HONGKONG WATER POLO SHIELD COMPETITION.
The last match, in the first round of the Shield Competition was decided on Saturday
· last, the 13th instant; at 4,30 p m. at the Victoria Recreation Club, when the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club mat the Royal Engineers, just losing to the latter by a goals, after a very tough game, and without a doubt the best can" tested match in the first round.
I
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
SHIPPING AND MAI S.
MAILS DUR, unt
American (Nippon Maru) 4th inst.; German (Scharnhorst) 19th inst. Indian (Kutsang) 17th inst. American (Aria) 22nd inst.
The T. K. Kiss. Nippon Maru will be due to arrive at this poit nu sath inst., at 10 am.
The P.&O.S. N. Co.'s 1.1. Syria Jaft Singa pare for this port an 11th inst., at 11.30 a.m.
The 3.3. Carnarvonshire left Shanghai on ith int, and is due here on 14th ipat, at day. light
The C. P. R. Cuts 110 Empress of Japan arrived at Kobs at 11.30 p.m. on 10th inst, and left again at noon on Saturday, tot Yokubama, where she is due to arrive at noon on tath inst. The Imperial German Mail as. Scharnhorst, carrying the German Mails with dates from Ber- lin of the 16th ult., lels Singapore on fith inst, 81. 1. p.m., and may be expected here on 15th isst, evening.
The teams comprised - Royal Hongkong Yacht Club :-F. A. Rides (Capt.), E. W. Carpenter, W. B, Stanton, F.
The Imperial German Mail's. Gooden lefl Orlepp, F. Linton, R. B. Beattle and J. Young Foochow to day at 8 am, and may be expect.
Royal Engineers:-Corporal Grandy (goal-ed here to marrow at 3 p keeper), Sapper Mortish (captain), Sapper Banker, Googer, Barden, Gibson and Sarwaken, The Yacht Club started the game by scoring the first goal from more than the half way line just as play commenced, but this goal was disai- lowed. The Engineers soon after scored their first goal, but this was equalized,in loss than a minute after by the yatchsmen. Both teamrad ded another goal to their credit before the call of time, and it looked as if the game would ulti- mately end in a draw, as, in the second hati,, both teams were playing a very sound game, However, the Yacht Club netted their last goal about a couple of minutes before time, but this was soon equalized by the Military team, who added a couple more very quickly.
K
Result:-RE. $ goali-Yacht Club 3
HONGKONG VOLUNTEER RESERVE ASSOCIATION.
The following are the five highest scores at the "Special Pool" shoot on Saturday and Sunday:-
100 500
סי6
||
The M. M. Co's
Armand Behis, with the Freach mail of the 21st ult, and maila from London of the 20th ult, will lowe Singapore on 12th inst., at 5 p.m., and may be expected to arrive here on 20th lost, and will leave for Shanghai and Japan on the same afternoon.
THE WEATHER.
The following report in from Mr. F. G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory :—'
On the 13th at 11.55 -The depression ly. ing over N.E. Japan yesterday, has moved into the Pacific,S
The barometer has fallen slightly over S. W. Japan and S. China.
Pressure rematas low overthe Yangize valley. Hap Totalis bighest over the Philippines. yards, yards, yards, dicap, W. L. Leask 30 4 324 324 115 Capt. Branch 32 2525 +18
100
A. Jenkins.... 39 + 29 +30 + #CF. **
88
J. Hutchings. 19 + 34 +19 + 15 **
B7
J.C. Gow..... 1929+18+ scr.
86
Winner of Pool.
COMMERCIAL..
FREIGHT MARKET,
Moderate S.E. and S. winds may be expected in the Formosa Channel and the N, part of the Chian Sea.
|
July 19,
Kinongiang, for Shanghai, Cheyrong, for Canton.
Pasinagori arrived.
Pei Hatching, from Swatow-Mrs. Passmore, Per Lightning, from Singapore-816 Chl|
nese.
Pat Hinano Moru, from- Shanghai--Mr. D. Steal, Liguts, R. Arnott, 9. G. Byme, C. D.S. Skrimshire,,Mesara. John Kluge and Robert
Bar
Per Caironio, from Singapore-360 Chinese.
Passengers departed.
Per Zafira, for Manila-Misses. Aldridge, M. C. Young, Messrs. H. H. Palmer, E. H. Grooms, R. Dalessandio, Ong Siniz. Lun Eng rah, Mrs. Kwok Cho, Messrs. F. Sevilla, Qunna Cheong, Leon Ah Kit, C. Morilho and Y. Decinono,
Per finnaiola, 'for Seattle, &c.-Mr. L. D. Lewis, Man, C. W. Mead, infant and Filipino servant, Mr. and Mrs. Chon Leep Chee and a servants, Mrs. J. F. Wright, child and European nurse, Missos R. Gallaie, Gallais, P. Bium, Mrs. S. 1. Holland, Mrs Galland, Mr. and Mrs. A. Galland, Mr. and Mrs. Rosenthal, Miss: Manning, C. H. Ober. Keith, Lieut and Mr. H. C. M. Supplen, Mrs. Richter and s' children, Mrs. Emma Bayer, Messrs, F. Litter 'and J. C. Shen. Da
J
Per Afonteagle, for Vancouver, &c.—Mr. and Mr. ). l. Stodart-Kennedy, Rev. and Mrs. Clarke, Mr. and Mr Cohen, Mr. Weng He Chong, Miss Le Bick Som, Mrs. Joblis, Misses Greene, Southworth, Miss and Mr. Carman, Mrs. Wilkinson and 200, Mesurs. A, I. Newton, J. D. Byrne, E. James, King, Rey G. E. Whitman, Mr. J. Thompson, Mrs. Judson, Miss Gonzales, Mesir. Smith, S. B. Steadman, E. Wilkinson, H. S. Wilson, H. T. Black, Dr. and Mrs Carrington and family, Rev. and Mrs. Jaffray. Mr. and Mrs. Akatn Mre. 1. B. Anderson, Miss Coleman, Mr. and Mrs, Gandie, Mr. P. Hayes, Miss Carper, Mr. and Mrs. F. 2. Tahnson, Mr. L. C. Stiles, Mr. Bant, Misse. Patterson, Dusham, Messn. ). 1. Hlake, S. Hargreaves, Mrs. Barton and landly, Capt. Macdonnell, Mrs. Tang To Sbi, and Miss
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 bours eading Chee. at to a.m, to-day, 0.00 inches.
FORECAST...
-Hongkong and Neighbourhood, S. and S.E. winds, moderate; fair to showery,
1-Formosa Chaquel, same as No. 1. 1-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as Nä. 12
Shipping Reporta.
|
MONDAY JULY 13 1908.
Loponyada, Mr. & Mrs,
“Marcovite, Mr.
CONNAUGHT
Ningpo and Shanghai -Per, Lackow
17th
Baker, A. H.. Barrett, Miss Blanc, P. Boulet, R.
Winnebago Br., 3,965, Mc Jonald, gin Julyi-Manila-Par Loongrong, 17th Joly, 3 r.me:
San Francisco 9th June, and Motoran 1st July, Kerosine.-S. D. CoA, DE Zweena, Br. 2.1, 941, A. Ramsay, 9th July,
Samarang 26th Jane, Sugar,Yuen Fat Hong.
SAILINO VELDELS Farang, Br, sckconer 86, Oliver, 71h July,
Yap 31st May, Gen-Mr. G, P. Lammert. Juteopolis, Br, ship, 3,540, Stewart, sth June,
San Francisco sth April, Case Oil.-S. O.. Co
· Steamers Exposted.
From Agents
Di
Goaben Foochow M. & Co... July 14 Nippon Maru... Shanghai.. T. K. K... July 14 Scharborst... Singapore M. & Co. July 15 Silesia ... Singapore.S., W. & Co July 16 July 16 Kageshima M. Singapore. N. Y. K... Ketsang... Singapore, M. & Co July
Singapore McG. & G. July 17 Glenroyar P. & O. CoJuly 17 Syria.......
Armand, Babic. Singapore.M. M. July 20 Asia... Japan....&O. Coluly 22 P. Sigismund Sydney M. & Co... July 33 Empel ChinaVancouver.C. P. R. Coljuly 17
DOOK RETURNS,
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS,
Komioga Bock
Sorsogon Flump........... Countfield................. Prinz Waldemar Cranley ....................................... Hoiching Kaib Park............. Mortlake
t
The Ships Fansnd Canal.
15
|
Stanila-Por Radi, 18 h July, 10 A M. Singapore, Penang and Calcatta → Par Namtang, 18th July, 10 AM.
Keelong, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yok "kkichi, Shimidru, Yokohama, Hansiniu_and San Francisco-Far Monc
Manchuris, 18th July 11 A.MAN
Macan-Per Swi Tai, 18th July, 115 r.,
Berry, Mr. and Mrs. F. Helio, Capt. J.
and child Bullock, E.
Karom, F.
W.J.
Hersley, R. 5. Holmes, H. B. Hong, Dr.
Nwansoan, S. Parkins, C.. B
Sears, W. A Shllay, 5. B. Silva-Netts, Mr. And Mrs. A. F., B. and
-Staptaton, Mr. & Mrs.
Staptekenj : Master F.
Way
Timor, Port Darwin, Thuraday island, Cooke Eyre, Mr. and Mrs. town, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Gale, B. D Melbourne, Hobart, Launceston New Zealand, Grumpion, Adelaide, Perth and Fremantle-Per. Empire, Grunwald, L.. atst July, to A.M.
India via Tailcone-P, Caledonian, 21st July, 11 AM Yokkaichi,
Mafi, Kobe, Keelung, Shanghai, Shimidru. Vakchama, Victoria and Seattle Per Shimano Mfars, 21st julve 3 ad Singapore, Penang and Colombo Sade Maru, 21st July, 5 PM.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokobama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Por Nippon CHIM COAT METEOROLOGICAL Mars, 24th July, 17 A.M.
Manila-Éşi Yarntane, zith July, 3 PM, Shazgbal, Nagasaki, Kaus, Sunuhani,
Por
Victona and Vancouver, B.C'e: Emprats of CA, 15th July, S.P.**
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Asta, 15
Lally, W. Mr.
Thomson, J. W. D. Langford, Mr. & Mrs. : Tom, Mr. Weill, B.. Lingeri; Miss Lo
#indivostock Nemuro Hakodato Tokio
Madila, Zamboanga, Thursday faland, Cook: Kochi town, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney,
Perth, Adelaide and Fremantle-Per Talysan, Oshima 3rd Aug. 5 P.M.
Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Yelbourg Narass
VISITORS AT THE BUILLS,
Adams, P. R.
Barnes, C. F.
HONGKOND,
Battiscombe, H. G.
Benson, R.
G.
.D.
C.
Little, A, C. Massey, Miss K. A. Melatosh, G. (... McKean, Dr. G. W. Mody, Mr. and Mr.
HN
Mody, Master F. H. Mody, Master J. H.
Osborne, Mr. and Mrs.
C.C. Niedhardt, E. Packer
B. L.
Pearse, Dr. W. w.
Peake, A. W. J.
Perkins, T. 'L.
Perindorge, Dr. & Mrs.
G. de
Pierce. W.H Ray, E. H
Roland, L. A.
Black, Dr. G. D. R. Hlupa, A. B. 9th June-Banlarig, Suevia, Colombo Mars, Bonnet, F.
12th Jane Brayfield, T. Glenturret, "Prinz "Lud-wig. Tuder Prino, Kamakura Maru, Kaljon, P. Bricly, | E. Früdrich, Silesia, (Ger.) Sanuki Mars, Budd, A.
Tourang 16th June-Glenroy, Persia, Sik. Bunner, W. 19th June-Indies, Flintshire, Syria, Yarra, Carter, A. Cyclops. 3rd Joan-Erkankors), Rendlech, Colvin, H.E Japan, Erroll, Ping Suey, Silvia, Vandalia Copp, Capt. W, H. 26th June-Kasinga, Alcimons, Bulow, Bom. Condon, H. L. Su. Elatching, from Swalow:-Uneventful.bay Marm, Armand sakic, Deucalion, Cyrus Copp, Mrs W. H.
Awa Maru, 3016 Juse-Senegambia, Hitachi Copp, Miss Weather fine,
Maru, Slavonia, Laertes. 3rd July-Ceylon, Courtney. Mr. M. and
child Str. Den wongse, from Bangkok:-Fine Jeteric, Ernest Simons, Pak Ling, Nyomra.
7th July-Bengtos, Indrawadi, Satima, Print Crook, A. H. weather all the time.
Regent Luitbold, Sithonia, Shimna, Yane Tare Day, E, W. Str. Hinting, from Hongay :-Fiat moderate 10th July-Denbighshire, Sumatra, Yarra, Esrom, F.
Faller, Danmad Myrmidon, Priam, Tamba Maru:
Arrivale At Home-9th June-Yorck, Imada Fuller, S. J. Mars, Pathan, th Jung Pers. 12th June Hall, Gapu. T. -Inverclyde, Australien. 16th June-Jason Harding, R.
Hammersley, J. F. Tydens. 19th June-Tranquebar, Sambia, Herrin, Mrs. C. E. and Wellmaus, & Suevia, #3rd Jupo-Glenturrzi, Kumakura | Maru, Elberia, Kaisöw, Ningchow, 26th June Porte-frins Fitil Friedrick 35th-June-Silesia, Hill, H. C.
(Ger) 30th June-Diestu. 3rd July--Seneca Innes, Capt. R.
Joseph, S. L. 7th July--Hitachi Marų. 10th July-ladsen, Bombay Maru, Bulow, Ernest Simons, Sikh. Joseph, Mr. and
E.S. Klebs, Mrs.
4.—South coast of China between Hongkong | S,W, monsoon throughout.
Messrs. Lamke and Rogge write in their and Hainan, same as No. 5. fortnightly circular of cath inst. –
The freight market during the past fortnight' has again presented a very miserable attitude, particularly in the matter of rates. The "ray
Pal sunabine." that recently appeared-in-the- shape of a stronger demand from Saigon to Hongkong, has had a very short-lived existence and the present state of affairs is about as bed is it well can be with no prospects of any alleviation in the near future. In view of this situation it is quite on the cards that the next Tow weeks will see an additional number of > vessels laid up in Hongkong and other consi
poris!
#
Saigon/Hungkeng business is confined to two
charters of steamers, which are on that run regularly, at 13 cents per pical. For prompe loading there is no demand at time of writing," but for later dates there in some slight inquiry at 13 cents.
"
Saigon/Philippine rafes have experienced a further fall, two Boats being reported fixed at 21 and 10 cents respectively.
From Saigon to other quarters no charters appear to have been effected."
Bangkok has a fixture on berth terms, ie, -25/18 cents less usual rebates to shippers, 10 Hongkong of a 34/36,000 pičuls boat. There were indications that some moté tonnage might be wasted, but a weaker rice market Incally has put a stop to farther operations,
Java-The fact of the sugar crop in Cuba being a failure has made it compulsory for dealers in the United States to contract for -largs imports from Java, and these shipments are said to be on such a gigantic scale, that ex: ports to other quarters such as China and Japan are, during the 198 sesson, bound to be in- haiteximpt as compared with former years,
From Newchwang to Canton three C.N. Co,'Ps'eamers have been settled for part car. goes on bails of ao cents per picul; in
Cost freights contious to rule law. Puls Lou!/Kobsicbang business door at $2.50, Sobatik (Brit. North Borneo) to Hongkang at $1, Mji to this port at £1.25 and $1.3, Waka mazu to Canton at $1,17.
Shipping.
“AXTIVNÍK,
Str. Chayrang, from Shanghai and Swatow: -Fine weather throughost.
Ser. Kangler, from Shanghai:-Moderate
S.W. breeze throughout the passage. -
Str. Orange Branch, from Sydney via
Lightning, Br. 38, 2,123, A. E. Gentles, th-Uneventful with fion weather throughout,
July, Calcutta 15th June, Penang and Singapore 6th July, Gen.-D. S. & Co.,
L.d.
Kwanglee, Ch. 6.5., 1,864, R. Lincoln, 11th July,Shanghai 8th July, Gen.-C. M. S. N. Co.
Devawongue, Ger1,057, F. Rehwoldi, 11th
July, Bangkok 4th July, Rice.-B. & S. Glennvon, Br. 3.5., 2,736, B. Woollender, 11th July,-Moji 7th July, Gen-McG. Bros. & Cow,
Kotchira Maru, Jap, 58, 2,267, R. Gao, 21th
July, Kobe 4th July; Ballist.—Order. Jaguar, Ger. gunboat, 1,oco, Boland, rath July,
-Pakhoi roth July,
Hinsang, Br. 5.8., 1,516, A. G. Smith, 12th July,
Hongay 10th July, Coal.-M. & Co. Chibli, Br. s. 1,142, J. Warrack,
Hoihow 13th July, Rice, 6, 43th July Cholsing, Ger. 5.9, 1011, F. Buecking;
h
July, Bangkok 4th July, Rice-B. & S. Shingo Maru, Jap. ss., 1960, K. Kawara, ath
July,hanghai gib July, Gen.-N. Y. K. Choysang, Br. s.5, 1,41, A. E, Saadbach, 12th
July, Shanghai 8th July, and 5matow
Trib, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Haiching, Br. 8.x, 1,267, W. C. Passmore, 12th July-Swatow ruh July, Cien.-D., L. & Co.
·
Reidar, Nor, 3.83.20 G. Stangebye, rath July, Moj 5th July. Coals. B. K.. Tjipanas, Dut. 66, 2,444, A. Pander, I th
-Cape St. James, 9th July, Gan,-).
Orange Branch, B, 1,1, 3,197, J. McClelland, 12th July, Sydney via Ports 4th June, Railway Sleepers -D. & Co., Ld, Tolom Maru Jap..., 3,442, M. Winckler, 13th July-Meji 7th July, Gen.-N, Y., K. Ger. 5.8., 952, T. Tipersen, 13th July, Johanne,
Haiphong 9th July, and Hoshow 12th, Rice and GAB) & Co. Chostel, Ger. 8. 1,115, Reher, 12th July,
Bangkok tb July, and Swalow rith, Rice and MeatB. & ́S. Huichow, Br. ss., 1,217, E. Forsyths, 12th July, anion' ith Juty, Gen.-B. & S. Taishun, Ch. 8.3., 1,36, R, Stevens, 12th July,
Canton 17th July, Gen.-C. M. S. N, Cô,
A suitable timber boat has, found employ. ment from Rejang to Hongkong on lump sum-Dagny, Nor.-8.5., BB, O. Abrahamsen, 1h. bisis.
".
Timecharter --Notw.. 6.5. Soletid has been taken up for another month by har present Haiphong chatterers on same basis as before,
July-Canton 11th July, Gen-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Chit siang. Br. 3., 1,379, T. Robertson, 12th
July-Canton th June, Gen.-B. & S. Hopsang, lir. s., 1.359, J. M. Hay, 12th July,
Canton 12th July, Gen.-J., M, & Co.
Sail Freights The following vessels have Loyal, Ger. 3.5, 6,337. F. Natzins, 13th July,
been chartered elsewhere to load for Baltimore "andfor New York, general cargo, private terms. Brij, ship Futropolis 2,652 tons reg, arrived 6th Juss. Brit. ship King Georgs, 2,057 tous 188.
arrived zud July,
Sail Tonnage Disengaged :—None, Departure of Sailers-None.
TO-DAT", EXCHANGE,
Salliar.
London-Bank T.T. ...............
.1/91
Do.demand......................................1/9_13/16
4 months' sight you !!ID
Do.!
France-Bank T.Tuing
America--Bank T.T.
Saigon, 8th July, Rice and Gen.-S, w & Co. Kaiv berg, Ger. 8.x. 646, Henk. th July,
Swalow 12th July, Gen.-J. & Co. Chodía, Ger. 3.5, 1,055, 1. Spiesen, 131 July,
Bangkok 5th July, Rice and Gen.-B. &-
5.
Nam Sang, Dr. .. 4,035, P. M. B. Lake, 13th July, Yokohama end Moji 8th July, Coal and Gen.-J., M. & Co. Curonia, Rus 9, 4,045, G. W. Brockhausen, 13th July, Singapore 8th. July, Geo.-M. & Co..
Clearance at the Harbour Ofco- ..7.2}} | Cholzung, for Canton,
-Kwangles, Jor-Canton..
Dagny, for Chefoo.
Germany-Bank T.T. ...............................85. Winnsbogo, for Swatow.
-197 | Totomi Alarm, for Singapore,"
India T.T.
Do. demand.................................................................... 137} | Drufar, for Canion. Shanghai-Bark T.T. ....................'..................741 Hopsang, for Saigon.
Triumph, for Haiphong.
Singapore-Bank T.T. par H.K. $100.783 Kuping, for Swalow. Japan-Bank T.T. .............
- Java---Bask T,T. ňomminui
Buying,
89. Ragnor, for Rajang.
Flinkdný, for Canton, Knivsberg, for Hoihow
| months' sight°L/C, acimamakmao1/10),
6 months' sight L/C,': ausdesi9955inuatamosħ{10}
Departures July tz.
so days' sight San Francisco & New York 45 Guadians, for Saigon.
24 months, sight-zelí dom
4Pitianulob, for Bangkok.
̈30 days' sight Sydney & Melbourne......1] Forkin Main, for Syatow.
4 months', night France minia (132) || Heltopolis, for Durban,
6 moniker sights 341 Trinian, for Swatow
4 months' sight Germanyigo Fari of Dowglas, for Newcastle.
* Bank of England
Sif
Komloon, for Taingiau. vi
Ragnor, for Rajanz...
mom Za Zawkow; for Canton, M
Stagi "Kwangles, for Centon.
|:-
Sir. Naming, from Maji to Heian; Fresh 5.S.W. wind, moderate 9:W, spa overcant with thick ing at intervals; thence in Fort moderate. S.W. wind smooth sea claudy fine weather.
Str. Glenavon, from Moji:-Strong SWly. winds prevailed for 35 hours after departure. from Japan with occasional heavy showers of rain followed by thick ing. Later part of passage wether fine, but strong S. W. winds prevailing.
VESSELN I TORT,
STEAMERS. Anghin, Ger. s.s., 1,091, Kümpel, 7th July,- Bangkok 26th June, Rice and Wood.-D.. & S.
Hangkok 3rd July, Rice.-Order. Ayulas, Br. 6.3., 694, R. 1. Curtir, 9th July, Bourbon, Fr. 6.8., 997, Le Bail, 5th July,
Saigon ist July, Gen.-Man Fet. Chapag Shing, Bess, 1,256, V. MCC, Liddell, 1th Julyanton is h July, Gen.-J., M.- & Co.
Childar, Nor. ss0 1,1 2, H.. Niekien, rosh July-Saigon 6th July, Rice-Anguard, Thoren & Co.
Christian Börs. Nor. 5, 2,78, E. Hille, 28th
June, Moji via Kuchinoitu 20h June,
al-Wallem & Co.
Courtfield, Br. & 4,897, Ji Wiseman, 25th Mv-Moji zoth May, Coal.-M. D. K Elax, Br. 9.4, 2,571, Brownson, 8th Jul
Pal:mbang and July, Kerosine.-A., K; & Ca
Forest Dale, Br. 2.5, 2,385, Neall, 6th July,— Sourabaya 7th June, Sugar-B. & S Gilbert, Fr. s.a., 558, Donarinou. 7h July,-
Haiphong-and-July, Coal-and-Mats
Order.
Japan, Br. s., 3,806, J. G. Olilent, 8th July,
Moji 4th July, Gen.-D. S. & Co., Ld. Katherine Park, Br. 5,8., 3,075, W. H. Cappe 8th July, Callao via Yokohama and Kobe 12th July, Gen.-T. K. K. Locksun, Ger. 5.8., 1.010, W., Toubert, 8th July,Bangkok 30th June, Rice.-B. & S. Manchuria, Am. s.s., 8,750, J. W. Saunders, 6th July, San Francisco 9th June, 'and Shanghai 3rd July, Mails and Gen.-P. M. SS Co
Mortlake, Br. 15. 1,737, F. W. Batten, 24th June. Fremantle 6th June, Sandalwood, -Gilman & Cq,
Oasang, Br. s. 1,787. R. Cax, 14th June,-
Moji 7th June, Coal-J., M. & Co.
Petchaburi, Gerk, 1,100, G. Wolf, ab
July-Enogkok 1st July, Gen.-B. & S. Pheumpeob, Br. 1.8., 1,065, J. H. Scott, 4th
July, Saigon 19th June, Gen-Chinese, Progress, Ger. 3, 1,647; Stuve, 8th July,
Samoa 30th June, Gen.-S. & Co.
Frometheus, Nor, 1.1 1,023, O. Kornelise
9th July-Saigen 4th July, Rice Asgard, Thoresen & Co. Proteus, Nox, s. 1,024, C. Molier, 5th July,
Bangkok 24th June, Rice, Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
·
Queen Olga, Br. 6. 2,145, W. McKay, 8th July-Cardiff 20th May, Foel-D. & Co.,
P\st Office,
A Mail will glows fer:-
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Japan, 14th July, 10 M.
+
100
Aubrey, Dr. a Augott, E. F.
Burton, Major
Per Carruthers, E. S.
Swalow, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per Chront shing, 14th July, 11AM.
Swalow, Amoy and Foochow Per Haichine. (14th July,'a P.MQ;
Macao-Per Sul Taf, 14th July,,5.14 TaMo Manila-Per Trenn, 14th July, 3 PM) Samarang, Sourabaya and Besuki - Per Swatow, Amoy, Cheloo and Tientsia-Per Forestdale, 14th July, 3 P.M. wichos, 14th July, 3 P.. Singapore, Colombo and Bombay Tajomi Mars, 14th July, 4 P.14.
Swatow and Bangkok-Fer Petchaburi, 14|h July, 5. PM,
Per
Batavia, Cheriban, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macas ar-Pry Tilmant, 14th July, 5 Pay Nagasaki and Kobe-Per Sexta, 14th July. 5. P.M.
Moji-Per Tifanas, i5th July, 10 A.M. Stany hai-Her Hongsang, 15th July, 10 AM Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe and Moji-Per Bangkok-Per Anghin, 14th July, 10 A.M. “ Kaleng 5th July, 10.4. W
Europe, &c, India, via Tuticoria-Per Goeben, 5th July, 11 AM.
Macao-Per Sut Tai, 15th-July, 1.15 P.M. Cebu and Holo-Per Sungalong, 15th July,
3 PM.
Amoy and Shanghai-Per Yoshow, 1514 July, F.M
Swatow-Per Johanne, 15th July, 5 P.M. Halphoog-For Chikli, 16th July;'9 AMA Macao-Fer Sut Tai, 16th July, fiş........ Kobe--Far Progresi, 16th Taly, 2 Pr Manila, Wilhelmsbafen, Simpsonbalen, Matupi, Brisbane, Sydoes, Herbertshobe.. Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Dunedin, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Fremantle Por Prine Waldemar, 16th July, 4 P.36.
Macao-ter Sul. Tai, 17th July, 1.15 `P.M.
NAME
Die Lucrity, as
Astrea Bedford van * ar Bramble Britomart Cadmuş Cherub Glio
M
Clarke, F. S.
Shields, O. E.,
Spittles, J. Stebbing, WT.
Stevens, Rev. A. J. Thomas, H. P. Tallidge, G. W. Wallach, C.
Winston, Mr. and Mrs.
R. J.
Wiseman, Capt.
Woods, J. D.
Mrs.
Warburton, W. Egerton
Youdan, Mr. V. E.
PEAK.
Hockaday, W. T.
Irving, Edward.
Jones, R.A.M.G., Major
T. P.
Kell, Mr.
July 11th, 1908, 171,
Bai. Th. Ho. Wind W
am. 19.75,61 8
6 E.
H
"
*
Nebe........
FF
15......
Chefac
Weiba war Hankow 6 Kiukiang.... Shangha9am. Gutxiaff Sharp Pank..
„
· Amoy .............. (6 am. Swaton= Taihokum. Talobo.....
·Taigan
Kashun.....
Pescadores...
H
31
Craton.......9 0.571
Hongkong.. foam 19.8
Victoria Paxk|
Gap Rock... MACAO........ Hoihow Pakhol......... Phalien......
Tontane
d. St.
師。
*m.
4
St. Jamies. M
7385
29.18 81
29.84,79
29 90 79
·Aparri .......................16 m. 29.7977 Manila ....... tom. 10.80 84 Legaspl.6 a.m.130,8475 Bacolod.....19 10.
Cabt?? tabna.ro"
O
2087 Ba
July raib, 1958, s.10.
Vladivostock.. Nemura ..... Hakodate .. Tokio .*******
Koch?........ Nagasaki Kagoshima.. Oshima
די
a.ma961
jag.69
J19.67
|19.71
29.73
29 77
*
Naha Ishigakijima. Soalo
39.77
n
29.78
29.81
8.111
2.m.19.69
Logan, Major and Mrs
Ress
Martin, R.
Dooner, Capt. Ennies, Rev. and
Mrs.
Mitchell, R.
3m 296083
Dallas
Monk, S. D.
Motel, Madame
Coke, Lt. & Mrs. B. E. Krates, E. L..
Daniel, Fred. W. Danial, Water J.
Darling, Col. Davies, Hon, W.
Ellis, Mr. Evans, Miss
Fiach, Capt, and Mrs.
Lasbing, Albert E... Lauder, Major
McHulchos, Mr.
Palmer, Major
Reid, Liest-Col.
Rissland Mr. and Mrs.
H.'
Sinclair, A. Smith, A. Fladlay Stevens, Mr.
Galbraithe, Mr. Gibson, W. C.E. Gompers, H. H. Greenhill, L. 8. Hall, J. Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Hell, P Hett, Mr. and Mrs. P. Watkins, Mr,
Wharliext, M. R. Hill, E. E Hutchison, Capt. and Wilder, A. P
Mrs.
Worbrook, Mr.
Stopsal, Monsul Tiedmane,
CMAIGIPTURE.
}
Adams, M. and Mrs. F:-Jones, Dr. and Mrs. R. „Nikkelo, R. N, W."," Pye, Mr. & Mrs. Beros Ram, E. A.
R. J. Caldwell, GE Clayson, Mas
Weihutwas Haskow...... Kinkiang... Shanghai...
Gutzia
Sharp Peak
Amar .....
Swatow -
LM.
4m 29 75 83
#
-Taiboka 4-' Mom.
Taichu........
Tainan....... Koshita Pescadores..
Cantob........
|29 75]
am19.2
Hongkharnam 29.74
Victoria Peak
Gap Rock ..
MACRO...
Hoiho...
하
Pholies
Toutane -
a.m 29.38
Pakho.....
C. St. James Aparri
Manila..
Legasp
Smith, M. and Mrs.
Grant, Smith, E, Gran!
is 2.01 Bachled... Km. Hoilo ..... Cabd—‚—3. Laborn
41
t
Clothier, Mr. and Mrs, Sabin, Miss
H. W. Fletcher, H.-L. Gaster, Mr. E-RA. Hunter, H.
KOWLOON, Allen, CS...
Heising, P. Fuller, Mrs., and Miss Renol, E. Fuller, Master B Stapleton, Mr. & Mrs. Handtman, G. Stone, P. E. F, Hope, Mr. and Mrs. J. Samson, Baron".
and a children
Barometer Temperatura
Humidity
Rasfall...
MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON-THE CHINA STATION:
torpedo boat destroyer. 475
CAPTAIN."
•HIS BRITANNIC
CLASE
TONE. GUNS LH.P.
despach vessel de cruiser, '2nd class cruiser, 1st class river gunboat th
7odi 4,365
3,000
10
710
7,000 22,000 900
Captain F. E. C. Ryan'
river gunboat.n
710
floop ...
1,070-
1100
water tank and tug...
390
300
∙sloop a
1,070
1,400
Fame. Florą ... Handy Hart ..... Isus.. Kepl King Alfred * S.Kinsha
Marlin Monmouth...
torpedo bost destroyer
300
5,700
cruiser, and cing
104,360
2,000
4,000
** *
torpedo boat destroyer.
4,000
torpedo boat destroyer is
6
3,900
cruiser, 1st class
PRA
!
Cruiser, 185 Clas
river.gunboat ............
9,800 ∙14,100 610
12,000 *30,000
1,200
surveying ship...
9,800,
14.
*#3,000
800.
...
river gunboat
By
240
torpedo boat destroyer
350
6,300
mirar gupboat.” ....e' con river gunboat
:140
240
river gunboat...
240
torpedo boss dessipyer
6,500
river gunboat => torpedo boat dalvoyer Jaroying ship...
7/10:
900 6,300
450
5,909
· 550 ·
Quista, Ger. 11, 987, F. Frahm, ged July,
Waksmatru (Japan) 26th Jane, Coal & Co. Ragnor, Nor. 24, 1,220, Neilsen, 9th July,
"Swatow Bih July, Ballast-Aagaard,
Moothen Nightingale Thoresen & Co. Shantung, Ger, 5, 1,000; G, Gorowisch, Eth Otter:
Robia... July-Bangkok 30th Jane, RiceOrder. Stickb, Br..,818, F. Wawa, 7th July, Sandpiper.... Moji (Japan) 30th June, Coal-M, B.K.. SnipeTM... Sheile, Br. *.*., 2,216, T. Ogilvy, 9th July,- Taku ...
Puget Sound 3rd June, Flour.-D. & Co. Tamar ... La Sungkiang, Br. x, 987, C. H. Pennefather, Thistle 27th June,-Cebu and Iloilo z3rd June, Virago Gea, B. & S
Waterwitch Whiting Manila yib-july, Geb-B. & S.
Widgeon Tientsin, Br. 3, 1,128, E. Hookman, gth Woodcock July,Wakamálun 3rd July, Coal-M, 15, Woodlark
!
Teap, Br, 3.3., 1,340, Outerbridge, 10th July,
Titan, Br 5,720, R. Day, 7th July,
Tacoma vis Ports roth Juos, Flour, and Lumber-B. & B
Triumph, Ger. x 769, Bandizan, 9th July. -* Haiphong 5th July, and Hohow 8th, Rice,
Teal
18
....cruiser, ist class
river gunboat
receiving ship
river gunboat...
torpedo bost destroyer nvar gunboat 'me, river gunboat
river guaboar
Fiylar Tier of Vice Admkal the Menostante
રૂઆત માત
July in at
July is at
29.71
10 3.9%,
29.78. 57
"LAST EXPORTED AZ.
Walhaiwai
Weikaiwol
Weihalwei
Hoogkang
Shanghai
Weiki
Hongkong
Weihaiwel
Welbi
Commande. C. T. K. Faller ...
"Captain. 5. E. Erskinn
LL Comdr. Hon R-O B. Bridgeman Liest-Commander F. B. Noble „ Commander B. L. Majandia ...
'Master J. ], Wilson, R.M.
Commander C. D. 8. Raikes Lieut.-Commander A. 1. Grosson...
Captain Roland Nugent Light-Commander W. H. Darwali Liest-Commander Dickens „r Lieut. Commsandar C. A. Fromanila Captain G. C. A. Marescaux ;., Captain Clinton Baker Lieut-Commandar S. H. Tennyson -Commander F. H. Walter... Captain G. W. Smith... ........ Licat. Comounder C. C. Walcott...
Lestander R. S. Roy
Liegt. Commandar
J
White
Licut Calamander Hi. B. Tickalf t
· Lieut-Cominander Alan Dixon - Bose, W. bath, Cominodora K. H.S; Stokesni Lieut-Commando, H.R. Godirty Lieut-Cominander Hi Ti Atlay is Lieut-Commander Stevenson Lieat-Commander H. F. Donglas Lleat-Commander J, Riddle and Lieut.-Cominander ima, F. Kann Lieut-Goudr, FL, R. V. Cattrall-Darmar Lieut. Commander G. B. Livingstone........
Waibais Weihaiwei Weibalwei
Yangt Jesselton Hongkong West River Yangtie Hongkong
Port Swetanks
Wes River
Hongkong
Yanguas
Hongkong
Hongkong
Yangtay Hongkong
Weihalwat