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THE MOBILITY OF THE BRITISH NAVY.

The Singapore Fres Press of Juho 5th comments: The Singapore roadstead to-day ases at anche a valuable addi ion to the China squadron on rout to hongkong. This comprises the whole of the River class of d-stroyers, aix in number, recently attached to the Atlantic foot at Gibraltar. These are the Exe, the Ettrick, the Erne, the Dee, the Itchen and the Arun, the two latter having been delayed after the departure of the other four, for docking purposes. We learn that it is not long since theso vessels, with all their spare parts of ms- chinery, ato, wera transferred from Malta to Gibraltar, and their despatch to hins was quite unexpected. The orders for the change, which came quite as a surprise, atated that the Their places at flotilla was to leave at once. Gibraltar ars to be taken as soon as possible by HIGHEST CLASS, other division of the class, the "River" typo,

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of which there are about thirty more, and almost all new. It is the type decided on after the uccilent to the Cobra, which was of greater Ispod but too light in construction in stand the violent strains of a heavy seaway, without con- siderable risk, or worse than that, as in this | Cobra's_case, Thoy average

7,500 hp. with a spoed of 251 knots, though some ore a knot or two faster. The siz new arrivals with those destroyer already on the station bring up the strongth in that typo to tourtoon, the other eight being the Fame, Whiting, Handy Hart, Jaus, Oller, Virago, and the Faku, captured from the Chinese."

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JUNE 17TM¤, 1905.

JOINT STOCK SHARES.

Mossra. Vernon & Smyth say in their wookly share raport dated Hongkong, 16th June, 1905 The market has shown no signs of improve. ment during the week sud rates with vary few exceptions are quoted lower.

BANKE-Hongkong and Shanghai havo beon placed in fair lots at 3800 and 8002), clos ing steady at the latter rafe. Nationals remain unchanged and without business.

MARINE INSURANCES.-Unions have been placed in small lots at $695, and Canton $120 and $3224 closing with boyers Yangtzes lave improved to $172 while Chinas remain au- changed and without business. China Traders have found buyers at $65, and a fair business has been transected.

FIRE INSURANCER-Hongkongs have been placed at $3024 and Chums at $87 in unimpert- ant lots.

SHIFTING. Hongkong, Canton and Maenos and Douglas' bare ch ngel hand. at quotations. the latter clo ing with sellers. Indoa hace do

lined to $102 with bat few sales between that and the closing rats (10) of last week; for ward sales are reported at 8109 for Deo, the market closing very quist. Star Ferries have bean an offer at quotations and small sales have resulted, Sa'os have REFINERIES.-Chips Segara. been effected at $215 for the Settlement, and reported ours at 2218, but the murkot' closes quiet at $215 rach. Jansons are obtainable at

32, with no business to report.

MINING-Baabs bave been in small demand, od small sol s have besa effected at $4 and $44. Docks, WHARVE, AND GODOWNS.-Hong- kong and Whetapos Decks continue weak with sellers ruling the market at $197. No good nows bas besu received from the Sully Beld of oper

Kowloon Wharrea boro experienced. a deline on account of the purchase of a peace pro- of land, adjoining the Company's Kewicon perty, by a local fire, for the purpose of erecting Sale bare bears wharves and godowns.

fected for December at $104, and the market closea quiet with probable sellers at $100. New Amoy Dooka hays further declined to $18 with- out sales. Forokams, in the intimation of a return of Tls. 20 per share from capital account. have ruled firm with sales at $159, $140, 8161 and $162, closing rm at $148. Hookew Wharves have gone back to $1873.

As showing how swiftly changes may be made in the distribution of the British feet as a result of the great Japanese naval victory To my

meation that a tologram was received yesterday morning by the Senior Naval Officer.ations. notifying that the battlorbips Canopus and Goliath, now due of Colombo, would not come on to China as ordered. but would at once return to England. These ships wore, of course, spatched t the Far East in order to Braugthen the China squadron in case of any emergegay arising out of the proasses of the Baltic fleet in Eastern waters. As that feat in now, for the most part, under Eastern waters an emergency cannot arise, and the dospatch of the two battleships is now countermandad. It should be added that the zending out of the Goliath and Canopun did not daduct anything from the standing strength of the Houso Channel, or Atlantic feste, as these ships were in commission in reserve at Portamenti as emergency ships." The whole incident in a good example of the strategic mobility of the British fat, and of the way in which, in a nomont, on political grounds, Its distribution moy be altered.

GENERAL ORDERS

MANUFACTURERS MAJOR GENBBAL VILLIERS HATION, C.R.,

* IN CHINA, AND STOCK THE

GREATEST VARIETY OF

MAKES.

Hongkong, 9th June, 1905.

$1363

Commanding the Troops in Bouth China.

HEADQUARTERS,

HONGKONG, 18th June, 1905. Army (Annual Act. 1005.--No. 96. The Army (Annual) Act, 1903, was received in the Command yesterday.

LAVIS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGS.-Hong- kong Lauds have slightly improved a account of the sale by the Reaamation Co. et a piece of land in Kowloon, in which the Hongkong Land Co. is interestel. Sales Lave been made at $12 and the market loses fairly steady at that rate. Hotel has declined to $144 with- out salva. We have nothing else to report

under this beading.

COTTON MILLS-No change or busness to report with the exception of an advance of Tls. 1 in Ewos, which are now wanted at Tis. 35.

MISCELLANEOUS.-Chius Borneos hav's been placed at $21 Green Islands (old) at $201, Electric (old) at 317 and China light and Powers at the advanced rato of $10. Tramways could be placed at $212, but none seen available.

CHURCH SERVICES.

S. JOHN'S CATEDRAL, Hongkong-18th June, 1905; Trinity Sunday. Holy Communion (7.30)

Publications. No. 97. The undermentioned Official Publications were received in them.) Matins (10 am) Ordination Service (11 Command yesterday: Army list, May, 1905 Army orders, May, 1905; List of changes in War Material, May, 1905,

DetailNo. 98. Detail of officers for the opening week. Victoria: (a) Prison Visitor, Majer L. J.

J. Dopping Heponatal, Royal Engineers; (b) Field Officer of the weak, Captain E.

E. C. L. Fitzwilliams, Army Service Next for

Artillery (0) Captain M. I. Louell, Royal Royal Garrison Artillory, Next for daty: An Oficer, 2nd Royal West Kent Regt. Kowloon: (n) Field Oficer of the wook, Caplain O. L. Price, Royal Garrison Artillery. Not for duty Major &. E. Hatch, 129th Baluobis, (b) Subaltern Officer of the week, An Officer, Army Service Corps. Next for daty: Au Hong-Offeer, Ragal Garrison Artillery.

Dirino dervion-No. 99. Divine Service will be conducted on Sunday as follows

MITSUBISHI GOSHI-KWAISHA Satalten Oloor of the wosk At Officer,

(MITSU BISHI CO.) COAL DEPARTMENT MARUNO UCHI, TOKIO. Cable Address, “IWASAKI," which applies to all Branch Offices and kong and Shanghai Agencies, A1, ABC 5th Edition, Western Union Codes Deed,

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BRANCH OFFICES:-

NAGASAKI, MOJI, KOBE, KARATSU

AND HANKOW.

ÅGENCIES :-

SHANGHAI: H. J. H. TRIPP.

HONGKONG: H. U. JEFFRIES

MANILA: MACONDRAY & Cr

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YOKOHAMA: M. ASADA.

CONTRACTORS OF COAL to the Im perial Japanese Navy and Foreign Navias; the Imperial Arsanals: the Imperial Railway; Saayo, Kiusin and the other Principal Rail WAYS; Industrial Works; Home and Foreign Mail and Freight Steamers.

EXPORTERS OF COAL to Hongkong, Shanghai, Hankow, Singapore, Manilo, North China, Korean porta and America.

SOLE PROPRIETORS of Takashims, Uchi, dhinner, Nainsenta and Kami-Yamada Collieries and also Hojo Colliery, which will shortly be ready to produce un a large scale the best Buzen Coal.

Sola Agents for Kiglo, Komaten (Tagawa) and Tashiromachi Coal (Karatan).

The Head and Branch Offices and the Agen cies of the Company will receive any order for Coals produced from the above Collieries.

Coal sold in 1904 by the Company amounted vio 1,520,000 lone.

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TAKASHIMA COAL. New and additional shafts at the Takashime Colliery have been completed and this well known best and most economical steam Coal in the EAST is now produced in abundance and can be supplied in any quantity.

Hongkong, 15th February, 1905.

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Orders

4y.m. Chaplain.

To Tiber hell

Ufficiate

Ob of

Victoria Cathedral 8.39a.m Chaplain. England

The Ch. of

11. Chaplain. Lyemun Barracks England CL. of Stone The Under Sur. Officer.

England outters Barracks Ch, of Sta. Hosi

England pital Presby-

Victoria Uniao Ch. 11.a.m. Offg, Clergu. turion Woslogan Victoria Wesla. Ch. 1,15. Offg. Clergn, Arrangam'te 9.. 16 bendaby Wesleyan Lymnu Barracks

Sur. Oficer. Roman

Sam. Offy, Clergn. Victoria 3.Joseph'e

Ch. Catholic Roma

Catholic Kowloon! Kowloos 7.30a.m.'Offg. Clergn *Launch will leave A.S.C. Pier for Lyemm at 10.30 am,

Lantion will leave A.8.C. Pior for Lysmun at 7.45 a..

The

2

Escorts as ander will be furnished by the Royal Garrison Artillery, to conduct prizoners to Church. Church of England, 1 N.C.o. 2 men, 8.15 8.m.

By Order

R. A. Ross, Major,

D.A.Q.M.G.

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