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First half of

Aug. First half of

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Botond half of!

"TJILIWONG!

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JAPAN

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Socond half of

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JAVA

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SHANGHAI

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First half of AUE Flest hall of

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Second half off Sept, Second half of

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SHANGHAI

Abit of Sept Second half of

Sept Second half of

Sept.

Sept.

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s limited number of Saloon Passengers, and will take Cargo to all Netherlands-Indian Porta on through Bills of Lading.

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SHIPPING IN PORT.

ATELKIBO

VESSELS EXPECTED.

.

A ROMANCE, AND SOME MEMORIES.

Ода роль

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 10th at 12.05 |_ p.m. The tynkman' situated over the Cantemi Về

Bum!

---vecacos. It will now ig move Westwards towards the E. coast of Japan."

Banins, and slightly over 8.W. Japan and the Preure has increased moderately at the

THE AMERIGAN. MAIL. The P. M. 86. Co. str. Siberia from San Francisco sailed from Yokohams on the 5th

olden evening, in Calcuits, a wayvani instant en route to Hongkong, and is due to arrive at Hongkong on the 18th instant,

y led me to the city's ancient burial ground The P. M. 8.3. Co. str. China mailed *-

-om-that old-world garden of tangled and fragrant San Francisco on the 26th ultimo, an

route to memories--and as twilight softened the ghostly Hongkong, vin Hamlalu. You Nagasaki and Bhanghai, and a due to arriverains or prumbling wroh and broken column N., count of China. It continues to give way

Cestina, Kobe, Hongkong on the 22nd inst

The P. M. 9.8. Co. str. Manchuria sailed over the moss-growa pačke, I tou

lent an added glory to the rosos that straggled over the E. coast of China, Formosa and N.

Laron frots Ban Francised on the 2nd instant for that delightful romance that Kipling T

to musing on

Pressure remains high over the Pacifs to the about Fucia," whose tomb with dis

Best of Japan. Aila quently mournful verses fronted the silent street J by which I came. And I thought how easy it was to adorn stain Of War?-Here was the dust of brave old General Clavering, hero of a

ÅSGRIM, Gurman str., 1,001, C. Kumpil, 2nd August Bangkok 26th July, Rico-But terdald & Swire. AWA MARU, Tapausso str., 3,921, T. Irisawa, 6th Augut-Seattle via Japan and Shang. hai Xed Aig., General and Flour Nippon Tunen Kaliha........ CARINTHIC, British str. 2,365, E. Woodhead, 27th July-Cartit 8th June, Coal- Admiralty BAIGT MARU.Japanese str., 846, H. Murayam, 19th Augut-Tameni, Amoy and Bwatow | Nagusiki and Shangisi, and is dus to arrive

8th Aug., General-Omaks Bhosen Fraisha. at Hongkong on the 19th instant. DALIEN MARY, Jap. siz, 899, Y. Yamamoto,

THE AUSTRALIAN MAKI The LGM. st. Coons left Bydney on the 29th ultimo, at 11 am, and may be expected here on or about the 9th inst.

2nd August--Bratów 30th July, General..... Osaku Sham Kalala. DIRWENT, Edlich six, 1,520, Jenkins, 29th

July-Col 22nd July, BEYAWORGSE, derman str., 1,057, E. Gathe

Italian str, 2,931, Belaita, 4th August

Kobe,

The E. & A. ste. Eastern left Bydday on the 3rd instant for this part (via Quemusland Ports, Fort Darwin and Manila",

THE CANADIAN MAIL The C.P.R. Co's ste. Empress of India left Vancouver, B.C. (via asual porta of call), on the 2nd instant p..

MERCHANT STRANDES.

Bad weather is indicated over the Eastern Sea.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours anding at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours onding at noon

FORECAST.

DISTRICT

N.W. to winds, freshening

W.

dred battles. He has come home," wate Horace Walpole, "overed with more laurels than a honra hand. What a fighter he was; and when his conatry's enemies ran short way, to-day is as follows: stop my vitals! he picked quarrels with his friends and pinked them neatly through the waist band with a much good humour

** Hongkong & Neighbourhood,

• so if a bout with the blades, or a pistel shot or two, was the

Formosa Channel natural and fitting close to a busy day. Dr the perils of the ses -Here,

at least, y paoca Captain William Mackay and how many of theso

South coast of China between who have giren his mounment a passing know that in the second canto of "Don

Hongkong and Lamooks, Same as No. 1. Byron has given, down to the ninntest detail,

South coast of Chins between) the

Same as No. 1. Hongkong and Hainan... story of Captain William wreck of the Juno; yet so it Li

ad Mackay

the Even

• W. and S.W. winds, moderate; probably Byron's wild imagination failed him at the

some thunder showers. perils of the sea, so he told the truth and called it romance. In all the annals of skip- wreck," says the novaist James Payn, "I know

до

Juno."

ingapore 28th July, General-Carlowits for the BK. str. Seattle Maru left Tacoma Elizabeth Sanderson! Mon lived hard livet for

r this port vis Japan and Manila on the 22nd altimo, and is due here on or about the 28th | instant.

3 Co. JESERIO, British str., 1,234, White, 6th August -Keelung 2nd August, Graneral-Bank Líne. Ltd.

The TK.K. sc. Buys Maru sailed from Aries. Chile, for Hongkong on the 25th alt, and is due to arrive at longkong on or about the "9th prez.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

REGISTER.

August 10th-At A‚še.

maan, 30 July-Bangkok- 22nd July, Rice and Timber-Baitorfalt & Swire, DUNEDIN. Krilish str., 3,051, Maso, 28th July

Moji 22al July, Coal Dodwell & Co. For, Norwegian str. 869, N. G. Andersen, 6th August-Nunckwang and Dalay 28th July, Beans - Augnard, Thoresen & Co.

The 0.8.K. str. Panama far from Tacoma GERMANIA, Gems str, 1,714, H. Frandsen, left Shanghat for this port on the 7th bask, and

7th August-Wakamatan 30th July, Coal is due lare to-day. -Jelison & Co.

The H-A. Linie sta Sazonia left Dairen on HAMUN, Britisk str., 641, A. H. Stowart, 9th the 7th instant pm, and may be expected here

August-Erstow 8th August, General-to-morrow

The Austrian Lloyd's atx. Verwaerts left Douglas, Laprak & Co. HALVARD, Norwegian str., 1,066, Anderson, Singapore for this port on the 7th instant p.m.,

7th Ang.-Hoihow 5th August, General-and is dus here on the 13th instant a.m. Chinese,

The str. Welsh Prises from New York left HELENE, Gorman str., 771, H. Bendixen, 7th Sabang on the 4th inst, and is expected here

Avgust Quintion 1st and Forane 5th on or about the 14th intant. August, Geral-Jeheen & Co.

The Mogul Lane str. Brasmar from United more pathetic tale than the wreck of the HOPSANO, British str., 1359, J. M. Har, 6th Kingdon left Singapore on the 8th instant And of lore?-How dear to ur the gr

August-Hogay 3rd Augast, Conl-morning, au is there due here on or about clous ladies whose memory samotiles this Jardine, Matheson & Co.

the 14th instant.

place. Was ever maid more fair than The

gain in Warren Hatings' days, bat gallantry was there, too, and the conqueste

sts of Elisabeth have come ringing down to us through the years from the time she qnaenod Calcutta, a hundred years ago. The beautiful Miss Saa- derson!"" la!

la! she sleeps soundly beneath that enormous pyramid

enough nav, that SBEITE to bid deflance to the day of resurrection. "Of all her nex I over observed one who possessed more the art of conciliating her admirers. As a proof thereof we met six.

one public ball orening, Hakodate. tean in her very one

pies green French frock

trimmed Tokio H. Bond; from Shanghai, for London, intended dress had been communicated, baoya Kagoshima....

"each of us to Mr H. N. Tooze, Mr G. W. Ellis and Miss N himself up with the hope of being the favoured Oshim

whom the Boerot of hor

Nagasaki wa Rossiter

happy Angust-Tantsin 30th July and Satow hams, Mr L. B. Davis and Mr.V. Diener; from the first to laugh at the ridicule which Boni

individual. The innocent deception som Naha. appeared evident, and the 5th August, General-Butterfeld & Swire.

man of most sente KWANG PING, British str., 1,459, G., Wagett, Kobe, Mr William Crake and Mr Uschmann; stached to lin. I recollect the only revenge Chatso

7th August-Chinwanitao 31st July. Cool hai, Mr J. A. P. Herman, Mrs Goodfellow and dance with her, and in reward for such kind. Hankow

from Tsingtan, Mrs A.L. Steins from Shang- we arneled was for sash to have the honour of a Weihaiwal &M. Co. KWANGTAH, Chinese str. 1,536, Stewart, 8th daughter. Messrs J. Qain, B. D. Sotne, W. Han

complaisance wo attended her home, Kinking..... August-Shanghai 4th August, General-Karten. K. Secks, Mus Ch. Mayer, Messrs L

graly attor C. M. S. N. Co,

Black, Fr. Reiber and J. R. Murray,

by marshalled in

prosession of two by two Such goings on there were in those old

Idara Sharp

aco Pk.. the testimony of one, G. F. Grand, according to Esq., of the Company's Service and he, mark you, was no mean fedge of feminine charms, be married Catherine Verles, afterwards Prin cosse Talleyrand, of adventure most notorions, and trait, alas! as she was fair. And musing on these things. the story of Rose Aylmer, be randor. There is Hongkong

I remembered „„beloved of one of land's posts-Walter Savage

AGAN, Britishstr., 1,153, D. E. Davies. 8th Ang-Chef vin Shanghai 4th August, General China Navigation Co. KIANA PINO, Chizero sir., 1,222, H. Udder, 7th August-Chukiang lat Ang., General

hinese

Kito Mabu, Japonesa atr., 3,000, 3. Toge, 6th Angust-Moji 30th July, Coal--Toyo Kimon

Kalab KOREA,

Rf2, 5,651, Wm, Fiber, 1st August-Sin Francisco via porta 5th July, Mails and General-P. M. S.6. Co.

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LASTER, British str., 1,340, Page, 7th Aug-

Hairon 2nd August, Bice and General Wo Fat Sine.

LAMANO, Fritish str. 2 224, E. J. Tada, 8th

August Quotta 26th July, General—. Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Loozgun. Gerau ex., 1023, W. Taubert, 7th AngBangkok and Hoihow 5th August, General - Futterfield & Swire.

LOONG SANG British Bir. 1,092, G. V. G. Leokk, Ancast-Manila 5th August,

8th Ganoral-Jardine, Matheson & Co. MADELEINE 10MERS, German str. 2.956, J. Behmitz Jnly-Mororan 20th July, Coal 2853

&

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MANDARAN BEARD. Jemmers str., 4.551, T. Ota, 8th Aurust-Milke Zod August, Coal

BSN Kaisha

S

MARIE, German str. 1.169, H. Boblakely, 30th July-Saign 27th July, Rice and General

Johsen & Co.

PASSENGERS. ARRIVED.

coner, Mrs Boseman and 3 children.

Per Chinhua, from Shanghai, Mr P. S. Fal-

Pix

715-

when

Vl'ostock Namuro

Per Suria for Hozgkong, from Foochow with pink silk and obainiod lace with pagan

For Lustsow for Hongkong, from Yoko-

VISITORS AT HOTELS,

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mra G. Bingham Mr W. E Andrews

Mr P, J. Buckland Mr B. A. Golaon

H. &.Condon Miss Buckinghen: My L. H. Davis

Mr N K Davidson

Mr B. Li. Fowey Mr W. C. Drew

Mr & Mrs G. L. Duncan

Mr E. J. W. Eamnes Mt A. F. Fearon

Mr. H. G. Mahar

Derman Fuller Miss E. Gaches

NIPPON MARU, Japanese str., 3,452, W. E.

August-San Francison 12th Mi D. M. G. Gratam Filmorth Goods and doneral-Mogh Inly. Tovo Kiren Kaisha

DAVEA, British str., 5,810, W. Cope Lycett, 6th August-Liverncol 24th June, tenersi

BatterBelt & Swire.

OTERIC, British atr., 3,139, Findlay 8th Aut. -Mavila 4th Aug. General -Bank Line, Ltd.

V.

Capt. T. P. Hall

Me A. Meurer Mr L L. MUNI

Mx D. V. Mitchelmore

- Mir L. Model

Mr J. Nairem

Mr W. Nelson

Mr W. North

Mr. V. d'Oettinge!

Dr. & Mrs G. C. Ovar-

vondo

Mr. E. A. Fratt

Mr Ernest B. Pond Mr T. Qain

Me A. E, Prichard Mc. E. II. Ray Miss F. Bay Mr Reid Mr A. Bohrmann

Gould Mr F. Safler

Mr J. N.F. Hermanns Me A. Harrikori

Hon.& Mrs E.A. Hewett Mr A. E. Hine Mr R. Horne, Dr. Spenter Hough RAJABURI, German str., 1.189, C. Wolf, 3rd Capt B. Icons

Angust-Bekok and Swatow 2nd Ang., | Mr R. W. Liddy Ride-Butterfield & Swire.

Mr F. C. MacDonald

SAMNE RICKmero, Dutch str., 573. D ́ R. }. Dr. O. Marriott

Boere, 2nd August Foochow and Swatow 1st Augart Kerosene Oil-Asiatic Petro- Isuma Co. SANOMA, British str., 2.680. Keir, 8th Aug

New York and Singapore 31st July, General-Datwell & Co. Stan, British str., 992. Robt. A. Beners, 8th August-Shanghal 4th August-Anistic Petroleum & Co.

SOAK. British str., 1,017, F. Juzisson, 7th Aur. Haiphong 5th and Holley 6th Aug., Rice and General-Butterfeld & Вийте.

TAHUN, Chinm str, 1,816, R G. Parainerə 7th Ang-Slangbei 3rd Aug., Genera! CM. 8. N.Co.

TAVARAO, British str., 3,319, H. Macdonald,

August-from Sea Francisco, Kerosene Bth

Standard Oil Cr

vil

British ar, 5,721, H. W. N. Evans, TITAN.

7th Augat-Tacoma 9th July, Flour and General Butterfield & Swire

TEMARI

Dateb str. 2.00, P. Sobolte, 2nd Jaly-water 21st July,' General--Java- China Japa

Lijn.

Yoshow, British str., 1,306. W. MoTutosh. Stă

AngustHopany 6th August, Coal Baberfield & Sinth

Swire.

YTENSANG. British atr.. 1,142, P.. H Rolfe 31st July-Manila 28th July, Genoral and Hemp Jarling, Matheson & fo TVSHUN, Chinwa tr.. 1.079, C. Westerland, 2nd August - Shanghai 30th July, General -C. M. 8. N. Co.

BAILING VISSEL

ELIPSE, British 4-masted barque, 2,996, Jam

White, 12 Mav-New York 20th Jane Kerosene U-tandard Oil Co.

Mr AL H. Salamon Mr Spar Mr. C. Sm*th

Spalding

Dr. & Mrs.4.fl. Mr D. D. Stanley Miss W. Sque

Lt. & Mrs. G. E. Stainer

Mr E. J.Waterman

Mr W. G. WoW

Mrs P. C Whtney Mr H. 8. Wood

GRAND HOTEL

Mr. B. Regelson and Mr E. Mirrans

and family

My J. H. Beason N. Dasa

Mr A. B Crow

Mr. & Mrs Donnolly

ad children Mr Evas Mr Karl Fisher Mr F. V. Forber Mr Wm. A. Frazet Mr. Gaaler

MEH. Henke

Mr E. Hansaman. Mr C. C. Henson

7 D. Hilton

MT B: JAmox

Mr H. lensa

Mrs Jesttas

Dr. F. T. Keyt

Mr. E. J. Mooney Mr Muller

Mr P. W. G. Nanning Mr J. L. Pazka

Mr Samuel Paul Mr. J. W. Pringle Mrs A. F. Ramsay Mr W. Kagge Mr Shaw Dr. Max Schınet Mr L Schmitto Mr E Taylor Mr G. Tinam Me J, Troadgold Mr Car Troschet Mr H. J. Vinehon Capt. & Mr Wahr Mra C, 8. Woods

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Mr. & Mrs, L,D. Blandel Mr H Adam

Master Mandall Mr. E. Amdt

Miss K. A. Massey My E. J. MeNulty Mr. K S. Morrison

Mr&Mrs Ancott Mr. H. Fenuett

| Dz. & Mis B.W. Brown Sir Francis Piggott

Mp4 MmP.M. Crawford. “Mr J. Babertson Mr&Mrs FF. Donnelly M G. Bachre Mr & Vas Ewing.

Mis M. E. Shearer Mr J, Gnham

Mr. A. L. Shields Mr. B. D. Stewart Mr. and Mrs Veatey. Mr. R. Wabb

Tr. Ms. C.E. Harvey Dr. Hobro

Mr. H. Hofman

|

Mr & Mrs 7,P Lammert

.and children

Mr Whyte

Mr. WingrovÒ Mr. & Ms. ^, C. Logan Mr Otto Wiesinger LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS, | Mr. J. F. Macgregor · Mr. J. W. Wilson

The C.P.R. Co's str. Monteagle left Vanson-

Ter, B.C., for Hongkong (via usual ports of call) on the 8th inafaat.

M.

Dr Belilos The H.-A. Linie str.. Segovia left Shanghai Vias Brinetts

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

on the 10th indunt am, and may be expected | Mr.sad Mrs Biklger hers on or about the 13th instant p.m.

The I.G.M. str. Prins Waldemar left Kachi nota on the 10th instant, at 2 p.m., and may be arpooted here or about the 14th instant, at 1000.

SHIPPING REPORT.

and som Mr. Bock

Mr K. Bytack

Miss M. Gains

Capt. & Wrs Blomeyer.

Mr A. Harper Mr Johr Lannor

MrP. R Lorok

Miss Lepreito

Mr McH ry

}3

Ha NaLean

The British ar. Chinhua reports: Modemter C. Jacke S.W, monsoon and fine weather.

Mr & Mrs T. Welross Capt, F, W. McEwen Miss Moageo

Dr. Muller

Capt. A. P. Nobba Capt. and Mrs. W. ^.

Persinore

Mr G. Roiber

Dr. Scemitt

Mr. E. Smith.

Mr & Mra Stewart and

child

Dr. Thamm

Misa & Wilson

La.

hing by the side of her palankeon reg Gaflash

Talhon Taichu Tainst

Hour.

Temperature.

729.78-66 99

5.

19.87

29.97

29:88

29.53

29.52

Eing-

Keshua....... Passadores Canton

29.51

29.53

9B.

10 a 29.57 85

Vict. Pesk

ep Bork.....

Wachow

9.

no other story like it in the world, unlosait be the love of Dante for Boatrice. And jus little while I found her tomb, santary old and worn, but bearing still that priceless elegy "carved as it were in ivory and in gems' upon the grey oll stano- the words that Landor wrote that night they told him of her death :-.

Alsoão

Ho Hoihow. Pakkoi Phalten "Tourine

C. St. James.

"Ah, what avails the scoptred race? -

Ah, whist the form divine ?

What every virtus, every grace!

Rose Aylmer, all were thine.

Rose, Aylmer, whom those wakoful oyes

May weep, but never see,

Aparri Legaspi Bacolod. Iloilo...

64

бл

A night of memories and sighs

I oonsecrate to thes."

Many things I had to say to you which there are not time for," wrote Charles Lamb to Landor. One-why should I forget

Tis for Rose

G chario Aylmer, which has

I cannot explain." And Crable Habitason, too, hok

Cebu Labuan

Wind.

Direction.

Wouther

Www

| | " ཟ ཞ ། སྒྲ ཕ 1:|:ཀཱཾ 1: t །ས ་ ་ ་ 3།;༅།

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F. G. F100, Director. Hongkong Observatory, August 10th, 1911. the level of the sea in inches, tenths and fundredths. 1 BAROMETER, radaced to 82 degrees Fahrenheit

TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in degrees Fahreu-

I have just seen Charis Lab Avimer, helt.

over muttering. Ross Aylmer-Rose

Yet "Elia" never kasw the snored dnst Ho

3 Brno, in percentage of saturation, thờ

had no place in these happy days in Wales whrshmidity of air saturated with moisture being 18. Landor, fresh from

with Lord Ayimer's sellega, fell in lov

daughter, then but sixteen years of age, and told the story of his passion in "The Three Roses "and" Abertawy" and other poersthatmunk to day amongst the gene of English verse. And then, in 1799, Bose Ayi- mer went to Calcutta to stay with her nast, Lady Bussell-and within a year she was lall to rest in this old garden.

$ DILECTION OF WIND, 50 two points.

5 FORCE OF WIND, senording to Beafort Seals. 6 STATE OF WEATHER, blue sky, a detasbol stond, a driealing rain, flug, glong, h halt, lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, 4 sqnally, rain, s snow, t thundoz, y visibility, w dow (wol)

0 Ears in siches; tantka and hindraths.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, August 10th.

"Where Gauges relle his widest wate She dropped her blossom in the grave, Her noble name she never changed Nor was her nobler heart estranged." Landor, died in 1864 in the eighty-ninth yea of his age, and throughout his long life he kept sored the memory of his first love. In the diary of Rose Lady Graves-Samle, recently priated for private circulation, there is the folloy- ing note At Florence we made the aqualat ance of Walter Savage Lundor On hearing that

mother was half-sister of Rose Aylmer, his first love, and that I was named after her, ba came to see us: and from that time onward there was the closest friendship between him mty family. His exquisite lines, written when-le || Rain heard of Rose Aylmer's death, elicited the si->

Charles Lamb I lived on them

TAY

pression

for

And that is the story of Rose Aylmer, that ame took

to my that golden evening in Ca!. catta. Concerning those things that deal with the love of man for woman, the wise are they whose thoughts are like dust and shadows, for though in the beginning all love is sacred, only at the end is the Gloris chanted; but I lingoral over the linen that stirred this old romance of Life-and I wondered why Kipling had bothered to fareat pleasset Ection. about Singapore Free Pres.-C. C.

Lucia,"

·STEAMERS · PASSED THE CANAL.

Gheners Kamo karu, Polynesien.

Baromater Temperature Humidity...... Wind Direction...

Forceti

Weather

Previons On Date: On Data

Day at

st

at 4 p.m. 10 am,

4 p.

29.55

29.57

29.51

87

85

85

68

77

74

WSW

1

❤

Highest open air Temperature on 9th.. 89 Lowest open air Temperature on 9th 20

Days of

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 11th to 17th August, 1911,

HIGH WAZEE.

Wiek:

Days of

H'kong

Мелд

Tine.

ft. in.

11 m 931

11. 17

12 m 10

11:39

Sun.

13 x 10

14

July 11th-Himalaya, Byson, Mayune, O- pack, Alesia, Varunuria. 14th Braemar, Kia-Fri. tuck, Myrmidon, Peshatour, Sardinia, 18th Beagloe, Nile, Prin Ludwig, Welsh Prime. Sat

Laries 28th-Sunda, Tudiu, Rheinfels, August 1st-Antilochus, Benvenue, Buelow, Ceylon, Dacra Castle 4th gamemnes, Mon Akt Moru, Antenor, Austria, Caledonim, Dun- blane, St. Patrick, Bilkenta, Torch, Hitachi Maru, Suevia,

ARRIVALS AT HOME,

Aug. 9th-Neteus, Seandia,

8th- Tues,

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ཉལ་ལུག་བ་

Ë

Wed,

Thurs. 17 m

DAWBONGO -- Height

LOW WATER

F'kong

Mean

'Jime.

b. m.

m5

ཎྜ བྷྲ ཋ ཐྰ ཉྭ་ཋརྟ་

5.56

6 58 B

m 6.58

Height.

ENTHOONGSHOLAF bad

5:37 31 2. 6

5 6 1m 8 29 2 9

2 46 4 6

8 6 x 3 E