RUBBER SHARES.
SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS.
ON 22nd JULY, 1911.
MEBERS. LYALL AND EVATTS LISr.)
Nom. Value.
» Allagar
28 Allagar Options
£1 Anglo-Jura
1 Azio-Johore
Za Anglo Malag...
£1
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1 Bauteng
$
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1 Batu Tiga..
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1 Beaufort Borneo
1 Bukit Kajang..
1 Buki Liatang
2 Bukit Mertajam
£1 Bukit Rajab
Bukit Selangor 13 pd.
£1 Casey United 5-pd.
1 Castlefield
2 Chersonesa
24
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306 бе
189
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
THE AMERICAN MAIL.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 3BD) 1911.
The T.K.K. six. Nippon Muru_sailed from Yokotama on the 31st ült, and is due to arrive at Hongkong on about the 8th inst.
The P. M. 8.8. Co. str. China railed from San Francisco on the 26th altimo, en route to Hongkong, via Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobo, Nagusski and Bhanghai, and is due to arrive at Hongkong on the 22nd Inst.
THE SUSTRALIAN MAIL..
The I.G.M. str, Coblenz left Sydney on the 29th ultimo, at 11 am., and may be expected here on or about the 20th inst..
THE CANADIAN MAIL.
The C.P.E. Co. str. Emprese of China left 225. 238.9 Vancouver, B.C., for Hongkong (via usaal ports
of call) on the 14th ultimo p.m.
71.3 7864
15s
404
THE GERMAN MAIL.
134 32409
The I.G.M. str. Prins Ludwig, carrying the 72,6 209 German Mails with dates from Hertia of the
·2.4 35
12th alt.. left Colombo on the 29th ult. p. 225 2435-I did may be expected here on or about the 9th
inst.
1 dir. 6 din. Ka 10 р. 110% 122.6 3,2 386
183
13
1-2
36× 40--x diy,
THE INDIAN MAIL
The Indo-Chins str. Fooknang from Calcutta and the Straits left Singapore for Hongkong on the 20th clt, at 5 p.m., and is due here to day.
|
SEA COMPETITORS.
JAPAN'S AMAZING PROGRESS.
In connection with the jubilee meetings of the Institution of Naval Architseta « number
- LITTMATION
WEARING POINTS are the best SELLING
POINTS. On its wearing points alone the REMING-
of interesting papers wero read, says the Daily TON TYPEWRITER' outsells every other writing Telegraph, at gatherings which took place at the
the
Institution of Civil Engineers, and Institution of Mechanical Engineers, presided over at the former place by Adeiiral' Sir. Gerard Noel and at the 1 tter by Sir William White.
"The Progress of Naval Engineering in Japan" was de lt with by Engineer Rear- Admiral Torngoro Fajli, who subraitted built or building for Japan and the total horse a table showing the number of TeaSols
power to be 124 warships, 66 destroyers, 93 296 horse-powr. 1,771,009. Nearly 28 per torpedo-boats, and 13 submarines; grand total, cent. of the total horsepower of the warship machinery came from Great Britain. The number of officers ad men belonging to the engineering ourps of the Japanese Navy at the ond of 1910 : In charge of construction and repairs, &c., 620; engineer warrant offiers, 132, segineer potiy afflcers and man 14,460; grand total, 15.212. At the end of the year the number of work-u engaged in marine engineering in the Imperial dockyards was 9200. As to the effect of war upon machinery, WAS gratifying to mention that the anchitory has not show any defocis auch The atr. Ischia left Singapore for this portas would affect the actio of the flast on the 28th alt, and may be expected here are though some of the warships were con of the recent the whole tinuously under steam for over 2,000 hours; where trouble was naturally expected, proved machinery of destroyers and torpedo-host", perfectly serviceable and showed no sorious defe ts. In a'taining its present efficiency in naval engineering
Japan
owed a great deal to the advice and help given by the British, many of their naval offers loving been educated in Great Britain. (Cheers.)
The Indo-China str. Laisang left. Calcatta 363 40s-z div. for the Straits and Hongkong on the 26th ult.
and is dua hore about thỏ 11th inst.
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£1 Seremban
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to-morrow.
MERCHANT STEAMERE,
To Olof Wijk & Co. str. Yeddo loft. Sings- pore on the 29th ultime, and is expected here
to-morrow.
The T.K.K, str. Hiyo Maru sailed from Moji on the 30th ultime, and is dus to arrive at Hongkong to-morrow.
The N.Y.K: str. Awon Mart (American Line) left Kobe for this port via Moji and Shanghai on the 28th ult., and is expected here on the 6th inst.
The Barber Line str. Salzuma left Singapore' on the 31st ult, and is therefore duo here on or about the 7th instant.
The O.S.K. str. Panama Mari loft Tacoma for this port vin Japan and Shanghai on the 8th alt, and is doe here on or about the 10th inst.
The Mogul Line str. Braemar loft United Kingdom on the 30th June for Hongkong vin the Straits.
The T.K.E. str. Buyo Muru sailed from
it
Tho
COREHA
DEBT TO SBEAT BRITAIN.
In 趄 joint contribution an the develop. most of merchant shipbuilding in Japan, Dr. S. Torayo and
W. Jukawa,
Director of the Mercantile Morine Bureau, related that the Japanese, obtained their fret opportunity of observing the actual eon- struction of Earo, sun, Fessels in 1854, when a Businn man-of-war was washed uhore and sank during a earthquake, and the Russia
a wonden schooner. Unilt
Through that in- oidont they became
machine.
SIEMSSEN & Co.,
SOLE AGENTS
FOR
HONGKONG, CANTON AND SOUTH CHINA AND FORMOSA.
MEN-OF-WAL ON THE CHINA
AND JAPAN STATION.
BRITISH
Alacrity, despatel-boat, 700 tone, 4 guns 2,000 tad class cruiser, 4,360 tons, 10 raus,
A. Lowndes, Wetbalwei. 7,000 ih.p., Captain E. B. Kiddle, Wolbaierei. Atlas, admiralty tug. 615 tous, 1,400 ih.
Master S. West, Hongkong.
framhie, ganboat 710 tone, 900 ih.p. Liant Britomart, gunbest, 710 tons, 900 hp., Ident.
Comdr, B. G. Washington. Shanghai.
Conde, J. M. Barker, Shanghai, Cadmus, British sloop. 1,070 tons, i.h.p. 1,400.
fd, Comdr, H. Lynes, Hongkong. Cherub, water tank and tag. 390 tons, Lh.p. 340
Hunter W. Smith, Hongkong. Ais, British sloop, 1,070 tons, i.h.p. 1,400.
Condr. H.R. Veale, Shanghai. Fame, torpedo boat destroyer, 340 tons,
,
кила
Weih700 .h.p, Lt-Comdr. H.S. Monroe,
gune,
(533-10
Mauche, sarveging-ship. 1,625 tons 10 guns, 900 h.p., Commander Bagot de la Touche, Baigon Monguet, destroyer, 300 tons, 7 gans, 6,300 Commander de la Roche Karandraon, Saigon
B.F
Olry, river raubost, 170 tous, & grank, 5/19 h.p.. Lient, de Maindroville, Upper Tangtua Peihe, river ganboat, 130 tons, 4 guns, 280 b.p. Perle, sub-marine, 70 tons, 60 h.p, Lieat. Mon.
Lieut. Pasch, Tongka
Pistolet, destroyer, 310 tons, 7 guas, 7,000 h.p.,
nior, Saigon
Protée, rib-marins, 70 tons, 60 h.p., Lieut
Commander Martanol, Heagay.
Redoutahls, battleship (rosorve), 9,330 tons
Morris, Saigoo
Styx, armoured ganbaat, 1,800 tons, 8 gaus
uns, 6,200 hp., Capt. Droust, Saigon
Takon, destroyer, 990 tons, & guns 6,500 h.p.,
1,600 b.p.. Liant, Bariot, Saigon,
In Reserve, Saigon
37
guna,
Vauban, torpede depot, Commander Mortead,
Hongay
Vétéran, torpedo-depot, Lieut. Dibal, Cap
Saint-Jacques Vigilante, river gunboat, 180 tons, 6 guns, 7 h.p
Lieut. Damonlis, Sikiang
GERMAN,
Flors, 2nd class cruiser, 4,360 tons, 10 guns, 7,000 i.b.pi Captain J. Nicholas. feared Weihaiwei 6th Augast for Heng.. koug and Colombo. Handy, torpedo-host destroyer 295 tous, 6
4.000 h.p., Lisnt. Comdr, Hon, Gay Stop-Arcons, oraiser, 2,719 tona, Captain vos Hipper ford, Hongkong.
h.p. 4,000 h.p., Lt. Comdr. Hon. Guy Stopford, Janns, torpedo-boat destroyer, 320 tons, 6
Hongkong. 3,900 h.p., Lt. Comdr. M.. B. R. Blackwood Weihsiwei,
Amoy
Callao on the 25th ait. for Hongkong, and is of building sequined with the method Jart, torpedo-boat destroyer, 295 tons 6 ganz Iltis, ganbent, 1,000 tons, 10 gans,
due to arrive at longkong on about the 29th
prox.
with frame timbers erected first, the esential differenes in Japanese junks being that they are, without frames, rigidity being obtained by thick outside planks nailed together and supported: by beans. The ship- building industry in Japan was quite
SHANGHAI SHARE QUOTATIONS, significant at the time of the Japan-
Os Bru July, 1911.
J. J. HIHET & Co.'s List.]
3-COMPANY.
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9286 103-6 x div.
8.9 573
64:3-726
1483 1164
241
28.
1 Sungei talak
1
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Way
Tanjong Malim 12x6 pd.
16.9
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28 Und Sumatra
2 United Tealsang 183.pd..
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WITH DOG AND GUN IN THE
NEW TERRITORY,"
B
DEING the Series of Articles recently contributed to the "HONGKONG DAILY PRESS" by "Sportsman," reproduced in book form.
W
PRICE OND DOLLAR.
Hongkong, 29th October 1910.
def.
PAID UP
QUOTATION
$125 $340, buyers"
20 280, Bal R187 The 932 T1255
$100 $825, buyers
er TR. 167 1001210, buyers $60 $1771, buyers 850
$325, .yers. $20 $118, tuyera --
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210
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211.0.0 78.20, selle · T18. 171, sellers
Indo-China (es Th. 47, buyers Shell Pranu.ord
Trading (pref S'hai Tug & pref.
Lighter... ord Kochien Transpor!! ation & Tow-Boati
Docks & Wharves:-
S'bai Dock & Eng... H. & V. Dock...... S. & 'kow Wharf
·H, K'loon W. & G.. Yangtsze.................
Mining:--
Raub Australian Chinese Eng, Min.
Lands-
S'ni lavestment...) 11'kong Investiment Humphreys Estate Weibeiwei... China Anglo-French Plantations:-
Alma Estates, Tal. Ayer Tawah Ilubber
Pation Co., Ld... Chempedak
Dominion Rubbore.. Kalumpang Rubber Java Pation, Là, K.J Somwang R'ber ... Shanghai-Sumatra Tobacce.......... T. R. & T. Estate Co., Cottons, etc
Ewo
Internationale..... Luou Kung Mow. Soy Cheast Shanghai Cotton Eastern-Fibro Industrial:-
A Butler Cement,
Tile Works Anglo-Ger. Brewery China Flour Mill... China Im. Ex.
Lamber
C. Sugar Refining... Green 1a, Coment... Maatschappij, 50. in Langkat. Major Brother..... Scharff's Oil & Bore!
Mills, Ld. Shanghai Electric Construction...... Electric &
B... Shanghai Gas... Shanghai Ico....... S'haf Pulp & Paper S'hai Waterworks...
Storos:-
Hall & Holtzis J. Llewellyn A. S. Wataon & Co.) Central Ordinary... Central Founders... S. Moutrie & Co.... Weeka & Co......... Lane, Crawford & Co. Dunning & Co............... Hotels:-
Astor House Hotel Hongkong Hotel Oo.
To Tie 30, sellers
T100 Tla. 50, buyers $50 Tls, 54, buyers T100 Tla. 82, buyers
$80 $45, buyers The Ts, 130
£152, sellera £1
Tis. 14, buyers
T'GO Ta. I $100 104, buyers
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.T20 Flu. 901, buyers
41 T. 12.04
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10. 10
T50 Tla: 28, buyers $100 $72), Bales
Too Tls. 18, bayers
200 Tis. 76, les $100 $81, buyers 310 83.15, les
Ga.10 T50
TIs. 92, salag
Tls. 30, sollore
T60 The 40, cellers
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$25 $21, sellors
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£20 Tis. 375, buyera
$20 $101
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$50 | $243, bagers
$25 $12 $80 $105, bagera Hotel des Colonies) T12.50 | The. 4, sellers
Vera
China
War, but the tonnage was trebled be- tween then and 1899. A new epoch came about after t
the war with Rusia. The total amount of Government subsidy paid had increased year by your in proportion to the advance in shipbuild- ig, and the progress of the industry bad thus been largely due to assistance from national funds, Hemi-modern saling ships were nakuowa in Japan. In 19.0 there were 230 private ship- yards, as against sixty-six in 1896, but only a for were provided with modern appliances. In the
matter of equirment the principal shipyarde quito equal to first-class firms in Europe and America, hat, Bolag later in the field than other nations. Japan bad many advantages in avodding experimental stages, and adopting the latest inventions and improvements much
mord enforce freely and quickly. The period of the ment of the Shipbuilding Encouragement Act, 1896, was to expire in 911, but the shipbuild. ing industry was not yet independent of Gov. ernment aid, neither could Japanese shipbuilders yet compete on equal terms with those of other martime nations. The writers of the paper acknowledged the very large debt that Japan ored to the assistauer of Great Britain, with- t which the development of its shipbuilding
could not possibly have advanced a and with such satisfactory results.
A
Professor Flamm gave a valuable account of the scieutido study of naval architecture in Germany, the real nursery far such stndly heing, 1 said, the institution known as Königliche Technische Hochschulu zn Berlin, ia Charlotten
burg.
EVOLUTION OF THE BRITISH MARINE,
Fifty years' developments in mercantile Ahip construction" was the subject dealt with by Mr. 8. J. P. Thoable, chid ship surveyor to Lloyd's Register. In the year 1860, he said, the mercantile marine of the United Kingdota consisted of 27,663 vessels, of 4,658, 687 tons met register. At the end of Decam. bor. 19 9, it c-aisted of 21,129 vengels, of 11.585,878 tons net The expansion was, how- ever, better shown by the fact that the growth of
| steamer tonnage was from 454,327 tons to 10,234,818 tous, while rodnution of mailing too. nege ses from 4,204,363 tons to 1,301,000 tons The ratio of cargo-carrying capability of the British mercantile marine in 1909; compared with that of 1860, was us 32,155,514 to 5,567,341, or nearly as 6 to 1. Not only had the tonnage grown enormously in fifty years, but the average size of ship had also grown at perhaps an even greater rate. The average tonnage in 1860. WIR 164 tous. In 1911 it WBS About 2,300 tons. As regarded passenger steamers, a comparison of the luxury attending steamer travel today with the conditions which prevailed in 1800 would demonstrate more clearly than any other way the enormous strikes which had boon male in design. The ocean
pastonger found himself conveyed in faster and safer vessels now than gore conceivable when that institution come into existence, and under
con-
ditions of comfort, and even lutary, which were unsurpassed in the best hotels Bat faality had not yet been reached, nor was it likely to he in the near future, if at any time.
A LOAN TO AN EX-KOKEAN
MINISTER.
guna,
Kent, armoured cruiser, 9,800 tons, 14 gans Thr. 22,000, Capt. 8. St. J. Farquhar, Weihaiwei.
Kinsla, river gunboat, 616 tons, p. 1,200, Trient-Corddr. T. J. S. Lyne, Yangtze. Mozlia, surveying ship, 1,070, tons, 6 guns, 1,400
ihp, Commr. H. O. M. Davy, Sandakan. Minotaur, armeured oruiser (flagship Vice Admiral Sir A. L. Winslee, K.C.B. C.V.O., C.M.G.) 14,600. tous, i.h.p. 27,000.
G. C. Cayky, Weihsivei. Monmouth. armoured cruiser, 9,800 tons, ib.p. 22.000. Captain L. E, Power, M.V.O, Wolhaiwel
Moorhen, river ganbout, 180 tons, 2 yans
i.hp. 800, Lieut. Comdr G. P. Leith, Hongkong.
Newcastle, 2nd class arniser, 4,800 tons, turbine,
Captain George P. E. Hunt, D.8.0. Weihaiwei.
Nightingale, river gunboat, 85 tone, 240 b.p. Lt. Comdr. Claude Hillersden-Woodward, R.N., Yangteze.
Otter, torpedo-lost destroyer, 385 tons, 6 gans 6,300 s.h.p., Comdr, Lambe, Welhaiwel, Robin, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 h.p., Lt. Comůr. Cosmo A. O. Douglas, West Biver.
Rosarte, depot ship for Submarines, 980 tons,
i.kp. 1,400, Lt. Commr. N. E, Archdale,. Hongkong. Sandpiper, river gunboat, 85 toan, 2 guns, 240 Lient-Condr. E. J. J. Southby. West River.
Snipe, river gunboat, 85 tone, 2 guna 240 h.p..
La Comdr. Maurico B. Lealle, Yangtze, Taka, torpedo bost destroyer, 305.toas, i.k.p. 6,000, Gunner. E. J. Trillo, R.N., Hong.
long
Tamar, receiving, ship, 4,650 tons, 6 guna
Commodore Byres, Hongkong,
Teal, river gunboat, 180 tons, 2 guns, 800 i.k.p.
Liont, Comdr. R. J. Buchanan, Yanptsze Thistle, gaabost, 710 tons, 900 h.p., Lieut.
Comdr. M. B. Baillie-Hamilton, Shanghai Virago, torpedn-boat destroyer, 395 tona, & puns
6,30 haiwel..
Lieut. Comdr. Harold D. Adair. Hail, Waternital,
tornitol, surveying ship. 620 tons, 4601.b.
R. L. Hancock. Singapore, Whiting. torpedo-host destroyer, 360 tons,
gans, 5,900 kr., Lient. Comdr. G. B.
Weihalwei. Hartford, Widgeon, gunboat 195 tons, 2 guns, 800 by,
Comdr. M. H. Wilding, Yangtze. Woodcock, gunboat, 150 tons, 2 gone, 550 h.p
Ljent-Comdr. B. R. Brooke, Yang tara. Woodlak, gunboat, 150 tons, 2 guns, 550 b.p Lent. Comdr. G. F. A. Malook, Yangtase. Submarines
No. 36, Godfrey Herbert, Liont-Commr. No. 37, A. A. L. Feaner, Lient Commr. No. 38, J. R. A. Codrington, Lt. Commr.
AUSTRIAN.
Kuiserin Elisabeth, Austrian protected cruiser 4,000, Fregatterkapitan Oskar Hanis, Northern Watere
Captain Laus
Jaguar, ganhost, 300 tons, 10 guns, 1,300 k.p Captain Graf von Passdowsky, Weiner Leipzig, artiser, Captain Engel Lucha, gunboat 850 tons, 10 gusa, 1,344 h.p
Bölken Sobaculivres, armoured oraiser (flagship)
11,420 toos, 32 guns, 26,000 h.p., Kapitan Zur See Mas55 Taku, dostroyer, 280 tone, guns, and 2 torpedo
tabes, 6,000 h.p., Kommandant Kolbe (Hans) Bertram
Torpedo bost" Sga" Kapitan Lent, Heyden- Tiger, gaubost, 900 tons, 10 guas, 1,300 h.p.,
Captain ?. Kom
Taingtan, gumbost, 170 tons, 5 guns, 1,300 h.p.
Captain Ross Vaterland, gunboat, tous, 3 guns, 500 k.p.
Captain Toussaint
· ITALIAN.
Calabria, protected orniser, 2,428, tons, 26 guar 4,000, b.p.. Capitano Mariz Casanova di Jorseresh
Paglia, propected ornisor, 2,488 tons, 26 grans, 7,000 bp,, Capitano Gusani Viyconti Mar- chess Lorenzo
POSTUGUESE
Patria, gunboat, 700 taus, Captain J. Affrors
UNITED STATES, |
Albany, cruiser, 3.000 tonn, C. S. Williams Arayat, ganboat, Lisat. Comir, Matt A Signor Bainbridge, destroyer, 7 guns and 2 torpedo
tubes Ensign Lloyd W. Townsend Berry, destroyer, 421 tona, Bas. Edmand 9.
Root.
Callao, gunboat, 243 tons, Ens. J. R. Murrisson Cleveland, oruiser 8,20 tons, Commander
Hugh Rodman, Shanghai Charleston, battle hip (fagship). 9,700, tous 58 guns, 21,000 h.p., Comdr. John H Gibbins Shanghai
Chattanooga, craiser, 3,200 tons, Commander
John MacDonald, Shanghai Chauncey, destroyer, 420 tons, Eas. I. N
MoNair
Dale,
destroyer, 420 tons, Livat. Herbert H Danver, cruiser, 3,200 tons, Comdr, Edward E,
Cagehart, Shanghai
Galveston, araisar, 3,200 tour, Commander
John A. Hoogoworff, Manila Feleus gunboat, 1,392 tons, Comdr. Reuben
O. Hitler, Shanghai
Mindoro, guabent, Lieut. George M. Baum Mohan (station ship), Commander . B
Alisbury
Monterey, monitor, 4,000 tons, Lt. D. W. Todd
Olongap
Nanchau, transport, 1,577 toas, W. D. Pardosuz Now Orleans, draiser, 3,430 tons, Comdr, Roger
Welles
New York, oraisor (dagship), Cozdr. J. P
Улуда Paraguay, gunboat, Easiga Roy L. Lowman Pennsylvasia, armoured éruiser, 13,680 tons
Capt. A. Ward
Pompey, collier, L600 tons, James D. Linett, Porpoise, 125 tons, 160 kp. Eas Keane
Whiting
Rainbow, cruiser, 6,026 tons Comtr. A. 0
Stott
Sistant,
gaubest, Ensign W. C. I. Stiles Panthor, third class cruiser, 1,530 tons, Fre-Shark, 125 tons, 160 hp. Ensign Theodora (†
gattenkapitan, Theodor Skerl Edi, von Bol.midtbeim
FRENCE.
Acnéron, arviðures gunboat, 1,830 tona 9 guns
1,700 h.p., Lieat. Bertrand, Saigon
Alger, 2nd class cruiser, 4,320 tons, 22 guns
amander Fournier, H,kong. Cont 5,100
Alouette, gunboat, 506 tons, 7 guns, 400 h.p
Commandor Badin, Saigon
Argon Audouard,
river ganbest, 180 tons, 6 gang, 570 h.p.,
On July 22nd a hearing was given at the Seoul Local Court to the case brought by Mrs. Rendon & Co., the well-known French Arm in Soul, against the hair to the late Mr. Yi Baicunette, ganboat. Prouchin, Judge Terakan presiding. The Ofmeterre, gunboat, 14) tons, Beserve, Baigon father of the defendant was Korean Ministor to Caronaldo gunboat, 184 tons, Reserve, Saigon. Boasia in 1905, when Korea came under the Déodée, gunboat, 630 tons, 10 gans, 900 h.p.
Jaran. In that year the Korean Lieut. de Linares, Shanghai
Department was abolished, and Mr. Yi Dupleix, armoured oralser, 7,578 tons, 26 guns,
17,600 h.p.
was relieved of his office. Hence Desaix, armoured cruiser, 7,67 8 toas, 26 guna, straitened circumstances and is
consequence
was unable to return home. To artricate
Winzelt from his mentes, le tried D'Thertile gunboat
4,000 yen from Movers. Ronden & Co., and in a Estos, ganboat, 141 tone, Reserve, Haiphong doonment with an official weal affixed promised Estarges, sub-marius, 70 tons, 60 h.p., Liont them that the money should be repaid
tho
Combot, Saigon
Fronde, destroyer, 300 tons, 7 guas, 6,300 h.p..
Baigen 19kg, Haiphong
Korean Government. The promise has not been fulfilled, however, Mr. Yi dying in St. Paters burz a few years after, and the Korean Govern. Henri Barière, river gunboat, 150 tons, 6 gan ment refused to consider itself responsible for
the repayment of the loan. The Government
General also declined to take up the petition when, after the annexation, the plaintiff applied for a settlement of the case. Thereapon plain. tiff brought an sotion against the son of the late Mr. Yi Pyonghia,
Lynx, sub-marine, 70 tona, 6 hp, Lieut. Marrs,
Saigen
Montcain, armoured araiser, (flagship) 9,387 Enk 88 guns, 19,500 h.p., Rear Admiral de la Croix de Castries (Commander-in- -Chie!
Ellyson
Villalobos, grabost, 370 tons, Lt. A. Andrawi Wilmington, ganboat, 1 800, Comar. G.. B
Sailsbary Hongkong
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