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C. M. S. N. 0. Astranar L Kobe E. Jan. 18. Attaus, L. Liverpool Jan. 29, Keemun, L Liverpool Jan. 8.
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Mompon.
Moyune, L. S'pore for Shai Jan. 4. Myrmidon,
Naleus, Liverpool Jan. 20. Pakling, L. Kobe H. Jan. 18. Pinganay, P. Canal Hi Jan, 19. Protesilhus, A H.K.-Jan. 20. Rhens, P. Canal O. Jan. 5. Toenkai, L. S'hai Jan. 16. Yantazo, L S'pore H. Dec. 30.
SATE LINE...
Flintshire, F. Canal H: Dec. 29. Denbighshire, L. H.K. H. Jan. 11, Carmarthenshire, H.K. O Jan 10.
Glamorganshira, P. Canal O, Dec. 20. Monmouthshire, L. R.K. H. Jan. 23.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, [Ris.
Bendoran, L S'pore Jau, 14,
Banglos, F. Canal U. Jan. §. Benlarers, LH5 for Nagasaki Jan:9:" bouvieve, P. Canal Or Jan, 18,
CANADIAN -PACiric R. Co Empress of India, AEK, Jan. 5, Expres of Japan, La Vancover Jan. 11. Monteagle. Thama from Vancouver
Jan'
PACTIC MATH
China, L. Nagasake! For Shui Jan. 18. Kores, L Hobo for Yokkachi Jan. 19. Mar shuria, L. Frisco Jan. 3 Mongolin, A. Frisco Jan 19. Forais, Lama for Honolulu Jan. 16. Siberia, A. H.K. from Mauila Jan. 19.
TOYO KISEN KABILA,
Buyo Maru, Coronel Jan. 3. Chiye Maru, L. Frisco Jan. 10. Hongkong Maru, L. I'hams for Honolulu
Dec. 29,
Kiyo Maru, La H'lulu for Yams, Jan. 1. Nippon Mara, L. Thame for Honolulu
*Jan. 2.
Shiago Maru, A. HK. Jan. 10.
Tenyo baru, I, Nagasaki for Kobe Jan. S.
-Homoward O.Outward.
Lentos or Loft
P. Passed. H.K.-Hongkong.
A. Arrives on Arrived.
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The following Typhoon signala Zarr hoisted on the fasthead Hin Koricon the Harbour Kowloon Godown H&M:& Tamer, and Green Island signal swati
A CONE pains upwards.
A CONE point upwards And DRUM balow
da, the North of th Calczy....
dicator & Typher
the North-
A DRUM
indicatos a Typho Colony
A.CONE Į point down- warda and DRCH
A CONE
point down warda
A CONE point down- wards and BALL below
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19.
NIPPON YUSE. "KAISILL Aki Maru, P. Curai 0. Jan. 9.
Jan. 30,
Awa Mara, L. H.K. for S'hai and Seattle HONGKONG, CANTON, Himno Maru, A. H.K, Die. 20. Hitachi Mars, I Sage for Fort Said Jan. SHANGHAT AND.
HANKOW,
29.
thable was quila ä rule when taipans left Plen for Increased Contributions.sbstantial donation, something like $1,000. that they should leave behind thema There was a large attendance at St. (aughter), Paul's College on Wednesday evaring) The Chairman referred to the services of The claderigned have been appointed Sote Agents in Hongkong and Chins. when Rishup Lander presided aver the the Rav. A. B. Therkill, who recently
Annual meeting of entholders and sub. left for Home cu
his appointment The Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering scribers to St. John Cathedral.
to a living near. Wigan. Ho had worked Amongst those present were the Rev.zalously during his three years, in Hong. Co. of Hongkong, Ld.,
F. T: Johnson, Cul, C. V. R St.. Jchts, kpng, and he had taken with him the good Major J. A. Stewart, Hon Dr J. M. and will and hearty wishes of all the members Mrs Atkinson, Mrs Linder, Hon. Mr H. of the congregation. They met that night E. Pollock, K., Captain W. W. Stowart, under a cloud, inasmuch as it was the last Dr Saunders, Mr. J. S. Kennedy, Mr F. such meeting at which the Rer. F. Ty Maru, L. H.K. for S'pore Jan. 17.
242 | Traha Maru, B. L. Bowley, Mr.A. Harris, Mr. J., M. Johnson would to present. Mr Johnson Kawachi Maru, L. S'pore for Penang Dec. had laboured with them for some thir cen Beck, Dr F. Clark," treasurer, Mi A..
years, and, more and mory he (his Bryer, han, seo ulary, and many ladies.
De F. Clark, in presenting the balancardship) realised how self-sacrificing and best, said that they had commenced the lud boon in his devotion to his conscientions and enraost the chaplain year with a debit balance of $1,18. In- duties. They deeply gretted that the drafs, $782.23 had been transferred from use of his resignation was ill-health, and fixed deposit with the result that the debiteuently trusted the change be was about Tango Maru, L- Spare for HK, Dec. 28. balance at the end of the year stood at health and strength, and that they would tq nko would speedily restore him to $201.11. In the income for the year, there sou hear of him being appointed to a was a considombla increase. The total col-sphere of labour where he could, oxercise lections, special and. general, amounted to his carnestness and his gifts as he had done 87,813 in 1010 and $7,930 in 1914, making in Hongkong. He felt he must express An increase of about $300, so, that special his own personal appreciation of the loyalty objects had benefitted very edusiderably, and co-operation he had received from Mr such as the British and Foreign Bible Se Jahzod ever sincs be came to the Colony Delta, A. H.K. from S'hai Jan.19.
Dovanha, L S'pore fer Penang Jao. 12. þcistý mud. the Missions to Seamer. Tlue
Hon. Mr Pollack moved and Mr Bowley Himalaya, A. Bombay Jan. 7. 138 was a slight decrease in the salaries. In
Misita, P. Canal H. Dec. 12.
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MASSEY'S COMMERCIAL MAP & DIRECTORY building fabre required practically no to
To Advertisers, S.S. Companies & Captains of Passenger Steamers.
Kaga Maru, A. Loudon Dec. 21.
nmo Mara, 4. H.K. from Sporo dna. 17. Filano Maru, L. S'pore for Penang Jan.. Blyasaki Maru, L. Suez for P. Said Jan. 16. Kanagawa aru. Mishima Mazu, A-Lendor Dec.7. Tamba Maru, L. H.K. for Shai & Seattle
Jan. 2.
GREAT NORTHERT S. S. Co. Minnesota. A....H.K. Jac. 19.
P. & O. S. N. Co.
Arcadia, A. H.K. from Sporo Jan, 18. Assiye, A. Panang from Colombe Jan. 11. Caylon, A. London Jan.7. Candia,
1910 they stood at $15,460 and in 1911 at rezonded the re-election of the retiringle. L. S'pore O. Jan, 2 812,810. As regards repairs, in 1910 the members of the Church Body as follows: Nore, A. Kobe H. Jan. 11.
The Bishop, the Chaplain, Mr W-m-Naba pairs the total amount being some 328. But sorg, the Hon. Dr J. M.-Atkinson, Col. Namur, A. Landon Jan. 12. during the past year they had expended C. W. R. St. John, Mr A. H. Harris, DeNyanza, A. Kohe Q, Jan. 10. 1959. The adverse circumstance had been Fancia Clark, bon. treasurer, and Mr
the fact that they had to call upon, the re. Bry, hon socrotory.
servo fuud. In 2010 the reserve fand had
stood at $2,292 and at the end of last year it stood at $1,500. Since the beginning of the year a further ill had been made opon it and the reserve fund now stood at 81,000. Hon. Mr. H. E. Pollock rooved that the report of the treasurer be adopted. Dr.
Saunders seconded.
In the interest of Advertisers and of the tra- velling Public, a copy of the above book for 1911 has been sent free of charge to the Captain of EVERY Passenger Steamer leaving or calling at Hongkong.vas
The following have already been supplied :-
NY. h.
B. & S.
P. & C.
30 Mes. Mar.
13 | 2. K. K.. 22 HK.C. & M.S.S. Co.:11 C. P. R. 18, S. E.
10 Apcor Jardine, Matheson 18 Java China & Japon Bank Logo 4 H. D..L.
15 Pacific Mail
7 Gibb, Li
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B Mcg. Cant. 6 Jobson & Co.
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Hongkong; November 1, 1911.
Pera, P. Canal O. Jan. 18. Peshawar, Palawan, P. Canal H. Jan. 19. Palermo, Sardinia, Syria, L. H.K. H. Jan. '11. Sunda, Socotro, L. H.K. Jan. 17. Suman, . Somali,"
The Chairman said it had been hoped to be able to make a definits aunoasce- out regarding a successor to Mr Johnson, but they were able to do so. In all probability an announcement would be made during next week in the Press.
The Rev. F. T. Johnson thanked the Bashop for the very kind words about himself, and wid he was roty sorry indeed copsection with St. John's Cathedral would more wars than he could say that his
bartly come to a dinge but all things con
MESSAGERIES MARITIMIEN Australien, A. S'pore H Jan. 8.
Dumbea, P. Canni O. Jan. 18. Armand-Babic, A Home Jan 16. Caledonien, L. H.K. H. Jan. 16. Ernest Simone, P. Canal O. Jan. 6. Sydney, H.K. O. Jan. 18.-
Tourne, A. Home Jan. 6.
Mr A. Harris said that with reference Etting opportunity to thank the the choir fund he thought, it
organisk, Mis Denman Faller, for the interest he had taken in keeping the midered he was quite saro it was the night Tonkin, P., Canal . Doc.: 7. choir accounts as well as for His thing for him to do. He sincerely trusted elforts in securing support. With regard his succcer, whoaver he might be, would to the reserve fund he thought, they could receive tho are sympathy and help that bo
NOEDDEUTSCHER: LLOYD, change the heading and call it an cacow had received. He would also like to Buelow, A. H.K. O. Dec. 28. ment fund. They who had lived in the nasociate, himself very heartily with what Derlinger, I Colombe 0. Jan. 14.
Gneisannu, In Europa. Colony so long and knew the traditions of bad bagn said in regard to Mr Thornhill. Goeben, L. EK: 0. Jan. 12. the Cathedral which represented the n-as now his duty, for the tenth year in Kleist, L. Spore H. Jsa. 1. tional church of which they were all proud the lay members of the Church Body Prine Ludwig, L. H. K. H. Jan. 10.
succession, to propose a vete of thanks to Lustzow In Buropa..
E. Fredrich, P. Canal O. Jan, 16.. 1411 should be grateful for its benefits Men
had come to the Colony and had made their the new auditor, Mr. F. C. Kendall, to the Roms, A. Gence H. Jan. 12
expecially Dr. Clark and Mr. Bayer and Prinzess Alice, L. pora H. Des. 4. fortunes and bad not left ang sam behind in ladies and gentlemen teaching in the Sun-Torok. IMPORTANT Rupport of the oathedral in the town in day School, to the argamat and vhoir and which they had made their wealth. He to all who had in any way helped in the was well aware that the firms in the Colony work of the Church.
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firm, those in the Government service and was carried unanimously.
others, should be asked to contribute nothing when they left the Colony, to st Mfendowment fund,."
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HAMBURG AMERIKA LINIE, Arabris, A. 1.K. 0. Jan. 0. Aragonis, L. Chemalpo a Jan, 10 Andalusia, L. H.K. H. Dec. 21, Arcatlin, P. Cain 0. Jan 19. Bayors, In Hamburg. Belgravia, L Hamburg Jan. 12. Brasilia, L. H.K. H: Jan. 15. HAMBERLAIN'S Cough Romody is Dortmund, AHK, H. Jan; 12. Freeufels, P. Canal H. Dec. 29. The Obairman oak that the Church
not only a certain cure for croup, but First Bülow, In Hamburg. Body bad already considered that suggest provent the attack when freely given Goldenfels, P. Canal. Jan. 2. rion-none eighteen months ago with the many thousands of homes it is kept con
as soon as the fat aymptoms appear. In Liberia, A. Vidivostock Des. 31. result that otters had been written to alaply at band only for instant so as Pressan. P. Canal O. Jan. 9. number of people who had left the Colony | soon as the croups, cough is heard. There Sambis, L. Kobe H. Jan. 10. • and some 2000 bad bean obtained, of which is no danger in giving it to young children St. Thomas Jackson contributed 8500 brance, For sale by all Chemiststand as it coulaine no spiym or other injurious That was in the bank as a nest-ege for an Storek copors undowment fund,
Hon. Mr H E Pollock mid he did not think it would bo
uld be wise at the present time to place the reserve fund to an endow, ment fund as the treasures had just fold them they had had to make calls upon this remaining in the Colony might also ba servo fund. He thought the peoplo paled to de ho considered that the amount of beriptions received wore somowest disproportionste. He felt yra What if people price that the Cathedral had no endowment fund people would come forward and contribute much more than at prosent,
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Saxonia, A. Mapila 0. Sachson, A. Home Jan. 5..>
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LE para Dec. 2. L. Yhams H. Jac. 11. Senecarobin, In Hamburg Silesia, L. Singapore 0. Dac. 23. Sitbonin, P. Canal H. J:16 Slaronia, P. Caual H. Jan. 8. Spezia, P. Canal O, Don, 31. Bueria, I Hamburg O. Dec. 28. Vandalia. P. Canal H. Dec 29.
BANK LINE Jeserie, A. HE. 0-Jan-16 Kuneric, L. Cumax Dec, 22. Lageric, Kobe 0. Jan. 14. Orterie, A Victor Jan. 4 Suveris, L. H. K. O. Jan. 11. Silverbirch, L
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Glyplogan, LBK for Blanghai Jan. 1 | Glonroy, L. H. for Japan, Boo, 9,
PEAY TRAMWAYS COMPANY,
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TIME TABLE
WEEK DAY?, 7.00 to 8.00.a.m...Every 16 minutes. 3.00s.m. to 10.00 a.mis Every 10 minutes 10.00.4m, to 11.00..m...Every 15 minutes. 11.30am to 1245 p.m...Every 15 minuter. 13.45 p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 minuter, 1.15 p.m. to 1.45 p.m...Every 15 minuter. 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 p.m...Every 10 minute 3.15 pm to 5:00p.m...Every 15 minute 5.00p.m. to 8.10, p.m. Every 10 minute NIGHT CARI,
A CONE point upwards and BALL below
Indientem Typhoo
to the South-Eas
Typhoet
indicates to the South West a the Colony.
indientem alety phèts “
to the Port
Delony.
indicatos a
to the North W the Colony.
Red Signals adicate that the omtre bollared to be more than 500 thike wa
pm the Colony,
Black Signals indicate that the centre believed to be less than 300 miles. from the Colonya: "
The above signals will, as horotadore, bu hoisted only when typhoons exist in asch
845 pm. and, 9 p... 9.46 p.m. to 11 Et siqared to be of importance to be Colom positicus or as a moving in puch-dirachlors that information, regarding them le, POD-
or to shipping leaving the harbour.
<
p.m. every 15 minuter.
SUS DATE.
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URDEST MICHAYA,
In addition to the above, whep 1 expected that the wind may increas. De
8.00 sm. to 10.30 am...Every 15 minutes 10.30a.m. to 11.00 a.m...Every 10 minutes. 11.45 a.m. to 12 Noon....Every 15 minutes. 12.00 Noante 1.00p.m...Every 10 minutes..
1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 15 minutes, fuil typhoon force at any moment, the 0,00 p.m. to 6.00 pm...Every 10 minutes.following Urgent Signals will be made 6.00 pm. to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minuto,
7:00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Es ery 10 minuter. the Water Police Station, zand Prepeat; d
7.30am Sunday).
NIGHT CARS as on, Weak "Days.
SATURBATE.
Exten Cars at 1.45 p.m. SPECIAL CARS by arrangement at the Company's Office, ALETANDRA BUDINOR, Des Vorst Road Central.
JOHN DE HUMPHREYS & SON.
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SINGON & CO.
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at the Harbour Bai-y
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TREET, EXPLOSIVE BONES (AT. LEERRY ALI,
A Black Cross sade timp, superior to the
The following Night Fignala will be holated from the Flagstaff on the the Water Police Station at Kowlo Harbour Office-Magstar, and HF Tumar
I...Three Lights Vertical; Green, Green"" / TRIN, STEEL, METAL and BARD Greon, indicates that a typhoon is believed
and Retail Ironinungers, Fig Iron and go be situsted more than 300 milce i om Fonday Cake Importers. General Storhe Colony.
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IL Torce Lights Vertical, Green, Red
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z.C. MATHS & CROWTHEB, Ltd., 101 signal baing first published by ni 11, 12-New Bridge St., zo
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necessary, be altered during the nigh
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