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THE WRATHER.
The following report in fimm Mr. F. G. Pigg. Director of the Hongkong Observatory-
On the 4th at 1.30 a.-The baraveler has, fallen slightly over the Loochoos, Formosa and the Philippines.
The depression over the Pacific appears to be situated to the Eastward of the Balingtang Channel, and to be moving towards W.N.W,
at present.
Pressure remains high over N. China and E Japan.
Strong N. and NE, winds are expected to prevail in the Forimosa Channel, and the N.E. part of the China Sea.
hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, 1.57 inch.
FORECAST 1-Hongkong and reighbourhood, N. winds, fresh equally.
"
2-Formosa Channel N.E. winda, strong. 1-South coast of China, between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as No. i. r
4-South coast of China between Hongkong' and Hainan, arme na No. 7,
Shipping.
Arrivale
Aldenham, Br. 8.a., 4,007, St. John George, 3rd Sept Melbourne 26th July, Sydney Folh Aug, Brisbane, th, Townsville 15th, Cairns 16th, Port Darwin 22nd, and Meulla tat Sept., Gen.~G, L., & Co. Powhatan, Br. ss.. 165% W. F. Turner, 3rd
Sept. Sallon Crna (Mexica) 15th July, Ballnat.—D. & Co., I.d.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 4
R.S. W. Waiting. For Sydney--Mr. and Mrs.
Dowling, Misses B. G. Gilmore, K. M. Gil
more Holder, N. Holder, Mr. and Mrs. W.
DUCK RETURNS.
HONUKONG AND WHAMPDA DOCKS.
ง
Kuwinos Prosk
Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and Sao Prancisco-Per Nipjan Naru, arst Abg,
TOA.M..
Yokohama and Kobe-Per Chingia, 10th, Oct, F...
Jaacgori, Nagasaki, “ Kapa," Vosebama, actorn and Vancouver, B.C.-Tei Ampress of China, 26th Sept. 3 P.M...
VINTORS. AT THE MIND ELE.
HONGKONG.
Abraham, E.S.
Katsch, H. A.
Kalasche, J. G.
Knight, W. B.
Krüger, O.
Kunz, P.
and
Laing, A. H.
Lageloure, Mr.
Baroocis
Lehmkuhl, Miss
Lehmkobl, Mr.
Lloyd, Mr. & Mr. H.
Logan, W.
Logan, Mrs, W.
!
1907.
CONNAUGHT.
Bains, '}, W.¦ ¦¦ Bardes, R. L. Behler, L. A Blackmore, F. W. G. Black, Mr. and Miss Bolmanson, Mr. and
Mia, and child Bush, J..
Holz, Joba G. Junes, 1.:W, Knight, De..R. F Lawrance, F. Nicholas, E. T. Paterson, JB. Pearson, R. W. Smith, E. E.
aldevali, Dr. God F. Souza, Di, H. L
Chokler, A
Contra,
Mr. and Mrs.
Dietrich, J.
Gengle, Dr. C. H.'
Herbert," O
Graw, E. W.
Hinson, P.
Barding, Reginald
Huni, E.
Kelling, C.-
Stein, Mr and Mrs.
and child
Tamer, Ges. E.
Wong Hung Kavai
Younk, J. D.
KOWLOON..
*r
Lowner, O Oilbrecht, Mr.
Robertan, Mrs. Rudolph, K. a Tanier, Paul
Wuzulnesky, R.,
WEATHEREDRLOANTS
STOR
VARNINGS ISSORD FROM THE HONGKONG OBSERVATORY.
METEOROLOGICAL SIGNALB,"
Meteorological signals are holsted on the mast la frost of the Water Police Station ■ Tsim Sha Tsui for the information of mastert uf vessels leaving the port. They do not necessarily imply that bad weather is expected herck-
Signat
1.
September 3rd, 1907, 8.ni
2.
Bar. Th. Ho. Win! Wi
Vladivostock.7 m.
Nomuro...
a.m.3001
Hakodate' ...
29.97-
Fakio
11
2995
179.91
170 88
z
29.38
A.CONE point upwards
indicates a Typhoon to the North of the Colony.
A CONE
poist upwards
and 1EUM below
indicates Typhoon
to the North-East of the Colony,
E.
Sir. Yuensang, from Manila:-Fine weather
throughout.
Str. Aldanham, from Australian Porta-Fine. weather and smooth sea throughout the voyage. "Sir."Hofman, from Coast Ports:-Moderate to light winde and fine to Swatow, thence frasb wind and high sea..
VESBELS IN TORT
STRAKKRE migo, Ger...., 823, N. T. Baltzer, 3rd Sept.,
Haiphong 28th Aug, and Hashow z Sept
Gen.-J. & Co. Anoy, Ger. ss., 63, H. lambeth, and Sept., -Quinhon 27th Aug., and Tourane 30th,
Gen.-S., W. Cm.
Ascot, Br. 53, 2,-86, 1. B. Testh, 75th Aug, Kutchinotza 20th Aug., Ballast.-D. &
1
Chibli, Br. 1, 948, Warrack, 3rd Sept,-
Hoihow 1st Sep., Gen-B. & S.
China, Am. 15, 3,186, J. F. Robinson, 28th Aug.. San Francisco 1st Aug. and Shanghai 25th Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. S. Co Courfield, Br., 2,874, I. Wiseman, 2 d
Sept., Kuchinotza 28th Aug, Coal-M в. к.
Daphne, Ger. ... 1,974. Schipper, 24th Aug,
-Guaymas 2.rd Aug, Bailast.-C. C. S.
5. Co. Empress of China, Br. .., 3,046, R. Archibald, A.N.R., 25th Aug.-Vancouver, BC, 6th Aug., and Shanghai zand, Mails and Gen. -C. P. R. Co. Foothing, Br. 3. 2,150, T. Arthur, 30th Aug
Moji 25th Aug., Coal), M. & Co. Frithjol, Nor. .. 895, O. Andersen, ard:
Sept.,-Swatow rd Sept, Gen.-O. S. K. Germania, Ger. 8.5., 1,000, H. Flügel, 28th Aug-Sydney vis Ports 1 th July, Copra and Stells.-S. & Co, Gregory Apcar, Br. 1., 1,961, 5. H. Belson, 3rd SeplyCalcutta 17th Aug., Penang and Singapore 29th, Gen.-D. S. & Co, ca.
Kjeld, Nor. 1, Hellsee, sóth Aug.—Moji gth
Aug Coal-Order. Kumaang, Br. 1.8, 2,076, E. J. Büller, zóth Aug-Calcutta via Penang and Singapore zoth Aug., Gen.~}, M. & Co. Lauschen, Ger. s. 2,156, R. Sperling. 3rd
Sept-Saigon 19th. Aug, Rice-J. & Co. Manila, Br, 16, 1,711, T. E. Andrews, R., and Aug,Antwerp 13th July, and Singa pore 28th Aug., Gen.-P. & C.S. N. Co. Chiyuien, Ch. 2.4., 1,177, C. Stewart, ath Sent. Menelaus, Br. s.s., 3,006, 1 Riepenhausen, and SeptSingapore 2816 Aug, Gen B. & -Shanghai 31st Aug, Gen.-C. M. 5. N.
Fukura Maru, Jap *. 1,947. 1. Sokamate, 3rd Sepl-Moji tạth Pug., Coal-M. B к.
Co.
S.
|
Andersen, H. Francisco, Luraschi
Risney, Mr. & Mrs. S. "Lee, Mr. & Mr. O. G. Grainger, Capt.
Bissey, Miss,
(2nd August-Achilei, Antenor, Sydney. Anderw, }; 1. d Orki, Liberia, 6th August-Benvenue," Print | Bac h'uso, J. Heinrich, Bratwar Manila, Oceanien, Hyon, Hattiscombe, H. G. Renania. 9th August-Myrmidon, Para, Beattie, R. B. Austration. Mentions St. Domingo Toma Bethune, Baron Mars 9th August-Persia. 13th Angas!. Christianias Frankly, Indrazamka, Oanfa,
path, Cardiganshire, Preussen, Kanagawa
Br farm, Kathe 16th Augus-Borneo
Tydens, Belgravia, zoth August Renmohr, Syria, Breconshire, Ulysses 23rd August-Alcinons, Aragonia, Colombo Maru, Glenstrae, Deucalion, Inaba Mar Nera. 17th Auguri—Indrapura, Prins wig, Vandalia, Wakaza Mar 30th, Tonkin, Sheria 3rd September-Anchas,
Idomenous, Peleus," "Schuylkill,"
Machoon, Henalder, Nyanza, Peshawar, China (Aus.), Poona, Brighton, Ceylon Maru, Kleist, St. Patrick.
Laid-
Lee, H. E.
Lee, H. H.
Linton, P.
G. F.
Aluno, A. B. Booker, H. W.
rayRaid, T Pruce, J. C. Carpenter, E. W. Carter, A. Chabaux, Mr. and Mrs, Chinchen, S.J maid
Cibot, Mr. and Mrs. P. Marriott, Dr. O. Colein, H.
Meek, T E. Cruickshank, J. Mcintosh, G. C. Arrivals at Home-and August-Indeant, Donald, Mr. and Mrs
R. H. Newborn, Indrumayo. 6th August-Glinlogan, Roon, W Hitachi Maru, 718' august-Devanha, 9th Doolittle, F. H.. August-Nubia.
August-Glenavon, Dunrich, A. E 13th Segovia, Shimara, 16th August-Flintshire, || Einstmann, W. Achilles. 20th August-Przusien, Kanagawa--airchild, H.J. Maru, Benledi, Byson, Lennox. 23rd August | Fisher, B. G. Ernest Simens, Christiania, St. Domingo. Fonseca, 3. 27th August-Norman, Danfa, 30th Augas Franklin, C. B. -Colombo Maru, 3rd September-Alcinout, Franklin, G. G. Braemar, Watasa Maru, Evsherwog, Frans Frost, B. L.. Fukuda, N. Ferdinand, Prins Ludwig, Siesta (Ger.)
Gregory, A.
Post Other.
A Mail will close for:-
Hesie, G.
Gubbay, Y. A.
fall, Capt. T.
Hanron, I.
Heweit, Hon. Mr. E.
A.
Howard, E
Hunter. R.
Shanghai-Per Menelaus, 5th Sept., 9 AM. Macao-Per Sul Tuf, 5th Bept., 1.15 P.M. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Haimokl. 1. P. F. 5th Sep, 2 PM
Keelung, Shangbai, Kobe, Thimku, Yoko barna, Victoris, B.C. and Seattle, Wash-Per Tango Mary, th Sept., 3 P.M...
Kuchinatru, Japan, Salina Cruz. and (Mrxien)—Per Dapkwo, sih Sept., 4-P.M.
Singapore, Penang and Colombo-Per Baby burg, "sth' Sep., 4 P.M.
Swatow, Amoy and Foachow-Per Frithjet, 6th Sept., 9 A.M.
| Innes, Capt. R.
¡Joseph, Mr. and Mr
Josephi, M. R. Joughin, J.
Rickart, Mr. Brainond, Mrs. Bramley, Harry
A; E.
W.
Dordten, A. R. Von der
Powell,
W.A. Preshaw, C. M.
Pugh, A. J.
Puri, A.
Ray, E. H. Rozier, Dr. Solemacher, Mr. Spurge, H. S. Stevens, Rev, A.
Thompson, Miss H M Thompson, Mrs. M. L. Thompson, M. L..
H.
C. H.
Tullidge, G. W.
Welton, J. W.
Williams, J. T L.
Wishart. I. B
Wishart, L...
Woods, J. D.
Young, A, H.
KING EDWARD.
| Corse, Jr., G. B.
Engelh
, M. Feist, M. Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns,Gall n, W. Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Ladące=" Cee, A. H. stan, New Zealand, Melbaame, Adelaide, Perth Gillan, E. C.
il Freemantic-Fer Kumano Maru, Harman, Mr. and Mrs Sepi, X1 A.M.
Harman, G. P. Perick, M, C. M.
Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama Pera, 6th Sept., 11.A.M.
6th
-
Macao-Per Sut Taf, -th Sept., 1.15 P.M. ́?Manila-Per Yirnsang, 6th Tep'., 3 P.M.
Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Moji ---- Per Gregory Appar 6th Sept., 3.P.M.
Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolul and San Francisco-Per China, 7th Sept. to A.M.
Europe, &c. Inde, via Tusiorin-l'A Marmora, 7th Sept., 11 A M.
Macao Per Sei Tui, 7th Septų 1:15 P.M. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Isinad, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zen and, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per
Weihaiwel, Chefoo and Tientals-Per Hut
Kumano Maru, Tap. 1. 3,147, N. Mathieson Nord, Nor, 2, 73”, G. Haraldsen, 28th Aug. Trinan, 7th Sept., P.M.
4th Sept,-Yokohama 26 h Aug., Gen.- N. Y. K.
Tamba Maru, Jap. *.*., 1,802, C. H. Butler
4th Sept, London 17th July, Gen-N. Y. K:
Yuemanng, Br. 11, 1, 28, T. Meyrick, 4th Sept.-Manila 1st Sept, Gen.--I, M. &
Co
Haimun, Br... 636,. A. J. Rohton, 4th Sept. -Foochow 1st Sept.. Amoy zad, and Swntow 3rd, Gen.-D., L. & Co.
Saigon 24th Aug. Rice and Paddy- Wallem & Co.
Swatow and Shanghai-Pet-Prchow, 7th Sept., 3. P.M.
Orland, Nor. sa, 9:7, T. A. Lie, 31st Aug.,chow, 7th Sept., 3 P.M.
Meli 25th Aug., Coal-Wallen & Co. beum Penh, Br. ., 1,675, J. H. Scott, 15th Aug..-Saigon 11th Aug, Rice and Meal, -Wo Fat bing. Prarang, Gr. 4.5, 1,021, F. Bucking, 3rd
Sept Bangkok and Swatow 24th Aug Rice and Timber-B. & Proteus, Nor. .
3,024, Y, C. Koldefup, and Sept.,Bangkok 24th, Aug, Rice,
Aagaard. Theresen & C
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Jones, T. . Joseph, }. R. Lloyd, Gen T. Lombrade, G.
Loy I, Dr. Marshall, J.
Belson, Mrs.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGNȚIE,
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Newton, Mr. and Mrs, Phulien
and child
Nicholson, D. M.
Passmore, Mn. W, C.
Peacock, Miss Annie
Pearman, H. Rupert, W. T. Siebert, Dr. Silverstone, Mr. & Min
Silvertone, Arthur H Silventone, M. L. Silverstone, M.S. Smith, Mr. A.G. Square, Miss Stevenson, D. V. Stephenson, Miss M.
PEAK:
Hareland, F. A
Hockaday, W, T Kent, a A, Col.
Blair, Mr, and Mrs. D. Hell, P.
K.
Bocham. Capt.
M-jor General K, G. Broadwood, C.B., H.E. Carruthers, R. S. Chalmers; }. H. Clegg, Eng. L1. and
Mrs.
Cochrane, Mr. Darling, Col. Davies, Hon, W, Rees Ede, r. and Mrs. Eissler, M. Ellott, Mr. and Mrs.
A.
Elli
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Swatow and Sha ghal-Per Choysang, 7th Sept., 3 P.M.
Swatow, Amoy and Tamsui-Fer Joskin Maru, 8th Sept 9A.M.
Ellis, Mr. & Mrs S. H. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama,Fischer, R. Victoria and Vancouver, 11.C.-Per Tartar Fraser, Mr.
Trih Sept., 11 A M
-Europe, &c., India, viu Tuticorin-l'er
Habsburg, Ger, 8.1, 4.500. M. Filler, 4th Sent.Rubi, Br. 3.6., 1,625, R. W. Almond, and Sept.,Frias Eifel Friedrich, 11th Sept., II A.M.
-Japan and Shanghai 1st Sep'. ['p'n.i China Good-N, A. L .Huichow, Br. 19., 1.241, F. Forsyth, 4th
Sept.,--Swatow 3rd Sept., Gen.-B. & S. Sulang. Tr. a. 1abc, W. D. Welab, 4th Sept.,-Saigon 1st Sept, Gen,~~J., M. & Winggang, Be 109, 1... Walker, 4th Sept-Karatan 28th Fu¬, Coal.---), M. &
..Co.
Co.
"
Titau, Br. B... 6.72 R. Day, 4th ept.,-
Manila 11 Sept., Gen--B & S.. Manchuria, Am. 4.5, 86,750, F. W. Saunders,
4th Sept-San Franciten 8th Ave, Hono Jul 15th, Yokohama 27th, and Shanghai and Sept., Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. S. Co,
Clearamore, at the Harkour.
Bulchow, for Canton,
·Chiyuan, for Canton,
Příumpenk, for Saigon.
ChiAZ), for Hoibaw.”
Ringo Maru, for Singapore. Elwan, for Shanghai. Menelaus, for Shanghai.
Panartaros
Sept: 4.
Triumph, far Haiphong, Benvenue, for Nagasaki, Fukuthu Maru, for Swatow,
Kallong, for Cebit. Yockow, for Canton. Alesto, for Porland, Or.
Tawala Maru for Kebe,
Jiten Maru, for Sin spore. Tibodas, for Macassar. Chty sex, for Canton,
+
Pananger arriend.
Par Chiyuan, fram Shanghai-Master and Mrs. Logan, Messrs P. Hamblin and Carter.
Per Halmun, from Coast Forts-Viss and a Masters Brockett, Massis Arthur, Hajes, Gal- len, Marshall, Miss Johnsford, Master Blake, tro Chinese, and Japanese.
|
Samies,
Manile 31st Aug., Gon.-S., T. & Co.
Ger..., 698, F. Schmits, 1st Sept --Bangkok 23 Aug, Rice, Meal and Wood, B. & S.
Sandou Hall, Br, 14, 3263, J. M. Main, 24th ABR-New York 25th June, Case Oil- s.O. Co.
Solstad, Nor, s. 897 N. Bjornsgaard, 24th Au-Canton 18th Aug., Gen-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Standard, Ner. ss., 891, H. N. Bull, 29th Aug -Saigon 24th Aug., Rice,Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Taishan, Br. 5.8. 4,314, J. T. Laing, and Sepl:
Baigon 29th Aug, Rice.-B. & Co. Tango Maru, Jap, s., 4,617, A. E Moses, 25th
Aug-eattle 23rd July, Ge-N, Y. K Tartar, Br. 4.5, 2,767, | H. Davison, R.N.R., 2nd
Aug.-Vancouver 25th July, and Shanghai || 19th Aug. Gen.-C. P. R. Co Telemachu, Dr. .,, 1, 47, J. Williamson, 19th Aug,-Saigon 24th Aug, Rice and Rice. four-Wo Fateng
Tinlau, Cer., 4., 1,002, H, Bremer, 25th Aug-Singap re via Bangkok and Kob. sichang 18th Aug, Rice M. & Co.
Singapore, Penang and BombayPer lachia, 11th Sept, UP.M.
Keelung, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tacoma, Wash.-Per Tramond, 12th Sept., 10.A.M.
Manila, Fr. Wilhelmshalen, Herbertshohe, Matupi, Simpsonbilen, Brishane, Sydney, en, Adelaide Perth, Fremantle, Hobart. Launceston and New Zealand-fer Prins Sigismund, 12th Sept., 11 AM.
Shanghai, Nagasaki Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Manchuria, 14th Sept., 11 A.M.
Maji, Kobe, Yokohama and Portland, Or.— Per Nicomedia, 1th Sept, 4 P.M.
Cheloo and Newchwang-Per Kwalyang, 19th Sept., 3 P.M.
NAME.
Alacrity
Astinea
Wyneric,
Br... 4,999, W. C. Dent. 2011 Aug
Bedford...
-Pugel
Flour An & Em Lê
White Crom, Bc. 14, 1,944, Uwine, z8th Aug,
-Cardiff oth July, Coal-Order.
Sound Vin Manila 26th Aug Bramble
Yatshing, Br... 7,434, Courtney, 3rd Sep.,
Moji z8th Aug1, Coal-]., M. & Co. Zabro, Hr. ... 1,619. A. Fraser, 26th Augu~ | |
Manila 23rd Aug, Hemp, Sugar and Gen. -S., T. & Co.
SAILING VEIST) È- King George, Br. ship. 1,57, J. C. Walta,
21st July, Swatow 5th July, Ballast.-S. |
King Alfred Lyndhurst, Br. 4-masted ship, 2,50, Parnell, 26th July,--Kobo 1st June, Ballast.-8. 0. Co.
+0. Co.
Staamera Expected.
Vessels
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Fremantle, L-Comdr.
and Mi Fuchs, Mr. Galbraithe,
Mr Galb Gelsthrope, My Gibson, Mr. Grava. Mr. Hancock, Mr. Harding, Haron, J.
Mackenzie, A. Leverett, Mr. Major, Mr. and Mr.
Martin, R. Marshall, Mr Mast, E.
McCaffery, Mr. & Mrs.
Melinac, Mrs.
Mitchell, R.
Mess, D. K.
Tourane.
St. James
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Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. aina Tasquet, Madame
Paira, Consul & Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
J. L.
Reid, Lieut. Col. Rissland, Mr. & Mrs
Hi
Ross, Majer R. J.
Russell, Mr. and Mrs. Sayer, G. W. Sinclair, A.
Smith, A. Findlay
Synnol, Capt. A. Har! Vipan, Mr. and Miss Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilder, A. P.
estadores
Canton dongkang
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CRAIGIEBURY, Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Hollingsworth, Mr. & Labuan
.R. J.
Me
Bent, Mrs. H. Boznar, Mr. and Mrs.
J.W.C. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs,
H. W. Daron, F. H.
Denison, Misses (2) Gittins, A.
Jones, Dr. and Mrs.
Evan Smith, Crowther Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant
Smith, Percy Simms, H. C.
Wright, R. J. L...
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29,50
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IIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLAS
despatch-vissal... Cruiser, and class cruiser, fat class
river gunboat
boat destroyer
TONE. GUNI.H.P.
Sep. 1 et
LAST REPORTED A
Weihaiwel Shanghai Hongkong Shanghai
Hongkong Fanskong
CAPTAIN,
700
3,000
Commander E. La T. Lentham
4,369
7,000
Captain, C. L.. Vaughan-Leo...
Зарад Тарап
9,800
$2,000
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Captain 3. E. Erskine
710
900
Lieut, Commander E. G. W. Davidson.
Britomart Cadnsus... Cheruby Cllo Fame... Flora... Handy
river gunboat.... sfoor
710
900
Lleut, Commander W. L. Bamber
1,070
1,400
Commander B. L. Majendie...
water tank and tog .....
390
300
sloop
F
***
1,070
1,400.
-Commander C. D, S, Raikes
torpedo boat destroyer.....
306
5,700+
Lieut. Commander A. L. Grasson.
Japan
2nd class:...
7,000
Captain Roland Nugent...
bnat destroyer
275
4,000
Harl lazus.. :Kent
775
4,000
Lieut. Commander. W. II, Darwall Lient, Commander Dickens....
Hougkoop Japan
...torpedo boat destroyer
зво
3,900
cruiser, tai class
$800
12,000
craiser, ist class
14,100
30,000
Lieut. Commander C. A. Fremantle.... Captain S. V. Y. de Horsey........ ... japan Captain C. F. Thursby
Зарад
Hongkong
201
616
1,200
1,070
21400
Commander F.
Walter
cruiser, al claud
0,500
22,000
180
800
torpedo boat destroyer ...
.360
6,300
river
gunboat
240
river
gunboat
249
river gunboat...
***
torpedo turi destruyer ...
250
6,500
Boin. W. Strath
receiving ship
4,550
Commodore
river gunboat...
Воо
12%
rivar genbost.
goo
Lieut-Commander R. M.
R.
West
torpedo bost dstroyer...
6,300
Lieut-Command::en
врат
surveying
450
Commander R. W. Glennie.
Swatow
torpedo Boss destroyer ...
$,000
Llest-Commander H. B. Cox
Japan
"195
→→ Boo
Lieut.Commander G.B-Spicer-Simron
Yangiszo
150
$50
Licat Commander G. J. Todd
Yanktor
150
550
Lisst-Commander Jao, F, Kava 1929
Vannisze
Kinsha Morlin Monmouth... Moorhen Otter ... Rohio...**** Sandpiper... Saipa... Taku
Aginti
Stegepora. P. & O. CoSept. §
Tuinar Japan........... Mo). D. S. & Co Sept.
Singapore (P, &:0. ColSept.'s Tee
Par Aldenham, for Hongkong from Mel. bourne-Mr. J. G. Thomas, From Port Dar win-Mesama. H, Lee, B, Thompson, J. Jacks. Delta and 86 Chinese. From Manila-Mesirs B. S. | Pera Came Grisin, A. A. Baily and W. A, Wickline. For Kobe Tram Melbaʼrne-Mr. and Mrs. Engel | Ischia ........ Singapore C, & Co... Srpt. | Vimage and-1 children. From Sydney Mre W. Sloss, Tambu Maru..Singapore, N. Y. K... Sept. Waterwith
7 Whiting
2
10
For Yokahums from Fort. Darwin Japanese, |_Kagashima M „Singaporn. N. Y. Juror purpur7]Widman, or,
Yeboshi Mara Singapora. V. Y. Ki Goeben
M. & Co. Tapl. 9 Woodcock .Colombo... P.E Friedrich Japan M. & Co...
Sept. 10
To Woodlark Nicomedia pan & A. Co. Font Nippon Maru..Japán ...... K.... Sept. 14 Totom Maru... Bombay... N. Y. K.... Sept. 14 Kulang... Calcutta..., M. & Co Sept. 14 Manila. Sydney... M. & Co... Sept. 19 Emp. of IndiaVancouver C. P. R. Coept. 24° Indien .........Port Said M. & Co.. Sept. 24-
Ver Kumano Mora, (om Japan for Hong- kong-Yon and Mi A, W. Brewin, Mra, and Miss Beanne, Misses F. G. Paylo, Bird. Car den, Mr. and Mrs. W. Freeman, Manters I. Hase, N. Haas, S. Hans, Mr. A. H. Pasell, Mrs. and Miss Toburon, Meurs. J. W. Millen, J. D. Murray, Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Robertson and children, Mr. W. F. Totcher, and Capt. R, Unworth. For Manila...Mr and Mrs. 1. A. Clark, Master and Miss Clark, Master H. M. Glark, and Miss F. Clark, For Brisbane==Mrs:
river
gunboa
surveying ship...
river günbost
ship...
river gunboat
rivar gunboat'
river gunboat
200
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Flying Flag of Vice-Admirat Sir Arthur W, Moors, Bout
840
Lisat-Commander Percy Crabtree,
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Captain 1. A. Tuks to a te, an Liant Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
Lieut-Commander
Kiddie
Lieut. Commander C. C. Walcott...
Lieut Commander H. R. Tickell Lieut-Commander 5. H. Tennyson
440
K. H. S, Stokes... • un Lieut.Commander H. R. Godfrey
Ponang Welbaiwal West River ...Japan
West River West River
Yangtze Hongkong Hongkong Yangiare ...Shanghai
A DRUM
Indicates a Typhoon
to the East of the Colony.
4.
A OJNE poial 'down- wards and DRUM balow
indicates a Typhoon to the South-East of the Colony,
5 A CONE
point down.
wardi
indicalesa Typhoon
Colony,
to the South of the
6.
A CONE. point down wards and BALL below
indicaissa Typhoon
to the Fouth West-
of the Colony.
7.
A BALL
4. A CONE ·
point upwards
and HALL
below
indicateen Typhoon to the West of the Colony.
indicates a Typhoon
to the North West of the Colony,
Red Signals indicate that the centre is believed to be more than 300 miles away from the Colony.
Black Signals indicate that the centrà lá believed to be less than 300 miles away frim the Colony,
The above: signals will, as heretofore, ba hoisted nuly when typhoons exist in such positions or are moving in such directions that Information regarding them is considered to " be of importance to the Colony or to shippi. §. leaving the harbour,
There signals are repeated at the Harbour -Offico, H.M.S_Tamar, Green Island Signal Mast, and the Flagstaff on the premises of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company at Kowloon,
URGENT SIGNÁL
In addition to the above, when it is expected that the wind may increase to full typhoon force at any moment, the following Urgent Signal will be made at the Water Police. Station, and repeated at the Harbour Office -
THREE EXPLOSIVE BOMEE, AT INTERVALS
OFTEN BECONDS.
A Black Cross will be hoisted at the sama time, superior to the other shapes.
NIGHT SIGNALS.
The following Night Signals will be exhibit- ed from the Flagstaff on the roof of the Water" Police Station at Kowloon, the Harbour Offre Flagstaff, and H.M.S. Tamar.
1. Three Lights Vertical, Green Green Green, indicates that a typhoon is believed to be situated more than 300 miles from the Colony.
II. Three Lights Vertical, Green Rad Green, indicates that a typhoon is believed to be situated less than 300 miles from the Colony.
III, Three Lights Vertical, Red Green Red; indicates that the wind may be expected to increase to full typhoon force at xay moment.
"
Np. III. Sigoal will be accompanied by the Explosive Bombs, as above, in the event of the icformation conveyed by ibis signal being fut published by night,
Thess Night Signals will be substituted the the Day Signals at sunset, and" wlit,' when' necessary, be altered during the night,, :
H
BUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS,
For the benefit of Native Craft and passing Ocean Vassel, Cone will be exhibited af cich of the following stations during the timą that any of the above Day Signals are hoisted' In the Harbour.
Gap Rock,
Waglen,
Stanley,
Cape Collinson,
Aberdeen. Sau Kl Wan; Sai Koog, Sha Tau Kol, Tal Po
--This-will-indicate that there is a depression. somewhere in the China Sea, and that a Storm Warning is hoisted in the Harbour,
Further details can always be given to Ocms Vessels, on demand, by signal, from the light- houses,
F. G. $100,
16th July, 1907,
Directer