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LADIES' AFTERNOON TEA-ROOMS. PRIVATE BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS.” HOT and COLD WATER throughout. ELECTRICALLY LIGHTED. ELECTRIC FANS
(If required).
ELECTRIC PAssenger ElevATOR to each
Alcor.
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TABLE D'HOTE at separate tables. For Terms, &c., apply to the-
MANAGER. Hongkong, 4th December, 1905.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
EXCELLENT CUISINE.
130
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EVERY ROOM.
EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 241906.
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Par Haitan, from Coast Ports-Mr. and Mrs. Richards and child, Mr. and Miss Plumb, Misses Eving (2), Rev. Wales, Mr. Johnton, Miss Brockett, Masters Brockett (3), and aço Chinese,
Per Delhi, from Shanghai for Hongkong➡. Messrs. Le Jokbar Citters, R. Truman, T. R. Southers, F. W. Newman, Mr. and Mrs. Baniere. For Singapore Mr. N. Olsen. For Marseilles Mr. L. P.Solomon, Miss L, Harris, and Mr. F. McGormiks For London-Mr. and Mrs. C. Hill and a children, Messre. P. H. Osgood, C. H. Read. H. Dyson and E. Holbam Williams.
common with the rest of the world, had pursed the idea that Frau'ein Bertha was merely the uninteresting owner of the stock of the great establishment. After the brief formality of courtesy, introducing the vbject of his visit, he asked to meet the chief of the gun factory, to 'submit the plans on which he desired an
catimate. Fraulein Bertba said: "You
may ddress yourself to me, Colonel." "Charmed,
and again I am sure," bowed the Colonel. ed graceful trivialities But Fraulein Bertha
in the mo
mood of the armoury, not of the salon, and questioned him closely on the Government'e requirements, Astonished, he caught, ne ho confessed, to deluge her rapidly with technical details, in the hapa of her gelling quickly turned over to the responsible man be hind. Fraulein Bertha proved a match for himp he met every point with illuminating sug Kestion, drew a diagram on the blotter, illustrMessrs. ting a mechanical device that had been sug Kested to secure a particular end he had in view, nstituted a longthy comparison between certain Creuset guns he had mentioned and those the Krupp house had recently put forth, and' finally
LEFT HIM DUMBFOUNDED
in the assurance that in all Europe there was a veteran artillery officer that knew half as much of the inside of the modern great guns ay this slight, pale-faced young girl standing timidly by her desk in, the prettily furnished Loudoir at "Krupp's."
h
Boudoir is the word. For if Fraulein Bertha s, the brain of a great captain of industry, of an engineer, of a scientist, she has much of the manner and habit of a dainty lady al society. There is nothing mannish about her appearance or her chosen cvironment
Ever since her father's death and her acces. sion to her great heritage she has lived in the ORIENTAL HOTEL,strictest seclusion from all outside conversation
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or acquaintanceship. When she is not at the works she is shut up in her library at the Villa Huegel, toiling over books. She is a confirmed A centre of Paya Grande with splendid student, working not, merely in the subjects
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view of the "arbou”,
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incident to the main pursuit of her life, but in general literature and in a wide field or highly specialised knowledge. She is an accomplished linguist, speaking very well, it is said, English, French, and Iralian, and having some acquaint- ance with Russian "the four languages which," besides her own German, it has been said, "have most to do with cannon,"
The Villa Huegel, in addition to its splendid collection of pictares and sculputre, brought gether by the fiue taste of the unhappy Kupp 11, contains also a noble library. This, the natives tell, is generally the last room from which the lights are extinguished at night. Fraulein Beith is burning the midnight oil, and from the terraces of the cafe on the heights of Ruhrstein looking over the wooded untley her hill-rimmed home, they can, fram a distance, assist at her late studies. Other wise the Villa Huegel, whether by day or night, is tomblike in its austere reticence. None of the splendid festivities that once made it
take place within its walls.
TWO GODOWN 1 Far the storage of rendezvous of all the fashion of Germany the
any Cargo,
Floor Area 6,100 square feet each.
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TERRACE,
STRENUOUS JAPANESE,
AN AMERICAN APPRECIATION.
Major Senman, a surgen in the US army, who was detailed to study the Medical Corps of the japanese Army in the recent war, paid thai arm of the service a wanderful tribute, saying that it stood as a model to all the other armies of the world. American Aledicine re- "In the Orient there is a new art
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-cently said:
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of war depending upon a new syle of physique of a race which has never before been put in this work. Repeatedly the Russians have, re- ported the Japanese to be so exhausted that they could not purene, yet the pursuit kept up is short, stocky and blessed with muscles big enough for a much taller mau. He is consequently able to do more work than a European of equal weight. A rural letter-canier thinks nothing of distances for which we demand horses, and in
GODOWN No. 3. NEW PRAVA, Kennedy with no change of vigour. The Jap
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[7 exceptional cases the rickshaw man has been
BUILDING at CAUSEWAY BAY, formerly in occupation of the Steam Laundry Co., Md.
No. 5. CLIFTON GARDENS, Conduit
Road.
No. 6, CLIFTON GARDENS.-" No. 1. RIPON TERRACK.
FLATS in MOREPON TERRACE, Tink
Polo Grouac.
OFFICES in cons of erection, CON-
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Every such morning has practical results. A few days afterwards, the foreman of the section visited will be called to her private room at the factory, to discover that the little mistress has
ELABORATED A MINUTE PLAN aiming at some improvement in the existing system, either for the better expedition of the works or for the safety of the workers.
tha!
This last is a constant preoccupation to the tender-hearted girl. Not long ago she proved it in a fashion that set all the town talking, One of the most peculiar features of the works is the vast tunnel mainly underground, in which every firing-piece, musket or great gun, leaves the Krupp factory is tested in actual use. Periodically the whole town of Essen, which is built over a maze of exhausted coal gallories, rocks and reverberates as the giant cannone are fired. The crash within the tunnel is apal. ling, and men have been known to cower in terror where they stand for the awful roaring of the guns in the depths. Fraulein Hertha during her father's lifetime was sternly forbid. den to enter the tranet. Recently, despite all the eloquent protestations of the foremen, who obtain a futile probibilan from evan sought Fraulian Krupp, Fraulian Hertha made up her mind that it was her duty to attend a trial. For two hours she was down amid the hideous adise and the very real danger-nervously |
against the fall, they say, and unable
to
Po check a little "Oh, ohne the great guns
opened, but holding good to the end.
She went home immedately after the trial
known in trot forly miles a day dragging hit passenger. The daily drills of the soldiers in- clude athletic exercise ton severe for the aver age Furopean soldier, such as running up and down long flights of s airs. It is not surprising, then, that their troops should cover lung dis tances, and the report of four successive days of 35, 30 and 15 miles of marching are prefect- ly credible. They are reported to have march rest, ed 48 hours without fund and with little and then in have fought well, thon; b captured men have dropped asleep instantly." The west has caught a Tartar where it least ex pected to find him. No country in Europe or America, it is believed, would be willing, in the light of recent events, to fight a lap army with equal numbers. The Jap spirit is a facia as important as the Jap physique.
Shipping.
Arrivals.
Delhi, B. s., 4.783. 1. D. Andrews, R.N.R., 23rd Feb., Shanghai 2th Feb., Mails and Geo, P. & D. S. N. Ca.
Saint George, Bras., 2,673, H. B. Sadier,
23rd Feb-Yokohama 6th Feb, Gen. .D. & Co, Progress, Ger. s.s., 687. Ahren, 13rd Feb,
Ld.
Vaji 16th Feb., Ballast.-H. A. L. Wisconsin, U.S. flagship, yoo, Drake, 24th
Feb-Manila zath Feb. Slavonia, Ger. ., 3,206, F. Polzelins, 24th Feb-Hamburg 11th Jan., Gen15. A.
Haitan, Br. #4., 1,183, J. S. Roach, 14th Feb., -Fenchow 20 h Feb., Amoy art, and Swalow 23rd, Gen.--D, L. & Co. Tean, Br... 1,346, W. B. Brown, 24th Feb.,
Manila 20th Feb. Sugar and it emp B. & S.
Carl Diederichsen. Ger. s.a., 764, H. Schlaikier, 24th Feb,-Haiphong and Hoihow 23rd Feb., Gea-J. & Co.
Hangsang, Dr. 8.8, 1.356, Wilde, 24th Feb.
Canton 23rd Feb., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Clearances at the Harbour Offee, Saint George, for Manila. Daijin Maru, for Swatow. Viksang, for Swatow. Andree Rickmers, for Hoihow. Yawata Mfaru, for Manila. Leongsang, for Mavila. Kueichow, for Chefoo. Cathli, for Chefos. Timahf, for Shanghai,
From Yokohama for London-- Mrs, Weatherall, and Mr. H. D. Angus. From Kobs for Bombay Mr. 5. R. Bomaajer,
For London-Mr., Mrs., and Miss G. EVADS,
Per Tean, from Manlia-Miss Templeton, Plummer and MacDonald, Scott Joseph Plus
Passougore departed. Per Zuffre, for Manila-Mr. H, Mordaunt, and Mr. H. M. Gordon.
Shipping Report.
Str. Arratoon Apear from Calcutta, etc - Light NE. monsoon, fine and clear all the way.
Str. Washing from Wuhu, etc.-Wonsung to Fleishian strong. NE., winds, and high sea, thence to port variable winds and fog.
Bir. Delta from Bombay:-Fine weather throughout; delayed by baze on leaving Singa- Anchored of Ling Ting last, evening at 'pore.
8 p.m.
Str. Onsang from Calcutta:-Light NE'ly to Elly winds and smooth sea, with fine clear wea ther as far as Gap Rock; thence to port light Sly winds with dense fog.
Str. Hallon from Coast Ports:-Foochow to Amay fight SW. winds, smooth sen, and foggY weather, thence to Swatow light S'ly winds, smooth sea and dense fox, thence to port light variable wilds and fog
Vesseln la Fort,
STEAMERA, Arratuon Apcar, Br. 5.8., 2,931, E. Fey, 23rd Feb,Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 17th Feb., GenD. S. & Co., Ld. Binh Thuan, Fr. 5.3., 2,000, R. Lagane, 13th Feb.,Wakamatsu, (Japan) 7th Feb., Coal. -B. & Co.
Borussia, Ger. s.s., 6,951, Ph. Hahn, 20th Feb, -Wilhelmshaven 13th Jan., Gen.-H. ^.
L..
Cairo, Nor. 3.5.381, J. Larsen, 13th Feb.,
Moji 9th Feb., Gen-Order. Chowin, Ger. s., 1,055, 1. Spiesen, 16th Feb.,
-Bangkok gih Feb., Rice and Timber~ B. & S.
Clata Jebsen, Ger. 5.5, 1,103, J. Iwensen, 22nd
Feb-Saigon 18th Feb, Gen.-J. & Co. Chunsang, Br. s. 1,417, Cox, 20th Feb-
longay 17th Feb, Coal, M. & Co. Daijin Mars, Jap. s., 90, H. Okta, 22nd
Feb., Tamsui via Amoy and Swalow art 7th, Gen.. S. K. Decima, Ger. ., 791, H. Schlarkier, 22nd Feb..-Amny 19th Feb., Ballast.-O. S. K. Dr. Hans Jürg Kir, Nor. ss., 601, H. E. Larsen, 19th Dec, iloilo 14th Dec, Sugir Aagaard & Thoresen Co. Lipices of Japan, Br. 6.8 3,039. Henry Pybus, R.NR. 16th Feb,-Vancouver 25th Jan, and Shanghai 13th Feb, Mails and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.
Germania, Ger. 8.8., 1,71, T. Petersen, 22nd
Feb,--Saigon 12th Feb., Rice.-J. & Co. Haus Wagner, Ger. 6... 965, Kayemans, 3rd Feb,--Swatow 2nd Feb., Ballost.-L., W. & Co.
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8t Poter's Seaman's Church.. Queen's Road, West. Quinquagesima, Sunday, Morning Prayer 11 m., Venite, Pucker; To Dean, Jackson Benedictus, Garrett Hymns, 1, 364, 296 and 456, Kyrie, Arnold.
Evening Prayer, &30 p.m., Cantate, Mouk: Deus, Hopklea': Hymns, 376, 360, 371 and 55.
Holy Communion 7.43 p.m.
HONGKONG.
Anderson, Mrs. K.
Innes, Capt. R.
Barrier, Mr. and Mr. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Battiscombe, H. G.
F.
J. W. Bell, R.N., Engr.-Lieut. Johanesen, Edm. Bennet, Barblinger, A. Bielefeld, W. Brbeck, R. J.
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The Church launch Dayspring will call on Dinell, and Mrs.
ships carrying white crews to bring friende nshore to the services between 9.15 and 10.30 nm, and between 5.15 and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Police Pier, 1030 and 6 p.m.); returning after wards The Answering Pennant is the Call fing. All the sittings are free and unappropriat ed. Visitors welcome. Books, &c. provided.
Sunday school to lp 10.45 m. Roman Catholic Cathedral:-Mass at 6 am, 7 am 8 am, and 9.30 a.m. Benediction,
th 5.30 p.m.
Gorman Bethesda Chapel, West Point:-
Morning Service, 1t a.m.
St. Francis' Church, Wanchai:-Mass (Chin.), 6 am, (Port), 7.30 am. Benediction, .5 p.m.
St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning
Service (English), 9 am,, St. Anthony's Chapel, West Point:-Mass,
8 LA.
Union Church-Services, 11 am,, and 6 pm.
Post Office,
A Mail will close for ¡— Nagasaki and Vladivostock-Per Slavonia, 25th Feb., 11 A.M.
Vladivostock-Per Kyoyai Maru, z6th Feb.,
z P.M.
Bataria, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macassar-Per Tjiliwong, 26th Feb., 4 P.M.
Swatch and Shanghai-Per Hangsang, 26th Feb., 5 P.M.
Moj Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria, B.C, and Tacoma, Wash-Per Trimont, 27th Feb.,
ILA:M.
Singapore, Saurabaya and Samarang-l'er Chunsang, 17th Feb, 2 P.M.
Manila-Per Team, 17th Feb., 3 P.M. Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Ningpe, 27th Feb., 3 P.M.
Europe &c. Indin, Tuticoriu l'e Zieira, 18th Feb.. IS A.M.
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Joki, J. P. F.
Kent, H. W. Kerr, F.
Kinger, Mr. II. Koodig, C. Köhler, W. O.
"R. L.
Lover
Mr. & Mr. S.. Min W. S.
Mr. and Mrs.
Lovett, F. W.G Borthwick, Mr. & Mrs, Marriott, Dr. O.
R, W. and child Mond, C. W. Heugball, L.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Burgic, C. M. G. Campbell, L. F
aroc, L. de
Chatham, Hon. & Mrs.
W.
Chatham, Miss
Clark, D. B. Clark, M. O. Clark,
T.
Meier, Mr. and Mr.
1.
losling, L-Col.
Kayo, Major and Mrs. Knight, Mr. Lang, Mr.
PRAK.
Ambro, L. Andrews, Mrs.
Beattie, A. Bentinck, Mrs,
Mr.
Boyle, Lady Florence Carruthers,
Canter,
Mr. and Mrs.
Mailland, Mr. and Mrs.
Martin, R.
Chichester, Maj. A. A. Master, H. F. C. Clothier, A. N.
Mitchell, R.
Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A.E, Moss, Mrs, Corbin, Major-General Mosi, Capt. G. A.
and Mr H. C. and. Moxon, Mr. and Mr.
G. M.
Neville, J. C.
B.
Mr. & Mrs.
Daniol, Mr. Darling, Col.
Pana, Capt. G. A.
Major & Mrs.
Pollock,
Gales, Capt.
Scott,
C. C.
Searle, Rev. G.
Engel, Mr. and Mrs. L. Sawer, Capt. and Mrs,
Gaspar,
Z Mr. and Gasier, )
Mra E. W. Miller, P. L.
Moon, Mr. & Mrs. E. M. Moore, Dr. W. B, A,
Newall, 5. G.
Newington, A. G. Newman, F. W. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Nicholls, E. A
T. W. Clarke, W. E.
Clegg, R.N. Eng. and Mrs. H. I. Colvin, H. E. Coulthart, J. Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, G. Cunningham, W. B. Davies, Dr. 1 Davies, FO Deacon, F. B. Dimit, M...
F. H. F.
Mrs. G..
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Oelrichs, K. and native
servant
Li. Oliffe, (). C.
Parfitt, W. Patey,
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Mrs. E. O. Paton G. P. Peake, W.
Pearis, W..
Pecker, B. L.
Pennefather, Mrs. G.
H.
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
T. L. 1-fordten, A, R.
Donald, Mr. and Ms. Pigott, C.
W. H.
Powell, W. A. Reed, E, B. Doolittle, F. H. Douglas, Capt. & Ms. 3. Reel, Dr. L. R.
L C. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Rees,
W. A.
Revel, G, owning, Mr. and Mrs. Richard, Mr. and Mrs,
T. E. and child T. C. and infant Evan-Jones, Dr. and Rienecker, Mr. & Mrs.
Mrs. E.
Roach, Mrs. J. S. and
child
Ejustmann, W. Fischer, R. Flanagan, G.
Mr.
Gracey; Mr. Graham, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Douglas Halahan, Staff-Surgeon
and Mrs.
Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Hazeland, F. A. Horton, Capt. Wm. E. Howard, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. Hughes, Mr. Jacks, Mr. Jeffries, H. U.
Juhrmann, H. C.
Seymour, Lt. Col. Sinclair, A. Soovey, Capt. & Mrs, Stokes, Mr. Vandin,
Gordor Vereker, Capt. & Mrs." Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M. Watson, W. E West, G. G, van White, Dr. M. J. Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs.
John
Wonde, Mr. and Mrs.
Van de
Woodward, Mr. & Mrs;
CRAIGIEBURN,
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Jameson, P. S.
R. J.
Barnett, H. J. O,
Cocker, Capt. and Mrs. Cocker, Minn Dann, G. H.
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds, F. 0.
Smith, E. Grant
Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant
Smith, Percy
Soppa, P.
Marchant, Capt. and Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs, and children
Marchant, Miss
Montagus
CHINA COAST METEOKOLODICAL REGISTER, February 13rd, 1906, am,
Vladivostock.7 a.m. Vemuro...
Kagoshima. Oshima
Bar, Th, Hu, Wind Wr.
am. 30.16
NE
Hakodate ...
130.05
Robbins, Mrs. J. F.
Tobia
29.86
Schultz, C. S.
Kochi
29.68
Fletcher, H..
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J.
Nagasaki......
20.61
Flett, G.
Forman, Mr. and Mrs. Shea, J. J.
E. B.
G. and child
29.68
120.84
Simpson, E. H.
29.8
M.
a.m.₤29.94
29.89
|29.97
|20.87
39.89
Weihaiwei ...|9
a.m. 30,07
30.14
30.07
Sandakan-Per Maurang, 28th Feb., 2 P.M. Zamboangs, Port Darwin, Thursday Frankel, Dr. and Mrs, Skott, C. Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris hane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Gibson, J. E. Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Trinas, 18th Feb., 3. P.M.
Shanghai-Fer Hinsang, 28th Feb., 3 P.M. Cebu and Hoito-Per Kaffang, 1st Mar, 3 P.M.
Tientsin-Per Wosang, 1st Mar, 3 P.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hono- lulu and San Francisco-Per Siberia, and
Mat, 11 AM
Manila, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cook- town, Cairns, Townsville. Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne Adelaide and Perth-let Eastern, 3rd Mar
11 M
Manila-Per Fubt, 3rd Mar, 11 A‚3⁄4‚· Shanghai-le Shaoshing, 3rd Mar, 3 .. Manila, Simpsonhafer, T. Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshake, Matop, Samari, Brishane, Sydney and Melbourne- t'er Willebad, 6th Mar, 10 AM..
Tuticorin-g
via Moji rath Feb., Nienak, Kabe,
Kioyei Maru, Jap. s., 1,495. S. Kawamura,
Feb
Kobe 17th Matches and Gen.-A., K. & Co. Machew, Ger. ss., 1,600, J. Harjes, 11st Feb.
Bangkok 15th Feb., Rice.-B. & S. Matoppo, Br. s.5., 3,420, W. H. Dormand, 15th
Feb-London via Colombo and Singa. pore 7th Feb., Gen.-N. Y. K. Mausang, Br. 3.5, 1,644, R. Haughton, 17th Feb,Sandakan 10th Feb., Timber and Gen. M & Co.
Mercedes, Br, transport, 1,900, J. S. McGregor, 6th Feb,-from Pulo Condore Island. Paklat, Ger. s.., 1,018, H. Demes, 32nd Feb.,
Bangkok 16th Feb, Rice and Meal. B. & S.
Palamcott Br. s.., 2,208, T. P. Babb, 21st Feb;-Rangoon via Penang and Singa- pore 15th Feb., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Sho Shu Mare, Jap. s. 1,760, Nemoto, 17th Feb-Klung 14th Feb., Coal,-0. S. K.
Dut. 95, 2,470, N. de Brouwers, 22nd Feb-Macassar 12th Feb., Gen.-J. C.. J.
Tjimahl,
T.
L
S. Queda, Br. 5.8, 7,749, R. H. Coupe, azed Feb. Rangoon 10th Feb, Rice.Order, Windsor, Br. 5.5, 1,853, J. B. Booth, 19th Feb.,' -Fremantle, WA. 2nd Feb., Bandalwood, -D & Co., LB.
SAILING VRHL6. Albert Rickmers, Ger ship, 1,880, Hulesbusch, 19th Feb., New York 6th Sept., 1905, Kerosine-S O. Co.
Otra, Nor. ship 1,199, W. Pefsnes, 24th Dec,
Fremantle 18th Oct., Sandalwood.-S. &
Co.
Co.
Yaikalta.
Empre
Europe, &c. fadis, via
6th Mar, II A.M.
Victoria
and Vancouver, BC of sapan, 7th Mar., 11, 46,
Ceba and Iloilu-Ter Sungklang, 7th May, 3 P.M.
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Ku tang, 8th Mar, 2 P.M.
{,
Manila-Per Zafiro, toth Mar., ti A.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kohe, Yokohama and Seattle, Wash. Fer Minnesota, 15th Mar., | 11 A.M.
India pron Trenne Euvre, &c. Oceanien, 20th Mar., IT A.M.
Shanghai, Kasak, Kate, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.--Vas Empress of China, 28th Mar., II A,M.
Europe, &c. India. 92. Tua Pe Tonkin, 3rd April, 11 AN.
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.
VISITORS AT THE HOT ELS.·
Alix, G. Caspersen, S. Fernauds, B. J. Gatiged, Chr
OCCIDENTAL..
Kayt, Dr. F. Krill, G.
Lorenzen, Capt. .H.
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C
Rose, Br, bq, 8zz, Wright, 10th Nov.-West Lowe, Miss Siesie
Australia 4th Auga Sandal Wood.-S. & | Majer, Master W.-
Jan., Vincent, Br. ship, 1,774, Cox, a8th.
Philadelphia 20th July, 1505, OIL-S. O. Co.
Steamers Expected.
Vessel
NAMR.
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From Angart Dut
Alacrity * Andromeda ...... Shanghai P. M. Co... Fab. 25 Aruh... Siberia
Astraca Dan of Maine. Singapore N. Y. K... Feb. 25 Kutsang
Bonaventure Singapore J., M. & Co Feb. 20 26
Cadmus Longsor...... Singapore M. M... Feb
Cherub Zieten.......apan..... M. & Co... Feb. 7 Horneo, Sandakan.. M. &
Co...
Clio Feb. 28 Socotra................ Singapore. P. & 0.
29 Diadem America Maru Japan....T. K. K... Mar.
1 Dec Changsha ......
Thursday 1B. & S.... Mar.
2 Erne ... Calombo..
M. & Co... Mar. 3 Eutrick Bayern
Waldemar... Sydney...M. & Co... Mar. 10 Exe Emp. of China Vancouver. C. P. R. Co Mar. 13 Fame... Nicomedin...... Portland... P. & A. Co Mar. 13 Flora ...
P.
DOCK RETURNS, NA HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.
Vigilanto
Hyades.apist
U.S.A. T. Seward
Lungshan
D-4D
Feb. 24.
Departures.
and did not come to the factory the next day. Delhi, for Europe. But in a short time she communicated to the Dalla, for Shangbai, Chief Inspector of the gun department a care. Queda, for Yokohama. fully concaired body of new regulations, indi Radnorshire, for Nagasaki, caling
Andro Singapore
MINUTE CHANGES
for Hoihow,
In the mathematically ordered positions of the Chihit, for Tinutaln.
men engaged in the parilous work, and a more for Manila.
scientifically calculated pointing of the barrel,
a safer angle. Before next trial her plan was, with some slight modifications, put into effect, and it is thought that the danger of the tunnel work stands at iis feast possible.
One of the managers told a friend how one day Fraulein Krupp quite won the heart, after humiliating the pride, of a representative of the Italian War Department. This officer, In
for Tientsin, Vibrang, lor Swatow. Brand, for Chinkiang, Haimun, for Swaton,
Yauata Maru, for Australian Poris,
Passongors arrived.
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Empress of Japan ...
Likinasteri
Chowtal Nasning
Progress.***...***** -Charles Hardouin ...
Shantung
Chowfa
1
Majer, Capt. and Mrs.
N. J. Neave, G. H. Owen, O. E. Packham, Mr. & Mrs. R. and 2 daughters Ramirez, Mrs. E. and
3 children Ushmann, A. Vogtland, F. Voster, E.
Grant, R.M., Capt,
L.
Spittles, 1. S. Stein, A. and Stephens, H.
Mrs. Gray, T. C. Hadett, W. Hall, Capt, T. Hanghwont, W, B. Harker, B. B. Hawley, H. Helbert, Mr. and Mrs. Hollingsworth, Mr. &
Mrs.
and
Stevenson, R.N., Lieut. Comdr. and Mrs. E Stirtos; P. E. Thomas, H. P. Thomas, Miss M. L. Verkamp, P. H. Wakefield, Mrs.
Miss Watkins, Misa E. Whitin, Mrs. Wolber, Miss
Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. Wunderlich, Dr. and
Holt, B. G. Humphreys, M., and Wood, C
Mrs. H. Hunter, R. Hurst, R.N., Engineer.
Capt.
Mro. Young, J. A.
KING EDWARD.
Backhouse, J. H. Barnes, T. W. Bird, E. B.
Blair, Mrs. M. Cameron, W. Cruickshank, J. Davidson, Mr. & Delaney, L. T. Deman, Mrs. R.
Van
Mackay, Master Wi Maosel, Dr. E. L. Morse, Mr. & Mr. F.G. Mases, E. J.
Moulder, Mr. and Mrs.
A, B.
Mrs.
Moutrie, S.
NUTRAW, E.
H.
Oldenburg, H.
Parker, Mr. and Mrs.
Dognon, Baron du Douglas, Miss Dynevor, Lord Ferguson, Misses A.
R.
Parker, Miss Parker, W. T. Pearer, Dr. W. W. Peters, Major and Mrs. Playlair, Mr. and Mrs. Kanaptz, G.
Rice, Hon. W. F. Rutherford, T. Schmitz, &
Mrs. Southern, F. R. Staeger, O. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs.
Naha Ishigakijima... Taihokuw Taichu.........
Tainan.......g
| Koshup .............
Pescadores...
Gutzlaff!
Sharp Peak...
וי
14
Amoy 6.30 a 29.79 Swatow.....9 a.m:9.81 Canton.........
"
Hongkong... tom. 19.91 67 Victoria Peak
Gap Rock...
Macho........ Haiphong... Manila.......... Bacolod...
J
"
29.88
か
129.88
29.96-84
am.
29.89
Hollo ... * Cebu
**
|10a.m.
C. St. Jameson
29 80 84
February 24th, 1906, a.m.
| Vladivostock. a.m.
Nemure.... a.m. 30.04| Hakodate
Takio Kochi
Nagasaki..... Kagoshima... Oshima Naha Ishigakijima..
Taihoku......
Taichu....... Tainan
29.97
20.90
29.91
19.95
"
19
29 29.84
Koshun
10
Pescadores...
Weihaiwoi...|| Gutzlaff
4.m. to
11
6,30 m29.91 54194
Amoy
Swatow.....9 a.m.29.83 58 (100
Canton |
29.73 70
H. W. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Furse, Col. G, A, Jackson, Mrs and child Johnstone, Capt. W. P. Shuttlewood, Col. and Sharp Peak... 129.93; 5190 Joseph, r. and Mrs. Keeney, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Pi and family Lamb, Mr. and Mrs.
E.. Logan, W. Kishevitch, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson, Miss F. (2)
Wood, Mrs. E. A.
Manila Wyck Jurriaanse, Capt.Bacolod.
& Mrs. N. van
Iloilo......... Cebu...**.***
Basil Unbehaun, C. H. Wilson, Mrs.
Hongkong 10a.m.39.7977
Victoria Peak
Gap Rock...
Macao......... Haiphong....
*
29.77
"
29.74 74
"
0.
11 29.92 86
Mackay, Walter Mackay, Mrs.
governess
apd
29.87
+1
29.90 84
C. St. James 10am.
KOWLOON.
Harben, Mr. and Mrs.
G. P.
Fab P1R
10a.m.
4 p
Ka-Doro, Lieut.
29.90
39.79
Reynolds, F. O.
Temperature ............
Schutzer, Messrs. M.,
Humidity
57 66 99
Rainfall...
Ainslie, Dr. D. H. Charlton, R.N., Capt. and Mrs. E. and
nurse
Crawford, Mrs. A. Hall, A. J.
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S
CLASS.
ter tank and 113g water
sloop... cruiser, 1st class
17,0
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Senior and Junior
SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.
CAPTAIN,
Commander Harbord Captain R. Nelson Ommannay
***
LAST REPORTED AT
Hongkong
Hongkong
on
*
route Singapore Shanghai
TET
TONS.
GUNS I.H.P.
despatch-vessel..."
1,700
3,000
cruiser, tal class
11,000
16,500
torpedo boat destroyer
550
7,000
Lieut.-Commander R. H. Heaton
cruiser; 2nd class
4.360
7,000
Captain Lionel G. Tufnell
cruiser, 2nd class
4,360
7,000
Captain H. H. Toriesse
sloop..
1,070
1,400
Commander II, du C. Luard.....
***
300
1,400
Commander H. D. Wilkin, D.8.0.
16,500
Captain H. W. Savory
7,000
7,000
7,000
7,000
5,700
4.30
7,000.
4,000
4,000
6,400
7,409
***
*
12,000
21,000
Captain Shortland
7,000
Lieut. Commander C.
Seymour ...
3,000
1,300
6,300
050
240
240
240
6,500
torpedo boat destroyer ... torpedo boat destroyer ...... torpedo boat destroye! torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyer ... and class cruiser, torpedo bost destroyer... torpedo boat destroyer
special service torpedo-v...., cruiser, 1st class torpede bost destroyer... ...torpedo bost destroyer ...
Handy
Hart
Hecla ...
Kowloon Dock. Logue... Itcten... Janar Kinaha Moorhen
H
***
river gunboat.
Oiter..! Rambler
Robin... Sandpiper... Snipe... Taku
$4
+1+
river gunboat
river gunboat
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torpedo boat destroyer ...
survoying-vessel
river gunboat...
river gunboat...
torpedo 25at destroyer
Hongkong
Licut-Commander H. E. Sulivan Licut Commander Baihar... Lieut.-Commander Lewin Commander A. F. Everal Lieut. Commander Stevenson
Captain H. Grant-Dalton
Lieut. Commander H. B. Cox Lieut. Commander Richards.....
E. F. H. Chariton Captain
Lieut. Commander W. H. Darwall Lieut. Commander E. V.F.R. Dugmore
Lieut.-Commander F. B. Noble Boa
Lient-Commander J. Kiddle Commander C. E. Monro Linut,Commander Robert E. Vaughan. Lieut. Commander H. T.Atlay
***
Lieut. Commander J. T. B. Lyne ...
In reserva ...
W. L. Grant,
Commodore H. P. Williams...
E. Becretan
madderurter...
en routa Singapore
Yangisze
Hongkong
Vangleze
Japan
en route Singapore
Bingapore
en route Singapore
Singapore
Hongkong
en route Shanghai Hongkong Hongkong
en route Singapore
en route Singapore
West River
31,000
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Hongkong Yangiass
Hongkong Hongkong West River
Yangiare
Was River
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Hongkong
1250
12,000
Captaip
11
Cosmopolitan
4,650
Hongkong Hongkang
101
Boo
J
Aberdeen
Teal...
destroyer
335
6,300
Hongkong
Vinge
620
450
Commander B, W. Glennis ... **
Hongkook
2
N
急
Waterwitch
**
Waking...
torpedo bost destroyer
350
3,900
Boo
Lient-Commander C. E. L. Thomas.... Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer, Simson
Hongkong
Yangtze
SHANGHAL
19th inst
Widgeon...
river gunboat ...
**
................, Tunkadoo, Feb. 15. ......International,
Woodcock...
river gooboat
150
550
Lisut Commander G. J. Todd
Yangtsso
Woodlark...
***
river gunboat
150
550
Lieut-Commander Jno, F, Knox
Yangtere
T6
do
Vincent................. Fernander Hermanos
Toonan..... Sumida ...... B. A. Broch worko
Par Slavonia, from Hamburg-Messrs. Karl Bjorn...... Preity and V. Hoewi
Dagelů, namun
Cosmopollian, 18
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craiser, set class
receiving thi
ship gunboat rivers torpedo boat
surveying ship...
*Flying-Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard V. Noel, Commander-in-Chief,