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Hongkong, 3rd February, 1900,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY FEBRUARY 5, 1906.
THE JAPANNSE POLITICAL PARTIES.
MARQUIS SAI (NJI ON TUL' ADMINISTRATION,
THE BURDEN OY EMPIRE.
On the zist olejat a general meeting of the Constitutional Association, Mr. Matsuda, Min. ister for Justice, as ple of the bad a of the [196 party, read an addices from Marquis Saion, the Premier and the Pre ident of the Constitu tionalia's. The address was characteristically general in tone, and dis priócipal feature wat the announcement that the administration of the Government must be conducted under the guirinace of public opinion,
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Speaking of part bellum 'undertakings, the address says that financial consolidation, as well as the development of industries and com: merce, are of primary importance. Endeavour must also be made to maintain the Army and Navy in a state of full efficiency; while it is no
kata "making a glorious sight for the spectators." Mr. King's houre 'and a number of "bative houses were carried away before it, but the bridge withstood the strain, and is now 'more 'salid one," in Mr. Nelson's words, "than ever the Kaiserliches Government can make it."
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At last reports the volcano bad subsided, and matters were much qulater. The lava had cooled and ceased to flow, and many native houses, for the present, at least, are out of danger. But it was, nos certain that the poles of would remila quiet, even for a short space, of time.
Shipping.
Arrivals.
Tainan, Dr.'s., 1,470, C Lindbergh, 3rd Feb,
—Sydney fith fan., Gen.-B. & S. Johanne,, Ger. 1.8., 957, 1pland,' 3rd Feb.- Haiphong Just Jan., and Holbow spd Feb. Gen.). & Co.
and PROVISIONS of which they have less important to take measures to further the Hanol. Fr..., 730, P. Meerlos, 3rd Feb.
always a large assortment in stock.
The oldest established EUROPEAN BAKERS in the Colony.
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Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Cuffs -And Collars renewed on old ones.
Ladies and Children's Under-clothing, Cau dren's Dresses, and all kinds of Embroidery, Materials can be supplied, if required,
The Superioless will also be most grateft
for any PAFEX,
Cold ENVELOPES to be mad
Inte Looks for the Children of the Poor Schools, jeho are taught by the Bluters,
Jiangkonu sind April, 189a.
education of the people...
Torsing to foreign relations, "the Premier 'sayr:-"it is quito conceivable that opportuni
ties for conflict of interests will increase as the relations of the Empire with foreign Powers
become closer, and a favoured nation to-day may be an enemy tomorrow. Ai present the]. world is closely watching every action of this Empir, as our national destiny is rapidly 'rising, and we must be cautious of our every action lest the suspicion of the Powers be aroused Endeavours should be made to conduct the protectorate in Korea successfully and toinduce the sympathy of the Koreans; 10 increme the existing friendly relations between Japan and China, and imperas apañ China the sincerity of our Empire towards her, that we may advance in civilisation in peace side by s'de. These are the mast urgent matters is the pitsent diplomacy of the Empire. There are other questions of foreign ‘and home affairs which require attention, but these are in numerous to be enumerated here, and you will be well acquainted with their outline. All these affairs are closely related with finance and their exerution will necessitate further de
mand on the financial resources of the nation.
his will demand a display of greater patrio tin tim was shown during the war, anar dhe nation must prepare to bear the heavier burden consequent on the increased prosperity of the Emplia,
"I earnestly hope that the whole nation will
unite as one, and prepare to bear the increasing burders placed upon them, which are necessary for the furtherance of the prosperity and wel fare of the nation. It is the common duty of myself and the gentlemèn present to carry oul these works, and we must have the sympathy of the whole people."
In coclusion, the address emphasises the fact that national unity is an lesenceessary in time of peace than in time of war, and points out that the present is the ocasion to carry out the great work now indispensable.
"It is essential for the party to bring about
the unity of tire whole nation, to show magna nimity, nad to comperate with the people who are of the same view, irrespective of party. is the Imperial policy of the Restoration to conduct the administration of all affairs of State under the guidance of national public opinion, as declared by Imperial Rescript; and the Constitution of the Empire has been adopted and the representative Government established in acentdance with that Imperial policy. 10 about forty years the Empire has marvellously progressed in prosperity, and at last the present brilliant position has been attained, offering the best opportunity for placing the operation of the Constitutional Government on a solid basis, and leaving a model for the rising generation. The gentlemen, present are re quested to conduct and deliberate upon the Affairs of State in strict accordance with the principles of Justice and impartiality, lending to unanimity of public opinion, 10 deliver the nating from her treables, and contribute to the successful operation of the Constitutional Cus ernment."-Japan Chronicle; -
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BRILLIANT SPECTACLÈ.
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Haiphong 30th Jan, via Hoihow and Feb., Gen, Pigs and Cattle-A. R. M. Haus Wayner, Ger. 1.3, 965, Kayemann, 3rd Feb,--5watow and Feb.," Balinst.-L., W. Yeddo, Br. x. 2,974, D. Baird, 3rd Feb.
New York 7th Dec, and Singapore 28th Jay Gen.-A., K. & Co.. Haimun, Br. s... 636. A. 1. Robson, 4th Feb.
-Swatow 3rd Feb., Gan.-D., L. & Co. Fooksang. Br. 3., 1,987, W. E. Saner, 4th
& Co
Feb,-Swatow 3rd Feb., Ballast.-J., M.
Courfield, Br. ss., 2,874, J. W. Martin, 4th
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Feb-Bombay 17th Jan., Catton-N. Y. |
K
Pakhoi, Br 3.8., 1,229, K. E. Tuebbin, 4th
Feb,-Canton 3rd Feb., Gen.-B. & S. Hangang. Dr. ... 1,16, Wilde. 4th Feb.,-
Canton 3rd Feb., Gen.-J., M. & Co. chang, Br... 1.228. La Jones, 4th Feb,
Canton 3rd Feb., Gen.-D. & S. Tourané, Fr. 8.5, 3 ros, R. Girard, 5th Feb.
4
Marseilles 7th Jan., and Saigon 2nd Feb., Mails and Gen.→→M. M. Prinz Sigismund, Ger. s. 3,301, D. Lenz, 5th Feb-Yokohama 15th Jan., Ger.-M. & Loongsang, Br. ... 1.002, A. E. Sandbach, 5th Feb-Manila and Feb., Gen-J, M.
Ca,
&
Caledonien, Fr. s. 2,540, Gregory, 4th Feb.,
-Shanghai and Feb, Mails and Gen.
M.M
Peless and 4,800, Hannah 8th Feb, Singapore 31 Gen.-B. & S. Deramare, Nor. .A., 149.0. Scherrug, th Feb.,
Moji 10th Jan., Chal and Gen.---Chinese. Benarty, Br., 1800, J. D. Sarchet, sth Feb-Yokohama and Feb, Gen--G. L. & Co.
goonshing. Br. ..., 111, R.' Anderson, 5th
Feb-Canton 4th Feb, Gen,-),, M. & Co.
Kwangse, Dr. 1. 1,229, A. Stott, 5th Feb,-
Canton 4th Feb., Gon.-B. & S.
Clearances at the Harbour Office, Trigonia, for Singapore, Courtfield, for Kobe.
Germania, for Saigon.
Fangrang, for Shanghai
Anna, for Saigon,
Tourane, for Shanghai.` Amivsbery, for Saigon. Huimus, for Swarow
rigavia, for Saigon. Fekanus, for Haiphong. Benasty, for Bangkok Pukhof, fat Shanghai.
Pring Sigmund, for Manila. Bechuana, for Singapore:
Departures. Feb. 4.
Spisang, for Calcutta. #alian, for Swatow.
Dalgi Maru, for Swatow, Helene, for Hoihow. Petchaburi, for Bangkok,
Feb 5. Michael Jebsen, for Tingtnu, Germania, for Saigon, Stickleitadi, for Bangkok. Pakhol, for Swatow. Hangsang for Shanghai, Eastern, for Kobe. Tourané, for Shanghai, &c.
Passengers arrived.
-Pex Peltus, from Singapore-Mr. Nicholson, and 191 Chinese,
Per Haimua, from Swatow-Masten Ozorio (1), Mr. Bhunenberg, and 88 Chinesa,
Per Langsang, from Manila-Messra. H. Inson, A. Bitchie, and Edwards Ortego
Vesalu Ja- Port, "
STEAMERS, Alican Monarch, Br. 2.4., 2,380, A. Walker, 3rd Feb,-Port Kembla (Australia) 151b Fan, Coal-Order. Avala, Br.
New 481, W. H. Hust, yeal Jan.- 5th Nov., Karosine.-S. O. Co. Borneo, Gor, B., 1,344. F. Sembill, 37th Jan, —Sandakan soth Jan., Gan-M. & Co. Bourbon, Fr. ka, 900, Le Ball, 37th Jan -
Saigon and Jan., Gen.-Mat Fat.
Isbister, Joth Cape Corrientes, Br. s., 1,660,
| Jan.—Moji z3rd Jan., Coal.-S., T. & Co, Chill, Br. 1 1,142, Hocker, 39th Jan,
Kobe
a and Nagasaki 17th, Coal, Jebies, Ger. .., 930, J. Bendixen 3rd Feb,Casion and Feb., Gen.-J. & Co Dr. Haus Jürg Kiær, Nor. 11, 691, H. E. Larsen, 19th Decollo 14th Dec, Sugar Aagaard & Thoresen Co.
Luyken, Ger: KB, 1,160, G. Cornand, ast Canton 31st Dec, Coal-Order.
Clara
Emma
Empress of
Greg
Br. ., 3.011, E. Beetham,
R.M., 18th Dec, and Shanghai ncouver, (B.C) 26th Gen-C. P. R. 15th. Jun., Malls and Apcar, Br. 1 2,981, J. G. Olifant, "and sing, Calcutta ith fan, Penang 22nd, Gin-D. S. & Co, Helene Mentall, Gér. 1., 904, Azer, zist.Jan., Kalong, Br, 23, 982, F13
Moji 26th Jan, Coal, E. & A. T. Co.
8.5, Finlayson, 31st Feb.,--
Katharine Park, Dr. .., 3,075, W. . Copp, 26th Jan,,-Chefoo 21st Jan, Ballast.-G., L. & Co.
Korea, Am.. ., 5,651, W. B. Seabury, 30th. Jan.--San Francisco joth Dec, and Shanghai 27th Jan., Mail and Gon-P. || M. S. S. Co. Lalang, Br. s.5, 3,460. P. H. B. Lake, and
Feb-Calcutta 18th Jan, Penang and Singapore 17th, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Madeleine Rickmers, Ger. 11., 1,656, 5.
Simonsen, 1st Jan.--Bangkok 23rd Jan,|| Rice.-B. & S.. Shahjahan, Br. 13, 1,065, J. R. Scott, 26th Jan, -Saigon 2111 Jan., Gen-Wo Fat Fing Singora, Ger, is., 1,113, P. Hermeling, Jest
Jan-Bangkok 23rd Jan., Rice.-B. & S. Sylung
"Ger, st, 1,846, Dezener, asth Jan,
Br. .., 1,350, A. W. Cuterbridge, and Taming, Beit Jan., Ballatt.), & Co.
Feb-Manila 29th Jan, Srgar.-B. & S. Thyra, Nor. 1.1., 1,000, Burger, 30th Jan
Kutchinotzu a4th Jan,, Coal-M.. B. K. Tipanas, Dut., 2,444, P. Zwart, 30th Jan,
Shanghai-Por Koonthing 6th Fob, a rim. “ Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Per Fooksung, 6th Feb, 2 nă......
Cebu and Iloilo Par: Kaifong, 6th Feb,
Abellini, J. Agostini D Bachliure, J. H. Ellint, Pr Barnes, H. W.
3 P.M.
Manila-Ter Taming, óíh Feb, 3 PM... Amoy, Manila, Cebu and Hoito-Per Kai long, 6th Feb. 3 P.M.
Shanghai, Holi, Kobe and Yokobama-Per Tjilaijah, 6th Feb., 4 P.M.
Bangkok-Per Singora, 7th Feb., 10 A.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokobama, Zarin 976. Yes, a ver, B.C.-Yer Emprest India, 7th Feb., 11 AM,
Macao-Per Huangshan, 7th Feb., 1.15 2.M, "Shanghai-Per Zchang, 7th Fab, 3 P.M.)
Macau-Per Foungiðan, 8th Feb,185 FM, Vokehams and Koba-Per Trinan, 8th Feb., 3 P..
Shanghai and Chinking-Per thaka, 8th Feb. 3 FM
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hono- lulu and San Francisco-Fer Keres, pth Feb.,
11 AM.
Macao-Per Heungskan, 9th Fab., KIS FM, Manila-Per Leongsang, 9th Feb., 3 PM. Manila-Per Zafro, 10th Fab., FG Å.M. Europe
KING EDWARDIAN
Bart, Mr. and Mrs.
Brand, EZ Corby, Madam
Keaney, 'Mr. and Mr.
F. P and family Kisbavitch, Mr. & Mrs.
Logan, W.
LoAlpina 20.
Mrs. K
Milhe, P. E. | Cogan, Mr. & Mrs. B. Moller, Mr. and Mrs.
Cruickshank,
Morse, Mr. & Mr.F.G. Curtis, Misses C. (4)
"F.
Mr and Mrs.
Dr. F.
Dismukes, Lt.Comdr. Moutrie S. Dismukes, . E. and Nursaw, E
child Darville, Mrs Douglas, Miss
Edwards, J. A.
Fra
Parker, W. T.
Pearse, Dr. W. W.
Playfair, Mr. and Mrs. Rutherford, T.
Mr. and Mrs. Schmiu, A
Furie, Col. G. A.,
Hartley, F, Helenime, H.
maker, Mr. and
E. W. Stnagar, O. Jackson, Mrs. and child Stempel, M, Johnstone, Capt. W. P. Unbebaun, C. H. Jones, F. H.
Viecob, Mr.
Arendle, toth #da, via Tuticorin-Perfoph, Mr. and Mrs. Wyck Zurrunee, Jr.,
Feb, ni kate MacAonghon, 10th Feb., 1.15 PM.
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Zal. sang, 10th Feb., a PM.
Singapore. Penang and Bombay-Per Capri, 12th Feb, NoON.
Macao-Per Heungikan, 12th Feb, 1.15 2.3. Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria, B.C., and
Moper Hyades, 13th Fab., 11'A.M.
4/2/2
Malas-Per Brunjskie, 13th Fab, 1,45 PAM. Kucht. Aep Indo,
T'oticorin-Po Pressim, 14th Feb., 11. A.3.
Macao-Per Heungsine, 14th Feb. 1.15 P.M. Macao-Per Heungihan, 15th Feb. 1.1S PAM Manila-Per Rubi, 17th Feb., 11.AMI
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kabe, Yokohama, Hono- lulu and San Francisco-Per Coptis, 20th Feb., 10 AM.
Forope, 3rd India, via Tuticorin-Por Salamit, 20th Feb, 1AM
Maji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tacoma, Wash-Per Tremont, 20th Feb.,
LUA.M.
E.S.
Kaz, Mr. and Mrs. W.
PEAK.
Ambro, L. Andrews, Mrs.
Bathurst, Capt.
Birs. Beattle, A.
Bentinck, Mrs.
Capt. & Mrs. Ny van
Josling, Lt.Col.
Kaye, Major and Mr.
and Kelsall, Major & Man,
Knight, W
Mr.
Malland, Mr. and Mrs.
F
Martin, R. Mitchell, R. Moss, Mrs. Moxon, Mr. and Mr.
·Bogle, Lady Florence. Buxton, Lady B. Carruthers, Mr. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Cheer, Maj. A. A.
Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A, E, Painter, Major & Mrs. Craddock, Mr. & Mrs. Follock, Kó, Mr. Daniel, Mr.
AN,
Darling, Col.
Earnshaw, D.
Griss, Capt. Gaspar,
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama,Caster, E. Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)—Per Tartar, | Gracey, Mr. arst Feb. 11 A.M.
Timor, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart Launce ston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adeltide and Perth-Por Yawata Maru, 33rd Feb, 3 P.M.
Europe, &, India, Tuticorin-Per Tourant, 6th Mar., 11 AM.
Amoy 29th Jan., Gen.-]. C. J..L.. Victoria, Swed 1.3., 988, J. A. Heilberg, 23rd Jan-Moll 16th Jan., Coal-S, W. & Co. Wik, Ger, 63, 2000, Carstens, 3rd Feb,--The Parcel Mai
Mororan-25th Jan.. Coal,-Order.
SAILING VARIA, Oirs, Nor, whip 1,199. E. Pefsnes, 24th Dec,
Fremantle 18th Oct., Sandalwood.-S. & Co.
Ross, Br, bq, 822, Wright, th Nov.-West Australia 4th Aug., Sandal Wood.-S. & Co.
The Parcel Mail will be closed on Friday,
From and after the 1st January, 1906, the rate for Postcards from Australia to Hongkong and British Postal Agencies in China is one penny instead of one penny and half penny.
Mails for Canton, Samshui, Wuchow and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 Simla, Br. 4-muted bq, 2,087, Casson, 13th Macao will he closed at 8 a.m., and that for On Sundays the mail for every morning. Dec. Cardiff 4th July, Patent Fuel-Canton at 9 a.m. . Naval Yard.
Mails for Nantao; Sanbae, Kongmoon. Vincent, Br. ship, 1,774, Cox, 38th Jun Kumchuk, Bamshui, Wuchow and Canton
Philadelphia 10th July, 1905, Oil.—5, 0. .Co.
every evening at 5 pm. On Sundays the maila will be closed at 9 a.m.
Na mail will be closed for Canion on Satur day aveuing.
Vessels
Tattar...... Capri Arxonia.
Steamers Expected; ;
From Angert
Shanghai...C. P. R. Co/Feb. 6 Singapore C. & Co.... Feb. 6
P
VIITORS AL TUE HOTELS. -
l'inguey &... Feb 7 Anderson, Mr. K.
HONGKONG.
H. A. L... Feb. 6 Adams, Mrs. B. Holt, B, G.
luggatt, J. H. Bake, Mr. and Mrs. N. Hunter, R. Bardy, A. H.
Humphreys, Mr. and
MIL. H. Battiscombe, H. G. Bell,
R.N
Engr Lieut, Hurst, R.M, Engineer
Bennel, F. Herblinger, A. Betrand, Mr. Birbeck, R. J.
Catherine A'carbingapore D. S. & Co Feb. 8 Alcinpus ..... Singapore. D. & S. Feb, & Dongola.ingapore. P. & O. Co Feb. 9 Arabia.......japan ............... P. & A. Co Feb. 10 Willebad Sydney... M, & Co. Fob, và Coptic span... O. & D. Co Feb. 11 Emp. of Japan Vancouver. C. P. R. Co Feb. 14 Namsang Calcutta....J. M. & Co Feb, 16
DOCK RETUREB, HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.
Kowloon Frithjof........MIENIA.
M. Struve...
Knivsberg........
Hongkong
Katherine Park.......
Sylong *****
Kensington be Ithakaan Müpten Sancheong inter Nagakan... Elizabeth Rickmers... Quinta
Honam ngrin Chilill..
Per Tuinan,
from. Australian. Ports — Mesdames Cuscaden, Phillips, Brownlees, Bashoomnia ...... Raynal, Bernard, Misses Cuscaden (1), Messrs. Kweicho Cuscaden, Finley, Halfer, Nairn Timbrell, Kingsing Davis, 32 Chinese and 11 Japanese.
The volcano on the island of Savaii, in the
Per Prins Sigismund, from Kobe for Sydney Samoan Group, had again been in eruption-Messrs. E. Montague Brown and E. Moffin. when the last mails left Sydney. The Rev For Hongkong-estrs. Ching, Wang and J. E. Newell, of the London Missionary So. child, Tig Kai, Tung Tst Hon and Trau El ciety, who headed an expedition to, view the volcano, gives an account of what thay saw on the night of December 4 By taking a long circult, the party reached Mount Panafu, over-
Bun.
H. F.
Capt
Innes,
Capt. R. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs.
Johannson, Edm. joki, J. P. F.
Mr. & Mr. S. Kent, H. W.
Kerr, F. Koenig, C. Mr. and Mr. Köhler, W. O.
Konig, R
A. H.
Dr. O.
Mias
Dock,
Bissell, W. S.
Bonnar
IW.C.
Brou
L.
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Burnie, C. M. G.
Campbell, L. F Catenax, E.
Chathan, Hon. & Mr.
W.
Clark, M. O.
Clark, T.
Cosmopolitan
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SHAND HAI.
aand uit. .............................Old, Jan, 18. ..International, 18. ........New 18.
Ship Pasand The Canal. 2nd January-Benmokr, Diucation, C. Ford Lalis, Glenlogan, Tonkin, 3rd January Baralong. 9th January-Hanca, Beniedi, Nw bla, Peleus, Saxonia, Zistan, Cambroman, 12th January-Woosung, Tourant, Prins Heinrich, indrowadi, Menelase, Persia, Triests, 16th January-Alcinour,
Matsball, H,
Meler,
Graham, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Douglas Uninhan, Staff Surgeon
and Mrs. Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Hazelanil, E. A Howard, Mr. and Mrs,
W. H. Hughes, Mr. Jacks, Mr. Jeffries, H. U
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Ollis, F. B
Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Searle, Roy. G. Seymour, Lt.Col Sinclair, A Soovey, Capi, & Mro. Stokes, Ms.
Mr. Carl Thomas, Misses Vandin, Gordon Vereker, Capt. & Mr. Watson, Mr. & Mrs, M. Westcott, Mrs. White, Dr. M. J. Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs,
Jobb
Wonde, Mr. Van do' Woodward, Mr. & Mrs.
CRAIGIEBURN.
Reynolds, F.O
Smith, E. Grat Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. S
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Jameson, P. SP
R. J Barnett, H. J. O Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Dann, G. H.
Harben, Mr. and Mrs. Marchant, Capt. and Soppa, P,
Mrs. and children Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Marchant, Miss
Montague
Caspersen, S. Edwards, H.
Fernandt, B. J. Habichle, F. Haerner, O.
Keyl, Dr. F. Kihn, H. J
Krill, G.
Grant Smith, Percy
OCCIDENTAL.
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
C.
Lowe, Miss Sieni
Neumander, P. Owen, O. E Packham, Mr. & MI
R. and a daughters Tawby, H, West, H.
Redfern, Mrs. H. and
children
4
J. Ramires, Mrs. E. and
Majer, Capt. and Mrs.
N. J.
Majer, Master W, ' Munro, Miss A
3
children
Ratters, F.
Veggo, F. G.
Steiger, Mr. and Mrs.
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CHINA COAST METEOOLOGICAL REGISTERR,
February 3rd, 1906, k.m.
Bar. Th. Hu, Wind Wr.
Vladivostock R.. Nemuros a.m.29.80)
Hakodate
Tokio .......
Kochi...*.** Nagasaki..... Kagoshima... Oshima ****
Mr. and Mrs. Naha
J.
ereck, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W
Mr. and Mrs, Miller, P.L.
Mall, Mrs.
Clegg, R.N., Eng.
. L.
and Mrs, Colvin, H. E.
"W. A.
Li Moon, Mr. B. A
& Mrs. R. M. Moore, Morrison, Mrs & child
Newall, S, G., Newington, A. G. Nicholls, E, A Nicholson, J. R. Oliffe, O. C. Parfict, W.
Mr. E. Q. W.
ther, Mrs., G.
Flordten, A, R.
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Taichu........ Koshun
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Amoy...30 a 30.16 49 Swatowa.m.- Cantop......... Hongkong... tom. Victoria Peak Gap
Rock MACBO
Haiphong.. Manila.......... Bacolod
to 10 Cebu......
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C. St. Jamesioa.m.
Mra and Miss Coulthart, J. Cromble, Mr. and Mr.
H, and child Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, Miss A. Cunningham, G. Darby, W, G. Davice, C. J.
Dr. F. H. Davies, I Davies, F.O. Deacos, F. B. Gaila,
F. H. Pigott, C. Lechtay
Capt. & Mrs. Pollock, F. Mr. and Mrs. Powell, W. A.
Raynal, Madame and Downing, Mr. and Mrs, Prisini Alles, Prin
maid 25th
Real, Dr. L. R. T. C, and infant January-dania, Edmonds, F Lothian, Laurtis,
Diomed, Hyson, Glancua
Ripley, H. L. Sithonia, Ghater, Manico, Lempzor. 31st Jabu. Edwards, David
Slavonia, Falledon Hall, Glentars, Dan Edwards, Arthur. Kelly, Afghan Prince, Borussia, Den of M Edwards, Mins
Kagoshima Simons, Tydeus, Dacia, Heliopolis,
and February-Agamemnon, Brett Elostmann, W.
Oshima Arrivals at Home-fit polity-Socotra, Evan-Jones, Dr. and Rodrigues, Mr. & Mrs. Dhim
Mr. E.
Ishigakijima... 3rd January-Senigambla. gib_January—
Sanderson, Miss
Taihoku Sunda. 9th January-Alston Bantu 12th Evett, F. W.
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Taichu.. January-Prins Regent Luitpold, Serbia, Tos. Ferrand, M.
m, 16th January-Benaldar. 18th January
Fischer,
Tainan Kashup Poona
19th January-Deucalion, Prins Fletcher,
Fletcher, J. C. Halarich, 23rd_fanuncy-Armand Bikit, C. Peid Lasis, Tristis. 18th January-Ban Forbes, Mrs. J. M. ›
Frankel, C. W. mohr, Afenelous, 2nd February-Manica,
Gebrti, H.
Per Caldonten, for Hongkong from Kobe Mr. Sakamato. From Shanghai-Prince Ab- dulla Alli, Mr. and Mrs. Netto and child, Messrs. Mielek, Hanna, Cruz Farriss, I. John, Dongola. 19th Looking the volcano, which, before it became Walker, Valentin, Guttierez, weiae, de nilon, Butte, Bengali,
Silva, | active, was no more than a rising knoll, but, Lorenzin, Nishyama, Zewdbell and Eifel Fris rich, Rhartia, Survia, Yang Tass, has since grown to the dimensiona of a 'moun- Bovet, tain, The eruptio's had throws out a bog high ridge of scariae, which prevented a bill- liant spectacle at night, "On this ridge,” writes MG Newell, "wo powerful fires of very white Aams, from which lava seemed to be flowing, were blazing with great energy. Then near to the volcano was another large fet of red flame, as though proceeding from the interior of the crater,"
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A larrifying feature of the volcano's activity was the numerous explosions which occured at intervals of every half-hour or so, the more violent of which burled stones and scoriae to a great height, and drove huge masses of lava over the edge of the crater, Inderd, the na- tives of the island do not remember having whnessed eruptions of such violence.
The greatest dinger, however, proceededfrom the lava sireams, which slowly but surely made their way towards the sea. Their most rapid advance seems to have been at the rate of five or six-yards, a minute, and their force was | irresistible. When Mr. Newell made his inspec- tlon, Mr. von de Heide's property, Olonono, had, in great part, been ruined, while Mr. King's are house near Malacola, and the saw Govern, mest bridge were threatened.
A Luter account, furnished by Mr. O. F. Nel sos, of Safune, shows that the lava stream had
'reached the sea coast at Tospelpai, on the fernoon of December 7, Its contact with the
Passengeri dapartad...
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Per Rub, from Manila-Messrs, W., J. G.aty Whiley, J. S. Nichols, Mrs. F. S. Bach and facoby. Mr. and Mrs. Steiger, Mrs. and Miss child. Mis fumi Machida, Mr. Heinrich Heacock, Chan Bun and Chos Tek Toh.
Shipping Report.
Str. Zoingsang from Manila :-Moderate NE. monsoon.
Str. Helman from Swatow :-Moderate NE. wind, and drizzling rain,
Str. Pileus from Singapore-Moderate to fresh monsoon and cloudy.
Str. Tilman from Australia-Vrual fine weather, and moderate winds.
Str. Flokrang from Swalow :-Strbsġ NEly winds, clouded sky, and clear weather through- | out,
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Str. Fiddo from New York-Light to mode.
Post Office.
A Mail will close for :---- Sandakan and Kudat—Par Borneo, 6th Feb., 8A.M.
Halphong-Far Hanoi, 6th Feb., 9 A.W. rate Ny winds throughout, fine weather, QaChiakiang-Per Lydie, dih Feb., to AM. 28th ult, at 3 pm, iighted very large spar in Maalia, Simpsonbafon, Er. Wilhelmshafen, llerbenahohe, Matupi, Hamarai, Brisbane, Lat. 3-0 N, 104-45 E.
Sydney and Melbourne Per Prins Siglimund, | Kh Feb., 10 AM.
the 7th ult, at 2.30 pm, stormy in the Mediter Bit, Tourans from Marseilles;-Left there on
ranean Sea, cool and fine in the Red Sea, ra ther streng NE. monsoon in the fodian Ocean up to Colombo, thence moderate and fine NE breezes left Saigon, on the and lost, at 8.30 am,, found cloudy weather during the passage to port
Swatow-Par Haimun, 6th Feb., '19 AM. Europe, &c., India, tin Tullcode-Par Caledonien, bin Feb., 11 A.M
Macao-Per Heungskan, 6th Feb, 1:18 PM. Blagapore, Penang and Calcutia - Pag Grigory Apiar, óth Tab, 2 PM)
Roach, Mrs. J. 8, and
child
February 5th, 1906, aņu“
Vladivostock. Lm. Nemuro... am.[19,65] Hakodate Tokio Kochi
Robbins, 2... Lieut. Naguzki.....
and Mrs. J. F. Mr. and Mr. C.
G. and child
Shea, J. 1.
Skott, C.
Spittles, J. S.
Grant, R.M., Capt. and Stephens, H.
C.
'D'Arcy, Thomas,
W.
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Stein, A. L Steinbach, E. Stevenson, R.M., Lieut. Comdr, and Mr. E. E. P. Thomas, Miss M. Lar. Hall, Capt. T.
Thompson, J. K. Triffaut, Mr. Haughwont, W. B. Hardy, . Lt. and Valentin, J.
Wakefield, Mr. MM, C. T. Barker, B. B.
Watkins, Miss E. Hoffenbach, E. Helllday, Mr. and Mr. Whitlow, A. W.
Wood, d, G. Hollingsworth, Mr. & Wright, Mr. & Mrs, T,
Young, J. A.
C.
Mr.
KOWLOON.
Crawford, Mrs. A. Ainslie, Dr. D. H; Charlton, X. Capt. Davidson, W, 8,
and Mr. E. Mid Hall, A. A
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