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WHAT ARE THESE BONDS?
They are high-clats and absolutely safe securities, payable to beirari ismal by the various Governments and Municipalities of Europe; they are a leamble at periodical drawings, either with Cash Premiums varying from £40 to £43,301, or, at the very losst, at their fall nominal valus, EASY PAYMENTS.
We sell these Bonds singly or in combinations of the most wienntagsoli 9005, payable by conronient Monthly Instalments ranging from 159. to £20, Write for Handbook, sent post tree.
MELVILLE, GLYN, & Co., Bankers, 3, Rus de la Bourse, FARIS (France). (23).
MINCARNIS
COLEMAN'S
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 28TH, 1910,
RUBBER NEWS.
IS IT TRUE?.
Mr. Waiter Jackson, who has just come back from a visit to China, states, according to the Tinion of Malaya, that it is dangerous to mention rubber la Shanghai at present.
COAGULATING BUBBERUN An improved method of coagulating rubber and of removing impurities from the later is sald by the Sourabaya Handelsblad to have bean invented by Dr. Von Faber, s soientist attached to a sugar planting laboratory there. The discovery resulted from experimenting with latex from different kinds of rubber." Two samples of fices later so treated yielded over 96 per cent. of pure rabber..
Rotan estate, he said that He Hanly estimated that a result, the development of the cultiva tion would be delayed, so that the estimated
NAPIER JOHNSTONES'
SHIPPING IN PORT.
STEAMERS
crops for the first year or two sayhow were not "SQUARE BOTTLE" ALINE WORKMANN, British str., 1,449, J. D.
likely to be secured. Continuing, he said: It is due to the vendors and to Mr. Irving (who, it was stated, did not agree with the conclusions arrived at by Mr. Henly) that I should say that they have shown themselves willing to meet us handsomely in the matter, and it of the directors that the proposals made by the opinion them, which are embodied in the agreement referred to, will, if adopted, place this company in as good and probably in a battar position than that indicated by the prospectus,
RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.
UNITED 'BATANG BUBBEE ESTATES. The statutory meeting was held on June 3rd
Allagar... at the offices, Mincing-lane. Mr. A. G. Angier, Alor Fongea who presided, said that Dr. Connolly, their Alme résident manager, was attacking the work of Anglo-Malay oleaning up the property with vigoar, and he reported the general appearance of all three. Balgownie
Ayer Kuning estates na good. There had been no difficulty Banteng na to labour. They had about 100,000 plante or Bata Cares seedlings in the nurseries, and Dr. Connolly was
Batu Tiga Laying down germiuntion bels of 100,000 to Bertam
WINCARNIS,200,000 seeds, and as fast as the coolies cloat Boverise.
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The combination of cll that is most nourishing in Beef and Malt is prepared in Winoninis givés à TWO-POWER STANDARD that cannot be equalled for giving_Strength and Stamina, Vitality and Force to Mou, Women and Children.
IT TO-DAY
BUY
From any leading · Chemist.
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SUPPLIED TO THE HOUSE OF Consumption
··LORDS AND HOUSE OF COMMONS.
THORNE'S
OLD VAT
BURN WAT WAS STARTED BY THE LATE-ROLEĆI MIRAAN.
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BOLE AGENT IN
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LABUAN COAL,
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571
NOTICE THIS CRE LABUAN COAL can only to
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PRINTING Nothing creates such a good impression in business as the use of First Class Printing.
The difference in cost between good and bad printing and material is generally nil.
"THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESA " PRINTING WORKS turn out the Best Printing at Reasonable Prices
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From June 28th to 4th July, 1010.
HHH WATER.
Hongkong
LOW WATER
Mens Times.
Height
Hoagkong Mean Time.
Tusa, 28 0
*
Fed, 29
Thure 30
Bri.
1
1
#
Bat.
排
3
7 to
Mon,
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REGISTER.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
Hongkong Observatory, June 27th.
Barometer
Previous Day. Un Dabeat
at pi
10
ste
29.75
Temperature was Humidity
29.70
63
On Dite Al 4 p
29.70 86
·Wind Dirockdor.)
Fores...
Weather
E
b
Rain
Highest open air Temperature on 28th...89 Lowest open air Temperatura en 26th - 779
MESSES, FALCONER & CO/9 REGISTER.
Juno 27th. Barometer 9.A.K.29 82 Therm,( Wotbull) & A.M.81 Karometer IP.M.20.7 Therm;(Wolbulb) 1 r.1,50 Barometer 4 P.M.29 74 Therm (Watballi) 4 e. 5.79 Thermom. 9 A. 84 Therm. Maximum ......95 Thermoin. 1 r.. 85 Therm. Minimum our Thermom. 4 p. 85 nightki.
Can be Cured
AT LAST A REMEDY HAS BEEN FOUND THAT CURES CONSUMPTION
Derk P. Yonkerman, Discoverer of The New Cure for Consumption. Marvellous as it may seem alter centuries of failure, a remedy has been discovered that has cured the Deadly Consumption even in the advanced stages of the disease. No one will longer doubt that Consuraption can be cured after reading the proof of hundreds of cases cured by this wonderful, discovery- some sfier change of climate and all other remedies tried bad failed, and the casen had been
of pronounced hopeless cure. This new remedy
edy has also proved itself effective and speedy in curing Catarrhi, Bronchitis, Asthma, and many serious throat and lung troubles. In order that all in
in need of this wonderful product of Science may know of its efficacy for themselves, a Company has been formed to give this knowledge to the world, and a book on the treatment can be obtained by writing to the Deck P. Yonkerman, Co., Lad. (Dept., 963), 6, Bouveriç Street, London, E.G. Send no money. Simply mention this paper and ask for the free book. It will be sent to you by ratpen of post; carriage paid, ABSOLUTELY FREE.
Don't wait if you have any of the symp toms of Consumption, if you have Chronic Catarrh, Bronchitis, Asthma, pains in your chest, a cold un var lungs, or any throat or ling frouble. Write to-day for the free book of Instructions, and cure yourself before it is too late.
PROMISE
AND FULFILMENT.
There is an old axism to the affect that what everybody says, minist be true. Cortainly it is generally safe to follow the crowd. Its inrtlæset is nasally right, and In the matter of common alimente you may profitably pay heed to the opinions of the majority-bilca in times of alckness puts it faith in this stilency of Beschum's Pilia. Nor is that trust been misplaced; Arinantiul sale of 5,000, àõo botes prevÓN tus universality of the belief in the vales of
BEECHAMS PILLS
Biany preparations, miscalled remedios, claim impossibilities. They could not cenaonably make good witch' that claimed for them. No`qzoggefated state- montaard put forward respecting Beecham's Pula The steady demand for them-year altar year-proves that those who hayo sood of them, layo fożnd that they wrought thisse cures that they are 'announced to effect. No other medtelse is so geuerily and uniformly kuccessful in giving strength to the stomach--correct- Ing the digestive system, and regulating the fiver, kidnayo, and bowels, and the use of Boschem's Pills will prove to four perfect satisfaction that they
MAKE GOOD EVERY CLAIM.
Enid everywhere in hazeï, prios #}tt., 1/14 & 259.
any part of the estates soodlings er shumps ware at once planted to fill any vacancy.
n the now areas being opened up this year
and next it was proposed to plant robusta coffee, which matured in about three years. The coffee would be out out later, when the Horan trees arrived at maturity. Tapping had already been started on the older trees on the Changkat Lada estate.
DJEMBER RUABER ESTATES, The statutory meeting was held on June 3rd. Mr. Herbert C. Hadfield, who presided, said that the purchase of the estates had been com pleted in the terms set out in the prospectus. The Djembor Company had taken over all the shares of the vendor company-tha Dutch company and the directors had been appointed directors of that, undertaking. Thus it would not be necessary to form a ser company in Holland to comply with the law. The labour. force on the estates was ample at present, but the increased demand for Inbour, not only in 714 Jaya but also in Sumstra and Borneo, might the future. The climate, soil, and rainfall were all that could be desired.
Bikam Bukit Kajang. Bakit Bajak Bakit Lintang Castlefield.... Carey United Changkat Berdang... Changkat Salak Cicely Consolidated Malay.. Caledonis... Damansara Edinburgh Federated (Selangor). F.M.S. Rubber Gedong... Glenenly... Glonshiel.... Golden Hope Golconda Harpenden Heawood
make it difficult to get an adequate supply High. & Lowlands
LEDHURY BUBBEK BOTATES. · Presiding at the first annual meeting held at Winchester bass, Mr. A. McIlwraith mit that the successful results of the past year's operations were due to their incressed production of rubber and to the exceptional prices obtained. The
amount of rübler marketed crossed from 28,9561b, in 1908 to 66,881lb. ii. 1999, which realized an average price of 7. 74. per 16 Habber, like arary other article that entered largely into manufactures, was amenable to the influences that operated when the cost became abnormally high. Those influences would sooner or later turn the tide." There was no neod, the board thought, to fear anything in "the nature of a “slump" in pricesat lesst for some time-but they were of opinion that a lower level would be better for all concerned, manufactares and growers alike, an tend- ing
to eliminate, or curtail, tas speculation. which appeared to have been rather rampant of late. The company's output for the current year was estimated at 90,000. He moved the adoption of the report, which was seconded by Me F. W. Barker and agreed to, the proposed dividend at the rate of 17 par cent being also approved. Replying ta question, the chairman said that a call would probably be made on the shares, at present 78. 6d. palā, on January 1 mort.
SUNGHI MATANO RUBBER COMPANY.
Keinelt
Jngro Jebong Kapar Para Kamnaning... Kempsey Kepong Kota Tinggi. Kuala
Klang Krinu Hub. Est. Kuala Lumpur Labu Lauadron.... Ledbury Linggi London Asiatic Malacca Plant Merton North Hummock Nova Scotia Pajam Pataling Pagoh Port Dickson. Parair Plant
Bambin
Ribn Rubber Rabana Ratanni
Choh
April. May. Total. 2,400 3,100 11,400 1,150 1,870
3,020
600 600 1,200
48,939 47,953 248,983
273
833
8,575
1,381 10,952 12,266-
9,778 42,782
1,716
7,126
43,043
6,525 6,622
29,892
10,000
43,088
5,761
8,943
40,20
785
3,251
3,821
12.761
30,96)
146.363
3,000 3,320 13,670
7,700 12,000
39,250
2,700
3,030 14,042
3,003
3,003
12,599
:901
9,450
21,855
17,537
23,327
4,44 37,631 90,041 69,447 77,998
5,600 6.400 29,350 8,505 29,33031,370 292,577
33,401
13,500 37,500
2,326 3,120 11,235
6,836
5,877
24,960
11,001 6,485
་་་
45,538
18,130
907
907
2,045 1,621 7.850
1
42,265 38,648 212,086 12,646 14,428 64,537 7,170 9,671 25,272 16,870 18,500 82.840 10.6411 —
6,293
36,985
2013 7.17 $31,803 2,425 2,750 10,534
564
1,759
2,410
9,195
WHISKY.
BEWARE OF
UNVARIED FOR
THE SAME TO-DAY
48
150 YEARS.
IN 1745.
IMITATIONS
SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG
LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.,
0
and from ALL WINE MERCHANTS." [46
GRIMAULT'S
SYRUP
OF
HYPOPHOSPHITE OF LIME
FOR
6,665 STUBBORN COUGHS
8,183
BRONCHITIS
WEAK LUNGS
CATARRH
38,600 38,500 211,910 14,720 17,185 60,224 29,808 37,178 143,918
·9,234.9,609 42,463 60,590
62,500 302,000 9,574 12656 48,548 24,000 21,000 116,000
1,788
1761
3,549 4,559 5,169 23,783 -8,480 24,530 2,300 2,400 9,050 28,144 37,057 124,301 2,400 3,261 14,546 9,078
37,290 582
2.258 915 671
4,152 4,396
5,623
DOUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONO 24,637 10,000 43,220 WEEKLY PRESS. July to Decemler,
5,129 1909. With INDEX. Price 87-53 11,599
On sale at the HONGKONG DALIA
Hongkong, 29 January, 1910
CONSUMPTION
1.222
1,490
2:404
5,593
60005
26 025 Odloo.
5,025
5,786
20,734
3,300 3,020
16,780
14,300
67,300
5,000 6,395
32,961
15,120 14,374
58.421
34,385
135,882
31,445 31,516 142.598
Rabber Growers' Assn 2,043 Bengat Selaba Sungei Sunger Kapse Sandyoroft Lord Molesworth presided at Winchester Seafield House over the statutory meeting, and con: Selangor gratulated the shareholders on the company Seremban financial position Of the 105,000 shares Senawang originally held in reserve for additional working Shelford capital, 50,000, or practically one-half, had Singapore & Johore been already called by the syndicate, The Singapore Pars original syndicate was formed in August, Sirgita Rubber 1907. By Marsh, 1909, it had planted Sanget Balak 330 sores of rabber. Requiring more work Telok Ansor ing capital fully to develop its property Tali Ayor .. it formed the company, to
which it Trafalger ... sold its estates for the exact amount of its issued
United Singapore .Trong
Vallambrose
capital, and took the whole of the purchase price in fully-paid shares. On the previous day a cablegram was received from their visiting agent stating that the estate had greatly improved.
RUBBER CULTUUR- MAATSCHAPPIJ OF
AMSTERDAM.
+
At an extraordinary general meeting held at Mincing-lane House, Mr. W. F. de B. Ms claren, who presided, said that the object of the meeting was to obtain the approval of the shareholders to a special resolution authorizing the directors to enter into sa agreement or agrements for the sale of the estates of the company in Java on such conditions and terms na the directors might think desirable. He explained the proposal and moved a resolution in accordance with the object of the meeting, which was recorded and carried without discns | sion,
LANADEON BUBDER ŠTĀTES,
i
Ꭸ
ON SALE.
Martin, 7th June-Saigon 2nd June, Ries and General-Chiness.
AMANA, British str.. 1,565, C. J. Mattock, 25th June-Java 16th June, Sugre Jardine, Matheson & Co.
ANTUI, British str, 1,350, J. B. Haris, 13th
Jana Shanghai 9th June, General Butterfeld & Swiro.
BANGKOK, German str. 1,237, F. Nicolairen, 18th Jano-Bangkok 10th Jane, Rice and Mood-Yuen Fat Hong.
CATHERINE APCAS, British str., 1,730. G F. Hudsen, 23rd June-Calontta and Strate 7th June, General-David Snageon & Co. CHOSHUN MARU, Japanese str., 1,30 T. Seru
ga, 26th June-Swatay 25th Jans, General
Osaka Shoson Kaisha.
Cnowra, German st., 1,055, F. Schmitz, 1 th June-Bangkok 6th and Hehe 3th
June, Rico-Nordlaatscher Lloyd. CHOWTAI, German str. 1,115, Mollermann, 25th June-Banekek 17th June, Ri Butterfeld & Swire..
CLARA JEISEN, Ger. str., 1,130, J, Bendixen, 24th June-Saigon 22nd June, Rics--- Jobsen & Co.,
DERWENT, British str., 1,562, J. Jenkius, 20th June-Enigon 17th June, Rice, Mon Fat & Co. EREN FRANZ FERDINAND, Austrian,str., 5,843, 5th June-Shanghai 21st June, General- Sander, Wieler & Co.
FITZPATRICK, British str.. 2,838, R. Hnt- cbinson, 20th, June-Moji 1402 Juneytʻml
Ordor.
FIUME, British str., 838, H. Nilson, 24th Jane -Saigon 19th Juas, RiceBarrett & Co.
FUKUI MARU, Japanese sir, 3,087, Murakami, 23rd Jane-Moji 19th June, Coal-Miteni Brasan Kalsha.
HAITAN, British str., 1,181, J. W. Evans, 25th
Fitne-Coast Poris 24th June, General Donglas, Lapraik & Co.
HELENE, German str., 771, Bendixon, 24th
June Tourane 22nd June, General- Jebsen & Co.
HSING SHUN, Chinese, str, 809, Murakano,
24th June-Amoy 23rd June, Ballist Order.
HUE, French r., 742, Pauior, 8th May
Haiphong 5th May, General-AB. Marty.
KEONGWAL, German str., 1,115, Joli. Zöbler. 25th Jure-Bangkok and Hollow 24th June, Rios Butterfield & Swire. KUMERIC, British str., 1,234, J. Mathis, 24th June-Manila 21st Jace, General-Dod woll & Co.
KWANGLEE. Chinese str., 1,469, Lincoln, 25th June-Shanghai 21st June, General- C. M. E. N. Co.
KWEILIN, British str., 1,071, Puckett, 22nd Juno-Newchwang. Dairy and Chafoo 15th Juus, General--Butterfield & Bwire. KWONGBANG, British str., 1,420, Richard, 26th
Juno-Shanghai and Swatow 25th June, General Jardine, Matheson & Co. MATHILDE, German str., 831, C. Ulderap, 25th
Juno-Haiphong 25th June, Jardine, Matheson & Co.
ueral---
MONGOLIA, American afr., 8,750, E. P. Keth 26th June San Francisco 24th May, General P. M. S. §. Co
OMURO MAKE, Japanese str. 1,730, S. Takagi,
22nd June-Dairez 16th Jane, Cosl Mitsui Bassan Kiska,
PERSONSANG, British str.. 1,767, E. J. Baller, 34th Jane Meji 17th June, Conl Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL.
4,305 6,000 19,904
Mrs ... Adaus 5,800
21,500 Mr. P. R. Adamy 8,156 10,055 41,091 Mr. G. H. Allen
Fad | 4,950: · 23,750,
Mr
·Capt. J. McBrid
Mr. G. C. VoIntosh Mr. & Mrs. J. Mcintish
Mrs. J. T. Mr. & Mrs W.J. Motio
2 children
29,00) 21,980 121,480 M. Arnem
Mr. JH. Baolchones 620
Mr W. E. Bainard 43,700
Miss Bar ard 530. T. Brigman 2,160 & Mr. B. 8. Citlelt
2,435 2,103
9.309
520 12,200
....
270
1,300 80,000
260
4,880 1,420
20,237 [All totals are calculated for the calendar year instead of the financial year, which difers with many companies. Managers of Estates. returns for which in above list are incomplete,. will help to make the list more useful if they will kindly fill in the gaps.]
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The P. & 0.8. N. Co.'s str. Jara left Sings- pore for this port on the 26th instant, at 10 am., and is due here on the 1st prox, at about 2 p.m.
The M.M. str. Ernest Simons, with the French Mail of the 5th instant, and mails from London of the 4th instant, left Singapore on the 26th instant, ab 0 p.m., and is expected to Brrive here on the 4th prox., at daylight.
& child
Me. al, O. lact Mr. M. A. Cla-ko. Mr. W. J. C aray Wies A Do-lor Mfr. A. E. Duurich
. R. Eliet drs C B. Dyer
Mr. J. E
E. Menagh
Dr. & Mr L. C. Mendel Mo-doi Mega Mr. H. E. Al-yera Mr. D. M. Miele Mr. J. Milli
Mrs. J. Minor
A. B. Noulder Mr. H. J. Mos Mr. & Mre. 1. Maor Mr. Arroll
Mr. N. PeterEDDİ
Mr. B. H. Kay Mr. R. K. Mr.
Rodger
1. Rollett Bows
Ars, B. & Smith Miss P. M. Smith Mr. R. H. Solomon Surgeon and Mrs. A.D Spalding, R.N.
Miss M. Ever Vdme Md. Figueiras and Mi-s Mr. HG Firher
chlid
Mr. A. Gaud-t Mr. F. Gordon Mr. VG hourn Cart T. P. Hall Hon. Mr and Mm. E, A
'owett Dx & Hongh Mr. F. H. Kales Mm. W. D. Kraft Mr. P. Leamon
Mr. G. T. Lawd
The C.P.R. Co.'s str. Afonteagle, which left. F. L. Levetas here on the 24th ultime, strived at New York on the 24th instant,
Mr. B. ded
Ni, O. Marriott Mr. J. W. Martin Miss K. A. Massey
The satend 'nusual moeting was held at Winchester Honse. Mr. A Mellwraith, who presided, said that the cost of development daring the past year amounted to £103. 6d. per sore, or £2 28, 11d, in excess of that in the previous year. This increased cast was of a temporary nature caly. The sale of produce and other receipts for the year amounted to £93,877, leaving a profit of £73,217. A dividend of 10 per cont. was paid last November, and it was now proposed to make a final distribution of 133 per cent. The estimated crop for 1910 was 350,000lb. No one boliered that the
presont condition of things with regard to the rubber market conld last, and it was not desirable in the interests of manufacturers and growers that it should do so. He moved the adoption of the
The NY.K. str. Aki Mara (Europeaa. Line) roport, which was Esconded by Mr. Huat and left Moji fort this port vis Shanghai on the agrood to. Replying to a question, the chair; 27th instant, and is expected here on the 4th man said that the company had made no for ward sales of rabbor.
The American & Manchurian Line str. Kar enga left New York on the 17th ultimo, and is due here on or about the 6th prox,
The C.P.B. Co.'s str. Empress of Japan... Bain arrived at Vancouver on the 25th instant.
-BUKIT SELANGOR RUBREK KSTÁJÉS, LIMITED
At the statutory general meeting held at the London Chamber of Commerce, Oxford. court, Mr. Edgar George Money (chairman of
Course
The N.I.K. str. Tosa Maru (Bombay Line) left Moji for this port on the 24th instant, und is expected here on the 29th instant.
The N.T.K. str. Nikla Haru (Australian Line) left Thursday Island for this port via Manila on the 23rd instant, and is expected here on the 4th pres.
prox.
The N.Y.K, str. Yoxata Haru Australian Line) left Yokohama for this port via Koba, Muji and Nagasaki on the 25th instant, and Axpected here on the 5k prox
MARTIN'S
SAPIOL STEEL
Line) left Yokohams for this port via Kahe, The NYK str. Inaba Maru (American the company)preaded. A representative of Moji and Shanghai on the 27th instrat, and Messrs. Boustead Brothers (the secretaries) is expected here on the 10th poox. read the notice convening
the meeting The Chairman, in the of bis remarks
The notice of the meeting was Becom panied by a cizonlar, which placed before you particulars of certain discrepancies between the report on the estates by Mr. Irving issued with the prospectus and a subsequent report received from Mr. Henly, who is the visiting agent, em- ployed on behalf of the company. There were two estates acquired by this company_viz., Bukit Rotan and Java Selangor. The disore- pancies referred to are practically confined to the former. The circular issued gives particulars of the same, and of certain proposals made by the vendors to the company-the Malay Produce Syndicate and by Mr. Irving, with the object of guaranteeing the company against any less in the inatter, Having referred to the reportad condition of two blocks of land on the Bukit
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fr. J. Spittles Misa A. Square Mr. M. J. Tuvil
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Mr. and Mrs. M. L.
Thompson
Mr. W. W Traufscheld Mr. W. A, Verschoor
Mr. T. Walton Mr. L J. Weeks Mr. B. Whitcomb Nr. G. Wolf Mr. G. Wood
Kisa Bowen Hotel
Mr. Valder
Mias Lepreito WW. Laglin rare, Banchflower Mrs. Marston Dr. Purger Mr. & Mrs. PA. Capron Mr. & Mr. Capron Mr. F. F Car
Mr. O, R Dethar Mr. H. 69:1 Mr. & Mrs. Ebner afr. 7. M. Hay Mr. Heyman Mr. A. Hi
Hiwink Dr. Hochgoschus
ir.. Hollows Jigs Jukenel My Kennedy
Dr. W. Ft. Lau
sexKI.. Kennedy
Mr. B. N. W. Nistel Mr. Packer Capt And Mre
Mr. D. Perral
Percobois Mr. E. Kigold Mr. Rose
Mr.J. Rowley Mr. E. G. Shie'da
Mr. E. E. Smith
W.{
Mr. H F. Stoneham
Mr. & Mrs. A.Thayir.
Mr. Vincenot
Mr. G. C. Whitelaw
Kingeolien Privity Rozel. Cmdr. & Mrs. Acton & Mr. & Mrs. A. C. Logan
Consul J. M. Macedu maid
Dir & rs C. C. Maches
Mr. B. Arndt
Hr. Barlow
Dr. Black
Capt & Mrs. Fromer Mr. W. F. Brower MACA
A. Broadwater Mr. Bulmer
Mr. E. J. Chapman
Mr.
Mr.
Coo
Cocker
. E. Ejd nhan Dimon Mr. & Mrs.D,E, Flomolly Misa K Fitch
Dr. D. Foster
Mr. J. Gaunden Mr. & Mrs, D. Gordon Mr. Horizon'
Mr. H. Hoffmau
Mr F. V. Jame Mr. W. H. Tindal King
Mr. C. M. Moyer Mr. t. 8. Morrison Mr. J.A.
Ditor
Roy B. W. Payne Mr. Wa. Pittendrigl Mr. J. Rebe toon
e. Howbury Howbury
Le Eohl Men. Ganga. Bisa K. Sachse Capt.&urs Dr. A. J.-Smith Mie Stone
Mr. & Mra Tibba
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Hr. B. ebb Mr. J. W. Wilson
PAYAMA MARU, Japanese str., 6,059, T. Ogata, 21st June-Mavile 18th Juna, Matches and M'dise-Osaka Shosen Kaleba. PAOTING, British str., 1,234, E. L. Jones, 24th June-Newchwang, Chefoo vin Weihaiwei and Tsingtan 16th Jan, General-China Navigation & Co.
QUINTA, German str. 901 Schlesinger, 21st. Juno-Bongkok 14th June, Rico-Biome- Ben & Co.
SARIE BANDJER. Chips str. 667. J. Martin, 29th May-Singapore 22nd May, Wood and Iron-E, C. Wild.
BELJA, Norwegian str., 2.789, Olaf Lie, 25th Jone Portland 8th May, General-Port- land Asiatic B.6. Co.
SHINCHIKU MARU, Japanese str. 1,938, K. Mato, 23rd June-Moji 17th June, General
Osaka Shosen Kaisha,
SINGAN, British str., 1,647, Jameson, 23rd
June Haiphong 21st June, General Butterfell & Swire..
SPIE, Norwegian str. 671. H. E. Solum, 16th June-Saigon 12th Juno, Rice-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
British str. 987, Campbell, 24th June-Cobi 20th Jane, Hemp Butterfield
& Swire. TAMING,
2411
Britisha str., 1,350, G. H. Pennefather, June-Manila 21st June, Sagar and General---Batterfield & Swire.
TELEMACHUS, British str. 1,340, Edwards,
21st. Jans-Saigon 17th June, Bio- Wo Fat Sing
TINGBANG, British str., 1.060. Anderson, 24th June-Ta Ching Ho 17th June, Salt- Order.
TSINTAU, German str. 1.008, 8. Heyongn, 18th June-Bangkok 11th June, Rice-Batter field & Swire,
TYMERIC, British ata, 2,159, Robt. McIlwaine, 25th June-Newcastle, N. 8. W., 3rd June, Coal--Order:
VALDURA, British str., 3,494, McDongall, 18th
Juneoji 12th June, Coal
Besan Kaisha.
titani
VESTPOLD. Norwegian str. 1,122, Bertelson,
26th June-Pen pg 18th June, Belart Order
VOLUTE, British str. 2.599, H. Jackson, 26th June Singapore 19th Jane, Petroleum in bulk-Asiatic Petroleum & Co.
SAILING VESSEL.
Annow, British barque, 2971, MoIvor, 23th May-Anjer 8th April, Kerosene Oil- Standard Oil Co.
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