Inion of upoleon, Japan's position in Kores to-day is carlously similar to that with which this country was confronted in Egypt a genera tion ago. Japan, however, possesses this ad”.
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Shipping
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY MARCH 8 1907.
1 congkang, Br. La, 1,091, A. G. Smith, 4th „Mar.—"anila ́it Mar, Göb.-J., M. & |
Co
Loosok, Ger. 8.8020, G. Schultzen, 5th
"Mar.,-Swałow 4th Man, Gen.—M‹ & Co
CRAJOIRBURN,
VWV-Smith, My and Mm.:
Grant ser
· Harman, Mrs. & maið | Adama, M, and Mr. F. Nelson, R. H Howell, Hon. E'A, Akissam, Mri. „W. and Howett, Mrs, E, A.
children
Hill, W. H.
Vabiäxer that Koina is not 'Ruancially ruined, Furst Bismarck, Ger figship, 11.000, Wilkens. Lydia, Gar. $,9, 1,34, C. Meyer, 7th M Victoria and Vancouver, BC.-Perť Empress of } Anderson, Mrs. R: and Hosie, A.
and there is nu crushing national deht to be wiped out
To do Japan full justice, she realises very clearly her responsibility towards Kores, and does not seek to minimise the magnitude of the fask she has taken in hand, Not only has the given her leading statesman to direct the work of bringing Kore into the ways of peace and prosperity, but she is 'so giving of her best to man the custping, the consular ser vice, and the various Government departments and institutions. So fur, however, there has not been that fixity of idea, that creative sbility, or that determination to carry reform through, in the face of any and all obstacles that one could have wished to have seen dis played. Many things have been proposedi attempted, half anished, and then abandoned in favour of some new scheme. So far, 100, the military possibilities of. Korea and the material advantage that the control of the country gives to Japan have been permitted to obicure to a very great extent the true laterest
7th Mar Kiaochow is Map
Amoy, Ger., 98, Rlambeck, 7th Mar,- Saigon,28th Feb.,.Rice.-5, W. & Co. Standard, Non az 894, H. N. Bull, 7th Mar,
Saigon to Mar, Rice.-Aagaard, Thore san &ço,
Sanuki Maru, Jap. 3,789, 5. J. G. Parteni,
8th Mar, London 26th Jan, and Singa.- po o 1st Mar, Gen.-N. Ý, K. Rajaburi, Ger. ss., 1,180, O. Koch, 8th Mar.~
Bangkok 1st Mar., Rico-B. & S. jibe 'an, Dut. *... 2,956. P. Zwart. 8th
Mar..Amoy 61b Mar., Gen.-J. C. J. L.
Hongmoh,, Thr. 1.s., 7,554. Wm. Dawson, 6h Masingapore 28th Feb., Gen-Chi
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Huichow, Briss., 1,217, E Forsyth, 8th Mar..
-Canton 8th Mar., Gen.--B & S. Laluang, Br. s., 1460, E. J. Tadd, 8th Mar,
-Calcutta 19th Feb, Penang and Singa pore 1st Mar,, Gen.), M. & Co. Taming. Br. 8.9., 1,350, A. W. Outerbridge
י,
8th Mar,Manila 3th Mar., Gen.-B, & Tjipanas, Dut. ... 3.811. A. Pander, Eth Batavia 17th Feb, Sugar, J. C. J.
L,
Mar. Shanghai vin Foochow, Amoy and and Swatow 7th Mar., Gen.-O. S. K. Bentawers, Br. ., 2,520, Bee, 8th Mar
of the country and those 'dwelling in it. Japan | Carl Diederichsen, Ger. s.s., 774. H. Schlajkiar, đò far has been more concerned with the par 5th Mar Haiphong 3rd Mar, and
Hoihow "th, Pigs and Gen), &Co. that Korea would have to play in the next great war in Manchurin, the spectra of which is iberia, Ger. ., 3.75", Kiec, 8than,
Singapore 28th Feb, Gen.Metar & Co. for ever haunting Tokyn, than with forwarding the welfare of the country. The construction Shoshu Mera, Jap. 8. 909. M. Nemoto, 8th of the great military railway to Antung“ was undertaken with na thought of advancing the general prosperity of Korea, and the same is to be said for the harbour works that have been taken in hand at various poris, these being for the most part designed for the accommodation of ships of war räther than for, the improvement' of commeice..
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London vin Singapore 1st Mar, Gen.-G., L. & Co.
Malta, Br. 6.s., 3,899. R. A. Peters, 8th Mar, -Bombay and Singanore and Mar, Mails and Gen.-P. & O. S. N. Co.
Clearances at the Harbour Offies. Foosek, for Haihow. Bisku daru, for Rangoon, Providence, for Paiphong, Tsinan, for Manila.
Dramgelth, Jor Wizagapalam. Chéynen, for Shanghai.
Signs are not wanting, however, that so good as the demands of the military authorities in Korta are complied with, many urgent reforms will be taken in hand. The two leading mat:
·ters that demand attention at the hands of the Marquis Ito and his assistants, are the ad-Mausang, for Sandakan.
Yuéniane, for Manila. · 'ministratino of justice and à proper system of
Shanal, for Shigen, fixity of land senere, with the setting of taxa-
Delki, for Singapore.. tion upon a setited and equitable basis. Just- Azon, for Newcastle. ice, in the strict sense of the word, may be said Fubi, for Manila. to be non-existent in Korea. The native judges and local magistrates are very badly paid, and depend largely for their livelihood on the fines they can wring from those brought before them. Small wander, then, that the verdict invariably goes in favour of the suitor who pays the largest bribe,
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Departures: Mar. 8. Halles, for Swatow. Kamer, for Kobi.
Triumph, for Hoihow
Tatan Mars, for Bingapore, Talwan, for Saigon.
Singon, for Cantos. Yuentang, for Manila, Chiyuen, for Bhanghai.
Passengers arrived.
Per Zaisong, bom Calcutta, &c.-Messrs. Sutler, Brooke, and 319 Chinese.
Per Tipovat, from. Batavin-Messrs. Sche-
nese.
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Per Taming, from Manila-Mr. and Mr. F. C. Arrance and baby, Mr. and Mrs. H... Lo cuie, Mr. and Mis R. G. Dieck, Mr. L. A. Clark and infant, Lieut. H. F. Bmith, and 28
Chinese.
Shipping Reports.
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Haigon 28th Mar., Rice.-S. & Gov Machew, Ger., 996, R. Zöllner, ged Mar,,- Bangkok 18th Feb., Rice and Teakwood. -B. & 8 Margarita, Ames, 721, J. A. R. Cushing, and
Mar.,-Singapore 24th 1 eb. Mausang, Br. 28, 1,644, R. Houghton, 6th Feb-Sandakan 20th Feb, Timber and Gen.
M. & Co. Nanchang Brs, 1,40, U. Graves, 7th Mar,
—Amoy 5th Mar., Ballist.—B. & S. bra ang, Ger, sa, 1,031, F. v. Mangelsdorff, 4th Mar-Bangkok zoth Feb, Rice and Gen. M, & Co.
Fri Phuyen, * 7,500, Boulsson, 23rd Feb,
Canion syrd Fab., Gen.-B. & Co. ? Prominent," Nor a 746, Christiansen, 35th Feb.Iloilo 20th Fab, Bugar.-Asgaard, Thoresen & Co.
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Providence, or, 1.8, 693, "Hi Skarrobo, 3rd Mar.,-Saigon 25th Feb, Rice.-Wallem & Co.
Rub, Br. 88, 1,519, R. W. Almond, 4th Mar
Manils 2nd Mar., Ges.-S. T. & Co. Seinn Maru, ap. 1,395 T H. Matsushite, 2nd Mar-Kobe and Fab., Gen.-You Hing Tal..
Sorsogan, Am. 15, 425, Vilters, 7th Sept-
Manila 4th Sept., Ballast. Order.
11
Signal, Ger. s., 960, G. Schialkler, 8th Feb.
➡Singapore 29th Jan, and Hoihow 7th Feb, (ien.--J. & Co. Telemachus, Br. 6.6., 1,340,"J. Williamson, 4th Mar-Saigon 26th Feb., Rics, &c.—Wo Fat Seng.
Tinhow, Br. 1.8, 901, T. R. Kidd, and Mar.
Salgon 25th Feb, Rico and Gen,—A., K. & Co.
Titania, Cer. 5.3., 1,864, Schacki, 4tà Mar,
Kamboanga, 26th Feb, Coal-German Government,
Tjilatjap, Dut. s.3., 2,475, P. J. van Emmerick,
2th. Feb.,-Moj 7th Feb., Coal.-J. GJ Tsinan, Br. 3,5., 1,460, C. Lindbergh, 6th Mats
Japan rsi Mar, Gen-B. & S. Undine, Nora., 113, H. Thorkjornsen, 23rd Dec.-Chefoo 17th Dec., Gea-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Yoneyama Mara, Jap. .a., 1,750, S. Todoroki, 2nd Mar.-Moji 25th Feb, Matches and Gen.-Fi-ok Sang & Co. Yruna, Am. 1,8., 467, H. Nelson, 16th Oct,,~-
Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast.--Yeng Chung.
SAILING VESORELE.
Panape, Ger. sch., 270, H.-Martens, 31st Dec, -Vap 20th Dec,, . · Ballast.—German" Cocial. Prince George, bk,, 472, A. R. "Anderson,
18th Oct-Mapila 26th Sept., Old Tron- Order,
Vessels
Fjeamers Expeatya.
FRAI Agil 71
Ceylon Mara Singapore N. Y. K:...Mar. to Emp, of China, fapan.......C. P. R. CoMar. 10 Tango Maru Japan...... N. Y. K... Man to Ceylon
Singapore, P. & O. CofMar., 1 Chang ha..... Thursday 1B. & S...... Mar. 12 Aragonia Japan ...... F. & A. Co. Mar. 17 Zielen America Maru, Japan.....T. K. K.... Mar. 15 ........Singapore. M. & Co... Mar. 13 Namrang Calcutta....., M. & Co Mar. 20 Tatomi Maru... Bombay... N. Y. K., Mar. 30
·DOCK METURNS.
HONGKONG AND Whampoa DOCKS. Kwangchow •
at
Fmeraude Sorsogon
Frondei meios 2. Y. de Aldecoa...... Tjilatjap
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Europe," acc, India, via Teliconn--Pai NERO MN HONGKONG. Prinzest Allon, 13th Mar 11 AM,
Adams, P. R. Macao-Par Sui 2'ai, 13th Mar., 1.15 P.M.. Akissam, W. Macao Per Sul Tai, 14th Mar, 1:IRM. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobo, Yokohama, Japan, 14th Mar,, 3 P.M.-
Shangbai---Par Kluklung, 14th Mar, 3 PM: Macao Per Søl Tai, 15th Mar., 1.15 P.M. Manila-Par Zafiro, 16th Mary-10 A.M. Shangbai, „Nagasaki, Kobā,· ́ Yokobama, Honolulu, and San Francisco-Per Korea, 10th Man, I AM.
יי.
Macio-Per Sui Tai, 16th Mar., Yong P.M.. Yokohams and Kobe-Per: Changsha, 18th Mar. 3 F.M... M
Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-Per Tonkin, 19th Mar, 11 A.M.
Cebu and Hailo-Per Kalfong, 19th Mar,
3PM,
Nagasati, Kobe and Yokohama Par
daughter
Apcar, G.
Howard, E.
Innes, Capt R
Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Jarmay, Dr. L..
W.S.
Joki, J..P. T.. Baratto, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, R. M.. R. E, 4 children and Joughin, J. C. a maide
Barnes, W. D. Battiscombe, H. G. Behrets, Mr. and Mrs. Beattle, R. H.
Behrens, Misson (1) Biorvliet, A. Van(Vice-
Coneal
for Belguim)
1
Judell, L. Leiner, R. Linton, P. Logan, Mr. & Mrs. W. Ellewellyn, M.
Longsdon, Me, Mrs. Longberg, Jr., H.W.
Lyon, Mr. Majdan, G. F.
Shanghai, Moll, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria. - · Birbeck, R. J. B.C. and Seattle, Wash-Per Tongo Mars, Blaney, Mr. & Mrs. 8. Mark, Stan 19th Mar 4:3 P,M) -
Miss
Marriott, Dr. O. Singapore, Pawang and Colombo-Per Blanch, Mr and Mrs, Massey, Atias K. A Bingo Marga19th-Mät, 5 PM
N. F.
Moore, S. Black, K Blount
Mr. and Mrs, Yawala Mara, zoth. Mar., 1^A.MI.
Manila, Thursday feland, Cooktown, Cairns, Bennet F.
∙H. F. Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launce Breast, Dr. A. and Fremantle es Kynang Mars; sad ston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide, Brewery Mr. and Mrs. Mar, 114.M.
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Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu, and Ben Francisco-Pcg, Amoriga Mar, 23rd Mar, 17 km,
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kops, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, H.-Per Tartar, 27th Mar., 10 4.M.
Manila, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshoke. 'Merapi, · Simpsonhafen, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Launce stop, New Zealand and Fromantis – Per Pring "Sigismund, a8th' Mar, 11 4 M.
Tuticorin-Pe Ernest Simons, and pril 11 A.M. E.C. and Seattle-Per Aki Mars, 2nd April, Shanghal, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria,
3 P.M,
Europe, X. India, mjekj
On Monday and Tuesday, the 11th and 12th instant, there will be no morning steamer from Hongkong or departure from Vacao at a p m.
MAILS BY THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY. Letiers and post cards only if specially su- perscribed are sent by this route to Europe by
leamer learing Shanghai every Saturday,
Mails from London are despatched via Siberia daily and forwarded from Vladivostock by steamer every Sunday.
The Postal Guide for 1907, and the revised tariff of Parcel Port Rates are now ready and on sale at the General Post Office and all the, British Postal Agencies in China. -
Money Letter The Post Office
declines all te ponsibility for unregistered Letters containing bank poles or jewellery, and where Registration has been neglected will make no enquiries into alleged losses of such letters (Posia) Guida 121)
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VESTLORS AT THE HOTEL,
'KING EDWARD,
Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Kofod, Capt. F.
Kusvelt
Kroning, T.
Arratond, C. Atkinson, G. B. Augelis, Þ. D.
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Chandoir, Count and
Madama P. Colleyshaw, E. H. Cordier, Pierra
Faker, Mrs.
Boulton, J. F.
Kowloon Dock
'Bramley, Harry
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Campbell, H. J.
Carmar
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Empress of India...... Wongkoi Print Sigismund Rubis Saphir
At every principal port Japan has now set up its own Consular Court, and it is, now proposed, to establish a Japaneis High Court in Seoul for the hearing of appeals from these local courts.
· Per Rajaburt, from Bangkok-Mr. Black, Fully alive to the necessity for proceeding with
Per Sasubi Mars, from London, &c. for caution in so delicate a matter as the complete Hongkong Mr. and Mrs. A. Halling and revolution of the judicial system of a country, child, Mr. B. B. Van Leer, Misses K. Harris, the Japanese propose that this High Court M. Harris, Sandlord, E. H. Robinson, K. J. M. should, at first at all events, only deal with Thurk, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. T. Cai, M. cases in which their own subjects are interested.. E. Beach, C. Reid, G. Wooley, Misses T. M. Raker and M. Taylor. For Kobe-Capt. T., Eventually it is hoped, however, to extend the "fallstron, Miss T. Matsushima, Mr. F. Adim, functions of this court to all cases of appeal Mr. T. and Mrs. C. Watanabe, Dr. Inagaki, from the Korean local courls, and by ese Miss T. Nakamiro and M2, R, Matsunaga. For Yokohama Prol. 11. Segawa, 1. Nishinra, H. means gradually to regenerate the whole sys
Buis. B. Stamm, Mrs. T. Fudjioka, Prof. T. The Marquis Ito, too, is constantly Birota, Mr. Werckmeister, Misses B. G. Hop- urging upon the Emperor of Korea the neces kins, G. B. Hopkins, Messrs P. F. Fyson, T. sity for so, altering the pay and position of Sudzuki, Sasaki, T. Ishiziwa and Chedin..
Per Liberia, from Singapore--123 Chinese. those appointed to administer justice as to make
Pet fonsinah, from Singapore-48 Chinese, them above suspicjon, and to order all fines re-
Per Shoshu Maru, from Ewatow--19 Chi. ceived to be paid int ) the Government treasury.
nese; and a Japanese. A step like this, however, takes a long time to materialise, especially as the Emperor him- self is not above suspicion of receiving a very considerable po.tion of his revenue by a very valier, P: A. Stadt, Dr. Stegter, and 180 Chire Fet similar procedure to that of his judge.
Turning to the question of the land and its workers, probably a generation will have to elapse before Korea can make any real advance In this direction. As the present time there are so many officials taking toll of the crops as fast as they are mised that those who depend upon the land and its fruits for their living are always in the dirent poverty, despite the fact, that their requirements are of the scantiest, This rapacious system, moreover, has the in direct effect of paralysing the development of agriculture throughout the country. A stranger visiting Kores, especially if be comes straight from fruitful Japan, is struck at once with the apparent "sterility of the land. As a matter of fact, Korea, properly developed and cultivated, is one of the most fertile countries in the world, taken as a whole. Coolies, however, will not cultivate an inch more ground than suffices to fill their wants, since they krow full well that if they do the result of their 'extra labour will only be seized by soms official or another.
It is understood that the Japanese adminis. tratīvę staff at present in Korea is preparing a measure for the encouragement of agriculture throughout the country, and for the sweeping away of the many abuses that now retard and. hamper progress in this direction. This will probably be laid before the Emperor of Korea during the present year, though how long it will be before he can be brought to accept the new conditions it is impossible to predict. The Japanese, however, understand far better than any Western people the working of the un- tutored Oriental mind, and they may be relied upon to carry through any work to which they
set their hands, whether it be in Korea or
Str. Liberia, from Singapore:-Strong N.E.
monsoon and heavy sea
Str. Rajaburi, fom. Bangkok:-Heavy N.E. winds and high sea, much water over deck and
healcher
"Sir. Latuang, from Calcoua, &c:-Strong monsoon and high sea, moderating North of Paracels, foggy at Gap Rock
Sir Tuming, from Manila :-Fresh to light N.E. monsoon and moderate sea, weather fine and clear, with light fng approaching coast.
VESSELS IN PORT,
STEAMER..
Bushu Maru, Jap. *.*. 1,968, G. Gakuyanagi, 7th Mar.,Moji 28th Feb., Ballast.--Order, Dagny, Nor. ., 883, D. Abrahamsen, 5th
Mar-Cablon 4th Mar, Coal-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co
Delhi, Br. ., 4.783, 1. D. Andrew, K.N.R., 7th Mar,Shanghai 4th Mar, Mails and Gen.-P. & O. 5. N, Co.
+
Daphne, Ger. 1, 1,354. E. Schipper, Ist
Mar, Saigon 25th Feb., Gep.-H. A. L.” Diular, Nor, sa, 1,103, 1. Bing, 5th Mar.,-
Bangkok 33rd Feb., Ced.-N. Y. K. Druingoith, Br. s.s., 2,472, J. Fairweather, 28th
Feb,-Cardiff 12th Jan., Coul.-Admiralty. Empress of Japan, Br. 8, 3,039, Henyr
Pybus, R.N.R., 13th Feb,Vancouver agih, Jan., and Shanghai trth Feb, Mails and Gen.-C. P. R. Co
Ships Passed The Canal. 12th February Neptuns, Brahersag, Frane Ferdinand, 19th February-Salanit, Danfa, Aramemnon, Ping Suty, St. George, Nubia, Rivirclyde.." 19th February-Achilles, Bens venue, Japan, Zieten. 23rd February-Mont lass, Polynesien, Saydlife Prins Heinrich, Kanagawa Maru, emba Maru, Belegrouta 26th February-navon, Brisgavia, Montgo meryshire, Sumatra, Nubia, Patroclus, Falcon, Dorothy, Napnard, St Oswald 1st March Ambria, Borneo, Deucalion, Glenroy, Glenio enn, Merionethshire, Oceanien, Speria, Wray Castle, 5th March-Renalder Christiania, Indr ni Java, Prins Regent Lulipold.
Corso, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
G. 1,
Danford, Miss
Firth, Mr. and Mrs.
E.
FORE, Bishop and
C. D."
Lafrentz, Mr. and Mrs. Legeune, Vice-Consul
M.
1.loyd, Geo. T.
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L'onlano, Mr. mod Mrs. Smith; E Grant "
Darou, F. H.
Garbell, Mr. and Mr.
Smith, Percy
Gittina, A. Migh
Kelly, F. S.
Pye, E. Burnes
Wobb," Mr. and Mrs.
Montagus
OCCIDENTAL
Brown, Mr. W. S. ·Munro, Miss A. Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Pellon, Mr.
-J. R. and 2 children Piper, CITY Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
Gow, W.
Gow, Mrs. W. and 1.
children" Lisat, Com. Thomas,
Lowe, J. C,
Simpson, Mrs. W. “M.
and child
·Tabot, :D.ph Thomas, Lt-Comdr L Whyte, Mr and Mrs.
R. and child
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sul for. Panama) Nemuro Newbors, Mr. & Mrs. Hakodate
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W. Chatham, Miss Clark, M. O.
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and Mr.
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child. Rowoldt, S. B. Ratledge, Mr. and Mrs
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Cotsham, H. J. Colvin, H. E: Connor, J. L. Coulthart, J. Crook, A. H. Crook, H. A. Cruickshank, A. Davies; F. D. Donald, Mr. and Danfittle, F. H. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Skinn, A
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Smith, J. H.
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T. C. and jolant Dunlop, G. A. Einstmann, W.
Smyth, F, W. Spittles, J. S. Stebbing, W. T.
Eyan-Janes, Mr. and Stephens, H.
Mrs. E. Fee, Mr. and Mr.
airchild, H.J
F.
Fischer, R. Fisher, B. G Fitzgerald, W. Fletcher, H. 1. Franklin, C. B. Frosi, B. L.. Fuller,
Stuart
Sutherland, 1. D. D. Thompson, Mr. & Mr.
Tabel, J. Thompson, Miss H. M.
Toledano, Th. Toplis, H. J.
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Alacrity Astraca Bedford...... Brambla...... Britomart ... Cadmus Cherub
despatch-versal;..
*
**
cruiser, and class
1,700 -4365
4
1,000
10
7,000
Cominan ler E. La T. Leatham ...... Captain C. L, Vànghan-Lee .....
Hongkong
Shanghai
fon passage to China
cruiser, ist class
12,0.0
Station
river gunboat...
***
710
909
river gunboat
•
710
Lient, Commander E. G. W. Davidson, Yang Lieut.-Commander W, L. Bamber
430
sloop...
444
1070
3400
Commander B. L... Mafendie......
Hongkong
water tank and ing ...
390
300
Hongkong
Clio
1,070
1,400
Commander C. D. S. Raikas
Shanghai
*** 454
►
Fame... Flora Handy Hart
***
torpedo host destroyar ...
306
5,700
cruiser, 2nd class
4.300
1,000
$10
torpedo hori destroyer ...
275
4,000
lorpedo bost destroyer
175
4,000
Lieut. Commander A. L. Grossos... ... Captain H. Grant-Daltona. Lieut-Commander H. B. Cox Lieut-Commander R, Henniker-Heaton
Hongkong
Hongkong
Hongkong
Hongkong
Fri,
Macao-Per Sul Tai,'9th Mar, 1.15 PM, Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Per Kent... Lightning, 9th Mar, a P.M.
Janus
torpedo boat destroyer
80
1,900
cruiser, fat clais
0.800
14 21,000
Lieut, Commander W. H. Darwall. Captain S. V. Y. dé Hómsay ...
Hongkong
{Singapore and Son-
Canton 3rd Mar, Gen.—Aagaard, Thore- sen & Co.
14,100
18
$0,000
Captain C. F. Thursby
616
4
1,100
Lieut.-Commander Percy Crabtrøm. ...
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1,070
6
1,400
Captain John F. Parry:
Station ***
cruiser, 1st class
9,800
14
12,000
Captain J. A, Tuka
Hongkong
river gunboat
£34
180
Bop
West River
torpedo bost destroyer ...
$50
6,300
Lieut.Commander J. Kiddie
Hongkong
river gunboat..
85
240
Llest,Commander C. C. Walsott...
Hongkong
|
river gunboat..
140
Lieut.Commander H. T Atlay
Hongkong
Batarin, Cheribon, Samarang, Soprabaya and Macassar-Par Tjibodas, 9th Mar., P.M.
Mac10-Per Swi Taf, 11th Mar, 1.15 P.M. Swatow, Welbalwol and Tiestola-Per Aui chow, 11th Mar., 3 P.M.
river gunboal
940
I
Lieal Commandar J. T. 8, Lyne ...
Yangtae
torpedo Lust destroyer ad
6,500
Boats, T, D, Strath
Hongkong
!
Tamar Teal... Thistle
receiving ship...
Commodore H, P. Williams ...
Hongkong
river gunboat
river gunboat...
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Virago, Waterwitch Whiting Widgeon Woodcock... Woodiark
Lent Commander E. Escrotan ke Tan Llaut. Commander R. M. R. West...........] Liest-Commander Stevenson
Yangize
Yangsaza
Hongkong
Commander R. W. Glennis
Hongyong
Lient, Commander G. K. L, Thomas Lient Commander G, B. Spicer Bimson Lient. Commander G, J. Todd Lieut..Commander Juo. 7. Kane ........
Hongkong
Yangime
Yangisen
Yanging
Nor. 1.9., 160, C. Warle, 4th Mar
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Mir,Juana, (Java) 22nd Feb., Sugar
J., M. & Co. Itbaka, Ger. $.4., 1,446, A. Enigk, 7th Mar,-
Canton 7th Mar, Gen,—5, & Co. Jorblo Maru, Jap. 8., 1,400, H. S. Smith, 6th MarTamsul via Ports 3rd Mar, Gep.- O. 9. K.
Kiyo Marn, lap. x.8., 1,418, S. Hirai, 3rd Mar-Saigon 24th Feb., Rice, Paddy and Flour-Gliman & Co.
Kyoto Maru, Jap, ka, 1,163, T. Yoshihara, 6th Mae,from Miji, Coal—Ataku & Co. Korea, Am. *, 5,651, S. Sandberg, 5th Marą
San Francisco 5th Feb. and Shangha 2nd Mar, Mails and Gen.-P. M. S., S.- Co Lighting, Br. 16, 3,121, A. E._Gentle, gıd Max,---Calcotta. 14th Feb., Penang and Singapore adth, Gen.-D., 8. & Co., L&
Per länka, 9th Mat., 3 P.M.
Shanghai, Chinkiang, Wuhn and Hankows, King Alfred ↑
Kinska Tsingtau, Nagasaki and Vladivostock-Per Merlin Tungut, 9th Mar., 4 P.M.
Moomooth... Moji, Kobe and Yokohama–Per Tjiganas, |-· Moorhen
Otter 9th Mar,, 4 PM.
Sandpiper...
Swatow, Amoy and Tamsui-Fer Yorkin Rabin...... Marw, 9th Maŋ, 5 P.M.
Chefoo and Newchwang-Per Nanchang, rath Man, 1 P.M. -
Singapore, Pepang and Bombay-Per Ischia, rath Mar. 11 A,M.
Singapore—Pur Binter, with Hill, 12 đ Macao-Per Swf Tai, tath May, 2.15 2.M... Manila Per Taming ranh Manga ti Ningpo and Shanghai---Per. Singan, Tuch Mar 37,M:
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surveying ship ...
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Lient-Commander Robert E. Vaughan,
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