THE SHANGHAI, RIÓN. BURNING OF THE LOUZA POLICE STATION.
At the request of the Captain Superintendent of Police, the following report and enclosure are ordered for publication.
With reference la Cartain Boisragon's ■emi. official note of the 13th, asking permission to issue carbines and ball ammunition and to fire on the mob if f necessary, the Council's instruc tions were given on that occasion that no such extrems mexkuren, were to be taken without referring to the Watch: tions in the event of emergence for instruc
The outbreak develop extres
with extreme r3.
pidity, and Captain Boistagon considered that he was acting in accordance with Council's instructions in withdrawing the side arme from the men on the mark
of the 18:1 Superintendent's Office,
Captain
Shanghai, 2 th December, 1905.
Sir,-Inspector Wilson's report on the LOUIR Station fire is forwarded herewith. It will be seen that he had available at the time of the attack but & Foreigners and, to Indians. His actual streath the day before the riot was
13 27
Foreigners.
150 Chinare.
These numbers were depleted by his having seut out his men also by the detachment of anticl duly, and 2 Foreigners and 4 Sikhs for the prote of the Town Hall,
protection
Bol
Instructions had been issued the night before for all mes to be confired in barracks, so that when I ascertained that there
Was serious trouble in the Laura Station, did anticipate any difficulty in having it quelled there, wave no written instructions with te gard to the protection of buildings, but each Inspector is expected to make such minge ments as he deems access try for the protecting of hit Ration against fire and attack: His arrangements were to guard the three en- trances to the station to the best of his ability, in case of failure to keep them to relie and in gradun ly on the Charge Room where a stand was to be made. A to the station will explain the difficultynienced by the Police.
Mr. McEuen on passing the 'Louza ation at 9am. noticedkhe on the Nanking Road entrance to the station with rifles and .fixed bayonets Quarrival here he reported the matter to me and gave instructions for the bayngets and rifles to be gradually with drawn from the Indians, but not so as te altraci altentio
also instructed that under no circumstances wrie the moba to be fired upon, as it was my chief endeavour until assis tance
Arrived,
to keep them as far as possi
to
ble around the Police Station where they could be seen and cuntalled, than allow them swim in a spots where the Police could not cope with them.
In carrying out this consider that much valuable property and liven were saved, for 1 am positively certain that had shouting tactics been adopted the unb would have felted to other quarters to
ta bem and lont before sufficien! force could arrive to overwhelm them.
Inspector Wilson is in no wise to blame for failing to fire on the mob, as he was obeying to the letter, and I with now to my instructions
opinion that he and the men. register my him.could
Maca under chaved in a pluckier and not have more forbearing, manner under, cir valances which were provocative of extreme measures,
I also wi
wish to pour out that I was told in are of riot CALA riot not to take any extreme measu es without the sanction of the Watch Committee. On the 13th instant wrote S/O No. 189 stating my opinida that if the nei tings of the Chinese in the City and elsewhere were not prohibited the mob would eventually get the upper hand and riots ensue. also asked per. mission in case of zó ta to be allowed in fire on the mobs. is persion was not given me, In addition judgin, by the mob congregated outside the Central Police Station I thought that they could be kept out of the Laura Police Station without having resort to filing. Mr. McEuen was of the same opion, With the. idea therefore of keeping the meh engaged the Police Stations issued the order, sinted above, for combines and layonets to be gradual ly withdrawn,
on
at
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY JANUARY II 1906,
I cannot speak lus highly of the pluck shown by the Foreign and Indian members of the Foice, in the plucky way they charged the Crowd from time to time against a perfect forlade and overwhel kumbers. A large number of native constables rendered valuable In trying to quieten the mob, also in
assisting the fra..
At the time of actual attack the Force in Barracks under arms were 8 foreigners, and about to India aflate frequenin four Indians had been drafted over, is then our Hall, na a message was received stating a mob had left longkew Market en route for the Maloo Maikel
am, etc,
To Capt. A. M. BOISHAGON,
Capt. Supt. of Police
J. M. WILSON,
Shipping.
Arrivals,
Inspector,
Dorie, Br. ss., 4975, H., Smith, ..., oth Jan,San Francisco 9th Dec, Honolulu 16th, Yakalama 29th, Kobe 30th, Naga aaki 2nd Jan, and Manila 8th, Mails and Gen.0, & O. 5, S, Co.
Lyeemoon, Ger. . 1,238, F. Th. Lehmann, 1, 6th Jani-Kohe 1st sani, Gen.-S., & Co. Manningtry, Br. 2.8, 3,786, Lawson, 6th Jan.,
Mausang, Br. 28, 4,644, R., Houghton, 6th
Pasaran 30th Dec, Sugar.-B. & S. Jan. Sandakan soth Dec., Timber and Gen., M. & Co. Mercedes, Br, transport, 4,000, 1. *. McGregor,
A
Booner, E. Aga von Borthwick, RW. Borthwick, Mrs. R. W. Bray,
and child Bray, W. M.. Broughall, L
C. Burnie, H, G.
Infant
MAKING EDWARDŐ. Alpinë, Mrs. K. M.. Lugebil, V.
TIINA COAST, METKODLOGICAL : REGISTRAR
Moulder, Mr. and Mrs. Vladivostock.7 am-
Lawis, L. S. Macaulay, 1. A. Marriott, Dr. O. Meier,
Mr. and Mr M
P. L. Michael, J.S. Balton, Mrs. E. T. and Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.
M.
Barons, Mrs.
McClelland, J. C.
January, 10th, 1906, mim..
Battye, C. F.
More, F.G
Bar. Th. Bu Wind Wr.
Cummings, H. W.
Moser, E. J.
Dismukes, D. E. and
child
A. B.
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Thorpe Double, Mrs. Pouglas, Miss
Double, aw, Comdr. Nursaw, E.
Parker, W. T.
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30.30
Mr.. F. Von
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30.10
29.91
30.07
Fraker, C
C. R.
130.08
Seymour, Mrs. I. K.
Gumprecht, Mr.
Stanger, O.
flamperly, Mr. & Mrs.
Haslawood, C..H.
Thomas E
Stanley, H. L.
Naha ishigakijima. Taihaku......
T 200
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Hill, Wan. C.
Tobin, E. I
Hislop, Ray. C.
Villa, Mr. and Mrs. J.
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-Weibsiwei gesi Dec., Ballastham, Hon. & Mrs. Modor W. B. A.
Y. K.
Nippon Maru, Jap. s. 3,072, W. W. Greane, 4th Jan-Yokobama 27th Dec., Malls and Gas. Fronts, Nor... 860. Haien, Sth Jan
Haiphong and Holhow 3rd Jan., Gan.-
A. R. M.
Quito, Br..4.1.2 114, S, Shotion, 9th Jan.-
Newcastle, (N.S.W.) 17th Dec, Can. Order
Veigate, Br. 6.8., 2,504, F. R. Ross, and Jan.- from Newcastle, N.S.W.. Coal.-M. B. S.. Sirocco, Br... 2,319, G. Williamson, 7ih Jas,
Moji 2nd Jan, Goal.-D. & Co., Ld. Taiwan, Br. 6.5., 1,047, 1. Martio, 8th Jan,
10th Dec, Rice, Willamson, ath
Chines. Br.
$340
Telemachalgon 20th Dec, Meal, &c.—
Chlosse
Tholing, Nor. ... 1,896, F. Joger, 8th Jan.,
Jav zịch Dec jurur–6, W. 2 Gửi
Kuchinotsu 4th Jan., Coal.-M. B. K.
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W. Clark, M. O.
T. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.
T.W.
Clegg, Eng, L.
and Mrs: H. I. Colls, Mr. & Misses Colvin, H, E.
Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Moon, Morrison, Mis & child 8. G.
A. G.. Nicholls, E.A. Olife, O. C. Parfil, W. Patey, Mrs. E. O. Peake, W. Pecker, B. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Robobacher, Comdr. Jagoshima...
Jackson, Mrs, and child Unbehaun, C. H.
Pennefather, Mr. G. Joseph, Br,^and Mra, Waterhouse, Mrs, Ale
Capp, Mrs and Miss
J.
H.
pfordten, A. R.
Pigotti C
Cruicks Cunningham, G. DAT, L
L
Pollock, F. Powell, W. A.
Σ. Β. Logan, W."
-Ausoti, E. F.
Realle, A.
Davies, F. O.
Deacon, F. B.
Doolittle, F. H.
Real, Dr.
Douglas, Capt. & Mr.). Reiter, G. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Ringer, Mrs, and Miss
LR.
·Bentinck, Mrs..
C, and infant
Mr. J. S. and child
aitan, Br. ... 6,183, 1. S. Roach, reth Jan,
Thyra, Nor, 2.419 E. Berger, 9th Jan Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Ross panes mald -Foochow Swalder 9th, Gen.-1, L, Cr 8th, and Zafiro, Br, s. 1,616, R. Rodger, 9th Jan. En-Jones, Dr. and Robbins, R... Lieut.
& Co.
Wakamelsd
kamals Afare, 130, 86, 2,727, V. Oda, seth 5th Jan, Coal, U. Jeffrien Pakist, Ger. • mal oil, H. Damen, tnth Janna Bangkok 30th Dec., and Swatow gth Jan., Rice and Wood. B. & S.
Toth
Daljin
Jan.-Tamssi vin Amoy and Swatow 9th
Jan., Gen.-SK. Atholl, Brass. 3,031, CH. Kemp, toth Jan.,
Amay qth, Jan, Gen--D. & Co., 14, Kwongsang, Br. 16, 1,477, W. P. Baker, foth Jon, hanghai and Swatow 6th Jan,, Gen,
& Co.
Kashing, dir. Bu 143. T. W. Rickarder th
Jan-Canton tot Jan, Gen-1. &S, Chansang, Dr. 9. 1,4 8, R. Cox, 15th Jan,
Canton 16th Jan, Gen-J., M. & Co. Haimun, Hr. s.s., 636, A. f. Robson, 1k Jam,
-Swatow 10th Jan., Gen.-D., L. & Co. Antenor, Br. ., 3,80, R. Williams, 11th Jae-Liverpool and Dec., and Singapore
Jan., Gen.-B. & S.
Manila vla Amoy pih Jani, Gen.-S., T. & Co.
Sailing VrisELA, Celtic Chief, Br. ship, 1,700, Jones, 9th Nov.,- Philadelphia, roth June, Kerosine-3, 0. Co.
Ourn, Nor ship 1,199: F: Refsnes, 24th Dec.
Fremantle 18th Oct., Sandalwood.-S. & Cu. Rosc.
Br, bq., Bzz, Wright, 19th Nov,-West Australia 4th Aug.. Sandal Wood.-S. & Co.
Simla, Br. 4-masted bq. 2087, Casson, 13th het-Cardif 4th July, Patent Fuel-- Naval Yard.
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Buxton, Lady B.
Waterhouse, Mrs. N.
A.
FRAX.
Knight, Mr.
Louder, Mr.
R.
MartR
Chichester, Maj. A, A. Moss, Mrs.
AN.
Moxon, Mr. and Mrs.
Gitzlaff Sharp Peak... Amoy ... 6.80 a: Swalow 9 (82 Canton
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Parry, Major
Mailo....... Cebu
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and maid Fischer, X. Fischer, R. Fletcher, H.
Fox, Mr. Mary Frankels, C, W.
Fraser, Mr. and Mr.
R, B. Glover, P.
Goldstein, A. E
and child
Skoll, C Solomon, S. Spittles, 1.5. Stein, A. L. Stephens,
H: Stevenson, R.N., Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. E Stinchfield, Jr., C.
Grant, R., Capi, and Sweeting, H. S.
Gray, T. C.
Tacker, Miss Thomas, II. P.
·Mr. Gales, Cap
Capt Gaster, E. Gearic, Rey, Graces, Harker, B. Bretherton
HAISER,
Mr.
an. Mr. and Mrs. Haynes, Cal, Haieland, F. A.
Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H.
Hughes, M.
jacks, Mr.
Joseph, Mr. and Mr.
Jeffries, H. U.
losling, Lt.Col.
Kelsall,
Painter, Major & Mrs. Bacolod 9 km.
Mr. and Mrs.
P.C., Mr...... Quennell, Capt.
SAWER Capt. and Mrs.
. Sinclair, A.
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St. Jaines. tom.
January 11th, 1906, a.m..
Stadt, Mr. and Mrs. num....4
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Stokes, Mr.
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Anchi Vandin, Gordon Vagasaki..... Vereker, Capt. & Mrs. Kagoshima Watson, Mr. & Mu, M. hima White, Dr. M. I. Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs. Paihoku
John
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30.02
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kerala M and Kaye, Major and Mrs. Woodward, Mr. & Mrs.
·Major & Mrs.
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Marchant, Misi
R. J.
Mis
Hall, Capt. T..
Hanghwont, W. B.
Thomas, Miss M. L.
N. S.,
Hardy, M., L. and
411
Clearances at the Harbour Office,
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......Kingapore M. & Co... jan. 18 Kumsang...alcuit..., M. & Coljan. 23
Vessela
Mr. C. T.
Min
Barker, B. Hazard, E. R. Holt, B. G.
I.
Walkins, Mias E.
Whitlow, A. W.
CRAIGIEBURN.
Wood, G. G.
Mrs.
Young, J. A.
Hollingsworth, Mr. & Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. Barnett, H. J. O.,
Jameson, P. 5.
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G. H
Smith, E. Grant
Hunter, R.
Bendixen, Capt. V. Bendixen, Capt. G. Birmano, Dr. Med H. Caspersen, S,
OCCIDENTAL
Grant
J.
& 5.
Kashing, for Shanghai.
rozmar, for Rangonn. Haimun, for Swatow.
Saint Rede, for Changhai, Kaifong, for Amoy,
BOCK RETURN..
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.
Departures Jan. 1.
Ka fong.....
Hochinger
Powan ......nïàa
Hongmoh, for Aniay, Castor, for Fanchew. Kiffong, for Manila, Kwongrang, for Chilton,
nose.
Passengers arrived.
Liest lakeman, L.
H.M.S. Virago...
Fausing m
Haitan;
Daijin Maru...... Caithness...... Kanau
Kowloon
Edwards, H..
Fischer, H.
Dock.
Keyt, Dr. H.
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Krill, G. Lack, Dr. M. F. Lindemann, Dr. Lowe, Miss Siesio
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Ver Saint Bede, from Singapore-295 Chi Per Halmun, from Swatow-Mis Mary C. des Sanint.
Par Jintian, from Const Portes Marsrs..| Thomas, Carvallo, annd 186 Chinese.
Par Doric, from San Francisco, &c.-Mrs. and
Miss Ringer, Mr. and Mra, Mason Mitchell Mr. J. Witchell, Miss... L. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs, P. E. Fraser,
Cadmus Mesir
1. C. han. 1. T. Barr, W. Hember-Autria. R.vardale, Siberia, Liang Cla
Dec. Cherub Bray, C
dmiral: Reiter, U.S.N., chow. 15th December-Antenor Beniari. Diadem USH. Messis 1. A. Macauley, Machaon, Erroll, Spezia, 19th December Dee H. Blum, Miss Macy Fo, Mr. Barry Baldwin,
Sambia, 13nd December Calchas, Ning Erve... ieut. E R. Hazard. U..N., Messrs E. .. Chow
Ettrick Kempton. H. M Evans, tas, S. Michael, A. K., pack, Segovia, Sunda, Tourane, Ras Resser, D. Bachman, M. H. Sakal, T. S. Ab Luitpold, Ceylost 2nd January-Benmohr
30th 11ecember-Prissten, Prins Regent | Exa bi, E. F. Williams, Mrs. 18. S. Kerr, child and Ferd Lartss, Deucalion, Glentoran, Tonkin. Flors... C. Fame... valet, Miss Jacks, Mrs. Lolly, and Mrs. F. R. Bution.
3rd January-Baratong, 9th January-Banca, Handy Benledi, Nubia, Pileus, Saxonia, Zielen, Cam Harl
Recla... Arrivals Home-30th December-Bin Hogue... venue, Suchun, 1st JanuarySocotra. 3rd Fichen... January-Senggambla, 5th January-Sunda. Janu 9th January-Alston, Bantu,
Kinsha Moorhen
Passengers departed.
&c.-
Per Caledonten, for Shanghai-Messrs: L. Gilles and Emila z For Kobe-Mr. In this course I may have been wing and Augusto Vicial and a Chinese For Yokohama had I known how exci filingly dangerous the-Wessrs. Richy. Fernand Bonte, K. B. Dar- state of things was thould have given In yanani, Indian, and 6 Chinese. spector Wilson the order qu fire mab. At the same time I cannot hot point out the ill affect which would have been pinged by the order to fire, and he great loss of life which would have resulted a course which, I consider would have been very difficult justify and would have brought heavy bisme on the Police from the majority of Chinese and many of the foreign population, had, the mob dispersed leaving to or 30 dead behind.
1 ans, etc..
A. M. BOISRAGON, Capt,
Captain Superintendent.
J. O. P. BLAND, Esq
Secretary.
Lonza Station, 18th December, 1905. Sir-beg to report the fall wing paticulata re attack on this Station this morning -
About 8 3 ani, a foreigner (German) came to the Station and complained that he had been molested by a crowd on Siz Road; a few minutes later Mr. Stuart of the Engineer's Dept. came
in and made il similar Jeport.
Per Empress of China, in Vancouver, MT and MIS. W. Wrightson, Cemdr. P. Han- kin, R.N... Engr. Capt. 1. 1. Adams, Rev, and Mra. S Barnjee. Messa P. B. Biswas, C. J. Arnell. C. B. Hare, D. A herfey, Mrs. J. G. Say, M, W. H. Honges, Mrs. M. Heckeri, Mrs. H. W. Rebrison and children, Messrs. 3. W. R. Word, Ja. Rankin, Mr. and Miss Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, Mestrs, J.
A. H. A. H. Hamison and T. Schnock,
Shipping Report.
Gribble,
Str. Halmun from Swatow:-Light NWy airs, and dense fog.
Str. Atholl from Amoy:-Hot sultry wen ther, with dense fog.
Str. Kwongsang fmm Shanghai:--Moderate and sinooth sea, misy
Str. Antenor from Liverpool;-Dense fog approaching Hongkong, fresh monsoon,
Str. Hailan from Coast Porte-Moderate
About 8. 45 a native constable brought a man NE. winds, and fine clear weather, thence to
to the station for creating a distance in a port calm and dense fog,
tes shopp
they were followed by a large crowd.
at once released the man. I then assembled
all the foreigners and Sikhs off duty. arm
armed
them and served each man with ten rounds of ball ammunition. A few minutes later the Sikhs Da
DB duty on the 'noking Road returned to the station and said the mob bad driven them. In. I telephoned to the Chief Inspector, told him how we were shuated, and that I had served out ammunition, Shorily afterwards he telephoned to say I was to disarm the men by taking their ammunition and sidearms away. mob of what appeared to be thousandi flock- ed
each of the entrances to the station and stoned the Police with bricks, etc they were
Ain
Vossels in Port.
STEAMERY,
Ger 56, 661. 11. Plambeck, 8th Jan,,- Cheton 3e Jin. Gen. --S, W. & Co. Athent
Br.
1,439. Walters, 9th Jan, Canton 8th Jan. Gen.-D. & Co., Ld. Binemar
Br. .
3.601, S. L. Sexby, 8th Jan, -Moll Caithness, r..., 2,127, W, Atkinson, 29th
Meil 3rd Jun., Gen-Order. Det Newcastle, N.S.W, and Dec, Coal, -Order.
repeatedly charged by the foreigners and Sikh Moji 27th Dec, Coal-B & Co.
their
with carbines, "The men were unable to hold
ground as they were hail of bricks and other.
Br... 2,498, J. C. Soulsby, and
Br... 2.157, Chas. E. Topp, sth Jan Calculta 21st Dec, Coal,-Order. receiving a perfect Devawongse. Ger. 3, 1,057, T. V. Bruhn,
The hose
8th Jan-Anghin (Bangkok) 31st Dec., in the com
Rice and Meal.-B. & S. pound and played on them, but this did not them at bay long. Almost every man
was then attached to the miles
Leop
was wounded about the head or bands.
•prescaly A
wn had
Dr.
Hans Jürg Kir, Nor, 691, H. E. Latsen, 19th Dec,-Hollo 14th Dec, Begar-Angaard & Thoresen Co.
in the building: bway and seek to Elite Nossack, Gar. 1.4, 1,160, W. Lasten,
by
we were berth then stoned
attacked from all sid
the station with bricks takim the wall at the Kwalchow ford mathrea
and other instruments
with choppers
off the cells and
rero (about
40)
Constable
Hally.
the locks
and a Ger
eventually
Co.
31st Dec.-Canion goth Dec, Gen.-S. & Emma Luyken, Gar, as, 1,160, G, Cornand, 1st Jan, Canton 31st Dec., Coal-Order, Fausang, Br. 1. 1,410, F. Wheeler, 3rd Jan., -Sourabaya 25th Dec,, Sugar.-1, M. &
man who had sought held the Forpandex Hermanot, Am..#., 482, -
Charge Room as
the small office behind
ard Jan.-Manila 30th Dec, Gas-G., L, & Co.
We had to take the mob then commenced Ischia, Ital, 3, 2,784, C. Andrea, 6th Jan,
the Charge Room
Room.
to demolish all there was in the Charge
repeatedly discharged my revolver into the Boor and wall to try and frightes them, but it had no effect. They then barricaded the door
Bombay 16th Dec., and Singapore 31st, Gen, C. & Co.
Kowloon, Ger, a, 2,326, Stehr. 7th Jan
Canton 6th Jan, Gon.-S. & Co,
O
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
C Majer, Capt. and Mrs. Munro, Miss A. Owen, O. E. Packham, Mr. & Mrs.
R. and 2 daughters Schönberg, Victor Schulz, Franz
Warmecke, H.
Danz, Dow, P. Falloon, C. H. Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs Harben, Mr. and Mrs. Marchant, Capt. and Mrs, and children
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Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Smith, Parcy Soppa, P.
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Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Gap Rock
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Ainille, Dr. D. H. Charlton, R., Capt. And Mrs. X. and
Durse
Binder, Mrs. F. C.
Crawford, Mr. A Hall, A, Į;
30.20
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Macao Haiphong
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Bacolod Ilo lo
Hoggo, Mr. and Mrs: Cobu
H. N. and childres Reynolds, F. O.
C. St. James 10a.m.|
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cruiser, and clas
torpedo boat destroyar
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TONE. GUNG LU.P.
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Ships Passed The Canal 5th December-Alston, Matoppo. 9th Dec emher-Chingwe, Kueichow 12th
Alacrity
'despatch-vessel...
1,700
3,000
Andromeda
28.
cruiser, 1st-class p
11,000
16,500
Arun... Astraca
torpedo boat destroyar...
$50,
7,000
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4,365
7,000
Captain Lionel G. Tufnell
Bonaventure ...
cruiser, and class
4,300
7,000
Moop
1,070
1,400,
Captain H. H. Toricise ... Commander II. du C. Luard...
water tank und füg
199
300
sleep ...
1,070
1,400
Cruiser. Ist
class
11,000
16,500
torpedo boat destroyer
560
torpedo. boal destroyer
torpedo hoat destroyer
-7,000
7,000
torpedo boat destroyer...
5,700
7,000
Captain
torpedo
boat
4,000
4,000
special
6,400
2,400
cruiser, fat class
12,000
21,000
7,000
inrpedo boat destroyer
1.900
river gunboat
200
320
240
740
240
6,500
cruiser, fat class
31,000
river cumbant
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torpedo boat destroyer...
6,300
Lieut.-Commander Hughes ...'
Hongkong kong
surveying ship...
450
Commander R. W. Glennia
Hongkong
torpedo boat destroyer
5,900
Lieut.-Commander C. E. L. Thomas ...
Hongkong
river gunboat
Boo
*
***
*
river gunboat
550
river gunboat
411
150
650
Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Lieut.-Commander G. J. Todd Lieut.-Commander Jaó, F. Knox..
Yangiare
Yangtare
Yaugters
broman.
Post Office.
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Rambler Robin A Mall will close for
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Tamar
julu and San 12th Jan., 11 A.M.***
Kabe-Ver Athens, izih Jan, NOON.
Teal...
Kobe, Yokohama, Hosa Virago
Shanghai, Nagas Per Nippon Marup!
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12th Jad, 3 nă
12th Jan.,.M.
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Manila-Per Shanghai-Per Swatow, Singapore and Devawangre, 12th Jan, 5 P.M.-
Manila Per Zafro, 13th Jan., 10 A.M. Furope, &c. Inda, via Tuticorin-Per Delta, 13th Jan, 11 AM
Macao-Per Heungihan, 13th Jan.,.1.15 P.M. Kohe-l'er Chunsang, 13th Jan.. 2 PM; Yokohama and Kobe-l'er Spesia, 13th
Р.М
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13th
3'P.M.
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Widgeon... Woodcock..
Woodlark ...
service torpedo.v...
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river gund
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*Flying-Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard D. Noel, Commander-in-Chiel
ala, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Acheron
Macassar-Per Bimahi, 13th Jun., 4 P.M.
Saigon- Per H.M.S. Alacrity, 14th Jan, 9A.M. (By the courtesy of Commander H, MATE Harbord
Shanghai Per Talsang, 15th Jun., 3 F.M. Amoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Palam: catta
19th Jan.... Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Par Kur. sang, 16th Jan, a r..
Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Fawn
16th- Island
NAME:
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Commander H. D. Wilkin, D.8.0. Captain B. W. Savory Lieut. Comenander E
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Commander A. F. . Everett Lieut. Commander
Stevenson
in H. Grant-Dalton Lieut.-Commander
H. B. Cox
Lieut.-Commander Richards...
Captain E. F. B. Charlton
Shortland******
CutCommander C. Seymour
Commander: H. Darwall ...
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Hongkong
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Manila
West River
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der
Robert E. Vaughan: West River
Lieut. Commander H. T. Attay
Lieut-Commander]
J.
T. S. Lyde...
In reserve. ****
W. L. Grant Captain
West River Yangtere Hongkong
an route Manlis
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE UHINA, STATION.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION, TONS. GUNS.
H, P.
armoured gunboat
1,796
to
receiving-ship
-
torpedo depot
river gunboat
river gunboat
armoured cruiser
destroyer
Lieut. Mille!
Lieut. Bibet
Tracou
Ca Ridoux...
Haiphong Cape St. JamesE
Salgon
Commanding OFFICERS,
LAST XEFORTED AT
Lieut. Pauld
Haiphong
Lieut. Merlo Commander Kéribusi Llaut, Jeannel
Hongkong
Captain Allaire... Lieutenant..1 Commander Amet
L'Eost
Salgon Haiphong
Salgan
Lieut. Coloni
Salgon
Salgon
Balgon
Saigon
Lieut. Portier
Haiphong
Liebt. Le Coroller
Haiphon
Commander Sagot-Devauroux
Saigon
Commander Simon Armbruster Commander Laporte
Baigon
Salgon
Baie d'Along
9,500
307
Lieut. Grellier.... Lient. Marchand
Toszku
Chưa khai
Saigon
Salgos
Lieut. Glorieux
Saigon
Lieut. Vincent-Bridugnac
Capt. Passerat de Silang, Com'ding Lieni, Lebail
Flagship of Rear-Admiral de Marolles,
Baigon
the local naval defence of Indo-Chins)
Capt. Duprias A
Salgon
IN
Saigon
Upper Yangtse
Commander Terquam
Salzon
+
Hongey
Lieut. FougerousSO Işi-
Saigon
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Canton
123
4,000
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134
645
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cruiser armoured
1.985
10,014
destrover
343
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destroyer...
150
nikotected craiser
ต
P.M.
armetred cruiser
9,375
Sydney
Europe, &c. Indis, via Tuticorin-Ferrousquet Gratzenau, 17th Jan. 11 AM
1, Cooktown, Gaima, Townsville, Brisbane, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Chingin, Kersint ... 16th Jan 3 PM
Lytk Manila-Per Tram, 16th Jan, J. P.M.
Mancha Shanghai, Moli, Kobe and Yokohama Fer Mostcalm... Tilliwong, 16th Jan., 4 P.M.
river gunboat
river gunboat
700
***
307
cruiserem
130
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Mr, H. Hurst, R.M. Engineer. Innes, Capt. R. Johnanses, Edms.
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441
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gunbest ...gunboat ...sub-marine... destroyer ... sub-marino...
120
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10+
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307
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9.437
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H. F. Berblinger, A. Birbeck, R. J. Bishop, L. C.
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of the room in which we were and act. Ara to Kulsang, Br. t... 3,109, R. C. D. Bradley, 9th Bina Mr. & Mr. S.ht
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Bissell, W. 5, Blakely, J.
Kerr, Mr. & Mr. J, K, Blune, H.
Koenig, C. Bonnar, Mr. and Mrs. Köbler, W. O..
J. W.C.
Laing, A. H.
battleship, reserve
destroyer
armoured gunboat river gunboat në 'n destroyer...
receiving.ship...
torpedo-depot..
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*Flagship of Vice-Admiral_Richard, Commander-in-Chief.
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Capt, Martel
Lieut. Duchemin
† At the disposal of Rear-Admiral de Marollsi, Commanding the 'naval defence of Indo-China, (") Flagship
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