1900-02-15 — Page 6

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1515, 1900

VISITORS AT HOTELS PORTLAND ORN

TLAND CEMENT

HONGE NO HOTEL

Coris Blackburn, R.N...

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The Boors are entrenched along the extin length of the river, even below Colenso; while General Bullor is thanty miles distant from Mr. J. H. Altkeu the railway, A Mei. Angua

The Standard's Darban correspondent by Mr A Barker lieves that the enemy is kept conversant with Mr. E. L. Bailey the British plass, sching that the Council of Mr. W. S. Bailey War held at Springfold on the 10th Instant Dr. & Mrs. Bariett discussed the breaking up of the Colonne Camp Mr. J. H. Barlow which was only then being carried out, str. & Mrs. A. H. Bir despatches commanding telogenms throughout ths Repablios. Preted as received."

Mr. Franklin Brocks General Buller's Saturday's message describes Mr F. W. Erooks the Spionkop matain as commanding Mr. T. F. Burgdorf tableland extending from Acton Homes And Mr. M. D. Brewer Hougorpoort to the hills west of Ladysmith. C. Byron The enemy occapiod a strong position on the Mr. H. B. Carter rango of kopjes north-west and south-east of the pisten. Spioukop is far less accoréfbk front the south than from the north. Geass Baller Bad been lol to believe that water existol. there, and be attributes the drought to the abnormal sensoU.

Mr. & Mrs, W. T.Church Dr. & Mrs. F. Clarke Comdr. & Mrs. Puday

Dawson

Mr. P. C. Denrocha: Mr. G. D. Dishon Mr. A. Domenpod Mies Drum,

M. 3. Dupois

ME

Mr. Campbell Macy

Me. JMcDonald Mr. & Mr E. McLeod METS. Meer Caps & bim

Moore

Mr. E. O. Mn phy

Mr. A. 7. Myen

Mr. Quo Nawhain

Mr. Newloa

Mr. Van Nirop Mr. C. Ocia

JB WHITE & REO 8.-

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G. Hardinge, at Singapers Bedpole, gunboat, @gans, 720b. Lent.Comdr.

FF Haworth Booth, at Chinkisug Sandpiper, river gunboat, guns, lent, and

Coudr. Carr, West River

Ships, river guabat, 2 guns, 240

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is obtained by the Water Boate, sa Foulet Hongkong WATER is the cause of much Bickness on board Tamar, receiving ship, Commodore Francie

Powell, C.B., at Hongkong. Tweed, ganboat, Sguns, 200 h.p., Liont-Constr. B. L Forbes 3empill, at West River Undaunted, armoured crnleer, 13 guns, 5,500h.p.*

Capt. A. C. Clarke, at Hongkong CALL FLAG W

JW KEW & CO., Vistorsons, battleship, 16 gaus, 10,000Lb.p. Cap. TEAM WATER BOAT COSITANT, tain A. Schomberg, at Hongkong Hongkor, 4th Batshaw 1293 13009 | Waterwitoh, smyeying ship, 450 hp, Liedte

Mr. K. Oehlschleger Mr. & Mr. J. Lin

Connell

Mr. J. J. O'Neill Mr. E. IL Oudalle Mrs. W. Parfit Mr. H. O. Pedes Nir. E C. Petter Mr. & Mr D. Reitz Mr. Heères.

Mr. G. E. Richardson 3. Ronget

Mr. S. J. Robins

31r. & Bize. Karoshaut. A. G. Robinson

2 ch'en

Gotoral Warren held the creats of the monn tain throughout the whole of Wednesday against sovero attacks nad the boaviest shelling To 2nd Battalion, Brottish Rites, and the 3rd King's Royal Rider, supported him from the Mr. M. Fletcher sterpost side, tlangbout the trying dar. G. Forrens Thornoyerolt's Hores fought equally well Mrs. Glomer ubugeile.

Capt. & ddard Mr. J. IL. Greenleaf Major Mrs. Grin Mr. R. J. Hall Mr. H. Hennnge Mr. & Mrs. Cerif Her

liday

General Buller mached Gonerai Warren at daybreak on Thursday, and began the wit drawal at 6 o'clock. In ruang cases the lines the opposing forces were less than 1,000 yards apart, and fito fact that our troops withdrew in perfect order from istual touch with the energ is Facient orilents of their excuilent did pine and morale. That they were permitted,

Me. El Hadson namolested, to tranfer cambrous ox and Mr. H. R. Hudson

y-fer transport across a very swift river, aighty-i yards hroud, nad with banks twenty feat high,uj & Jeffrey Mr L. E Vohngtau

Mr. M.H.II. Honey Mr. T. Howard

is also proof that the enemy, had fourat rospute, & Moi dusõph for our fighting pawers,

1

DESCRIPTION, A RUSTY-BOER

"Loudon, 29th Jnnwurs. Renter's correspondent suhe Beer Camp clares that the kop vas oareloped in thick st at daybreak on 'dnesday; but a double ca tingent of Boere sann tnakled three precipitous spurs. Leasing the horses at the feat bank of rucks, they scaled summit nader caver of their Krapp and Creusot guns, to 6nd the Brilish heavily entrenched. They red hues the stretch of oper rellt to the summit in

ef a bossy rifle, pulite, and shrapnel fire. M Fides Bakshell.The British me the triplét tack at the point the baytunt, falling betwe therlendly fre The inyouting parties, bower, advanced grutally, until 2' d'elazk, in the after- Boon, when the British enter trenches shord The white dag, and, after surrendering, wars codreyed to the Ever leager,

THE BRITISH ISPÁNTRY ADVANCE. AIS

PÕUETKA VED,

Lafer telegrams from the saine correspondat Infant Camp ay that the British ufany advance was counted against two kopjes on the east with the object of outfiauking the attacking Barghers. Numerous gaps in the asks were filled automatically, and at twilight they your hed the immit of the second of but got no further,

Meanwhile the Jaxims were balebing feth

Mr E. 4. Batsch

Mr. P. S. King

Mr. Kinghorn

Mr. R.T. Belph Lleut. Col. Ryan

Mr. H. G. Scott. Mrs. F.S.Sheppard

Mr.-H. Simms

Mr. R. Gordon Smith Mr. AJ Hamilton

Smiythe:

Mr. Basil Taylor Mr. E. Thomas and ser

Yant

Mr. & Mrs. E. do to Tour

fr. H. E. Vanghan

Miss Verechaus

Mr. G. Waghorm Mrs. R. Waldow Capt. & Mrs. D. P. Wal -ling and chilt Mse. Cland Watney and

maid

Mr. G.- Week

Mrs. J.E. Lambie, c'd Str. M... Week

and amat

Mr. Emile Latz Mr. E. C. Leggi Mia Le'oi

Mr. L. A. Levy. Mr. C. Lin

Mr. R. J. Macgowan Mr. H. B. Ana

Mr. J. Y. Mayston

..

PEAK

Mr. H. F. R. Brayne Colonel Brown

Luis Berindone Nes. Brace and mail Mr. P. Buro

Cap . A. D. Chr

Ms. A. C. Cake Capt. Van Corback Sir John W. Carrington Mr. G. H. Dunn Mr. P. Dow

Mr. F. J. Haver Diez Mr. J. Ezekiel Mr. A. Forbes L-Col. A. R. Fraser Mr. H. Gomperto Colonel E. 11. Gorg Colonel The O'Dones Mr. Edward F. Gras

on both sides, while the wall of Mansers lar. D. M. Groban

the British centes inck, which gradually prer. J. Hays

and broke, abandoning the position, Resistance,

however, was routiuued nail the Dublins dr. C. Clementi the Light Horss raised their hands and goited the trenches.

British prisoners eulogiss the bravery of the Barghers, who despised cover, stauding freely the sky-line against the fire from the British trencies.

Quite an aurally high proportion of the lyditite sheilset to explode,

All the other comminudies are quick. The Central News correspondent says at

163 surprise on Tuesday night was complete yet he affirms that it was preceded by an advic ably effective shell-fre

On Wednesday bar cancers attempted in

Mrs. H. 4. Dowler

Mr. W. J. G. Whil-y Mr. Mr Miss Whiler Mr. & Mrs ̈3. W.

Whitlow

Mrs. Mr. Baguall

Mr. H. Wan Mr. & Mr. Worfield · Mr. J. M. de Zuniga HOTEL

Mr. Chintreg Tuschald My FB. Jacob Major G. R. St, Juhn- Can Kolgd

Mt. J. E. L

Mr. B. Martia

Mr. R. Mitchell

Mr. & Mrs. Mornsey Capt. Fryam

Hon. II. E. Pollock Cori'der RM. Runsay Mr. A. Sind

Mr. A. Fiday Smith Mrs. Albert Saith

Mr. A. G. Stoker

Mr. A. P Sakes MP. O. Di Thaisovi Mess Realit Wardwell Miss Wardwell Me it. Whselse

CHAISIRAR...

Hier. Francis Flym,

RS.

Rev. F. T. Job 11534 Mr. R. F. Johnston 31rs. Likesud Bra. Af: J. Miller Miss Maud Miller Afisa Caroline Milli

Julia Millée,

Miss Peting MAlbert Smith Rico Mixi Ellen A Ba L'ent. C. F. SUS.N. Mes. CF. Snow and

daughert

Capt C.B.Simoads, A Mrs. Sinionde Consul Volpicelli di Machina Volpicelli Mrs. Wright THE NAVERLEY HOTEL Mr. & Mr. J. Andrew Dr. Geo. Lawless Mr. 11. Barkley Me-, J. F. Mer and Capt.& les 113. Chris-ebilit

fie and child

Mr. J. Oppenheim

vain to locate and destroy the smaller Bert & Me Frampton Mr. Js. 1. Hoch artillery, which was it action with deadly effet,

A clock the Infantry carried another of the enemy's treasles, and hold it until theira- multion failed. The Boera, observing his mad, nu energetic attack and actually enbeed the trede, where they encountered the British beyouets, and retired with snudry prisoned

The positions were splendidly intained, despite the unceasing murderous fire til nightfall.

The Naval gas on Mount Alice sbly meiste

by shelling inmatig:

Mrs. A. F. heig

Mr. Shoolbred Mrs. Leigh Hnat Mr. Heraang Wolf Miss Helen Hunt

CoSSAUGHT Hog Sud-Sar. Q: W. Andrews,

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Hongkong. Vtu January, 190O,

HONGKON

STEAMERY

Dive

Amigo, German str... 771. Bendixen, Feb. 15

Jobsen & Co

Avana, British steamer, 1,898, Coates, Feb.

P. & 0.8. N. Co

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9,

Ayr, British steamet, 1.955, Gibson, Feb. 15,

Miten Bussan Kaisha Bellerophan, British ste, 134, Lpons, Feb. 13,

Butteräeld & Swire

Canton, British steamer, 1110, Wilde, Feu.

Jardine. Matheson & Co Chowtai, British sir,, 1,100, Borris, Feb. 14,

Butterfield & Swire

Clara, termin steamer, 675, Hatson, Feb. 14,

Julisen & Co

Daphne, German str.; 3,271, Nissen, Dec. 31,

Siomsten & Co.

Desine, German str., 794, Christianson, Feli. 14,

Sander. Winler & Co

Emms Layken, Ger. str., 1,173, Wallis, Feb. 14,

Siemssen & Copyr

Formosa, British sir, 674, Douglas, Feb. 1,

Douglas Lapraik & Co Germania, Gorman str., 117, Moller, Feb. 10,

Jebsau & Co.

Glenturret, British str., 3025, Webster, Feb. 4,

MoGregor Bive & Gow Hatching, British str., 1,267, Davis, Feb. 18

Donghs Lapraik & Co

Hanoi, Fresch steamer, 734, Pannier, Feb. 14,

A. R. Marty

Comdr. W, Pudsey Dawson, at Hongkong Whiting, torpedo buat destroyer, & guns, 5,900

hip, Lieut. and Comdr. Kelly, at 'kong Wivern, oorst defence ship, armourad 4rune,

1000p, at Hongkong Woodlari, gunboat: 2 guns, 550 hp, Liant. B.

A. Norton, on Yanetize Woodcock, ganboat, gaas, 580 l.p. Yangtze

FOREIGN MEN-OF-WAR ON THE

CHINA AND JAPAN STATION. Admiral Korniloff, Russian protected orniser, 36 guns, 9,000 lp., Capt Jakovle, at. N'saki Albay American ganbout, Ensign D, W. Knox,

at Zamboanga

Aleont, Russian gunboat, 8-gaus, 1,200 h.p..

Capt. Elldaky, at Viadivostock Aspio, French gunboat, & guns, 453 hp., Capt.

Fournet, at Bangkok

Baltimore, Americaa protected oruiser, 10 gans,

4.413 hp.. Capt. J. M. Forsyth st Ithoug Base, americanboat, Naval Carlat C..

Fischer, at Manils

Bennington, Americau gunboat, G gush, "3,436

b.p. Comdr. . H: Arbold; at Cebu Bobro, Russia gun-vessel, 18 ans, 1,150 hp,

Capt. Dobrorolsky, at Port Arthur. Bronklyn, American oraizer, Captain F. F.

Jowell, ut anila

Brats. Ameriosa collier, Lieut-Comdr. C. J.

Bonal, at Qua

Calamianes, American guobont, Lieut. J. M.

Luby, at Masita ::

G. B. Bradshaw, at Zambona gu Callas, Amerions gunboat, I gun, 55 h.p, Lieut. Carlo Alberto, Italian craisor, Comdr. Roberto, Castine, American guubont, Senas, 2,199 hp,

at Amoy

Comdr, S. W. Very, nt Nagasaki. Celtic American supply ship, 1,89 b.p., Lieut.

Conde, N. J. K. Patoh, at Sydney

Concord, Amr. gibt, & guns, 1,5 h.p., Com.

8... Ackley, at Iloilo

Calgon, American supply ship. Conde. W. H.

Everitt, at Sydney

D'Entrecasteaux, French Ragabis is guns.

13,500 hp. Capt. de Maroll, of Saigon Descartes. Frough cruiser, at Kwangchanwan Dimitri Donskoy, Russian armoured orniser, 31 guns, 7,000 h.p., Com, Shawn, at 'vostock Don Juan de Austria. Ameriena goboat, Comdr.

T. C. MoClean, at Hougkong. Eclairear, French gunboat, 8 guns, 2,050 hp,

Captain Texier, at Aloud Elba, Italina craiser, 18 gue, Capt. Cecconi,

ut Shanghai.

Gaidamak, Russian forgede boss, 19 gaz, 5,500

hip, Captain Serbre unit, at Vacheostook Gardaqui, American gruboat, Ensign. G. Chase

at Manila

Gefion. German cruiser, 10 gans, 9,000 h.p..

Capt. Kollmany, at Hongkong Glacior, American enpply ship, Lient-Comdr.

J. A. Norris, at Manita Gizemiatachy, Russian armoured cruiser. 12 guns, 2,900 hp., Capt. Miklashersky, at P. Arthur Hans, German draiser, 33 guns, Capt. Poble,

at Singapore

Comdr, EK Moore, cruising. Helena, American gruboat, 8gas, 1,993 k.p, Hertha, German cruiser, 30 guns -h.p., Capt

von Usedom, at.Singapore

Hating, French steamer, 150, Bast, Faitis, German gunbaat, 10 rune, 1,600 .p., Capt..

A. R. Morty

Hinsang. Britisk str, 1,534, Crockett, Feb. 11,

Jantine Matheson & Co Hiroshima Marn, Jap: str., 2,078, Yoshizing,

Feb. 14, Nippon Insen Kaisha Hoihae, French steamer, 509, Gerard, Feb. 10,

AR. Márty

Holsatis, Cerisan str., 2,186, Bable, Feb. 10,

Carlowitz & CoR ST Holstein, Derman st., 965, Ipland, Feb. 12,

Jebsen-& Co

SOME DETAILS OF THE STRUGGLE. Eich, Myere, Hongkong Marn, Jap, str. 9,385, Filmer, Fab

AT SPIUNKOP,

London, 29th January.

Mr. & Mrs. W. Fur

Jacue

Mr. R. Fakat

Me. Sydney Fuler Mr. G. C. Fullerian. Mr. L. A. Gonga Mr. & Mrs. F. W. Hall Lient. A. Hamil, R.N. Mrs. A. Hamilton Miss Haghton

Mr. L' Ishihara

The Central News correspondeat wires from Spearman's Camp on Friday that, on Taday night, General Warren attacked the Hors position at Spisakop, nal churged the eng trenchments. The Boers were surprise and unprepared for waisbane Two hundred seco killed, and the render dispersed. The lack was preceded by an effective shell fire. On Wednesday morning desperate Sghting coa menced, lasting alt day with cessation. The Captain Jeweil, U.S.N. enemy poured a terrific sheil-are on the cuplurient. J. C. Kepper,

U..SN. el positious. Their light artillery was very destructive. The British gallantry held the position, and our artillery attempted to lentə the enemy's guns, but failed. At uine odook our Iuftutry gallantly captured another treebi and held it til their ammunition was estimat ed. The Boors, encouraged by the slice, crept forward and actually reaclied the trash; but were repaised bythe British bayonets, Af for a short, bloody fight, they retired, sing a few prisoners

The news of General Bultor's retreat the Bouth side of the. Tugela uns endised a great, shock; bn tus country is facing it almly. There can now be no doubt that the Was One must bare koors early on Friday that moral Buller was retruling, and the irritation aised by the suppression of news is great.

The Pines, the course of seating orīti. sism, wishes that there were clearer proof that the Government evɗa now adequately compra. beads the situation,

SHIPPING REPORTS,

The British leamer Einang, from Singa pore 7th Feb, tad strong menseon and high sen to lat. 13 Nad from there to port, light eas terly winds and fue weathor,

The British steamer Glenturret, from Landon vis Singapore 7th Feb, had moderate breng monsoon and bigh N E. sea to Bombay heal thence to port geutle broeza and fine westler..

The Uritish steamer Chowlaj, fram aggon 9th Feb., trad educate to fresh winds audiongh st to fada Fidaran to Paracels strong wind and high sea; thence to part mediate to light winds and snooth sout

"The British steamer Formosa, from Tamsui 14th Feb,, Amey and Swalow 13th, ndog N.E mouseca sud dull elundy woather Amoy. From Amay to Swalow bybt vil rinds, smooth men and steady weather. From Stato to. port light variable winds, soos and fine weather.. Vessels in Amoy-Topes and Tailes. In SwetowChunshan, Puote New- chwung and Pechvili, ali naj sk

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Kalgan, British air., 1,15 Bennett, Feb 2,

Butterfiola & Swire

Kong Heng. Bei isk str., 86, Joslin, Feb. 12,

Butterfield & Swire

Me. & Mrs. V. Robinage Rossi Maru, Jap. str. 1,50, Nagao, Feb. 10, M. B. Ha

Nippon Yasen Kaisha Mr. E. M. Sehwabe

Kumssig, British str., 2015, Payne, Feb. 14, Macduff, British str. 1,882, Glogg, Feb 13,

Mr. & Mrs. D. L. Smith

Dr. J.J. Suyder. U.S.N.

Mrs. Selas B. Tainted

Mr. S. B. Terry

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Hongkong Iris, American collier, Master D. F. E. Foss, at

Isla de Cuba, American grabont, Coindr. F. P,

Gilmore, at Hongkong

Isla de Lazon, American gunboat, Comdr. J

V. B. Bleecker, at Hongkong - Y Jean Bart, French cruiser, 108, 8,000 hip-

Capt. Anber, at Kwangchanyan

Jaguar, German cruiser, Captzia Kinderling,

At

Kalegria Augasta German cruiser, 20-guns, 14.030 lip, Capt. Guelich, at Shanghai Kereaint, Frouch gan-vessel, 13 guns, 2,200 b.p..

Capt. de la Motte du Portail, at Saigon Koreretz, Russian cruiser. guns, 2,150 b.p.,

Capt. Sillmana, nt Port Arthur

Liberul, Portuguese gunboat, guns, 509 h.p.

Comdr. Canha Līmu, at losgkong Liguria, Lalian oruisse, Caplatu S. Casolla, at

Sbangbaí

Maius Mary, Japanese str., 657, Ogata, Feb.Latest, Captain Amet, & guns,

7. Mari Bussen Kaize

Phen Kang, Brital str., 1829, Calder, Feb. 10,

Batterfield & Swire E

Ploriola, German str., 875, Hase, Feb. 10,

Semssen & Co

Prosper, Norw, str. 789, Turstensen, Feb. 3,

Geo, R. Storeda & Co Robila, British str., 2,216, Lockyer,

P.&O.S. N. Co

For 14

St. Andrews, Norw. ste, 1,971, Horgen, Feb. 2,

Order

Savoia, German steamer, 1,632, Jaeger, Feb. 14,

Slemsson & Co

Sungkiang, British str., 1,012, Moore, Fab 13,

Batterfeld & Swird Tsichoong, German str., 898, Abrons, Feb 13

Meyer & Co

Taifu, German str., 1,046, Schalt, Fel. 12,

Meyer & Co. AB

Tsinau, British str., 1,10, Anderson, Feb. 9

Butterfield & Swire

Tyr. Norwegian steamer, 1,418, Gram, Feb.

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Victoria, British str., 1994, Panton, Jan. 30, * Dodwell & Co., Limited Whampoa, British atr., 1,109, Garriool, Feb. 8,

Balterfield & wire

BLING YES3MLS. Allerton, British ship, 1,938, Toys, Far. 31,

Admirnity

Brodick Castle, Brit ship 1,744, Olsen, Jan. 29,

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Mandjoar, Russian cruiser, 14 guns, 1,400 b.p..

Captain Yakoveif, at Foochow

Lieut-Comdr. A. P. Nazro, at Zamboanga Manila, American gunboat, guns, 750 h.p... Manileo, American gnabant, Enaign. I. C.

Wattengel, ut Manila

Marco Polo, Italian cruiser, 2 gums, 10,000 hr Captain Ed. Tooronato, at Singapore

Marietta, Americia gunboat, Comdr. E. H.

Gheen, ernising

Gilpin at Manila Mariveles American gunboat, Ensign C. E.

Mindora, Amerion ganhost, Ensign A. H. MG-

Carthy, at Subis Bay. Monadeock, Ator, démuls-tarrat monitor, 6 goor,

3,000 h.p. Capt. J. McGowan, at H'kong Monoosey, Amerionn gunboat, 6 guns, 850 h.p., Comdr. Guo A Bicknell, at Shangbal Monterey, American monitor, Captain. G. W.

Pigman, at Manila,

Nanshan, American collier, Master F. F.

Storell, cruising

Nashville, American gunboat, Comdr. R. P. dBodgöra, cruising

Navarin, Russian battleship, 2gana, 1,150 b.p..

Captain Yenish, at Port Arthur Nowark, American ornisse, Captain B. H.

Calle, at Manil

New Orleans, American arulier, Captain E.

Longuecker, af Manila

Oregon, American battle-ship, 16 guns, 11111 b. Capt. G, F. F. Wilde, at Manila Otrazny Russian aratoaret uniser, 12 guss,

2,500 h.p., Com. Coprisaof, at Nagasaki Igane Reed, Amr. ship, 1,857, Watts, Feb. 8 Pampanga. American ganbaat, Lieut. R. H.

Emily Read. Aur ship, 1,480, Nickels, Feb. 1,

Standard Qiỉ Cò

Standard Oil Co

Leigh, at Iloilo Trafalgar British -m bark. 1,616, Wright, Pauny, American gnaboat. Enige A. Kauts,

at Cel

Dec. 2, Sander, Wictor & Co Taleukun, Amr, schr., 74, Melaunder, Jet. Paragua, American graboat, Lieut. W. C. Waratah, British sch., 24. Haynes, Sept. 23,

F. W. Hali

HER BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S LIPS 1 IN THE CHINA SQUADRON

Alaority, despatch-bost, 3, .p., Capt. Smith

Darrien at Hongkong Algerine, loop, 6 gaus, 1,100 b.p., Comdr. B.J

W Slade, at Hongkong Autoru, cruise, 12 guts, 6700 bp, Centuin

Bayly, at Manila, kaps Barfear, battleship, guns, 9.000 hp, Cast

Hou. 8. C. 3. Colville, C. at Wawel Bonaventura cruiser, 10guns 7,000 h.p, Capt.. RAJ. Montgomerie, C.B. at Shoghai Brink, oraiser, 6 gunk 5,600 hp, Capt. R. B

S. Wroy at Hengkozy

- {31. | Centurion, däyship, 14guns, 9,000 bp, Capt.

J. R. Jellicoe, at HongkongEN

susOMBAY BURMAH TEADING COL.

PORATION, LIMITED BANGKOK AND RANGOON,

Per steamer Sulasie, sailed on the 12th Feb Far Murselies-10. bites raw silk. cases curios, 2 rolla matting, and packages madries. For Lyons-bates raw silk. For Hayre 10 packagis bamboowars.

The Costal-General, for the Orange Free State at Waigton hus protested against the shipping by Americans of males and unitions to South Africa for the use of the British. "The Ameriau reply in that international law

TH&K SQUABEK PLANKO, Bone end BOANTLINGS, PLANED, Torques, and GROOTED BOASOS, TOEFLOORING, CEILING, WALAANO,

So. TEAK SHINGLES FOR ROOFING, 29

PINEADOR RAILWAY STREPERS for all

GAUGES

Davison, at Manila Pascal French craiser, 16 gana, 8,500 h.po

Capt Botéf, at Shanghal Petrol, Auriean gunboat, guns, 1,095 h.p.,

Condr CC. Cornwell, at Manila Piedimonte, Italian oraiser, 12 guns," 12,000 hp," Captain F. Giuliani, at Singaporea Presidente Sarmiento, Argentine frigato, 16 guns, 2,000 hp, Capt. Betheder, at Alanila Princeton, Americau gunboat, & gaze, 800.b.pr

Comdr. Harry Knox at Aparri beha Razbenik Eassina oruiser, Captain Kamaro,

at Hongkong Rossia, Russian oruiser, Capt. Domojiroff, runs; 14.500 h.p., at Vladivostook Rurik, Russian flagship, 43 guns, 13,500 h.p.

Com. Haupt, at Nagasaki

Samar, Aurican gunboat, Ensign 1 C.

Musliu, cruising.

Silatoh, Russian gunboat guns, 1,200 h.p.. - Daphne, sloop, 8 guns, Lp. Comdi. Ogissoi Valky, Russian battleship. If guns, 8,500

Capt Barranoff, at Vladivostosk Winnington-Ingram, at Hankow

h.p. Capt. Mollas, at Port Arthur

Endymion, craiser, 12 junt, 10,000 b.p., Capt. Siroutoh, Russian guaboat, 18 guns, 1,200 h.p.,

G. A. Callaghan at Weihaiwat! Esk, gun-boat, guns 240 h... Lient, and

Condy, C. Chadwick, at Shanghai

Capt. Suabatin, at Port Arthur Solace, American transport, Caride. A: Doulay,

LED ronto United States

Fante, torpedo.beat desnever, I guns; 5,700 h. Surprise French ganbant, 2 guns, 900 hp.

Lieut. and Comdr. Bogor Keyes, at Hong Firstrand, gun-boat, puna, 350

reserve, at Hongkong

Rates Suppled and Orders Hooked by Handy, torpedo bost destroyer, 6 guns, 10

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AVID CORSAR 4

annctions such a praotion D MERCHANT NAVY

Many of the Magersfontein wounded thongh without food and water for twenty-For hours, would only wet their lips at the acbulance bearera batlles, knowing that the pply of water was insufficient for the needs of the foroo.

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LONG FLAX

REMANCE CROWN

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hip, in reserve, at Hongkong. Hart, torpede-bost desfmres, & guns, 4,080 h.p.

in reserve, at Hongkong

Hermions, cruiser, 10gues, 7,000 hp, Captain

R8. D. Cumming at Singapore Haber, atoreslip. Comdr, H J Davison,

vat Hongkong

Iphignais, craiser, & guns, 7,000 L.p. Capt H.

N. Dudding, et Ringapore Lintet, gan-vessel, guns, 570 h.p. Com. W. for W. Smythe, at Singanor

Orlando, ervisor, 12 guss. 8,549 b.p., Capt, J, TON SH. T. Burke, at Manila, a

Perpusk. gunbost, 6. gaur, 720 hp. Lient Comdr. JJ, Armstrong, at Stogia Phonix, loop & gues J.100.5p. Capt. R. P

Copbran, at Hongkong day a Pigmy, geaboat, 6 gau, 720 hp Lient Comdr.

05 FGreen, at Weihaiwei

CANVAS

TARPAULING

ARNHOLD KARBERG & UO,

Capt. Plesals, at Badgon

Valkyries. Danish oruisge, 3,000 topt, Prinos

Valdemar, at Shanghai

Vanban, Tregob cruiser 11 gues, 4,560 h.p- Captain Blondel, at Kongshan Won Vladimir Koponach, Rossins ormiser, 10 guns, Captain Prince Onohtamsky, ut P. Arthur Veadnik, Russian torpedo bost guns, 1,300

kp., Capt Bogulls, at Viadivostock Wheeling, American ganbelt, 6 gune, 1,100 h.p. Comdr. W. P. Burwell, at Hongkong Yorktown, American gunboat, & guns 3,392 h.p..

Comdr. C. 8. Sperry, at Zamboanga Yosomite, American converted ervisor, H guns 3,800 hp, Captain G. E-Ida, at Gurm

Zabisks, Russian oraiser. guns, 2,000 p

Capt. Shkraft, at Port Arthor Zafiro American supply slip, Master A. W.

Whitten, at Manila

Zenta, Apatrian oruiser, 2,500 toss, 0.003 b.p.; Captain Thomana von Montaimar; Whampoa