THE TROUSSEAU OF PRINCESS
ENA.
BRAUTIFUL O'WNS MADE IN LONDON.
Princes Enn's & ture is built upon nåble lines. She is very tall, holds herself well, and is deve loped for bar 19 years. Her trousseau gowns "are planned to suit the girlish though well-
round figure.
Most of the skirts are untrimmed, falling in full and graceful folds. An exception to this is a white fancy net with low bodice and quite short, puffed sleeves, the shoulders surrounded by a berthe of white Ice just touched in the centre of the ottern with delicate hyacinth blue. The skirt, through which gleams à whita
silk stip, is trimmed with medallions of similar lace, the only relief to the snowy whiteness being the soft mauve-blue as described.
The belt is white sniin, shaped in folds to tha figure, and trimmed at the top in front with small bows of the satin Fe'da of white shiffon, ́kept very flat and caught down every few inches,
finish the top of the bodice above the lace.
LOVELY WHITE SILK GOWN.
A lovely gown made with a high, transparent yoke, is in white silk gauze with a check of very narrow black lines and, dotted all over with white silk points resembling the very fashionable French knots.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY MAY 10, 1900
Accor 'inuly the bridal tatire of wonderful white brocade and shimmering cloth of silver, adorned with fine embroidery produced by the
Steamers Expected.
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best workers in Madrid, is now being fashioned | Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. H. Kaesolo. Longe, Tremont (Shanghai ....D. & Co.... May In
in that city after a design which has been approved by the bride-elect and her mother.
After the ceremony the wedding dress will the duty of the Queens of Spain so to do, and the young English brincesi intends to carry nut the tradition of the country which is to be her future home.
There will be a delivery of letters at Pokfu-| Jackson, Mrs, and child lam leaving the G. P. O. daily at 10.30 am. King, Miss
The following may now be obtained- at the Genem). Post Office counter:-
Postal Guides, each, Parcol Post Tarif, each ......20.
.....30 cents.
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Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Heattie, M. P. Carruthers, Mr.
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Dr. and fathly Williams, G.
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Leask, Mr. Long, A. O. Longridge, Rev. and
From and alter the 1st January, rood,
them. A, A. Murtia, R.
be dedicated to the Church, as it is held to be warzt. Dr. Luttorff, Mrs. Mybre child and govar | Aw, MATH ***** | P, & O. Comay rate for Postcards from Australia to Hongkong Dalton. Me
Mackenzia and
trawns are being prepared for the Princess, Phillipa and baby, Mrs. Reodall, CEPT
Charming muslin, softest silk, and lace tea mostly trimmed with the exquisite face which Princess Heary of Battenberg inherited from Queen Victoria,
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B. Haranas Min E. H. C. Haranas, Capt. and Mrs. Hatton, Mr. H.. A. Hennage, Mrs. Heyne, Mr. Carl. Hoehle, Capt. J. Jensen, Mr. Verdia
Mesir. 5,
གསལ་བ་གསཔ། Kiuchi, M. Kawahara, Klisgaer and Mr. and Min Lange, Messrs. Liedike and Wakisa Mard Keelung... N. Y. K.... May 13 Lorinux, Mias Lauro, Dr. van Lisca, Oberstab Salarie Singapore.M. M. May 14 Japan... N. Y. K... May 14 ness Mr. D. Malden, Messrs, F. Meuthen, Yawata Mard. K Mr. and Mr. George Pashawur...
Singapore
N. Y. Moung To Thaung and D. C. Marsini, Mr. and America Maru: Japan... T. X. May Mrs. Nikolaif, Mesars. E. Farbury, E. Paulton, Yangtzappan P. & O. Co May 19 Pock and Perenaud, Mr. and Mim. G. H
Emp of Chica Vancouver. C. P. R. Co May Me, and
Colombo Maru]Singapore JN, Y. K... May 27 Mrs. Pampel and child, Mr.
Pragonla Astoria & A. Co May 17 and Mrs. Richter, Messrs. Rape and de Mongolia San Fasco P. M. Co... May 30 Roster, Misses M. P. Ross and E. R. Ross, China........... San F'ciscoP. M. Ca... May 30 Capt
Ruta, Mr. and Mrs. Straessle, Mrs.
and child, Mr. Seah Eng Choe, Mr. and Mrs. child, Miss Colla A. Saine, Mr. Sungth, Messrs. H. A. E. Thomson and E. G. Mr. G Capt. Terfaho,
A Vahlkampf, H. Wills, Mr. and Mrs. Willmuss and children, Mr. T': Weber, Mr. and Mrs. O. Weigel and governess, Mestra. 1. Walter, Yates, Mr. and Mrs. E. Zabel, and Mr. C. Zung.
THE Duchess of Bedford, hu been awardeder and child, Mr. Roland
SHOT MILE family. Mr.
Vol1 and
the highest decoration of the French Soclele Nationale d'Acclimatation, for her success in scclimatising deer, and antelopes at Woburn Abbey. That she should indulge in tara cats, splendid dogs, and horses is not surprising. and Mrs. But as she walks about the estate a gorgeous her, zebras will answer her call, and many Reeve's pheasant will come and sigut about strange animals, from the Indian blue cow to the pigmy goat will crowil about her for atten tion. The deer of Woburn Abbey, in their number and variety, are probably unequalled in any collection,
One of the mast treasured possessions of the 1ite Canon Tristram, the famous ornithologist, was an ordinary soda-water bottle which played a not unimportant part in his adventurous
upon what he thought was a lizard on the
The daintily-made bodice is set jato a yoke her. Once, when on his travels, he seized of white embroidered lace, with collar rising and, but it proved to be a deadly horned viper. high in the neck,' and points of the lace trimis Greek boatman scared almost out of the ming the sleeves. The material is in quits a life, offered no assistance. Suddenly expying an empty soda-water battle, the cannon, with new design, and though ineffably soft, being composed of the finest wont and silk, bas à
consummate presence of mind, forced the head- of the reptile down the neck, and slowly un- witness that gives it character. The s'eeves
coiled from his hand the remainder of its are in deep puffs, that come well below the el- anatomy. When he regained his ship he filled bows, and are finished off with embroidered lace. the battle with whisky, and from that day to this
the viper has heen in good spirits.
All the dresses are very up-to-date, ne ba- hoves the future Queen of Spain, yet all ela- borated mariness has been avoided. Nothing could be simpler than a loug, trailing gown of Parma mauve crêpe-de-chine, very silky of textuge, which is made with an untrimmed skin. My
The cut is purely princess, and there is a bolero of beautiful mauve and amethystine embroidery which falls almost to the waist, a
charming piece of colering. The puffed sleevas droop to the elbows, and ate quite untrimmed.
THE PRINCESS'S FAVORITE CʻLÓR, The favorite color of Princess F à ought to be, if it is not, pale blue, for it is the tint that enhances her fair coloring, fly tinted pink and creamy 'cheeks, her large blue eyes, and masses of soft fair hair. A white satin gown in the troussenu is effectively trimmed with blue chiffon velvet in this color.
Shipping.
Arrivals.
Waihora, Br. 8.4., 1,267, W. Brown, 9th May, Singapore 3d May, Gen-Chiness. Lyeemoon, Ger. 6., 1.925. Th. Lehmang, 9th ‚ May,—Wuhu 5th May, Rice.-H. A. L Hanoi, Fr. s., 739, 1. Merlees, 9th May,
Holbow 8th May, Gen.-A. R. M. Daigi Maru. Jap. s... 1,568, S. Tagami, 9th
May, Swatow 8th May, Gen -O. S. K. Vandalia, Ger. 13.5., 8,169, Haase, toth May,—
Shanghai 7th May, Gen.-14, A. L. Kalgan, Br. 1, 1.143, Lawis, anth May,
Canton 9th May, Gen.-B. & 8, Fri, Nor. 5, 860, C. Wagle, 10th May,
Chinking 5th May, Rice. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Daphne, Ger, B., 1,225, F. Schipper, roth
May-Saigon 6th May, Rice and Gen.- H.A. L.
İlyson, Br. ... 4,323, J. A. Davies, 10th May,
Singapore sthay, Gen.-R. & K
The skirt is bordered with 'ʼn deep band of it, and the folded belt is if the same, The full bodice is gathered into a low square of cream. colored Ince, which makes a straight line across the chest, the lace cuússing the shoulders at:††Glaucus, Br. 5.4, 3,599, A. D. Baker, toth right angles with this line.
Always a picturesque form of bodice, this will lose nothing on the classically moulded shoulders and well-shaped neck of the youthful Princess, whose arms,rèsemble in tutline those of her grandmother, Queen Victoria, celebrat- ed for the exquisite curves of her hands and
arms.
A FASHIONABLE MATERIAL.
Crepe-de-chine is not only a very fashionable material Just now, but it seems to be a great favorita with Princess Ena. One of her gowns. is in pale blue crepe-de-chine, and it is distin- guished by a very beto ́iful embroidery in pastel blue sequins, which forms a band across the top of the bodice, în I alen lightly trime the sleeves at the top
The painted belt is com, aged of the sequin embroidery, with a handsoms ornament in front composed of fuge cibechons in pastel blue, surrounded by muses of embri lery in the shaded sequins.
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An Empire coat of black-faced cloth is one of the items of the trousseau. It is lined with white silk, and, han a square collar of white cloth trimmed with silk braid, and piped, with black and white silk. The edges are daintily finished with a narrow black-and-white em- broidery, which with the graduated ends of the ellar is carried down the stents of the hem of the coat.
The cuffs are trimmed to match. Large butions of cat steel fasten the garment in front, and ornament the back. The fronts can be worn clased or thrown upen, and kept so by beat little black velvet strips.
TAILOR COSTUME.
A tailor costume in a small black-and-white check has two skirts, one a long one with high corselet, and made with a haxplent back and front. The bem finished with several rows of stitching. The short skit is in the new. design with seven gores, and is meant for country wear. The seams overlap, and the whole style of it is absolutely simple.
The bolaro cost to be worn with these is trimmed with white cloth sown wth narrow lines of braid and small oxydised buttons. The fronte сар be rolled back, when they show a dainty trimming in black and white. The sleeves, long enough to come below the elbows, are finished with cuffs of the white cloth, braided with black.
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A second bolero costume is in Donegal frieze, in a soft tone of pale Wedgwood blue. The boloro is long enough to reach the waist, and fits tightly to the figure. The fronta Are finely embroidered by land in white or pale. blue cloth, and the coat is finished with fancy braid, brought over the shoulders and carried to the waist in long lines.
COAT AND WRAP..
A long coat of the frieze is finished without a collat. The skist is heavily gored, and has Insors of the pleated cloth above the kocek la order to give it fulness. The seams are strap- ped.
A handsome wrap is in cream-colored cloth, loosely pleated and very full, so that it can be worn over on elaborable gown without crush ing it. It is trimmed with rich frish guipure
appliqué, with handsome gold embroidery in a trefoil design. The wing sleeves are in the pleated cloth.
The dresses have been made by Miss An drews, of George's Manchester-saithe tallor coats and skirts by Nicoll, of Regent-st.
May, Singapore 5th May, Gen.-14. & S. Bourbon, Fr. s.s., 997, Le Bail, pik May,—
Sigon th May, Gen.-Man Fat. Chunsang. Br. 5.5., 1,477. Cox, foth May.-- Samarang 30th May, Sugar-,, M. & Co,
Clearances at the Harbour Office. Watching, for Swatow, Mestonethshire, for Saigon. Fed, for Canton. Gloucus, for Shanghai, Skosky Maru, for Swatow. Kalgan, for Tsingtao. Bywon, for Shanghai.
Hanoi, for Kwong-chow-wan. Ter, for Calcutta. Muiñora, for Amoy,
Dapartares. May 10.
Nonu, for Yokohania. Manila, for Singapore. Thelma, for Hongay. Prim, for Bangkok, Guekwar, for Shanghai, Brand, for Saigen. Tripasi, for Swatow. Huickow, for Carton. Cranley, for Dothan, Shosh Mary, for Swatów. Watching, for Coast Ports. Fechow, for Shanghai. Merionethshire, for Saigon. Lycemoon, for Canton.
Passengers arrived.
Per Waikora, from Singapore-130 Chinese, Per Empress of Japan, for Vancouver, &c → Dr. and Mrs. Wharry, Miss Wharry, Sir, and Mr. Percy Ashton, Count Bismarck-Balien, Count Arnism, Mr. C. A. Weber, Dr. and Mrs. Parks, Misses M. Moah, M. Connell, Fir Pobl. Pallar, Mrs, and Miss
Keysworth, Mr. and Mrs. Racsniss Sharp, Mr. and Mrs. Beaumont, Messrs. A. T. Smith, D. W. Rodger, Mr. and Mrs. Richards, Mix, Dickson and children, Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, Miss Hancock, Messrs W. H. Graham, A. R. Pilkington, the Misses Pilkington,
Messrs.
P. Ward, J. C. Also H.
Haywood, M. and Miss Montagué Dean. Mr. Hug, Miss Hall, Mr. Copper,
Vessels in Port. STEAMERS,
Anglo Saxon, Br. 3.3., 2,671, C. Moore, 9th May,
Cardiff 16th Mar., Coal-Admiralty. Atlantic, Am. a.s., 961, 1. Garcia, 5th May,
Iloilo, P.I. 1st May, Sugar-BALL Bomeo,
Ger. 8.5., 1,344, F. Sembill, 4th May, Sandakan 29th April, Timber and Gen. ---M. & Co.
Choysang, Br. ss., 1,242, T. W. Selby, 9th May-Canton 8th May, Gen.-J., M. &
Co.
Clara Jebsen, Gez, 81, 1,103, J. Iwersen, 7th
May,-Bangkok 30th May, Rice.-J. & Co. Coptic, Br...s., 2,744, Wm. Finch, R.N.R., and
May, San Francisco 31st May, Honolule 7th April, Yokohama zoth, Kobo azad Nagasaki 24th, and Manila 30th, Mails and Gen.-D. & O. S. S. Co. Elisabeth Rickmers, Ger. 8, 997, W. Bote-
fuhr, 5th May,-Kohsichang 28th April,
Rice and Wood.-B. & S. Emma Luyken, Ger. ... 1.159, G. Coroand, 4th May,-Saigen 30th April, Rice and Gen.-E. A. T. Co.
Eskdale, Br. 8.3., 1,926, G. W. Duff, 8th May,
Moji 4th May, Geo.A. M. Essabhoy. Falk, Nor. 8.4, 1.389. G. M. Gundersen,
May, Borneo 28th April, Timber, S., W.
& Co.
Gregory Apear, Br. s.8., 2,961, S. H. Belson,
4th May-Calcutta via Penang and Singa
pare 18th April, Gen.-D. S. & Co., Ld. aus Wayner, Ger, .., 965, J. Kayemand, 3rd May,-Iloilo 29th April, Sugar.-L., W. & Co.
Huc, Fr. s.., 705, Godinau, 7th May,
Haiphong and Hoihow 6th May, Gen.-A. R. M.
Ischin, Ital. ; 2,874, D. Giuseppe, 6th May,
Bombay 1716 April, Gen.-C. & Co.
Post Office,
A Mail will alone for !--- Quong-chow-wan, Hollow, Pakhoi and Haiphong-Per Fanch, 11th May, 9 A.M.
Bangkok-Per Elisabeth Rickmers, 11th May, 10 A.M.
Taingiau, Chefoo and Newekwang - Per Kelgas, 11th May, 10 M.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Bono- lulu and San Francisco-Per Coptic, 11th May, 11 AM,
Singapore, Penang and Bombay-Fer Fechia, rith May, NoON.
Macao-Per Hrungskon, 11th May, 1.15 2.0, Manila-Per Yarniang, 11th May, 3 P.. Singapore-Per Vandalia, 11th May, 3 P.M. Swatow and Shanghai-Per Hopsang, 11th May, '3 P.M.
Bangkok-Per Madeleine Rickmers, tith May, S
P.M
Amoy-Per Rajaburi, 11th May, 5 P.M. Chinklang-Per Kwangre, 11th May, 5 P.M. Manila-Per Rub, 12th May, 11 A.M. Kudat and Sandakan-Per Borneo, 17th May,' 15 A.M.
Macao-Per fleungsion, 12th May, 12.15 F.M. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta l'er Gregory Apear, 12th May, a P.M.
Chefag and Tientsin-Per Hwishow, with May,
Shanghai-Per Choyrang, 13th May, 5 P.M. Swatow, Slogapore and Bangkok Per Machew, 12th May. $P.M.
Bangkok Per Sandakan, 13th MB, 9 A.M. Nagasaki and Vladivostock-Per. Daphne, 14th May, EXAM.
Macao-Por Heungshan, Ith Way, 115 P.M. Paone, Be. India pa Tinkuni-Per Polynesien, 15th May, 11 A
Macao-Per Heungikan, 15th May, 1.15 P.M. Cebu and Iloilo-Per Susgklong, 15th May, 3.
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Mitchall, R.
and Mrs. Me, and HN.
ngol, Mr. and
Mrs. PRE
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A. Gi Bawer, Capt and flas Seymour, Lt-Ch£;; maaf
Mrs.
and British Postal Agencies in China is one Panny instead of ons penny and half penny,
Gales, Capt. Mails for Canton, Samshui, Wschow Graham, Mr. and Mrs. and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 Douglas every morning. Macao will be closed at 6 am, and that for lacks, Mi.
On Sundays the mail for Hareland, F.A. Canton at ga.m.
Johnston, L. A. M. Mails for Namtao, Sanbae, Kongmoon, Į Jones, Patrick Kumchuk, Bamshui, Wuchow and Canton Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Sinclair, A. every evening at 5pm. On Sundayı the malls
E. S.
Skotlows, Mr. & Mrs. will be closed at 9am.
Kaye, Major and Mrs. Watson, Mr. & Mrs, M. No mall will be closed for Canton on Sator day evening.
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.
HONGKONG,
Anderson, Mn, K. Arnold, Į Ashley, Miss M. S. Baird, Mr. and Mrs. Baltiscombe, H. G. Beattie, R. B...
Bell, H.M., Engr.-Lieut.
H. F.
Mr. & Mr. S.
Hewatty Hon, and Mrs.
E. A. Hollingsworth, Mr. &
Mrs.
Howlett, A. Humphreys, W. M. Hunt, E. É. K. Hunter, R. Innes, Capt. R. Jameson, Mr. J. W.
Jungins, G. Katsch, E. A.. Kerckhoff, Mr. & Mr
R.
Kerr, F.
Belilios, Mr. and Mrs.
and maid Biervliet, A. Von (Vice- Jaki, J. P. F
Consul for Belgium) Birbeck, R. J. Elshop, L. C. Bisney, Binney, Miss Bissell, W. 5.
F. G. Brighton, Broughall, L. Brunschwig, Edm. ump, Mr. O, W. Bump, Miss E. S.
M.O.. Clark, T.
Knox, Mr. and Mrs. L, Laing, A. H. Lee-Jones, J. W.
. Marriott, Dr. O.
McDonagh
W. J. McKay, T.D. Millet, P.
P. L.
Moore, Dr, W. B, A.
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Newborn, R. H.
T.W.
OD, A. G.
E. A.
Lt. Oliffe, O. C.
Packer, B. L.
Parfitt, W.
Patey, Mrs. E. O.
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Mrs.
Peake, W.
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Parkins, Mr. and Mrs.
T. L.
Clarke, W. G. Clegg, R., Eng. and Mr. H, 1 Cochran, Mrs. ). W. Cochran, Miss Cockins, Mr. and
J. B. W. Colvin, H. E.. Connard, E. Vou Corbelt, Mrs. F.
Per
100
Corrie, Miss
| Crook, A, B,
Cruickshank, A. Davies, F. O. Devenson, Mr.
Pigott, C.
and Powell, W. A.
| Kintowsky, Mr. & Mrs. White, Dr. & Mrs, M. T
F.
Keight, Mr. Lang, Mr.
Woodward, Mr. & Mr.
Zobrmann, H, C.
GRATDIEBURN,
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, E. Grant
R. J.
Barnett, H. J. O. Brown, C. A.
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A.
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grat
Smith, Percy. Soppa, P.
Webby Mr. and Mrs
Montague
Jameson, P. S. . Young, J. A.
OCCIDENTAL
Brumfield, Hr. & Mrs. McGren, J. P.
F. T.
Cooke, G.
Keyt, Dr. F.
Hohnel, Dr. M.
Krill, G.
Hyndmano, Dr. M. Losberby, Robert
Majer, Master W.
Munro, Miss A. Owen, O. E.
Parts, Mr. and Mrs. E. Schmidt, Dr. M. Schneider, Mr. & Mrs.
T. and child Vorster, E:
Vosslor, Mrs. Rudolf
Majer, Capt. and Mrs. Williams, W. P.
N. J.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER,' May 9th, 1906, n.m.
Vladivostock. Nemuro......
Hakodate ... Tokią ********* Kochi Nagasaki... Kagoshima... Oshima...... Naha Ishigakijima. Taihoku...... Taichu.... Tainan
Kashun ...... Pescadores...
Weihaiwoi...9
Roach, Mr. J. S, and Gotzlaff
Deuntrer, S. and child Roe, Mrs. M. Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Donald, R. H.
Manila-Per Towing, 15th May, 1 P.ắt, Awa Afaru, 15th May, 5 P.M.
Singapore, Penang and Columbo
Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama—Per Nikko Mary, toth May, 11 AM.
Macao-Per Heungsham, 16th May, 1.15 P.M. Singapore, Penns
and Calcutia Per Lai. rang, 16th May, 2 P.M.
Macro-Ter Heungthan, 17th May, 5.15 PM. Honolulu cod San Francisco-Per Siberia, Shanghai, Nagasaki. Kobe, Yokohama, May, Calcetta 24th April, Penang and
Doolittle, F. H. May, Singapore 3rd May, Gen. M. & Co. Muchew, Ger, s.8, 995, H. Harjes, 9th May,-
Macao-Per Hengthan, 18th May, 1.15 P.M. | Douglas, Capt. & Mrs. Manila, Madeleine Rickmers, Ger. s. 1,020 St Melbourne. Adelaide and Perth Per
Bangkok 1st May, Rice.-B. & S.
Thursday Jalal, Townsville, Bria-Dowley; W. A. har Sutney, laban ninceton, New Zea. Downing, Mr. and Mrs.
and infant Simansen, 7th May, Bangkok ayth April, Fawnia Maru. 18th May, 3PM,
Ejostmana, W.
Liaisati Br. 3.5, 3,460, 1, M. B. Lake, 9th
Rice.-B. & B,
·
Mandal, Nor. 5.5., 1,194, E. Erichsen, 8th May, -Chefon 3rd May, Gen.-Wan Tai Long. Mausank
Br. 15, 1,644, R. Houghton, 8th May-Bandakan 3rd May, Timber and
M. & Co
Rajaburi,
+81b
24 A.M.
Formor, A., Inda, la Tuticorin-Per Delhi, 19th May, I AM
Geek. 4. 1,189, Roseipky, 5th May, 10th May, 7 P.M
Bangkok and Hoihow 4th May, Rico. B. & 5.
Rubi, Br. 8.5., 1,619, W. G. Lawann, 7th May, -Manila ih May, Gen.-S. T. & Co. Saint Bride, Br. 6.5, 2,514, W. Nicoll, zoth
April.-Cardiff 8th Mar., Coal-Govern
ment.
Sandakan, Ger. 6.9., 1,793, Wending, jih May,
Shale Bangkok 28th April, Rice, M. & C
Br. 1.8, 1,078, J. R. Scoti, 8th May, -Saigon 3rd May, Rice-Wo Fat Sing. Siberia, Am, s. 5,655, A. Zeeder, 7th May
San Francisce 7th April, and Yokohama 26th, Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. S, Co. Sungkiang, Br. .s., 98%, G. H. Pennefather, 25th April-Iloilo 20th April, Sugar,—B, & S. Tailu, Ger. 5 5., 1,065, C. U berfeldt, 12th April, -Swatow 11th April,, Ballast.—E. A. T.
Co.
Tartar, Br. 5.8., 2,768, W. Davison, 2.N.A., 4th May, Vancouver 3rd April, and Shanghai 30th, Gen.-C. PR. Co.
Tyr, Nor. 413. O. Nilsen, čth May,-
Moji joth April, Coal,--Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Yuensang, Br. 8.8., 1,128, P. H, Rolfe, 7th May, Manila 4 May, Gen.-1, M. & Zoroaster, RK, 8, 2,383, 1. Evan, 7th May,
Christmas Island 28th April, Geo.-M. B. K.
Co.
Kowloon
DOCK RETURNS.
HONGKONG AND WHAMPDA DOCKS, U.S.S. Barry....NA
at U.S.. Bainbridge Brand.. Allamaų, spun Loangwo ...... Songkiang... Recomme Hue **** Amiral de Beaumont, nr | Hslphong
and Mr. Laying, Mỵ, and Mrs. Floit, Mr. Gor. don Shaw, C. H. Thompson, Mr. and Mr. Breedin, Messrs. A. R. Johnson Mr and Mrs.
evia. Messrs. Mandle, Era. Hamer, Dady, Tinde. Capt. Ord, Messra. Luders, Car'owitz) Marshall, Mrs, D. Bawley, and Mr. Douglas
Graham.
Per Bourbon, from Saigon-271 Chinese.
Passengers departed..
Per Reox, for Shanghai-Mears. H. H. Girardel, Biebermann, H. Stephens, Sequeira, Ozorio, Frendenhamme, Mr. and Mrs. Black, Misses Koffmann, Mrs. Guedes, Mr. and Mrs. Moose, Mrs. Nuke, Mr. and Cohen, Mr. and Mrs. Allum, and Mr. and Mrs. D. Crux. For Nagasaki-Mr. and Mrs. Thesaki, Miss Dio, and Mr. Chau Ngan. For Kobe-Messrs. Pan Lun Seng, Ng Chung Yue, and Mr. and Mrs. Grenwood, For Yokohami-Miss L. Lungari, and Mr. F. J. H. Stone..
Heim.....
"Cosmopolitan
SHANGHAI.
Dock,
Manila-Per Zafiro, 19th May, 11 AM. Macao-Hrungskum, 19th May, 115 P.M.; Singapore, and Sourabaya Per Chunang, Wine R Illa, quía Turiratin Prins Henrick, 23rd May, 15 A.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe. Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, (D.C.)-Per Tartar, 23rd May, 11 A.M.
Moļi, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tacoma, Waib.-Per Tremont, 26th May,
21 AN.
Manila, Simpsoahafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herbenshohe, Matugs, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Per Willshad, 19th May, 10 a. Caledonien, 29th May, 11 A.M
Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-Par
W.H.
Quin, J.
Kauney, F. O.
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Mr. E.
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Bernard, W. L. Singapore, Penang and Colombo - Por Bouton, Dr. and Mrs. Samuki Maru, 29th May, 3 P.M.
Bouton, Miss Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island,
Brisbane, Breyfogle, Dr. & Mrs. Cooktown, Cairns, Towerville, Sydney Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelairin and Perth-Per Trinas, Chan, M
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Dudley, Mr. 2nd June, A.M.
Ehrhardt, Capt. W. Entone, &,, ' India, wła "Tuticorin- Per Mr. C. F. Halaxie, 12th June, 11 A.4.
It is hereby notified that on and from the
Miss Gravel, Mr. and Mrs.
6th instant, the rate of postage on letters from Hanchett, Mr. & Mrs. Hongkong and British Postal Agencies in China
Hanchett, Mias -
to Egypt and the Sundan was reduced to 4 Harrick, Mr. and Mr cents for nach half ounce or fraction thereof.
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HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
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Rhipiut, Solasts, Hellopollo,
Sandpiper April-Alcinous, Per Willehad, for Yokohama Messrs. C. | Glinsk, Casademunt, Jones, Smith, Ryder, Nagata, Zeng, Formosa, Idomeness, Tonkin. 1st May Taku Festan, Fow Kit Shua and Le Yung U. -Ambria, Palma, Peleus, Para, Preussen,
Soronin, Telemachus, Benavon. 5th May Afax, Benvorlich, Oceanian, Varona, Silesia, Vich (Ger) Prins Regent Lutibold, Jyo Maru, Rhei of Maine, Neba, Swanley, wanta. 8th May-Radnorshire, Indrant, Den Whiting
Widgeon... Arrivals at Home-3rd April-Bechuana, Woodcock... Antenor, Brisgavia, Zisten, Indrapura, Wdlark April-Patkan, Tourans, 11th April-Ping Thistle- Sury, Kouang Si, Oopach, Binarty, 14th April-Sumatra, 17th April-Prixnu Alice St. Boda, arat April-Coulidon, Ben- Oceanten, agth April-Indramays.
Per Sechset, for Bremen, &-Messrs. C. Albert and F. 1 5. Alisch, Mr. and Mrs. B. illaernend.I and children, Mr. Bueller and Broad, Mr. and Mrs. Bettin and children, Dr. J. family, Messrs. 1. Bahrdt, A. Brenneke and Biggar, Measts. H. de Blank, A. Blass, Boljahr, W. Cornfield, Conscience, G. Chaus R. Dulan, G. Diestel, J. J. Dawe, S, M. B. de l'Escaillie do Lier and A. B Edelstein. being prepared in Madrid. Spanish etiquette Miss Friesenbare inde, Falck, Fahr, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fabri and child10,
BRIDAL DRESS BEING MADE IN SPAIN. The bridal attire of her Royal Highness is
requires that the King of Spain, should present
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Goodliff and children, Capt. Gavin, Mr. and
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Lisut-Commander H. B. Cox
Lieut.-Commander R, Henniker-Heaton
Licut-Commander W. H. Darwall
Captain S. V. V. de Horsey ... Captain C, F. Thursby
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Licut Commander E. V.F. R. Dugmore Lieut-Commandes F. B. Noble ... Liont-Commander J. Kiddie Commander C. H. Monro
Lient Commander Robert E. Vaughan Lieut, Commander Hr Allay Lient-Commander J. TIA.
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Lieut-Commander E, Bacrelan
Licut-Commander Stevenson
Commander R. W. Gianniot
Liput-Commander C, E. L. Thomas
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Lleat-Commander R. M. B. West