon, for Canton. Shacksing, for Shanghal.. Awangler, for Shanghai.. Chayrang, for Canton, Silèsia, for Singapore, Rudi, for Amoy.
Departures.
Oct. 36.
Afuang, for Sandakan." Des of Mains, for Singapore. Devawongie, for Bangkok, Certes, for Saigon
Corð Diederichsen, lor Hothow, Meafor, for Canton, F. Lifo, for Canton. Silesta, for Calcutta. Shinehring, for Shanghai. Kwangies, for Shanghai..
Passengers arrived:
and
26th Arabia.
Tipanas. Namsang Tartar... Eastern
Ships Paused The Canal.
Battlecombe, H. G. Mails for Namtso, Sanbue, Kongmoen, Bell, N., Lieut. H. F.A. Komchuk, Samihui, Wuchow" and "Canton | Bingham, Mr. & Mrs. Kent, H. W. every evening at 5pm. On Sundays the mails; E. and child.". will be closed at 9.
No mall will be closed for Canton on Satur day evening.
Birbeck, R. J.
Bishop, L. C.
Bishoy, 9.
Bizcell, W. S.
Bonner, E. A.
PEAK.
Bornand, Mr.
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.
Aucott, E: F. Beattie, A
Major & Mrs.
Borthwick, Mrs. R.
and child
Kela Mr. & Mrs. Bourchier, 1. A. F.
Nettie, M. P
lloyd, Capt. and Mr.
Louder, Mr.
Brown, D. E.
Martin, R.
Mass, Mirs
Chichester, Maj. A, A... - Mitchell, R. Clark, Mies Clotbler
A
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Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A›E, OFE
FB
1.1. Hugh
Outward-roth October--Cardium, Norgi, Crichton, Capt. & Mrs.ter, Major & Mrs. Mantea. 14th October-Glenfallock, Nippon, Lieut. A
Glaucus, Glenfart, Rickmers, Helene Sackson, Shimora, Daphne. 17th October-Beniarig Palma, Print Regent Luitpold, Sithonia, zot October-Austria, St. Egbert, Hysow, Laos, "Tankin, Ohio," 24th October—Austria, Mar. suarri, Claverhill,"
Homeward 10th October-Anaja, Sambla. 1418 October-Sprsia, 17th October-Candia, Beniomand, Pak Ling, Rhenania,, 10th Octo- ber-Room.
Arrivals at Home-10th October-Rosario, Munchen. 14th October-Alesia, Konang St. 17th October-St. Hugo) anth October Ernest Simons. 14th October--Pravissan, Ken-
Per Hongwan 7, from Singapore-1,419 | nsbec, Malacca. Chibere.
Per C. Ferd Luciss, tram Singapore-z19 Chinese
Per Choyang, from Shanghai, &c.—Mrs. McDermot and child.
Shipping Report
Str. Dalgi Maru from Swatow:-Strong NE. monsoon, high ten , бы
'Str. Andie Rickmers from Bangkok Stormy NE, monsoon, and heavy sea,
Str. Cheytang from Shanghal-Moderate to
known dangers contfaued. With the increase fresh Nu, winds, and fine weather throughout, of shipping, increased a number of ships of heavy [1. draught, the closeness of navigation due to Str. fong Won from Straits:ine with storm, and the desire to make quick passages, variable winds to 8" N, and from thence strong smaller inaccuracies of the chatis became year-monsoon winds, with high head sea,
ly of greater importance. As an Illustration of the condition of affairs ho might' mention that In Hambaze, the inner harbour of Plymouth, one of the headquarters of the British Flert for over 100 years, a small but dangerous pinnacle
of rock was only discovered five years ago; whilst numerous other dangers of a similar character had been yearly revealed in close. surveys of other harbours in the United King dom, supposed to be wall examined and charted Jas the last century,
YOU CAN GROW GOOD LUCK.
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"What is luck? Why is it that some people soom peculiarly endowed with power to claim their own in the important transactions of life.. while others seem quitò an emphatically to lack that ability...
What is the x-cret of this mysterious same- thing that enables one person to command the Jofluance, the encouragement and the promo. tion he desires while another quite as gifted
• and fully an "enpahle strupules or, year after year, never achieving the success for which he
strives?
There are many discouraged men and wo.. men asking this question to-day, and asking it bitterly. Perhaps they have talents and
capacities that were never reconized. Per haps they sought in vain for the stimulus and help that was bestowed upon persons loss gift. ed than they.
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Was luck responsible for the success ofthose others? If so, what in luck? What is it that makes this man or woman lucky and that one unlucky?", a
There is A., whose talents are not out of the common, yet who manages always to enlist the
sympathy of prople who are able to advance
kim, while ♬, who has worked and struggled Just as hard and whose abilities are more marked finde it impossible to interest others In his projects.
What is the secret of A/'s power to draw just the right sort of opportunities for success?
How about a young woman with the ambi. tion to sing whose voice is not at all' remarke
abis, yet whona "luck" is en pronounced that
sha wins friends and compeli success, while her sister with superior talent fails to getħa hearing?
Perhaps you who rend this are among the questioners. Perhaps you have deemed the lucky man or woman to he expecially favoured by Providence or fate singled out !o experience good fortune from which you are de barred. If this has been your belief, abandon it at onge for by it you are drawing to yourself the very forces that keep gand fuck from you.
Do you know that you can grow good luck that you can coltivate it Just as definitely as you can cultivate your voice, nr develop your mus. cle, or train your memory?
If you have never thought so before, think it Bow. For it is true, That person whose amoring good fortune causes you to marvel doce ni possess any different power than you can you self develop. The causes of his prosperity are
· Jovisible, They belong to the realm of mind. The secret of his Tuck lies in the fact that he * has drawn about himself the thought forces that attract the things he wants. He has what Lillian Whiting describes as the "gift in bim. self which magnetizes conditions Bw. This gift le yours. Develop it. You can be. Begin now to grow pond lack. This very day,
this very hour, you are by your thinking creat ing the mental conditions that altber Add to ¦¦ your good luck forces ar subtract from them,
If you would keep the thought atmosphere about you charged with the magnetism that sitracts, success, be about it now, Rid your mind of the ballef that you are not lucky. That In the first step
*If the old thought recurs to you, thrust It from you. Do this repeatedly if necessary) (Don't tolerate such a'visitor in your mind's chamber, Drive out every negative, bellal,
ery doubt, every fear. Pomist d
Vossels in Port
Speixe
Andalusia, Ger. 2.5, 3,477, M. Filler, 23rd.
Oct-Moji 18th Oct., Ballast.-H. A. L. Anghin, Ger, *,1,co, D. Reimers, 21st Oct.,
Bangkok via Swalow 12th Oct., Rice B. A & 5.. Athenian, Br. 3.8., 2,440, S, Robinson, R.N.N., 18th Oct.-Vancouver, B.C. 18th Sept., and Shanghai 15th Oct., GenC. . P. R.
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Post Office.'
A Mail will close for :— Hongay Per Royalist, 27th Oct., & AM. Amoy and Manila-Per Rubij 27th Oct.. QA.M.
Macao-Per leungshan, 17ili Oct; bag FM Manila-Par Puansang, 2řih Oct., 1 P.M. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Hatian 27th Oct., 3 P.M.
Shanghai and Yokohama-Par C. F. Lasiss, 27th Oct. 5 PM.
Bangkok-Per Kokrichang, 28th Oct.,
I AM.
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ME Gales, Capt
Harker, E. Brotherton Haynes, Col Hateland, F. A. Hopp, Holmgreen, Mr., and
Mrs. Howard, W. H. Hudig, D. Jeffries, H. U
Mr. and Mrs. F.
Parry. Major Pollock, K.C., Mr. Sawer, Capte and Mrs, Scheltema, Mr.
het. Van da
kes,
Mr.
roman, Mr. and Mrs. Uffel, W. von Vaudio, Gordon White, Dr. M, 1: Wilford, F. C.
Wilkie, Jobu
CRAIGIETURN,
Adams, F. R. J. Barnett, H. J. D. Dano, G. H. Fairchild, H. J, Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey, Capt. & Ms. Jameson, P. S. Marchant, Capt. and Mrs, and children
Nicholls, E. A. Smith, E. Grant Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Smith, Percy Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
Montagua Wilson, Dr. Newell
OCCIDENTAL
Hotcführ, Capt. W.
Caspersen, S.
Chandler, F.
Christian, Capt, S.
Fischer. Ch.
Grundelius, Capi, and
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Mrs. C. and child
Hales, G. L
Hanson, Mis
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Keyt, Dr. H. Krill, G.
Yap; Saipan and Ponape Per German Government vessel Ponape, (By courtesy of Captain H. Martens), 28th Oct., 11AM,
Macao-Per leungekam, 28th Oct., 1.15 F.M. Swatow, Chesno and Tientsin-Par Esang, 18th Oct, 2 P.M.
Swatow, Singapore and Bangkok-Per Anghin, 18th Oct. 5 PM. -
Macna-Pet Heungshan, 30th Oct., LIT PM, Clavering
Yokohama, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Br... 2,154, D. Barton, 6th Sept -Saion Cruz 31st Aug, Ballasi.--C, C. S. Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Doric, 31st, S. Co.
Oct., To A. M.
Countfield, Bra, 2,896, J. W. Martin, zard Oct-lombay 3rd Sept., Gen-D, & Co.
Ld.
Derwent, Br. 4.K., 1,562, J. Jenkinn, 23rd Oct.,--
Saigon 19th Oct., Gen-Chinese." Doric, Br... 4,975, H. Smith, R.N.R., 33rd Ocl,-San Francisco and Manila zist Oct., Mails and Geni-0, & O, S, S. Co. Dr. Hans Jurg Kizer, Nor. ss, 691, H. E. Lamen, 15th Oct.,-Canton 14th Oct, Gen, T. & Co.
Dundas, Br. s., 1954, H. G. Case, 23rd Oct., -Moji 18th Oct., Chal-, K. & Co, Elisabeth Rickmers, Ger, ss.,.997, G. Götsche,
5th Oct.,-Bangkok 19th Oct., Rice.-B. & 5.
Empress of India, Br... 3,037, E. Beetham, 2.N.R., 25th Oct.Vancouver, (B.C.) and Oct, and Shanghai 22nd, Mails and Gen. -C. P. R. Co.
Fausang, Dr. 5.6., 1,410, F. Wheeler, 22nd Oct., -Kuchinotzu 17th Oct., Coal.-J., M. & Co
Glenfalloch, Br. 1,434, R.
23rd
Get Java-via-Slugapore-and-Hoihow 14th Oct., Sugar,-Joo Tek Sing Gregor Calcutta 8th Oct, Penang and
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Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
Lowe, Miss Siesie Merbach, K.
Itroughall, L.. Bryan, C.
Lamp, S. Lano, G. S. Large, H.-J. C. Lewis, A. R. * Lewis, L. S.
W. Lugsbil, V.
Mackie, Mrs.
Bdoner, Mr. and Mrs.-
Mackie, The (2) Misses MacLennan, C. E. Malone, G.
P
Kagoshima...
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11
700
Amoy 6.30..
Swalow am.
Chatham, Hon. & Mrs, Moon, Mr. & Mra, F. M. Hongkongam
Carter
'Clark, M. Q...
Clark, T.
H. E
Dr.O. McArno, T. P Miller, F. L.
Canton,
Moore, Mrs. C:
Moore, Dr. W. B. A..
Morrison, Mrs.
Newington, A. G. Nortic, F. B.
Rock
Haiphong... Manila........ Bacolod
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29.80
Cebu
Lt. Oliffe, O. C.
Clarke, Mrs. T. W. Clarke, T. W. Clegg, R.M., Eng.
and Mrs. Comrie, A. F Connell, M, J. Coulthan, J. Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, G. +", Carry, Dr. and Mrs. E.
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Davies, F. O. Deacon, F. 11. Doolittle, F. H. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs.Į. Dowley, Mrs. W. A, Downing, Mr. T. C... Harnshaw, Mr. & Mrs.
Owens, Mr. and Mrs.
P. Bery
Pan E, N. Lo
Parfitt, W.
Patey, Mr. E. O.
Peake, W..
Pecker, B. L.
Pennyfather, Mis. A.
C. St. James,|toa.m.
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Hakodate
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...Plordten, A, R,
Poole, H. A. Powell, W. A. Reel, Dr. L. R..
Tokio ........ Kochi......
Nagasaki...... Kagoshina...
Oshima ......
October 26th, 1905.12.
Vladivostock. 'Em Nemuro...
a.m. 30.12
₤30.09
30,14,
30.07
" 30.231
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30.11
30.04
29.93
29.83
a.m
Taichu...
10
Scott, J. Gray
Scolt, Mr. J. G.
Tainan
2087
Koshun
19.84
Pescadore
Skott, C.
Weihaiwei
Smith, Mrs. D: R. and
Gutzlaff
Smith, Miss M. C.
Sharp Peak...
Amoy
Roach, Mrs. J. S. and Naha
child
Mahigakijima...
Evan-Jones. Dr. and Sampedro, Mrs. J. E. Taikoku
Mrs. E.
Fernie, R.
Fletcher, H.
Freeman, J. G..
French, H. M. Grant, A. W.
Capi. T.
no, H. K. '.
Pile, Mr. and Mrs. A. Hollingsworth, Mr.
Munro, Mits A.
Ohme, A,
Owen, O. E.
G. and child Rafen, Chr.
""Rafke, M.
Salek, Capt. S.. Stoltz, H.
KOWLOON.
Collins, Mr. and Ms.
Edgar D. Kemper, Mrs. James B.
NAME.
Knight, Mrs. Tuthill, Dr. and Mrs. Tuthill, Mish
Mr.
Holi, B. G.
Howes, A. T...
Hughes, Miss
Hunter, R.
'Sant, R. H; Van
Shea, J. J.
child
Stein,
A. L.
& Stephens, H.
Stevenson, W, G. Stickfortli, I. Stoppa, P Wakefield,, Mrs.
Hurst, A., Engineer:
Capt.
Swalow Canton
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11 30.15 10.00 5.30 $29.92 a.m.j29.78
2
Hongkongom. 39.95
Victoria Peak Gap Kock
and Macao.......
Haiphosg
Manila.......
Bacolod....m
Whitton, Mr, child floilo..........
Miss
Walkins, Miss E.
Whitlow, A. W.
Iboleon, Mrs. J.,
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children and maid
and infant
Iboleon, I.
Innes, Capt. R.
Cebu.
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Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. C. St James.com.
HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.
CLASS,
Joen
TONS, GUNS.
1.H.P.
CAPTAIN.
Commander Harbord
LAST REPORTED AT
Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-Per Oceanien, 31st Oct., 11 A.M.
Alacrity:: Andromeda Anth.... Astrea Bonaventure
despatch-vessel...
1,700
3.0
Yokohama
emíser, int class
11,000
16
⚫6,500
Captain R. Nelson Ommannsy
Yokohama
torpedo boat destroyer
ruiser and clası
4.365
$30
7,000
Lieut-Commander R. H. Heaton
Yokohama
7,000
Captain Lionat G. Tufnell
...
Yokohama
cruiser. 2nd class
4.300
7,000
Captain H. H., Torlesse
Yokohama
Macao-Per Heungshan, gist Dei., 1.1Ś PMI Singapore, Penang and. Calcutta -- Per Gregory Aptar, 31st Del., a P.M.
Cadmus Cherub
Inop
1,070
1,070
5,400
Yangtze
Clio
water tank and tug sloop
300
100
Hongkong
1,070
$400
Yangtim
Swalow, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per CAIAI, | Dee 3 Oct, 3 P.M.
Diadem
cruiser, rat class
11,000
16,500
Yokohama
Eine....
torpedo boat destroyer... torpedo boat destroyer.
7,000
Yokohama
17,000
Ettrick Exe
torpedo boat destroyer
cho
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Yokohama
Yokohama
7,000
..
Yokohama
Fame
5,700
4,360
7,000
torpedo
edo boat destroyer.
275
4,000
torpedo host destroyer
175
1,000
*pecial service torpedo-v...
6,400
cruiser, tot clau
12,000
11,000
torpedo boat destroyer...
7,000
torpedo boat deuroyar
1
Manila-Per Tran, 3·8! Ocl, 3 P.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kabe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Athenian, Flora 1st Nov., II A.M.
Handy Manila, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Hart... Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane Hecla.... Svilney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, logu..... Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Empire, Itchen...
Nov, 11 A.M. Shanghai-Per Choyrang, 18i Novi, 3 P.M. Vladivostock Per-Andalusta, -18° Nov,
¦ 4 PM.
Shanghai, Nagmenki, Kabe, Yokohama and Seattle, Wash. Per Dakota, 2nd Nov, 1 A-M. Zambuang Pert Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cálms, Townsville, Brilans,
Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand,
Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Taiyuan, 2nd Nov, 3 P.M,
Manila-Par Zaffrò, 4th Nov,, to A‚M, Europa... Indis,, via Tuticorin Coromandel, 4th Nov., 11 A,M,
Yokohama and Kaba-Per Tsinan, 5th Nov,
1th Oc-Calcutta Singapore 8th, Gen-D. S. & Co., Ld. Hainam, Fr. 178, Roulet, th Ock-
from
Kongmann, Ballast.-B. & Co. Hailan, Dr. 4.4., 1,183, J. S. Roach, 25th Oct,
Foochow 22nd Oct., Amoy 23rd, and Swatow 24th, Gen.-D. L. & Co. Hazel Dollar, Br. ... 7,608, C. H. Cross, arth 3 st
Oct.,-Moji 14th Dc., Coal.—A. K. & Co. Heigo Newcastle, N.S.W. 30th Sept., Coal, Br. 3, 1,827, P.-N. Fogt, 21st
---Order, Helene,
lené, Gen 771, 1. Jessen, 25th Oct.
Canton 25th Oct., Gen.-1, & Co. Kensington, Br. 3.6., 3,247, R., Dower, 22nd
ctSalina Cruz 5th fept., Ballast. 1. & Co. Lid.
Kuhsicha Rao in Oct., Rico. 1. &
hsicha R. Ger. L... 1,191, C, Gunewisch, 17th Lothian, B.: 3,312, 1. C. Williamson, 15th Oct-Sirgapore gill Oct., Gen.-D. & Machew, Ger, ss., 1,5:0, H. Harjos, asth Oct
** ➡Bangkok 17th Cet, Ries and Wood;—|
B. & S. Pocahontes, B. 8.8.1.740, F. G. Cox, 21st Oct.,
Morora 11th Oct., Coal—D. & Co., Ld. Rubi, Br. 1,619, A. H. Notley, 24th Oct.,-
Manila 31st Oct., Gan.-S., T. & Co. follond, Nor. s. 1,164, Hodne, 19th Oct.,
Rangoon 6th Oct., Kerosine-Seang Tack Hong Tsimo, Ger. ss., 1,839, A. Kirst, 16th Oct.,--
Saigon 11b Oct, Gen.-J. & Co. Tainan, Br. 1.8., 1,460, C. Lindbergh, 19th Oct., Sydney 3rd Sept, and Branila 15th Vuceog, Bras, 1,128, P. H. Rolle, 23rd Oct-Manila 20th Oct., Gun.-1, M. & Co. Zoroaster, Br, 8., 2 2,383, J.Ewan, dyrd Oct, Moji 17th Oct., Coale.-B. & Co. -
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A Sailing VRTIKLI, Ecuador, Ger. 4mastad ship, 3,193, O. Dick. maon, and Sept.,-New York 19th May, „Paraffiné. --Orderë ga
DOCK RETURNS.
HONGKONG AND`WHAMFOA DOCKA,
Kowloba
Dr H. J. Kiser
THPAD
Make it a habit to reject the lafuences that Kobsichang .... ull you down and lower your mental and| Hainam,,ré spirituali vibrations. Read the things that Dorick
dipulate and funpire you: Cultivate the pen. Talmon ple that chest, you, and help you to belleva is Kentmera
Vkan ven have made yourself a magnet for St Epoch
miccasa cannot hasp but ruch to you." It | Halens law Begin now to draw good luck | Anghin
Morgan in San Fransitio Chranicians :Povab
Dock,
Europe, &c., Todi, la Tutí: orin--Pet Prinsen Afice 8th Nov., 11 AM
Frederich, Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshoba; Priskiemund, 14th Nov, 1 A.M. Matur Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Per
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta ➡ Per Namie, 14th Nov., & P.M.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Koh... Vodoleams. Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Empress of India, 15th Nov., ET A.
Lands.. Kinaba Moorhen
Oier ...
Hambler Robio Sandpiper
torpedo boat destroyer ... torpedo bnat destroyer,
cruiser, 2nd
Glass
river gunboat
river
gunboat
100
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Torpedo boat destroyer, Arveying vessel
river gunboat #pad
river gunboat an river gunboat
torpedo Lunt destroyer cruiser, 1st class receiving ship
river gunboat
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torpedo boat destroyer...
Tuber'
Sutlej
Tamar Teal Virago
Waterwitch Whiting Widgeon Woodcock...
Woodlark ...
river gunboat
surveying ship ...
torpedo boat destroyer
river gunboat
river gunboat.
***
2,400
3.900
1,200
--240
+
Commander II, du C. Luard...
Commander H. D. Wilkie, p.s.o. Captain B. W.
V. Savory, Joe Mar Lieut-Commander H. E. Sulivan 'Lieat-Commander Bather Lieut-Commander Lowin Commander A. F. Everett ... Lieut Commander Stevenson Captain H. Grant-Dalton Lieut Commander H. B. Cox Lieut. Commander Richards...
Captain E. F., Charlton Caplain Shorld.ind
Lieut.Commander ö. Beymour
Lieut.Commander W. H. Darwall.
Nagasaki Yokohama Yokohama
Hongkong,
Lieut.-Comminader E. V.F.R. Dugmor VODE
Lieut-Commander F. B. Noble ... Lieut-Commander J. Kiddis
E. Monro Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan Lieut. Commander H. T. Atlay, Lisat, Commander J.T.-S. Lyne in
In reserve
Captain W. L. Grant
Commodore ti. P. Williams...
Nagasaki Borreying(Labuan
Weat Rivar
West River
Commander C
*
***
*
800 $1,300 1050
I
740
340.
230
6
6,500
12,000
21,000
Hongkong
800
Lieut-Commander E. Becretap
Yangters
6,300
450
Commander R. W. Glennie
Lieut. Commander Gregory...
Hongkong
5,900
800
550
550
Lieut. Commander G. J. Todd Lieut. Commander Jao. F. Knox .....
Yanglere
**Yangtze
* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chiel,
Acheron Argus
Halonastie. Caronado ... Casse-tête... Comble D'Ass
Port Darwin, Thunday: 1-lund, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hoban, Launceston, New Zealud, Melbourne, Adelaide, and Perth-Per Tsinan, 29th Nov, 3 r.. CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PARCEL Avalanche...
MAILS, HOMEWARD; Parcels for the United Kingdom via Gibraltar posted up to 5 pm. on Friday, the 3rd of November, are due in London about the fith December, and those parted up to ƒ p.m. on Décidéa Friday, the 17th November, are due la Loadon Descartes..... on Christmas Morning.
Dupetit Thouars With an additional fee of So cents parcels Estoc before, on the 17th November would Francisque... accompany the letter mail das in London on Guichen the 18th December. Parcels intended for New Gueydon Year's delivery should also be forwarded by the Henri Rivière ... mall of the 17th November, as the parcel mail
Jacqula of the tst of December is not dus in. London
Jayclipe All the 8th of January, via Gibraltar and the Karsalat... and January via Brindiul,
Lisul, Commander C. E. L. Thomas ... Nagasaki Lieut.Commander G. B. Spicer-Simtop Yangiare
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.
armoured cruiser gunboat
cruiser....
Armoured c
cruiser
river gunboat
NAME.
Flag and DESCRIPTION,
TONS. GUNS. N. P.
Commanding Officers."
LAST REPORTEd at
armoured gunboat river gunboat...
5,796
133
1,700 500
Lieul Ferret
-Lieut. Jeannel'
12
river gunboal ... river gunboat
140
750
Saigon Canton Haiphong
150
river gunboat
Lien, Hue
fiver gunboat ..e gunboat
Saigon Selgon
150
Salzoni
Lieat, Mervellieux du Vigusuz
Gulf of Sikm
9,500
Captain Allkire... ***
1,000
Lieutenant L'Eesti,
3,985
5.500
Commander Amer
d'Along
10014
Saigon
303
Lleut, Mert
Haiphong
TH
4部電
J
303
6,300
Lleut. Cotoni
1541 350
303
Capt, Prat
Balgon
Haiphong
Haiphong
9,376
20,200
Capt. Ridoux. ...
Lieut. Portier
Haiphong
***
200 307
308
Lieul Cosoner
Hapanes
300
Haiphong
1,350
2,300
Commander Simon
Armbruster
Seiron Saigon
9:700 30%
19,600 0,300
Llant. Prat
Lleut, Grellier
Lieut. Lavisalbre
6,300
Lieal, Glorieux
(Flagship of Rear Admiral de Marolles,"
9.437
6,021
Indo-China:
Lieut. Léball?
Capt. Dupries
Lieut, Roque?
* Capt. Terqu
Lent, Brugn
Canton
ar.
The rates of postage on ordinary parcels are ]. Montcalm ... as follows:-
Mousquet
For a parcel not exceeding 3lbs.in weight do cia.. | Olry
Fib
$1.30 gilbag) $1,80
Н
"
#
11
Felho Pistolet All parcels containing jewellery or any article Protég of gold or silver must be insured, all insured Redon parcele 'murd be soaled. The seals must bear the impression of a device or private, mark, Chios must not be used for sealing purposes;
On and after 15th July, 1905: the rate
of postage on tetters from Hongkong and the British Postal Agencias, in China to Australia #half will be at the rate for a camper kopć
ounce instead of 10 canta se’R
*** The rate of postage ou lettore from?
to Hongkong and the British Postal
*
protected cruiser Armoured cruiser river gunbost river gunboat.... destroyer in cruiser. sub-marine.....
armoured cruiser
"deboat 1,
river ***gunboat
*******
destroyer sols-marize...
battlesh
destro
Commander Sagot-Duvaur
Commanding the local defenes of
Bale d'Along Chua
Tongka/? Bala d'Along
Balgom
Balgon
Haiphong
¡Safron
Baie d'Along
Upper Yangts4
Saigon
Hongay