'A VANISHED EMPIRE.
BIR HUGH CLIFFORD LECTURES ON KAMBODIA,
A summary of the lecture delivered at Kandy by Sir Hugh Clifford oh dia, or the story of a vanished Empire, is seat by the Kandy correspondent of the Tiwm of Ceylon --
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patbeile of all. He had the privilege to wit "ness a dance in the palace of the King of Kam
bodia. For fast hours be sat and watched the dance of the women. It was a magnificent dance. The clown in that dance, the oos whom every one stepped upon, the one who was knocked about, and the object of derision, the speaker was informed, was the only trace of the once prend rulers of Kambodia and he was called Pram.
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Sir Hugh Clifford, who rose amid loud plauso, said that after he lectured to them last your he took a short holiday to the French Colonies of Indo-Chine. When be visited the great rulas of Kambodia he had before him a picture of the story' he had told his audience of the rise and fall of empiros, He therefore thought he would, be able to tell them some tblog of interest about the Empire which the Brab.ains bad built up in Kambodia. He then explained the map with regard to the physical festore and the situation of Kambodia, and said it was a French Protectorate governed by a King and aided by a large force of Franch officials. It was a very uninteresting country. The chief river was the Mekong. The country was very fist and ani ject to floods, and travel- ting was a matter of considerable difficulty.
The population was about one and a half million-all Baddhists. The people were of a
4 months' sight L/C.............................................. 10 ........1/9 mixed race, and wore a depressed look. They6 months sight L/G.........................1/01 generally inhabited the banks of the Mekong, and bad a somewhat amphibione character. 30 days' sight San Francisco & New York The ancient history of Kambodia was one of
4 months' sight the most remarkable. Some time about the beginning of the sixth century, about the and of the fifth, there was a great exodus from in- dia. The lecturer here, with the aid of the map, pointed out the various steps in the advance of
the Brahmins from India into Kambodia, where they constructed their Empire. Locking, at the Kambodia of to day one wondered why these people halted there. It might have been probably owing to the enormous area, which afforded them facilities for growing rice and owing to the large quantities of fish that wers to be found in the fresh waters of Kambodia. All that rem ped to-day of the grandiose tem- ples they had roared to their Bindu gods were charred fr.gments of timbers and tiles which skowad.the immenio arat they covered. The
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SHIPPING AND MAILS
MAILS DUE German (Buelow) 16th inst. Indian (Catherine Apcar) 17th inst. Indian (Kuliang) 22nd lust. The us Zafro left Manila on 11th inst, and is due here on 13th inst., at 4 p,m.
The Apcar Co.'s's.. Catherine Apcar from
Brabmios, who were the rulers, built temples | Calcutta left Singapore yesterday, and may be B. Marsdon. Mr, W. Bow, Mr. F. Little,.|
#olely for the honour of their god. It was obvious that the Brahmins-the brains of the kingdom-ware obj-cis of warship. He next described a voyage to Ankoa:
GRAND EMPLES." He catered into a description of the grand temples at Taprons, which he said were forty is number and were still covered with carvinge, the delicacy and fiosoess of which were not 10 be found in the more recent carvings. The aloa covered by the temples, which was some. thing like 2-0 acres, wis so overgrown with vegetation that it presented a veritable laby. riath, and, if one ventored into this laby rioth unaccompanied by native guides he would lose himself, and the chances of escape Ware very remote, Besides the beauty of the carvings which were in bas-relief, the visitor noticed an extraordinary wealth of design. The idea of the Brahmius in their architecture was to depict immensa baads of Brahma, and there were no less than arz such beads, aud these were carved out of a number of different stones all arranged to live. The original idea of the head of Brahms attempted to be depicted In these carvings was, however, like the medita tive face of Buddha.
Now one saw that these stones had been alightly separated from one another, and in. stead of the sublimely meditative face one be- held a number of gigantic grinning faces. He could assure them there could bà no sight so appalling. At Ankabat was to be found the chief work the Brahmins had erected repre- sentative of their achievements in architecture. This magnificent piece of architecture was, according to a Chicase, chronicle-the earliest record available-approching complation in 1295. The speaker descr bed in detail, the splendour and vastness.nl this temple. Ho also referred to the enormous corridors that ware to be found there. The bas reliefs on the walls, which extended to a considerable distance, depicted pictures, such as the coming of the Brahmins, their army at the balt apd move, battles fought, &c. and many of the legends of Hindu mythology.
BRAHMIN LABOUR.
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These grand temples were to-day no longer the shrives of Hinda gods, but of the Buddhists. The Brahmins lost their empire after coma 700. or Son years, the Modern Siamese sweeping|| down from Eiam and. Burma, When the
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The N. Y. K. s.1. Ceylon Mars, Bombay Line, left Singapore for this port on 8th inst, and is expected here on 15th inst.
The NY. K. ss. Miskima Mars, European Like, left Singapore for this port on 9th just, and is expected here on 15th inst,
Line, left Thursday. Island for this port wie The N. Y. E. sự: Yawata Maru, Australian Manila po roth inst, and is expected here on 21st inst.
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The N. Y. K. 1. Bingo Maru, Bombay Line, left Kobe for this port via Moji and. Shanghai so 7 inst, and is expected here on
16th inst.
The P. M. S. S. Co.'s x.s. Manchuria sails from Yokobama on rith inst,, en route to Hong: kong via Nagasaki and Madile, and is due to
trivs at this port on 23rd inst.
The Imperial German Mails.s. Buslow carry- the 17th ult., left Singapore yesterday, at 6 pm ing the German Mails with dates from Berlin of and may be expected here on 15th just, at noon.
THE WEATHER.
The following report in from Mr. F. G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory:—
On the 11th at 11,05 a.-The baromeler bas fallen over Chins, particularly on the E. coast, and probably a depression is developing over the Lower Yangtze,
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St. John's Cathedral. fath December; 3rd Sunday in Adrent," Matins 17 a.m., Responses: Farial, Venita
Holy Communion 7.30 am. Birowes, Psalms of the 12th morning, Bane dicite: Arnold Armies Benedictas Leugdoo, Hymes, 47, 217 and 360, Preacher: Right Rer. Bishop lagham.
Shanghai, B. & S...Dec. 1 Manila G, L&Co Dec. 13 Moji D. S. & Co Dec. 1 Singapore. 5, T. & Go Dec. 13 Singapore. H. A. L Dec. 13 Shanghai... B. & S.. ... Dec. 13. Shanghai... H. A. L... Doc. Paalme: of the 13th evening, Magnificat: Nunc Kroasang 5.45 p.m., Responses: Ferial, Manila...S., T. & Co. Dec. 13 Japan P. M. Co... Dec. 15
Dimitis: Wesley in F., Anthem: IE with Buelow... Singapore. H. & Co... Dec. 1551, Sevenfold Aman, Voluntary: Sonata in D your whole hearts,Spohr, Hymns: 130 and Ceylon Maru... Singapore, N. Y. Dec. 15 minor-Mendelssohn, Mibbins Maru, Singapore. N. YA K.... Dec. 15.8. Pealm of Verses 1, 2 Bingo Mars Japan. N. Y. K. Dec. 16 Kasichow..... Tientsin... B. & S. Dec. 16 Catherine A'car Singapore. D. S. & Co Dec. 17 Hercules Kobe. P. & A. Co. Dec. 17 Ceylon Maru... Bombay ... N. Y. K...Dec. 19 Yawals Marm... Thursday IN, Y. K.... Dec. 2! Kutsang Calcutta...JM; & Co Dec. 22 Manchuris...... Japan.....P. M. Co... Dec 23 Siam
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'St. Andrew's, Church, Kawloon 3rd Sunday in Advant, tzth December. A1-11 am. Poscher Rev. A. Dallas Eznis, C., Holy Communion at 8 am, Morning Service Sunday School at 3.10 p.m., in British School, Evening Service at 6 p.m. →Service on Sundays are:-
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Children's Service on 1st Sundays of every Danalog, Judge.C. B.
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Onle fally propul letters and postcuria Europe. are transmissible by the Siberian Route to
Malls from Europe via Siberia :- Date of Despatch Data due in from London Hoogkong..
Vesial. 24th Novembar... Í 14th instant Nore
A Mall will cloak für - Swatow-Per Halman, 11th Dec., 9 .M.
Swatow, Amoy and Tamsut-For Dallin
Maru, 12th Dec., 9 AM.
13th Dec, I AM.
Singapore, Penang and Bombay--Per Isekda,
Macao-Par Si Tai, 13th Dec, 1.15 r., Swatow and Deli-Por Signal, 13th Dec, 5 P.M.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow—Par Haiyang, rath Dec., 94.
Swatow spd Shanghai - Par Kwongsong, 14th Dec, 1 AN..
Baari Maru, Jap. 4 s. 1,369, 1. Yamanake, 10th Dec..—Moj: 4th Doc., Coal,-M., B. K. Benledi, Br. 5, 7,509, Webster, roth Dec,-
Singapore and Dec., Gen.--G., L. & Co. Chinbus, Br. ., 1,348. J. Brown, 8th Decong, 13th Dec., II AMA
Casion 7th Dec, Geo-B, & S.
Daijia Mara, Jap. is, gos. Y. Kaburaki, 8th Dec.-Swalow 216 Dec, Camphor and Tea.-O. S. K.
Daiya Maru, Jap. 5.8., 1.735, Kobayashi, pih Dec.,-Wakamatsu 4th Dec, Coal.-M. B. G. K.
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Saigon Per Quaris, 14th Dec, TỪAM. Amoy, Manila, Cebu and Iloilo-Per Sang.
Macao-Fer Swi Tai, 14th Dec, 1.15 .. Manila-Per Taming, 14th Dec, 17, Shanghai-Per Wingsang, 14th Dec. 1 P.M. 14th Dec., 3 7.M.
Semarang and Sourabaya-Per Huichow,
Pressure remains low over the Pacific to the Dakotab, Br. 8.3., 2,593, W. A. Ross, 6th Dec. Prina Ludwig, 15th Dec., II AM.
NE. of Japan, and a further fall of the mercury has taken place over Hokkaido.
Pressure is still bigh over N. China... Fresh monkoon may be expected in the For- mosi Chanol and the N. part of the China Sea. Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hour ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.05 lacber,
FORECAST.
1.-Hongkong and Neighbourhood, 'N.E. winds, moderate or fresh ; fair,
1.-Formosa Channel, same as No. 1. 3.--South coast of Chita between Hongkong and Lamocks, same ni No. 4.
4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan, same as No. 1.
Shipping.
Arrivals,
Prins Sigismund, Ger. 5.5, 3,300, D. Leus, rotb Dec,-Sydney 18th Nov., and Manila 8th Dec. Geb.-M. & Co. Chowfa, Ger, 1.8., 1,055, F. Schmetz, roth Dec., -Hoihow pth Dec, Rice and Wood.-B.
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Siamese fell upon the Brahmins, the long debt which they had incurred (for the Brahmins were held by the people in such reverence and worshipped even as gods) was paid in full. *For at 100m as the people of the country re- alised that they had been duped, as soon as they realised they were serving not gods but mno, suddenly they revolted and the whole of the Brahmin race was practically annihilat. ed. What they could trace in the work of the" Brahmins -- very conspicuously was gradual growth of the grandeur of their archi- tecture. One who made this a matter of study would feel as if a kind of madness possessed The Brahmins. They would appear to have a frantic desire to propitiate the gods on their beball. They considered no labour arduous "which they spent in the work of erecting and ornamenting these temples as sufficient atone- ment for the long tyranny they had observed. ---The immessa- amonst-of-labour-required for the construction of the temple at Ankobat- almost superkomen in itself-staggered imagi: Clara Judian, for Hongay, ination: To-day in all Kambodia they would Zoltang, for Singapore. (only fod 'a small knot of underbrad people, | Hai Fook, for Kwong-chow-wad. for high caste Brahmins had inter-married with Wakamatis Marm, för Wakamaten, other classes. Next to this the Sword of India Dakotak, for iloilo,
Knivsberg, Ger. 5.#, 6:4, A. Nisjahr rath
Dec Haiphong and Hoihow 8th Dec, Rice and Gen.), & Co. Obolsing, Ger. ss, 1911, J. Bruha, toth Dec.,
Bangkok 27th Nov., Rice and Timber. -B. & S. Fri, Nor. s. 550, C. Wagle, ioth Dec,
Falphong 8th Dec, Rice, Asgaard, 'Thoresen & Co.
Signal, Gor, 8.5, 907, G. Schlaikier, 10th Dec., Hanyang Br. 1,307, Trowbridge, toth Haihow gth Dec, Gen.-J. & Co..
Dec.-Canion 9th Dec, Gra—B, & S. | Sungklang, Br. 1.8, 987, W. Shane, roth Dec, Hoilo st. Dec., Sugar, B. & S. Onsang, Br. 42, 1787, E, S, Wooley, toth
wat the caly relic which had been left of the Brahmin rals, and the smpirs built on
ifish principles. The speaker had the oppor fanity of seeing this wonderful sword, which
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Doc,,-Java 29th Dec, Sugar-},, M. & Co.
Ischia, Ital. 1.8., 2,481, G. Belzito, 11th Dec,-- Hombay 17th Nov., and Singapore 2nd
Obenas, Br. 2., 1,300, Jones, rith Dec,-*
Canton 10th Dec, Geo.-B. & S. Clara Jebsen, Ger. 1.4., 1,fag, J. Bendixen, rith ———Dec,—Caston 10th-D&c, Goa¬J,&-Com disarano at the Harbour, Ofəs
Chukwa, for Shanghai, Hatwen, for Swatowi Hanyang, for Swatow Basri Marw, for Molli Pring Sigismund, for Yokobani Tjikini, for Kobe
was only partly exposed for view, viz, a tiny Fairs Mary, for Koba.
bifjör the blade, and the people had to fall on Henladi, for Nagasaki,
to see it. To the fulness of time in tempts made, the Brahmins ceased There was one other trace of the
Daijin Mars for Swalow. Cart Diederickten, for Haiphong
welds, for Shanghalange Gämklang, for Skaughals
—which was the most. Poch Zizdiriching for Hol!
Sao Francisco and Swatow th Dec, Kerosine,.-S. O. Co.
Empress of Japan, Br. s., 3,039, H. Pybus, ..R., 9th Dec,-Vancouver 18th Nov., and Shanghal 7th Doc, Malls and Gen.-- C. P. R. Co.
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Shanghai, Yokohami, Kobe and Moji-Per. Gregory Aptar, 15th Dec.,.10 A.M.
Kuroon, N, India, a Tuticorin Pu Macao-Por Su Tat, 15th Dec., 1.15 P.M. Macao-Por Su Tat, 16th Dec, 1.15 PM. Shanghal-Per Worang, 16th Dec, 3 P.M. Shanghai-Per Chanan, 16th Dec, 6P.M. Swatów, Amoy and Foochow-Per Hai-
Fukora Mart, Jap. 8., 1,945, S. Kumawaki,ching, 17th Dec., 9 AM.
8th Dec-Moji 3rd Dec., Cas! —M, B; G. K.
Halmau, Br. 1.1, 630, J. W, Evans, roth Dec,
-Swatow gth Dec, Geo.-D., & Co,
Maudasau Maru, Imp. ss., 3.74, K. Shimidzu, 7th Dec.,-Miike 2nd Dec., Goal.-M.'B, 'K. Manshu Maru, Jap. ss., 3,254, H. Nishi, roth Dec-Mojl 4th Dec., Gen-T, K, K. Proteus, Nor, 2.5, 1,024, C. Möller, zoth Dec., -Bangkek and Swatow 27th Nov, Gen.— Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
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Quaria, Ger. 18, 1,146, H. Madsen, 8th Dec.,
-from Java, Sugar.-J. C. J. L Samson, Ger, B., 998, R. Petersen, 7th Dec., Bangkok via Swatow 36th Nov, Rice and Teakwood--B. & S. Shakano Man, Jap, 1.5, 2,064, K. Nugata,
10th Dec.-Kiratsu 4th Dec, Coal- Ataka & Co.
Shantung, Br. 1.4., 1,356 Robinson, Bib Dec.,
--Sam'rang 35th Nov., Sugar.-B. & S. Siberia, Am. 3.1, 5,655, A. Zeeder, 6th Dec.
San Francisco gth Nov., and Manila 3rd Dec.. Malls and Gen.-P. M. S, 5. Co. Tacoma Maru, Jap. s., 3,830, H, Yamamoto, 9th Dec,-Shanghai 6th Dec, Flour and Geo.-O. S. K.
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Cerman" Betho.de Chapo', West. Point :—
Boralor Service trăm
St Francis Church Wanghai-Mars (CA),
6 a.m. (Port.), 7.30am, Benediction, 5P. St Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning
Service (Bazilik), to sim.
St Anthony's Chapel West Point -Mass,
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The Rosary Church Kowloon:-Every Sun- day, Main at 7,30 am, and Mus, followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra.
ment, at 9 am."
Union Charch:-Services, I am and 6 p.m.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER December 10th, 1909, a.m.
Mar. Ta. Hu, Wind Wa Vladivostock.7 KM.{3274) X|60| 24 Namaro ..............|6 um.29.73) — W. ||30,01) ----| NW Hakodate ... Toklo
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Halt, Capt. T. P. Gamblin, Mr. C. B. Hamison, A Heid, A. He Harrop, G. E." Heraus, J. N. P. Hewett, Hon. Mr.
Mr B. A.
Holten, Mr. and
Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
B. F.
Rosi, R. E. Soffietti, Paul
Solingnac, G. L
Spalding, RN, Surgeon
and Mrs. A. Di Sparling, Mrs. K.- Splitles, J Square, Miss & and Stuckbandt, W.
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Teenwissen, O. Mrs: Thompson, Mr. & Mrs.
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Thomas, H. P. Vail, D. D...
F. J. and 3 children Hongh, Dr. S. Huggins, Miss N. Hutchison, Major J.O. Whiley, Mr. and Mrs. Hustle, Lt. G.
Innas, Capt. R. IDnes, V.
Jones, W. D.
Kaena, E.
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Kench, O. 0,
Kendall, W. W.
King, O.F Knight, W. Kopp, A.
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Abraham, E. $.
Aguador, T.
Almaroff, Mr.
Arleigh, A.-B.
Baillet, M.
Warnock, Mra, O. B,
W. J. and child White, D.
Whitmarsh, A
Wise, Mrs. B. Lemert Wood, G. G. Wooks, R...
Woolsey, Mrs. T. E Wrongel, R. Baron
ARTOR, HOUSE:
Dalisony, Capt. A. Broc, A. de Brooks, Mr. and.
Morgan Brooks, Miss Brooks, Master Cardozo, Rev.
S.
Herrera, Is. C.
Hindmarsh, Mrs. E; C.
Holmes, Miss.
Holt, H. O.
Hyde, F. H.
Imlach, Mrs. A. F. Kahn, A.
Mrs. Kains, Misa X. M.
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Lapleque, Capt. P. A.
Lochraon, Mr. & Mrs.
and child
Markhan, B.
Martel, L
Comminde, Mr. & Mrs. McAulay, Mrs.
Clark, Miss
E. and baby
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McAulay, Miss
Dement, Mr.
Murga, Ramon
Daydier, A. de Posse!
Pearson, G. W.
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Dreyfuss, A.
Poulsen, H. R
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Gap Rock... MACRO****** Wachow..... Holbow in Pakbo....... Pbalian TQUFADBO
SHANGHAI VIA SIBERIAN Mail to Europe-Per Ankui, 18th Dec, 6 P,M.
Batavia, Samarang and Sourabaya - Per Hollo Tjimahi, sikt Doc, 10 AM–
Cabi Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-Per | Lakran Tonkin, 21st Dec. It AM.
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Macro- Par Swi Toi, 17th Dec., 3.15 P.Ma Manlia Per Yuaniang, 17th Dec, 3 P.M. Moll, Kobe, Yokohama and Tacoma-Per Tacoma Mary, 17th Dec, 3 F.M.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Koba and Yakobama- Per Fembrokeshire, 17th Dec., 3 P.M.
Masila-Per Zafiro, 18th Dec., it A.M. Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu, Iquique, & it, James Callao, Salina Crus and Manzanillo-Per | Aparri ........ 1.E.|19|
Manila.........tak.m. 19,8) Manshu Maru, 18th Dec, ; P.M.
Legaspi....... 6 m. 19 Ba 75 Bacolod.....9 m.
19.85
9.8 December 11th, 1909, m. Via divostock 17.30.23 4170 Neuro......6 am. 29.61 Hakodate ...) Tokio ........ Kochi Nagasak... Kagoshiman Dibima........ NADE Ishigakijima.. Brain 18........ Cheloo... am 30.43 39 Waihalwel m
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Manila-Per Teas, 21st Dec. 3 F.M. Singapore, Penang and Colombo Par Hirana Maru, 21st Dec., I AM.
Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama-Per wala Moru, and Doc, A.M.
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Shanghal-Par Linen, ayrd Dec., 3. P.M. Manila, Thursday Island, Townsville, Bris bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zea Taming, Br. 1.8, 1,350, G. H. Pennefather, Ihland, Melbourne, Adelaide, Dasedia, Perth Telemachus, Br. s.s., 1,340, G. Edwards, 5th 10A.M.
Dec-Manila 7th Dec, Gen.-B. & S.
and Fremantle-Par Kumano Maru, 24th Dec, Dec-Balgon goth Nov, Rice and Gas,
Chinose.
Tjikisi, Dot 1.8., 2,858, H, Koops, 3rd Doc., Tipanas, Dut. s. 3,444, J. B. v. Damme
Batavia zest Nov, Gen.—1. 0. J. L.
Jalink, 10th Dec,Macassar 1st Dac, Sugar and Gen). C. J. L. Wakamatan Maru, [zp. ss., 2,778, U. Aikawa, 6th Dec.-Wakamatsu (Japan) ist Doc.,
Cal—M, B, G, K.
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Honoldia and San Francisco via Siberlan Shanghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Mall to Europe-Fer China, 24th Dec., 31 A.M.
Manila-Por Rabi, 24th Dec, 4 FM. Shangbal, Yokohama, Kobe and Moji-Por Knfrang, 25th Dec, 9 A‚M,
Robi, F. M.
Rossi, Geo. N.
Sargent, L., C.
Saraiheln, Mr.
Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs Saussine, Mr.
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Gomes, A. J. M. de Grail, Miss
Gummer, Mr. and Mrs.
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Bamilton, J. H. B. Hards, H. A.
Selon, Misa H. Sternberg, Alex. Turnar, Mra. Bl. J. Venere, P. Wagner, G. J Wentworth, W. W. Worden, Mr, and Mrs.
GRAIGIEBURN,
Bird, Mr. and Mr. H. Knott, Mes.
W.
Bird, Mr. and Mrs, L.
G.
Kydd, Mr. and Mrs.
W.
Rees, L
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Rilchis, A.
Clothier, H. W..
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Jackman, H. T...
Smith, Crowther
Smith, Mr. and Mh,
Grist
Smith, E. Grans -
Smith, Misa D.
Wilson, G, Les. ··
Alabaster, Mr. & Mrs. Hockaday, W, T,
Auld, Mr..
Archbutt, Mr,
Aubrey, Dr.
Aucott L. F.
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Bayard, Ool
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Hankow... 5 am. Kloklang Shanghala 30.26 Catrind Manila, Yap, Friederich Wilhelmshafos, Sharp Peak Kabach, Herbertshobs, Matupl, Brisbane, Amoy 64m 30.05 Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Swalow....... Dunedin, Melbourne, Adalaide, Perth and Taikoko Fremantle-Fer Prinu Sigismund, 30th Dec., Taicko. BAILING VESKIS,
5.1.
TAIDED Comet, Br, barque, 2,890, W. J. Davis, 18th Shanghal Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Koshun
Now, from New York, Petroleum.-S. O. | Honolulu and San Francisco–Per Hanchuria,|| Pescadores „ . Co,
jest Dec, 11 AM. Jateopells, Br. 4-masted barque, móji,, F. Dawag, 14th Oct.-Canton 13th Oct, - Ballast—5,-0,-Co‚—- Lyndhurst, Br. ship, 2,244, Parnell, 16th Oct.,
-Canton 15th Oct., Ballast.—§. 0. Co.
ODUK RETURNS.'
HONGKONG AND WHAMEDA DOCKS, H.M.F.M.S. Raicha at
Amella
H.M.S.-Virago marino
Hilar as neede
H.M.S. FA
H.M.S. Taka.
Kowlow Deck!
Tjikini...nummerne Cosmopolitan
TAIKOO1 DOCKS.
Port, Gunboat Macau. at Quarry Bay Docks Sibarin kodemMUJE, M
· HONGKONG TIDE TABLK.
From December 11th to 17th, 1909.
HIGH WATER.
Hongkong
LOW WATER
Hongkong
229.99 B.m.30.49 63
Canton Hongkong soRm 10.07|69| Victoria Jea
·Gap Rock-aad ———— 30,01 - Macho
Wachow........ 30.14 61 Holhow **** Pakho Phoitan
15 porod. 2.23.130,02 66 Touran -
Q. Ste James.
Apar
Legaspi
Bacolod Holla
Baromatas
omd Bayly, L. M
Hughes, Key
Humphreys, W. M,-
Jack, Miss.
Jacks, P.
Jaffries, H. N.
Jorgensen, MrK
Beadball, Staff Sergean Kaight, D. G.
and Mr.
Lack, Mr. And Mrs,
Bedford, Col. and Mrs. Lakin, Me",
Bell, Capt, and Mrs.
Bowdler, Mrs.
Lander, La. Golj
Lester, Mr.
Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. - Lyddon, Cap Campbell, Miss O.
Martin, R.
Campbell, Rev. & Mrs. May, K. AG.
Champmerio, Mr. and Probyn, E.A.ME., Major
Mr. P. da
* Pyne, Major!! Chaplain, Miss *****
"Root, "Mr."kich”: Men, Coku, Lt. and btra Van darmond Cousland, Mr. & Mrs. Rens, Consul, da
Sawer, Mis. Davy, Missy bed (Sinclair, APAL Dawson, Me, mradi
Smith, A. Findlay Dodgson, Lt, and Mis' Stacpola, Lt Col Sutherland, BMR.
Earla, Meg
Edwards, Mr. & MISUMIRRO
Fayrer, Sir Joseph and Thornhill, Rov
Lody Badia & Topp 1. R Finch, Capt. and Mrs, - Totton Friedrich Mr.Gunnatti Tarnst Gunther, Had Warning: Capt Hancock, Mr, and, Miesjä
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