Telegrams.
"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”
SERVICE.
FOREIGN BANKNOTES.
TO BE PROSCRIBED IN CHINA. -
【By couriery of the "Sheung Po.")
Poking, 22nd November. The Ministry of Finance, having directed all the Provinces to discour age the use of foreign banknotes in China, no reply has yet been received from the provincial authorities to those instructions.
The Ministry has accordingly telegraphed again for the Provinces to hasten with their replies.
CHINESE IN FOREIGN COUNTRIES..
PROTECTION TO BR 1XTENDED..
[By courtesy of the " Sheung Po."]
Peking, 22nd November. "Grand Councillors Prince Chingi and Nung have directed the Waiwupu to formulate a set of 'regu- Iations for the protection of Chinese subjects, in foreign countries.
PEKING AND THE PRO- VINCES.
A NEW DEPARTURE:A
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"}
Peking, 22nd November.
The Grand Council has decided
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 24 1900
THE NEW TERRITORY MURDER.
JURY STOP THE CASE AND PRISONER
IS. ACQUITTED. ・・
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The trial was continued before the Chief Jus tico this morning in which Wu Ka San, alias Wa Ngal, was indicted on a charge of the alleged murder of two ladian policemen at Lam Chun Gap, in the New Territory, on the zoth August last. · Mr. F. A. Hareland (Attor Day-General) instructed by Mr. F. B. L. Bow. ley (Crown Solicitor) prosecuted, and Mr. Eldon Foster, instructed by Mr. A. G. Jacksos (of Mesir, Johnson, Stakes and Master) appeared
for the prisoner.
The following were the jury-Mesars, A, E.
Crapoell (foreman), O. B. Wilks, C. Cooke, G. W. Peate, A. M. Marshall, F. Drude and W.
A. Clark
The Attorney-General proposed to call Mr, Sung Tedi Lam, Second interpreter at the Ma gistracy, into the box..
strictly admisible. It is a further attempt to discredit yesterday's evidence.
Mr. Potter-1 don't think this evidence is
Mr. Song stated that prisoner was one of the men who were arraigned at the Magistracy in Connection with the affair and had stated that his name was Wu Ka San.
Hi Lordship-so't this tantamount to put ting in the evidence?
CANTON DAY BY DAY.
MACAO'S DELIMITATION, ›
[From Our Osun Correspondent.]
Cantoo, 23rd November, The Canton Association for the Protection of Boundary Rights has wired to the Chiloto residing in the Straits ettlements and other places lovoking their assistance to petitions to the Imperial Goverment with's view to urge- the Goversment to remain firm in its protent against the Portuguese in the matter of the Macis delimitation question.
Cage Clearantaa;at the Harbour Offee. CAfskus, for Bhangbai. Omuro Maru, for Hongay. Tams, for Manila. `- Hdimus, for Swatow. Hongkong, for Hdihow. Sunghiang, for Cebu.
age, for Halpheng Fabura Varu, ar Wakamatsu, F . ex for Maji, Mandasan Marw, for Milka, Bandai Maru, for Miike.
Nov. 24.
Wakara Mars, for Singapore.
Asaw, for Rhanghai. CANTON-HAWKOW RAILWAY.
Fameambi, for Takso. The Croton-Haokow Railway Company at Vandalia, for Shanghai,
Palembang, for Palembang. Canton bir neceived telegraphic instruction DIVARONEN, for Bangkok from the Ministry of Posts and Communications Phon, for Smigos. at Peking to close the list of collections of the Team for Madila, second call on shares by the end of the 11th, Hongkong, for Haiphong.
moon this year.
CHINESE VOLUNTEERS, FOR CANTON,
At a meeting held on the zist instant by the Canton Self-Government Society, it was decid ed to arrange local" sports to be held about the end of the ith moon, the exact date to be fixed later on. A com uittee of fifty members was appointed at the meeting to make arrange ments for the sports, which will be held on the East Parade Groped At the meeting the question of organising local volunteer corps
i
Hatman, for Swalow, Kumand Maru. for Japan. Sungklang, for Iloilo.. Maria, for Centoo.
Pet Am'ral Odry from Singapore-500 Chi-
B410,
Per Halching, fom Coast Ports-Messr Arwing, Ruich, Remy, and 42 Chinese.
Per Nikko Mare, from Japan for Hongkook Mines Peck, J. Pec? Peck, Capt. F. Kofod, Miss H. GO, Mrs. T. Kusa, Mrs. Yabesa
Versals
| Steamers Expected.
From Acants Dus Himalaya Singapore, P. & O, OoNov 25 Senuki Maru... Singapore. N. Y, K.... Nov. at Namsang Singapore. M. & Co Nov. 2 Silvia Shanghai... H, A, L... Nov. 27 Shinano Mara Japan... N. Y. K... Nov. 28 Gaabens.Colombo... M. & Fo... Nov. 3o Nippos Maru Japan......T. K. K... Dec. I Laisang.........Calcatta..., M. & Co Dec. 3 P. Sigismund... Sydney ...M. & Co...Dec. 10 Tacoma Maru. Tacoma,..]0. S. K. „.,{Dec. 11
Post Office.
Only fally prepaid letters and postcards
are transmissible by the Siberian Rants to Eticpe.
Maili from Europe via Siberia +--' ̧. * Date of Despatch | Date due in
from London. Hongkong.... 5th & 6th inst., {'26th "instant"] = "Astaye
VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.
HONGKONG,
Acheson, Mr. & Mrs, Kench, O. 0,
J.
"Kirko, Major & Vo ** Konster, Mr, and, Mex. and O. W.
Krone, W.
Adams, P. R. Allmute, W. L.
servant Aushetop-Smith, Mrs. Kulka, F.
child and syah Ball, Miss A Baring, J. H.. Birbeck, R. I. Boettcher, Mr. C. Boettcher, Min R. Buckland, T. C... Bull, Mrs, and Miss Busser, Mr. and Mrs.
W.O
Burns, Mr. & Mrs.
R.
Chapple, F. T.
Clark, M. 0.
Clark, J. C.
Clement, Miss (1)
Kloyd, Mr. and.. Men
G. T. and child Lindsay, E. 8. Lover, E. G. B. *Macaulay, J. &. Macdonald, D. Mackay, Lt. Col. A.
· Macro, Miss
Macke, Mrs. Marriott, Dr. O.
I. Matson, P.
Corell, Capt. M. and
servant
Colvin, H. E.
Venel.
Condon, H. L. Curry, G.
To-morrow, the 25th instant, having been declared a Government Holiday the Past Office will be doen for one hour only, le, from 8 to 9 am. There will be a collection and a deilvery of letters as on Sundays. The Money Order Office will be entirely closed. In the
Europe the Post office will be open for one
Mr. Paltar-Tae learned; Attorney-General was also, discussed, and it was unanimount| Mesurs. G. Nompra, G. Satta Yap, Mis event of the arrival of the English mail from is not entitled to put in a written document agreed that the organisation of the Shangbai. and Mrs. Chang Chung It, and 'Mr. Hyogot hour for the delivery thereof,
which is inadmissible.
His Lordship ruled that the evidence was Foamissible.
The Altminey General at this stage proposed to put in a statement made by the prisoner at the Police Court fier the usual caution had
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beca administered to bim by the Magistrate,
Mr, Fotlet-It hasn't been proved? The Attorney-General proceeded to cite
authorities.".
Volunteer Corps should be followed.
HOUSE COLLAPSE.
Yesterday morning at about 9 o'clock two buildin, one occupied by the Ngar Sie Lam shop and the other by a foreign piecegoods dealer suddenly collapsed and several persons were slightly injured."
DEAR RICE,
In consequence of the fleads in the districts along the West River after the typhoon of the 20th October, the price of, rice has advanced Mr. Potter-It is my mistake I thought it considerably day by day, and the Canton market
has been affected to a great extent. It is was ths' charge-room statement, whereas it appears to be a statement before the magistrata.pected that the price of rics will continue to
The statement was then read out to the jury, Mr. Potter-la view of the fact that the evi- dence heard yesterday, the case should not ga further. The evidence is not direct evidence. It is circumstantial evidence,
His Lordsbip-shall leave it to the jury, Mr. Potter-Very well, my Lord.
Counsel then commenced his address to the jury, in the course of which be told them they
that Viceroys and Governors of Pro-were the sole judges and that if they were vinces should at least once each year satisfied it was cat required of him to call proceed to Peking to confer with the Central Government; ;-**
KAMCHOW-HARBIN RAILWAY.
BRITISH AND, AMERICAN OFFERS, [By courtesy of the "Sheung. Po.")
Peking, 22nd November. The British and American Mi. nisters in. Peking have offered the Watwupu a loan for the construction of the Kamohow-Harbin Railway.
The Waiwupu has declined the offer with thanks
A STUDENT'S PRANË.
HOW A LURONG WAS BAFFLED BY A DUMMY.
Yesterday morning, a lukong was the viclim of a practical joke at the hands of a number of compatriots of the student class. The scène of the perpetration of the prank was No 18, Wellington Street. It appears that, as the previous night, a somber of students who resided in the house in question paid their rout prior to removing to another house and by way of commemorating the event in tangible form, the leading spirit of the scholastic combination suggested that they abould make up a dummy so as to make it represent a dead body and leave the rest to the Sanitary Board authorities. They stuffed a pair of legs with straw and sundry material and com plated an elaborate arrangement of joss-sticks, Jose-paper and all the rest of it demanded by Chinese rituals round the supposed corpse, and when everything was ready they left the house and waited for developments from an interest. ing point of vantage. It so happened that the darkened house did not come under the cog. biance of the Sanitary Board as quickly as It was evidently expected, for the first in- dividual to notice anything docsual about the houn, was a lynx-eyed lukong, who, on seeing a pair of legs (aboes and all) dangling from the mide of the verandab, was filled with a whole- soms terror which caused him to make a beer line for the Central Police Station in marvel- lously quick tims. Arriving there, he made a report of the gitesɔma discovery to Inspector Fenton, who requested bim to go and bava a second look. "The latter did as he was bld and. brought back with, him the remoanis of an orthodox dummy. The dammy bas since been. lying in the charge-room of the Central Police Btalion and we only hope the lakang had suficient sense of humour to appreciate the hoax.
SHIPPING AND MAILS
MAILI DUE
Indian (Namsang) ayth lost. English (Filme si ayɛ) 25th inst. 3 p.m.
Gurman (Goeden) goth inst.
American (Nippon Maru) ist pyox.
Indian (Latiasg) grå prox,
compelled to do.
increase until the second rice crop has been harvasted.
COMMERCIAL.
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.
Selling.
London-Back T.T........................... 1.8 11/16 Do. demand. pero • sein....18 Do.. 4 months' sight
.......1/8 15/16 France-Bask T.T.....
further witnesses which he would otherwise be America-Bank T.T.........
Germany Bank F.T. India T.T. Do,
At this point, the foreman announced that the jury had already been enlightened on the points raised and asked his Lordship if they had power to stop the ca18..
The Attorney-Ceneral submitted that the jury, had not the power to stop the case.
Mr. Potter-They are the sole judges, His Lordship-1 have come across 'similar instances in my own experience.
The jury then formally returned a unanimous verdict of "not guilty” and prisoner was AC- quited.
Events Coming.
Wednesday, 24th November, Hippodrome Circus, Causeway Bay, 9 p.m. Theatre Royal, "A Woman of No Import ance," p.m.
Thursday, 25th November. Unveiling Royal Stätuar, to a.m. Naval Review at Naval Yaid, 10.30 am. Interport Cricket, Hongkong Straits (Cricket and day).
Belle View Hotel, Grand Daylight Boxing Tournament 2 pm.
Hippodrome Circos, Causeway Bay, 9 p.m. Theatre Royal, "David Garrick," 9 p.m.- King's Birthday Ball, Government House, 9.30 p.m.
Friday, 26th November, Interport Cricket, Shopghai v. Singapore (Cricket 1st day),
Gen P. Laminert, suction sale, Leasehold property, 12 o'clock.
Hughes and Hough, auction sale, Bertolone's Store, at noon.
Meeting of Justices, Magluracy, 2.15 p.m. Organ Recital, St. aler's Church, 5.30 p.m. Hippodrome Circus, Casteway Bay, 9 p.m. Theatre Royal, "Lady of Ostend.
Saturday, 27th Novembar. Interport Cricket, Shanghai v. Singapore (Cricket and day).
Club Germania "At Home," 11 am. Major-Gen. Broadwood and the Officers "The Garrison" At Home, Cricket Ground
Hughes and Hough, auction sale Furniture, 2.30 p.m.
Gea. P. Lammert, Auction sale Furniture, Seymour Pd, 2.30 p.m.
Football Matches, Happy Valiny,
damand......
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1.76 ....128 ...::28} ..75
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Harris, Mes. N. Takoyarın, Mr. Y. Kashi, Mr.
ping. For Manila-Mr. and Mrs. P. Schnecl. deword and infant, Miss J. B. Clayton, Mr. T. Kom, Miss Tretter, Mesero, K. Oshima, Y. Ishikawa, Dr. Arcevalo, Messrs. T. Hutta,
. Lakban, Mr. and Mrs T. Iwata, Mesirs, dates of arrival of letter mails at Londen :-' T. Fukada and 1. S. Salager. For Sydney—
VIA SUBZ,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. K. Lewrence, Messrs. De Mesin. A. Buiter A. Thompson, Susman, Nov. ayth tramper English Packet due London Dec. móth Witt, G. P. Denbigh, Viss Denbigh Mess J. J. Batchalar and David. Fitzgerald. Malbourne-Miss Broth and child,
For
Passengers departed, '- Far Peter Ledwir, for. Shanghaj – Mr. Roaster, Mina Mackinnon, Mass. N. R. chardson, Gustav Koenig, Fritz, W. F. A. R. Bebrandi' and' W. H. C; Williams For Naga maki-Mix Li Shi, and Mr. Woo Yok S log. For Yokohama Mis W. B. Borgholz, Messrs. H. R. Freylag, P. E. Hermans, Cheung Chi Yeuk and Li Sik Lung.
Per Wakası Meru, for Londoo, &c.-M. D. M, Fraser, Mr and Mrs. Wo Dennis, Mestre, K. Saigo, T. Wakabayashi, Mr. and Mrs. Bille and children, Mrs. Goldstein, Mr., and Mrs Bar, Miss Sumpter, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Sumpter, Mr and Mrs. Raymond, Masors. R. D. Hislop, K. Saito, S Tanaka, G. Imai, M. J. H. Baker, K. Nagano, J. Clelland, Miss Cellard, Messrs. K. Kobayashi, Gen Ei, G. Rodger, Chaun Man Wai sad Lee Kwong Yes. ..
Matsal, K, Horiuchi, S. Yuenmatsu, Weaver,
Per Kumano Maru, for Japan-Messrs. Mi- yoszaki, Okumari, F. T. Lawrence, A. W. || Shangbai-Bank T.T.
Skiritt, Mr. and Mrs. Toyafuku, Mr, and Mr. I. de los Reyes and 3 children, Mess. F. N. Singapore-Bank T.T. per H.K. 5:00.....738
..84 Read, K. Hoshimano, A., Idzumi, and Miss Japan-Bank TT....
1043 | Sugaí. Java-Bank T.T.
Buying
4 months' sight L/C....... 6 months"sight L/C
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30 day sight San Francisco & New York..ɖɔf
do. 4 months' sight
30 days' aight Sydney & Melbourne.......1.9)
4 months' sight France............................................2.21) 6 months' sight
azioni 1,81) 4 months' sight Germany Bar S.lvar... we cosuring aura231 Bank of England rate Sovereign
THE WEATHER.
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The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory (—
On the 24th at 1205 p.-The barometer has
riseo considerably over China sad Formosa, and falles quickly is Japan and at Władiwostok.
Two despressions exist over the Japanese area, rns off the S. coast of Japan, the other over N. part of the Sea of Japan. They are moving Eastwards.
Aruau of high pressures are lying over the Pacife to the E. of Japan, and over the can. tinent 10 the North of the Yangize valley,
Strong to heavy monsoon may be expected in the Formosa Channel and the N. part of the China Sea.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.05 inches,
PORECAST. -Hongkong and Neighbourhood. N.winds, strong fine, sgually.
2.--Formosa Channel, N.E. gals, 3.South coast of Chină between Hongkong and Lemocks, N. to N.E. winds, strong to a gale. 4.--South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan, N gals.
·
Shipring.
+rrini,
Hippodrome Clicus, Causeway Bay, 4 and 9 Triumph, Ger... 769, Jacobsen, 23rd Nov
p.m.
Theatre Royal, "Jack Straw," 9 p.m.
Monday, Novembar açıb. Interport Champions v The World (Cricket 1st day).
Theatre Royal, The Walls of Jericho, 9 p.m. Hippodrome Circus, Causeway Bay,'9 p.m.
Tuesday, 30th November. Interport Champions . The World (Cricket 2nd day).
-Legislativa Counčíl Mesting, 2.30 p.m..
St. Andrew's Ball, City Hall, 9 pm,
Thursday, zod December, Geo, P. Lammert, auction sale Prays Re. clamation properties, 3 p.m.
Service for Beafarers, at St. Johe Cathedral,
9 p.m.
BOOK RATUMĄS
HONGKONG AND WHANPOA DOCKS,
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TAIKOO BOOKS.
The Glen Line 4.4. Glenturret Left Singapore | Kwang Tung............................
́ún 24th Inst, and is dun here on goth fusi, kumi
The H.A, le 1a, Silvia left Shanghai on 14th || Kanchow ....... Al Quarry Bay Docks, ast, am, and may be expected here on 27th Dagny amoun dy. The Bank Liboss. Aymeric arrived at Toko mene
Paragó hamu yesterday, and may be expected here on
ath ptox
Wynetic
errorüger
Dayawongio migrants
Hoihow azad Nov, Pigs and Gen.-]. | & Co,
Amiral Obty. Fr, 0.4., 3,570, Privat, z3rd Nov.,
-from Singapore, Gen-M. M, Canton, Swed, ., 3,433, Nordfelt, aged Nov.
-Antwerp fgth Sept, and Singapore 11th Nova Gen.-M. & Ca. Marie,, Ger. U., 1,169, P. Christiansen, zyrd Nov-Hougay soth Nov., Casl), & Co. Quinta, Ger... 987, F. Frahm, 23rd Nor
Ba Joewangle 12th Nov, Sugit,...). O. J. Rafabari, Gas as 1,159, H, Broweo, 23rd Nov,-Bangkok 11th Nov, Rice and Wood.-B. & S.
Fri, Nor. 860, C. Wadle, aged Nor.,
Manila 19th Nov, Ballast.➡ Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Cowrie, Br. 1, 3,159, Danial, 23rd Nov.
San Francisco 20th Oct, Butk Q11----A. P. & Co. Nikko Mars, Jap. mm, 3,439, M. Yag), 24th Nov.-Yokohama' rgth"Nor., Gan.-N. Y. K.
Daljin Mary, Jap. us 900, Y. Kaburak), 24th Nov.Swatow 23rd Nov,, Tea and. Gan. -0.5. X. Soshu Mare, Jap. 28, 1,805, T. Sugi,, 24th NovAnping soth Nov, Amoy sand, and Swalow syrd, Gan.-O. §. X.
Uhlos, Aust. 1 3,568, G. Berguglias, 14th Now, Shanghai 20th Nov, Gen8, Wi & Co,
Haichlog, Br. s. 1,367, W. C. Passmore, 14:3 Nov.Swatów z3rd Nov., Gan--D2 La & Co
Chinbus, Br. 1.8, 1,348, J. Spend, with Nor,-
Canton 23rd Nov, Gen-B, & 8.
Ahancing Rezim.
Str. China, from Shanghai :-Fine weather. Str. Haichine, from Coast Ports :-Moderata N.E. wind and eas.
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VERBELS IN PORT..
STEAMERS,
Anghin, Ger. s., 1,001, C. Kimpal, 15th Nov,
-Bangkok 7th Nov, Rice, E. & S. Arratoon Apcar, Hr. 8.5, 2,931, A. Stewart, and Nov,,-Moji 17th Nov, Coal and GenD. S. & Co., Ed. Bourbon, Fr. *., 994, La Ball, ̈Ï3th Nov.-
Salgon 6th Nov., Rice-Man Fat, Bujan Maro, jap, s.3., 1,304, F. Fuseno, 11
Nor-Swalow zoth Nav., Gen.-O. S, K, Dalya Maru, Jap. ss., 1,735, Kobayashi, 20th Nov.-Wakamatsu 15th Nov, Coal:-M,
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Loyal, Ger. 4.54 1,037, 7. Natsins, 24th Mov, |
Casioward Novy Gadow, Wi & Da
B. K.
Empress of India, Br, 1.3., 3,032, E. Beetham
10th Nov,Vancouver 28th Oct., and Shanghai 17th Nov, Mails and Gen.-O. P. R. Co. ". Eskdale, Br. 2.6, 1,946, G. W. Do, 19th Nov.
Moj ath Nov., Coal,-D, & Co., Led, Yakoi Mára, Jap. 13, 3,087, Y. Murakami, stat Nov,Moji 16th Nov, Coal--M. B. K.
Fakura Kara, Jap. 8., 1,946, 5. Kumawaki, 19th Nov.-Moji 14th Nov., Góal ---M. B. G. R.
Ha'dis, Nor, & s., 1,065, G. Solberg, soth No
Bangkok qib Nov., and Swatow fotb Rico and Gas-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Hongmob, Br. 6, 2,555, R. S. Bainbridge, aand Nov-Penang and Singapore 13th Nov., Gen.-Joo Teck Sing. „Korea, Am. 1.8., 5,651, S. Sandberg, and Nov.. -San Francisco-ria-Porte-a0th Oct...and Manila 19th Nov., Mails and Gen.---P. M, 5. B. Co.
Lightning, Br. u., 2,723, A. E Genties, azná Nov-Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 14th Nov., Gen. -D 'S. & Co, Ld. Loongsang, Br. 1.4., 1,005, F. Wheeler, 22nd Nov,Manila 19th Nov, Hemp and Gen. -J, H. & Co. Locsok, Ger. s.6, 1,035, P. Whitlock, aged Now, Bangkok Toth Nov., and Anghin 12th, Rice and Wood B. & S. Mandasan Maru, Jap. as, 3,24 i, X. Shimides,
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McCaalay, Mrs, and
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McIntosh. G. O, McKate, Mr. and Mr.
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Menagh, J. E
Mitchell. C, Berkeley Mody, N, H. Na
Morse. H. J.
Natsch, H...
Ellis, Mrs. Mark St. O, Osten G. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs, G. Packer, B. L.
B...
Parons, Paymaster C Fischer, F. Frater, Mr. and Mrs. W. child and nurse Foster, Col. and Mex. Parsons, Mr. and Mrs.'
H.
Fuller, Denman Furlouce, Miss2. Furnald, Mrs. F. P. Gill, Miis E., H. GIIL Miss V. H. Goulbourn, V Gotham, Mr. and
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Pockley, Dr. F. Miloe Ravenhill, A. G. Ray, E. H.
Red-Davies, Hon, Mr.
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Rickette, W. R.
·Roberts, K.
Samsson, Mr. & Mr.
P. C.
Sco.t, D. Simwelt, P. Mrs. Smith, C. H.
CHRISTMAS MAILS TO LONDON.
The following are the approximate
Mr.
"
Grace, F.
Grabam, Miss
Graham, Mr. and
W. Douglas.
agrd
Hagen, F.
7th
Haines, Miax
Hall, Capt. T. P.
Hanton, G. G.
VIA BIDERIA. Now. nyt rendezi tomonedas London December moth
goth sameaucomannan u? Dec. 3rd & qu'
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A Mail will ofces for -- Holbow and Haiphong-Per Triumph, agih Nov., & A.M.
Bangkok-Par Rajah, 25th Nov., 9 AM. Bangkok-Per Haldir, a5th Nov., 9 AM, Macao-Par Sad Taf, 25th Nov., 9 A,M. Shaughal-Par Chinhwa, 25th Nov, 9 AM. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Haf
26th Nov., 9 AM. ching, Maru, asth Nov. 9 A..
Swalow, Amoy and Anping - Per Sorin
:
Saigos Par Telmanfu, 25th Nov., 9 A.M.. Sandakan-Per Mansang, 20th Nov., 11 AM. Shanghai Per Kwongsang, 26th Nor
A.M.
Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Calmas, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Lann- Cestos Now Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide, Dansdia, Perth and Fremantle-Per Nikko Mar, 26th Nor.; 11 A.M.
Macao-Por Si Tal, 18th Nov., tisg r.m. Manila-Por Loongiang, 26th Nov.. 3 P.M. Kobe and Yokohama-Per 'Sanuki Marw, 16th Nov., 5 P.M. A
Manila--Per Rubi, ayth Nov., 11 AM” - Europe, &c., India, via Taticodia-Per Assays, 27th Nov., 11 A.M.
Macao-Par Sui Tai, 17th Nov, 1.55) FAL
CHINA COASY METEOROLOGICAL, REGISTER November 23rd, 1909, a.m.
Vladivostock.17 mm.)
Harrison, A.
Heid, A. H., Heine A.
Henry, Mr. and Mrs.
Soffietti, Paul Sommerville, Gud. Spalding,,,Surgeon
and Mrs. A. D.. Spittles, 1.
Square, Miss A Steele Miss B.
Struthers, Mr. & Mrs.
Toompics, Mr. & Mrs.
M. L.
Hawett, Hon. Mr. and Thomas, 5. B.
F.
Henry, Miss E.
- Mri, E. A.
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Hof, M. 0.
Holton, Mr. and Mrs.
F. J. and 3 children Hood, Mr. F. E. Hough, Dr. S. Hunt, K. B. K. laser, Capt. R. Innes, V. Isham, R. H.
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Thomas, H. P.
Turner, C. S.
Wilker, Mrs, C. White, D.
Whitmarsh, A.
Winslow, Mr. & Mr.
H. P. Wood, G. G.
Wyting, Mr and Mrs.
W.
ARTOR: HOUSE.
Abraham, E. S. ·· Almao, Mr. Ambrosine, Mr.
Baillot, M.
| Bendett, B.
Bishop, Capt. W. G.
Campbell, Rev. & Mrs.
H.
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Carpi, G.
Carpl, A
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Chapman, Miss
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Cole, A. W. Confecas, Angels Demont, Mr. Dreyfuss, A.
Dunrich, A.
Eyre, H.
Holmsen, T. M.
Howard, Dr. E. & D. Kabb, A..
Lapicque, Capt. P. A. Lehmano, W, Lindsay, Mr. and Min'
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Loomis, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A.
Mackenzie, R. M.. Maas, P. T. Martinet, S.
Mayzone, C
Mrs. McAulay, Mrs. McAulay, Miss Mirandes, J. Murg, R. Reboul. I: Roere, W. E.
Remy, A.
Renner, E.
Freeman, Rev. & Mrs. Ritchie, G. M.
Rais, Ino
Scbols, Mrs.
Scott, J. W.
Smith, L.
Steart, F. G. Tonleite, F. H.
J. H.
Roble, F. M.
Gaiser, E.
Gilbert, Mr. and
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Hoadly, D. C. M.
Holt, H, O.
Holmsen, O.
Venezie, P
Watson, E. La
White, Mr. & Mrs. H.
Yates, A. E
Zahader, H. R. S.
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Alabaster, Mr. & Mrs. Hitchcock, Mr. & Mr.
$34.00 ₤30.04
Auld, Mr.
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Archbutt, Mr..
Aubrey, Dr.
Aucost, E. F.
Bayard, Col.
Bayly, L.,
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Bell, Capt, and Mrs.
Bowdler, Mrs.
Bowen, Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell, Miss O.
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Naha Gen, M. & Co, Omuro Marn, Isp. a.m., 1,479, 8. Takaki, 19th | Ishigak!jfram. Nor-Chin-wang-tao rath Nov,, Coal Bonia La Aagaard, Thoresen & Co,
Okaloo......6 Walhaiwal ... LE) Orcat 11, Nor, ss, 1999, A. Kjós, 20th Nov,
Pulo Laut 8th Nov., Coal-Wallem & Hankow ...............ó am Co
Kinklang............ Shanghal......9 LM. *** Gutzlad ...... Sharp Faak... Amoy 6 Swatow Takoks
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Prins Waldemar, Ger. sa., 1,737, F. Isake, 18th Nov,,Sydney aret Oct., Gen,M, * Co, Rajah, Gr. 6.5., 1,108, H. C. Rebar, 13th Nov., --- Rejang (Borso) gih Nov., Timber.-B.
Hockaday, W. T.
Hughes, Rev.
Humphreys, W. M.
Jack, Mise Jacks, P.
Jeffries, H. N.
Bedford, Col. and Mrs. Lakin, Mr.
Jergensen, Mr.
Kaight, C
Lauder, Lt;Col--
Lock, Mr..
Campbell, Rev. & Mrs. Logan, Major & Mrs.
Caulfield, Major and Martio, R.
May, E. A. G.
Champmoria, Mr, and Probyo,.&.M.C,
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Pyne, Major
Chaplain, Miss
Ross, Mr. and Mrs.
Clapham, Capt. & Mrs.
Coke, Lt. and Mrs.
Van der
Reid, Lt. Col.
Cousland, Mr. & Mrs. Bawer, Mis, /.
Bincials, £.
Smith, A. Yindlay
Sorenson, S.
Dodgson, Lt. and Mrs. Stacpsia, Lt.Col
A.
Davy, bisa
Dawson, Mr.
Earle, Mr.
Lody
Fayras, Sir Joseph and
Sutherland, Mr, and
Min. Tho mbili, Rev,'
Finch, Capt. and Mrs. Topp, J. R.
Friedrick, Mr.
Totton, Mr.
Gomparts, His Honour Turner, Misu
H.B.
Gunther, H.
Warning, Ospt, White, Mr.
Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, S.
Highton, Eng.-Comdr.'
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Harris, Mr.
Hassland, F. A,
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Manila 20th Nov, Gan~~S., T. & Co. Shinshu Maru, Jap. ** 5,450, 5. Nishiyama, Koshas... 20th Nov,Karalın 14th Nor., Coal Pescadoras ... Atska & Co.
Canton 9 km.| Tainanín, Chi, sa, 1,460, Jallassan, 7th Nov., Hongkong foamya,
Tsingtas at Nov., Salt-Wallem & Co, Victoria Park Teintau, Gen. 8.8, 1,003, Fr. Bücking, 23rd Gap Rock ... Nov. Bangkok via Swatow oth Nor, Macao...............
Wachows am.30.3 Rics and Meal,-B. & 3. Yawata Maru, Jap. 28. 4,360, K. Sakuma, jgth || Holkow.........
•Pakbo........ Nov. Moll 6th Nov, Coalmbt, B. Ke
Pholio k.m.30,31] ELILING: Vasem..
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30.00 # 29.95 Comet, Br. barque, 2,500, W. J. Davis, 18th | 0. 3t, James. **Nov,,—from New York, Petroleum,-3, O. | Aparri
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swCaston 15th Qoy Ballaste=), 0. 00. L:boga
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Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, David Wrigley, Lt. Col. and,
MUSA Young, Mr.
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Bird, Mr. and Mrs. H. Knott, Mrs.
· Kydd, Mr. and Mrs. T.
Rear, L. C.
Bird, Mr. and Mri, LW.
G.
Galdwell, Mr, and Mm; Ritchle; AL
G. A Clark, G. R.
Clothier, H. W
Drought, B., Liant,
and Mr. A. E Jackman, U. T
Barometer.
Temperatare Humid
Smith, Crowther.
Smart Mr snd Mr.
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Smith, E. Grant
∙Smith; Miss D. Wron, G, L,
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