Shipping.

Arrivals.:

Tientsin rath Sept, Ballast. Mr. Gro. McBain,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 20

Taiwan, Di, km, 1,041, J. A. Martin, 18th Sept.,

-Saigon 13th Sept, Rice.--Chinese,

Tatsu Maro, Jap. 1.8, 1,948, H. Terumine, 14th,

Sept,Kobe 1st. Sept, Coal and Geo- Wallem & Co.

Hild, Br. 1.s., 720, J. Solvesen, 1818 Sept.-Thilatjap, Dut. s., 247, 8. J. von Emmerick,

from Bangkok, Tork-Guy Li & Co.,

18th Sept.-Moji 14th Sept., Gṣọ: aud Nord, Br. s... 209, Prynn, 18th Sept., Coal.-J. J. L

Tjipanas, Dut. 6.5, 2.27. A. Pender, rath Malta, Br. ... 3,899, R. A. Peters, 19th Sept.,

Sep: Kutchinatze 8th Sept, Coal--J. C. J. L Shanghai (7th Sept., Mails and Gen-Triumph, Ger. ., 679. J. Bendixen, st P. & O. 5. N. Co.

Sept Haiphong 12th Sept., and Hoihow Quinta, Ger. s.8., 987, F. Frahm, 19th -Sept.—.

14th, Gen.), & Co. Langkas foth pt, and Singapore 4b, Vine Branch, Br. 3, 2,17. H. J. Ritson, th Kerosine-oi-S & Co.

Sept.-Manila 8th Sej 6, Sleepers,—D, & Verwasits, Aust. ss., 3,727, B. Bednare, 17th

Laisang, Br. 1.8.4 3.400, E. 1. Todd, 20th Sept., Calcutta 4th Sept... Penang and Singa pore rith, Gen.-J., M; & Co. Taming, Br. 10., 1.35%, A. W. Onterbridge, oth hop Manila 17th Sept, Hemp and Gen.-,&S.

Wongkai, Be... 1,777, W. Reher, 20th Sept,

Bangtok 7 b Sept., Rice and Wood

B. & S. Menfoo, Ch. 1.4 1,3 8, T. Spedding,__acth'

Bept-Canton 19th Sept., Gen.-C. M.

N, Co. Kuelchow, Br.4, 1,215, G. Hooker, aoth Sept., Canton 19th Sept., Gen8, & 5.' Shachsing, Br. 12, 1,105, W, Mclainsh, zeth

ept-Canton 19h Sept, Gen.-B. & S. Eclipse, Br. 4-masted bark, 2,68, L. D. Vance,

20th Sept,, -Canton 19th Sept, Ballast. s.O. Co.

Mausang, Br. 1.5., 1,644, R. Houghton, 20th Sept., Sandakan 4th Sept., Timber.-J., 31.& Co.

Sept,-Kobe 6th Sept., Gen.-S., W. & *Co.

Yerima Maru, Jap. x, 2,350, N. Kobayashi, 18th Sept., Japan 13th Sept., Coal and GED.-O. S. K."

1

Zafiro, Br. .., 1,619, A. Fraser, 17th Sept.

Manila 14th Sept., Hemp, Sugar and Gem. -S., T. & Co. Zoroaster, Br. 8., 2,375, J. Ewan, 5th Sept- Xmas Island 3rd Sept, Phosphate Rock,

M. B. K.

SAILING VAATLI. King George, Br, ship, 57, 1. C. White, azst July, Swatow 5th July, Ballant.-S. O. Co. Lyndhurst, Br. 4-masted ship, 2,50 - Parnell, 16th July,-Kobs ist June, Ballast.-5, 0. Co.

The Ships Passed Canal,('

Tranquebar, Br. 3, 2, 17, " Thomsen, zath 'Sept.-Moji 16th Sept., Ballast.—M. & Co. Hupeh, Br: 1.1, 1,704, H. Mathias, 20th Sept.

*—Hoihow.19th Sept., Gen—B. & S. Varwaris, Ger. ss., Gaj, Frandaen, zoth Sept,

16th August-Ernest Simoni, Tydeus, Bor- lakkoi and Hehe 14th Sept., Gen.no, Belgravia. 20th August-Benmohr, Bre

conihtri, Syria, Ulysses, 23rd August—Ara- genta, Alcinous, Colombo Maru, Inaba Ataru, Prior, Grenstrat Nara 27th Augu Indrapura, Prinz Ludwig Vand illa,

1. & Co.

Glenstras,, Br. 48, 3,245, McGillvary, 20th Set London fath Aug., and Singapore 14th Sept., Gen. ~McG, Dr ». & Gow."

Clearancos at the Harbour.

Zweest, for Batavia.

Chrong hing, for Swatow

Pruna, for Kwang-chaw-wan.

Shoshu Maru, for Swatow

Tipanas, for Singapore. Qu'xin, for Fanchow. Hatching, for Swalow. Yerang, for Mani's. Tra quebar, la Saigon, Isabi Maru, for Kobe, Malia, for Singa, ore. Glenstrae, for Shanghai,

fegniture

ept. 20.

Amiga, for Hoihow. Shothu Haru, for Swalow. Cherngshing, the Tientsin. Hatching, for Const Poits. Yuenning, for Manila, Zwun, for Batavia.

Pasbenzeri arrived.

Per Tranquebar, from MojMr. and Mrs. Berner.

Per Laisang, from Singapore Mr. Ker, and 995 Chinesa.

Per Wongkot, from Banakak-Dr. Bandy Dr. Schmidt, Dr. Fe'ons, and 'Mr. Kecker.

Per Taming, from Manila-Miss E. Hom phrey, Meat W. Atkins, C. Hemolich, and 31 Chinese,

Mars. 30th August-Idomeneus, Schuylkill, Peleus, Willekad, Tonkin, Speria, 3rd Septem her-Anchises, Machaon, Renalder, Peshawar, Nyanza, China (Aus.), Poena, Brighton, Cay- low Maru, Kleist, St. Patrick. 6th September -Glaucus, Hub ás far, Yarra, Kamakura Afarsi, Hohenstufen, Pak Ling. 10th Septem bet--Brisava. Hakiti Mlavu, Zicien, Baron, Dritsen. th September-Prom theur, Sala- die, Stentor, Asama, Cardie, Glencarn, Jason, Anse 17th September-Albenga, Denbigh- shire, Simla, Orwell, Roo", Scanding

Arrivals at Home-16th Augum—Achilles, Flalihire, 20th August—Preussen, Kanegara Aturst, Renledi, Hyson, Lennox 3d August -Fruit Simang, Christ ania, St. Domingo, 17th $4,04 --Karmis « Ouhfa, 35th Augus ➡Calambo Maru, 3rd September - Alcinous, Braemar, Wataza Maru, Fraherz & Frank Ferdinand Prine Ludwig, Si'esin (Ger.) September-Tonkin, Peteus, Syria, 10th Sep ember-Colombo Maru. 13th September Pillehad. 17th September-Ceylon Maru, S.1.sie Hakuta Mury, Zutan,

CHINA COAST, METEOROLOGICAL "Redister.

September 19th, 1797, a m

Tko

Bar. Th Ho Win 4 Wa

antiumdies.

A. 30.69

29.B 29.70

NE N

241

299

2993

29 92-

+

Sasaki

Per Mall, from Shanghai for Landon Mesir, D. Warden and K. J. W. Gou'd, For [-Rethi Marsiller-Vr. G. W. Reger. For Bomb.y -Mr. J. 11. Brown. For Colombo-Mr. W. King Foringspore-Major Seady, Mesir.

·G. G. 'I ¡rrell, Rogers and native servant, D. R. McClure and GW, Wright. For Ho gkang —Mr. Sin Hạ, Messrs. 11. Stevena, P.. V. Deli or, Miss Stephens, a d Fev. T. W. Scholer,

Shipping Reports

-Sir-Hilds-from-Bangkok-;-Fine weather.

Str. Mausang, from Sandakan –Light N.E winds outside.

Sir, Taming, from Manila:-Light to moderate N E. breeze and fine clear weather, moderate N.Ely swell.

Str. Lalang, from Calcutta and Straits — Moderate monison an & moderate sea and fine

to Paracels from thence strong N.E monsoon.

VESSELS.IN. PORT...

BTRANBOY.

Breconshire, Br, 0.4, 3,6.6, J. M. Tomlinson,

19th Sept.London 4th Aug., and Singa para 13th Sept, Gan.-S., T. & Co.

Kheshare. -bin.... | Nahn

Jḥ pakipma Chefoo....... Weihaiwe..

Kinklang

AD

3, በ

am

[29.90.77 B2

Shanghai.m300 Catlan....... Sharp Peak,

Amoy ....... Swiłow

Lábuku

1300 BED

A. 83 Bo65 NE

99 7595 E am 2..90

Talch........ raino......

+

Khun

excarlotk Cantas....ng toragtang Victoria Feel

rap

Rek

10.93

מ.ניי

29.93

2991

4+A.)

Haibriw... 9° a.m. Pathni........

10.01

Phulien

oa m 29/

TGUTANS .....

m 29.9

29.03

City of Delhi, Br. 5.6,12,625 }. R. McGregor, | C. St. James

kth Sept, Manila 7th Sept., Petroleum Aparri Oil-S. O. Co.

Manila...

Courtfield, Br.41, 2,87, J. Wiseman, tod | Legaspi Sept.-Kuchinoisu 28th Aug, Coal-M. | Bacolod

D: K.

Inglo

Empress of China, Br. ., 3,046, R.'Archibald, Cebu-. R.N.R.,ath Aug. Vancouver, B.C., 6th | Labuan Aug and Shanghai sand, Mails and Gen. -C. TR, Co.

Haitan,

a.m 19

H

29.93

29 92, 84

September 20th, 1907, a.m.

· Bé, 4.9, 1,183, J.S, R mich, Tith Sept, -Poochow via Antoy and Swalow 10th - Vindienstock 7 am Sept., Ger.—D, 15& £^,

Nemuro..... 4.mi. 29.93

Hongkong, Fr. 5, 742, E' Coreil, 18th Sept., Hakodate

Haiphong, and Itoihow 17 h Sept., Gen.

Takin

A.R.M.

Kuchi Hopsang, Br. $.8, 1.339, J. M. May, 15th Sept, Nagasaki.... -Samarang 71b Sept., Sugar-)., M. & Kagoshima... Co.

Oshima loabe Maru, jap. **, ^,15, Wm. Bainbridge, |, Nala

ہو

Jacob Diederichsen, Ger. £.1, 61y, A. Ulden'p, . Weiha wei

17th Sept, Kwong chow-wan and Macao 12th Sept, Gen.-J. & Co.. Karonga, Dr. 6.4. 2,913, P. Leslie, mb'Sept

New-York 18th Sept., Railway Material - M. B. K.

· - །

Steamers Expectse..

From

Agents

I've

VISTTURN AT THE HOTELS,

Новокона

Knight, W. B. Kuusi, P. ⠀

&

*1967.

CONNAUGHT

Bains, J. W. Bames, R. L Bebler, LA Blackmore, F. W. G.

Lee, Mr. and Mrs O. B'unck, Mr. and Miss

G.

Léa, H. E.

Lee, H. H

Liston, P. Logan, W.

Abraham, E. S. | Aftalion, A.-** Emp, of India Shan, bak..]C. P. R. Co Supt. zz | Andrew, Į, b^ Manila Marin M. & Co. Sept. 2 Bacah hao, J. Riojun Maru... Moji

....Y. K., Sept. 27

Battiscombe, H. G. Moji Namang......

J., M. & Co Sept. 2 Bauer, H. Kleist............ Singapore M. & Ca... Sept. 23 Yetorofu Maru Singapore. N. Y. K... Sept. 35 Heattle, R. F. Prinz Heinrich|japan | M. & Co... Sept. 34 Birbeck, R. J. Asia ............... Japan ...... O. & D. Co Sept. 15|| Blaney, Mr. & Mr. S.. Lübring, E. ladies ......Singapore. M. & Co... Sept, ab

Disney, Miss Nikko Maru... Thursday IN. Y. R.... Sept. 30 Bluno, A. B. Brayfield, T. Carpenter, E. W. Carter, A. Chinchen, S. J. Colvid, H. E.

DOCK RETURNS,

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.

al Kowloon Dock

H.M.S. Flora.

Dragov ............. Powbattan Lungtsing.....se Kwongtung, « kondor H.M.S. Moorhen...... Sexta Kwong Enr

Post Office.

Marriott, Dr. O. Méck, T. Merocki, J. McIntosh; G. C.

Bolmanson, Mr. and

Mr. and child Bush, J.

Caldevall, Dr. Geo. P.

Chokler, A.

Coates, Mr. and Mrs. Dietrich, J.

Gengle, Dr. C. H.

Graw, E. W.

Herbert, C.

Pfordten, A. R. Vos der Brewin, Hoa, and M.

i

Holz, John G. Jones, D. W.- Kaight, Dr. R. F. Lawrence, F}} Nicholas, E. T.

Paterson, J. B. Pearson, R. W.

Smith, E, E.

Souza; Dr. E. L..

Stein, Mr. and Mr.

and child

Tamer, Geo. E.

Wong Jung Kavai

Young, J. D.

WEATHER-PORADASTS, AND STORM-WARNINGS 188DED FROM THE HONGKONG, OBSERVÄTORY,"

METEOROLOGICAL SIGNALO.

Meteorological signals are hoisted as the ∙mast in front of the Water Police StationTMa.

Tsim Sha Tsui for, the information of masters. of vessels leaving the port.

They do not necessarily imply that bad weather is expected

„A 0 )NE point upwards and UKUM below*

indicatesa Typhoon to the North of the Colony,

indicates a Typhoon to the Fort-Bast of the Colony.

PEAK.

here:- Signal

Newborn, R. H.

Belson, Mrs.

Hell, P.

Paino, A. E.

Blair, Mr. no Mrs. D. Hill, E. E.

'Parboni, Mr.

К.

Hockaday, W. T.

Crook, A. H.

Poake,.,W.

Bonham, Capt.

Justi, Mrs

A.CONE point upwardi

Cruickshank, J. Cutler, Capt. H.C.

Kent, a a. Col.

Powell, W. A.

W. A.

Lee, Vangbas

Donald, Mr. and Mrs.

Preshaw, C. M.

Broadwood, C.B., H.E.

Martin, R.

Pugb, A. J.

Ralphs, E.

Chalmers, J. H.

1

Mast, E

24

Ray, 'E. H.

Cochrane, Mr.

Richards, Mr. and Mys,

Davidson, Mr.

Y. Mr. & Mrs..

R.

G W.

Eiseler, M..

Osborne, Mr. and Mrs.

Pereira, Consul & Mrs.

• Mr. and Mr.

Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

J. L

$. A DEUM

W. H. Rinstmann, W. Fairchild, H. J. Fisher, H. G. Franklin, C. B. Franklin, G..G. Front, B.

Denman

Y A

A Kail will olone for im Haiphong-Per Hongkong, 21st Sept. | Hall, Capt. 7.

9 A.M.

Moji and Vladivostock-Per Vine Branch, 211 Sept. 9 A M.

Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolula and San Francisco-Per Nip`on Mars, 31st Sept,

10 A.N.

Manila-Per Zafiro, 211 Sept., to A.M. Europe, &c., India, v “Tui jam- Per Malta, 21st Sept., IF A.M.

Macao-Per Swi Tai, 21st' ept., 1.15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Mrefoo, atst Sept, 4 P.M. Swatow, Amoy and Tamsul-Per Joskin Mark, 21st Sept. P.

Amoy, Chefoo, Newchwang and Tientsia Per Kurichow. 21st Sept, 5 P

Amoy, Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Shack sing, 21 Sept. 5 P.M.

Singagore Per Ghate, 23rd Sep!, ITA.M. Hath w and Haiphong-Per Außek, 23rd Sept., 5.P.M.

Manila-Per Toming, 24th Sept, 3 r.m. Shanghai-Per Ghoyjang, 24th Sept, 3 P.M.

vi Tuticorin-Per Europe, &c. Indin Prine (einrich, 25th Sept., 11 A.M.

Shanghai and Chiakiang--For Kamas, 20th Sept., 3. M.

Swatow and Shanghai-Per Yochow, asth Sept. 3.P.M.

Dalny --Ver Kdronga, 25th Sept, 4 P.M.) Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kaifong, 26th Septy

2 P.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Virsotis and Vancouver, B.C.-'ei Empress of China, 26th Sept. 1 ..

Vinority

Astraen

NAME.

Redford

Bramble

Cadmus

.

Hewett,

Hon. Mr.

A.

Howard, E Hunter, R.

Indes, Capt. R.

jok), J. P. F.

fouph, Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph, M. R. Tougbio, I. C. Katsch, F. A

G. H. Rogers, Sometii, Mr. Spurge,

H. B.

Stevens, Rev. A. Symmons, W. G.

Thompson, M. L. E. Topless; H. J.

Bramley, Harry Cale, F Come, Jr., Mr. & Mrs.

G. B.

Engelbert, M:

| Fearby, G. H.

Gallon, W.

Goo, A. H.

Halbritter, Mr..

Tricker, C. H. Tallidge, G. W. Vosbury, Mr. and Mrs.

G.W.

Williams, J. T. L. Wishart, J. R

Wishart, L 1.

Woods; }. D.

4.

KING EDWARD,

Nicholson, D. M. Parrish E. H. Pasimore, Mrs. W. C. Peacock, Miss Annia Pearman, H. Radford, T.

| Harman, Mr. and Mrs..

Halli, R

|

Jack, Mrs. C., M:

Reiber, Mr. and Mrs.

Fr. and family Scott, Mr. James Scott; Masters R, and

G.

Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs.

Silverstone, Arthur H. Silverstone, M. L. Silverstone, M. S. Smlib, Mr. A. G. Square, Miss Stevenson, D. V. Newson, Mr. and Mr. Stephenson, Miss M,

and child

Jorgi) Mr. and Mrs. F. S.

|

Krebs, Capt. and Mrs.

and family Lambroge, Mr. Manhall, J

Major General K. G. Marshall, Mr.

Davies, Hon, W. Rees Moss, D. K

& Mr. S. H.

Fischer Mr. Fletcher, Mr.

Fremantle, Lt. Comdr,

and Mrs. Fuchs, Mr. Galbraithe, Mr.

·Gale, Major Gelsthrope, Mr.

Gibson, Mr.

firieg, Mr.

Hancock, Mr.

Reid, Lieut.Col. Reigner, F. von Rissland, Hi

Ross, Major H. J. Bargent, Mr. Sayor, G. W, Sinclair. A. Smith, A. Findlay Stellim, Mr. and Mrs. Synnot, Capt. A. Hárt

AQ BE point down wards and DRUM below

Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Wilder, A, P.

Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Dr. & Mr N. Hazeland, F. A..

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Hollingsworth, Mr. &

R. J.

CRAIQİRBURN.

Mrs.

*

Bent, Mrs. HT,

Bondar, Mr. and Mrs.

J.W.C.

Jones, Dr. and Mrs.

Evan Smith, Crowther

6.

H. W

4

Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mr>,

Dar on, F. H. Denison, Missen (2) Gittins, A.

A CONE

point dawe.

wards

Indicates a 'Typhoon.

to the Fart of the Colony

indicatesa Typhoon

to the Bouth-East of the Colony,

indicaresa Typhoon, to the South of the Colony,

∙A CONE: point dewa wards and BALL below

Indicatesa Typhoon to the SouthWest of the Colony.

Grant

Smith, Percy Simmi, H. G.. Wright, R. J. L

A BALL

KOWLOON.

Andersen, H. Francisco, Luraschi Grainger, Capt. Hasson, P. Harding, Reginald

Huoi,

Kelling, C.

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

TONS.

Guns,} ||1.H.P.

Lowner, O, Olibrecht, Mr. Robertson, Mr. Rudolph, K Tanner, Paul Witsuldenky, R.

CLASE.

CAPTAIN,

LAST REPORTED À”

despatch-vessel...

cruiser, and class

"

700 4,365

3,600

Commander E. La T, Leatham''...

7,000

Captain C. L. Vaughan.Les........

Weihaiwel Hongkong

cruiser, Est class

***

VT

0.800

11,0:0

Captain S. E. Erskine

Weihaiwei

river gunboat

LEE

710

900

Lieut-Commander E. G. W. Dayldson,

Shangbai

Bestomart

river gunboat ...

710

Ljaut-Commander W. L.. Bamber

sinor

(1,070

1,400

Cherub

Commander B. L. Majandia...

**

Hongkong

water tank and tug...

Shanghal

- 300

300

Hongkong

Clín

1

Inop

1,00

1,400

Commander C. D. 8. Raikos *

Fame

torpedo bost destroyer...

306

$1700

Lieut.-Commander A. L. Greison...

Hongkong

Flora

cruiser, and class

7,000

Hongkong

Hongkong

C

Handy Hart

torpedo bost destroyar ...

275

4,000

Lieut.-Commander W. H. Darwall

torpedo bost destroyer ..

275

4,000

Lieut-Commander Dickens....

Hongkong

Santu

torpedo boat destroyer...

280

3.900

or

cruiser, 1st class

Hongkong

9,800

13,000

cruiser, 1st Class

...

Kagosima

14,100

30,000

Captain C. F. Thumby

616

Welhaiwel

1,200

... Yangtexa

[1;070°

−1,600-

9,800

**

23,000

180

800

350

4,300

230

210

fanus

Kent... King Allred* Kinsha

cv Medlin

Monmouth... Moorhen Otter... Robic... Sandp per ... Spipa... Taku ... Tamar Teal ...

Thistle Virago Waterwitch Whiting Widgeon Wooden k

Wond

+

13 09

$30.06

lig 9

It

12.99

30.10

11

(19.93)

198

Achea

1.1

.tu

14

19th Sept-Londen 11th Aug, and Singalabigakijima.. pore 13th Sept., Gen.-N. Y, K.

Cheloo.......

Hankow 6 am) 0,30 Kiukian...... Shanghai.....; AN 130,03 72 90 KNE Guulaf Sharp Peak., Keong Wai, Gar, am, 1,115, J. Köhler, 19th Amoy

a.m. 19.87 Bo 74 Sept, Bangkae and Swatow 18th Sept., Swato..... Rice.-B. & S.

Taihokuam igs Kiyo. Martı, Jap. 41., 1,261, S. Hirai, 18th Taichu........

Sept.,-Cebu 13th Sept, Ballast.-Gilman Taican & Co.

Koshan..... Kumsang, Br. .., 7,078, E. J. Buller, 26th Pescadpres...

Aug-Calcutta via Panang and Singapore Canton 20th Aug.. Gen.), M. & Cn.

Hongkong *Laerter, Br. 1.0., 1,340, J. B. Jackson, rth Sept., Victoria Teak

Saigon ath Sept., Rice and Gen. Gap

Rock Chines Maric, Ges, 1, 6, Chrisiar ses, 16th Sept How am

-Salina Crus och Aug„, Ballait,—C. C. 6. | Pakhol................... 5. Co.

Jebsen, Ger. 60, 951, H. Bendixen,

Michael

Phulien

TOUKSET......

ath Sapt-Saurabaya 3rd Sept, Sugar, C. St. James'

Aparri Nippon Mam, Japona, 3,243, W. E. Filmer, | Manila

17th Sept.--San Francisco' 15th Aug, Legaspi....... and Manila 15th Sept, Flour, Malls and Geo. N.Y. K

Nord, Nar, 8, 73`, G. Haraldsen, 28th Aug

Hello ****

Bacolod

Cabu..............

Saigon 24th Aug. Rice and Paddy,— | Labuan, Wallem & Co.

Osmang, Dr. km, 1,140. R. Cor, 14th Sep,==

Probolingo 3rd Sept,, Coal.--), M. & Co. Proft, Nor. A.K., 715, 11 Schlytler, roth Sept Holln th Sept., Sugar, Aagaard, Thore

sen & Co.

Shantung, Dr. as, 1,838, J. Robinson, 16th Sppt-Cher ban yih Sapt, Bugar--B &

321

river gunhoa!

kurveying ship...

torpedo bast déstroyer ...

cruiser, 1st class

river gunhas

river gooboat

river gunhast

www

river gonbont

W

"torpedo boaj destroyer

receiving abip ...

siver gunboa!

800

Captain Roland Nugent

Lieut. Commander C. A. Fremantle Captain 5. V. Y. do Horsey

**

Lleut.-Commander Fercy Crabtree.

Commander F. H. Walter Slogapor Captain A. Tako Weissimoi- Liant-Commander Robert E. Vangban.] Ho

Lieut-Commander J. Kiddle

Liest-Commander C. C. Walcott........ Lient Commander H. R. Tickall Liant Commander S, H. Tennyson... Boin, W. Str

Strath

Commodore R. H. S. Stokes...

Lieut.-Commander H. R. Godfrey

140

West River West River

YAIRED

250 4,650

6,500

Hongkong Hongkong

***

Yangtze

***

900

Lieni.Commander R. M. R. Weit

Shanghai

torpedo boat detrayer.

6,300

Lieut. Commander Stevenson

Santu

surveying ship...............

620

rpedo boat destroyer...

ვრი

450 5,900

Commander R. W. Giannie'

Swatow

Lieut Commander H. B. Cox

"Santu

tiver gunboat

'สัตว

Lieut. Commander G...B. Spicer Simson

550

(30

Lieut. Commander G. J. Torld ". 1.eut.-Commander jos F. Kons...

Yangtz Yangtze Yankince

river gunboat

river puntos

, river gunbast

Flea, Fla, nỉ Vřez/'dmi sộ Sir Kithur W. Monte, Commander-'n-f heig

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

NAME..

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION,

TONS GUNS,

H. P.

armoured gunboat

Adour...

·Alker ... Alquelle

Argon... Bruix... Décidée

D'Entrecasteaux

Estorgrap

omd Fronde

Henri Rivièro

Lynx

M

29.93

"

29.91

m

29.89

Peiho Perle

102 $30.0083

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surveying ship...

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river gunluat

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(Amena Olry)

Commander Mortenol

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torpedo lepet...

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8. A CONE

* point upwards and BALL below

indicates a Typhoon to the West of the Colony,

indicates a Typhoon

to the North-West of the Colony.

Red Signal Indicate that the centre la believed to be more than goɑ miles away from 'the Colony,

Black Signals indicate that the centru is believed to be less than 300 miles away from the Colony,

The above signals, will; as 'heretofore, ba hoisted only when typhoons exisi in such positions or are moving in such directions that information regarding them is considered to be of importance to the Colony or to shipping leaving the harbour.

These signals_are_repeated_at_the_Harbour.... Office, 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 SIGNAL.

In addition to the above, when it is expected that the wind may increase to fall 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 BOMBE, AT INTERVALS

OF TEN SECONDS.

A Black Crosi will be holsted at the sam time, superior to the other shapes,

„NIGHT SIGNALS.

The following Night Signals will be exbibit. ed from the Flagstaff on the roof of the Water Police Station at Kowloon, the Harbour Office Flagstaff, and HLM.S. Tamar.

I

1. Three Lights Vertical, Green Grean Green, indicates that typhoon is believed to be situated more than 300 miles from the Colony.

11. Three Lights Vertical, Green Red Green, indicates that a typhoon is believed to be situated less than 300 miles from the Colony.

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III. Three Lights Vertical, Red Green Rød, Indicates that the wind may be expected ta increase to full typhoon förce at any moment."

No. 111. Signal will be accompanied by the Explosiva Bombs, as above, in the event of the information conveyed by this signal being first. públished by night,

Thess Night Signals will be substituted the the Day Signals at sunset, and will, when nacassary, by altared during the night,

SUPPLEMENTARY`WARNINGS.

For the beneft of Native Craft and passing Ochan Vatsain, a Cona will be exhibited at each of the following stations during the time that any of the abore Day Sigoris are boisted in the Harbour,

Guy Rock.

Waglan.

Stanley,

Cape Collinson.

.1.

Aberdeen. San Ki Wan, Sai Kung.

Sha Tau Kol. Tal Po..

This will indicate that there is a depresion somewhare' in the China Sez, and that a Storm Warning is hoisted in the Harbour,

Farther details can always be given to Oc Vessels, on demand, by signal, from the light- houses,

F. G. F100,

Director

4th July, 1907.

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