58H8 AND CLIQUES:

THE NOBAIC OF SCHOOL LIFE.

To the uninstructed eye of parents and visi- tors admitted within the pale on a Speech.or Sports Day, a school a little more than a main of some two hundred and fifty boys, gathered together in a common life, answering to a col. lective name, obedient. 10 the unelastic law of

single Headmaster, watermath

There are big boys and small boys ; some are clad in talle and come in Eton jackets; a very fow wear colored lies, the majority wear black

passions and the same spirit.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1905.

PS SAILING VEIELBIASA MAST the captain has beep; what the captain in the Celile Chief, Dr. ship, 1,709, Joons, is Nov, - fag may one day hope to Morning Leadersh

Shipping.

Erse, Br. torpedo boat desirayer, $50, Lieut. Comdr. Dather, 15th Nov.-Nagasaki 13th Nova trick, Br. torpedo boat destroyer, sro, Lieut.

19th Nov.

#5: Philadelphia, tota juns, Korollae--S, 0.

GRANERS HANGKONGE

Adama, F. R.^. Allan, Mr. R. Almond, R. W.

| Anderson, Mrs, K.

Kent, Ku, F. Koenig, C. Laing, 4. H.

· Roig, Br, bq, 813, Wright, roth New ---West

Australia 4th Aug; Sandal: Wood.-S. & Bardy, A. Handbag des Landon, R. R. Ca

Veazais

Simla

Nippon

Steamers Expected,

From

D

Te Langhorne," "Miss and

*Liant, H; Fap mald

M1, 3. Mrs. Large, D. J. C.

• and child.

R.

Singapore. P. & O. Co Nov. 18 Bierall, WAS. Singapore.S., W. & Co Nov. 18.

Boalard, Mr. 19 Bonner, A Brisbane... M. &

everybody walks in the same stiff, upright Comdr. CAL. Lawin, 10th Nov.Nagasaki A. Duperre... Singapore M. 19

averybody's 'hands are either;"stuck"; Into b

trousers, pockets or hang-not wing, for that

in swaggering straight by his side, everybody

equally grave and unconscious

run Br. torpedo-boat destroyer, 550 List

Comdr. H.

H. Heaton, 16th Nov. —Nagasaki

Kulsang

Willshad Emp

Singapore. M. & Co Nov. 11 Bentwick Mrs. R. W. of Japan. Japan C. P. R. Co Nov. 23

and child

body appearsely the same angle, every ftchen, Br. torgeda-bant desʻrayer, ssa, Lieut. Prinz Heinrich Singapore. M. & Co. For, 22 Ang of maitars beyond his own, "yet" everybody ́re- Comdr. C. Seymour, 16th Nov.-Nagasaki Coptic Japan... D. & O. Co Nov. 21

*** 16th Nov,—Nagasaki 12th Nov, strangar's inquiries with the same

to

franx good manners,

questioner. Three

Emma Luyken Macassar..), C. J. L. Nov. 11

Lay, Mrs.

BAM

Holl, A. J Holt, B. G Hawes, A. T

Hunter, R.

Slevenson, R.N. Liet.

HINA COAST MEET

Comdr. En Novembe

Thomas H. P

Hurst, R.. Engincar Miss

Captop

Mr. and Miss Fohansen, Edm.

Min Watts, Miss M. JAN

Mrs. Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T.

Naha

Thomas, Miss MALA Wakefield, Mrs., and

Walton

Badivostoc

euro, n

M

Pakodate "

Tboleon, Mrs. I

3

children and mald

Walkins, M

Ibolson, Lagun

Lewis, AR. Lewis, W.

Innes, Cant. R.

Whitlow, A. W.

Lewis, LS

Jameson, Mr. and

[T, WA

Kagoshima!. Shima

Young, 1. A, TA

Lloyd,

MacAnbur, Jr.

Ishigakijira

C. R.

foner, W.

Long

G. D.

D,

Paihoku Taichu.........

PRAX,

Aucolt, H, P...

Cadores...

MacSloy, Miss N. MacWillie. A

Beattie, A.

Zeattie, M. P.

Maupin, W.

Broham, Mrs.

Louder, Mi.

Marriott, Dr. O.

Brown, D. E.

Martin, R.

McAran, T. P.

Chichester, Maj. A. A.

Mitchell, R.

McConnell, Lt. F. C.

Bur Mr, and

Ил

Mr. and Mrs. Mackle, A.

1.F.

looking straight at his Exo, Br, torpedo-boat dasıroyer, 550, Comdr. America Mans. Japa K. K........]Nov. 17 ball, E

of us

most

Handsome or notic

or noticeably ugly more noticeably of us are very much alike.

But we within s

are unconscious of these milarities which are, indeed, but the obsets vance of ordinary etiquette. To us there is more distinction between prefect and shari the outer world reckons between duke and dusimao, And as once the late J. K. Steven described the men of his pear at Cambridge, when a fashion of picquet-playing swept through the colloge, as being split up into cliques of two," we know in our body, an infinite number. of classes and cliques marked out by house and farm, athletic, hobbies, and Intellect, friend. ship, and necessities.

CAPTAINS AND RULERS.

First, in a class quite by himself, is the Cap. tain of the School, of all creatures the mos! completely alone. The capiains of football and cricket, chosen for their ability to lead, are possibly the inferior, as players, of two or three members of either team, with whom according ly they may consult. But the Captain of the

1.

AF. Everett, 16th Nov.-Nagasaki 19th Nov, Jee, Br. torpedo boat destroyer,

50.0 Sullivan, 16th Nov,-Japan 12th Nov. Coningsby, Br... 3,157, Chas, E. Topg, roth Nov.-Moji ih Nov., Coal-1), & Co., 24.

lilary, Ger..., 1,276, F. Fiegler, 16th Nov.,

Klau-chan gth Nor, Coal.-S., W. & Oo,

Changsha

Sydney B, & S... Dec. 3 Brown, Capt. P. 8.

DOCK RETURNS...

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS, Isimo.............

Kowloon

Hercules.............

10

4321014449

"

Kwantin

Tenn. Tamingsmate

Br. # # 745, C. Howat 16th Nov., Moji gih Nov., Coal-D; & Co., Ld. Arcadla, Br. 11, 3,513, A. G. Cublit, R.M.Re

17th Nov.-Shanghai 14th Nov," Maifi and Gen.-P. & G. S. N, Co. Bealomond, Br. s.a., 1,753, Henderson, 170" Nov.-Singapore 9th Nov., Gen.-Ġ, La

& Co

Phra Nang, Ger. .,, 1,021, F. v. Mangelsdorff, 17th Nov, Bangkok 9th Nov., Rice and Wood.-D. & S.

Koogsang, Br. 6.5, 1,428, W. P. Baker, 19th Novoton 16th Nov, Gen.—], M, & Co.

Taming, Br. s.., 1,350, Outerbridge, 17th Nov.,

School should have no rival in his own game of How 16th Nov.; Gen.-D., L. & Co.

government. Only in the gravest affair, would he be expected to refer to the Headmaster who set him up. And while he has friends and Inti. mates among the prefects, who surround him, there is always at one point a drawn line be tween them and him. He remains in supre., macy lonely than the variest new boy in

more insignificance.

||

||

Manila 14th Nov., Gen.—11. & S.

Ur..., 1,181, J. S. Roach, 17th Nov., Frithjof, Nor, .., 891, 11, A. Haraldsen, 17th Nov-Shanghai via Poechow, Amoy and Swatow 16th Nov., Gen.—0.5. K; Chowtai, Ger. ss, 1,115, 11. Textor, 17th Nov,

Klev Vadine

BiG.

Caster, Mr. and Mrs. McLeod, Miss M.

W. H.

Carter, W. L.

Deck,

Chaplla, Miss C. A. Chaplin, G...W., Chatham, Hos, & Mrs.

W.

Clark, M. O. Clark, T.

Clarks, Mr. & Mrs. O. Clarke, Mr. T..W.

Meiur, Mr. and Mrs.

John Menkhes, W. Miller, P. L. Moon, Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Moore, Dr. W. B. A. Morrison, Mis & child] Moulder, Mr. and Mrs.

A. I Н. Newall, 9. G. Newington, A. G.

Cosmopolitin

SHANGHAI,

13th inst... Cosmopolitan, Nov. 11, International,

Clarke, T. W.

Clegg, M. Eng.

L.

Nicholls, E, A..

9.

and Mrs. H. 1,

Clown, A. S.

Ships Passed The Canal Dutward-20th October-Hyton, Ohio, St. Exdert Tonkin, 74th October-Claverhill, Austria, Marwarri. 28th October-Formosa, Priam 31st October-Prins Heinrich, Sil via, Indrapura, Asama, Pathan. 7th Novem: ber-Oceana, Orestes.

Gopelin, J. W. Copa, Mrs and Miss Corning, Mr. John Coulthart, J. Crawford, W. Crossley, 1. W. Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, G. Cury, Dr. and Mrs. E. Davies, F. O. Dovilttle, F. H.

F. B. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs.

Deacon,

Homoward-17th October-Dentomond,, Arrivals at Home-2cth October-Ernest Simons. 14th October-Preussen, Kenne, Malacca. 28th October-Roon, Verona, Ben- larig, Laot, Rhanania. 31st October Sozio, Bangkok 9th Nov., Rice and Timber Austria, Pak Ling, Candia, 11th November —Ceylon, Achilles," "Shimora, 15th November Petchaburi, Ger..., 1,778. G. Hilmann, 17th-Hohenzollern, Antenor, Ulysser. 16th Nov-Dawley, Mrs. W. A.

quüber-Baralong, Scandia,

B. & S.

Nov., Bangkok and Swatow sih Nov., Gen.-B. & S.

Olearances at the Harbour Offico. Telemockus, for Salgon, Stam, for Canton, Kansu, for Swatow,

Pronto for Haiphone. Leongsang, for kinnila, Merfoo, for Shanghai. dreadin, for 'ingapore Hintománd, for Kagasaki. Pattanulok, for Shanghai. Zafiro, for Manila.

Next to him, and no less set apart as touch- ing the rest of the school, the prefect. It is the paradox of the public school world that the les a prefect knows of the inferior lives about. Sím the batter prefect he is The herd are so far from dissenting from this, that they resent any variance from the rule. It is a correct piece of eliquette that à prefect consorts only with pre fect. Here and there are exceptions, notable athletes, men of a certain social dist nelion un- supported by intellectual eminence—such may "be found as often at school as in the outer world-wan go about," as the phrase puts it, with this prefect or that. But the school does | not care

alliances, who admits them suffers a certain loss of caste. Indeed, faintly but perceptihly, we carry this principle of keeping ourselves, through all classes. Jones has got his first cleven capi Robinion is gone from the lower to the Upper Sixth, and their aid associates look for a befitci Vittorio, for Swatow. ting alteration in their manners.'

care about such inces, and the prefect

..FAGDOM AND FASHION.N

Even in our clothes we have nice class die tinctions not comfortably to be over-ridden; and Tompkins, a big, backward flah of the lower school, whose people, with more regard for his size than his station, have put him into stick-ups, is become a fish out of water.

Departures

Nov. 17.

Glenfare, for Shanghai. Bourbon, for Saigon. Pronto, far Haiphong.

Pochow, for Canton. Tintin, for Canton.

Afeefoo, fur Shanghai. Leongsang, for Manila. Eclipse, for Baltimore...

Dr. Hans Jurg Kiner, for Salgon. Jacob Diederichsen, for Haihow:.."

Passengers arrived.

Tompkins's real world is fagdom, the opposite Per Arcadia, from Shanghal for Hongkong end to the pref-cis, for whom it supplies ser-Messrs; D. A. Menical, E, W. Ruiter, Mis. vitors. All the underschool-the second and 'Stokes, infant and amah, Messrs. C. E. Auton, third forms of the Classical Side, the fourth

F. 5. Forest, Mrs. Munich, and Mr. Focken, and fifth sats on the Modern-and; ipso facto, For Singapore Mess. C. W. Ur, M. Henson, every new boy in his first term, are fags. It is

and Mrs. W. H. Parken, For Bombay-Mirasi the cruellest irony of a new boy's poiition, that Lench. For Malia via Port Said Mrs. Philpot, ba begins in the set where etiquette is most 2 children and intant. For Marseilles--Mr. complicated and criticism most severe. Re. ceiving no respect of the world above, the fagt demand, the greater respect of one another The senior fag in his underground world is a king in exile Berwarna boy of two terms' standing

in the Third and one of three terms in the Second are shades Inapprecia standing ble to

their

vediors.

Convention pictures the lower school boy at tourle-headed, uncouth urchin, with crumpled collar and inky hands. Service and scuffing certainly make him occasionally dishevailed. In the main he has very strict ideas on the subject of dress, In happiest moments he is a suave, polished young gentleman, particularly 'sensitive to the ridiculousness of wearing satin ties when his world demand silk, or stripey "bags" when fashion calls checks.

LIMBO.

Betweeen these two precisely-shaped extra mities, the Olympians and the Ganymedes, lies the great amorphous mass of the middle class, full of sliding distinctions of tastes, interest, and achievements, but always the least clearly defined and the most difficult to control.

Here are to be found the small boys whose. cleverness is carrying them up the school ra pidly, though in years and size they should belong to the fagging class, great boys whose backward brains keep them in clagging medio crity, born lonfers, and eccentrics so possess d

of

one particolar hobby-c rpentering, natural history, an 1 so forth-that they are literally in capable of thinking of the things which lead to ordinary advancement.

Even the fags have their absolute rights, the chief of which is that none but a prefect may fag them. But the rights of the middle class are beyond definit on. Its highest rank-mem bere of the house or even the school elaven- canrot be excused prefect's licking when found in error. Yet here, a

a punishment, which in fagdom is of no mome.t, becomes matter of public scandal Consultulionslly the middle class is inarticulate, because no one member of it has legal and representative virtually its voice is the most significant, be cause in it is heard the whole Its multitudinous component

talti,

Yet

tone of the school. parls react na

lable once for food and evil with incalcu

effect. Prefects have their official respons sibility to support them in virtue, and their in- fluence is to a certain extent a question of tact ful precapt. But the Influence of the

Upper middle class is wholly one of irresponsible principle, i

Post Office.

A Mail will close for«- Manila-Per Zafiro, 18th Nov., 10 A.M. Amoy, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, BC and Tacoma, Wash. Per Hyades, 18th Nov., 10 AM.

Europe, de, ludia, płą Futionrin-Fe- Arcadia, 18th Nov., 11 AM.

Macao-Per Fengshan, 18th Nov., 1.15 p.M. Kobe and Vikahama-Per Onsong, 18th Nav., 2 P.M.

Singapore, Penang, and Calcutta Per Amara, 18th Nov., 2 P.M.

Oliffe, D. C.

Pan, F. N. Le Parfitt, W. Park,). S

.S.

Patey, Mr. E, O. Peake, W.

Peckor, B. L.

.

Clothier, A. N Cocks, Mr. &

& Mr. A.E. Mr.

Col.

eat. A

Gales, Capt. Gosting, L.-Col Gastle, E. Harker

B. Bretherton

Han, Mr. and Mrs. Haynes, Col, Hareland, F.A. Howard, W, H.

Arthur and Infant

Kelsall, Major & Mrs..

Knight, Mr.

Lamperak, Mr. & Ms. Catalaff

Mais, Mr.

Mr. and Mrs.

Ea

O'Neil, J. L. Hugh Painter, Major & Mrs.

Parry, Major

Peeble, Mr. Pollock. x.c.. Mr. Quennell, Capt.

harp

Peak...

Swatow.m. Cintos........

Park

Gip Rock....

siphong...

Manila... Bacolod

1110

Cabu

Sawer, Capt, and Mr. G. St. lames.com.

Scheltema

Sinclair, A.

Stoker, Mr.

Mr.

November 17th, 1905, 2.m.

Vladivostock. a.m.

Vereker, Capt. & Mr. Nemuro.

Tokio ........ Kochi Nagasaki Kagoshima....

Marchant, Capt. and Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Kothat...

11

it.

Hadig, D.

Hughes, Mr.

Vandin, Gordon

tacks, Mr.

Leffries, H. U.

Joseph, Mr. and Mr.

Kaye, Major And Mrs.

White, Dr. M. T. Wilkie, Joha Woodward, Mr. & Mrs.

Hakodate

CRAIGTEBURN,"

Mra Perkins, Mr. and

Penacfather, Capt. &

G. H.

Mrs.

Barnett, H. J. O. Dann, G. H.

Smith, E. Grant

Smith, Mr. and

Mrs.

T. L.

Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.

Grant

I fordien, A. R.

1.

Harben, Mr. and Mrs.'

Smith, Percy

Pigait, C.

Harvey, Capt. & Mrs. Soppa, P.

Potts, Mr. and Mrs.

F.

raichu......... Tainan

shima Naha

higakijima.. Taibaku......

Am.

་་་་་་།

1.

J.

Powell, W. A.

Mra, and children Montague

Pescadores..

30.17- Bazili

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"

Voihalwai ... am.

Reed, Mrs. G. W.

OCCIDENTAL

Gutxiaff...

Rhoden, A. K.

Sharp Peak...

30.45

and

Roach, Mrs. J. S; and

child

Bohmer, Dr. M. A, IL, Käll, G.

Botschker, R..

Scott, Miss E,

Bumann, A.

Scoll, J. Gray

Caspersen, S.

Scolt, Mrs. J. G. "

Chandler, F.

Dollinger, H.

Ehemann, F.

Fischer, Ch.

Mrs, C. and child

Hales, G. L.

Hanson, Mias

44

Keyt, Dr. H.

Dowley, W. A, Downing, Mr. T, C. Evan-Jones, Dr.

Mr. E

Evenburg, Miss

·Farnam, Miss Fletcher, H.

France, Mrs. R. L, Gallway. F. P. Gracey, W. T.

Green, W. M.

Hall, Capt. T

|

Hanghwont, W. B Hardam, Ma |-Hollingsworth, Mr. &

Shanghai - Per Kwongiang, 18th Nov,

NAME

2 P.X.

Amoy, Straits and Raugaon-Per Zibengla, 18th Nov., 3PM.

Swatow, Ainoy and Tamoul-Per Daljin Maru, 18th Nov., 5P.M.

Amoy, traits and Rangoon-Per Glenogle 18th Nov., 5 P.M..

Alacrily Andromeda ATUA, 200 Astraes

Cadmi

Bwalow, Amoy and Foochow Per Hat fan, 19th Nov., 9AM.

Macao-Per Heungskan, 20th Nòv., 1.15 PM, Ningpo and Shanghal-Per Kangar, soth Chemb Nov., 3 F.M.

Clio

Des

Shanghai and Chinkiang-Per Holstein, "Diadem"" 20th Nov., 3 P.M.

Erne... Ettrick

Shanghal, Mcji, Kobe and Yokohama—Per Timahi, 10th Nov., 4 P.M.

Macao-Per fengshan, 21st Nov., 1.15 2.M. | Exe Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Fame J.

Nov., P.M,

Flor... Handy Hart

and Mrs. W. P. Lambe, and Mr. A. Duncan,nghai-Per Yochow, zat Now, 3 P.M. For London via India-Mrs. Bentinck, child, infant and amah, Metus. J. J. A. Page, A.S Close, W. Copelin, Miss Trueblood, Mrs. Borland and infant, and blood, Mr. and

From Yokohama—Mr. H. Wilson,

Per Taming, from Manila-Cap', and Mrs. Walton, Mr. and Mrs J, W. Long, Messrs. G. || W. Long, Granzen, Capt. W. Green, Mr. Nasu, 77 Chinese, and 1 Japanese.

Shipping Report.

Str. Phranang from Dangkok:-Thera, te Paracels strong monsoon,

Str. Vimefra from Meji :—Strong ŃE, wind, and high following son.

Vessels in Port. STEAMERA, Alexander, Am, a.s., 1.785, Gove, 13th ov1

"Cavita 9th Nov. Coal,-O:dér. Amara, Br. 1., 1,566, C. J. Maitock, 14h Nov,

-Canton 13th Nov., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Arratoon Apcar, Br. s. 2,931, E. Fey, 14th

Nov.-Calcutta via Penang and Singapore Alaka, Br. .., 2,393, J. Leary, 9th Nov

8th Nov, Gen.-D. S. & Co., Ld.

Carl Menzell, Ger a 484, G. Command, 12th

New York 6th Sep!,, Case Oil.-5.0..co. Nov,-Naluna-Istend 3rd Nov., Timter --E. 'A, T., Co.

Clavering. Br. 3, 2,154, D. Barton, 6th Sept. Sa ina Cruz 31st Aug,, Ballast.-C. C. S. s. Co. Curonia, Russian,., 2,828, Ch. Neuman, 13th Dailin Maru, Jap. sa, goo, H. Ohta, 15th

Nov.-Saigon 9th Nov,, Ballast.-Order,

Nov.-Tamsui 12th Nov., Amoy 13th, and Swatow 14th, Gen,-0. S. K.. General Alava, Am. 1.1., Boo, T. Adamson, 13th Nov.-Shanghai 11th Nov., Ballast.-U.S. 'Navy Glenogle, Br. 6.5, 3,675, W. T. Larking, 15th Nov-Rangoon 1st Nov,, Gen-Seang

Talk Hong.

Hedwig Menzell, Ger..., 90, C. Schönberg, 6th Nov,—Sourabaya ayrd Oct, and Sin gapore 28th, Sugar.-E. A. T. Co. Holstein, Ger. 2.8-984, A. Nisjahr, 7th Nov., -Keban 11th Nor., Coals—J, & Co. Hinuang, Br. 3. 4.5 7. W. E. Sawer, 13th Nov.-Java 3rd Nov., Sugar,—)., M, & Co. Hyades, Am. ., 2013, John Alwan, 14th Nov.-Manila 11th Nov., Gen.—D, & Co.,

MANDAGATHE FELLOW. FEELING.

Where is the connecting link between these Kansu, so widely differing bodies? Is it our sense of .. obligation to schoolboy bonour, to public opi mion, to the secret traditions which our prode. cessora establish and we must hand on, la. the eternal dams and glory of the school at some thing far greater than we who inhabit and ad. minister (17 posts for

Br. 6.2, 1,143, W. Dowson, 16th Nov,, Canton 15th Nov, Geo.-B. &-S Korea, Am: 1,651, W. B. Seabury, 11th Nov., San Francisco 12th Oct, and Shanghal 9th Nov, Mails and Gen.-P. M. 8. S. Co. Ota, Nor, s.2., 2,088, H. Lu

Luchanson, 20th Nov, Probolinggo 38th Oct., Sugar-S, W. & 7,768, W. Darison, R.H.R., 15th Nov.--Vancouver 16th Oct., and Shanghai 12th Nov.; Gon,—C, P; R. Calva Text, Br. 2.9% 1,346, W. B. Brown, jos). Nov.,

Maulis 7th Nor, Gen-B. & S.

Co. wa:Tartar,

it is something of all this, an

And yet something mare which perhaps few of us toalles till wo Eave passed beyond it. That is the innate and unconscious sympathy of experience and

anil cipation within the boundaries" of a familiar world, which runt in every boy pikenda

Br

When our confprit have Tell the bond will Tsimo, Ger. 1,899 be snapped, they will be old boys, detached, 95 Salzon 11th Oct, Ga! Kit, Tóth Oct.,

& CO between them and is a great cell dead,” which | Zafiro, Br. us, 1,618, R.:: Rodger," 13th Nov.-- neither side can paair For the moment: the 2020 Manila itih Nov., Gana 3, T, & Co. diference between un la more of material than Zambesi, Br. 80, 1,851, E. Rooney, 15th Nov, of understanding. They are, In

Immeasurably Bombay 26th Oct. Cotton Twisterm Abera un, yai wa kes tagallar orastura of liki |--Order,

د الرق

Manila-Per Team, a18 Not 3 PM Europe, &e, India, sia Tuticorin--Fe Hech

Hogue... 22nd Nov, 11 AM Mucao-Ter Brangikan, aznd Nov., 1.15.P.M. | İschato Singapore Penang and Calcutta Pers

Kintha Arralesa Apter, aand Nov,, a F.M.

Macao-l'er firungshan, 23rd Nov. 1.13 P.M. Moorhen... Tientsin-Per Esang, 23rd Nov, a P.M. Maji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tacoma, Wash.-Per Trimont, 24th Nov, 11 A.M.

Otter ... Rambler Robin... Sandpiper... Macao-Per Hrungskan, 24th Nov., 1.r. Sulph... Shanghai-Per. Yeishing, 24th Nov. 3P.M. Tako Manila-Per Audi, 25th Nov, 11 AM

Sutlej in Macno-er leungskan, 25th Nov., 1.15 m.M. || Tamár Macao-Por Feungan, 27th Nov., 1.13 P.M. Teal... Cebu and Iloilo Per Kaifong, 27th Now,

Virago Waterwitch Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin-Fer Whiting Tourane, 28th Nov., 11 A.M;

Widgeon... Macao-Per Fleungshan, 28th Nov., 1.15 PM. Woodcock... Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Woodlark ... Victoria and Vancouver, BC-Per Tartar, 29th | Nov1, IF A.M.

3.M.-

Macao-Per Heungshan, 29th Nov., LIEP.M., Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday'

Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Tainan, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, 29th Nov. 3 P.M.

Macao-Per fizungshan, 30th Nov., 1.30 F.M.. helse, Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herberte Pes Willehad, 12th Dec, 11 AM.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokoham:, jagan, 13th Dec, 11 A.,

Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Yes Empress of

CHRISTMAS MAIL. Letters and Christmas Cards posted in time for the German Mail ss. Seckian closing on Wednesday, zand November, at 11a.m. should reach London on or about 23rd December.

Christmas Cards (if prepaid at Printed Matter rates) must be posted either in an unfastened envelops, or in a cover which can

Shea, J Skott.

Small, Wm.

Stafford, T. C. Stein, A. L. Stephens, H,

Sternfield, Mr. & Mr.

J. L Stevenson, Mrs.

Linderman, Dr. H. Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, Miss Siesia Munro, Miss A. Neumark, I), M.

Dommic, Mr. and Mrs. Owen, O. E.

Grundelius, Capt. and

Pillis, E

Rohnstadt, F.

Schlosser, Julius

Sehwoter, Capt. E.

Stoltz, H.

Valkamp, F.

D

30.34

Amay... 5 30 30.21}0

Swatow 9 a.m.30.0860 Canton

" 30.31 61

longkongtoa.m.30.30 68 Victoria Peak Gap Rock.... Масло Haiphong Manila **** Bacolod

Taifo...

im

29.03

Cabu

St James Comm

HIS BRITANNIC, MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION,

CLASS.

***

water tank and tag sleap in

TONE. GUNE

i.H.P.

CAPTAIN.

LAST REPORTED AT

despatch-vessel...

1.700

4

3,000

cruiser, in class

11,000

16

18,500

tripedo bont destroyer

550

6

7,000

Commander Harbord... Captain R. Nelson Ommanny Linut-Commander R. H. Haston

Shangbai

Shanghal

Hongkong

cruiser, and class

4,360

7,000

cruiser, and clar sloop i

4.360

to

7,000

1,070

6

1,400

Captain Lionel G. Tufnell Captain H, 11. Torless... Commander li, du C. Luard ...

Welhalwei

Shanghai

Yangleze

-

390

100

Hongkong

1,070

6,

1,400

11,000

16

15,500

360

7,000

Captain B. W. Savory...

Commander H. D. Wilkin, D.5.0.

Yangtare

7,000

7,000

Lieat Commander Lewin

Lieut. Commander Bather

Lieut. Commander H. E. Salivanine]

Hongkong.

Hongkong

7,000

Commander A: F. Everett

Hongkong

5,700

Lieut-Commander StevensLÓÐ

Hongkong

7,000

Captain

Hongkong

Singapore

275

4,000

Hongkong

4,000

6,400 17,000

Hongkong

1,400

21,000

Yangkong

7,000

280

3,900

&

1,200

#20

800

6,300

***

cruiser, 1st class torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyar ... torpedo boat destroyer.... torpedo host destroyer .. cruiser, and class torpedo boat destroyer ... torpedo boat destroyer special's service torpedo-v... cruiser, 1st class torpedo boat destroyer... torpedo boal destroyer.. river gunbost river gunboat torpedo bost

110 Fr

destroyer ..

surveying weake river gunboat river gunboat...

receiving ship...

134

***

Captain Shordland

240

H. Grant-Dalton

Lieut. Commander H. B. Cox Lieut. Commander...

Captain E. F. B. Charlton

Lieut-Commander C. Seymour ... Lieut. Commander W. H. Darwall

Liept Commander E. V. F. R. Dugmore Lieut. Commander F. B. Noble... Lieut-Commander J. Kiddla. Commander C. E. Monro

Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan Lient-Commander H, T. Allay Licut Commander J. T. S. Lyne ...

In reserve. ****** Captain W. L. Grant

Commodore H. P. Williams...

Liest-Commander E. Becretan

Hongkong

assu

West River

Labuan)

West River West River: Yangters

Hongkong

en route Shanghai

Hongkong

340

749

gunboat

torpedo Lunt destroyer ... cruiser, sot plant

6,500

21,000

800

450

5,900

Lieat Comniander Richards... Commander R. W. Glenala... Lient-Commander C, E. L. Thomas

**

Long Harbour

Boo

$50 $50

Licut Commander G. B. Splcer-Simson Lient.-Commander G. J. Todd Lieut-Commander Juo. F. Knox...

Hongkong

Yangtze

Yangtaze

Yangtree

river gunboat....... torpedo boat destroyer surveying ship .... torpedo boat destroyer

river gunboater,

river gunboat

river gunboat

* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chief,

***

**

6,300

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

NAME,

Flag and DESCRIPTION, TONS. GUNS.

H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS.

LAST REPORTED "AT-

1,796

Lieut. Ferri

Saigon

***

123

Lieut. Jeannel ...

Canton

.140

Haiphong

140

4,000

3,98 10,011

-9,500

1,000

41.

5,500

***

Captain Passerst de Silans ...

Lieut. Mère

ww

6,300

Lieut. Cotoni... Lient. Bibel

Acheron Argus... Avalanche de Baionnelle... Carenade Corre Comète D'ÁMAS Décidée

DECIO * Descartes ...

Estoc

be easily removed for the purpose of examine Dealt Thouars Barer or separating and adhering surfaces. Francisque......

parer

Galchen

***

Rivibra

Covers may be secured with string, Cards in closed envelopes with notched ands' on cornere cut will be taxed as lettera,

The best method of sending cards is to | co

Jacqulo enclose them in an envelope with the đáp - javilne Harned in,

Kersaint Malli for Cantos, Samshal, Wachowyak ******

Montcalm and Macar will be closed on week days at 7.30 Wouaquat... every morning. On Sundays the mall for Oly Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for Pelko Canton at 98.45,

Pistolat Mails for Namtso, Sanbue, Kongmoon, Protée... Kumchuk, Bambu, Wochow and Canton Rapibra overy evening at 5 p.m. On Sundays the mailp will be closed at 9 am.

Redoutable... No mail will be closed for Canton on Bator. „day evening.

VIBITORS AT THE HOTELS

KOWLOON. Ainslie, Dr, D, H., Hall, Africa Charlton, LX. Capt. MacGregor, J.M.

and Mrs. Band' Oates, 17

罗藝

Babre... Stry Surprise Takinsg Takodi. Vauban

#01

armoured gusbost river gunbost river gunbost.. river gunboat... river gunbost river gunboat gunboat Armoured cruiser gugboat

armoured

+h+

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cruised cruiser river gunbox! destroyar ...destroyer

protected cruiser Armoured cruiser river guaboat river gasboat destroyer

"

sub-marina,,,. armoured crulsar .... destroyer Yoandriyar gunboat

gunboat dastroyar...

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Haiphong

Lieut. Miller

Ligat, Merveilleux du Vignaux E Captain Allaire... Lieutenant L'Eest... Commander Amet ....

Balzon Saigon Saigon Gulf of Siam Baie-d'Along

Baie d'Along

Haiphong Balgon Balgos

Capt. Prst

Capt. Ridoux Laut, Portier

Corollar....

414

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-

***

**

་་

30,100

200

Lieut.

11 100.

300

Commander Sagot-Darauroux Commander Simon

Armbruster

Capt

6,300

Liaat, Duchemin

Lieut

Griller ***

destroyer....

battleship, msarve,ii

9.417

destroyer

amoured gun

gunboat river gunboar

destroyer

battleship,

river gunboat

20151® Flagship of View-Adialia hard, Commander-in-Chist,!-

514 Flagship of Kast:Admiral de Tanque de Jonquières, Second-in-Command/

Lisal, Gloriaáx

1

Haiphong

Haiphong Haiphong

Bale'd'Along

Bale Along

Chua cay

algon

List March

Lieut. Vincent Bridugnac

Flagshipof Rear Admiral de Marblies,

Commanding the local

L2 Indo-Chins pumunt

Lient, Lebail

Capt. Duprie

Llout, Roque,

Bals d'Along

Anigas

Halphons Saigon

Baie d'Along

Upper Yangies.

Saigon Hoagay Samahul

Commander

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