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Intimations.

THE CHINA REVIEW. HE widely-expressed regret at the dis continuance of Notes & Queries on China and Japan, has induced the publish ars of this journal to issue a publication similar in object and style, but alightly modified in certain details.

THE CUINA REVIEW, or Notes and Queries on the Far East, is issued at in- tervals of two months, each number can taining about 66 octavo pages, occasionally illustrated with lithographis, photographs, woodcuts, de, should the papers published dewand, and

and the circulation justify, anch extra matter.

The subscription is Gred at $6,50 postage paid, per annum, payable by non-residents in Hongkong half-yearly in adraner.

Tho publication includes papers original and selected upon the Arts and Sciences, Ethnology, Folklore, Geography, Bistory, Literature, Mythology, Manners and Cu toms, Natural History. Religion, &c., & of China, Japan, Mongolia, Tibot, the Eastern Archipelago and the Far Hast" generally. A mor

A more detailed list of subjects upon which contributions are specially invited is incorporated with each number. Original contributions in Chinese, Latin, os For French, German, Spanish, Stalian os

Elencoura tnguese, ara adimissible. Are made to present a resumé in each number of the contents of Lid must recent works bearing on Chinese matters. Great attention is also paid to the Review department.

Notes and Replies sev glasaíüed toge ther as "Notes" (head references being given, when furnirhat, to provious Notes

QT

Queries), se are also those queries which

though asking for information, furnish new

or unpublished details concerning the mat.

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ter in band. It is donirable to make the Querlos proper as brief and as touch to the point as possible,

The China Review for Jaly and August, It says that forty-two 1875, is at hand. easys were sent in to compete for the best paper on the advantages of Christianity for the development of a State, All our learn- ed societies should subsoribe to this schularly

Revieto

It is a sixty

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(Revised December 1st, 1880.)

In the following Statements and Tables the Rates are given in cents, and are; for Levies, per half once, for Books and Patterop, per tico ounces

We have instituted as an experiment A VISITORS' COLUMN, which we trust will prove successful, and he found use mul for it will be relegated from time to time such itens of information, lists,

Newspapers over four ounces in weight tables and other intelligence as is con

are charged as double, trehle, &c., as the sidered likely to prove valuable to per cano niny be, but sucir papers or packets or sous passing through the City, and

be sent at Book Kate. Two in connection with we have opened wspapers must not be folded together as a. SELECT HOTEL AND BUSINESS one, nor must anything thateuer he inserted DIRECTORY, applications for enrolment are hard ide Supplements. Irinted into which we are now ready to receive matter may however, be enclosed, if the whole be paid ut Book Rate: Prices Cor- ent may be paid either an Newspapers ur

List of Public Buildings. Government House, North of Public

.Gardeus.

City ifall, Library (8,100 volumes)

Muscum,-Freu

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Commercial Papers signify such papers as, though Written by Hand, do not bear the character of an actual or personal corro spondence, such invoices, deeds, copied amusic. de. The charge on them in the same as for broka, but, whatever the weight at a packet containing any partially written paper, it will not be charged less than 5

Public Gardens, a beautifully picturesque

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No. 6678-MAY 25, 1881,

Merchant Vessels in Hongkong Harbour.

Exclusive of late Arrivals and Departures reported today

To facilitate finding the position of any vessel in the Harbour, the Anchorage is divided into eight Feetlers, commencing at Green Island. Vessels near the Bengkong shure are marked h., near the Bowlcong there hay and those in the Lody of the Shipping or midway between each shote arv marked c., in conjunction with the figures denoting the sections.

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L. From Green Island to the Gaï Worke.

2. From Gas Works to the Novelty Iron Works,

3. From Novelty Iron Works to the Harbour Master's Office. 4. From Harbour Master's to the P. and U, Co.'s Office.

Vessel's Name.

Stoamere

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Facket. The Post Office interver the Achilles ...... right of selecting th- opportunity for trans-

Rowen mission, and of delaying delivery in case

the sumber of

is such as to retard Ch. Townzend Hon. 2 Bradley

To limit of weight for Books and Cem-ather correspondance. No responsibility | Charlton

is accepted. regard to any parcel, bo Cleveland

ouness, and must col exced theat

with

General Post Office, Hongkong Club,mercial Papers to Foreign Post Offices is

the sys.om of Registration will secure the Consolation German Cluby Supreme Court, &c., 4 lbs. i'atterns for such offices are lieudern against any but a very remote pro

ย dimensions: 8 inches by 4 inches by 3 bability of loss. meten.

within a stone's-throw,

Lusitano Cub and Library, Shelley St. Government Office, the Sveretariat, &e,

neur the Public Gardens.

St. Jchu's Cathedral" (Anglican), `obuvė

the Parade Ground.

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Countries of the Postal Union. The Union may be taken to comprise urope, Raat forviga pussessions in Asia, Japan, W. frids, Egypt, Mauritius, albe strictly obazred,

America, Mexics, Salvador, Brazil

Ronny Catholic Cathedral, Wellingtoro, Chili, Venezuela, be Argentine

Street.

Republic, Jamaica, Trinidad, Guians Bermuda, Labuan, with all Honduras,

Franch, Netherlands, Fortugnest Danish,

Spanish Colonies.

Union Church, Elgin Street,

St. Peter's Sentuen's Church, West Paint.

St. Josepli's (1.C.) Church, Garden

Road, near Kennely Roa Temperance Hall, specially adapted for seit-faring men, Queen's Road Enet.

and enterprising repertory of what scho-Sailors' Ioane, West Point.

paged, bi-

lars are ascertaining about China. The

lecture on Chinese Poetry in this volume is E. E, A. and Chinn Telegraph. Co., and alone worth the price of the Review. the Grent Northeru Telegraph Co.,

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deres China Review Hongkong.-Northern Marina Winge, Queen's Iloud. Christian Advocate (U.S.)

Trubner's Oriental Record contains the fo lowing untics of the China Revisse - Thin Is the title of a publication, the first number of which has lately reached ve from long kong, where it has been set on fant as in Home respecte a contiamation of Notes Queries on China and Japan, the extinction of which useful serial a year or two ago has beets much regretted in Europe an in China. Theprosent publication, judging is intended to by the number now before us, iB occupy a position, as regards China and the neighbouring countries, somewhat similar to that which has been filled in India by tho Calcutta Review. The great degree of at toption

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Victoria Recreation Club-Bath-house and Bont-house, &c,,Praya, beyond the Cricket Ground, beside the City Hall.

The Barracks and Naval and Military

Store Departments lie to the east word, and cover a largo area,

Stores, Books, &c. General Outfitter, Hosier, Tailor, e-T. N. Daiscort, 45 and 17, Queen's Hond, by special appointment to H.B. the Governor.

that has been bestowed of lato years upon the investigation of Chinese literature, optiquities, and encial developments, to any nothing of linguistic studice, has led to the accumulation of

of important stores of inform ation, rendering some such channel of

of pub- Chronometers, Watches, Jeweller licity as is now provided extremely desir able; and contributions of much interstaps and Charts-G. FALCONER & CO., may-fairly be looked for from the members Tueou's Road Central.

and specially selected Cigars--MAC- LWEN, FRICKEL & CO.

of the foreign consular services, the Chinese- American and English Stores, Books, Justeme corps, and the missionary body; Among whom a

scholarship is now arsiduously cultivated, and who are severally represented in the Bret number of the evita by papers highly | creditable to their respective authors.

In

a paper on 1. Legge's She hing, by the

Her. E. J. Eitel, to which the place

Chair and oat fire.

honour is deservedly pivon, an excellent LEGALISED TAFF OF Fares for Chairs,

summary is presented of the chronological problems and arguments involved in con- nexion with this important work. Some translations from Chinese novels and playe are marked by both

accuracy and freshneas

of style; and an account of the career of the Chinese poet statesman of the eleventh century, Su Tung-p'u, by Mr. H. C. Bowra, is not only bistorically valuable, but is also distinguished by its literary grace. Beside notices of new books

molating

to China and the East, which will be a useful feature of the Review, if carried out with punctuality and detail, we are glad to notice that "Notes" **Queries " Jestined find a place in its pages also. It is to be hoped that this opening for contribution on Chinese subjects may evoke a similar degree of literary zeal to that which was displayed during the lifetime of its prode cesser in the field, and that the China Reviews may receive the support necessary to insure its continuance. The publication is intend

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8. From Pier to East Point.

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K'loon Dock

27th inat

S70 May 20, N. Telegraph Co.

Captain.

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Kloon Dock

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&Co.

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alley of arou. H. O. Orated

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55 May 21 Capt. Conner

277 May 18 Douglas Laprak & Co.

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sa goneral rule, is liable to Custome duties,

Himalaya Hwai Yuen Killarney Lenno

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Meme Midlothian SAMON

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str. 100 May 18.

1984 May 25ardine, Matheson & Co.

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Europe, &c.

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str. 1000 May 20ìbb, Li gaton & Co.

atr. 920 May 25C. M. 9. N. Co.

Men-of-war in Hongkong Harbour.

Date of

Fessel's Name.

£60 JUMP •

Frag.

Class

Ton.

Guns, H. P.

Arrival.

7 b

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0 German Corvette

Britisk British Chinese British

2000

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462

2400 May

100

2

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160

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364

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May 25

Mar 24 April 26

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160

British

milltary hospital

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Chinese

revenue cruiser

600

120

May 29

6 b

triinh

gunboat guabost

400

60

May 11

May 23

20

turret-ship

360

3

must be accompanied with the fall amount tapping (including commission) in cheque, postage Ling Feng

of soch, and a or other equivalent of each stumps.

Magpie ......... little margin should be left variations

for

VENTES

of exchange. The Postmaster issues the Pang-chon-hai

the order, sends it on in

and sarelope,

Sheldrake returna the obange, if any, by first

oppor

Tamega...... with

a receipt for the letter, if it

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tunity,

ba.

wera to be registered, as it always should

he. Care should be taked to send these applications in time, as the Money Order Offices close some hours before the depar

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the maila,

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The commission is as followŃ Z---

4

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............ 36 £764 ??

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Local and Intercolonial Orders.

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JJ

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Portug. ↑ written Commodore's flag-ship | 3057

British

HONGKONG, MACAO AND CANTON RIVER

Commander.

Paul Kopfer

W. G. Boott

J. Fazrom

R. H. Napler.

C-H. Palmer get

1-Com. MSL Badger

Rio Carvalho Ch Ocanaoders Coming:

CHINESE QUN.VESSELS IN CANTON

Commander

60.

A Gelley

Chan Ti hu

STEAMERS.

-WATERS,&0.

Name.

Tona

Oaptain

Owners

Name:

Tons

Guns H. P.

An-lan

921

:70

Idu Kno-chang

Ichang

Kin Shan

700 Ogston

4.57

Butterfield and Swire

Chen-to

921

70

J. Swart

HL, 0, & M. 8,-bost Co.

Chien-ju!

-80

17

Ching-laing

180

F. Beaded

Kia Kiang

Kiang-ping

Chun-tang

150

40

-120.

Leung Yi ting

Hue-shan

24

H. J. Faunch

Powan

Spark

White Cloud

Yotsal

860

Holmen

1890 Cazy

140 Eefavour

280 Hoyland

100 | McDougall

Labe

.80

220

E., O. & M. 8.-boat Co Tching po

Shen-chi Tching.on

Peng-chou-hal Quảng

562

125

C. B. Paliser

130

Lá Fidgetya.

200

50

D. Rela

160

40

100

Chlu

E. anheong & Sons

Taing-po

380

60%

Ti-bn

8

Johnson =

Yümin

O; M.. 8. 8. Ca

617 Benning, T. B., O. & M. 8-boat Co. tai tung-bung

H., O. & M. S.-bost Co H., O. & M. S.-boat Col-ing

FOOCHOW SHIPPING IN PORT. May 14, 1881. MERCHANT STEAMEDO.

6. Boxbolders who desire to send Circu lara, Dividend Warrants, Invitations, Garda, 8.50 k., all of the same weight, to addresses in Hoogkong, Bangkok, or the Ports of Chine 1.78 and Japan, may deliver them to the Post Office unstamped, the postage baing ther Fuch 1.50 charged to the sender's scconut

batch mnat consist of at least ten.

Boxholders may also sand Patterns to the same places in the same way. En relopes containing Fatterns may be wholly olosed if the nature of the contents be first exhibited or stated to the Postmaster Tumpass.

41,or General, as he may consider necessary, and or Pullaway Boats, per Day, '·

approved by liai, Printial Circulars may Que Hour, Half-an-Hou,

BI Lhe order be not præsented within" If he isgarted if such 1attern Packers After GP

.10 cents exir.

ix months an additional commission will PAROELS.Tho public in reminded that, there is no such thing sa Farcel Post the money will be forfeited. When the

be charged; .not within twelve month, to Europe, do. Much trouble and disap order is once paid no further stain can be SHIPPING IN SHANGHAI HARBOUR. pointment are caused by persistent attempts entertained, v

Nothing in this Boale prevents privats agree

mente.

FREET COOLIES. Beals of Hire for Birset Coolles.

One Day... HaH DAY Three Hours, One Ho

Half Hout

7-No order can be paid till the Payee has signed it in the proper place. An order on be transferred to another offics on payment of an additional commission In case of loss of an order, neo-ssity for

flonengles stopping payment, or the like, application Fa should he made to the sourest Money *Kwangtung Order Ofis for instrumented slibin

9. No order dan be paid until the advloe

68 onnir, Janicy Work, and similar presents are con relative to it has been received.

Aberdonlin

for London

for Shanghal

for Hongkong

* KADININO YESBILS,

for Tientsin

Port Fans, Curion- Articles of Drose,

to send small valuable trifles through the

May 20, 1881.

MERORANT STIAMERA,

Anchises

for London

*

tinually being refused, the senders having

Bellona

·Gormatio

often spent inors in Postage than would

Fatoboy-

ow have paid the freight by sommer. No

Made out on a printed form which is supplied

gratinat

Fel Tren

refund can be made or auch parools of the

Notiding in the shore Soals to Annet szivale value of Stamps obliterated before the + à dolar mate for drawing on the United Kings

matars of the contents was disgorared.

dotii la în-fóros at Bhanghaiis

Glenfalloch Glenlyou Glenorchy Hadyang

Kbiva

MERCHANT STEAMERS,

British British

Yangiare Yoritomo Maru

British

British

Hollander

British

Chang-kwan -

„Chivesa

British

Britica

Norfolk;

British

Pelbo a

Pekin

Tokin Maru

British Баралева

Tunsin

British

Whmon

Britiah

Chinese Admiral

A. Garosanook

Britdh

MERGILANT BAKING VINILE,

Kate Tatham

Keik

Loeyia Marina Prince Arthur Sarah Ridgway

Champlain

8eaters

Vigilint

for Fort T. Warni

for Tientsin

for Chetoa

Bettiah bacon.

Britisk big

Wolf

British

American

* Sines left work, or arrived at Hongkong. Zephyr

Printed and published by Ciao, Murray Bale, at the Ohana afast Offer, No.

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