Intimations.
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HE PRIZES will be Presented by Mrs. THE
HATTON, on the New Parada Ground, 03 TUESDAY, 27th instant, at'4.30 P.1.
H. J. KELSALL,
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Hongkong, and March, 1906.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY MARCH 24, 1906.
"Princess Enn of Battenberg," was the low- voiced answer.
Departures. Mar. 23.
"Mar. 24.
Princess Victoria Eugenie Julia Ena of Fürst Bismark, Ger. fingship, for Japan. Battenberg, since she was born in the October the lucky opal moral, of 1887, has had the same remark made about her by men and women of a good many nationalities. A1 Nice, during Queen Victoria's last few visits there, Princess Henry of Battenberg took a separate villa for her children, wince Princess Ena and ope of her brothers were ramps of the most riotous description; and here their free out-of-
Delta, for Europe. China, for San Francisco. Nicomedia, for Portland, Or Puyin, for Hongay. Siam, for Saigon. Segovia, for Shanghai, &c. Rippingham Grange, for Vladivostock,
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the French visitors and residents have just been introduced your Queen's little grand- children, said a French fady Cimies to the writer in the spring of 1896. "I talked to them as long as I could with all possible Court etiquetic and politeness; but soon began to wonder whether they were the two children who robbed my orange trees last week!"
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Princess Eba has had two very devoted friends all her life, one, her elder brother, Prince Alexander, the singer of comic, songs, who was with her when Spanish admiration was first offered to her, and was her companion at lessons for ten years, and in with her now Biarritz, the other, ber godmother, the Empress Hugenie. The brother and sister were greatly attached to their grandmother, albeit kept a bile in awe by her strici, old-fashioned and most where them both. The two children wholesome nursery regime; and Queen wera among the last relatives on whom the dying Queen's eyes rested, and one of her Majesty's last acts was to order a piece of furniture for Prince Alexander's room at school. But though more than half a century separates them, the Empress Eugenie and Prince Ena have been friends, confidantes, sympathisers throughout the youncer one's life; the young Princess has stores of knick-knacks, valuable jewels, books, and gifts of all kinds from her friend; and will probably, it is believed, inherit a large part of her fortune,
The young Princess's conversion to Roman Catholicism was more than half effected years ago, because this kindly godmother was long- Ling for it. The hours spent lately by Princess Ena at the Carmelite Church, in Church-street, Kensington, have been devoted to very little more than formal study of Roman creeds and practices; all the rent faith of the Roman Catholic Church came to her long ago, because it was the faith of the ex-Empress of
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THE FUTURE QUEEN OF SPAIN,
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A SKETCH OF PRINCESS ENA.
It was a spring morning, in the year 1930, writes a contributor to the "Daily Mail," when I stood in the Clarenca Victualling Yard at Portsmouth, among a small group of persons waiting for the arrival of the late Queen Victoria from Osborne, on her way to Windsor. The "Alberta" was due at eleven; and presently, through lines of harbour-ships, which broke their great flags as she entered, the Ilule white. decked yacht, with the sun shining over her royal standard and white onsign, came racing up the herbeur, and swung round into ibs Victualling Yard as the seven stroke of eleven clanged out from the dockyard clock. It was so that Queen Victoria-loved to have things done, and her officers never failed her.
the Frenchi.
Princess Ena, who, by the way, was born at
·Balmoral, an the first royal child born' in' Scotland for 100 years, was eight years old when her father died, and since the death of Queen Victoria she has shared her mother's life entirely. Princess Henry very soon discover. ed, somewhat to her amusement, that the public at various functions in the isle of Wight, had almost as warm a welcome for the Children" as for herself; Princess Ena was invited to be president of the Isle of Wight Juvenils Needlework Guild; and if Princess Henry had allowed it, her daughter might have opened as many bazaars and presided at as many meetings as herself. The "Queen of the Isle of Wight" as Frin- cess Heory is occasionally called, knew better, however, than to allow anything of the sort, and the young Princess led a very quite live, with plenty of music and a little yachting and a few children's parties (of which no an
she came out last cal nouncement might ever appear in the papers) Free musical studies have been as successful as there ut her mother, whose talent Mme. Blanche Mar chesi bas much admiration; and she is a faitly good linguist, talking three languages besides English.
Her Majesty walked to the train with ber little gracious bows to the waiting official, among whom, for some reason, a Spanish officer appeared, suddenly. I think he had come over on the Alberts, but in any case he had very lately bean prasantad sa Queen Victoria, and balled the traditions of his race in being very considerably #Eurried" thereby, Cooling down a title, he nodded towards a child who was Jumping into the train, and said that he had been watching
Life changed curiously little for the young Princess when she came out last season, Prin- ress Henry politely but resolutely declined to have her parties talked about by the public, and very little was known to the outside world even about the large ball at Kensington Palace, at which Princes Enx made her debui,
there. except that the King was
Prin cess Beatrice of Saxe-Coburg kept her cousin company throughout ite season at Kensington Palace, and the two young peo ple one dark, the other fair, bosh cojoying themselves immensely wherever they went, were always popular guests. Admiration of very much the same kind as in her youth, ad miration for a healthy, active, happy English child, following Purcess Ena at all the parties given to her; and she laughed with everybody at everything, declining altogether to he formal, A young man came up in her fret ball at Ken sington Palace, asking somewhat stiffly and formally for the honour of a dance.
"Oh, are you sure you don's mind?" was the joking reply.
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More than once during the visit of the King' of Spain to London, it became obvious that the two young people were thinking a good den of one another, A Indy in the royal party at the gala performance at the Opera claims to have been, first to proclaim the fact; and then everybody in the secret watched developments with such interest and sympathy as ectators will show the world over, in such matters. The Spanish Ambas. sador took Princess Henry down to tea at a large afternoon party, and there was a little buzz of talk; it became known that Princess Henry was being pressed to visit A'geciras in the winter, and everyone was delighted Fin ally, rumours and talea grew and multiplied
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without ceritradiction.
And now all the world knows that the solemn grandeur of Spanish society, with its sixteenth century great ladies and mediaeval etiquette, is to be invaded by the laughter and freedom and liberalism of this young English Princess. A month after her marriage she will be the wonder and delight and terror of every woman in Spain,
Shipping.
Arrivals.
Teap, Br. .8, 1.346, Sommerville, 3rd Mar,
Manila goth Mar, Gen.-B. & 5, Saxonia, Ger. ss., 3,316, Sachu, 23rd Mar, Shanghai zoth Mar., Geo.-H. A. L. Rajaburi, Ger. 8.8., 1,189, O. Koch, 23rd Mar,
-Bangkok 16th Mar,, Rice, B. & S. Hailan, Fr. s... 377, L. Andersen, 23rd Mar,
Pakhoi via Hoihow 21st Mar, Gen.-A. R M.
Brand, fax Canton,
for Canton.
Lysemoon, for Shanghai,.. Saxonia, for Singapore. Gragery Apcar, for Calcutta. Stuttgart, for Singapore. Gera, for Singapore,
Passengers arrived. Per Hailan, from Hoihow-Mr. Blanckatt. Per Tan, from Manila-Messrs. Chamber- lain, Kann, Van Dayne, Fraser, Heywood, Dr. Lano, Mr. Spalding, su Chinese, and Japanese.
Passengers departed.
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Per Loongsong, for Manila-Mr. and Mrs. lav, H. L. Hemans, L. E. D, Wang Ung Lão Merrick, W. Creagh, Messrs. Leopold Premys come, Francis Faehrenbach, ung, Siu, Mr. and Mrs. Wong Tic, Messrs. Lim Re. Tan Qui Leen, Chy Quian San, Chy Way Lou, Cue Juco, Ting Qasog Co, Lim Pek Chan, Ui Eng Sui, Sia Chang and Cue Tiangco.
Phranang, Ger. s.s., 1,100, Mangelsdorff, th!
Mar, Bangkok 9th Mar,, Timber.-B. & S. Syisang, Br. 1.3., 1,600, T. A. Mitchell, 16th
· Mar,—Calcutta 27th Mar., Coal.-J., M. & Co Swanley, Br, 15, 2,800, Daws 1, 16th Mar Marieilles via Sabang 8th Mar,, Ballast C. & Co. Taiwan, Br. 1.4., 1,052, J. A. Hastin, zoth Mar,
-Bangkok 3th Mar., Rice and Meal- Chinese. Tilatjap, Dut. **, 2,470, H. Koops, and Mar,Swatow 19th Mar, Geo-), C. J.
Ulabrand, Nor, s.8., 1,369, O. Kristianson, 18th
Mar,—Moji rath Man, Coal.-M. B, K. Zalda, Br. 1.3., 2,905, n. M. Rait, 23rd Mar,
Rangoon via Straits 9th Mas, Gen-J., M. & Co.
L.
Stoamers Expected.
Vessels From
Agenti
Klotuck......... Singapore. D. & S...Mar. 15 P. E. Friedrich Singapore.]M. & Co... Mar. 16 Athenian...|[apan) ................[C. P. R. Co❘Mar. 17 Bayern Japan ..............
vor M, & Co. Mar, 27 Singapore.N. V. K... MAT. 28 Empire. P. Darwin. G., L. &Co Mar, 29 Doric......
Bantu
Namang.....Calcutta..., M. & CoApril
Japan...... O. & D. Co Mar. 31
Taiyuan... Sydney... & S... Apni, Emp. of India. Vancouver. C. P. R. Co April 10
Kowlonn
DOCK KETURNS.
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS, U.S.S. Barry................... U.S.S. Baltimore...... Johanne.... Hanoi, Jenfeld Signal...... Kinahan.... Phranang Cheongthing
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SHANGHAI.
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The following may now be obtained at the General Post Office counter:-
Postal Guides, each............ 10 cants. Parcel Post, Tariff, each ......30
From and alter the 1st January, 1906, the rate for Postcards from Australia to Hongkong and British Postal Agancion in Chins is one penny instead of one penny and half penny.
Mails for Canton, Samshul, Wachow| and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 every morning. On Sundays the mail for Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for
Canton at 9 4,10.
Mails for Namino, Seabue, Kongmoon, Kamchok, Bamahal, Wuchow and Canton every evening at 5 p.m. On Sundays the mails will be closed at 9 am.
Na mail will be closed for Canton on Satur. day evening.
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TO-MORROW.
St. Peter's Seamen's Church. Queen's Road, West. Fourth Sunday in Lent. Morning Prayer 11 am, Venite, Tucker; Te Deum, Lawes, Cooke and Hopkins; Jubilate, Ouseley; Hymns, 172, 346, 593 and 392. Smart: Nune Dimittis, Monk: Hymns, 267 Evening Prayer, 6.30 p.m., Magnifcat,
380, 101 and 350. ANNA
Holy Communion 7.45, p.m. - The Church launch Dayspring will call on ships carrying white crews to bring friends ashore to the services between 9.15 and 10.30 4.m., and between 5.15 and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Police Pier, to go and 6 p.m.): returning after. wards. The Answering Pennant is the. Call Dock. Bag. All the sittings are free and unappropriat
ed. Visitors welcome. Books, &c. provided.
Per Arcadia, for London from Shanghai- Mr. and Mrs: Heesicy and infant, Messrs. Yoong Sun Lian, and Shen Shee Lun, Capt. Tofnell, Lt. C. G, Cruttw, Mrs. Sparke and infant, Mrs. Keily, Misses Keily, Miss A. Keily, Mr. Laza rus, Mrs. P. H. Millard and infant, Mr. and Ms. F. Anderson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cope. From Yokohama Mr. S. P. Glad stone, From Kobe-Mr. E. Cateaux. From Shanghai for Colombo-Mr. and Mrs. Buckland and infant, Mr. and Mrs. Hannes, Miss Brod- hurst. For Singapore-Mr. W. H. Jeffer. From. Hongkong for London-Meters, J. J. Robson, and G. H. May, Mrs. Maclver, Mr. and Mrs. Runter, Miss Shaw, Master Shaw, Misses Melinkoff (3) Dr. and Mrs. Gricey, MessrB. R. T. Johnson and A. R. Parker, Mrs. Parker and infani, Gomdr. and Mrs. R. W. Bentinck, and child and infant, Mrs. Robbins, Mrs. Morrow, and Mr. L Hallward, For Gibraltar -Rev. F. Aguirre. For Marseilles-Mr. A G. Morris, and Mrs. J. C. Peter. For Brindisi
Ships Fassed The Canal... Mr. and Mrs. S. Hamburger, Miss Hamburger,
13th February-Needles, Palawan, Sene- Master Hamburger; and Mr. O. E. Feamloy. For Rombay-Mrs. M., N. Yaraporvala, Mrs, gambia, Silverlown, Travr. 16th February 1. E. Vaida, and Mr. F. M. Tataporvala. For-Idomeneur, Machaon, Polynesien, Ulysses. Singapore-Messrs S. Lamb and R. D. Harvey, 20th February-Ajax, Beniawers, Pak Ling, Dr. J. Bell, Bro. Gabriel, Bro. Isidora and Mr. Palmer, Poona, Segovia, Vindebona, Prins Regent Luitpold, Atholl, Coulsdon, Riverton, H. A. Kelly.
34th February-Albenga, Ambria, Armand Behic, &intock, Roon, Phippoartelli, Havir. shamgrange, Manaten. 27th February-Glen
15th inst. Yungkiong Uly...and
.......Tunkadoo, Mar. 12. U.5.5. Raleigh,... International, S.M.S, iltis
Old,
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Sunday school ro to ra.45 am. Roman Catholic Cathedral:—-Mass at 6 mm
7am., 8 am,, and 9.30 2.m. Benediction, 5.30 p.m. German Bethesda Chapel, West Point:-
Morning Service, I am.
St. Francis' Church, Wanchai:-Mass (Chin.), 6 am (Port), 7.30 am. Benediction,
5 p.m.
New, Feb. 20. St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning
Service (English), 9 am, St. Anthony's Chapel, West Foint-Mans,
8.m.
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12. » 14.
Union Church:--Services, 11 am., and 6 p.m.
UNION CHURCH, KENNEDY ROAD, MINISTER: REV. C. H. HICKLING.
I am. Worship Psalm 122, Chant. 12,
Incamale," Hymas 41, 40.
Hymn 569, Authom. "Jesu Word of God 13 soon, Communion around the Lord's Table. Hvma 403.
4 p.m. Sunday School at Union Church and in British School, Kowloon,
6 p.m. Worship, Hymns 164, 167, 160.
HONGKONG.
Alexander, Lady. Arterton, Mis. "K. Baird, Mr. & Mrs. Battiscombe, H. G.. Bell, 2.M., Engr.-Lieut.
H. F.
Dillon, Mrs. E.-- Birbeck, R. J. Bishop, L. C. Bishop, W. H. Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. Bissey, Miss Binteff, W. S.
Innes, Capt. R. Jameson, Mr. and Mr.
T. W. Johnston, A. Johnson, R. Joki, J. P. F.. Kebber, Mrs. J. A. Kerr, F.
Kersey, Mr. and Mrs.. Koenig, C.
S. Koox, Mr. and Mrs, Li
Laing, A. H. Lamont, J.
Bonsar, Mr. and Mrs. L'Arbre, Count de
J. W. C.
Marriott, Dr. O. Romand, E.
Martin, T. Borthwick, Mr. & Mrs, Miller, P. L.
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R. W. and child ‹ˆ Bronghall, L.
Durnin, C. M. G,
Campbell, L. F.
Calthorpe, Mr. & Ms.
S.
Carstanjen, Baron and
Baroners
Catteaux, Mr.
W.
Moore, Dr. W. E, A, Mullins, Miss Nagelmackers, Mr. and Mr. R. and mald and Chinese boy Neumulator, Mr. and
Mrs. J. G.
Nowall, 8. G.
Newington, A. G,
Chatham, Hon. & Mrs. Nicholls,
Chatham, Miss Clark, M. O. Clark, T, Clarke, Mr. and
T. W. Clarke,
W.E
Clegg, RN, Eng. and Mrs. H. I.
Cock, Dr. L. W. Colvin, H. E... Collett, Miss Cooper, Miss Coulthart, J. Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, G. Davey, E.
Davies, F. O. Deacon, F. B.
Donald, R. H.
E. A.
Oliffe, O. C.
Parfitt, W.
Patay, Mrs. E, O. Peake, W.
Mrs. Packer, B. L.
Pennefather, Mrs. G.H. Parking, Mr. and Mrs. L. 1. L.
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Pfardien, A. Pigott, C.
Pirovado, & Powell, W. A Reed, É. B. Rast, L. C.
R.
Roach, Mrs. J. 5. nod
child
Rosenthal, L.
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J.
G. and child Shanks, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B.
Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H.
Shen, J. J.. Doolittle, F. H. Sheldrake, Capt. Douglas, Capt.& Mrs. J. Skott, O. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Spittles, J. S.
W. A
Springer, Dr. T. E.
Downing, Mr. and Mr. Stein, A. L.
T. C. and infant Elastmann, W. EvansJones, Dr.
Mrs. E.
Ever, GW.
Fischer, R..
Fletcher, H.
Forman, Mr. and
E. B. Frankel, C. W.
Gray, T. C. Hall, Capt. T. Hanghwont, W. B. Harker, B. H.
and.
Stephens, H.
Stevenson, .N., Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. E. Stranch, Mr. and Mrs.
E. von Sutherland, P. D. Thomas, H. P.
Mrs. Thomas, Miss M. L.
Turner, Mr. and Lady
F. and mald.
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Hewitt, Mr. & Mrs. E.A, Hollingsworth, Mr.
Mrs. Holdsworth, Mrs., Holt, B., G. Humphreys, W. M.
Glenturret, Anchises, Bantu, Fourichon, and March-Benvenue, C. Ferd Lacin, Hud- sen, Stantor, Barra, Matatea, 6th March-Anthem 316. Hymns 312, 102, Caledonien, Flintshire, Indrapura, Aker, Lin fong, Prins Eltel Friedrich, 9th March Calchas, Ernest Simons, Preussen, Pathan, Rhenania. 13th March-Alesia, Trieste, Sikh, Bechunka, Devinha, Indian Monarch, yo Mar. 17th March-Japan, Moyune, Salante, Patroclus, Tencer. 20th March-Briteavto, Arcadia, Benalder, Sachsen, Anna, Amiral Asemans, Enginter, Avdako, Sleipner, 24th March-Dardanus, Hector, Palermo, Zisten, Ping Sury, Polynesien, St. Bride.
7 p.m. After meeting for Praise and Prayer. Wednesday, 8 p.m. Congregational Social. Thursday p.m. Literary Club. Muck Par-Hunter, K. linment,
Friday, 7.30 pm, Christian Endeavour Sbc- iety. Subject:-"Joel and Revival.”
Preliminary Notico. Christian Endeavour Society's Picnic, Easier Monday.
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS,
KING EDWARD.
Matsuki, T. Meek, Joho Meek, T.
Per China, for San Francisco-Messrs, W. Crouch, Collett, Mirs V. Collett, I. B. H. Seaward, Mrs. B. S. Sutton, ", Mercier, &, L. Parsons, Col. P. Robin, F, Plessis, A. McKillop, . M. Holmes, Mis- Booth, F. W. Daher Mrs. M. C. Day, Mrs. Mary Blacker, Mr. E. L. Monser, Mr. and Mrs., S. Lawton, Mr. and Mrs. W W. Simpson and mald, Messrs. J. Black, A. A. Robb, Mr. and Mrs. 13. Richard: son, Misses Richardson, Bryant, James Hart- nell, C. R. Hewlett, Miss A. Waterfall, Mr. | S, Yui!, Miss Dale, Mrs. H. P. Adams, Mr. and Mrs It Panther Bidder, Miss Rantoul, Mr. F. S. Haris, Ms. Vaughan Morgan, Mr. E. Go don. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W. Raymond, Miss M. L. Underwood,, Mr. Chase, Col. and Mrs. Burton, Messrs. J. Perchard, A. Mc
Arrivals at Home-13th February-Schuy!- Kerzie. E. A. McMillan, Mr. and Mrs. 5, Dol liver, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Neumeister, Mrs. B. kill, Sithonia, 6th February-Gnefrenas 20th Nathason, Mr. and Mrs. R, R. Blacker, Miss February-Benlomond, Plynesien, Tydeus, Annie Blacker, Messrs. Dennett Barry, J. T. 27th February-Chatte, Lawhill, 27th Febru
1st March Hawks, H. P. Stringfellow, J. Pobb, W. J. ary-Benlomond, Idomeneus, Thomson, Miss chardson, Mesari. M. Palawan. 2nd March-Nubia. 6th March-
Pak Liag. Bth March-Palma, 9th March-Biensnfuy, B. Hopkinson, R. Allerton, Miss C. S. Litch field, Mr. A. L. Farwell, Misses Yuill, dfx, Glenturret, Roon, Indrant 13th Marh A. M. Morrison,, Mrs, E. A. Kabler, Ambria, Caledonien, Hudson. 14th March Messrs. A. N. Rantoul, 1. Amory, W. S. Layton,Malacca, 17th March-Hellar, Stentor 20th
24th March For Yokohama Mr. and Mr. P. Chase, March-Preussen, Salaxis. Messrs, W. J. Gray, A. C. Carter and N. Mc. Atholl, Gill, Misses E. M. Bell and Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs, S. B. Brown, Miss E. Davey, Messrs. A. Chase, C. F. Hare and E. St. J. Lawson, Misses B. Crosse and A. M. Langton, Messrs. B. P. Thomson and E. Davey, Mr. and Mrs. G. A, Davey. For Nagasaki-Mr and Mrs, M. S. Miller, Messrs. H. Bayley and C. W, C. Miller. For Shanghai-Vr. and Mts. W. S. Davidson, and Rev. 3. H. W. Digby,
Shipping Report.
Sir. Teas from Manila :--Fine weather, with thick fog off Hongkong,
Str. Saxanda from Shanghai-Misty during the whole passage, with "Nly winds (416) and
sca
Vennols in Port..
STEAMMER,
Batten Hall. Br. 5.5., 1,178, C. W. S. Raison, 23rd Mar, Moji rgth Mar., Coals.-D. & Co., 1.4. Cheong Shing, Br. s.s., 1,356, 5. J. Payne, 19th
Man-Port Talbot and Jan., Batavia and Singapore 13th Mar., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Chinglu, Rr. s.5, 1,4:9, Į, McD, Howie, 20th Mar.,-Welhourne via Ports 11th Feb, Gen. and Mastly Flour.-B. & S. Chowlai, Ger. es, 1,115, W. Möllermann, 214t Mar Bangkok (4th Mar., Rice,—B, & B. Daijin Maru. Jep, 1.6, 900, H. Ohta, art "Mar..-Tamaui 18th Mar., Amoy rgth, and
Swalow 20th, Geo.-O, S. K. Daisi Koichira Maru, Jap. 11, 4,157, T. Arachi, 21st Mary-Kobe and Karatsu 15th Mar, Coal and Gen-Bismark & Co.. Emma Luyken, Gar. 4, 1,100, G. Cornand, 23rd Mar,Saigon 13th Mar., Rice and 'Flour,--E, A, T. Co,
Empress of China, Br. .., 3,046, R. Archibald, RN. 14th Mar-Vancouver, B.C., roth Feb, and Shanghai, 11th Mar., Maila and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.
Fooksang Br... 1,984, W. E. Sower, 19th Mar-Calcotts 6th Mar, CAB).-J. M, &
Norge, Nor. . 1,974, Olsen, 23rd Mar,-
Antwerp via Singapore rath Mar, Gen.Itis,
Order.
Shaohsing, Br. 3, 1,300, F. D. Northcombo, 24th Mar-Canton 23rd Mar, Gen--B. & 5. Venetia. Br. .., 2,33), McMorran, z4th Mar.,
-Calcutta 7th Mar., Coal-Order.
Clearances at the Harbour Offos, Phuys, for Hoogay, Daijin Maru, for Swatow Rippingham Grange, for Vladivostock. Saxonia, for Singapore, Tiliasfad, for Singapore, hers "It is an English child just such as Signal, for Bangkot, read about in books. She has gold hair, blus Nicomedia, for Moji. #yes, rose and ivory cheek, she runs and China, for Shanghal. dances, but does not work; she has bean laugh- | Zyetmoon, for Shanghai. ing continually at that boy with her now, be Taluan, for Bangkok,
Zarda, for Amoy. has been singing comic snags to her under bis Halching, for Swatow. breath. A very pretty, very charming little Chowtal, for Swatow. English child out of a story book, Who is she?" | Keer, for Singapore,
Ca.
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Morse, H. E. Meses, E. J.
Moulder, Mr. and Mrs.
A. B.
Muller, B
Nursaw, E.
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Cruickshank, J.
Mrs. A.
Delaney, L. T.
Douglas, Miss
Fleming A,
Pattison, Mr. and Mrs.
E. W.
Pearse, Dr. W. W.
children
Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Riggenbach, Madame
B. W.
Genglagan, Capt. and Robb, J. M.
Mrs, N. M. Gifking, Miss
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Schmits, A. R.
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1. E
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Manila-Per Tenn, 27th Mar, 3 P.3.
Yokobame, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.—Per Empreis of | Kemp, 0, China, 28th Mar, 10 A.M.
•
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1 P.M.
Tientsia Per Cheongthing, 29th Mar.,
2 P.M.
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Coby and Hello-Per SungAlang, 4th April,
Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin-Per Decane, 7th April, 11 A.M.
Wharry, Dr. and Mrs. Wharry, Miss Womack, A. S. Logan, WV, MacGregor, Mr. Phillip Womsck, Mrs.
PEAK.
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- Wakefuld, Mrs.
Waldow, Mrs. vOD Weiss, Miss M. Whitaker, Capt. and
Mr. and maid Whitted, Mr. & Mrs.
W.5.
Williams, Mixm
Wood, G. G.
Wright, Mr. & Mr. T.
Young, J. A.
CRAIGIEBURN,
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, E. Grant
R. J.
Barnett, H. J. O.. Cocker, Capt, and Mrs. Daan, G. H.
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Jameson, P. S.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs,.
Grant Smith, Percy Soppa, P.
Wabb, Mr. and Mrs, `
Montague
KOWLOON.
Daniel, Campbell
Ainslie, Dr. D. H. Charlton, R.N., Capt. Hall, A
and Mr. E. and Loury, Dr. and Mr.-
and children
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Condrey, Miss Adeline Reynolds, F, O.. Crawford, Mrs. A.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
March agrd, 1906, a.m.
Vladivostock. a.m. Nemuro......0 am. Hakodate
Tokio Kochi Nagasaki..... Kagoshima... Oshima Naha **** Ishigakijima.. Taihoku ..... Talchu.......... Taixan.........
Koshun ..... Pescadores...
#
J
32
..
Weihaiwol...9 But Gutzlaff
Sharp Penk...
Bar. Th. Hu Wind Wr.
Amoy 6.30 199 Swatow....19 am
Canto
+
Lang, Mr. Maitland, Mr. and Mrs. Hongkong...108.300
F..
Martin, R. Master, H. F. C. Mitchell, R. Moss, M.
Moxon, Mr. and Mrs. Neville, J. C. Allis, F. B.
Pollock, x.C., Mr.
Bawer, Capt. and Mrs.
Searle, Rov. G.
L. Scott, C. C.
Victoria Peak Gap Rock...
H
Macao........ 13 Haiphong... 11 Manile..........
Bacolod AID Hoito........ Cebu........
29.97 65
29.95 86
་
20.931 129.90
C. St. James to B,M)
March 24th, 1906, Kim,
Craddock, Mr. & Mre, Painter, Major & Mr. Daniel, Mr. Darling, Col. Engel, Mr. and Mrs. Gales, Capt. Gaspar, Mr. Gasier, E. Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Glacey, Mr.
-W, Douglas Hasan, Mr. and Mrs. Hassland, F.-A. Howard, Mr. and Mrs,
W. H. Hughes, Mr. Jacks, Mr. Jeffries, H. U.
oiling Lt. Col. Kayp, Major and Mrs. Kilaop. Capt. & Mrs. Knight,
Vladivostock. a.m.
Seymour, LL.Col and Nemuro...
Sinclair, A. Shinkwin, Capt.
Stokes, Mr. Vereker, Capt. & Mrs. Ward, Capt. The Hop, and Mr. M. R. O. Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M. Ishigakijima.
Whits, Dr. 10, 1. Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs.
• John Wonde, Mr. and Mr.
Van de
Woodward, Mr. & Mrs. Zehrmann, H. C
OCCIDENTAL..
Alix, G. Bar, Clifford Bax, Oscar Bettings, P. Blankenbarg, H. Campbell, D Campbell, Mr. & Mrs, Manidjer, C.
Lowe, Mr. & Mrs. J. C. Lowe, Miu Sisle Majer, Capt. and Mrs.
"N. J.
and 3 children Caspersen, B Chalmers, Mr. & Mrs. Owen, O. E.
Mailla-Par Zafro, 7th April, 11 AM, Vienria and Vancouver,(B,C)-Per Arnda
Shanghal Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama
Chambers, E. W. 18th April, 11 A.M,
Europa gladia, via Tuticorin-For Eichler, F. G
Bale, 17th April, 11 AM; Armand
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M
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Naba Taikoku Taichu....... Tainan
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29.8
29.88
Koshus.......
Pescadores...
Waibalwel am Gutrian
Sharp Peak...
*
30.0360 Amoy ............. 530 4|19.81|63|| Swalow......♥ am
Canion
H
Hongkong...206m|29.97 70
Victoria Poak Gap Rock ...
Macao
Haiphong...
Majer, Master W,
H
Maltitz, J
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29.9369
11
Munro, Miss A. Nye, 8.
Manila Bacolod
1
{30.00] m
Tailo
Porkin, J. Fi
Cabil
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D. St. James, 10 MAILĄ
Spamano, H, Bteen, Capt, M, G.
A Pillar Box has been placed at Pokfu-Gelman, Mr. and Miss Stevenson, Mr. & Mrs. lem Police Station,' I will be cleared daily at 2000
Thara will be a delivery of letters at Pokfa lam leaving the G. P. O, dally si 10, JOS/
March at March ng da
108.M.
29.88
Baronetowymin 30.01. Temperattire. Humidityääkseen) 93
Goal, D.
and children
Glehn, F,
Ushmano, A.
Jaho, R, Killion, O. Krill, G.
Veigelmann, Mr. P. Vogtland, F.
Vester, E.
Balufall,
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