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TOBERMORY TREASURE IN LONDON

"PINCES OF RIGHT.”

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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1911.

OHURCH SERVICES.

PAK CRUROU-Holy Communion 8 am every Sunday.

urd.

ST, ANDREW'S Cиvnou, Nathan Road, Kowloon..

4 p.m

b.

FOR SALE

ELECTRIC MOTOR FOR SALE.

22 Lp. ELECTRIC MOTOR with is offered for Sale by the Undersigned. The atarting switches pulleys, etc., complete Motor is in First Class Condition med suited to local requirements.

Apply

MANAGER, HONGKONG DALLY PRESS OFFIOR. Hongkong, 22nd November, 1910. (1307

667

FOR SALE OR TO LET. 66 T7 ENLIS," 76A, PEAK: SEVEN BOOMS; Large. Verandahs; American boating apparatue installed, making year; Vegetable and Flower Gardens, Croquat the House dry and comfortable throughout the Lawn. by Rickshaw. One of the best situations at the 15 minutes' walk from Tram, 7 minutes Peak, Cool in Summer, Warm in Winter.

"Oporations have been rosumed in Tebormory Hey with the object of bringing to light the Sexagesimo Sunday, 19th February, 1011. Mom- treasures which are believed to have gone down ing Service at 11 am, Holy Communion at soon, in the Florencia, the galleon of the Spanish Sunday School at 2.30 pm, in British School, Armada which was sunk in those waters more Evening Service at 6 pm, Fescher, than 300 years ago. The work of exploration of, the I M.S. "Monmouth Serrion, che Captain during the summer and autumn of last year was are: Holy Communion on tat, 2nd and 4th Sut- aufliciently productive to encourage the belief days at 8 n.m., on 1st, 3r 1 and 6th Bondays at noon. that the position of the wreeks has been finally Morning Frayer at 11 a.m. Evacing Prayer at 6 determined, and it now only remains for the alternate month, next ervice in.

Children's Service on the IstSunday of evo y divers to proceed with their labours, so that the UNION. CHURCH,

OH, Kennedy question-threa contarios old may be Sally Kov. c. H. Hickling, 11a.m. Worship. Lyngs Minister- settled as to whether the Armada vessel 438, 259, 243, really the treasure ship she is reported to be and 4

134 and 133, Anthem. 1.80 in many ancient documents. At No. 5 Great Tymae 880, 160 (8

Schools, &

Worship. £39. 188, 152, 194 (334). Wednes Winchester-street, the offices of the Places of day 3.80 pm. Ladies' Working Party, Eight Syndicate, who are conducting the opera Bible Study Thursday 9 p.m. Litera y

@ p.m. tions, Mensre, W. G. Rond have on view a farge Open Evening.

Kondering

of Shakespearian number of the treasures recently recovered Song Friday 9 16 pm. Christian Endeavour from Tobermory Bay. One of them is a rapier

Soeloty, complete, but so onorasted with stone as to look

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hongkong, Sexagesima like the club of a prehistorie savage.

Apply- In the Sunday February 19th. Holy Communion (8.15 shape of the hoary and, however, one can still of the 19th morning (I.); Te Deum, itopkins in am) Afatias (11am) Besponses, Forist; Penis, detect the basket handle of the weapon. The abilate, Cooke (13th morning); Anthem, general form of another rapier handle is even moro distinct, and on looking closely one carnion (11.45)

"To God on Ligh" Mendelssohn. Holy

Commu see the fragments of leather binding and the 583 (79) 316. N.D. 95 verses 1, i

Kyrio

Stainor in E flat; Hymn, black stitches still in position. Two crossed.P. in unison. Psalm 07 veram 1,

and musket butts are solidly encased in rock, and in palcon. Evensong (645 pm) Responso

and with 17 voraus 1, 4, 10 in many other cases the sea water has wrought Feriat; Tealms, of the 19th evosia (L); Migni such a wonderful change in the weapons that fiest, Baraby; Nane Dim is. Wealey: Hymns, they are with difficulty identified. The diving 172, 262 and 156. N.B.-Psalm 98 vorace 1 and 6 operations also brought to light a number of in unison, Palm 99, versas 1, 2 and 9 in unison, london masket balls and threestone cannon balls, Fealm 100, verse 1 in noison. Palu 101, verzo about six inches in diamotor, which, however, do

) in uniso 1. not appear to have suffered from their long ab mersion. But the most interesting finds of all, and those which encoura ze the belief that the Florencia was really a treasure-ship, ware the "pieces of eight" and other coins, all of which are on view at Messrs. Real's office. They

Aro slightly larger than half-a-crown, and in a remarkably lae state of preservation. An other interesting relie is a medal in silver, sup. posed to have come from the rosary of a priest, of whom there were overal 01 board. "It is black with age, but the cross and the crown of thores stand out on the reverse as plainly as the lion and leopards on a modern half-crown. On the obverse is a portrait of the "Victorious Christ," supposed to be the only true likeness of our Saviour, taken from one eat on an emerald: by command of Tiberius Caesar, and sent by the Emperor of the Turks to Pope Innocent VIII. for the rodemption of his brother, then a captive of the Christians..

These relics were discovered at a particular. part of Tobermory Boy, where a bed of shells, from three to five foot thick, Kes below a thin layor of soft silt. The divers had to piores the ahell-bent with their picks, bat, their labours were amply rewarded. One theory of the pre- sence of the shells in that when the Floreicia went down the oysters and other shes mottled on the spot, attracted by the food provided by the bodies of the seamen and the provisions on board. In the forthcoming operations the shell-bod will be gradually blasted away, and the promotors have story reason to hope that their labours will be rewarded a hundred old. by the treasure which the Pope of that lay gave to Spain in his attempt to orush the power of Elizabethau England. The Florencia is reputed to have thirty million of money

on board," but it is only fair to say that the directors make a considerable allowance for the, sotivity of imagination in Elizabeth's day. Silvor pieces of eight," are worth about 58. cash, and gold" pieces of oight" at Sgs, so that if only a tenth of the reputed thirty millions were forthcoming there would be a yield of something like £750,000. Gold cops, silver plate, and crucifixes are also believed to be on board, and one must not forget to mention the crown--which one ancient diver says he m among the timbers which the Pope intended should be used at the Coronation of Philip of Spain in London. Whon the now and powerf foldiger, enable of bringing up 1,500 ton per tous per hour, gets to work at the end o this mouth thore will be ample opportunity of testing the truth of those statements. Mean- timo anyone can see for himself in London that the Spanish gillesu sunk in Tobermory Bay las already been made to yield spoil of a valuable and interesting staro.

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of

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of

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Capt. F. SEMBİLL {End of Fab.

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Hongkong, 10th February, 1911.

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CO., LTD.

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DESTINATION

STEAMERS

SILANGHAT, YOKOHAMA and KOBE......" YEDDO"

For Freight and Further Particulars, apply to

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IN 25 DAYS TO ITALY

BY THE

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DATE OF SAILINGS. Middle of February. TELEPHONE No. 171..

146.

DISPLACEMENT.. "PRINZESS ALICE"- 20,300

Capt. P. GRoscii,

ON MARCH 22ND.

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ON APRIL 5TH.

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17,007

ON AFRIL 19ra..

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COPENHAGEN, SINGAPORE, BANGKOK & SHANGHAI,

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DESTINATION

• SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.

STRANERS

DATE OF HAITING. SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA and KOBE,,. "TRANQUEBAR"... About 25th February.

For Further Partionlars apply to

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MELCHERS & CO.

AGENTS.

CALLING AT NAPLES, GENOA, ALGIERS, GIBRALTAR AND SOUTHAMPTON

AUTO, LAND PASSENGERS.

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