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THE CHINA REVIEW.

PUBLISHED

·BI-MONTHLY.

TENTA YEAR

minds of students of the

of in-

Visitors' Column

We have instituted as an experiment a VISITORS Colums, which we trust HIS Recio, which was intended to inget will prove successful, and be found use The reato of many students of Chinese do it will be relegated from time caused by the discontinuance of **Notes and Queries on China and Japan," has reached to time such items of information, lists, ita Tonth Volume. The Rosiete discusses tables and other intelligence as is con- thom topics which org uppermost in the sidered likely to prove valuable sa per- Far East" and sons passing through the City, aud about which every intelligent person con-

in connection with we have opened nected with China or Japan is desirous

a SELECT HOTEL AND BUSINESS nequiring

trustworthy information. ludes many interesting Notes and original RECTORY, applications for enrolment | into which we are now ready to receive. Моленоса, Arts,

ry Literature, Geography History Mythology Natural History Antiquities, and Social Manners and Customs, etc., etc.,

und

tho of China, Japan, Mongolia, Tibet, Far East generally

Recently a now de parture has been taken, and tho Review now gives papers on Trade, Commerce, and Descriptive notes of Travel by well-known writers.

It was thought that by oxtonding sopo of the Review in this diruction, the Magazine would be made more generally usoful.

the

on tho

The Review departament receives special attention, and endeavours are made to present à careful and concise record of Literature on China oto., and to give critiques embodying sketches of the Most Authore and recent works on such topics. Publishers are requested to forward works China Reviews, caro of China Mailin

The Notes and Queries are still continued and form an important means of obtaining front

sad diffusing among students know. ledge an obscure points.

The Correspondents' column also allerda farther and grantor facilition for the inter- chusage of views and discussion of various original contributions in Chiness, Latin,

of the Modern Languages are re ceivel The papers are contributed by the members of the various Cousubur, the In- perial Custome, and Bungkong Services, and also by the Missionary bodies whom

amongst

is assiduously cultivated. Amongst the regular contributor

Chalmers, DIB. Arc Eitol, Bretschneider, Hirth, and Hance, Pro- feasor Laggo, and Meses Balfour. Watters, Sten, Phillips,

List of Public Buildings, Government House, North of Public

Gardons,

City Hall, Library (8,000 valumes) and

Musewn,-Free.

Public Gardens, a beuntifully picturesque

retreat and of great interest.

The Clock Tower, Queen's Road Cen- trul, in a line with Pedder's Wharf. General Post Office, Hongkong Club, Germun Club, Supreme Court, de within a stone's throw.

| Lusitano Club and Library, Shelley St. Government Offices, the Secretariat, &c.,

near the Public Gardens,

Stocks.

{Nos, of

Value. Shures.

Paid wp

Reserve.

DANKS.

HK and 8'hai

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INSURANCES.

Nth..ChinaIns Yangtzo Ens...

Union Ins. Soo, China Tradors' Insurance.... 'ton Ius. Ofice 10,000 8 Chinese Ins. Co. 1,008 HK. Fire Ius... 2,000 China Fire Ins. 4,000 8

STEAM CEANIES. HK. C. and M.

Steamboat.... 8,000 $

MISCELLANEOUS. BR. & Wh'pos

Deck

100,378 $

[No. 5979-SEPTEMBER 16, 1882,

Merchant Vessels in Hongkong Harbour.

Exclusive of late Arrivals and Departures reported to-day.

To facilitate finding the position of any vessel in the Harbour, the Anchonge is divided into eight Sections, commencing at Green Island.

Vessels near the Hongkong shore are marked k., near the Kowloong shop k, and those in the body of th Shipping or midway between each shote are marked, in conjunction with the Bgures denoting the sections. Section

Section

3. From Novelty Iron Works to the Harbour Master's Office.

4. From Harbour Master's to the P. and O. Co.'s Offiço.

Veroi's Nani.

From P. ind 0. Co's Office to Peddar's Wharf,

6. From Peddar's Wharf to the Naval Yard.

7. From Naval Yard to the Pier

8. From Pier to East Poin

Remarks

THE CHINA MAIL.

SHARE LIST.—QUOTATIONS.

Sepr. 16, 1882.

Working Account.

at Di-Closing Quo videnil. tations, Cadu

130%-82874

200 S

500$ 100$

(p.sh 1,000 Tl. 2,000 T1. 600 TI. 262,600 T1603,796.00 11. 75 §31 1225 |350ĺTL 350TI. 100, 488/T1, 18,147.56 18% 80 1,200 T1.

\\000S 2,500 8 100$ 384,50€. 437,688.688162.00+ $1600

60081656.66 $ 500 $500,000$ 100,392.00 22% $1000

250 $ 50

980 1,8200 1,000 $ 1,000 2008 323,842.6 263,40172 - 875 $1030 493,032 $ 144,685,01

I. From Green Island to the Gna Works.

容易

2. From Gus Works to the Novelty Iron Works,

Captain.

Flag and Kig.

Tons,

Date of Arrival,

Couniguces or Agents.

18% 38323

Stoomora

Zigonu ......

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Brit. SVET. str.

6% $106

Brit.

125 $ 125 $147,563 $

3,180.63

($100

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8107 p. shuronter

Bangalore Cairnsatir

3 McDonald

Pfaff 5cHassall

Brit.

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Brit.

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100$ 100% 50'8 60! 100 $ 100

0,260 $

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tures, 1880... Bob's

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LOANS..

Chi. Imp., 1874 0,276 £ 1877:16,040.£

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+100 $ 100 100's 100

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Christians Advocate (.8.)| *The China Review **** has an ex- "Celestial Empire, cellent table of contents.

The Publication always contains subjecte of interest to sojourners in the Far East and the present issue will hold favourable if not advantageous comparison, with preceding numbers."--{"destial Empire-

This number contains several articles of interest and valuo."--North-China Herald,

The present Turbor of this

Exeriodical, **** opens with a review of the Foreigna Trade of China during 1980. This is rather a new departure for a publication which professes to bu purely literary: but con- sidering

the

Victoria Recreation Chil-Buth-house and Bout-house, &c.,-Praya, beyond the Cricket Ground, beside the City Hall.

The Barracks und Naval and Military Store Departments lie to the east- ward, nad cover a large ureu,

Stores, Books, &c. American and English Stores, Books, and specially selected Cigars-MAC- Ewes, Parckel & Co.

Chair and Boat Hire.

itty Ball circulation | HALINED TARIFF OF VAREN FOR PHAIRS, Į

communities of China, cabarcial

we hail the innova

tion a likely to recommend the Revicu u the notice of those who take an interest in few matters beyond mercantile pursuits. "..- North-China Her

Herald. The China Heview for September-October maintain the high standard of excellence which characterises that palli- cation, and altogether foring

端

very

intoreating and readable number. Me-

teorologists will find an interesting and

valuable contribution by

by Dr. Fritsche,

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(Resisce January 18, 1882.)

Alwine

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17th inst

To-morrow

To-day

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2hAllison

Davies.... Andrews.. 5b Gasson 3hMoonoy 3hShaw 7 Bariott

'Honry, Marquez

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Brit

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& Co.

048 Sept. C GYuon Fat Hong

Sept. 15 Ah Yon & O

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Span. Etr. 222 Sopt. 4 Remedios

077 Sept. 6600. R. Stevens & Co

Bat. EET.

Deit

¡Brit. str.

HK & W'pos Dock Co.

Mathesen & L.

[Brit str. 1810 Sept.

str. 284 Septtheson & Co.

Go. Brit. Atr. 896 Sept. 14 Butterfield & Swire Brit.

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67 April

Brit.

438 Sept. 12 Russell & Co.

654 Dec. 10. Mourente

Destination.

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Hoihow to

Singapore, &c.

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Swatow & Bangkok

Nagasaki & Yhama To-morrOW

Singapore & Penang 22nd inst

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In quarantine

Ta quarantine

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Each

Noun

Hongkong Rates of Postage:&c., all of the same weight, to addreases in

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Brit

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& Co.

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Urribe

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3 e Berena

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.8 haydou

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1 Sept. 10 Captain Big Nov.

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Dutch tr

701 Sept, 14 Jardins, Matheson & Co. Brit str.

286 June 23 Kwolt Achoong & Sons

51 Pocock

3 Oreille

4k Keunott

Sailing Vessels

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Portu, be

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Ger.

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Ger.

Ger. bqo. 486 Aug.

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Vessel's Norte.

Anchor-

age,

Flay.

Class.

Tons.

Grins, IP.

Date of

Arrival.

6 k

Chinese British

gunboat

Supt. 12

gunboat

360

340

Kun vessel

720

Sopti

despateb vessel

Sept 5

military hospital

2591

gunboat

460

120

6 k British

gunboat

360

940

5 k British

Commodore's flag-ship 9087

3 British

turret-ship

360

Fab 11

·In Reserve

Chinese

corvette

1400

250

Aug 16 Chang Shing

Lily ....... Marquez del Duero Mccanee. Midge..... Tread.

It is necessary, that the following rules Victor Emanuel.... be strictly observed.

Wivora *****

At Whampoa Yang-woo .....

1. Ne Letter or Packet, whether to be registered or registered, can be received for Postage i it contains gold or silver Natal, the Cape, St. Helera, Asen money, jewels, precious articles, or any sion, Bolivia, Costa Rica, Letters, 25: Rething that, as general rule, is liable to gistration, 10; Newspapers, &; Books and Customs duties. Patterns, 6.

LOCAL POSTAGE.

pince........

(hina, Tongu Philip

rect (d), Cochin- Japan, Sium di-

for Hongkong, Macao, China,

General Local Rates

and the

cente

THE

cents,

- per 2 oz.

Post Books,

Letters

per each, Patterns,

Par Cards, celsan

and Prices Regis

Current,

cent,

centa.

Newspapers

tration.

centa,

2. This Regulation prohibits the sending of Patterns of Autiable articles, mless the quantity sent be so small as to make the sample of no value."

3. The limits of weight allowed, are jus follows:

Books and Papeca-to British Offices, 5 lbs; to the Continent, &, 4 Ibw, Fatterns to British Ofoes, 5 lbe. if with- out intrinsic value to the Continent, &o., 8 oz.:

Indemnity for the Loss of a Registerul Article..

6k Britian

5 k British

HONGKONG, MACAO AND CANTON RIVER STEAMERS.

Cheers,

Butterfield and Swire

Chun-tang

CHINESE GUN-VESSELS IN CANTON WATERS, &C.

Tons. Grins. P

Name

Tons. Captain.

Name

An-lan

221

Ichang

Kin Kiang Kiang-ping Kiungabow

700 Ogston

Clive-hing Chen-to Chion-jui

221

617 Benning, T. H., Q. & M. 5.-boat Co.

360 Holines

159 Goggin

Ching-tsing

C. M. §. N. Co.

Phep chong

300

Chop sai

Hai ch'ang-ching

300

Hun-shan

H., C. & M. S.-boat Co.

H., C. & M. S.-bost Co,

Peng chon hai Quang on

120

Shon-chi Sai-teng

200

160

Tching on

∙120.

Tching po

100

Tsing-po

180

Yi-ha

Yü-min

The Post Office is not legally responsible Fowan for the safe delivery of Registered orrespon-

dence, but it is prepared to make good the Spark

confears of auch correspondence het while

passing through the Post, to the extent of White Cloud. $10, in certain cases, provided

1 That the sender duly observed all the

conditions of Registration required.

2. That the letter was securely enclosed in a reasonably strong envelope.

3 That application was made to the

Fostmaster General of Hongkong inamsii-

ately the loss was discovered, the envelope

being invariably forwarded with such appli- ention unless it also in lost.

Yutsai

H., C. & M. B. boat Co.

1890 Benning, A H, C, & MS-boat Co.

140 Hoyland

280 Cary

180 McDougall | H., C. & M. 8. boat Co.

for Hongkong for Colonies for Shanghai for Swatow KAILING VESSELS,

4. That the Postmaster General in satis fied that the loss occurred whilst the corres- pondence was in the custody of the British Postal administration in China, that it was not caused by any fault on the part of the zonder, by destruction by fire, or shipwreck, nor by the dishonesty or negligence of any Gustav & MarioTM (6) Between Hongkong, Coulon, sad Macae, Hongkong Post Office.

person not in the employment of the Perle

· Via Singapore, 30 cents.

3 cents,

Local Delivery.

1 All correspondence posted before p.m. on any week day for addresses in Victoria will be delivered the same day, and generally within two hours, unlear the delivery should be retarded by the Contract

Nothing in the above Scale to affect Mails, private agreements.

WASHING BOOKS: (In English and Chinese) WERMAN'S BOOKS, for the use

of Indies and Gentlemen, can now may receive the support necessary to insure he had at this OfficePrice, $1 each

CHINA MAIL Office.

âta continuation.

for Ticutain for Amoy

Chinese

282589 18 183988998"~

Dock

Commander,

fon Kuo-chang Chiness J. Stewart Chinese

F. Bessard

Wang Tring-shing Tack-ming

Chiến Long chính

Liang Yusting

Faunch

Chineas

Chồng Sung

14 Pingstye

Ban Taung-pi

Murray

Chinese Admntra! Win Lin-an

·A Garceau

Chainese

J. Yoots

ÞOL MERCHANT BAYZING VESELA,

FOOCKOW SHIPPING IN PORT. Sept. 2, 1882, MERCHANT STEAMERS.

| MERGEANT STEAMERS,

*Gauges

Britial

Carmelita da Ida

German barque

Genkai Maru

Заралево

Charley

British barque

*Douglas *Hungarian Europe Nordeu

Gervásie Glamis Castle

British

Charon Wattana

Siamese barque

-British

Chingtal

Chinesa barque

Gleafruit Hankow

British

Ernst

kwan

Chinese

Kiang-pinu Oru

Chymesa

British

Prism

British

Ruri Mara

Sin Nanzing No. 2

Shanghai

Too Ban

Wuhu

Britlik

Yelen

Malving 5. No compensation can be paid for mere Oceaaria damage to fragile articles such as portraits, Rio Roge watches, handsomely bound books, which reach their destination, although in

broken or deteriorated condition.

NOW READY.

PRICE, $1.00.

Sibirien

for Tientsin for Tientsin British barque British brig

for Tiantain

SHIPPING IN SHANGHAI HARBOUR.

Sept. 9, 18,

Fekin

Yontome Maru Yorkshire CAMEROHANT

French

Chinaer Japanese British d BAILING VESSELS

American Blup British barque German barque

MERCHANT SITKANIERA,

Blackbalis Changing Cyclops

British

for London, &c.

British

*Fooksang Fungshun

British

Chinese

Can be obtained from KELLY & WAISH

Alex, McNaii Alex. Newton Anne Bisben Batavia

for Nagasaki

2 Invitations, & can generally be delivered within Victoria at the private hongos of the addressses rather than at COMPARATIVE CHINESE FAMILY LAW, Fat-choy places of business, if a wish to that effect By B. H. PAKKER. be expressed by the ender, otherwise all correspondenco is invariably delivered at

the nearest place of business at Shanghai and. Hongkong, it LaNE, 8 Boxholders who desire to send Circa CRAWFORD & Co., Hongkong, and at the Jare, Dividend Warrants, Invitations, Cards, Chime Mail Ofice,

Since left port, or arrived at Hongkong. C. Bodbertus

German barque

German barque. British barque

British

barque

for Londo

British

ship

British barque

barque for London American bargite British

batqun British barque German soloerier for York

British brig

American barque

British bárque Siamese berquo

French barque

forwegian bar

British betqüe

MEN OF WAR

Chinese gunbos EL M. gunbost

Printed and published by GEO. MURRAY BAIN, at the Chind Mail Office, No. 2, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.

1882-09-15 — Page 4

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