WEÏNAIWET GOLD MINING
[Continuid from Saturday.] ·
Mr. Taylor continued that the company was reconstructed and so far they had spent an other $4 a share on the new development. Now Ms. Verichoyle's work had been really the only useful development work which had boen done, and he showed them that they really had a mine, showed them where the ore was, and so far the further the mine develop. ment proceeded the better results. In the last the 30-foot level some assays taken from the worked out at something over Ste per ton and some at over $25 per ton. The fact was they
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THE HONG KONG TELEGRAPH
Mr. Taylor said that from a fair sample of two tons sent to San Francisco tás gross valus of the concentrates was over $91′ gold, so that putting the value of concentrates of $t put them quite on the unfa mil.....
Mr. Leake suggested, that the directors be requested to draw up a scheme on the lines proposed by Mr. Taylor and that it be laid be fore the shareholders.
Mr. Chairman said the directors would be
only too glad to cuty pupile dreholder wishes in every way.
Passengers arrived.
Ter Austria, from bingapore-263 Chicese, Per Chayang, trom Shanghai, &c.-Miss- Hancock, Mr. Stewart, 6z Chinese and o Japanese.
Per Haimun, from Coast Poris-Mrs. Na gawa Naks, Messrs. Pledgo, Gibson, Capt. Schmitt, and raj Chinese.
Per Rubí, from Manlia-Mr. and Mrs. B. S, Sprungli, Mr. and Mrs. Brandigan, Mr. and Mrs. Carraho, Hr. and Mrs. Rannay, Mr. and Mr. O. Bartels and children Mr. R. F. Lloyd, Mrs. Byrnes, Mest . H. S. Forbes, S. Chroder, Mrs. T. H. Lebold, Mr. and Mrs, Corkran, Mr. W. M. Maule, O. Schulze, fre. H. T. Bredes. 13. A. Quigley, Misses Culligan, Blanchard, Mr. Beandochild, Mrs. Tamelin, Mr. B. de Burlet, Dr. Hibbett, Capt. Crockett, and 116- Chinese
A Fraklı
TUESDAY, JULY 17 1906.
Ataumors Exposted.
From
Sunda....se
Singapore P. & O, Co July 19 Amiral Duperre Singapore. T. M..... fuly 20 Lowiber Castle. Shanghai... U. & Co.... July 11 Krest Simons. Singapore. M. M...uly 23 Coptic Japan... &0. Cofuly 23 Emp. of Chine. Japan C. P. R. Co July 14 Tartar.......... Japan......C. P. R. Cofuly 24 Katsang Singapore.I., M & Cofuly a Tipanas ... Japan C. July 26 America Maru. San Fcisco T. K. K.... July 27
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Ships Fassad The China 1. 1st June-Hudson, Muchaon, Sachsen, So- cotra, Teenkat, Tonkin, 5th June-Kawach Mary, Spithead, 9th June-Mawila, Danfu, Indratvadi, Polynestin Longsor,
Ariyanaa, Βελής,
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS,
Нонскона.
Adams, P. R. Alexander, Jr, D. C. Andersus, Mrs. K. Andrews, Mrs. H. J. Arnold, J. Hain, H. Murray Bard, Mr. & Mr. J, C. Bairnson, A. R.. Battacombe, H. G. Beattie, K. U. liail, R.N., Engr.-Lieut.
tłunter, R. Innes, Capt. R. Jameson, Mr. J. W. Joki, J. P. F. Joughin, J.C.
. A. S.
Andan. R. J.
CARLTON.
Anderen, RA, Capt.
Barganuun, F. Blanco, A. B. Boadas, W.
Caggon, Mr.
Farwell, Mr. and
J. R.
C. H.
A. H.
Ferry, W.
J. W.
Gains, Miss M.
Low, G. 1. Mackeson, Dr. G.
Marriott, Dr. O. Marshall, R. W. McDonagh, W. J. Melotosh, Mr & Mrs." Moore, Dr. and Mrs,
Biervliet, A. Van (Vice- Mackie, A
Consul for, Helguim) hrbeck, R. J.
S. Hissell, W. 5. flisney, uair, K. J.
Lamb, Mr. W. F. Deansing. Mr. and Mrs. | Juas-Bayern, Benlarig, Renlawer, 13th me, P. P.
Per Shawmut, from Manila-Mrs. Squires, infant and servant, Mr. P. P. Borne, G. N.
Hagar, infant and servant, Metara. W. L. Willey, Ibo de Leon. Comdr. F, W. Coffin, E.
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5th June-Armand, F. G.
H. do MEL
company themselves, then they could tell to Parker, Oscar 'Hail, O.. 1. Olsen, A. Chestnut, Asvapħra fieinrich, Ghurst Cameron 3r, B.
P. M. Taigue, Capt. N. K. Averill, Merses. A.
Atholl, Eneris.
Symbia otkihire, Indramaye, Simo
-Mon
1. F.
Pia, Sego. Campbell, Capt. A.
Senech, 26th Merioneth
A.
W.
B.A.
A (Consul
Harrison, S. L.
Androws, Mes.
Jackson, W. Lindborg, O. J. Llayed, G Martin, W. F.
Merless, Capt. & Mr. Nable, Mrs. W. Person, R. W.
Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Braya, R. F. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Clasen, H. Clothier, A.. N. Darlin Col. Fuller,
alas, Capt.
C. B.
Stephens, Miss H,
Stevanion, R.
PRAK,
Melusac, Mrs. - Mitchell, R.
Moon, Mr. and Mrs, Moxon, Mr. and Mru, Ollis, F. B.
Painter, Major & Mrs. Reynolds, F. O.. Roberts, A. G.
Moreno Fanams) Graham, Mr. and Mrs. ple, Rav, G.
Newborn, R. H.
Mr. & Mrs.
Newington, A. G. Oliffe, O. C. Packer, B. L.
O. Saue, E. C. Bene, Mr. and Mrs. J.. D. via, Orestes, Urmston, Grange, 22nd June with D. A. A. G., Paicy, Mrs E. 0.
someone had to find the money and the amson, Capt. Jamieson, Mesars. F. Ku- } AC Benvariick, Calchaf, i
the new company. It was quite clear that
shareholders must make up their minds whether they would raise it, or find it from other people.
Mr. Sullivan proposed to shut down the whole thing and reconstruct the company. They could sell from themselves to themselves.
Mr. Macleod said they could go into liquida. to and do this;
Mr. Leake said he had previously suggested ing into liquidation.
Mr. Maclead id the difficulty that arose was that the inseting had before it a resoltinti, the directors power to sell the undertaking of and the question was whether they should give
the company. If they wished to sell the com paay they might do so if anyone came for ward to buy it. If they could find someone to had not been able to take much ore from the 3 shaft, where the best ore was found at
hut up the money required, then they could
or if the present shareholders proceed, or
ic pui present, and it was simply because the ore was not sufficiently blocked out in that direction.p then the difficulty could be got over.
Mr. Loake said his auggestion was to sell to The consequence was that the are which they had been
ting through the mine was not putting
A new company. the best but might be taken as a very
Mr. Macleod replied that they would-have to Fair average. At present they could not pay ex
find the new company. If they started a new penses because they only got considerably less than half the value of their concentrates,
If they could smelt themselves and double the number of stamps, the situation would be very different. The only question was. What could they do? They would remember that when they reconstructed the company Mr. Duff told them that if they spent $15,000 for about six OF
mantha, that seven
they would then be in a position to run their mill. But that proved altogether wrong. They would also remember that when Mr. Verschoyle left them he also reported that he considered that when the mill began to run they would be able to clear expenses, That also was fabulous. It was 'no use thinking of exising another $20,000 or $10, amongst them selves. If this mine was to pay it must be run upon really adequate capital. So far as Mr. Cale advised them they wanted $300,000, and the question was how that could be raised. His own opinion was that the only way it con'd be raised was to
and to start afresh, lle 45 proposed that a new company be formed to take over all the property and claims
the old company, with a capital of $1,000,000 The
Mr. Maclend said they, by passing the resolu. price to be paid to the old company to he
tinn, would give the directors power to, sell the 27,314 fully-paid shares at $10 each. It was
undertaking of the company. If they liked to, estimated that the mine could be placed on a thoroughly sound paying basis by an expendiat to the resolution the words with the sunction of a general meeting? then they could ture of $300,00, which should be, sufficient to double the number of stampe, erect a cyanidicguy till then, if the directors were authorised to sell subject to the sanction of a or smelting plant, push on development suffi ciently tu supply the mill with 16 tons of are general meeting then they let the present a day, and test the mine completely with a the extra money and form a new company
meeting and got anyone they could to produce diamond drill. The capital to be distributed as follows!
whom they might sell. To put the company in
buy over this construct a new company to
37.314 fully paid share in vendors... $273,140 72,686 shares: First call of
$1
$218,05B Second call of $1.............. 145,172 .
L
Cash required............ $363,430 Leaving to be called up tor develop-
ing other claims, etc........
tahke, A. Larate Sy Cip, E. F. Collins, Mr. and M15. Schlodfelt, Meseri, G. R. Putnam and D.
C. Alexander,
Shipping Reports. Str. Chintu from Yokollama:-Experienced moderate to light winds throughout.
Caledonien, NT-ST CON! Lung
T. W.
W.
Peaks, Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
T. L.
Powell, W. A.
Mrs. Prior, W. R.
Pucher, W. E.
Lt.
Putnam, C. R.
Reid. H. I
D.S.O., Major A. A. shire Moyune, Poona, Pring Anchises, Joth
Chichester, Mrs. AA. Dardanus, Ernesi
Clark, M. 0. Sanuki Clark, T. Simons. 4th
(Ger) Mars, 17in of Mains, Montrose, Siberien, 6th July-Benvenue, C. Ferd Leiss, Diomed, Java, Clarke, Mr. and Telemachus. Toth July-Benledi, Flintshire, Clegg, R.N., Eng. Jazon, Scandia, Sithonia, Dongola. Errorr,
and Mrs. H. I. vari-Prins Bitel Fridrih 14th July Brnalder, Colvin, H. E. Caledonien, Malta, Peleur, Radnorshire, Binge Connor, J. L. Maru, Ching Wo, Pindari.
Crook, A. H. Str. Chishing from Cheloo:-Light to mode. Arrivals at Home-st June-Neckar, Yed ruickshank, A. rate variable winds and fine weather, foggy off do. Beniedi, 5th June—Machaon, Bingo Maru, | Davies, · NE. Promontory and Breaker Point.
FO
Sır. Balmus from Tamsui, etc.:-Light
Mr. Macleod said the directors could not guaħle airs and calms, and fine cloudy weather. bfore the shareholders with a scheme because they had no buyer. The only thing they could. sa resolution to wind up and give the bring was a
to scil. directive said that would mean the mine
Mr.
would be shut down.
Mr. Maciend replied that if the resolution b fore the meeting was passed, lae company terminated and the mine would be shut down. If that was done they would be practically in hejaidátion.
Mr. Sullivan said they did not propose la shut down,
fiquidation would.only be to incur extra expenses, as having put the company inte liquation, necessary proceedings must jake
| cahing, "y could not leave the matter and do
The Chairman said the directors appreciated 303.410 Mr. Sullivan's idea that the mine should not be
mine with only twenty stamps. If they put in fntly stamps they would require a great deal' mare ore, and that would take time.
shut down, but be carried on. The directors 303439 found it absolutely impossible to carry of the $1,000, Dividends payable on 66.570 The following returns were calení ted on actual results obtained since the milf was
ore,
started this Spring The balling from the plates realised a fraction over 0. $1 per tan ni About 18 ton of ore yielded : mon of concentrates valued at G. $53. The ore im proved with deeth of working, and what had hitherto been put through the mill was believed to be below the average value. The estimated returns, therefore, were reliable. If the
presen! for necessary equipment. Company had the nec
would make a profi treating its concentrates even without doubling the stamps. - Returns from raka an 1 San Francisch confirmed the correctness of the mine assays. Present ex penser did not exceed $12,500 per month, and dubling the stamps should increase them by one-third, To be on the safe side and to allow for treatment of concentrates, they were estimated at $20,000 a month,
ESTIMATED RETURNS.
48,000 ions of are, giving on the plates bullion at G. $t per
Lon...
G. $ 48,0 3,666 tons of concentrates at
G. 565 per tán...
G. $174,790 G. 221,193
or Mex: $442,580 less expenses $240,000 Profit Mex: $102,580 equivalent to a dividend on a paid-up capital 5636,570, or 31 8a per cent.
The reason he suggested that the share holders should be paid at the rate of $10 was that they had actually spent on the mine about four lakhs, that was to say that development and the mill, and other expenses had cost about that sum. They had learnt by experience what to do; they had put the thing beyond any doubl; this was no longer a speculation. would be a great pity Shanghai should give # this mine. It seemed to him that the mine | had been proved They could see the plans, and it was only the fact that they had been so short of capital and so badly a 'vised that they had come into this position. He would like to see Shanghai take the matter up and put the thing through. (Applause.)
up
Mr. Sullivan asked if Mr. Taylor's remarks- were endorsed by the directors.
The Chairman said in general he thought what Mr. Taylor had stated was the position. In reference to stampi, $30,000 would not cover the laying of foundations, and probably if they put up 40 stamps they would have to face the question of puiting the mill in a proper placed the place first contemplated.
Mr. Leake asked what would be the cost of a smelter.
The Chairman replied that he had not the least idea
Mr. Blount asked if the directors had any - proposal ar scheme or indication as to the way they proposed to dispose of the mine, or if they had anything to lay before the shareholders.
simply
ho
Mr. Sullivan mid he wanted the iniuc con. tinued and not the milling.
Mr. Taylor proposed that alter the words "ate hereby authorised the word of ect to the sanction of a general meeting be inserted in the resolution.
Mr. Leake secat led.
The amendment was carried nem con. - On the resolution as amended being put before the
Pettia, Verona, 9th June-Kixluck, Shimosa,
Str. Puensang from Manita Experienced amemnon, Karachi Maru, 12th June
Sinegambla, Polynesien. 15th June-Sachten. fight variable winds and smooth sea, with floerth June-Socotra, 19th June-Longtor, Ben clear weather throughout.
glot, Sackien, 22nd June-Munila, zand June -Bellerophon, 16 Jurich 4th July June-Caledonien, Prinu Heinrich, —Prina Hainrich, Awa Maru, Benlawers, wadi, Marionetshire, Segovia. 7th July-Cey lon toth July-Anchiser, Mayune, Sonuki far. 14th July-Salaris, Silvia, Poona.,
Vostels in Port
STEAM RAP.
Aki Muru, jap. s.s.. 3,995, M. Yagi, 14th July, -Shu għal 11th July, Gen.-N. Y. K. Apenrade, Ger... 61, H. N. Gautard, 15th July-Pakhoi 12th July, and Hoihow 14th, Gen.-J. & Co.
B.
.
A. Hroch, Nor, 8, 541, Andersen, 14th July,Shanghai Eih July, Earthenware.
Davidsen & Co.
Bourbon, Fr. ssi; goo, Le Ball, 13th July,—
Saigon 9th July, Gen.-Man Fat. Brand, Nor. 5., 1,530, M. Evensco, 9th July, -Sourabaya (Java) 26th June, Rice.-S., W. & Co.
Carl
Diederichsen, Ger.....774, H. Scbfalkier,
July,Haiphong Toth July, Rice
13th
• J. & Co. Chingto, Br. 5.5, 1,459, C. Plunkett Cols, 16th July,-Yokokama 6th July, Gen.-B. &'S. Cranley, Sr. 3.1., 3,933, W. E. Steele,
-Burban 13th June, Coolies.-G., L. & Co.
Dakota, Am. s., 13.305. E. Francke, and July, Seattle 7th June, and Shanghai 29 h, Gen.-N. Y. K
.
Rouch, Mrs. J. S. and
chikt Shen, A.
7
Shepherd, E. B.
Sherer, W. Skir
cinn, A....
S. M. Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Slingsby, Arthur
W. 11. Unlittle, F. n. Dougins, Capt. & Mr. Dawley, Mr. and M...
Sproat, Mrs E. F. and
T. C.
Urmston Grange Calchos, 6th July-Indra W
Post Office.
A Mail will close for :- Quong-chow-wan, Hoihow, Pakhoi and Haiphong-Per Hue, 18th July, 9 A.št.
Keelung, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yoko. hama, Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Stonteagle, 18th July, so A.M.
Europe, &c. tudi, vio Toucarin... Le Srydlite, 18th July, IT A.M.
Macao-Per Hungthan, 18th July, 1.15 PM. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Gaims, Townsville, Basbate, Sydney, Habari, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Pei Chingiu, 18th July, 3 P.M
3 P.M.
i
Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kaifong, 18th July,
Kobe-Per Shigri, 18th July, 3-P.M._ Swatow and Deli-Per Johanne, 18th July
Fooksang. Br. s.a., 1,987, W. E. Sawer, 8th
July-Galeutia 23rd June, Coals,—J, M;
3 P.M. & Ca
Haiphong-er, Carl Diederichsen, 18th July, 5.99.
F, Nor 5, 900, Tagle, 3th July,Hongay 1th July, Coal-Aagaard, Thoresen &
Co
Glentucky, Br. s.5, 2977, E. J. Stallard, 9th, 19th July, 1 P.M.
Tuly-Kobe ist July, and Shanghai 6it,. Itallast. McG. Bros & Gov.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Fer Hat Macao-let Hengshan, 19th July, 1 15 F., and Calcutta Eer Singaphie, Penang
19th July, P.M. Macao-Pes fleungshan, 20th July, 1.15 M., Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Shaoksing, 20th July, 3 PM.
meeting, it was also carried without any dis. Glenstrae, Rr. s.5, 3.294. J. McGilvary, 16thnghai-Për Chaytang, 19th July, 3 P.M.
sintient vote.
This disposed of the business and the Chair- man thanked the shareholders for their alten. dunce. ~~X, C. D. News.
Shipping.
--Arrivals
Rubi, Br. 5.8., 1,611, R. W. Almond. 16th July, --Mauila 14th July, Gen.-S., T. & Co.
Choysang, Br. 5.8 1,414, A. E. Sandbach, 16th indy-Shanghai and Swatow 11th July,
Hue, Fr. s. 701, Godinau, 16th July,-
Haiphong and Haihow 15th July. Gen. —. A.R. M.
Knivsberg. ter. s.s, 646, C. gensen, 16th
July-in rath July, Sugar-). & Co. Shosha Maru, jap. 5.5., 1,8ng, T. Suruga, 16th
July, Kobe 7th July; Gen.-O. S. K Tsuru,isan Man, Jap 8., 1,500, K. Shimizu,
16th July,-Kuchinotzu-10th July, Con!-- M. B., K.
Enuma Luyken, Ger. 8.5., 1,159, G. Cornand. 16th July, Mauritius 20th June, Sugar Wing Sing & Cn..
Prometheus, lir. s., 1,583, Gea. Mair, 16th
July, Foochas 15th July. Gen.-B. & S. Shawmut, Am. 9.5., 0,606, E. V. Roberts, 17th July-Manila 24th July, Flour.-D. & Cold
Siam, Jr. es., 996, Rinas, 17th July.—Shanghai
7th July, Box-wood--Mr. Gen. McBain. Johanne, Ger, s.s., 95, Ipland, 17th July
Haiphong 13th July, and Hoihow 16 h, Rice, Pigs and Eggs.-J. & Co. Sabine Rickmers, Ger. s.3,630, J. R. Nasbel
17th July, Canton 16th July, Gen-A K. Co.
Haimun, Br. .., 636, A. J. Rabson, 17th July,
Tamsui vin Amoy and Swatow 16th July, Gen.-D., . & Co..
Austria, Aust. 6.6., 4,879, A. Bilaffer, 17th July,
Trieste 9th May, and Singapore 11th July, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Kowloon, Ger. ss., 2,316, H. Siehr, 17th July,
-Canton 17th Jul, Gen.-H. A. L Shansi, B., 1,228, F. Boyd, 17th July,
Canton 16th July, Gen.-B. & S. Chiyuen, Ch. 5. 1,377, C. Stewart, 17th July, -Canton. 16th July, Gen:-C, M. S. N. Co.
Clearances at the Harbour Office. Choyang, for Swatow. Heiching, for Kwongchowwan. Hongkong Maru, for Amoy. | Magallunes, for Maniln.
Prometheus, for Singapore. Siam, for Singapore, R. P.3a, for Langkat. Tean, for Manila Ulina Maru, for Sourabaya. Apanrade, for Hoihow. Glenstras, for Shanghai. Nawrang, for Singapore.
The Chairman said at that moment there was nothing before the directors at all. They had this resolution. There was a letter on the table from the mine manager which might throw some light on the question of bese concentrates. He gave the gross value of the concentrates as 5 5.20-gold, 540 silver 56; lead $12; copper, 57.20 (over) and he said that the smelter values in San Francisco, mak- fag deductions for copper and lead, gave $51.01 so that they lost from the gross value $14 Gold per ton in the ameliarers' deductions for copper, silver and lead. Over and above their charges for smelling they took $14 from the actual value. Whether the smelterer
got tale, r it was lost in smeltlog, he did not know. Then in addition there were the charges for Hongkong Waru, for San Francisco.
Bormio, för Sandakan.
Departures, Tuly 17.
hauling the concentrates to Weihaiwel, storageFitbith Rickmers, for Bangkok. and fightorage, transhipment at Shanghai, in Bombay Afaru, for Singapore. surance, freight, transhipment to ameller, smel Sambia, for Shanghai. ter charges, elc which amounted to $19. Clara fedtem, for Hongay, This meant that
from
the values of the metals
and on loss of concentrates, and they only got
for Canton.
for Canton,
in the concentrates $33 a ton went in charges Canton, 537. From theie Sgures shareholders could Namsang, for Calcutta. soo how very quickly the loss would be turned
for Manila.
loto profi if they had some way of dealing | Choysang, for Cauton, with the concentrates on their own ground.
Skuld, for Canton.......
July, London via Poris and Junë, Gen. --McG, Bros. & Gaw.
Hans Wagner, Ger. 3.8., 96, J. Kageman, 20th Juse, Saigon 15th June, Rice.-L., W. & CA,
Hilary, Ger. 5.5, 6,176, Uecker, 14th July,--- Swatow 13th July, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Ingalls, Am. transport, faz, Scott, 3rd July,-
Manila 30th June.
Kaifong, Hr. 5, 982, Finlayson, 11th July,
Iloilo 7th July, Sugar and Hemp, B. & S. Korea, Am. 3, 5,651, W. B. Seabury, 15th July-San Francisco 20th June, and Shanghai 12th July:: Mails and Gen.-P. M. S S. Co. Kumsang Br. 8.5, 2071 F L Buller 14th July,—Cakutro 1st July, Coal-), M. & Magallanes, Am. 3.5, 832, A. Frezabal, 26th
Manila 23rd June, Batin:
Co.
A
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Manila-Per Vuensang, 2 th July, 3 P.M. Tientsin--er Chipshing, 20th July: 3-P.M. Manila-Per Rubt, 2 st July, 15 A.M. Amoy, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Seattle, Wash.Per Dakota, 21 July:
AM.
Macao-Per Heungtham, 21st July, 1.15 8.M. Keelung, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C. and Seattle, Wash.-Per A Meru, 23rd July, 3 P.M.
Tankin, 28th
Evan-Jones, Dr.
Mrs. E. airchild, H. Į. Fisher,
H. G. Forbes, H. S. Fuller, U. Ganaan, S. Gibson, A. Gillan, Mrs. A. Gordon, F. Hall, Mrs. E. L. Hall, Capi "T".
Spittles, J. S. Sprungli, Mr. and Mrs. Stebbing, W. T. Stein, A. I.. Stephens, H. Stevens, Rev. A. J. Stewart A. M. Stewart, W. M.
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Sutherland, P. D. Thomas, H. P.
Thompson, Mr. & Mrs.
W. Douglas
Hardlag, Mr. and Mrs. Harker, B. B.
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Harris, A. Haxeland, A. Hewitt
AH
, Mr.
CL. A. M.
Mr. and Mr. Kistowsky, Mr. & Mrs.
Knight
Mr. Longridge, Rev.
Mrs. ng, Mr.
Dr. H,
Lang, A. O.
Macfarlane,
Macuamaraj Mr.
Martin, O. B. H.
Martin, R.
Capt. and Mr.
Seymour, Lt-Col. and
Mr.
Mr. Sinclair, A. Skott, C.
Skottowe, Mr. & Mri, Southey, Mr. and Mrs, Storey, Mr. Torean-de-Marney, N.
E.
Vereker, Capt. & Mr. Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M. and Weisman, Mr. & Ms. White, Dr. & Mrs. M. J. Wilford, F. C.
Woodward, Mr. & Mrs. Truman, Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Zehrmann, H, C.
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Uffel, W. Von. Uphehaun, C. H.
Velie, H. L.
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Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. p E. A.
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Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Lebold, Mies, F. H.
Gap Hock Russell
Legeune, Vice-Consul¦ Macao.
Haiphong... M.
!Barofod Iloilo...
M.
Little, A. C. Lloyd, R. F. 3.ogan, W. Manle, W. M. McKay, T: D. Michael, Mr. and Mrs.
Moses, H. 1:
Moulder, Mr. and Mrs.
A. I.
Black, H.d. Blanch id, Miss Sallie lordeaux, Mas. This, Travagan, Master Bravagan, M15, F. A. Biedes, Mrs. U. P. Carraber, Mr. and Mrs. Carraher, M. B. Colahan Mr. Crockett, Capt. Ceckran, Mr. and Mrs.
·Geo., T. Calligan, Miss D. Cuomughan, Mr. and
Mrs. Delaney, 1.. 1. Hallard, Mr. and Mrs. Ciory, G. F Dodsworth, G. P.
FJ,
Tompkins, Miss F. Jackson, Mr. and child Williams, G.
Wilfey, L. R. Johns, Jr., W..R.
..
Newson, Miss C. Paine, . E.
Dr. W. W. w and Quigler, Miss B. A.
Ranney.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Smith, H. G.
Kendrick, A. J.
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Grant
Armitage, Miss Barnels, H J. Brown, C.A.
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Tupelnurs Humidity........
85 87 74 65.
Manila, Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Fat Prins July, 10 AM. Steirmund, 24th July, Europe, &c., an
Toria, via Tuticorul-Ter July, 11 A.M. Swatow, Weihaiwei, Cheloo and Tientsin- Per Kweichow. 24th July, 3 P.M.
Kobe-Fer Taiyuan, 25th July, 3 P.M. Macao Per Haungthan, 27th July, 1.15 P.M. Fr. s. 3.953, S. Robinson, st
Manila, Timor, Fort Darwin, Thursday July,Vancouver 4th June, and Shanghai Island, Cooktows, Cairns, Townsville, Bris. 17th, Gen.-C. P. R. Co.
bane, Sydney, Hoba, Launceston, New Zet Mortlake, Br. s., 1,737. F. W. Balten,
July, Cheribon (Java) 2nd July, Sugashlard, Melbourne, Alaide and Perth-Per
Empire, 28th July, 10 AM.
Manila--Per Zafiro, 18th July, to A.M. India
via Tuttcarin-Per Anderson, A. Europe, &c.
Bastel, Dr. and Mrs. Krockenberg, Mr. and St. James pom Divanka, 28th July, 11 A.M.
children' Q. and Macao-Per Heungshan, 18th July, 1.15 P:M. ||
C. Macao-Per Heungshan, 30th fuly, 1.15 P.M. Damerinco, Macao-Per Heungshan, 31st July, 1.1.5 P.8. Gebhard, F. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kob. Yokmama, Gavin, F. Picioria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per &impress of Hay, Miss M.
Iverfield, Capt. W. China, tet Aug. It A.M
Enron, &c. Fate, vlu Telicorn Pe Keyt, Dr. F.
Kober, Dr. Med. Armand Behte, 7th Aug., 11 AM.
Order.
Neil Macleod, Am. s.a., got, E. Cormai, 19th June, Manila 16th June, Ballast.-Barret- to & Co.
N. S. de Rosario; 715. M. Lopez Blanco, rath June, Manila gih June, Ballast.-Barretto & Cn.
NAMF...
Petrarch, Ger, 58., 1,253, R. Hatje, 12th June, -Saigon 7th June, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Phranang, Ger. s., 1,021, F. Mangelsdorff, 15th July-Bangkok 8th July, Rice and Gen.-B. & S. Prometheus,, Nor. s.5, 1,023, O. Karmelinser, 6th July-Bangkek via Swatow 5th July, Rice. N. Y, K Quinta, Ger..., 986, F. Fráum, 13th July,-- Bangkok 4th July, Rico and Gen.-S. & Shahjehan, Br. ., 1,276, J. R. Scott, 14th July,
-Saigon 9th July, Rice, &c.-Wo Fat Aberity Sing Taishan, Br. s.5., 1,100, J. T. Laing, 29th June, Bramble
Shanghai via Ports 24th June, Gen. Bntomart,
Cadmus B. & Co.
Cherub Clio Diadem Fame... Hand,
Taiyuan, Dr. 5,268, L. Dawson, 8th July,
12th Jute, and Thursday' Island Gen.-B. & S.
Sydney 25th, Tinhow, Br. .., gor, C. 1. Kerr, 13th July,
Bangkok 3th July, Rice—A., K. & Co. Trym, Nar, .., 1,138, 5. Andersen, 3th July
Flora...
Bangkok 28th June, Rice, Meal and Wand. Harl -Order.
Janus. Ujina Maru, jap..., 4,403, K. Nuno, 8th July, Kent
Moji 20th June, Coal.-M. B. K.
King
Alfred a Yuensang, Br. .., 1,128, F. Mooney, 17th Kinsha
July-Manila 13th July, Gen.-1, M. & Monmouth
Moorhen Z. Y do Aldecoa, Am, 16, 1,200, FXandaro Orter
Echaur, 15th June,-Manila 12th June, Rambler Ballasi,-Barretto & Co.
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION,
CLASS.
TONS. GUNS.
LHP.
5,700
Captain II. W. Savory, M.V.D. Lieut, Commander Hughes...
12,000
普遍
102,3,
29.72
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20.62
CAPTAIN.
LAST REPORTED AT
„Astrae i
despatch-ver-cl... cruiser, and lass river gunboat river gunboat
1,700
3,000
Commander X. La T. Leatham
Bbangbal
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.4.355
7,000
Captain C. L. Vaughan-Lee
Shanghai
710
902
710
goo
loop.
1,070
1,400
Lieut, Commander E, G. W. Davidson. Lieut. Commander W. L. Bamber Commander H. du C. Luard...
Yangiare
Yangtsza
Hongkong
water tank and rug... Kloop
390
300
Hoogkonk
1,070
***
Commander 1. D. Wilkin, D.8.0.
Hongkong
cruiser, rst class
11,000
16
16
Yokohama
torpedo boas destroyer
306
6
....
Hongkong
cruiser, and class
4,360
7,000
Captain it. Grani-Dalton
131
5. American Parts
torpedo boat destroyar,
-175
4,000
Lient Comm:diler. H. B. Cox
Yokohama
torpedo buat destiyer
275
6
4,000
Lieut. Commander R. Henniker-Heaton
torpedo bost destruyar-
6
3,900
Lieat, Commander W, H. Darwall
Cruiser, 16 plast
9,800
22,000
cruiser, 1st class
14,400
18
30,000
Captain S. V. V. de Horsey.... Captain C. F.
Thursby
FIVET
616
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1,200
9,800
14
Captain
Ho
Zoo
9.309
Licut, Commander 1. Kiddie.
650
Commander C. P. MoDro
740
Lient, Comraand C. C. Walcott...
Lieut. Commander H. T. Atlay
Spipe... Takn ... TATTLE
river
gunbo
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240
Lieut. Commander
T. S. Lyca
Yangtare
.
torpedo
receiving ship ...
wis with itstroyer
6,500
In reserva
4,050
Commodore H4, P. Williams ...
Teal
river gurupa
Boo
Lisut. Commander E. Becratan...
Hongkong
Hongkook
Bock. Thistle
river gunboat...
900
Liest. Commander R. M. R. West
N
Waterwitch
torpedo boat destroyer
6,300
Liest Commander Stevenson
surveying ship
450
Commander R. W. Glennis
***
Whiting
torpedo bent destroyer
збо
5,900
Lieut, Commander C. H. L. Thomas
Yokohama Surveying(Swatow Yokohama
M
river gunboat
195
800
A
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river gusheat
150
550
Lieut. Commander G. J. Todd
Taiyuan................ Cranley.....
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550
Ligut. Commander Jno. V, Knox,..
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at
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Wantcork...
Kunha cruiser, 1st class TİVET TINET gunboat torpedoessed surveying river gunboat
river gunboat.
340
Lieut. Commander Percy Crabtree
J. A. Tuka.
Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
Yangtze
Yokohama
West River Yokohama
Boogkong West River West River
11th Inst. ...New Dock.
Flying Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moore, Commander-in-Chief,
Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson] Yangter