THE FLOUR INDUSTRY IN JAPAN.
PROSPECTIVE-OVER-SUPPLY.
Mr. F. Nakamura, a well-known four marchant of Yokohama, contributes au imerest- fing article to the Chugat Shagya on the flour. milling industry in Japan. Among the principal new enterprises, which are now, being projected in Tokyo and O aka, is the manufac ture of flour, which, it carted out as proposed, will result in a great increase of supply. Whe ther the existing demand for four in this country will justify the starting of so many mills is malter on which serious attention will have to be bestowed. The importation of four and wheat and the domestic production of wheat during the last ten years are tabulated as follows:-
1896. 18274
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY NOVEMBER 19, 1906.
Kumano Yaru, jag: 5.5, 5,076, W. S. Hunter, 19th Nov-iron Austrália, Gen.-N. Y K.
Tosa Maru, jap. s.8, 3 610, K. Kum, 18th Nov.,
-Shanghai 15th
Flour and Gen.-
N. V. K. Kiyo Maru, Jap. 5, 448, D. Hirai, 19th Nov., Wakamatsu 8th Nov, Lump and Dust Coal.-Gilman & Co. Hintang. Dr. B. 1,356, W. J. Davies, 19th NovWeiba wet 4th Nov, Gen--1., M. & Co..
3, Franz Ferdinand, Aust. 5.84 1,860, C. Mar covich, 18th Nov,Trieste 27th Sept., and Singapore rith Nay, Gen.-5, W. & Co. Clearances at the Harbour Offico.
Kwangsàng, for Canton,
Fukuihu Maru, for Swatow,
Benlamond, for Nagasaki.
Anping, for Singapore.
Jacob Diedericksen, for Kwang-chow-wan.
4,181,886 Kingping for Canton.
Kiya Maru, for Canton.
4.14.10 Thts Maru, for Yokohama.
Domestic
Flour Wheat Imported. Imported.
Produca (Wheat).
machs.
picula.
koko,
Anping, for Shanghai.
648,031
38.773
3.553.789
Chipshing, for Canton.
635,838
ton, 187
3,811,000
Chopane, for Swa:OW
3898...
1,030,120
48,116
1899
783 B14
30,542
1900
1,178,361
233 503
3901
170.965
85 174
4.375 376
Colombo Maru, for Singapore.
1507............ - 3,948,775
86,534
3,954,497
Deucalion, for Singapore
1903
5.652,951 2,265,625
1,874,388
for Saigon.
1904.........
5,173,50 399,851
3,859.964
adeleine Fickmers, for Swatow.
1905
4,977,247
1,026,400
3,601,764
1904-
Stupartaron.
Up to July
3,046,578 - 3:09,124
Up to July.......
3,182,469 386,895
goo
of
Νον. 18.
Hrimun, for Swatow,
Turugison Maru, for Kuchinntra. Kohtlchang, far Canton.
hochaing, for Canton.
Nov. 19. Fak Ling, for Shanghai, Wakamatsu Atary, for Moji. Joshin Maru, for Swatow. Alabama, for Muji Bailon, for Hoitow. Anping, for Shanghai.
£ ₺7, for Saigon,
lawfing, for Chaton, Kagoshima Maru, for Bombay.
Up to July. 2,616,861 310,050 As shown above, the importation of flour made, with slight fluctuations, a steady increas from 1896 la 1904. The unsrecedentedly large increment in the import of four and wheat for 1903, is attributable to the failure of the do mestic wheat crop in that year. In the fallow ing year, though the domestic yield of wheat was below the average, its import greatly felldana, for Calcutta. off and that of flour was less by nearly 480,000 sacks as compared with the previous year, despite the fact that a Lage demand sprang up on account of the war. In Igns the import wheat again increased owing to the failure of be rice and wheat crops in the country and in anticipation of the increased tariff; but flour diminished by 190,000 sicks as against 1404. Again, taking the figures up to the end of July This year the unport of flour fell off by 420,000 and $50,000 sacks resectively compared with the corresponding periods of 1904 and 1905 Calculate at this rate, the total import of flour or this year will be in the neighbourhood of 1,500,000 sucks which will be a remarkable fecrease on the three previous years.
Although it is an indisputab e fact list, with an annual increase of the population by half a million, Japan is becoming more and mora de pendent on foreign counties in respect to her ood supply, the extraordinary advance in the mport of flour that took place in 1993 can hard. y be regarded as having been caused by ordin ry circumstances. Mark the gradual falling
ff of the import flour since the high-water mark was reached in 1903 without any increase
domestic supply.
Hitherto the Japas Flour Mill Company has been the only large establishment of the kind in apan, but since the beginning of this year no ower than a'x mills have been projected. The arliest projec ed of these is Mr. Masuda's flour hill at Hyon; the second also at lyogo pro- osed by the Japan Seimai Kasha; and the hird is a branch mill at Bynge of the Japan Flour Company. The mills of the Imperial. he East Asia, and the Meiji Flour Cou anies will most probably be situated at Tokyo. It will not be wide of the mark to es imate the daily producing capacity of the six ills above mentioned, when started, at 3,000 acks, which means an annual out-turn of $70,000 sacks. This quantity when compared With an average, amouning to 5,160,000 sarks, or the three years when the largest quan ties were imported, leaves a surplus of ome 1,300,000 sacks, or that of something ike two million, sacks if the estimated quan ity of import for this year is taken into con ideration. The question naturally arises how he Japanese manufacturers intend to dispose f this surplus productios of flour.
f
It is suggested by sonie that for the surplus Japanese flour the market will be found in China without much difficulty. This, however, eems extremely doubtful, it is manifest that the case at anticipated increase of the supply f Japanese four the ponation of the foreign roduct will be greatly checked, thonga that of heat, will increase to a large extent. The lour manufacturers on the Pacific coast, who Fill practically lose in Japan a customer who A consumed five milling backs flour an- ually, will not sit idly, and will concentrate heir attention on the Chinese market. Of ourse, adds Mr. Nakamura, the duly an in- orted whent will be entitled to rebate in the vent of flour manufactured theretrom being sported, but considering the fact that the apanese mills are largely dependent on American wheat and thi at present there is ot much difference in insight between the span and the Chion porte from the Pacific Ok, the successful disposal of Japanese four China, in competition with the American roduct, will prove no my task. The prospect made gloomier still when it is considered bat the establishment of a flour mill at Hankow nd of mill in Manchuriais now under con. emptation.
Shipping.
Arrivals. Benlomead, Br..s., 1,725, J. Henderson, 17th Nov., London 29th Sept, Gen.-G., L. & Co.
Empress of Japan, B. 1, 3,039, Henry Pybus, N.R., 18th Nov.-Vancouver 30th Oct.,, and Shanghai 16th Nov., Mails and Gen.-C. P. R. Co, Astrica,
Br. cruiser, 4,360, C. Vaughan, Lee, R.N., b Nou,-Weihaiwei 14th Nov. Ras Dars, Br. s... 3,495, M. Cambridge, 18th
Nov,Moji 12th Nov., Coal,-A. R. M. Paoting, Br. 8.5., 1973, Cogan, 8th Nov,- Iloilo and Cebu 13th Nov., Hemp.-B, & S.
Kwongiang, Br... 1,428, W P. Baker, 18th Nov.-Shanghai 14th Nov., and Swatow 17th, Gen.), M. & Co. Paklas, Ger, 1.8., 100, H. Demes, 18th Nov.. -Sato 17th Nov, Rice and Texkwood,
D. & S.
Amigo, Ger. .., 771, N. Baltzer. 18th Nov, Pakhoi 15th Nov., Pigs and Geo.-J. & Co
Chip Shing, Br... 1,199, G. S. Welgall, 8th Nov-Chefoo 1th Nov., Gen, J., M. & Co.
Karin, Swed. ... *98, G, Petterson, 18th Nov., Holbow 17th Nov., Gea-Aagaard, Thorsen & Co.
Ger. sa,, gg5, F. Zollner, Icth Nov., * 11th Nov., Rice and Wood:-
Doucalion, Br. 2... 7,030, M. H. F. Jackson,
18h Now, Shanghal 15th Nov, Gen, B. & S.
Colombs Mare, Jap. 63, 79, 3. Nagao, 19th Nov-Bombay and Bingapore 13th Nov., Cetion and Twists-N. Y. K. Hong Wan I, Br. 8., 2,060, J. L. Slaker, 18th
Nor-Singapore 12th Nov., Gen-joo Teck Bong,
Passengers arrivol.
Per Pacting, Iram Cebu-Mr. Zarm, Per Karin, fram Hoihow to Chinese. Per Kwongrang, from Shinghai, &c Messis. Rass, 1.cub, Iloyd, and to Chinese.
Ver Empers of fofan, from Vancouver Mesis. D. G. Chamberlain, J. Murray, † M. G. Taylor, Mrs. S. J. Presby, Mts. R. H. Jack Son, Miss M. E, Duley. Mr. and Mrs. L. Giber, Mis. Carmichael, Mr. C. W. Hodgson, Rev. T. R. Heneage. Capt. 1. 1. Lidd. Messrs. C. Hewitt. E. Katz, 81 Chinese, and Indians. From Victoria Chinese From Yoko. hama-Messra, Hong Hung Yan, Kong Yue Chung. Dr. 1. E. Mears, Messrs. C. Camper, and V. A. Caesar Hawkins. From Kobe-Mr. and Mrs. W. Adamr-Frost, Cap. and Mrs. Gilmour and maid, Mr. and Mrs. ft. Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Batley, Messrs. It T. Wheeler, W. T. Law, Mr. and Ms. J. H Phillips, Capt. and Mrs. J. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Imbert Terry, Mist Imbert Terry, Mrs and Miss Chaplin, Miss Bremnet, Mr., Mrs, and Miss Leith. From Nagasaki-Messrs, C. E. Bacon, J. M. Boyd, Mr and Mrs. I. Carmack, Mrs. Emily Cole, Miss M. Printisi, Messes, R. M. Joseph, 1. Haskell Leung Yan Pn. Ceup Chong Tong, Cheung Ngai Cani and C. H. Wilson
Por grean 1, from Singapore-1.331 Chi
S...
Per Bentomond, from Singapore-Mr. J. W. Nobit.
Per E. F. Ferdinand, from Singapore Countess Reylevich, and 259 Chicese.
Pei Tos Maru, from Shanghai-Mr. Hydmann, Mrs. G. Rose, Mrs. K. Rose and 2 children.
Per Kum Mary, from Australian ports for Hongkong-Rev. Cheock fang Cheng, Mr. F. Bennett, Mrs. A. A. Gomales, Mrs. M.
ssario and haby, Miss M, Moreno, Mrs. T. Flizalde and baby, Mrs. J. Ausgancillo, Mr T. Mendez, Mr. and Mrs. K. S. Tong, Mrs. Ab 1:ung, Messrs, W. O'Neill and N. Nathen and 35 Chineer. For Shanghai-Mr. F. P. Bartley. For Ngns-ki-Mr. B. R. Hutson and 6 [apanese For Yokohama—Mr. E, F, Walker and 4 Japanese.
Per Soudan from Taku for Hongkong- Major and Mrs. Rowe, children and maid, Maj. Venables, Capt. Manly. Leats. Dinwiddy Hibbert, Paget, 2nd-lieut. Yates. Lt. Col. Sparkes, Lieutenant Trost, Major and Mrs Chicester, Cap. Butcher, Capi. and Mrs. Price, and-Lient. Lesson, Lieut, Case-Morris, and-lieul. Whitly, List, Cal and Mrs. Sey mour, Mrs. Gibs, Q-Surg. Maj. Trle, Qr Maj Surgs, Faces, Jones, and Qr Maj. Surg. Mirlwhistle Webster and Morrison. For CulemboCapt. Biddy. For Bombay-Canule tray, sub, Comdr. and Mrs. Crappen and child. For Durban-Capt. Moore. Far Southamp ton-Qr. Maj.-Surg. Howis
Shopping Reporti
Str. Chipshing from Chefco:-Strong mon snoa, rough sea, fine weather.
H.M.S. Intro from Weihaiwei:-Strong NF. monsoon and fine weather.
Str. Heng Won I from Singapore:-Fresh
*o strong monsoon, with high sta throughout.
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Kutsang, H., 3,110, R. C. D. Bradley, 15th-
Nov,-Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 8th Nov, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Lombard, Br. 11, 1,679, F. P. Morris, 16th Nov.-Calcutta 23rd Oct, Ballast.- rder. Loosok, Ger 5.5., 1,020, G. Schultzen, 14th Nov.,-Hangkok 7th Nov., Rice.-B. & S. Madeleine Rickmers, Ger. 3.8., 1,020, 5. Simonsen, 13th Nov.-Bangkok 31st Oct. Rice.-B. & 8. Mathilde, Ger. ... 830, N. Jahnemann, 17th Nov-Haiphong and allow 13th Nov, Gen.-J. & Co. Mercedes, r. s.a., 2,900, J. S. McGregor, ist Nov.-Weihaiwei 25th Oct., Gov. Biores. -Admiralty.
Monteagle, Br. s. 3.953, S. Robinson, 14th Sept, Vancouver 26th Aug., and Shang hai rith, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.
Neil MacLeod, Am. 5.1., 901. E. Comal, 19th
June-Manila 16th June, Ballast.-Barret to & Ch. N. S.
Best
Otrice.
A Mall will close for:-- Swatow and Shanghai-Per Chnymsg, 20th Novito A.M.
Hongay--Per Tjiliwong, 20th Nov., 10 A N. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kaba, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Nippon Maru, zoth Nov, 11 A.M.
Z P.,
:
Adams, P. R. Albertz, K. Allen, R. W. Bacon, C. E.
Bailey.
W. S.
HONGKONG.
Baker, A. S.
attiscombe, H. G. Beattie, R. H. Bayly, Mr. and Mrs. Biervliet, A. Van (Vice-
Hewett, Mrs.E. A.
Hodgson, C. W. Howas, A. B. Hoyle, Miss A.E. Hunt, Miss B. Hunter, R. inges, Capt. R. Jokl; J. P. F. Laughin, J. C. Kinney.
Consul for Belguim) Kill, Birbeck, R.j.
Bird, H. W.
Macao--Per Honam, 20th Nov, 1.15 P.M. Singapore Por Telemachusj, zóth Nov., Singapore-Per Deucalion, 20th Nov., 2 P..isney, Mr. & Mr. S.
Misney, Min Ningpo and Shanghai--Per Kansu, 20th Blanch, Mr. and Mrs.
Nov. 3 P.M.
Cebu and Iloilo Per Sunghiine, 20th Nov,
3 P.K
Moji, Kabe, Yokohama and Portland, Or.- l'es Arabia, 20th Nov., 1. P.M
Swalow, Amoy and Foochow-P'er Queria, Hoihow and Pokhoi-Per Amigo, 20th Nov.,
Blaprio, Am, 1.5. 715. M. Lopez, 20th Nov. 5 PM.
rath June, Manila 9th June, Ballas!--Barretto & Co. Nippon Maru, Jap. s., 3,072, W. E. Filmer," oth Nov., San Francisco 12th Oct., and Shanghai 8th Nov., Mails and Gen. -N.
K.
Oceana, Br... 3,155, J. Gray, 16th Nov,--
Cardiff 3rd Oct., Coal-Navy. Oriel, Br. 5.5, 2,206, G. Maddrell, rith Oct.,
Moii sth Oct., Coal-B. & Co. Oscar . Nor. .., 2,000, Wilhelmten, 14th
Nov-Sourabaya 1 Nov, Sugar, Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Petchaburi, Ger. 5.5., 1,373, Gosewisch, rath Nov,watow 12th Nov., Rice and Timber.-M. & Co. Prometheus, Not. 5.5, 1,023, O. Commelinsen, 16th Nov,-Swatow 15th Nov., Rice.-N. Y, K.
Providence, No 5.5., 693, H. Skarrebo, 14th Nov. Bangkok 3rd Nov., Rice and Flour.
~A, K. & Co.
Ger. s. 1,145, 8. Madsen, 17th Nov., Quan 15th Nov, Ballast.-O. S. K Ragaar, Nor. 5.5, 1.720, H. G Nielsen, and Nov.-Rajang (Borneo) 26th Oct, Timber. -Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Samsen, Ger, 8, 998, F. Rehwaldt, 1'th Nov.,
Bangkok 8th Nov, Gen.-M. & Co. Sarsogan, Am. s... 428, Vitteria, 7th Sept.,-,
Manila 4th Sept., Ballast.-Order. Sungkiang, Br..s.s., 987, G. Pennefather, 16th
No-Manila 13th Nov., Gen.-B. & S. Taming, Br. ss., 1,350, A. W. Outerbridge. 9th Nov.-Manila 6th Nov., Gen.-B. &
Telemachus, Br. s.s., 4.800, J. H. Goodwin
12th NavTacoma via Yokohama and Shanghai 4th Oct., Gen.-B. & S. Thelma, Nor. s.s., 1,188, F. Jager, 8th Nov,-
Samarang, 25th Oct., Gen.-S., W. & Co. Tinhow, Br. ss., gor, C. J. Kerr, 17th Nav.,
Canton 17th Nov,, Gen.-A., K. & Co... Tjimahi, Dut. 5 s., 2.4170, N. de Brouwers, 15th Nov.-Macassar 5th Nov, Gen-J CI
L
Wongkoi Ger. 1.4., 1, 15, W. Rehn, 12th Nov.,
Bangkok and Anghin 3rd Nov., Rice and Gen-B. & S.
Yakiko Mare, lap, 3.5, 2,949, K. Muto, 15th
Fusa & Cn.
Nov.-Moji toth Nov., Gen. and Matches. Yruoa, Am. 4.5, 46, H: Nelson, 16th Och,
Ainoy 14th Oct.. Ballast-Yeng Chung.
Sathing VosRLS.
Aurow, Bo4-masted by, 2,970, D. McDean
14th Nov-New York 20th June, Case Oil.
-5, 0, Gr
Eclipse, Br. h., 2,968, J. McBryde and Oct.,' -Canton'ist Del, Ballast.—S, 0, Co. Eskasoni, lir. ship, 1,070, Wm. McBanie, 12th
Oct Manifa 13th Sept, Hallas-Order 1. F. Chipman, Am, ship, org, R. Banfield.
25th Aug. Manila 15th Aug, Ballast A., K. & Co.
Prince George, bl. 172, A. R. Anderson 18th OctManila 26th Sept, Old Iron- Order.
S. P. Hetchcock. Am. ship, 2,086, 5. L. Zeriz. 1st Sept-Manila 2 th Aug., Ballast.-A.. K. & CO
Vessels
Doric
Steamers Expected.
From
Agent
Manila
O&O Co Nov. 20
P. Sigismund... Manila M. & Co... Nov. 20 Glentoy Singapore. McG. & G. Nov. co P. R. Luitpold įvingapore. M. & Co...¡Nov. 21 Tilajapapan... C. J Nov. 21 La sang Calcutta..., M. & Co Nov. zz Nubia Singapore P. & O. CoNov. 23
DOCK RETURNS,
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. H.M.S. Tako
at Kuchom
Hongkong................. Heungshani... Paul Beau....... H.M.S. Kent.
HM.S. Olter, Borneo ..... Monteagle.... Sorsogan Hygeia ...
Str. Krangsang from Shanghai, etc.:-Made | Dakotah rate to strong N'ly winds, throughout the voy Taming....... age fine.
Str. Rar Dars from Moji:-Heavy NE. gala to Turnabout Island, then fresh NE. wind throughout.
Str, Pasting from Ilailo:-Fine weather and moderate wind to lat 19' N..Leng. 117 E, strong monsoon to port and fine.
Vessels in Port
STEAMMOR Arabia, Ger. nr. 2,867, H. Melzenthin, 14th Nov-Portland via Japanese Ports 5th Oct., Flour and Gen..-P. & A. 5. S. Co. Athenian, B. 5.B., 3,883, A. O Cooper, 13th Nov.-Vancouver, R.C., 16th Oct., and
Cosnuolitau
་
5 P.M.
Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama Per Kumano Maru, 211 Nov., to A.M,
Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin-Per Ross, 21st Nov., HAM.
Macao-Per Honam, 21st, Nov., 1.15 F.M. Swatow, Amoy and Fonchow-Per Halton, 21st Nov., 2 P.M.
Shanghai-Per Shachting, 21st Nov., 3 P.M. Manila--Per Taming, 21st Nov., 3 P.M. Shanghai-Per Pasting, 21st Nov., 3.P.M. Singapore, Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Chuniang, 21st Nov., 3 P.M.
Macao-Per Honam, zand Nov, 145 P.M. Shanghai, Nagasak, be, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Pel Empress of India, 22nd Nov, 3 r.
Tientsin-Per Chipshing; 2and Nov., 3 P.M. Macao-Per Flenam, 23rd Nov., 1.15 P.M. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Kul ng, 23rd Nov, 2 P.M. Swatow and Bangkok-Por Prometheus, 23rd
Nav, 2 P.M.
Slanghai- Pochew, 23rd Nov., 3 P.M.“ Manila-Per Punsang, 2nd Nov, 3 P.M. Manila-Per Zafro, 2 th Nov., 11 A.M. Macau Per Horam, 24th Nov., 1.15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Kiuking, 26th Nov., 3 P.M. Moji Kobe, Yolahaina, Victoria B.C., and Tacoma, Washer Tremont, 27th Nov,
I AM.
N. F.
Blood, G. Boyd, J. M. Breckwoldy, H.
righton, F. G. Brighton, G. L. Campbell, L. F. Carr, A
Mrs. T. C..
Krüger, M. Kunze, P.
Law, W. T.
Lawicis, Mrs. A.
Lehra, P.
maid
Logan, W.
KING EDWARD.
Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Kimura, N.,
Russell
Blunt, Capt, H. L.
Brownlow, F. O,
| Colabas, H. J.
Cole, E. K.e
H. D.
Kuwadi, 1.
Lundholm, Capt. D.
Legeune, Vice-Consul
M.
Ossorio, Mrs. A. and
Colville, Lieut. & Mis, maid,
Ossorio, Master
Cormack, Mr. & Mr. Nicholson, D. M.
Paine," A. É.
Jan. Cotton, Mrs. Aylett R. Peacock, Mise Annie Cation, Miss Claudine Pennefather, Capt. and Cumming, P.
Mrs. G. H.
Cunningham, Mr. and Presby, Mrs. Sallen
Mrs. A.
Sandison, W. M.
Delaney, L. T.
Silverstone, Mr. & Mr.
S.
maid and sorvant
Silverstone, A. H.
Lichterolde, Madam & Elizalde, Mrs. A. and
Love, F. H. Marriott, Dr, O. Maliran, Baroness McMaster, H. B.
Dr. W.
Mr. and Mr. gora, S.
Carter, A. Chamberlain, N.G. "haplin, Mrs. J. E.
Higgina, J. G. M., Hoftning, Edward Howard, Capt. & Mrs. Hurley, Fied. C. Hutching, Capt. H. A.
Jack, Mr. C. M. Jackson, Mr R U Dr. and Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. & child W. A Murkins, Mi
Moord
Chaplin, Miss and maid Newborn, Mr. & Mrs.
R. 1 Chapman, H. X. V. O., H.
Major A Chapman, B. F. Chapple, F. T.
Newington, A. G.
Nicholls, E. A.
Packer, B. L.
Parker, T. F.
-Peake,
W.
Chatham, Miss
Pearce, H.
Chatham, Hon. & Mrs.
W.
Silverstone, M. L. Square, Miss N. Story, G. F Tobin, R. Turnell, W. R. - Williams, G. Wright, Dr. and Mrs.
G. H. Bateson
CHINA COAST HETEDKOLOGICAL RECINTER. November 17th, 1906, n.m.
Dar. Th. Hu, Wint Wr.
Hakodate
Chichester, D. A, A. G., Meats, Dr. J. E
D.S.O.. Major A. A. Muir, F. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Oshima ****** Christie, J. D. Clark, M. 0. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.
Colvin, H, E.
Vladivostock, 7 am Nemuro......
a.m.19.8g
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30.09
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NW
Kuch! Nagauski Kagoshima...
29.95
10.03
(29 96)
29.89
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der
29.93
30.01
T. W.
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Clegg, RN, Eng.-L.t.
J. H.
Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. | Weihaiwei ...}
Cheloo......
Auth
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and Mr
Failpot. L. D.
Hankow
1.m
Kisking......
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Potts, P. C.
Inwell, W. A.
Treshaw, C. M.
Pritchard, H.
Reid, H. I.
Amoy
6
Swalow
Roach, Mrs., S. and Taihoku
a.m.
30.16
child Rowoldi, S. B. Rutherford, Mr. & Mrs.
Taichu
30.05
Taki, ' Koshun
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Pescadores.. Cintun
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NE
11
10.2316
J.L.
Connor, Crook, A. H. Cruickshank, A. Cull, J. A. Davies, F:Or
Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
W. 15, Doolittle, F. H. Dawley, Mr. and Mrs. N: H.
W. A Downing, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. and infant
Dupree, W. S. Einstmann, W.
Europe, &c. India vie Tuutoria-Dunlop, G. A. Tonkin, 27th Oct, I AM.
Shangbai, Yofi, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C and Seattle, Wash.Per Tera Moru, 27th
Nov., 3 P.M.
Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya ano Macassar-Per Tjilatjap, 27th Nov., 4 P.M.
Singapore, Penang and Colombo-l's Tamba Maru, 27th Nov,'5 P.M
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kohr. Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, BC.--Ver Athenian,
8th Nov., 11. A.M.,
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Seattle, Wash.-Per Afinnesota, 29th Nov,
31 A.M.
Shanghai, Nagasaki. Kohe, Yokohama, laufula and San Francisco-Per Derie
30th Nov., A.M.
Manila, Thursday Island, Corktown, Cairos, Townsville, Burbine, Sydney, Hobart, sunce. stan, New Zealand, Meth urne. Adelaide and Ferth-Per Nikko Maru, 20th Nov, A.M.
Timer, Port Darrio, Islam, Conk FORD, Cairns, Townsville, Hoshans, Sydney, Mel. Hobart, Launceston.
New Zealnod. bourne.
Adelaide ami Te Eartern, 18 Dec, 9 A M. ***
Manita-Per Rub', 1st Dec., 11. A.M Manila, Zambonega, Port Barwin, Thresby Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, bsbane, Sviney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth in 3rd Dec., 3 PM.
Manila, Simpsonhafer, F. Wilhelmoshiden, Svdney, Herbertshohe. Merapi, Brisbane, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melboume, Adelaide and Perth - I'm Prins Sigismund, 1th Dec., TO AN
Yokohama and Kobe-Per Changsha, 13th Dec., 3 P.M.
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CHRISTMAS MAIL. The German mail leaving Hongkong Wednesday, the 21st November, is dat in London on the 21st December.
CISTFORK AT THE HOTELS,
Sandes, Miss F. G. Sanders, Dr. J. H.
Schween, R.
Searle, Rev. G.
Shanghai....9 am 30.34 57 63
Gutshal.....
Shar'. Peak..
30.27 4876 (30.1410375
a.m.$30,11) 62 (89) NE
30.106378) NE
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Hongkongan 30 18 7157 NR
INE Victoria l'eak Gap Rock
NR Hoihow...... 19 mm, Pakhoi.........
Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs, Macao......
E. Bruce
Esterhazy, Counters K. Skinn, A,
airchild, H. J. Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fletcher, H. Franklin, C. B. Frost, B. 1. Fuller,
Stuart
Spittles, J. S.
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Phulien IQR
Stebbing, W. T.
Toutage......
Stephens, H.
C. St. James
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Sutherland, P. D.
Apart
16 n.m.
Sykes, Sir Tatton and
Manila
10a.m. 29.06 B2 70 wowi
Yalet
Logarpi
16 a.m.
40
Iloilo...
10 J., Terry, Mr. and Mr. I. Bacolod
(American Vice Con- Terry, Miss sul General) Fuller, Denman
Mrs. C. P.. Gibson, A.
and maid
Mr.
& Mrs. Cebu
Mini H. M. Labuan.
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Topliss, H. J. "
Unbehaup, C. H. Gilmour, Capt. & Mrs. Uffel, W. Von. Gloeck, Mr. & Mrs. R. Youles, Sir and Lady Grant, A. W.
Youles, Miss marker, B. Brotherton Wakefield, Mrs, M. Henenge, Rev. & Hon Wishart, J. B
Wheeler, H. S. Wood, G. G...
T. R.
Hewett, Ron. E..A.
Abell, Mu,
PY+K
Amos, Mrs. Austin, F. Blackhouse J. Beauchamp, E. B. Bolton, Nr. Bosch, Mr. and Mrs.
Van der Carruthers, E. 5. Chalmers, J. H. Clothier, Mr. and
H. W. Cobden, A. S. Codbury, Mrs. R. Cadbury, Miss Darling, Col. Dutton, Mr. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler E. A, M.
Fraser, Lieut. Gale, Capt. 1, R., Gelsthrope, Mr.
Green, Mrs. H. E. Greenhill, Mr Gregory. A. Hartel, E.
Hazeland, F. A.
29.91 82
129.93 84
" 20.93 78
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November 19th, 1900, a.m."
Vindros di Nemaro Hakodate Tikin Fochi
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30.2
30.1
Nagasaki.... Kagoshinua..
-bima
30.1
132.12
10131
33
Joseph, Mr and Mrs. Fahyulijana
E.'S.
Cheloo........... Kelsalt, R.A,Majorand¦ Wedaiwei ...
Mrs.
Kent, RA, Col. & Mrs. Leask, ME.
Macdonald, Major and
Mrs. Malade, Mr.
1.30.44 31 Hankow...16 am. Kinkiang...
Shanghai...9 am 30.45; 47 | 70 |NNW| Gutralt..... 20.47 52
Sharp Peak...
Swit
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12
|30.29; 62 | 72 |NNE
6 am. 30.19 6076 NE
H
AIRO,
Martin, R.
Mr.
Mitchell, R.
Taiko
Sam.30.21
Moncarieff, 1.-Col, & ! Taichu.
+
30.10;
Tainar..
11
30.00
NW
Kashu
#
30.071
Pescadores.
+1 30.10
Mrs. S.
Mann, Mr. and Mrs.
Moreno, Mr.
Muhle, E.
Painter, Major & Mrs.
Porter, W.
Reid, R.A.M., Lt. Col.
1. M.
Veyes,
Sawer
Mr.
A, W. E. Sinclair, A.
Slutyers, L. M. J. van Smith, A. Findlay
West,
J.J.
White, Dr. and Mrs.
Wilder, A. P.
Canton..... 9 am 30.28 67 74 NNE
Hongkong
Victoria Le
Gap Rack
Macao A...
10a.ni 30.24 69 | 62 | N
Hofhow.....9 am
Pakhoi.........
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5.m.
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30.3065
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10a.m.129.56 79 76 |NNE]
a.m. 29.92, 77
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Manila.
Legaspi
Williamson, Mrs.
Bachlod
Wilson, J. W
Iloilo Cebu
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Hockaday, W. T.
Jeffries, H. U:"
Josling, Lt. Col..
Adams, M. and Mrs. P. Smith, Mr. and Mr.!
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OCCIDENTAL..
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Binder, F.
Hatje, Capt. R.
Lewis, Major
Roberson, Miss Kathi Robertson, Master G.
G.
R. J.
* Grant
Parnett, H. J. O.
Lowe, J. C.
Stevens, H.
Falloon, C. H.
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Smith, Percy Soppa, P.
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Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Webb, Mr. and Mrs
Pye, E. Burnes
Montague
Sinith, E. Grant
Young, J. A.
Faratelel. Temperature Humidity A Rainfall
a p.m.
30.16
30.07
08
67
66
Chinkai Maru Arabín
Aberdeen
SHANGHAI DOCKS.
chang Ella
6th November. International Dock. International
Hinsang...............pe
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Munro, Miss Á. l'iper, C. Robertson; Mr. C.
NAMR,
Alnerity Astraea Bramble Bntomart
Cadmus Cherub Clio Diadem
Fome ... Flora Bhips Passed The Canal.
Handy 16th October-Benlomand, Benvorlich, Dio. med, Peshawar, Saxonia, Albenga.. Benledi, Hart...
janu* Cardiganshire. 20th October Sado Mars, Lak Andalusia, Ernest Simons, Prins Heinrich, Ken Alfred
King
R.N.R., 111 Oct.,-Vancouver, (B.C.) and 6th November-Ambria, China,
...
Oczami, Atholl, Tys Maru. 23rd October-
Kinsha Glenroy, Prometheus 25th October-Glasic, Monmouth... Nubia, Salaxis, Montgomeryshirt, Siberien. 30th October-Helens Rickmers, Plus, Print Moorhen Regent Luitpold, Oana, Socotra, Teuces, Oster.
November-Grainas, Rohin Foxley, Namur. 3rd
Bingo Maru, Kanazawa Mara Sandpiper Polynesien. Bin
Scipe... Taku Cyclops, 10th November-Machaon,
Tamar Oranien, Ping Suey, Slavonia. 13th
Sophie Teal... ber-Benciuch, Survia, Richa Christiania, Indrasana, Prie
Waterwitch Estel Friedrich, 17th November-dehilles Vigo Glenlocky, Indramayo, Kintuch, Palermo, Rad- norskirt, Yarra, Wakasa Maru, Kawacht Whiting
Widgeon.... Woodcock. Maru, Sikh, Prins Ludwig,
Thinelo
Shanghai roth Nov., Gen-C. P. R. Co. Borneo, Ger. 1.5., 1,344. A. Denker, 18th Oct., Sandakan 13th Oct., Timber.-M. & Co. Chunsang,
Br. 1.3 13417, R. Cox, sath Nov, Sourabaya 30th Oct., Sugar.-J., M. & Co Empress of India, Br. .., 3032, E. Beetham, Oct., and Shanghai 18th Oct., Mail and Gen.-O. P. R. Co. Falk, Nor. s., 1,380, G. M. Gundersen, 15th
Nov, carton 4th Nov, Concert Fri, Nor..., 860, C. Wagle, 9th Nov,Bang
kok 30th Oct, Rice-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Fukusho Maru, Jap, s.s., 1,473, T. 1:0, 17th
Nov.,Swatow 16th Nov, Ballast.-0, 5." Arrivals at Home-16th October-Speria, Woodlark K.
Glenturres, Sachin, 10th October-Polynesien, Heimdal, Nor. s. 761, Jahanén, 16th Nov., Schuylkill. 33rd October-Mammon, Foly Bangkok 3rd Nov., Rico-Angard, Thore phemus. 26th October-Diomed, Indrapura, Sade Aaru. 29th October-Java 30th Octo Hongkong, Fr..., 739, E. Coreil, 15th Nov.-ber-Benvorlich, Jauric, Slissia, (Ger.) 3rd Haiphong and Hoihow 14th Nov., Gen. November-Prini Heinrich, Saxenta, h A. R. M.
November-John Hardia, Pelus 10th Nov. Jacob Diederichren, Ger. 1.0., 643, D. Hentral 13th November-Atholl, Foxley,
17th Nov,-Kwang-chow-wan 13th Nov. Telomen, Albenga, Oceana, Setotra
November-Helvetia, Oceanien, Standin, and Micas 15h, Cha mi & co
sen & Co.
17th
JIT
sloop
HIS BRITANNIQ MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON. THE CHINA STATION.
morer lank sud tug
xtoop...
Cruiser, 161 class
torpedo boat destroyer
Cruiser, and class
inpedo boat destroye
torpedo hoat destroyer ..
TONE,
GUNS. LH.P.
1,900
11,000
Lleat, Commander A. L. Gresa......
CLASS
CAPTAIN,
LAST REPORTED AT --**
despatch-versel...
1,900
3,000
cruiser, and cláus
4,165
7,000
Commander E. La T: Leatham ... Captain C. I.. Vaughan-Lee...
...Hongkong
Hongkong
river guaboui
710
900
river gunboal
210
900
Lleat, Commander E. G. W, Davidson, Lieut.-Commander W. L. Bamber
Yangtze
Yangtsze
1,070
1,400
Commander F, L. Majendie...
Shanghai
390
300
Hongkong
1,070
1,400
Commander C. D. S. Raikes
11,000
时
16,500
Captain H. W. Savory, M.V.O.
Hongkong
106
5,700
4,360
7,000
Captain H. Grant Dalton
Hope ng
事情
375
も
4,000
Lieut-Comniander H. B. Cox
175
4,000
Lieut. Comniander R. Henniker Heaton
Shanghai Hongkong Hongkong
torpedo boat daver ....
180
Lieut-Commiander W. H. Darwail
cruiser, al Coma
9,500
Captain S. V. Y. de Horsey ....
Hongkong
Hongkong
14,100
30,000
Captain
C. F. Thumby...
Hongkong
1,200
Yangiard
9,800
22,000
Hongkong
Boa
Won River
4,300
Hongkong
West River
340
JAN
West River
240
Lisat-Commander J. T. S. Lybe...
...
Yangteza
6.500
Commodore H, P. Williams...
iver-goabeas
Boo
Lieut.-Commander E. Becretan...
river gunboat
goo
torpedo boat destroyer
5,300
surveying ship...
450
Lieut.-Commander R. M. R. Weat Lent-Commander Stevenson Commander R. W. Glenzio,
... Hongkong
torpedo bost destroyer
5,500
river gunboat river gunboat river gunboat
Boo
LD
$50
Lisnt-Covenander O, H. L. Thomas... Ho Liegt Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Yangtze Lieut.-Commander G. J. Todd
550
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Liat Commander Jud, F, KED...
YADSTA
Yaartsse
cruiser, 1st clas river gunnal cruiser, 1st class rever gunhaar
sarpent
bowl désiroyal an
ziver
river gunboat river gemboat ** torpedo hunt destroyer receiving ship
140
Lieut. Commander Porcy Crabimo, Captain I. A. Tuke ******
Lieut-Commnader Robert S. Vaughan. Lieut.-Commander
Kiddle
Lieut. Comniander C. C. Walcott...... Lieut.-Comtaunda H. T. Atlay
Boalse, T. O. Strath
• Fiting Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Anbur W. Moore, Commander-in-Chief
Hongkong
*** Hoogkong
... Vanglate