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DIRECTORY

AND

CHRONICLE 1911.

FOR

China, Japan, Corea, Indo- China Siam, Straits Settle- ments, Malay States, Netherlands India, Philippines, Borneo, etc.

The TIRECTORY overs the whole of the parts and cities of the For Fas; from Nether landa India to Biberis, in which Europeans reside. Not only is the Directory as full and complete In each eve Be it on be made, but enth Colony, Port, or Settlement is prefaced by a DESCRIP TION, urefully revised each year, moes of which will serve an accurate Cum yoR THE TOURING, giving every detail in counce with the plares, their History, Topography, we, &c. The Information in these Description, con sisting of a hundred interesting articles, packs! with facts concisely set out containing antities of the TRADE of each Country and Fort, would alone inffice to fill a large volume Fifteen Maps, Royal Octavo-Complet with And, Flen, pp: 1,832, $10.00. Dirtory only m436, 16.00,

The Directories and Descriptions are of

Peking

-Tientsin

Teitaiko

Chinwangtao 'Taka

Aninng

Manchurian

'CHINA Soochow Canton Chinking Whampo Nanking Wuhu

Kowloon

Langa Kewkiangamoon

Trade Centres Shasi

Newchwang

Tairen

Port Arthur

Chefoo

Weihai wei

Kinochau Txinaofn

Sanishn! Hankow Yechow Nanning

Wuchowfu Kangebanwan Ichang Chungking Pakhot Hangchow Hoihow

Taugehow Mingiza Hokow Suomi20

Nisgpo Wenchow Santu Foochow "Amoy

Swałow

JAPAN AND FORMOSA

Mukden

Shanghai.

Tokyo

Yokohama

Ornka Meji

Hyogo

Thinantu Naguaaki Takow Asping Kobo

Hakodate Chiraonoseki Tamsni

Vladivostook

Seoul

Chemalpo

CHOSEN- Wons. Fuxa

Kunsan

Pingyong

EASTERS SIBERIA

Nicojewsk

Mokpo Chinnampo Longehin

HONGKONG AND ITS DEPENIENCIES,

MACAO. FRENCH INDO-CHINA

ADDam Tour850 Hanoi

Iluo. Baigan Haiphong

Cambodge Tonkin Provinces Quinbon PHILIPPINES

Tailo Cebu Manüa

BORNEO Laburn

BANGKOK STRAITS SETTLEMENTS Singapore, Penang, Malacca, Frov. Wellesley

MALAY STATES

Sarawak

Johore

Pabang

British N. Borneo

Bungoi Ujong Selangor. Juleba

Purak NETHERLANDS INDIA Samarang

Batavia -Buitenzorg Sourabaia

East Coast of Samatra NAVAL SQUADRONS

Padang Macassar

Austrian German Britisk

United States Japanese Erench

Siamcer Italian OFFICERS OF COAST AND RIVER STEAMP

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TREATIES WITH CHINA

Tientsin, Great Britain:-Nanking, 1842;

1858; Turial Agreement and Rules, 1850 Convention, 1380: Rules for Joint Investig tion of Customs Feizures 1989; Chefe, 1870, with Additional Article; Orum Cons Yeption, 1986; Chungking Convention, 1881. Tibet Sikkim Consention, 1890; Barmah Convention, 1807; Kowloon Extension, 1898; Weihainei, 1808 Convention, Commercial, 1902; Emigration Convention, Shonghal, 1904. France-Tientsia, 1858; Convention, 1860; Tientsin, 1885 Conventions, 1980, 1887 and 1805 Frontier Trale Regulations, United Stater:-Tientsin, 1858; Additional), 1968; Peking, 1880; Immigration, 1894 Commercial, 1903.

Germany:-Tientsin; 1961; Feking 1880- Kipchen Convention, 1898; Railway and Mining Concession, 1898. Japan:Shimonoseki, 1895, Timing Con vention, 1895; Commercial, 1895; Now: Fort 1586; Supplementary Commercial, 1903. Russian St. Petersburg, 188); Unsinn-Land ̈

Tule, 1991.

Portogal, 1898: Commercial Treaty, 1904. FINAL PROTOCOL made between China and

Eleven Powers, 1001.

TREATIES WITH JAPAN

Great Britain, 1894 Duties Convention, 1895; Ramie,Agreenients pe to Corea; United Buntes Extradition Treaty, 1886; Orent

Kingia Britain (Allinnre) 1905;

{fence Treaty) 1905,

TREATIES With Corea

Japan, 1876 Japan Supplementary, 1876; Japon, 1904 and 1005: United Stater, 1882 Great Britain, 1895,

TREATIES WITH SIAM

Great Fritain. 1850, 1899 and 1909, Emance,

1898 and 1901; Jajan, 1993; Rusin, 1809. Great Britain and France, Siamese Frontior. Areni Eritain and Russia, Railway Convention,

1899.

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For Scang Choo, from Singapore, Mr. H. Stockton.

Por Anhui, from Shadghai, Mesars Chamier, Piza, Trotter, Potr, Pringt and J. Harire, Mrs and Miss Lewis, Mrs Pirie, Mr and Mrs Hzok- ing, Mr and Mrs Mellar.

*Misses Mail. Per Taiyuan, from Bydney, &o... yoa (2), Mr W. Forsyth, Mrs Egbert, Miss Clark, Mr Winslow, Mr and Mrs Pond, Missen Fitzgerald and Hamphreys, Mr Cain, Me and Mrs Moa, Mrs Merser, Mrs Jones, Mrs. Lam- bert and infant, Messrs Ballook and Rowe.

Por Kumano Mara, from Australien ports, for Hongkong, Mr W. B. Cunningham, Mrs and Miss Durgut, Mr.C. JDoran,: Maa A. J. Gough, Mr A. D. Gough, Mr J. AMackay, Mr B. Tudor, Mr T. M. Cochrane, Mr M. Fiold, Mrs G. Mercado, Miss P. Mercado, Mr B. Mayer and Mr Juan Kiu.

Per Polynesien, for Hongkong, from Yako- bania, Mr G. Hato, from Kobe, Mr Broop, Mr Nijhard, Moers Watt, Ashemborg, Splane, Thoroki, Yamanoto, Samanishi, Handa Hishi- baji and Shuka, Missas Tokamaru and Savon- do; from Shanghai, Messrs Neckle, Abib and family, Leon and family, Rumontzio Lagreze, Johnson, H. Holm, Freeman, Rosario, Petit and George.

Per Sicilia, for Hongkong, from London, M-Parr, infant, obile and amah, Mrs Cooper and infant, Mr C. Stewart, Miss M. Skull, Mr C. IX. J. Bill and Mr W. Hudson; from Malta, Lt. C. P. Hoarle; from Singapore, Mr and Mrs Fallin, Mr and Mrs Frett: for Shanghai, from London, Mr J. Mackintosh, Mrs H. Ruther ford, Misa M. Dowdall, Mr A. Johnstone, Mr H. M. Fielding and Mr G. F. Daries; from Singapore, Mr W. Marqueen; for Kobe, from Bilbrough for Yokohama, from Pepang, London, Mr A. McCrindle, Mrs and Miss Cookt burn, Mr G. R. Johnson, Mr and Mrs A. K. Rheden, child, infant and amab; from Penang, Mira Petts and child, from Singapore, Miss Davies, Miss Greenhill, Messrs Corne, Me Grath, Morgan, Cowen, Lopez and Smith, Miss P., Martyn, Miss Corin, Miss Temple, Miss Rossiter, Mrs Stephens Mr and Mrs Roberts, Mr and Mrs Frankies, Mr Stamford, Mr Ha ker, Miss Kadalell, Miss Marius, Miss Drary, Miss Poole, Messrs Frith, Guilbert, Fairfax, Cooks and Maxwell, Misses Hill, Duval and Vandog.

Per Tourane, from Martollies, &c., for Hong- kong, Mr N. B. Karanzia, Mrs. de Noris, Mir and Mrs Crowe. Mr A. Kenstadt, Mr Curier, Mr Goldenberg, Mr and Mrs Wiseman, Capt. 8. C. Fritz Hugh. Dr. Siebert, Dr. Schulk, Mr Mr A. Mohlinghaun, Me Reil- Montgomery

y,

Mrs C. E. Adily, Mrs S. A. Kiury, Mra R. A. Nave, Miss A. Buckley, Miss S. Bernardin, Mr Hoovel, Mr Dombrot, Mr de Couchy. Me Mondigul, Mr Ange, Mr J. E. Gale, Misa A. Arenos, Mr M. Paaburd, Mr Hazen Chase, Mr Baria and Mr Hathsioa; for Shandai, Capt.

W. Neeson, Mr and Mrs Barrand act child, Major Gadoffie, Mrs. Dumonteil, Mrs Lagrege, Mr Music, Mr Rafenteyn, Sisters Seraphine and Emelie, Mr J. Bange, Mr and Mrs Flack and 2 children, Mrs P. Sanhepin, Mr L. Delvat, Mr and Mrs Jarno and child, Mr Guckenal Mosers Mupy, Fosant, Radigois and Boamin for Kobe

Mr H. Kaamally, Misa Aiki, Mr Hori, Toko Mr Kami, Mr. Oski and Mrs Fani; for hams, Mr J. Aaye, Col R. W. Macleod, Miss Maclood, Me Vajumal Okaramdus. Mr M. Pan.

STRAITS SETTLEMENTS STOCKS AND

Per value each share £1. Calls paid up are:-

*Malayan Companies

15/paid ty.

2/ fy

176

hard. Mr N. Chase, Mr and Mrs Labouyat and· child, Capt. and Mrs Kilbes Smart, Me Sacho, Mr Kinsey. Mrs Cutie, Messes Heinz, Fantzon, Weisbeck, Ventwerni and Osan, Mr and Mrs “Kawakami.

DEPARTED.

Por Manchuria, for Son, Francisco, Mr H. Fodder, Mr and Mrs W. L. Hilles, Mr J. R. Callio, Capt. J. W. Furlow, Mr J. H.-Mes, Mr A. M. Moe, Mr and Mrs Justice G. Front, Rev. and Mrs D. H. Klinefeter, Mis L., and Master J. Klineater, Mr B. 8. Wilson, Mr and dre J. W. Brown and maid, Miss V. Brown Mr W. G. Brown, Mrs A. Montgomery, Fitzgerald, Mr C. II. Ferris, Mr and Mrs F. L. Valdez and child, Mr V. Ismal, Mr S. Hedonde, Mr A. Craig, Mrs P. Cooke, Col. and Mrs T. A. Edwards, Hon. Mr. W. Rees Davis, Mr&Mrs

F. W. Babbott, Mr and Mrs A. W, Peirce, Mr and Mra A.D. Thayer, Modams J. A. de J nes and muid, Madame de Loynes, Mr and Mrs G W. Hood, Miss M. I. Mee, Miss Hese Kalos. Mr and Mrs J, H. Keefe and son. Miss E. O'Brien, Mrs E. Abbott, Mr L. Fadder, Miss SL. Tower, Miss Tower, Mr and Mrs T. H.

R.

Foote, Mr and Mrs F. M. Gmy, Mr and Mrs F. A. Hollabaugh, Mr and Mrs W. M. Hough. Mr W. Austin, Mr J. H: Empson, Mine, L. I. Epson, Mr J. E. Norton, Mr C. Snyder, Mrs C. Burlesen, Mr. B. H. Patton, Mr. J. Hobbs, Miss CM, Lewis, Mr. K. R. Phebaut, Mr and Baldwin, A. Mrs F: D. Coll, Mr and Mrs C. Mr and Mrs H. F. Carmichael, Mrs C. T. C. A Briggs, infant and maid, Mr and Mrs C. Nichol, Lt. H. H. Gants, Mrs B. P. Strong Mrs D. M. Clark, Mrs J. S. Jackson, Oliver, Mr H. Howiti, Mrs 1. Dielringen, Mira Barin. Mrs P. E. R. Benningfield, Miss G. II. Martin. Mr C. L. Low, Mr and Mrs S. M. Clitnaois, Mrs A. Sprague. Mies 8. Downer, Mr A. Easing, Mr G. W. Groff, Dr. and Mra B. W. Bowd an infant. Masters G. and S Boyd, Mr W E. Thomson, Mr R, Moore, Miss G. Stephens Mrs. 8. Stephens, Miss. Stephens, Mr and Mrs T. E. MT. T

Jejo,

F Thompson, Mr and Mrs W. T. Moore, Mr C. C. Jensen, Mr M. F. Sullivan. Mr W. J. Bechtolt, Col. W. C. Taylor,

Brady Mr J Miss Heft, fie My Mr Ms e. W R A. Foley, C. Tilsley, M. L. Alvarez and

Miss O. E. Demo Mr and Mrr C. E. Russell, Rev. and Skyrne, Mrs J.

Latta and 3 children, Mr M. G. Ba kin, Mr M. G. Batin, Mrs A. Lubbock, ebild and maid. Mr and Mrs J. Ball, Mr M. J. Bart- ley, Mrs B. B. Korton, Mr E. H. Parrish. Mins 3. Kisboe, Miss L. D. Moran's, Mrs Fawel, A. IT. Holland, Mrs G. C. Smith, Mr J. Carr, Me W. C. Jobustos, Mr. Gursburger, Mr and Mrs H. L. H. White, Mrs S. Kjauber, BIT Greo fr, Lank. Mr M. Smith. Mr A. E. Baguley. Baroness de Zaylen, Mr and Mrs A. B.

3. Dewey, Mrs M. C. Robinson, Mias A. B.

Champlin, Miss K. Camplia, Mrs A. G. Cass, Miss J. C. Lathrop. Madame Bieny, Miss & Marin Miser

R. Martin, Mr and Mrs R. H. A. Gresson Mr H. P. Erskine, Mr M. E. Erskine, Mr and Mrs. R. Wilkinson, Mr J. Bkmon, Miss E. Yokel, Miss B. Yokel, Misr M. McMahon, Mr aud Mrs W. S. Marquis, Mr and Mrs L. L. Libairta, Mr and Mrs A, W. Danning, Mr and Mrs H. C. Bibby. Miss G. Tritel, Mre L. E. Campbell, Mr. Alor. Finolair, Dr. H. W. Sat cliffe, Mr E. G. Sutcliffe and Miss L. Marquis

MIBU Mand Smil,

EXPECTED.

Per P. & O. str. Assaye due hare 13th. inst.. for Hongkong, from Brindisi, Mr J. D. Aiken; from Colombo, Misses Nimmo and F. B. Shelby:

Shanghai, Mr D. Nielson, M

from London, for. Geant. Rev. and Mrs L. A.

Hickman, Miss B Sia; for Yokohama, Rov. C. R. Roffe Silvester, Rev. W. Elwell, Mrs Roffe and Miss M. Brockbank; from Marseilles, for Shanghai, Mr J. K. Altes; for Yokohama, Mr

A. H. Peter.

Ator-Pongsu... Anglo-Johore Anglo-Malay Bakap...

Bantong

Batu Caves

Batu Kawan..

Batu-Tiga

Bernam Perak

Beranang Selangor

15/

Do. Ordinary Bidor

19/6

el ty.

Blands Sofingor

af fy.

Bukit Cloh

fy

Bakit Kajang

21 fy*

Options

fy. pafd

Bukit Rajah...

Bukit Selangors

Castlefield

Bukit Mertajam

:

Chankat Salak 1. and Tind

Chota Bubber

11.

RUBBER COMPANIES.

Singapore

Fraser

& Co.'s

Prices, March, 1

Par value each

Dividends share £1.Calls

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SHARES.

Malayan Companies.

Malacca Ordinary Merlimau

Merton Syndicate Mount Austin Narborough Eat North Hammock Padang Jawa Pandan Jchore

Selangor

Seletar Rubber Sempah

SINGAPORE, March 30,

Singapore Fraser

& Cols Prices, March 1

Dividends

999

៩៩ ៩

paid up are

fy, paid

10.6.0

2/ fy

7,6

VAT

-75%

10

1.18.0

2!,

15.100 105%

'10

13%

'10

21

4/3

5.16.0 10%

1C 2

Boling

2.9,0

'10

Pelepah (@ohoga)

'09)

Perne

10/0

19

10/

Peneiro Est....

12/8

10%

17/6

12/0

Rembia

1.7.6

'fy.

Him

2 fr.

R. Est, of Krian

-3.0.06%..

R. of Johore.

4/6

11.0.0 7.5.0 3,8.0

50%

15%

16.5.0

50%

225%

-

6.16.0 71%

Sendayan

1.12.0pm 425,0

15%

'10

Chersonese

5,2

4,5,0

Cheviot

10 10%

Cicely Ordinary

2.11.6

100%

10

Singapore Para

Siginting (N. 3)

-73.

12

'10

2) f7.

Preferred

2.11.6 102%

102 fy

Straits (Bortam)

9/3

174%

2/fy.

Consol. Malay

1,7.3

80%

15

Strathmore R

Daniansara

8.3.0

50%

*10

Sungei Bahru

Dennisto..

Sungei Choh

3.10.0

2/

Eabh. Selangor

11

30%

102 fy

Sungoi Kapar

101.

*25%

Fed. Selangor

60%

10 15/

Sungei Krait

2/

Ona Keo R. Est.

12/0

Sungei Liang

Caring (Malacca)

Sungei Salale

4.18.6

Golconda

6:10.0 25%

10

||+

Sungei Way...

6.16.9

3.13.0-20%

10

Tangkah

Third Milc

6.2.6 30%

10

14.15.0 100%

*09

Tremelbye

10%

Utel, Sun Botong

2/ fy.

Val d'Or Est....

2/ fy.

Vallambrosa....

2.3.0

70%

25%

-Trust and Finance

Companies.

"Kamuning "

8/9

pm 15%

7/0

5/ paid

Anglo-Straits R. T....

9.10.0

20%

10/

Options

Eastorn Internat. Trust

20%

10

74%

5/ padd

Mid-East Invest

16144

10/ Options

Rubber Plants. Inves, Trust)

TA%

'10

33)%

10% paid

R. Shure Trust

15/

Strait. M. & Trust....

1

India, Ceylon, Borneo,

Java and Sumatra.

20%

1

Kuala Klang

fy, paid

Kuala Lumpur

9.0.0

75%

Kuala Pabi..

5%

2}

Kuala Selangor

17/6

2

Labu

18/0

30%

Lanndron

5.10.0

12%

Java Amalga

Tedoury

40.0

25.0 pm 10%

[150%

10

10/9

10%

10

13/9: pr

2/ fy.

10/

fy.

10,6,0

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Jugra (Ordinay).

Golden Hope Gala-Kalumpong H. and Lowlands lach Kenneth Johore Para Johore R.

***

Lands

Jong-Landor

Juru Estates...

Kong Kuantan

Do

Kapar Para

Kinta Kollas.. Klanang

Kota Tinggi... Khota Tampan

Krubong

Kellas..

Keponghall

Klian-Kollas...

Lenda...

Linggi-

London Asiatic

Lumut Est

Madingley Est

Malacca 74% Cara. Partici-

pating Prof

MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA

--AND JAPAN STATION,

BRITISH

Alzerity, despatch-boat, 700 tons, 4 gnns, 2000 ih.p., Comdr. A. Lowndes, Hongkong. Astron, 2nd class cruiser, 4,360 tons, 10 guns,

7,000 ih. Captain E. B. Kiddle, Shanghai.

Atlas, admiralty tug. 615 tons, 1,400 h.p.

Mastor S. West, Hongkong. Bramble, gunbeat 710 tons, 900 h.p. Lieut

Comdr. B. G. Washington. Shanghai. Britomart, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 hp, Lieut

Comdr. J. M. Barker, Hongkong.

Cadmus, British sloop, 1,070 tons, h.p. 1,400,

Comdr. f.d.,

糕 Lynes, Shanghai. Cherub, water tank and tag. 390 tons, i.h.p. 340,

Master W. Smith, Hongkong.

Che, British loop, 1,070 tons, fh.p. 1,400,,

Comdr, H. R. Veale, Shanghai. Fame, torpedo-bont destroyer, 340 tons, 6 5,700...p., Lt. Condr. H, S. Mource, Hongkong.

gune,

Flora, 2nd class critiser, 4,360 tone, 10 guns, 7,000 ih.p., Captain J. Nicholas,

Handy,

podo-bost destroyer 295 tons, 6 guns, 4000 h.p., Lient-Cendr. Hon. Guy Stop- ford, Hongkong. art, torpedo-boat destroyer, 295 tons 6 guns,

2.16.0

***

Angio-Java

Asahan (Sumatra

Bangawan B.

Beaufort

Central Sumatra

Indian Peninsula

Kimanis

Langter

Nirnila

(Java)

Pontianale

Sumatra Para

14.

331%

Sumatra Frups.

United Servisng

6.6.0

Utd, Sumatra

11/0

20%

Virago, torpedo-beat destroyer, 395 tons, 6 gans 6,300 i,h.p., Lieut.-Comdr. Harold D. Adair Hall, Hongkong. Waterwitch, surveying,ship, 620 tons, 450 i.h.p.

Lient.-Comdr. 1 Hansoek, Hongkong. Wlating. torpedo boat: destroyer, 360 tons,

grans, 5,900 hp,

Lieut. Coride. G. D.

Hartford, Hongkong. Widgeon, gunboat 195 tons, 2 guns, 800, b.n. Lt Comdr. M. H. Wilding, Yangtze, Woodcock, gunboat, 150 tons, 2 guns, 550 h.p

Liaat-Comdr. B. R. Brooke, Yangtsze, Woodlark, grinboat, 150 tons; 2 guns, 550 hp,

Lient. Comdr. G. F. A. Mulock, Tangtezë,

Days of

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

Height

From April 11th to 17th, 1911:

-HIGH WATER.

Low WATER.

H'kong

Maan Tune,

Moan

H'kong

Time.

Tues, 11 m 8

A. di ft. in.

42 5 3 m 2. 3 246 3

12 m

9 2

4,000 h.p., Lt. Comde. Hon. Guy Stopford, Wed. Hongkong

Janus, torpedo-bout destroyer, 320 tons, 6 gune, Thura 13 m

3,900 b.p. Lt.-Comdr. M.. B. P. Blackwood Hongkong.

Fri.

Keat, armoured cruiser, 9.800 tons, 14 gune,

i.b.p. 22000, Capt. 8. Bt. J. Farquhar, Sat. oraising.

Kinsha, river gunboat, 616 tons, i.h.p. 1,200," Sun

Lieut. Comar, T. J.S. Lyne, Yang tsze. Merlin,

sarvoying abip, 1,070, tons, 6 guns, 1,400 Moo ih.p. Lt. Commr. F. A. Reyne, Hongkong. Vinotaur, armoured cruiser (Bagship Vice- Admiral Sir A. L. Winsloe, K.C.B., C.V.C., C.M.C.) 14,000, tons, i p. 27,000, Capt. G. C. Cayley, Hongkong.

armoured cruiser, Monmouth, amparo T. Power, M. V.O.

Singapore.

river. gunboa, 180 tons, 2

grans, Moorhan,

ix G, P. Leitz 800 Yout-Co

Hongkong..

I class cruiser, 4, 00 tons, turbine,

Captain George P. E. Hunt, D.8.0.,

Hongkong

10 & 6 2 23

h. m. ft. in,

2 2 2 8 2 341 6 243 2 3137

59 m 3

9 52 a 5 9

14 m 9 45 6.2 m

10,315 B 15m 10 6 6 4

1185 16m 10:25 6 5 xa

11 44 4 6.

6 5 m 17 10 43

3

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, April 10th.

Previous On Date On Dale

Nightingale, Siver gunboat, 85 tons; 240 h.p. Barometer

Lt. Comdr. Clande Hillersden-Woodward, Temperature R.N., Yanglaze.

Humidity......

#t

Day

at

at 4 pm. 10 s.m.

4 p.m.

29.75 29.84

29.74

72

73

70

89

94

95

2

0

out 0.13

Olter, torpedo-boat destroyer, 385 tons, 6 guns, Wind Direction Bust

Forceti 6.3091.h.p., Comdr. Lambe, Hongkong. Robin, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 h,p., Weather Lt. Comdr. Cosmo A. O Douglas, West Rain River.

Sandpiper. river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guna, 240 h.p, Lient Comidr. E. J.. J. Southby, Wext River.

Snipe,

river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns 240 h.p.. Lieut-Comdr. Malcolm Murray, Yangleze. Taku, torpedo beat destroyer, 305 tone, ib.p.

6,000, Gruner E. J. Trillo, B.N., Hong- koug

Highest open air Temperature on 9th...78 Lowest open air Temperature on 9th 70

ON SALE.

of the HONGKONG

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BARCLAY,

PERKINS?

FAMOUS

LONDON STOUT.

The

Leading Brand

ENGLAND.

The

best that

can

be obtained.

SOLD

EVERYWHERE.

SOLE AGENTS FOR CHINA: DADY BURJOR&C®. Wholesale Wine & Spirit Merchants.

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Chinese Daily_Fress};

PUBLISHED DAILY, “

Is the oldest and still immeasurably the best Advertising modium among the

Native Commualty,

Established for over FIFTY YEARS Circidates largely throughout Southern China Indo-China, etc.

Tamar, receiving skip 4,650 tons, 6 gan, BOUND YOLURES July to December. Terms for Advertising (Translation fee Road

Commodore Eyres, Hongkong.

Teal, river gunbest, 180 tons, 2 guns, 1.h.p.800 1910. With IND. Price $1.50.

Lieut. Comdr. R. J. Buchanan, Yangtze. Thistle, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 hp., Lent. Ofoe,

Comdr. M. B. Baillie-Hamilton, Shanghai

On sale at the "HONGXUNG DAILY PRESS

30.

Hongkong, 28th March, 1911.

Central, Hongkong 131, Flest Street, London,

or from the different; “Agents.

Documents translated from or into Clarionl

er Colloquial Chinese,