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Shipping Reports.
SATURDAY,
JULY 7 1906.
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS,
HONGKONG.
Arrivals at Home! June-Neckar, Yed Str. Prometheus from Bangkok :—Strong W. 1 do, Besledi, 5th Jun —Ifachaon, Bingo Maru, Sw. wind and rain, strong current going s
Persta, Verong. 4th Juno-Kintuck, Shimosa, Agamemnon, Kewachi Maru, nth Jusc~ Adems, P. R. Sentgamdin, Poʻyrat
yretion. 1516 June-Sachsen. reth June-Socotru, 19th June-Longeer, Ben Anderson, Mra, K. gloe, Sackson, and June-Manila. 22nd June Arnold, J."*"
Bellerophon. 26th Juno-Bantawers, 30th Ba rd, Mr. & Mr, J, C. June-Cairdonien, Prins fieinrich, 4th July Bautiscombe, H. G. -Pink lainrich, Awa Maru, Benlaters, Beattie, R. B. Urmston Grange, Calchas, 6th July-Indra wadi, Marionsišktre, Segovia.
Longues for blasphemy or swearing" A cept. ury later these punishments were still in use, and others, such as stopping grog, had been added. One punishment that was most dread- ed I was ducking across a crowbar. The offend. Sir. Haimus from Swatow :-Fresh SW. er was tied to a crowbar, which was sicknam nd "the chair." This was ruspended from the
monsoon and high SW. swell, cloudy, showery, yard-arm by a tope, and the man let down into Str. Amara from Hongay-Light variable the water. The waight-of-the-bar-naturally winds in Tonquin Gulf, fresh S to SW. winds prevented him from
able being
float as ho
as he and considerable sea from Bainan Straits to could when ducked u der
circum. uder ordinary
pert. duckies. and the duch
•WAB, therefore, more more often fatal. But 'g was the
to
rough and muc punishnent. Even al
lowing for the exaggeration of such writers an Jucie Saulyface, Ned Ward, and others of their type, we can be quite sure that the flogging carried on by many of the *captains in the eighteenth century was unnecessarily brutal, ruffian is quoted by Mr. Masefield in "Sea Life in Nelson's Time" as having once described flagging as "Nothing but an 'O and a few 'Oh my God's!' and then you can put an your. shitt There was
was also the punish.
most
ment of flogging through the fleet, which was much more severe than an ordinary Blogging. and was only given for the offences of striking an admiral, a commodore, or other officers of high rack, or for attempting to escape in cir
umstances which aggravated the offence,
Modern punishments afhe
lenient, mure though not, we may be sure, less efficacious Cell is, in fact, the usual punishment for
fences There is a story told of a ship's cor- poral who was fond of using long words, and nce found a man on the lower deck scouring and polishing one of the steel stanchions in quite a leisurely manner. "Now then," cried The
polishing that corporalYou're not
stan ⚫hion sufficient alacrity," " Course I
Laint," the blue)
his superiors, I'm a-clean- ing it with brick and sil." His little jake cost
m ten days' cells. The punishment of mast heading is much less resorted to nowadays. On cold winter's night it was, perhaps, rather a cruel trial to serd a young boy
ying to score off file superior. Very fond of
Jay
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to the foretop sail yard, but in the sum- mer the delinquent could often get very pleasant hour's sleep comfortably reated be tween the tie-blocks. There was a certain captain, who now holds flag rank, who will probably remember to this
the unruly set of midshipmen I had in one of his ships, whom he succeeded in mastheading in spite of the instructions forbidding the punishment. Ile ordered the offender to the foretop-gallant masthead to see how many turns there were in the scizings of the shroud; then when the number had been duly reported he was sent to the spanker gaff end; then over the bows to the dolphin striker, and so on. By the end of
bern reduced to something like subjection Another ingenious punishment was invented by af st lieutenant for dealing with men who upet paint or otherwise made dirty marks on the deck. They were set to scrub the spot every day for a week with their slay's portion of grog, and though the mark had disappeared long before they had done the second scrub, they were kept at a by the comparal of the watch, amid the jeers of their mestmates, which acted, perhaps, na more powerful deterrent than the loss of the ging.
Shipping
Arrivals.
Spatia, Kier, 5.5, 4,148, Mafetros, fit July.—
Penang and Singapore 30th Jane, Gen.- H. A. L.
Halmun, Br. 4.5, 636, A. ). Rabsqn, 6th July.
-Swatow 5th July, Gen.-D., L. & C. Knojo Man, Jab. 5, 41, K. Hashimoto, 6th July,—from Moji, Coal --N, Y. K.
[180 Taikusan Maru, Jap. s.5, 3,216, T. Ota, 6th
"Now that the use of the "cat" bis been
Juły, Kuchinoizu 151 July, Coal,—M. It K.
Tjimahi, Dut., 5.5, 2,475, N. de Birousers, "6th
July, Amoy 5th July, Gen.—J. C. J, L.
suspended in the "avy one of the ancient Changchew, Br. ss., 1,200, J. Whyte, f July
punishments meted out to unruly seamen has passed into the list of things that have been In the earlier days of the history of the Navy ́some of the punishments awarded for the most trivial offences were brutal in the extreme, and they were certainly not all recognised by the "Black Book of the Admiralty" This his torical book was popularly, but erroneously, ...supposed to be a register of the delinquencies of Naval Officers set down with more or less accuracy by an Admiralty clerk. As a matter
Cöf fact, it was a enda ní maritime laws and .customs, introduced from' the laws of Oleran by Richard I. It was fust in the early part of the nineteenth century, and a fresh code com- piled with much tabour from various manu. scripts in the British Vuseum. The laws of Oleron provided, among other punishments, one that later became keelhauling. The mariner was forbidden to remove his clothes, except when in a port for wintering, and the penalty for disobedience was that for each offence he was to be plunged into the sea from the yard-arm three times, and after the third offence he was to forfeit his pay and any share he had in the freight of the ship.
In a volume published in 1685 we get further Information on the subject of punishments It. appears to have been the duty of the boatswain to see all offenders punctually punished, either at the capstan by the bilbocs or with ducking at the main-yard-arm. Panishment at the capstan consisted in...hing the offender to one of the bars with his arms extended and a basket of bullets suspended round his neck. Ducking at the main yard-arm is self-explan atory, but the author
adds. If the offence foul, he is also drawn under the very keel of the ship, which they term keel-raking, and being thus under water, a Great Pieco is given fire unto, right ever his Head, as well to astop- ish hira with the thunder thereof, which proveth most offensive to
him, as 10
14 to give warning to all others to look out and beware." Pelty pilfer ogs and knaveries" of the ships boys were Punished with the rodgusually on a Monday moreing..
be
The Calender of Domestic State Papers in the time of Charles II, records the punishment awarded to Robert Johnes, boat- wain of the Francis, for embezzling stores. He
was ordered to
to be rowed from Chatham Dockyard to one of itis Majesty's ships with the usual ceremony of drum-beating at the head of the
boat, hie crime written in capital letters and fixed on his head, breast, and back; with a rope from the yard arm round bis neck
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Singapore 30th June, Sugar-foo Teck
Seng.
Taming, Br. 15, 1,350, A. W. Outerbridge, 6th July-Manila 4th July, Gen:-B. & S. Amara,, Br. 3.9., 1,505, C.-J. Mattock, 6th July.
-Hongay 4th July, Coal-J., M. & Co. Prometheus, Nor. s.s., 1,023. O. Karnelinser. 6th July-Bangkok vin Swatow 5th July, Rice.-N. Y. K Numantia, Ger. 5.5, 4,387, Feldmann, 7th
July, Portland, Qu, gih June, Gen,—P. & A. 5. S. Co.
Kowloon, Ger. 5.5, 2,326, H. Stebt, 7th July, ---Wakamatsu 1st jul-, Cools,—H. A. L.
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STNAMERY, Aberlour, ir..., 1,681, P R.. Barnet, 20th Jube, Moji zand Jane, Goal-D. & Co., Ld. Ambria, Ger... 5.239. Wilnausberg, sth
Jant, Moji 30th June, Coal.-H. A. L. Apenrade, Ger., .., 611, H. N. Gantard, th
July,Pakhoi 3rd June, and Haihow 4th, Gen.-I. & Co.
3rd
Benaven, Fr. 12. 2,149, A. W. S. Thomo; July, Moji 28th June, Coal-S., T. & 2,400, Pritchard, aznd
Ben
SAMAN S.W. 31st May, Cont.
-S., T. & Co..
Catherine Apcar, Br. 1.5 1.730 M. DA Thomas, 5th July,--Calcutta 20th June, Penang 26th, and Singapore 28th, Gen.- D. S. & Co., Ld.
Chowin, Ger. 1.3., 1,055, J Spiesen, 2nd July,
Kohsichang 16th June, Rice.-B. & S. Daigi Maru, Jrp. 1.8, 1,568, S. Tagami, zod July,-Swataw 1st July, Gen.-O. S. K. Dakola, Am. 4., 13.305/ E. Francke, and July-Seattle 7th June, and Shanghai 29 b, Gen.-N. YK
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P.M.
Haiphong Fer Johanne, 9th July, 10 A.M. ' Macao-Yar Hangshan, 9th July, 12.15 P.M. Keelung, Shanghai, Mali, Kobe, Shimizu, Marsh, th July, 3 5.94.le, Wash.-Per Tosa Batavia, Cheribou, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macassar-Per Timaki, 9th July, P.M.
Singapore, Penang and Bombay -- Per fichia, 10th July, 10 A.M.
Europe,
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Macao-Per Haungshan, 10th July, 12.15 P.M. Manila--Per Taming, toth July, 3 P.. Shanghal-Per Yockos, 10th July, 3 P.M.
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Derwent, 132, & 6., 1663, J. Jenkins, 4th July
Saigon 30th June, Rice and Gen.-Chi- Empress of Japan, Br. 8, 3,039. Henry Pybus, R.N.R. 3rd July, Vancouver 11th Jone, and Shanghai ist July, Mails and Gen.-C. F. R. Co. Hans
Gen. 1, 96, J. Kageman, zoth na Wagner, Ger. th June, Rice.-L., F.&
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Bell, R.; Engr.-Lieut.
H. F. Biervliet, A. Van(Vica-
Innes, Capt. R. Jumeson, Mrs. J. W.
Joughin, J. C. Joki, J. P. F.
Komp, Mis.A. S. King, C. H. Kopp; A. Laing, A. H. Les-Jones, J. W,
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J. E. Miller, P. L.
Vament, Mr. An. J.
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Mr.
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Fuller, Mr.
Capt.
Pearton, R. W,
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
C. B.
Stephens, Miss H.
Steventon, R.
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Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Moxon, Mr. and Mrs. on, F. B.
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Scarpart, M.
Mis F. E.
Yokoham
and Vancouver, B.C.-Pet Empress
/ Japan, 11th July, to A.M.
Moji,
Kobe, Yokohama and Portland, Or., Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H. July, 10 AM. Per Numantia, 11th
Europe, &c, India, via Talicorin-le Doolittle. F. H.. Roon, 11th July, 11 A.M.
and Mr.
Macao-Per Faungshan, t1th July, 1.15 P. Dowley: * M !.
Downing, T. C. Einstmann, W. Evan-Jones, Dr. and
r. F child; 11. J.
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Weihaiwei, Chefoe and Tienisin Per Huichew, 12th July, 3 P.M.
Shanghai-Per Linan, tath July, 3 Pist. July, San Francisco 5th June, Honolulu
Manila-Per Zafro, 11th July, 10 AM. " Yokohama 26th, Kabe 28th, and Shanghai and July, Mails and Gea.-T. K.
Macao-Per Heungskan, 13th July, 1.15 p.m. Fisher, H. G.
Farman, R. B Manila-Per Leongsang, rath July, 3 P.M. Hongmal, Dr. 5.5., 2.554, Wm. Dawson, and
Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Fuller, D.
Brisbane, Sydney, Townsville, Jaly, Singapore 26th June, Gen.-Chi-
Hobart, Gibson, A. Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Ade. Gordon, F. Ingalls, Aus transport, Coo, Scout, 3rd July,laide and Perth-Per. Kumano Mar, 13th Grant, F. W July, 3 P.M. Manila 30th June.
пеле,
ischia, Tial. 35, 4,182, C. Boolero, 4th July,
Bombay 17th June, and Singapore 30th, Gen.-C. & Co.
4
Joong 3rd July, Hoihow 5th, Rice,
.
Ger. e.s., 952, Ipland, 6th July,-
Pigs and Gen.-1. & Co.
Jura, Hr. s.s., 2,307, R. Parker, 19th June,~-~ Cardiff 18th April, Fuel and Coal,-Ad- miralty.
Europe, Sc, lada, Dello, jath July, 1'am.
vlu Tuticorin-Per
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Hall, Capi. T.
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Southey, Mr. and Mrs,
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Ronch, Mrs. S. and Maciarioae. Dr. H.-
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Dr. & Mr. M. Į.
Wilford, F. C.
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Humphreys, W. M Zuin, G.
Hayes, Psalms: Purcell, Tuzle, Te Deum:, Magallanes, Am. 5.5., 833, A. Frezabal, 26th Woodward, Smart, Turle, Benedictus; Lång-
June, Manila 23rd June, Balia ton, Hymns: 290, 4, 2!1 Captain.
3.953. Robinson, Monteagle, Vancouver 4th June, and hanghai
27th, Gen.-L. P. R. Cô. 1, Neil MacLeod, Am. s.s., cai, E. Corral, 19th
June, Manila 16th June, Ballas.-Barrel
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N. S. de Rosario, 715, M. Lopez Blanco, ath June, Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co. Nubia, Br. ... 3,844. F. J. Fox, 5th July,~
London 26th May, and Singapore joth June, Mails and Gen.-F., & O. S. N. Co. Petrarch, Ger's s. 1.253, R. Hatje, 12th June,
KING EDWARD.
Evensong 545 pm. Responses: Festival, Almond, Caps, & Mrs. Palms: Stainer, Soaper, Magnificat: Nuse Dimittis: Walmisley in D minor, Hordeaux, Mrs. Thes. Anthem: "From all that dwell"-Walmisley, Carvalho, Capitaine A. Hymns: 298, 17, Sevenfold Amen, Voluntaries. de Moince Choral Song and Fugue.-9.S. Wesley, W.B. Claridze ( -Hymn: 298, Last Verse Unison except inst
Colaban Mr. Cunningham, Mr. and two lines.
Mrs.
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Queen's Road West. Fourth Sunday After Trinity,
Holy Communion 7.32 .m Morning Prayer 11 am., Venite, Novello, Te Deum, Lawes; Jubilate, Barnby; Hymns Kyrie. Evening Prayer, 6.30pm., Maguifical, Jones; Nunc Dimiltis, Elvey; Hymas, 266, 276, 50s and 433
L. T.
Grimshaw, R.. Hallard, Mr. and Mrs.
F. J.
Yoodwin, A. P.
Hester, Dr. St. Clair Jackson, Mrs. and child
Capt. W, E. Kuhlevindi, H. C.
Saigon 7th June, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Providence, Nor. s.&., 193, Skarrebo, 16th June, Saigon 11th Jure, Rice-Chinese, Rein, Nor. 5.5, 73, N. C. Mathisen, 4th July, The Church launch Dayspring will call on
-Kajang 27th June, Timber.-B. & Co. ships carrying white crews to bring friends legcune, Vice-Consul Sierra Monera, Hr. 24, 2,400, Hannah, 1st ashome to the services between. 9.15 and 10.30 M.
July-Sourabaya 17th June, and Probo am, and between 5.15 and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Little, A. C. Spies, thus, Stewart, and July-wards-The-Answering Rennant is the Call
26th, Sugar.-B. & 5.
Police Pier, 10,30 and 6 p.m.): returning after. Lufts, A. C. Spindon 19th May, and Singapore 26th,
Cien.-N. V K,
Strathmore, Br. 8.8, 2,210, King, 26th June- Pule Laut 17th June, Coal,—D. & Co., Ĺd. Taishan, Dr. ., 1,100, 1. T. Laing, 29th June,
Shanghai via Poris 24th June, Gen. .11. & Co.
Tusa
Хар 5.1., 3,510, К. Като, за obe 25th June, Gen.-N. Y. K Trym, Nor. s... 1,138, S. Andersen, sth July,
Bangkok 18th June, Rice, Meal and Wood. -Order.
Logan, W. Martin, Mrs. J. H. MCKAY, I D. Michael, Mr. and Mrs.
0.
Moses, E. J.
Moss, Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur A. Moulder, Mr. and Mrs.
A.
Nathan, J... Newion, Miss G, Nuranw, E. Paine,
Á, E.
Pearse, Dr. W. W. Plumb, Mr. and Mrs
P. B. Story, G. F. Wandies, F. Westcott, R. B. Williams, G.
-CRAIĜIKBURN,
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aled.
are fres and unappropri
Sunday school 10 to 10.45 am, Meeting at Seamen's Institute 72; Praya East on Sunday at Roman Cathelle Cathedral:-Mass at 6 am.
7 am, 8 am, and 9.30 a.m. Benediction, 5.30 p.m.
German Bethesda Chapel, West Point
Morning Service, 11 am.
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31. Francis Church, Wanchai-Mass (Chin), 6 am. (Port.) 7.30 am. Benediction, 5 pm Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning Service (English), 10 am.
Taurugisan Mani, Jap: a., 1,500, K. Shimizu,
10th June, Kuci inotru 24th June, Coal-St. M. H. K.
Shoshu Maru, Jap..8, 909, M. Nemato, 7hZY. de Aldecoa, Am. 1., 1,260. F. Xandaro
July-Shanghai via Foochew, Amoy and
Echus, 15th June,-Monila 12th June, Swatow 29th June, Gen.-O. S. K.
Ballast-Barretto & Co.
Maidzuru Maru, Jap, ss., 677, J. A. Merlin, 7th July,-Auping 4th July: Gen.—0, 5. К..
Clearances at the Harbour Offse. Feongwat, for Swatow. Chowja, for Swatow.. Aperade, for Haihow. Nadiun, for Swatow.
Departures. July 7.
Rubi, for Manila. Quarta, for Saigon. Triumph, for Haiphong. Klang Ping, for Canton., Hulchow, for Caston, Sunghiang, for Cebu. Lytemoon, for Viadivostock. Awayang, for Chefoo.
tongunt, for Bangkok.
Passangers arrived.
Per Spezia, from Singapore-zoo Chinese, Per Cheangchew, from Singapore--210 Chi- nes".
Per Haimus, from Swatów--Mr. and Mrs. Lauis, Mr. Wandres, and Dr. Browne.
Per Taming from Manila-Lieut. Case, Messrs. G. T. Cowan, F. Rehnatadt, Dead and R. Ellis.
Fer Bhoshu Maru, from Shanghai, &c.-- Mesir. 8 Kingshita, M. Takitaisu and S. Hashimato.
Passengers departed.
8 am..
R. I. Armitage, Mis Barnett, H. J. Q. Brown, C. A. Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Davenport, Mrs. Gaskell, Mr, and Mis Hogg, Mrs. A. V.
Almada, D, M. Becker, C.
6
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Smith, Mr. and Mr. Pescadores...
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Weihaiwei...19 Grizloff
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Webb, Mr. and Mrs: Sharp Peak..... 39.71
Montague Young, J. A.
OCCIDENTAL...
St. Anthony's Chapel. West Point:-Mass. Briduaer, E. Union Church:--Services, 11 am, and 6 p.m. Calender, Capt. C. N.
Burkhardt, Frank Zingara, Br. 8, 9,211, Thompann, 4th July,NION CHURCH, KENNEDY ROAD, MINISTER: Crockeoberg, H.
Moji 27th June, Coal-Order..
Stammers Expecten.
Agents
Major, Master W
Majer, Capt. and Mrs.
N. I.
Munro, Miss A.
Owen, O. F.
Pauna, P.
Romane, D
Tessary, L.
Textor, Inspector H.
Tharberg, F. G.
REV. C. H. HICKLING.
Gutsche, H.
Du:
6- p.m. Worship, Psalm too Hymns 440, Keyt, Dr. F. 5c8, 234 and 165.
I a.m. Worship Psalms 150, Hymn 577, Iverfeld, Capt. W.
Hay, Miss M. Hymn $17, 319:
Küchen, Thursday Pastor "at home" to callers from Korff, A. Krill, G.
Mackel, Dr. Med. Th.
H.
Wilkins, H. N. 'Woelken, A.
Vossler, Mrs. Rudatt Vnster, E.
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HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.
l'este's From
Armand Behic. Saigon......N. M.....July 98 p.m. to 10 p.m. Kamakura M... Japan...N. Y. K....July 9 Friday, 8 a.m., Christian Endeavour Society, Lobe, A. Namsang...
Singapore, M. & Cofuly to Subject "Ons accorit one place." Kumano Maru Japan..... N. Y. K....July to Delhi... Singapore P. & O. Cofuly 1 Hakata Mare..Singapore. N. Y. K....July 17 Tartar... Japan... C. P. R. Co
CoJuly 17 Kores ...........Japan ....... P. M. Co...July Emp. of China. Vancouver. C. P: R. CoJuly 24 America Mara. San Ficisco T. K. K....July 27
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Astraca
despatch-vessel... cruiser, znd class
1,700 4
4:362
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river gunboat
710
3,000 7,000 900
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Shanghai
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1,400
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390
300
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1,070
1,400
Hongkong
cruiser, 1st class
11,000
£6,500
redo boat destroyer torpedo
306
5,700
4.360
7,000
torpedo boat destroyer....
375
4,000
4,000
780
1.000
9.800
22,000
14,100
30,000
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140
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140
140
6.500
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Meishun
SHANGHAI.
joth ult.
Alexandra DCONDITOAIng dó Per Manchuria, for San Francisco, Re-Siam...........New Mesir. G. de Valroger, Chan You Pay, Lau Chibli Show Hin, Law Sing Choi, Mrs. E. Wilson, Thoi W. Meacham, Mrs. M. R. Melrose, M BY M. R. McCandliss, Dr. Stuart K. Lupton, Comdr. J. R. Edio, U.S.N,
Meurs, L Schrump, J. Hornberger, U S.N., H. C. Smith,
G.
M. Swindell, H. W. Pall,
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1st June Hudson, Machaon, Sachsen, So. Taku cotra, Tenkai, Tonkin, 5th June-Kawacht Tamer" Maru, Shithead, 9th June-Manila, Danja Teal .... and thou to have fifteen strokes on his naked Mrs. 1. J. Jones, Mr. F. Schmidt, Capt. 1. J. June-Boyer Benlarig, Bieniawers, Nubia,
Virago back; to have the like punishment at Wool-Gallant, Mr. W C. M. Ryan
Major and Mrs. Astyanax, Bellerophon, 15th June-Armand Waterwitch wich and Deptford to be dismissed in by Law, Mr. and Mrs. Eyon, Mr. Paul Hol
Barrett, Misses Adela Barrelt, Law, Pansy Rebic, and rendered incapable of ever bearing any
Morphett, Frinn Heinrich, Any
of ilis Majesty's ships."
R. Benz, Mr. 1, P. White, Rev.
nowihshire, Indramayo, Sambia, Istria, Sego
Athall, Laertes, tobom. Widgeon is small wonder that Monson, Boteler, and Mrs. R. E. Chambers and infant, Mastors R. R. la, Gresiei, Uvision, Grangi. 22nd June other willers inveighed against the cruelty of Chambers, Jr., W. W. Chambere, Rev. J. Lake,
Seneca these punishments. But their tirades had no
16th Calchas, Ceylon, Marioneth. effect. to 1695, Admiral the East of Lindsay Gove, Mr. and Mrs. Koehler, Mesure. Hooker, shive, Moyune, Poona, Prins Regent Luitpold, Issued a code of instructiona, in which the F, E. Wilkinson, Hon. S. M. Wong, Miss M. Anchises, 30th June-Dardanus, Ernest mary punishments include ducking, fasting, Pereira, Mr. and Mrs. Gin Yick, Miss FUDE Simons. 4th July-Silaria (Ger) Samuki kesibauling, flogging at the capitan, hanging Kus, Mrs. Gea Chee, Wong Tauey Ngan, Mr. Maru, Den of Mains, Montrose, Siberian. 6th weights on offenders all their heart or back D. M. Mickle, Hon. L. T. Chow, Mr. Y. Oklto, July-Benvenus, C. Fard Larist, Diomid, Java, be ready to bronk,” or to * gagg or scrape their 'and Mr. and Mrs W, H, Pield.
Telemathur
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Major l'alterson, Mrs. Dr. Farn, Capt. A. El Achie
Caledonien, Ningchow,
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434
Crabtree
800
Commander II. 13. Wilkin, D.&O.
Captain II. W.
M.V.O
Lieut. Com. Savory
Hughes...
en route japa
...Hongkong
Lieut. Commander H. B. Cor Lieut. Commander R. Henniker-Heaton Lieut. Commander W. H. Daswall
V. V. de Horsey
Captain C. F. Thursby... Lieut.Commander Percy Captain
Lieul Commander Robert E. Vaughan. Lieut. Commander J. Kiddle
Commander G. E· Monro
Liani. Commun. C. C. Walcott.. Lient-Commander H. T. Aslay
Lieut-Commander J. T. S. Lyne ...
In reserve. I MALA Commodoro 14; 9', Williams Lieut-Commander
S, American Ports Kobe
Yangiste
en route Kobs
Hongkong Koba
Hopaying(
West River ... Yangtsso
Hongkong
A. Tuke
Becretan...
100
Lient-Commander R. M. R. West
355
6,300
Lieut-Commander Stevenson
Hongkong
*
. 630
450
Commander 1. W. Glennie...
360.
5,900.
195
800
Lient, Compinnder C. H. L. Thomas „ Kobe Lieut. Commandes G. B. Spicar-Simson Yangisia
Surveying
150
$50
· Lieut.-Commander G. 3. Todd
2
Yangtes
150
550
Ljept. Communčer Joo, F. Koox.....
Yangtz
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