wed that the
gathered "scor
crew were sho
crowded
ship, to save the
THE HONGKONG TE
vessel | tan, we had tied fast to the and that:| hama, and were spending in our
tocks our various hotels, thankful for our side » had and ready for a good night's rent, sumpans, where gesticulating as
St. George for Shanghal
follow
Mr. L. Kusaka, Superistandent,, Foreign, Maile at Kobe, kindly fomnisbes the following "deva, particulars of the mails per as Dakota. Of the Glengarr total of 299,16 mail-bags wera destined for Kobe, which were all with the excbpton df 8,
get near the nly" a faw of the life beats bad been lowered, for the two hundred Chipamen on the ship were panice lost,
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stricken, and the officer could not control. O. WHERE BAGS WERE MADE UP. them. The boats which did, roach the water ware instantly packed with Chinamen, while almost all of the passengers were rescued by the Japanese in their sump'ns,
Harrying down the steps of the gangway,
I jumped into the nearest boat, the last passen- ger to leave the ship. The boat happened to be a lifeboat; it contained the first officer, the ship's doctor, one or two of the crew, and a dosen Chinemen, but not a single passenger, In fact, as far as I have bean able to learn,“not more than half a-dozen of the passenger in all were saved in the ship's boats, which were filled by the crew and Chinamen before any one else had time to escape. With great difficulty we backed off among the crowding sampans and waited to see whether the ship would sink-completely.
The rocks, as the captain told me later, had evidently torn a great rent along the side of the vessel. Almost the first part to fill was the boiler room, and the flooding of this first for tuna'ely prevented the danger of a boiler ex plosion. The dyname room was also flooded, and the ship's interior plunged into darkness, The sopansion of the to'ephone system made It extremely difficult for the captain to learn the extent of the injury, or to communicate his orders to the officers and crew. When the vessel stopped," she rested on the rocks just back of the middle, and as the rent was for- ward, the bow filled first. As she wank, the stern was lifted high out of the water, and the whole forepart, as far as the bridge, was sub- merged; and in this position, with a slight list to starboard, she remained transfixed.
The darkness was gathering, and it was quite time to be making for the shore. The Capicin had come aboard on our life-boat a few minutes after I left the ship and we had put back to the side a second time while one of the officers went after the log. By this time most of the boats had started for the shore, and getting a sampan to lead the way, we followed. As it grew too dark to see the beach, the japanese kindled a huge bonfire on the racks, and guided by this bescon, we landed in safety soon after.. ་ ་
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I think I am expressing the sentiment of all the passengers, as well as my own, in saying that no one could have treated us more kindly and hospitably than the Japar eso of Shirahama, Every means within their reach was utilised to make us comfortable, and we were all grateful for their attention. Early the next morning we were up and ready to do everything possi- ble to save our baggage from the wreck. During the morning many sampans visited the steamer to bring off trunks to the pas- sengers, and much bedding and other fuṛalth- ings belonging to the ship were also brought ashore Almost all of the cabin -baggaga was lauded, but all of the tranks in the baggage-room were lost as this part of the ship was under water. Some of the trunks had been broken open and robbed, but to what extent this was carried on, and whether by the Japanese or by the crew 'I do not know. Law during the afternoor a rag doll lying on a pile of rubbish in one of the Japanese villages, where it' bad been thrown by some children who had been playing with it. It belonged to one of the passengers, who said that she had packed it almost in the bolt m of one of ber trunke, My own trunk was brought s.fely to shore, nothing hiving been taken from it, nor even disturbed, though when I left it in my stateroom the lid was not even shut, ♬ n one part of the beach I saw hundréda' of letters which had been torn open, and whose contents
·kad been scattered in all directions, I did not atop to examine them, but one of the crew told me that they were from a bag of registered mail and that he had seen certain individuals collecting the cheques and various valuables which they contained,
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Early in the afternoon the s s. Hakuai-maru,; from Yokohama, which had been dispatched to our relief, came in sight off the cape. The wind, however, was so high that it was out of the question to iry to take the passengers out" on the boats, so wo were compelled to spend another night in the village of Shirahama. This time we were more comfortable, for much- of the ship's bedding had been brought on shore for our use.* notice was posted at the hotel where I way staying that if the weather permitted, the passengers would begin to em bark for the relief ship at six the following morning. On Tuesday, however, the sea was aven rougher than on the preceding day, so the steamer was signalled to proceed to Tateyama, op the other side of the Awa Peninsula, inside of the bay, where the water was more sheltered, while arrangements were made to convey the passengersthither by land. There were scarcely enough jinrikisha available to carry the ladies of the party, so that most the gentiumen 'wiTe compelled to walk almost all of the eight miles to Tateyama. We renhed the part about noon tired, and hungry, and, were" conducted to a hotel, where refreshments were provided,
About two o'clock the embarkation to the
Seattle (comprising U.S. and some
of English Mails) unninn 15. Cola Verviers (German and Aus
trian)
Boxtel (German and Austriap) ..... Parin (France and Spain) Paris-Havre (France, Belgium,etc.)
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A telegram has reached Tokyo stating that loyd's had dispatched an expert from London to Japan for the purpose of surveying the Dakota to ascertain if she could be raised.
It is stated that the four insurance offices interested bava entrested the work of salving the venus and cargo-If possible--with "Mr. amashina, a salvage agent of Tokyo, and Captain Francke, master of the Dakets, left Yokohama yesterday for Shirahama. The American insurance offices concerned have rendered their claims and obligations on the
Hakuai-mars: began, Our trunkstand hande -baggaga bad bien conveyed on carts from Bhirahama, and was piled on the sandy beach. A small sampen was run up on the sand, loade| ed with passengers, who were taken to a larger
Dakota to Lloyd's.`..”
COMMERCIAL.
.......2/15/16
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.
* Selling, London-Bank T.T.....
Do. demand Do 4 months' sight vi... ... France--Bank TT. America Bank T.T. Germany-Bank T.T. India T.T.
De. demand............. Shanghai-Bank T.T. Singapore T.T......... Japan-Bank TȚ................... Java-Bank T.T. 2 saum
Buying
1 months' sight L/C,mama vil
.....2.15 ...1554
Kwang for Canton
Pasiengara sirivad
Per Sachsen, from Yokohama Mr. Seymour and daughter, Mr. van Nitrop, Mr. Janssen and family, Mr. Mallett and family, GA AREA
Per Verwarris, from Shushal for Hongkong Mr. K. Alberts, and Hits Terry Clonan. For Singapore-Mi, C. Becker, For Trieste Mr. De Castro..
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Tipanas, Kobeau
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Par Sachiin, for Bremen, &c. Mr. and Mrs. A. Sharp, Miss G. S. Andinon, Mr. Boro, Mr.Z. Y. de Aldecoa...... and Mrs. Blom, Mr. and Mrs Cban Hing Alk Mr. Donlop and child, Mr. K. Ditte bach, Misses H. A. Ellmers, Friend, Mr. Gotthardt, Mr. and Mrs. Hunt and children: Mrs. Hunter, Mr. and Mr. P. H. Holyoaks children and amah, Capt Hofen, Mr. and Mrs. Janssen, Raw and Mr H C. Izard, Miu johns; Messra. Taw. Hong, Khaw Joo Tok, Mr. and Mrs. I ovell, Mrs. KG. Lee and children, Mr. Man Kwok Kent, Mr. and Mrs. G. Maller and children. Hr van Neirop, Mr. and Mm. J. S, Org, Mr. and Mr Plage, Mr. and Mrs Rocks and children, Mr. and Mrs. Roach, Mr. and Mrs Schönfelder S.M.8 Tringtau............ Kim, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. huddit and children, Childar and children, Miss. E. Sayn, Mrs. Tan Chew Peng Fei mennene Mr. and Mrs. Underwood, Messrs. A. Vaitch, Pechaburi
child, and Mr. Ziegenbein...
R. Wilson, Wong Ping Kwan, Zerner and Zasto
VESSELS IN PORT,
STRAMI
All Mara, Top, s.... 3,995, M. Yagi, 24th Mar., -Shanghai 2'st Mas, Gen.-N. Y. K, Alcedo. Br. 5.0,, 083, S. C. Loveland, i'th Man, Taal, Luzon 14th Han. Ballast-Order, Amny, Ger. 4.3., 663. H. Blambeck, 25th Mar,
Saigon 20th Mar., Rice.-S., W. & Co. 66 Avaton, Nor, ss. 1. St. Johns, 31st Mar
.Singapore 13th Mar, Illast.Master, Binh Thuan, Fr. .., 2000, Langlois, 15th Man-Saigon 21st Mar, Rice, R. & Co. Bomeo, Ger. £., 1,344. F. Sembill, 24th Mar., Sandakan 19th Mary Timber.-M. & Co.. Catherine Apcar, Brat. 1730 W. D. A. Thomas, 25th Mar,-Calcatfa via Penang and Singapore 20th Mar., Gen-D. 5, &
Childar, Nor. 8, 1,10), A. Augensen, arat MarBangkok Trib Mar., and Swatow 70th, Gen. Aagaard. Thoresen & Cn.
...72
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103 126)
2/1
6 months' sight L/C,S............. *****2/21/16 10 days' tight San Francisco & New York...52 I'months' sight
Jn.
321
so days' right Sydney and Melbourne ......2.3 4 months sight France ..........2711
6 months"]ght
1
4 months' sight Germany Bar Silver....... Bank of Tngland rate
"Naik of France
Sovereign
THE WHATHER.
...... 2.25
1.30 9/16
..31% 59 44
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figgy First Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory:
On the 27th at 12 20 p.-The barometer has fallen considerably over S.W. Japan, and the Lonchoos, and risan quickly over N. China.
The depression tying over the Lower Yangtze yesterday has moved Elstwards and lies now off the coast of S.W. Japan.
I
Presture is highest over the Galf of Pechili, - Fresh N.E. winds will probably set in the Formosa Channel and the N. part of the China Sen during next 24 hours."
FORREAST.
-Hongkong and neighbourhood, S.E. winds, freshening ; misty, probably some rain... cooler.
z-Formosa Channel, same as Not
3-South coast of Chinn between Hongkong and Lamocka, tama as No. F.
4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan, same as No. 1.
Shipping.
Arrivals.
Sachsen, Ger. ss., 1,015, C. Woltemas, z6th
Mar-Yokohama 10th Mar., Maila and Gen.M. & Co.
Michael fehsen, Ger. 8, ost, H. Bendixen,
26th Mar Hoihow 25th Mar, Rice and Gen, J. & Co.
Hailen. Fr, sa, 377, L. Andersen, 26th Mar -
Pakhal and Hathew 25th Mar, Gen, and, Piga-A, R. M.
Amiral Taureruiberry, Fr. 13, 5'44. Jouan,
24th Mar,Singapore 20th Mar, Gen.-- 'M. M..
···
Chingto, Fr. 11:59, W. B. Brown, 241 Mar, Australia vin Porte 28th Feb., Geo. 'B. & S.
Empress of China, Br. 1, 3,036, R. Archibald, RMR, 1 Mar, Vancouver, B.C., 20th Feb., and Shanghai 9th Mar., Mails and. Gen. C. P. R. Co.
Frishjof Nor. a., 89, H. A. Haraldsen, asth Man-Enigon-2181-Man,-Gen—Aagaard, Thoresen & Co...
Heim, Nora, 757. A Eriksen, zgth Mar
Bangkok 16th Ma, Rice.-Yuen Fat Hong,
Hellar, Ger. **, 2,5-6, W. Matzenthin, 15th MarKutchinatzerth Mar,, Coal.—B.'‚
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Aberdeen
Ships Passed The Gonal 131 March-Ambule, Borneo, Deucalion, Glenroy, Glenlogan, Merionethshire, Oceanien, | Sfesta, Wray Casili. 5th March-Renalder, Christiania, Inde ni Java, Prinu Regan | Zwitþold,, 8th March-Formoza,„Grelsenam; Idomeneut, Ville de la Ciotat, Koranna, Inaba Maru, Wakin' More, Fortonhall, Schanfals. 12h March-Denbighshire, Den of Malos, Mangon, Satsuma, Rhenania, Glendarn, Shimota, Silesia, (Ger.) 15th March-Ajax Alcinous, Java, Touran, Floriston, Norman Prince, 19th March--Banmohr, China, (Aus,) Peon & Prins Bitil Friedrich, Sheikh, Sikh. 22nd March-Anchisis, Beşbaria Pressin, Saloste, Sentrambia, Mahala Maru, Koma tura Maru. 26th · Murch-Flintshire, Find- son, Malacca, Lennox, Memnon, Glenafric.
Arrivals at Home-1st March-St. Patrick, Andalusia. : 4h March-Nahin, 5th March -Ghaxus, Kanagawa Maru, Verona, Achilles, 8th March Oceanien, Stydilla, Prins Heine
rick, 19th March-Spezia, Wakuga Maru and March-Gneisenau, Patroclus, Tourane. 16th March --Ambria, Nubia,
Post Offier,
A Well will plage for :-
Swatow-Ter Puklog, 28th Mar., 9 am.. Swa'aw Per Cherneckew. 8th Mar, 9AM.
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the event of the arrival of la mel from Europe on Monday next, the Office will be open for the delivary of the mail for one hour.
There will be one delivery and a collecti of letters each day as on Sunday.ly
Boul
and
Harry
'he Money Order Office will be entirely | CamĮ „Cary,
"MAILS BY THE BIBERIAN RAILWAY: 2012 Ga Letters and post card only if specially and Crollis, perscribed are sent by this route to Europe by Care, George and steamers leaving Shangimi every Saturday Dennis, Mr. and Mrs.
F. H
Mails from London are despatched vi Siberia daily and forwarded from Vladivostoca by steamer every Sunday, CO SE
The Postal Guide for 1907, and the revised tariff of Parcel Pont Raims are now ready and on sale at the General Post Office and all the British Postal Agencies in China.
Dann, Mr. and Mrs. Eleworth, Chas, W. T. (Silve Figueras, J. TASAVU Sotler, Mr Forgan, Miss Marlon - Square, Mişi Gardner, MERAJAAMA Stevenson, Graves, Mrs. Voyeeshand Harrington, Mrs. E. F. Star Baywood, E. E. Higgins,
Money Letters The Post Office declines, all responsibility for unregistered | Hildburgh, H Letters containing: bank notes or jowallary,
Hildburg,
Hurley, Fred. C
an where Registration hat, been neglected. Horne, will make no engniries into alleged losses of such letters (Pasti Guide 121.) S
VISITORS AT THE HOVELS.
Adams, P. R.
HONGKONG.
Irving, MinA. S. M,C) Anderson, Mrs, R. and last, Capt, W. R.
daughter
Joki, J. P. F.49, Bailey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, R. M. Joughin,J. C.
Bates, WA, Battiscombo, H. G.; Benitle, R. D ̈B÷ll, Mia. W. A...
Hell, W. A. J. Beyon, Mrs. Biervliet, A. Van(Vice- Consul for Belguim) Birbeck, R. Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Bisney, Miss
Block, Kim, Brewer, Mr. and Mrs.
W. W Brighton, F, G. Broughall, Mr. & Mrs.
Li
Star
Corndry
Stoker Capt and un
Tapp, Mum and Miss Thatcher Mins Lucia
Jackson, Mrs, & child Jensenj A...
Thatcher, Miss Lydia
King, Mr. and Mrs. Vesty, Miss O. & mald
Chas. G
pure, Miss A MAS
Lenker, Miss Clare Williams, G; Floyd, Geo Trendy Wilson, C.
Lafrents, Mr. and Mrs./
GRAÏCITBURNS IN
"Kenrick, Mra, C. N. C. Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Nelson, R. H.
TYR. JA
MERAS PER Smith," Mr and Mrs, Dar on, F. H.
Grant Tenison, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, E. Grant "Gaskell, Mr. and Mis, Smith, Percy
Kennedy, M, S
Krauzi, M Kubo, Yonio Laidlaw, Miro: & Miss Law Smith, Miun Linton, P. BA Logan, Mr. & Mrs, W. Longberg, H. W. Longher, Rev. E. H. Lyard, Mt. Malden, G. F. Markham, Mrs. Marriott, Dr. O... Massey, Miss K. A. MacGowan, Miss Moore, 8.
Brayfield, T. Campbell, L
L.F Carter, 4.--- Chapman, H.K.V.C., Chapman, B. F.
Major A Chatham, Hon & Mrs. Mortis er Mrs. Chatham, Miss"
"Moore, D. and Mrs..
W. B. A Moreno, Alberto (Con-
sul for farama) Morrison, J.
W.
Gillins, A
Kelly, S. Pye, E. Burner
Webb,-Mr.-and-
Montagne
"OCCIDENTAL.
Brown, Mr. W; S. • Munro, Miss Að Capall, Mr. and Mrs. Eallen, Mr.-
J. R. and a children Piper, C.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs," SIM
Gow, W.
Simpson, Mm. W. M.
Gow Mr. W. and 3 ́ ́ and child **
-children ! q
Tabot, D.
Lieut, Com. Thomas, Thomas, Lt-Comdr. L. ** Lee (a))
Lowe, J. Cy
Whyte, Mr. and Mrs.
Rand child
Nash, Riv, G. D. and China, COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
Mrs, the Newborn Mr & Mrs.
Clark, M. O. Clerks, Mr. and Mri...? R. Hu Song
T. W. ****
Newington, A. G.
Clegg, R., Eng-Lt.
and Mrs. Coloham, HI Colvin, H, E.
Connor, J. L... Coulthat, J. Crook, A. H. Crysdale, Mr. & Mrs. “Cruickshank, A.
Dalton, Capt.
Javies, F. O. Denby, Miss
:
Dohen, W. D.
| Manila, Fr. Wilkalmaḥafzo. Herbertshohe, Samar, Mempl Simpsonhaler, Bisher Hongkong. Fr. .., 73, E. Coreil, 15th Mar,Sudeau, Methane, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Hoihow 14th Mar., Ballast. A. R.. Me Exencaston, New Zealand and Fremantle-Per Kashima Maru, Jap. a.s, 1,746, M. Utsu, 2208 Pring Sigirmad. 28th Mar., IT AM
Falgon-Pri Fri, 28th Mar., NOON, Maroji 15th Mar, Lump Coal- Fokusel & Co.
Macro Per Sul Tal, 28th Mar. 1:15 P.M., Singapore. Penang and Calcutta-Per Namsang, 29th Mar, 2 P.M..-
Shanghai-Per Amtral Foursquiberry, 28th Mar.. 3 P.M.
Kiyo Matu, lap. 1.8., 148, S. Hirai, 24th Mar Saigon 19th Mar, Rice and Colton. -Gilman & Co.
Kaivsberg, Ger. ... 66, Caiser, 14th Mar.,
Saigon 19th Mar., Rico.-J. & Co. Kramabad, Nor. ss., B', O. Shandana, 17th .Mar.,-Saigon rath. Mar., Rice-Aagaard,
Thoresen & Co.
2
Moli and Salina Cruz, (M-xico)~Per Afa de, 28th Mar 4 P.M.
Swalow, Amoy and Fonchow-Pr Hat. ching, 20th Mar., BAM.
Macao-Per Sul Tai, 20th Mark 9 AM. Shanghai-Per Vinckow, z9th Mar. 9 AM. Manila-Per Loonesang, 30th Már., 4 A.M. Maji and Salina Cruz, (Mexico)—Per Wool.
Kweichow, Br.15., 1,21), Hooker, 26th Mar,
--Canton 25th Mar, Gon.-B & S. Landra Scheif, Ger. 3.1, 1,012, H. Frank, 25th
Mar.--Java 15th. Mir, Sugar.-S. & Co. Toongaang, Br. *, T), A. G. Smith, thick, 30th Mar, 9 A.M.
MarManila 134 Mar, Sugar and Cigars-I. M. & Co.
Lothian, Br. s. 3,232, J. C. Williamson, arst Max,-Kuchinates 16th Mar, Coal-D,
Loyal, Ger..., 1,237 Natzing, 20th Mar --
Java and Samarang 11th Mar, Sugar.-S W. & Co.,
Marie, Ger. sa, 1,169, }. Petersen, 16th Mar, Salgon 13th Mar., Rice.and Paddy.-J Ca
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Shanghai-Per Choyrome, oth. Mar., 9 LM, Macko-Per Swi Tai, 30th Mar, 9 AM, Singapore. Penarg and Colombo Vorwments, 30th Mar,9 AM.
Palde, ME.
Paul, A. 1. D.
Peake, W
Penn, Miu
Perkins, Mr. and Man,
T. L.
-Plordien, A. R. Von
der b
Powell, W. A...
Prang, Mr & Mrs.. L Preston, Master R..
Ray, E. H
Reid, H.
March 26th, 1907, mm. (89)ON,
Kagoshima.... Oshima
Bar. Th. Hu, Wind, Wry
Vindivostock
Kemuro"...a.
Hakodate
Tokio ... Kochi
30.10
13407
Nagasaki.
1007
30.04
₤39 97
Naha ...
Ishigakijuma
29.97
Chefoo535,14)
Weihaiwe... a.m.
Hankow ...........]6 «m.]
child.
Kinking Songhai
Rosenthal H. S..
I-!.
*harp Peal
W; A.
Rowoldt, S.. B.
Amoy
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Downing, Mr. and Vis.
Sandes, Miss F. E.
Sualow
·
T. C. and infant
Schnell, Mr. & Mr.
Taibo
am. 299
Taichu
130,01:
8church, I. F.
: 2099!
Searle, Rev. G.-
Koshun
29.90
Sholl, Miss
29.98):
mith, Miss 1 Smyth, F. W.
Roach, Mr. J. Nonny
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Riecken, T.
W. H. Doolittle, F. H. Dowley, Vr, and Mrs.
Deyfus, M.
Dunlop, G. A. Eichelman, B.
Einstmano, W.
Evan-Jones, Mr. and Skino, Apo
MIS, E
airchild, H. J..
Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. Fouder, C. B.
Fischer, R, Fisher, 11, G. Fletcher. H. I.
Spirties, ), S. Stebbing, W. T.. Stephen, H. Stohr, M, D.
Sutherland, P. D.
Tabet, },
Taite, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mr. & Mr.
Forrest, Mins
Per
Françols, aul
Franklin, C. B.
Manila-Per-Zafien, 30th Mar,, O AM. Macno-Per Sul An, 31st Mar., 9.A¿Me
Frost, B. L..
Fuller, Swart
(American Vice Gua› sul General). Fuller, Denman
Tilten, C.
Toledana Th.
Topliss, H. J.
Macao-Per Swi Tal, tot April, 9 AM. Chinklang-Per K'wangre, 1st April, 3 par
I Thompson, Miss H. M.
Kudat and Sandakan-Per Borneo, and | Gamble, Mr and Mrs. April, 8-a M.
En Mr. India, who Tuticorin - Pe Rent Simons, 2nd April it A.M:
Nam Sang, Br. k., 2,591, P., H. Rolfe, 18th Mar, Calcutta via Penang and Singapore szth Mar., Gen.-], N. & Co. Paklat, Ger. 5., 1,017, H. Dames, aznd Mar., -Bangkak 14th Mar, Rica--B, & S. Petchaburi, Ger. s... 1,974, C. Gotowiach, 19:h
Mar Bangkok 8th Naryan-KohsichangSingapore, Penang and Calcotia - Per 11b, Gen.-M. & fo Theumpenb, Br... 1,006, J. H. Scott,
Mar Saigon 21st Mar, Rice, &- Fat Sing
Phuyen, Fr. K, 1,746, Booisson, atd Mar, Saigon 19th Mar, Rice.-B. & Co.
Sultberg, Dut. 1.5.1,107, Suppée, 27th Mar,Rajab, Ger. 1.0., 1.275, A. Denker, 23rd Mar
Haiphong 24th Mar, Gen.-S, & Co. " Cheung Chew, Br. s. 2,10, Russel, 27th
Mar-Rangoon and Singapore 16th Mar., Gen-Chinese,
Hanan, Br. -1.9., 1,941. Puckett, 27th Mar.—
Bigon 23rd Mar,, Rica.—a. & S. Bombay Mars, Tap. 1.4, 7,108, 8, Ishikawa,
27th Mar,Kobe rix Shanghai 8th Mar, Gen.-N. Y. KENNI Vorwaerts, Aust., 1993 Colledani, 17th
MarJapan and Shanghai 24th. Mar, Gen-,, W, & Coa
Jacob Diederichsen, Ger..., 613, D. Hents,
27th Mar,-Hoihow 26th Mar., Gen.—J, &^ Ca.
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Bangkok 1th Mar, Rice and Wood.-M. & Co. ·...
Sansen, Ger, my toro, F. Schmetz, 23rd. Mar, Bangkok 1th Mary Rice and Woo-1. & S.
Sexta, Ger 1, 991, H. Kräfft, 23rd Mar,
Kreksar, (Java)`inh Mar., Sugar.and Gen.
--S. & Co.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Gamble, Miss A. Honolain and San Francisco-Per Sibiria, Gould, Mr. and Mrs.
Grady, Miss 2nd April, 10.a. M.
Grant, A. W. Gray, Jr., Th Fall, Capt."
T Harker, B. B. farmer.
D. Haweit, Hon E'A, fewell, Mrs F, A. Holmes, E. B Howard, E. E Innes, Capt. REG
Macao Per Suf Taf, and April, 175 P.M.".
Catherine Aptar, and April, 2 P.SE/
Shanghai, Mojl, Kobe, Yokohamp, Victoris, B.C. and Seattle-Ter Aki Maru, 2nd April, 3PM
Per
Macao Sul Tol. 3od April, 1.15 PM.. Shanghai - Te Klubione 3rd April, 3 PM Singapore Penang and Colombo Kawacht Haru, 3rd April, 5. ↑ Mar
Moji, Kobe Yokohama and Portland, Or- Per comedia, 4th April, 11 AM
Macao-Per Sui Taï, 4th April, 1.75 PM. Singapore, Penan and Colombo-Per Habe | Burgï-5th April, 9 4¿M.
Shanghai, Moli, Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria Siberia, Am. L. 5,655, A. Zeeder, 20th Mar B.C and Seattle, Wash-Pay Rieju Mara, -San Francisco mit Feb., and Shanghai | -5th April, 3.5.MYSLEN 17th Mary Mails and Gen.-P. M. 5, 5. Shanghai, Yokohama and Kobe-Perhe
manda, sth.. pril, 42. Suma Maru, lap. 8.8, 304 H. Yamaguah), 12th Mar Saigon 3rd Mar. Rice-Gilman
& Co.
Prinz-Regent Luitpold, Ger. $.8, 628, Taishan, Br. s.a., 1,174]. T. Laing, 2 th Mar,
Kirchner. 27th Mar Singapore 33rd Mar,, Mails and Gen.--M. & Co,
Clearance at the Harbour Offos.- Fackraw, for Singapore," Kaikima Maru, for Sigon.
sampán a fów rods from the shore, in this way | Prins Sigtrmned, for Sydney, several large boats were loaded with passengers: Tartar, for Shanghai, and baggago, and were than towed out to
[the]: steamerj
which was anchored half a
mila from, shore. On board the steamer we
Dapartaron, ALAN") Mari
found.our opportunity for a general cleaning | Fring Ludwig, for Europe:
wa bad started for Yokohama, a Sachsen, for Bingapo
-Saigon 19th Mar Rice B. & Co Taki Mary; Jap: 1.4, 5497, T. Matsushima, 24th Mar---Moji 1718 Mar.. Conl and Gen. A., K. & Co. with low inte Tinguang, Bras., 1,06, E, M. Reysolds, and Mar., Baigon 16th Han, Rico and Paddy. -J. M. & Co. Woolwich, Br. 28, 1, A. Stoker, 20th Mar, Salina Cruz (Medico) tosh Fab, Ballast -C, CB. B. Com
Verimo Maru, Jap, s. 7.550, N. Kabayashi wasth Mar --- Rapgion 13th Mar, Riege
Zafiro, Er. 1.6, 1 6a9, Ra
- Manila 23rd Mar,
Kobe and Yokoham"-Per Inola Marw, 6th April, 10A.M.S
Manila-Fer Rub, 6th Ap il, to AM April, 3.
Cheloo and Newchwang-Per Kusiyang, 6th Cebu and toilo-Per Sunghiang, 6th April, 13 P.M.RRRAN
Shanghal-Per Shuchsing, 8th April, 3 FM Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Honolula, and San Francisco-For China, Oh April, ITEM,
Tredwen, Candle
Verstock, P
Wakefeld, Mr. M.
J. Wellesley, Misa
Wellman, E.
Wilson, J. R.
Wishart, B. Wishan, I
Word, G. G.
Woods, . D. Wright, R. Hi Wright, Miss Ly Vewdell, Miss". Young A
PRAK:
l'escadores... Calton
Hengkong0m 30.01 Victoris Peak bet Sap Rock
Macao-f
Hoihow 9. B.K Pakhol..... Photion
Tourang ******
C. St. James.
Aparri
Manila......... Legaspi
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Cebu
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March 27th, 1907).
Vladivostock. Nemureht Hakodate Tokio Kochl Nagasak
Kagoshini, A Oshima
Weiba.wei
Naha Ishigakijim
Cheloog
Hatkow
Kiukiang
Shaoghal 9 am Sharp Peak
"Swatow
Taihoku
Taichit
Miller, I Moon, Mr. and Mr
Pescadores
Hongkong
Victoria
Aubrey, Dr. G. Gat Jeffries, H. U. | Belson, Mr. Joseph, Mr. and Mr.
Birkholtz Mr. & VnE SYS Blair, Mr. and Mrs. D. Kalsall, A., Major and Brainober, Mr. & Mrs. Kent, 24. Col. & Mn. Carruthers, E. STAAN Layor, Miss Chalmers, J. H. -Martib, R, “AMES Clothier, and Mrs.
•H, W. Cobden, A, B, Connell, Miss Cowper Me Darling, Col. sc. Dixon, CAFE Dooner, Capt.
De Moss, D. KONE
Patton, Miss
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Pattrick, Major & Mrs. Persico, Mr. and M. Gip Rock
LL Col. Helbow
„Pakboi.. Phallen
Doumbac de bel
Dousbecher, Miss Raid; Mr. and Mrs. - Dumblaton; Lient.Cól,' Rissland, Mr. & Mrs:
·Dancrasso, Mr. Yokohama,Duncanson; Misses
"Roja, Hajor S Dunwoody, Mr. & Mrs. Sawer, M. WE Ellis, Mr. and Mrs
Trawa, Med
Major JR.
Yokohama and Kobe Per Cafngton
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which was greatly ape.
Tariar, for Vancouver
boons fare of the.
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