THE HONGKONG · TELEG
CRIMEA AND
G.F, Beville, Sir. G, D. Barker, MUTINY VETERANS.Sir George Wolseley, G. Mairis, Sir P.8, Lamsden, Sir F. R. Given Official Mark of Distinction. Hansell, Sir H. Prendergast, Sir R.S. Hill-Sale, Sir W. Stirling- Sir S, de B. Edwards, W. Ban- Hamilton, Sir J. Watson, V.C. nerman, G. Bidie, and Sir C. Colvin-Smith.
All Army officers who served in the Crimean and Indian Mo- tiny campaigns are now distin guished in the official liste by the capital letters "0" and M" placed before their names. The number of officers who served in the two campaigns is limited, but those who still appear in the. Army List, and with exceptions, have appeared continuously since before the Crimes in 1854, aro sa follows:
Crimean and Mutiny Campaigns. Field-Marshal Viscount Wol-
+
Sir Evelyn
seley.
Field-Marshal Wood V.C.
Surgeon Major-General Sir J. B. C. Reade.
General Sir Robert Biddulph, Colonel Commandant Royal Ar- tillery.
Major-General J, E. Swindley, Lieutenant-General Sir H. Le G. Geary, Colonel Commandant Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-General Sir E. Markham, Colonel Commandant Antillery.
Colonel P. E. Hill, late Royal Artillery.
Lieutenant-Generale-Sir B. L. Gordon, Sir J, Hille-Johnes, V.C,, EA, Brownlow, Sir F. M. Col- ville, Sir F. Lance, H.H. Later, v, O., Sir H. Moore, A. H. Prin- sep, E. C. Griffin, 0, A, Good- follow, V.O., Sir G, B, Milman, and F, S. Iredall,
Major-Generals-Sir C. Ash-
FT. burnham, O.T. Gregorie, F. Hardy,
Jones Vaughan, O.W. Robinson, R.C. Stewart, A. Clerk, O.B. Girand, Sir W.L. Pemberton, Sir A.F. Bradshaw, J. M. Galloway, O.A. Moore, J.C. Stewart, Sir R. Westmacott, F.W. Ward, W.H. Ralston, H. Cook, F. Hardy, H. Stewart, B.C. Anderson, W. Win- Chapman, C.S. Maclean, G.
Bon, J. Buggles, R.D. Campbell, J.T. Harris, B.R, Chambers, A.L. | Playfair, and A.T. Moore.
Other Noted Names.
The Crimean roll is not such a long one in the Army List and embraces such noted names as those of Higginson, Pakenham, Bengough, Olive, Roberts the Lieutenant-General Sir J. O. Australian, Moncrief, Lord Wil- McLeod, Colonel Royal High-liam Seymour, and the Dake Janders.
of Grafton, who was severely Their wounded at Inkerman. records would fill a book, and the roll includes the following gene- ral officers."
Major-General Luke O'Connor,
V.O.
Major-General E. D. Smith. Major-General A. H. Stephens. Major-General A. E. Warren. Colonel F. L. Eldrige. Surgeon General Sir A. D. Home.
Lieutenant-General
F.
0.
Wilkinson.
Deputy Surgeon General Sir R. W..Jackson.
Deputy Surgeon-General E. M. Sinclair,
Lieutenant-General W, A. Mac-"|
kesy.
Major General Sir A. II. W. Williame, late R, H. A.
Lieutentant-General Sir J. B.
Edwards:
Major General W. L S. Dic king.
Major-General Sir A. G. War
ren,
Major-General Sir 3. Mostyn. Survivors,
Generals The Duke of Graf- ton, Lord William Seymour, F. W. Hastings, Sir H. W. Montagu, H. R. Browne,Sir W. G. Cameron, Sir J. H. Dunne, Sir G. W. A, Higginson, A. D. Galland, E. H. Olive, W. H. Bradford, and Sir E. Morris.
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MAILS VIA SIBERIA.
Laft
London Jan. 30 Jan. 31
The Shanghal Feb. 15 Feb. 17.
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MAILS CLOSE.
Philippine Islands, Yap, Maronn,
PH, FRIDAY - FEBRUARY 21, 1913.
SHIPPING NEWS.
HREN ARRIVED NU
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 21st at 11.30.- The antioyolone is now central to the Touru Maru, Jap. s.s., 2,065, Na-east of Japan. A depression has kao, 20th Feb-Milke formed over China and Manchuria 14th Feb., Coal.—M, 3, K.
Pressure is decreasing along Frithjof, Nor. ss., 898, O. Ander-the 8. coast of China and over
sen, 20th Feb-Bangkok Indo-China. 13th Feb., Rios.~A.T.& Co
Prins Sigismund, Ger. s... D. Lenz, 20th Feb-Yoko hama 13th Feb., Gen.--- M. & Co. Kashing, Br. es, 1,143, Lewis, 20th Feb. Cabu 16th Feb., Ballast-B, & 8. Haimun, Br. 8.8, 641, Evans, 21st Feb-Swatow 20th Feb, Gen.-D. L. & Co. Kaifong, Br... Plunkett Cole,
096/ Mail Steamers
THE PENINSULAR
The monsoon is interrupted AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.
along the E. coast of China," ' It will probably moderate over the N. China Sea.
STARE
Hongkong. Rainfall for the 24X7ILL despatch VESSELS & the Underimentional PORTS on or aloit hours ending at 10 am to-day, VV the DATES name
W ⚫.03 inches.
FORECAST FOR THE 24: HOURS ENDING AT NOON, TO-MORROW
District.
A 21st Feb.-Manila 19th 1 Hongkong and Mauiang, Br. 8.8., 1,644, A. O. A
Feb., Bugar-Order. Neighbourhood
and Sabine
Samarai, Fred. Wil helmshafen, Rabaul Her- bertshohe, Matupi, Aus- tralia, Tasmania New Zealand via Brie bane-Per Prinz, Sigis- mund, 22nd Feb., 8 am. Haiphong and Pakhol-Per
Johanne, 22nd Feb, 8
a.m.
Haiphong Per Hanoi, 22nd Fab,,
9 a.m.
Straits, and India'via Bombay-
2.m.
2 Formosa Channel
8 South coast of China between H.K. and Lamooka 4 South coast of China between H.K. and Hainan.
Corneck, 21st Feb.- Sandakan 15th Feb.. Lumber.-J., M. & Co. Johanne, Gor: 8.5, 952, Ipland, 21st Feb-Macao 20th Fab, Salt-J & Co. Rickmers, Dutch 8.6., de Vries, 21st Tob-Amoy 20th Feb., Ballast.-A. P. & Co.. Achilles. Br. e.s.. 7034, Bailey, 21st Feb.-Shanghai 18th Feb., Gen.B. & 8. Kutsang, Br. ss., 3,109, Bradley, 21st Feb-Singapore 15th Feb., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Br. s.s., 4,250, O. Jones. Station. R.NR. 21st Feb-Lon- don 11th Jan., Gen.-P. &0. Co.
Per Ischia, 22nd Feb., 11 | Nankin, Shanghai, North China, Japan via Moji-Per Nankin, 22nd Feb., 11 am Formosa via Takao, Shanghai
Tientsin and Dairen-- Per Taito-maru, 22nd Feb., 11am..". Philippine Islands-Per Yuen-
sang, 22nd Feb., 1 p.m. Macao-Per Bui Tai, 22nd Feb.,
Siberian
Mali,
1.15 p.m.. Shanghai
and North China (Europe via Si- beria)-Per Chenan, 22nd
Feb., 5 p.m.
Lieutenant-Generals G. H. Moneriet, Sir A. L. Lyttelton- Swatow and Straite Per Chow- Annesley, Sir W. Bellaire, F.G.T.|| tai, 22nd Feb., 5 p.m. Deshon, T, H. Pakenham, A Tientsin-Per Cheongshing, 22nd
Feb., 5 p.m. Wombwell, Hon. B. M. Ward, J. T. Dalyell, and H. Kent.
Hoihow, Haiphong and Pakhoi
Michael Jebsen, 22nd Feb., 5 p.m.
9 a.m.
Major-Generale A. C. Haw- kina, W. Allan, Sir H. M. Ben-Swatow-Per Haimun, 23rd Feb., gough, W. W. Corban, T. F. Dixon, E. H'D. Fairclough, C. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow via Sir E. Leach, H. J. Maclean, A. FitzGerald, Sir C. B. Knowles,
Terapleton, Sir A, B, Tulloch, A. S. M. Browne, H. B. Feilden, W. H. Hawley, and W. D. Tompson.
Tamsui – Per Daigi- maru, 23rd Feb., 9 n.m. Macao-Por Bui Tai, 24th Feb.,
1,15 p.m. Shanghai, Tsingtau, Nor th China, and Japan via Kobe (Europe via Siberia). -Per Nera, 24th Feb., 5 p.m.
Siberian
Mail.
|
CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE. Feb. 20. Fushike-maru, for Canton. P. E. Freidrich, for Yokohama. Kashing, for Saigon..
Feb. 21. Haitan, for Fooohow, #huyen, for Hongay. Choogva, for K. O. Wan. Landrat Scheiff, for Bangkok. Sabine Rickmers, for Foochow.
Nurex, for Tarakan.
Bellerophon, for Liverpool. Locksun, for Bangkok.
Nankin, for Yokohama. Chiyuen, for Shanghai.
Dalio-maru, for Takao, Taiwan, for Saigon.
7
DEPARTED.
Feb. 21.
PE, Friedrich, for Shanghai. Baitan, for Foschow. Shansi, for Canton. Ohiyuen, for Shanghai. Landrat Scheiff, for Hoihow. Paklat, for Saigon.,, Huichow, for Tientsin. Glenhee, for Saigon.
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FOR
SHANGHAI, MOI, KOBE &
NÁNKIN
Forecast.
E. winds, moderate;
fair to showery, fog in morning N.E. winds, strong: inoderating
The same as No. 1.
The same AB No 1.
China Coast Meteorological
Register.
21st February, a.m. --
Wind.
Hour
Barometer.
Temperature||
Humidity.
D'tion.
Force.
Wostock 7a 30.03 24`95 Nemuro Hakodate 30.27- Tokio Kochi
W
6a30.26-
13
Д
192
30.28 30.17
nnw 1
11
n
"
H
Nagasaki 30.09 K'shima 30.10 Oshima Naha Ishi'ilma Bonin Is. Chefoo Whaiwei 30.0036 90 BBW 3 Hankow
ose 3
he g
30.04 30.01 29.99
680 1
nne 2 B01
Ichang
Weather.
YOKOHAMA... Capi. Owen Jones, n...n.
SHANGHAI...........
LONDON, via USUAL PORTE or
L'INDON & ANT- WERP.S'roE, Prsine, OmnO, PORT SAID, MARNHELLES.....')
ARD
DELTA
DAP. Martin, B.M.R.
DEVANHA
| Onpt. W. B. Hickoy.
· SOMALI
Capt. W. W.Ccoke, E.N.R.
TO SALON PRIMARY
about
Freight and
22nd Feb Passage
about 1 Freight and 27th Feb,
Nuon
1st March
Freight and Pasing"
about.
6th March
All the above steamers are fitted with wireless Telegraphy.
For Freight; or Passage apply to
P. &0. 8. N. Co.'s office,
Hongkong, 19th February, 1918,
E. A. HEWETT,
Superintendent
NORDDEUTSCHER
LLOYD.
BREMEN.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES
ETHAMKEN.
Foa SHANGHAI, NAGA-1 SAKI, KOBE and YOKOHAMA...............) MANILA, YAP, MAR-
PRINZEITELFRIEDRICH Capt. C. Mundt
TUESDAY,
4th March.
End of
February
Kinkiang
TO LO
[FRIDAY,
Changsha
16,000
17
Shanghai, 30.0241 100 ese 1 e Gutzlaff 29.9745-880 10m Sharp P. 7a30.0955 —— ' — 0 0 Amoy
6&30.0758 89 80 16 Swatow 30.1059 88 ese 2 c Taihoku 5a29.99 nw 2-
21st Feb.,
6a.m.
ONN, SAMARAI, NEW-PRINZ SIGISMUND GUINEA, BRISBANE SNEY & M'BOURNE.
SATURDAY.
Capt. D. Leux
6,000
Taichu
30.04 Tainan 30:02 Koshun 30.01 P'dores Canton
0
**
1
,, 30.01
9 & 30.0162 86
H'kong
6 & 29.99-
Gap Rock
.. 29.9964
ne 6 KOBE and YOKOHAMA
de 8
e 3 o ene 5 c ene 2 o
PRINZ WALDEMAR
22nd February at 9 am
About,pri
Capt. H. Bremer
8,100
|KUDAT & SANDAKAN (BORNEO
1Capt. F. Sembill:
Macao
Marshall, Miss
| Pakhoi
Hoihow Phalien Tourane
68 29.92 68
29.89 70
31
30 40 sw 2 b
0. St. J. Aparri Manila Legaspi Iloilo Bacolod Ceku Labuan
11
29.89 72
no 4 c
34
29.9272
ase 1 c
LLOYD,
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20.9272 29.9275 9a29.9180
0
10
0 b
ne 1 b
GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and “OHINA.,
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n1c-
Hongkong, 2011 February, 1918,
PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Par 8.8. Kaifong, arrived 21st inst, from Manila :---
There are, of course, othere who took part in the campaigns, whose names do not now appear in the Army List, and also some among the non-effective names or Swatow, Amoy and Fooohow-mot in the liata of recipients of Orders.
At the head of the Indian Mutiny veterans stands Field- Marshal Earl Roberts, V. C.; and the list includes General Sir Digh ton Probyn, for long associated with the Soveregia and the Court; General Sir Märtin Dillon, the famous Greonjacket; General Sir Henry Brackenbury, one of the stal warts at the War Oflice during Change of Captain. the South African War Lieuten- We are informed that Captain ant-General Sir J: Hille-Johnea E.H. Pratt, R.N.R, late in com. V.C., the life-long friend of Lord mand of the C.M. s.s. Yu Shun, Roberts, and who accompanied has been appointed Captain of him to South Africa as 'comrade; the same company's s.e. Chi Yuen General Sir Richard Harrison, & in place of the late Captain| famous sapper, Quartmaster- Jamieson. General in Pall-mall, and hero of Lucknow; the well-known Gor-
We have to acknowledge re- dons: Lord Wolseley's brother; ceipt of a very tasteful calendar and the boarera of such famous issuedly the Societa Nationale di Ladian names as Lumsden, Stow- Servizi Marittime, and of a blot-,| art, and Prendergast. The Mutiny ling book and calendar from Mas- Generals who still appear in the pero Freres, oigarette manufac Army List as active, employed, turera Cairo, which is one of the colonels of regiments, or under neatest productions we have soon. one or other of the various head- ings are officially given as under: Field Marshal Earl Roberts,
V.O.
Generala-Right Hon. Sir Dighton Probyn, V.O., Sir M. Dillon, Right Hon. Sir H. Brac konbury, W.8. Thatch, Sir R. Harrison, Sir T. E Gordon, Sir
IT'S SAID
Calendars.
Siberian
Mail.
French
Mail.
Straits
A Pure Accident. At the Police Court this morn ing, a rickaha coolie was charged with knocking down an Indinn constable. Inspector Macdonald, who had charge of the case, said he thought the matter was a Japan pure accident, and the defendant was accordingly discharged.
"You can't please every
body" But JOHNSTONE'S
M. P. WHISKY has a splendid
start: It is only a question of
getting every body to try it.
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Per Haiyang, 25th Feb., Carle
9 a.m.
Shanghai. North China Japan via Moji, Victoria
B.Ü., and Seattle (Europe via Siberia)Per Shid- zuoka aru, 25th Feb,
10
Saigon. Straits. Ceylon, Adelaide, Western Aus- tralia, India, Aden, Egypt and Europe, via Marseil- lea (Late Letters 11 to Noon. Extra Postage 10 cents). Uetters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clerance will be included in this contract mail.)- Per Ville de la Ciotat, 25th Feb, 11 am.
and India via Calcutta
For Jelinga, 25th Feb,
noon.
Philippine
Per B. Kutang, arrived 21st inst., from Singapore :~~ Bibby, Mr. and Fleming, Mr. &
Mrg.
Mrs. Paul. Dr.
PASSENGERS, DEPAR TED.
Per 8.8. Biberia, sailed on 18th inst., for San Francisco, &o:- Arde:son, L. Anderson, Miss
H.
Laloaca, B. L. Komor, Geo.
Alexander, A
Lee Shee, Mrs Lerrigo, Geo. E Andrews, Mra E. Leckliter, W.
H.
M.
Briggs, Miss M. Bon, G.H.O.D. Prasit, Nai Briggs. Dr. and
Wuchow 9a
29.9185 0 1b
F. Claxton, Director.
All the steamors of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Naw System of Telefunken,
For further Particulars, apply to
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degrees Fahrenheit on the level 1 Barometer, reduced to 32 of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths.
2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit..
saturation, the Humidity of air 3 Humidity, in percentage of
saturated with moisture being 100, 4 Direction of Wind, to two points.
5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Scale.
Hongkong-South China Coast Ports.
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STRANSKIPS
·HAFTAN ***** HAIYANO "ou'
CAPTAIN
KÜN ZMAYING,
J. S. Roach .... | FRIDAY, 21st Feb., at 10a.m. A. E. Hodgin***
TUESDAY, 25th Feb., at 10 ■ ̧¤N!
o Rebut on |HAICHING..... | W. O. Pasmanya..... | FRIDAY, 28th Feb., at 10 am
Blackwood, R. O. Lowenstein F. Blackwood, Miss Lilly, Hies
0.,
Linter, J. E. McDowell, J. Mallord, T. F. Moin. T.
Moors, L. 0. Marris, L.
6 State of Weather, b blue sky, Moin, D.
o detached cloud, d drizzling rain Nolasco, Kre. Pt fog, g gloomy, h hall, l' light- Oakes, Mr. and ning, o overcast, p passing Pierce, 8. R
& Mrs. B. F. showers, q squally, r rain, s snow, t, thunder, v visibility, w dew wet). Phipp, rand0 Rain in inches, teaths and
Mrs. I Ehundredths.
Mr
0.A.
Macao-Fer Bui Tai, 25th Feb., Belknap,
1.15 pm.
Telands-Per Zafiro,
Briggs Master
0. 25th Feb., 3 p.m. via Kobe, Yokohama, Careiro, Miss H.
Batchelor, J. J.
Victoria, Tacoma, and Collins, M. J. Vancouver, B.0 Per Caravarro, J. O. Ixion, 25th Feb. 2 p.m. Philippine Islands, Japan via
Nagasaki,
Honolulu, Canada, United States
Callen, W. O.
Clarke, WP
Dawes, J. M
Reid, Mrs
Ramos, V.,
Ransome, Dr. G.
A.
Reinfschneider,
-METEOROLOGICAL.
Previous
Thilippine Islands Per Kalfong Edgecomb, A, E. Robertson Mise Humidity
25th Feb., .p.m.
Feb. 3 p.ro.
Fort Bayard, Haiphong, Fakhoi JEA
*KETE
21.
30.01
63
85
Observatory, 20th Feb., 1919 T. F. Claxton, Director, TIDE TABLE.
Dinitrieff, K. and South America via Dabelstein, Mr. &
Day On Date On Date San Francisco-Per Mr. A
Mr & Mrs R Barometer 29.96 30.00 China, 25th Feb., 2 p.m.
Dunning, E. H, C. T.
Temperature. 69 68 87-94 Edgecomb, E. W. ̈ ̄L. B. ⠀ Ningpo-Por Sheohsing, 25th Freer, Miss
Silva, Mra, A. de Direction}
Wind
E Ferrer, Mr. & Mrs Saito, G. F.
Force Brem, LJ.
Weather and Beigon-Per, Bir Frigge, Mias H. Smith, A. N.
Rain idang, 26th Feb., & a-m watow-Par Haimun, 26th Feb., Flaker, F. G.Stanton. Mr. &
Fonner, G. T. Sexton, Dr. B. Highest open air Temperature, on the 19th
Lowest 98.m.
Furnoisco. L. J, Mrs. J. W, Haiphong, Pakhoi and Saigon-Fowler, Mr. and Sohwell, A..
Per Bungklang, 26th Mrs. J. A. Stein, My A. Feb., 9 am,
W. Faulk, Mr. and Philippine Islands, Australia
Mrs. LO Stone, Mr. and Tasmiinia and New Zea| Fay, E. Aloj})}_{Mm ̈AW; die land via Port Darvin Findley, Dr. W. Tong Kut Bin
Per Guthrie, 26th Feb, 11out code an Thayer, J. B: 5.44 Abam. www.newid Graca, J. AZ Tobin, RJ Shanghai and North China-Per Ganavarro, Mrs. Torfhara, F
Hangsang, 26th Feb. 114 ]J, M^D^ «Talmage,MissI a.myaka Garnjost, FWTalati, B... Macao-Per Sui Tai, 25th Feb Glass, Le Wade, Je
1.15 p.m. Västma Shanghal, North China, Welhai
gwell Chiefdo and Daly
Perlangchow, 26th Febija pime
"All productions" of the ALEX- ANDRA OAFE 00, are under the strictest European Super
Feb. 15th to 21st Feb., 1913.
#
High. Water
Hongkong
Meta
Satan
35 20 4
130 $
Mon,
16 Na inferior High
4
No inferior High'
•Wase
T
*7.0701.7
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