DEUTSCHLAND, BY LAND AND SEA,
:
It is somewbal' instructive to read a German account of German colonisation as it appears In "Das Überseeische Deutschland.". In the first place, the want of nautical expressions and of intelligible colonial phrases is evident | even to the causal student, but this want of diction is certainly made up for by some. marvellous German compounds and by a still more wonderful stratch of colonial ambitions. In the Vorwort, or foreword, we are confronted with this sentence: "Kein Volk is so unstät über die ganze Frde gewandert wie der ger manische Volkerstamm. Any idea, therefore, that the Germans were ever a home-loving- people in the past in shattered by tbls sontesco. Naturally, to revive our notions of colonial his.. tory, we ask when this German.migration bogan, for the growth of that great. German metropolis, Berlin, round the islets of the Sprao on the sandy pisin of Brandenburg, is compara tively moders. We have all beaid of a Ger man explorer or two like Dr. Barth and Dr. Overweg, Prussian gealemen who had accom
but panied Dr. Richardson on the Niger que cere Richardson left England under the orders and at the expense of her Majesty's Govern ment in 1850, and the Prussians were really volunteers, sot German official explorers. Simil. arly we have all known Humboldt, who, by the in South light of recent events, has sown seed América, in South Africa, Karl Mauch (1868. 1871) German explorer, named Kaiser Wilhelm Gold Fields, Mount Bismarck, Mount Mallke in Mashonaland, keeping alive the memory of the protagonists of the Franco-Prussian War; and, no doubt, he was prophet in South Africa. But, so far as colonisation went, we had always imagined that when the German Legion, dis banded after the Crimean War, was netiled in the eastern province of the Cape Colony, and named their villages of Stutterheim, Berlin, Potsdam, Frankfort, Hanover, Breidbach, Braunschweig, etc., it was an early experiment in German oversea colonization, at any rate in South Africa. So, too, when we read about the German firm of Fodeffroy and Sons, who adventured to the South Seat in 1857, we were apt to regard it as a kind of isolated-mer- cantile enterprise, not in keeping with the character of German business men.
It seems, however, that we have to read our history over again to learn what is really meant by German colonisation and by German r under the later are included all colonists. For hardy Norsemen and all dwellers along-the
of the Baltic. shoras
Our own Mayflower set- flars are included in the wide category, for in the German official work on colonisation it is written thus favo
Da ging am Morgen des 9 November, 1610 in der hinter Cap Cod liegenden Bai, ein englisches Schiff von Anker die Majblomi. Sie trug 120 puritanische Auswanderer; die ersten Solonisten Nord Amerikas-germanis chen Stammes.
We rub our eyes and feel-shall we say, enlightened? We are all Germans, East Angliaus, Normans, sailors of Devon, as well
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19 1906.
Shipping.
Arrivals.
Delhi, Br. 20, 4,783, 1. D. Andrews, R.N.R.. 18th Oct,Shanghai 16th Oct, Maila and Gen.-P. & O. S.-N. Co. Segovia, Ger. a n., 5.871, Schönfeldt, 18th Oct,
Slogapore rath Oct, Gen H, A, L. Carl Diederichen, Get, as, 774, 11. Schlaikien, 8th Oct.,-Hoihow 17th Oct., Gen.-J. &
Co,
:
Hangchow, Br. ..., 999, Mawley, 18th Oct., Newchwang and Chefoo rath Oct1, Gen. B. & S. Michael Jebsen, Gat. 1.s., 951, H. Bendixen
18th Oct., Newchwang and Cheloo 13th Oct, Beans and Fruit, & Co. siberia, Am. 1.1, 5,655. A. Zoeder, 19th Oct"—
San Francisco 21st Sept., and Shanghai 16th Oct., Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. S. Co.
Diadem, Br. rst-class cruiser, 11,000, H. W,
Savory, M.V., 19th Oct.,-Welbalwei 5th
www! Oct:
Kwangtah, Ch. 8.a., 1,536, Wm. B. Lunt, 19th Oct-Canton 18th Oct., Gen.-C. M. S. N. Co. Nanshan, Br. s.a., 1,299, A. Jones, 19th Oct-
Canton 18th Oct., Gen.-B. & Co.
18th Oct.,
Jauger, Ger. gunboat,
Kobe and Amoy 16th Oct.
Sandakan, Ger. s.s., Tuts, Wending, 19th Oct -Singapore and Hoihow 17th Oct., Gen- D. & S.
Brand, Ner. ss., 1,520, M. Evensen, 19th Oct.,
—Sourabaya ith Pet, Sugar.-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.:
Clearanges at the Harbour Ofco. Hangchew, for Canton. Trieste, for Shanghai, Ceylon, for Kobe. Burton, for Saigon. Brami, for Moji. Delhi, for Singapore.
Departures. ('ct 19..
Delte, for Shanghai. Haitan, for Swalow. Rutherglen, for Chittagong. Chiyuen, for Canton. 7elemachus, for Canton, Brand, for Moji. Trieste, for Shanghai. - Jugbu Maru, for Japan,
Pannongora arrivod.
Per Segovia, from Singapore-380 Chinese, Par Delhi, from Shangbai for Londan-Mr. H. C. Gibson, Miss Wheatley, and Capt Mc Kechnie. For longkong-Mr. J. J. Haargand. Mrs. Piercy, Mrs. L. Martin, Mr. Gulden, Capt G. Purton and native servant, Mass. 8. M. Wong. L. Dobron, and Dr. Marshall's amah. From Yokohama for Marseilies-Dr. and Mrs E A, Streeter, and Miss A. M. Langton. For London-Mr. H. Thomsen: For Bombay- Mr. W. Earquhaton From Shanghai for Fin Yokohama for Loudon-Miss Hughes. Hongkong-Mr. D., Steavenson.
fishermen of Hull. Why not include the stafaring Celta The ancient kingdoms of America, of Damnonia, of Brian Boru, the Welsh Cantrede, the goodly kingdoms men- tioned by Geoffrey of Monmouth, as well as King Arthur's sea kingdom, are all now to he Per Siberia, from an Francisco, &c.- W. M, Connor, Jr., C. H. Berger, Rev. G. D. labelled "germanischen Stammes." In Sicily, in Apulia, the offspring of the Varangian guard Tyers, Mr H. V. Campbell, Miss R. Davie, Mr in Constantinople, wherever, indeed, Saxons R. L. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. It. Deboam, Miss and Normans have left their mark as cart
Lammers, Mesars, G. L. Noble, J. L. Heading. querors or colonist, there the all-enbracington, J. SKunkle, Mr and Mrs. E. L. Von expression "germanischen Stammes" must be Pionikowski, Mrs. B 14. Rahmeyer, Messrs. F. M. widely read on a kind of new national hoarding! W. Schmidt, Fong See, Dr. and Mrs. Unconsciously, the nations of Europe have Swan and child, Miss L. Whertz, Mrs. J. W. simply lived their national lives and fought, out their struggles to become feeders of the Electorate of Brandenburg." The term "ED- glish" must take second place now, and the Puritan seitlers are simply Aying German emgirants.
If this doctrine in really tought and, really believed in throughout Prussia and Germany, it becomes more easy for us to understand the enthusiasm and handshaking given to old Paul Kruger at Berlin in 1884. after the London Convention. Both Kaiser Wilhelm and Prince Bismark were present, and just then were casting eyes upon German South-West Africa, and making much of the blood tie between German and Hollanders. "Will you walk into my parlour?" was the hallveiled invitation to the burghers. The parlour was a wide one adapted to all "germanischen stammer." Be ally, in examining these claims it is quite Becessary
to realise that ever since the suc cessful issue of the war with France, and, even before, certain wide ambitions have been dangled before Germans. In 1868, von Wolfgang Menzel wrote "Unsere Grenzen," and pro- claimed modern Germany to be the legitimate heir of the conquesis made good by ancient Germany over the corrupted Roman Empire. In its place The Holy German Empire" Edgar Quinet, his stands revealed. "Allemagne at Italie," wrote as far back as 1831:-
This German race is ranging itself under the dictatorship of a people not more enlighten- ed than its other populations, but more acquisitive, more arden, are exactiny, more versed
io affairs. To the charge of that people it confides its ambitions, its rancours, its rapines, its roses, its diplomacy, violence, its glory, its external force and aggrandisement. Since the close of the Middle Ages the force and initiative of the German States passes from south to north along with the whole Lis movement of modern civilisation.
Prussia, then, that Northern Germany is be- ginning to make l'instrument of aggrandisc ment? Yes..
Why should Germany trouble about acquir Ing such barren places as South-West Africa, or even such places as German East Africa, or Togoined or the Cameroons, or New Guines, when the nomenclature of Kaiser Wilhelm Land, Bismarck Mounreis, Kaisarin Augusta River, seem to mark ambitions rather than realities? Is it worth their while, with the whole colonial world #germanischen Stam mes ripening like a luscious autumnal pear? There may be a halting doubt about the basis of this reasoning in the minds of Pan-Teutonic for Garmth official account of Deutsch Südwest Afrika" Damnraland is das cribed in the account as the first German colony, and the year 1884 as "die *geburisjaby der Deutschen Kolonialpolitik, Is not this nearer historical truth? For there was go colonial policy worth the name before this, and without a colonial policy, we take it, no real. Colonial Empire can arise. This Empire may be antedated in the professors classe roome, and visions called out of the "valy deep,
a, Still we should do well to try to any derstand thoroughly this form of idealism, and give it its true weights for our Teutonic friends are in agroest, and are prepared not only to dream, but to make personat sacrifices to achieve these dreams. Official Germany has only to speak the word, and not only German ailors are ready to go anywhere, but Germa 25 explorers, German traders, and
German
ploceers, with intelligence in their heads and efficiency in their hands, are mori zealous ex- ponents of "Deutschland, by Land and Sea "Pall Mall Garelli.
ton, 3 chi dren and amah, Rev. and Mrs. W. Ashmore, Miss Ashmore, Mr. C. W. de Knight, Cumdr. H. Kato, N., Comdr. S. Horimoughi, 1.1.M., Misses L. and M. Clark, Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Day, Mr. and Mrs. L. 11. Eastman, Messrs. S. P. Wadin, E. Wellman, Dr. and Mrs. M.-J. White, Messrs. A. C. Catti vinch, Wa Chao Hu, Dr. and Mrs. Wu, Mrs. M. Atwood, Mr. W. Swan, Mc, and Mrs: 1. Goodenow, 210 Chinese, 14 Indians, and Japanese.
Vuzaels in Port.
STRAWRUA,
America Maru, Jap. 16. 3,160, Philip Going, 13th Oct-San Francisco 14th Sept., and Shanghai rub Cet. Mails and Gen.-T. K. K.
Borneo, Ger..., 1,344, A. Denker, 18th Oct, —Sandakan 13th Oct., Timber.-M. & Co.
Calchas, Rr. .., 6,748, O. P. Williams, 17th
Oct.Shanghai 14th Oct., Gen.-B. & 5. Catherine Apcar, Br. s. 1,730, W. D. A.
..
Thomas, 10th Oct,Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 4th Ért., Gan.-D.- S.&
Emma Luyken, Ger 1.5, 1,159, G. Cornand,
16th July, Mauritius zoth June, Sugar. Wing Sing & Co.
Empress of China, Br. s.s., 3,039, R. Archibald, R.M.R., 13rd Sepi-Vancouver, B.C., 4th Sept., and Shanghai zoth, Mails and Gen, -¿. P. R. Co. Indrawadi, B., 8., 3,369, R. N. Hill, 17th Oct, -New York 22nd Aug,, Gen.-), M. & Co
Joshin Maru, Jap.., 702, H. Ohta, 17th Oct., Tamsui via Amay and 'Swalow 16th Ucl., Gen.-Q. 3. K."
Kagoshima Maru, 1.1, 4,404, F. L.. Pyrs, 18th Oct-Singapo e 2th Oct., Gen-N, Y. K.
Lisa, Swed, 8, 998, H. Horndahl, 17th Oct.,
-Probolingo (Java) zod Oct., Sugar.
S., W. Co.
Loongsang, Br. 1.3., 1,092, A. G. Smith, 15th
Oct-Yapils th Oct., Gen.-J., M. & Co.
Prince George, Nor. 6.1., 472, A. R. Anderson,
18th Oct.Manila 26th Sept, Old Iron Ordet.
Loyal, Gex. s., 1,237, F. Netgins, 12th Oct., Bangkok 4th Oct., Rica.-S., W. & Co." Machow, Ger. 8., 996, 7. Zoliner, 14th Oct.,— Hangkok sih Oct., Rics and Lumbar.-B. & 8. Merapi, Dur. 6.5, 1,592, E. M., Uldai, 10th Och,Singapore 1st Oct., Sugar-Tung Thys Loong.
Monteagle, Br. s., 3,943, S. Robinson, 14th
Sept.-Vancouver 30th Aug,, and hang- hai Irth, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.
Rajaburi, Ger. s. 189. O. Koch, 14th Oct, Bangkok via Swalow 13th Oct Rice and Wood.-B. & 5.
Rajab, Ger. 1.3 1.275, C. Wolff, 16th Oct
Bangkek sth Oct., Rice.-B. & S. Rubi, Br. 18., 1,611, R. W. Almond, rith Oct., -Manila rath Oct., Gen-S, T. & Co. Samsen, Ger. s.1, 995, F. Rebwaldt, rith Oct.,
Bangkok 5th Oct, Gen.-B. & S. Sarogan, Am, 8.3., 438, Vitteris, 7th Sept.,
Manila 4th Sept., Ballast.-Order. Shadtung, Br. 1,853, Nicoll, 16th Oct.,-
Hamarang 5th Oct., Bugar.-B. & S. Shawmat, Am. 12-0,606, E. V. Robaris, 17th Oct.,-Manila 15th Oct., Gen-D. & Co.
Nam Sang, Dr. 28. 2,591, P. H. Kolfe, isih Oct., Calcutta 30th Sept., via Penang and Singapore 9th Oct., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Noll MacLeod, Am. 1.0, 901, E. Corral, içik Juse, Manilib June, Ballast-Barret- to & Co.
N.
S. de Rotario, Am. 11, 711, M. Loper, Blanco, 12th June-Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co.
Ld.
Sithonis, Gor. 5.9., 6,569, Brahmer, 18th Oct.,
Singapore 13th Oct., Gen.-H. A. L. Sungkiang, Br. 1.s., 987, G. Pennefather, 18th Oct-Ningpo 15th Oct., Ballast.-B. & S. Taiwan, Br. s., 1,040, J. Ar Martin, 15 Oct, -Saigon 9th Oct., God.-Wing Sing. Taiyuan, Dr. m., 1,459, L. Dawson, th Oct,
Melbourne 8th Sept, Sydney 19th. Thursday Island at Oct., and Manila 13th, Gen.-B. & S.
Tartar, Br. 1.5., 2,768, J. H. Davis, 13th Oct.,
Vancouver 17th Sept., and Shanghai rith Oct., Gen.-C. PR. Co.
Tatsu Maru No. 2, Jap. 4.1., 1,948, Najanagi, 14th Oct.,Kobe 7th Oct., Gen-Yee Hing Tai.
Tjibolas, Dut. 5.3. 1,959, P. Zwart, 16th Oct.,Java via Macassar 8th Oct; Gen.- J. C. J. L.
Toba Maru, Jap. 5.5, 2.165, T. Kisai. 18th
-Moji fath Dci., Coal.-M. B, K. Wandsworth, Br. .., 1,086, D. Thomas, 12th
t-Moji 7th Oct., Coals.-S., T., & Co. Yruna, Am. 95, 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct-
Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast.-Yeng Chung.
2. Y. de Aldecoa, Am. 1.s., 1,250, F. Xaudara Echauz, 15th June, Manila rath June, Ballast.-Barretto & Co.
Sattro VæKELS, Eclipse, Br. bk., 2,968, J. McBryde, and Oct.,
Canton 1st Oct., Ballast.-S. O. Co. Eskasoni, Br. ship, 1,670, Wm. McBurnie, rath Oct.,Manila. 13th Sept., Ballast.-Order.
1. F. Chapman, Am, ship, 2013, R. Banfield,
25th Aug.Manila T5th Aug, Ballast A., K. & Co.
S. P. Hetchcock, Am, skip, 2,086, 5. L. Zells, 1st Sept-Manila zoth Aug,, Hallast.—A», K. & Co.
Versals
J
Steamers Expooted,
Agents
From
Oct 21 Emp. of India. Shanghai... C. P. R. Co
7'A.3. Willehad... Sydney ...M, & Co..Oct. 22 Totomi Maru Moji ................ N. Y. K....Oct. 22 Roon.....
Colombo... M. & Co. Oct. 23 Prinz Ludwig lapan M. & Ca... Oct. 35 Itenalder... Singapore.C., L. & CoOct. 33 Ceylon Maru... ingangre. N. Y. K... ct. *4 China........ tapan P. M. Co. Oct. 18 Kumsang Castera
Arabia
Calcutta....1., M. & Co Oct. 18 SydneyG. 1. & Co Nov. 2 Poñland... P. & A. CoNov. 5 Vancouver C. P. R. Co Nov. IS
Athenian
100K RETURNS
HONGKONG, AND WILAMPOA DOCKS.
3 Kowloon
Locki
Vigilante.......... Monteagle
Fatshan Kinshan......... Empress of China
Sorsogon
Francisque
Johanne...
Charles Hardouin Chowtái........... Sabre....
Devawongie.......... Hygela Merapi
F. Chapman............ Signal........ Chinkai Maru .........
30
Cosmopolitan
Aberdeen
*
11
11
Ships Passed The Canal.
28th September-Caledonien, Idomeneus, Achilles, Sunda. 2nd October-Glenturret, Armand Bekit, Renmahr, Den of Kelly, Mem- non. 6th October-C. Ferd Laelis, Ersherson, Franz Ferdinand, Polyphemus, Prometheus, Tonkin, Hakata Maru, Kamakura Maru, 9th October-Formosa, Sachsen, Myrmidon, 13th October--Altinous, Hyson, Java, Polymeriten, Silesia (Ger), Rhenanig, 16th October-Ben lomond, Benverlich, Diomed. Peshawar, Saz onia, Albenga, Benledi, Cardiganshire,
KING EDWARD,
Ainsworth, Miss Mary Legeuna, Vice-Consut
M. Almond, Capt. & Mr.
Roswell
Little, A. C. Pfordton, A. R. Von | Bamies, Mrs, W. H. L. Lundholm, Capt. B.
Booth, H
Singapore, Penang and Calcuita-Per Chichester, D. A. a. G., Packer, 15, 1.- Catherine Afcar, 23rd Oct., 2 P.M..
Manila--Per Team, 23rd Oct., 3 P.M. Shanghai and Chinkiang-Par Fangchow, zynd Oct., 3 KM.
Europe, &c, Inding in Tution--Per- Priar Ludwig, with Oct., 11,A.N.
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.
and Mrs.
| Clark, Misses I.. & M, McKay,.T._D,'
•
P.S.O., Major A. A. Parker, T. *. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Paterson, E. J. Christió, J. D..
Peake, W. Clark, M. O.
der
Macmillan, A.
T. W.
L.. D.
Mia. E, S. Von
Fowell, W. A
Proshaw, C. M.
Raid, H. I.
'Roach, Mrs. J. S; and | Delaney, L.. T.
child
Dobson, L. A,
Rodbelen, C.
Rogers, K. H.
Mojl, Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria 1.C., and Tacoma, Wash-Per Bhawmut, 24th Oct,
Shanghal-Per Yorków, 24th Oct., 3 P.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Yale Yokohama Vicions and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Ampress of China, 25th Oct. 3 P.M.
Tientais Per Chipshing, 15th Oct., 3 P.M. Spatow, Amoy, Foochow and Shanghai-Per Shoshu Maru, 27th Oct.,-9 A.M.
Coffe, U.S., Capt. F.
W.
Clegg, N., Eng.Lt Mr. and Golahan. H. J.
Moles, E. J. B. F." Colvin,
Nicholson, D. M. Cuningham, Mr.
Mr. and
Palon, E
ck. Miss Anala Peacock, Day, Rev. and Mrs. H. Pennefather, Capt. and
Mr. G. H, Pollard, Miss Ida
Collins, W. F. Colvin, B. E. Conkey, Miss E. M. Connor, J. L. Crook, A. H. Cruickshank, A.
l'altoo, R.N., Capt.
Davidson, Peter
Sander, Dr. J. U. Schmidt, F. W. Schween, K. Searle, H. B. Rey, G.
,י
Manila, Pon Darwin, Thursday Island, Cook-Davies, F. O town, Calma, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Davies, Col. T. H. Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand. Meli Debrant, Mr. and Y. Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs. Oct., 11 AM,
C.-
E.
Eastman, Mr. and Mrs. Posar, H.
Goodnow, Mr. & Mrs Reiber, F.
Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs.
Guffey, Miss Paulatta Gulven, B.
Silverstone, Haster A,
Silvaratone, Master M.
L,
Hallard, Mr. and Mrs: H.
F.J.: Hurlay, Fred. C.
Jack, Mrs. C. M. Jackson, Mra, &ild
Square, Miss N. « Story, G. F..
bouras, Adelaida and Perth-Per Empire, aztMr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. C, James, J. M. & esrvant Williams, G.
Musila-Por Zafro, nýth Oct., KI AM. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Par Nam sang, 17th Oct., a P.M.
Swatow, Amoy, and Tamsui-Par Masam Moru, a7th Oct., § P.M.
Shanghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hobolule and San Francisco-Per Siberia, 10th Oct., 10 A.M.
Europe, &c. India, Tourans, 30th Oct., 11 A.M.
H.
Bruce Sleian, A,
infant and servant Spitties, 5.
Doolittle, F. H. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Stebbing, W. T.
W.A Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Sutherland, 1. D.
Rer. A. J.
Thompson, Mr. & Mr. Thompson, Miss B. L
T. C. and infant Dunlop, G. A. Einstmann, W. airchild, H. J.
Tatícorin-1'e
Fischer, R.
|
Fisher, H. G. Flaichar, H. L.
Swatow, Amoy and Anping-Per Fukushu Marú, 31st Oct., 9 PM,
Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hoban, Launce stob. New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Yawati Maru, 2nd Nov, 11.
Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Caims, Townsville, Boshanë, Sydney, Hoban. Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth--Per Taiyuan, 12th Nov., 3 P.M.
Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin - Per Australien, 13th Nov., 11 A.M.
Europe, &c., India via Tunicorin-Per Tonkin, 17th Oct,/11 A.M.
Mails or Canton, Wuchow, and shui will be closed on weekdays, at 7 a.m. at 6 p.m. until further notice.
Sam
Knight, C. W: De Krabs, Capt. H.
Zender, Mr. A.
CHINA COẠST METBOROLOGICAL RHOIRTAR, October 18th, 1906, a.m.
Jedan Miss H. M. | Vemuro
Th
Tompkins, H. T.
Topliss, H. J
Uffel, W. Von. Unbebaug,
C. H.
Bar. Th. Hu, Wind Wr,
a.m 29.6:
29-541
29,71
129.84
30.03
30.00
Vladivostock? a.
Hakodate.... Takia ............... Cochi Nagasaki.....
Vernon, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Y. V.
Kagoshima...
hima
Moha
Ishigakijima,
Chefoo........
Weihaimai...
Kinking...
Feng, F. See Franks, F. W Franklin, C. n. Frost, B. 1.. Fuller,
Stuart J. Vernon, Miss (Americas Vice Con- Vernon, Master sul General)
Wakefield, Mrs. M.. Weiman, E. Fuller, Denman
Wishart, J. B. Gibson, A. Harker, B. Brotherton Woortz, Miss L. Heanley, Dr. and Mr. Wood, G. G.
Young, Rev. W. C.
C. M.
Ashton, Mri, Austin, F. Bartlett, Miss
and Barton, Miss
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Harrington, H. E. Hewett, Hon, and Mr.
MONAKONG,
Adams, P. R. Allen, C. it, Anderson, Mrs. K Andrews, H. W.
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E, A.: Hughes, Mi Arnold, Mr. & Mrs. J. Hunter, R. --
Auktioson, G. B.
Bailey, W. S.
Baker, A. S.
Battiscombe, H. G.
Beattie, R., 1,
Ball, R.K., Engr. Lieut.
H. F.
Bell, Mrs. H. F. and
infant Berger, C. E.
Huth, F. L.
Innes, Capt. R.
Jokl, J. P. F.
Jones, H. A. Joughin, J. C. Kelly, A. J. Krill, T. Kunze, P.
Logan,
W. Loris, Mr. Biervliet, A. Van(Vice. Love, F. H.
Consul for Belguim) Lattringhaus, P.
Macaulay, Dr. H. R. Birbeck, R. I.
MI.
Dr. O, McCres, S. McGregor, Mr. J. S. Mcintyre, Miss A:
McIntyre, H. E, McMeel, H. E. Moore, 8. Moore,
Dr. and Mri, W.B.A.
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H. L Boone, Bomand, Brackett, Miss B. D. Breckwoldt, H. Brighton, F. G. Campbell, H. V. Campbell, L. F. Canter, H. E. Caner, Mr. and
W. L. Center, A. Catarinich, A. Chipple, F. T.
NAME.
Arrivals at Home-25th September Ambria, Nordkap, 18th September-China. 1st October-Nubia. 2nd October-Wakara Maru, Prine Eftel Friedrich, Alexia, Dresie. 6th October Yunnan, Caledonien, Patroclus. Alacrity
Asirsen' 12th October-Achilles, Hakata Maru, 15th October-Surdo." 16th October-Glenturret, Bramble Sperta, Sockun,
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Hauko......6-a.m. 30.49 59 94
+
30.44
Shanghai ...9 mm 30.35
Gatzlaff ......
sharp Penk...)
Amay........ Swatow
Longridge, Rev. and Taihuku
PEAK.
Mr. M.
Bineser, Mr. and Mrs. Bolton, Mr. Bradley, Mrs. N. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwin, Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers, E. S. Clark, Mrs.
Clasen, Mr.
Losell, Dr.
Macfarlane, Dr. H, Marney, V. E. Manio, O. B. H. Martin, R. McCandler, Dr.
MI
Mclaine, Mr." Melrose, R.
Melrose, W.
Clegg, Engr.-Lieut. & Mitchell, R.
Mrs. H. J.
Taich Tata...
Lost *** Pescadores...
30.29
30.21
a.m.30.04 70 75 N2
12
||29.98)
a.m.30,1
29.96
29.93
29.90
29.98
H
Canton......... A.M. 30.
Hongkung...nam. 30.09
and Victoria Peak o Rock... Hap
Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Moore, Mr. & Mrs, M.
H. W. Cobdan, A, S.
Cling, Col.
H
Vacao...... Haibow 9 am.
Pakhoi......... 11
! Phulien
Tourang
C. St. Jame
#
D
Moorhead, Mr. & Mrs. ¦ Aparri Moxon, Mr. & Mrs. H. Muble, E.
Manila,
10a.m 29.86
Legaspi
a.m
Munro, Mr.
1
Pasquet, Madam and le
family
Haculod
14.01.
+
Cebu Labuan
*
29 Bg
Pallerson, Miss
Mr. and Mrs. Durand, Mr. and Mr. Duskel, Miss Dutton, Mr. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Fegner, T. H. Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. Ferier, Miss
Fower, Mr. and Miss Fraser, Lieut. Fuller, Miss Gale, Capt. 1. R Gelathrope, ME Gordwin, A. P.
Mr. Greenhill Gregory, A Gundres, Mrs. Hall, Miss
Hareland, F. A.
Heffner, Mro. Higgins, Mrs. Hockaday, W. T.. Jeffries, H. V. Jolinston, L. A. M. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.
E,'S.
Josling, Lt. Col. Kill, Mr. and Mrs. Kistowsky, Mr. & Mr.
F. You
Leaek, Mr. Leele, Mr.
Patterson, Mr. & Min
Poppleton, Mrs. Ray, Mrs.
Rech, Mr. and Mrs. Roper, C. Sawer, Mrs W. E. Sciever, Mr and Mrs.
Rev. G.
Si T.
Seyranur, Cal. & Mrs. Sinclair P.
Sirley, Mr. and Mrs. -- Skotłowe, Mr. & Mrs.
A. B.
Squale, Mr.
toneham, Mr. Texnor, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Capt. and
Mra
Thompson, Miss Truman, Mr. and Mrs,
R. W, Week, Mr.
Tukio
October 19th, 1906, a. m.
11
Vladivostock,? a.m. Nemuro nik
a.m.2965 Hakodate
29.8g
30.06)
(30.19
#
30.19
(30.15
130.08
Kochi an.
Nagamki ........... Kagoshima.... Oshima...... Naha Ishigakijima.. Cheloo, Weihaiwei Hankow Kiukiang.....
Shanghai......
Gutzlaff ......
Sharp Peak...
F3
16-6.m
39 01
Am. 30.23 53
6.m.
ני
30.38
A.m.30.32
"
H
30.20 68
Amoy....... Swatow.....
M
30.03 62 67
29.98
#1 30.01
郓
"
(29.98) -
Н
NE
Taihoku. 30 Taichu.........
Weismann, Mr. & Mrs. Tainan
C
Koshun
Pescadores...
ו
Canton a.m.30.1871
Hongkongtoa.m.30.11
Wilford, F. C. Williamson, Mrs.
Longios, Mr. and Mrs.
13
Gap Rock Macao
144
301671
CRAIGIEBURN,
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, M. Grant "
R.J.
Barnett, H. J. 5,
Bird, A. W.
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
G. A.
Falloon, C. H.
Smith, Mr. and Mr.
Smith. Percy
Grani
Seppa, P
Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
| Montague
| Gaskell, My, and Alrs. Young, J. A.
Jam-sob, P. 6.
General of Panama) | Delestrade, H. Nagle, Miss M. E.
OCCIDENTAL
Klatt, H. Kunhardt, F. 4.
Munro, Miss A.
Binder, F.
Moreno, A. (Consul
Bruder, O.
+
Mrs.
Durieux, G.
Penker, M.
Newborn, Mr. & Mrs. Gilbert, G.
R. H. Newington, A.G. Nicholls, E. A
Regairaz, Gastog
Globu, F.
Builler, A.
Halm, J. W.
Testo, F
Hatje, Capt. R.
Wilk, D.
Victoria Peak
נו
Haihow.9a.m.
Pakhol... Phulien
Tourang
Q. St. Jamer. Aparri .....
Manila
Legaspi.
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Oct 18 at
30.09
30.01
FEST
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LAST REPORTED AT
despatch-vel...
1,705
cruiser, zu lass
4.300
7,990
Commander, E. La T. Leatham ...' Captain C. L. Vaughan-Lee ....
Hongkong
Weibalwel
771
river gunboat
710
900
****
Brigmant
river gunbou
710
900
Lieut. Commander E. G. W. Davidson. Lieut-Commander W. L. Bamber
Hongkong
Yangtere
sinop ::
1.
1,070
1,400
Commander B. L. Majandie .... an,
Weihaiwei
water wink and lug en
390
300
Hongkong
417
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slong
1,070
Commander C. D, 8, Raikes
Shanghai
crainer, fat claxe
16,000
16,500
torpedo boal destroyer
Captain H. W. Savory, M.V.C.
Hongkong
306
$1700
cruiser, 2nd class
4,360
7,000
Captain H. Grant-Dalton
Lieut. Commander Hughes...
Hongkong
H
Hongkong
torpedo hoa Aretourne
275
4,000
Lieut. Comniander H. A. Cor
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Shanghai
torpedo hindi destrayı!..
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torpedo bost destrMyer
4,999 1.900
Shanghai, Maji, Kobe and Yokohama Per Tjibodas, zoth Oct. 16 À.1.
Kent.
cruiser, 1st claps
9,800
27,000
Llout. Commander R, Henniker-Heaton Lieut. Commander W. H. Darwal Captain S.VY do Horsey
H
***
***
Weihaiwel
|
Shanghai and Kobe-Per Kagoshima Máru, 20th Oct., to A,M.
Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama Sitkowin, 20th Det, to AM,
Alfred King Kinība
Cruiser, 1st class
14,100
30,000+
river gunhas
T
A
1,200
Yangtare
Monmouth..
Moorhen ::
FIVET
Tiver gunbori
cruiser, 1pt stays
12!
0,00
17,000
Weibalwel
180
West River
Per
Europe, &c. India, vía Tu Cortos Pa Delhi, 20th Oct., TE A.M.
Otter Robin Bradpiper
350
Shanghal
river gurbast
940
West River
riyar gunboat
240
river guabos
140
Macao-Per Honam, 20th Oct.; 1.15. P.M. Manila-Per Loongsang, acth Oct., 3 P.M. Yokohama and Kebe--Per Taiyuan, goth thistle Oct. 3 P.M.
Taku
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...
torpedo pat destr
6,500
Tamar
P32
river gubboat ...
Lieat Comunnder E. Secretan
201
1
river ranbolt.
-"Lieut. Commandar R. M. R. Weat
Virago
torpedo boat destroyer
6,300
Lient, Commander Stevenson
Shanabai
surveying ship ... g
Commander R. W. Glennie...
Swatom
torpedo bgal destroyer :::||
5,900
river gupboat ***
800
diver kunla
river gunboil...
Lisus Commander G. E. L. Thomas ... Shanghai Lieu Commander G. B. Spicar-Simson Yangiare Liegt. Commander G. J. Todd Liep-Commander Jno, F. Knox..."...
Yangtere
Yaugtase
Singapore-Par Calchas, zoth Oct,, 3 R.4.
Waterwitch Swator, Amoy and Tamsul-Per Joshin Whiting...
Widgeon Maru, 10th Oct., 5 PM,
Helliow and Haiphong-Per Earl Diederick. Woodcock...
Woodler's ren, 20th Oct, 5 P.M.
Shangbal-Per Kiuklang, azad Óch, j P.M. Manila, Simpsonbafes, Fr, Wilhelmsbafes, Sydney and Melbourne-Per Sandakan, zzud **Oct., ITAM.
Orel, Br. x4., 2,206, G. Maddrell, rith Oct,—
Moji 5th Oct., Coal,.-B. & Co. Petrarch, Ger. 8, 1,252, R. Hatje, 12th June,
-Saigon 7th June, Gun.-S., W. & Co.
-
Shanghai-Per Hangsang, 310d Oct. 5 2.4. Amoy, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and Sas Francisco-Per America Maru, 23rd Oct., II AM.
torpedo bhas destroyer ...
receiving thi
вод
U. F. Thursby Commander Parcy Crabtree
Captain J. A. Tuka....
Lient-Commander Robert B. Vaughan. Lieut. Commander J. Kiddle
Licut Cour.mander J. T. S. Lyne ... m
Boats, T. O. Strath'
Commodore H. P Williams...
West Rivor
Hongkong Hongkong
Yangiste
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C. C. Walcott...
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