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WEATHER REPORT.

On the 18th at 10.55 a.m.-The anti-cyclone as strengthened slightly. It is now central ver Japan. Another anti-ayclone will prob bly develops over China.

Pressure is nearly stationary over the outhern districts.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19rx, 1912,

FASHIONS AND FANCIES

PARTY DRESSES FOR CHILDREN.

There is a slight tendency in the direction of aver-dressing children just now. Every now and then this tendency arises, only to be annihilated by the fact that there are few women so silly that

Moderate menseon is indicated along the Ethey will overdress their children, what- Coast of Chins, over the N. China Sea.

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending s 10a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at 200 o-day is as follows:

DISTRICT

Hongkong & Neighbourhood

Termesa Channel

FORECAST.

(N.E. winds: fresh.

AB

Bouth coast of China betreem (The same No. 1. Hongkong and Lamooks Bonth coast of China between The same as

No. 1. Hongkong and Hainan.. N.Ewinds, moderate; fine.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

Vieslook

Nemure

Hakodate

Tukio......

Kochi

REGISTER.

18TH NOVEMBEÈ, A.M.

Nagasaki ......

s

Kagoshima................. Oublie Nghs Inhi'jma Benin Is....... Chefeo | Wellmiwei

Hankow ***e Kiukiang

Shanghai

Gutabl

Bharp Peak

Amoy

Swator

Talhoku

Thiohuta

Tainan as

Keshun

Pescadores

Janton.........

Hongkong

Viot. Poak

Wind.

Hoar.

Barometer.

Huzvidity.

Temperature.

Direction.

Weather.

Force

7.30.10

6a. 30.48

» 30.48

- 30.44

" 30.37

3017

» 5017

30.17 38

5 פאצ ו 77

30.23 50 73 30:10

7 B. 30. 64.30.15 67 7.30.10 64 94 54. 30.06 » 30.09

30.061

"-30.02

30.06

9

6 & 30.05 70

30,05 68

Gap Book...... 6. 30.05

Macsosore

Wachow

Holbow........

Pakhoi

630.06

Tourene

#

€. St. James....

29.98 29.91

129.94

29.90

Phalion

Aparri

Tanila... Legaspi

Bacolod

Toilo....

Ceba Labiale

129 88

·9 a.

#9.87 86

BW

UT:

||MTOMO=DTTO|Camo|||M00000||||

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, November 18th, 1912. I BAROMETER, reduced to 42 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the son in inches, tenths mad bundredths.

TIMPERATURE, in the shade, in degross

Fahrenheit.

8 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, the basidity of air saturated with moisture being 100.

& DIRECTION OF WIND, to two pointa,

5 FORCE OF WIND, socording to Beaufort Brale, 6 STATE OF WEATHEB, b blue sky, a detached

elood, d drissling rain, f fog, a gloomy, h ball. Lighting, rorcset, p passing showers, equally, rain, sow, thander, visibility, w dow (wet)." © HAIN in inches, tenths and hundredtbi.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, November 18th

Previous On Dato On Date

Day l

at

at 2 pm. 6 .m., 9p.m

Barometer Temperaturo

30.04

30 06

30.00

71

70

79

Hamidity. Wind-Direction.

G4

81

61

East

Force

3

0

Weather Fain..

.

0.00

Highest open air Temperature on 17th...76 Lowest opan air Temperature on 17th...66

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 19th to 25th November, 1912.

HIGH WATHE.

Days of

Week

Days

F'kong.

Height,

LOW WATER

Мени

F'kong. Mean

Time

Time

h. m.

it in.

h. m.

Toes.

19 m 4 10 5 9 m 11 45

ft: in. 2. 5

6.46 # 5 6

4 4 .0 18 a 2 6 6 48 a 6 0 Thure. 21 6 305 8 m 0.563 7 7 36 64 0.49.2 8 701 393 1 a 3.0 2 4 1453 2 I'm 3 4:

2.11 a 3 4 10 125 1m 343|12

Wed. 20m 5 29 58m 0.9

Satur. | 23 m. 8 21

Fri.. 22.1 7.76

7 24 Bi

Ban. 21

751 of 9 16

8. 24 & 80

25

8 50 8.4

ON SALE.

FL

in

ever they may do themselves. Children are not independent of fashion, but certainly they are not dependent on it, leal torture may be inflicted on sensitive child by dressing her out-of-date and clumsy garments when all her school-follows are daintily clothed. But what are wanted are not up-to-date things, but simple and pretty things. The rise of the knitted ecat for adults has led directly to the use of knitted suits for children. They are very com fortable, very warm, and as durable as anything can be that is submitted to the extreme chances of a child's day. For very small boys little knickers and jerseys of knitted wool are the most practical of garments, especially for fat little boys, who will come through any non-elastic fabric much quicker than they will come through knitted wool. For little girls knitted jerseys worn over short cloth or serge skirts save a great deal of trouble,. particularly in the sewing line, as they are practically without fasteninge; and all children, and most men, seem to have a vendetta against buttons.

BAINTINESS AND DURABILITY.

INTIMATION

ONO

Automatic rocker istal "Browning," shots in 2 seconde, and ammunition to fit MAUSER SELF-LOADING PISTOL, with HOLSTER BUTT STOCK, 10 Bhots in 2 seconds, and Ammunition to it.

Vettivo rastrated Catalogues from

477

SIEMSSEN & Co., (MACHINERY DEPT.),

QUEEN'S BUILDING, PRAYA, HONGKONG.

RM.S. "DUNOTTAR CASTLE."

THE above Steamer of 5,687 Tons Begister and Classed 100 4.1. at Lloyds, having Superior Firat Clasa Passenger Accommodation, fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. Electric Fans in all Staterooms and carrying First Class Passengers only, is dus st Hongkong on the 18th instant and will leave for YOKOHAMA Direct the following day, She will return here on THURSDAY, January 2nd, and sail for SINGAPORE, PENANG, RANGOON, CALCUTTA, MADRAS COLOMBO, BOMBAY, SUEZ (for CAIRO), PORT SAID, MESSINA and MARSEILLES on MONDAY, January 6th, 1913,

A number of vasant First Class Berths are Available at Moderate Ratos, and special accommodation can also be Booked if required. For further particulars please apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.

Hongkong, 13th November, 1912

It is a temptation, of course, to the mothers of pretty children to dress them in diaphanong muslins, frilled with lace. The temptation, if yielded to, proves its A generation ago own punishment mothers persisted in this, and black were those days for the child when the best frock was produced, and with it came thr dreadful consciousness that once on, it meant something inuch worse than Sun- day. In these days, however, wo pride ourselves on understanding children, and consequently it is quite easy to avoid the over-claborate models on the market. and to and sufficiently dainty garments for any occasion which are not overs frilled. One of the most practical adorn- ments for a little girl's frock is broderie Anglaise, particularly when hand-done. This kind of needlework is very strong.

THE AFTERNOON RECEPTION. If done on good matoriel it should last the well

the hands of even under

In the country house this season during laundress. The cheap machine-made stuff a spell of wet weather it sometimes re sold in the shops is, of course, less lieves the monotony of the day while the durable than plain material, but hand- men are out shooting to get up an im- worked broderie actually strengthens the promptu afternoon party, and this kind stuff on which it is done. A whole gown of easy and intimate affair allows of of this work is as festive as anybody frocks which, although they should not need want, even for the most picturesque be elaborate, may be quite bright in of children. Another good material is washing silk; not the thin Japanese kind, colour, varying from the tea-gown to more orthodox garments. A pretty brunette on such an occasion last week was wearing a gown of yellowish flame- coloured velvet, of the shade one sees in some dahlias. It was voiled with reddish- brown ninon, which at the hom drawn into a broad band of dull gold Japanese lace on a ground of brown silk, This Japanese lace has the advantage that one can dye it to any colour while preserving the gold of the tracery as it is. The brown ninon, which was full and arranged in flat pleats, continued over the bodice, where it drew aside in a long V., bordered in soft brown marabout, to show the velvet beneath, and this in its turn was partly hidden beneath a jabot of the Japanese lace. The belt was of pale blue folded silk, and had sash-ends at the back embroidered in bright colours.

X. and 2. in the Globe.

but the thick non-transparent sort.

A PRETTY FROCK,

The question of party frocks is one with a tragic past. Too many of these little garments are designed to make the wearer look nice and the mother feel proud. without a thought of the existence of such games as blind-raau's-buff and hunt. the-slipper. It is all very well to spend eight or nine guinces on a drass of ecru lace over pale blue chiffon over pink satin, but when that dress has caught in a nail and ripped itself in a wholly unmendable fashion, the evening's hap- piness has been even more badly injured A very for the weurer of the frock. pretty little party frock not open to this objection is of thick crear corded silk of the old-fashioned kind, which is still to be bad by searching such shops have "long-established county connection."

1

It is trimmed round the hem with three little kilted frills of satin with a very high shoon on it. These frills are curved round in seroll fashion at either side of the front breadth. The rather high- waisted bodice is also adorned with little kilted frills. It is cut away for an inch or two from the base of the neck, and a Bubbles frill of white lisse turns saitly back. This dress is very pretty and very dainty, but it has the cardinal advantage of being in itself almost indestructible, the only perishable parts being those which can be easily and inexpensively renewed.

SILVER AND BORE.

Another pretty frock for a young girl

is of white spotted India muslin, thin The but strong, over pale pink silk. muslin is threaded with pink satin ribbon downwards from the waist to the knee, where each time of ribbon ends in a small loop. A little cost of pink silk is drawn. in round the waist with a sash of silver, matching the silver hair-ribbon.

of

THE ONE-PIECE STUFF GOWN.

TO LET

TO LET.

FFICES in KING'S BUILDING

Apply-.

WAK

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

MENT AND AGENCY Co., LTD.

[12] Hongkong, 1st November, 1912.

TO LET.

LARGE SUBSTANTIALLY. BUIL

GODOWN, situated on Water Front, East Point.

For further particulars apply Property Office. JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

(995 Hongkong, 15th August, 1912.

TO LET.

AGENTS.

[1313

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The H.A.L. str. Sithonia left Shanghai on the 17th November, a.m., and may be expected here on or about the 20th Novem- ber, a.m.

The A.L. str. Bohemia left Shanghai for this port on the 18th November, and will arrive here on the 19th November.

The Ben Linc, str. Benlarig from Antwerp, Middlesbro, and London left Singapore on the 17th November, for this port, and is expected to arrive here on or The E. & A. str. Empire, from Sydney, about the 23rd November etc., arrived at Manila yesterday morn ing, and will sail for this port to-day.

PASSED THE 'CANAL

alter Falmer&&

The toine Nerchants of the Cast

INAPIER

JOHNSTONE'S

羅

"SQUARE_BOTTLE

WHISKY.

UNVARIED FOR OVER 150 YEARS.

THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN 1745. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS. SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG :

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.,

and from ALL WINE MERCHANTS.

[62

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Eloxoxox Hozku.

Mr F. Aldoo2 Mr H. W. Andrews. Me A. Autoline MA. T. Barberini Mr E. R. Bato Mr J. E. Bould

Mr E. A. Beaumont

Mr M. Baring Mr B. Bezze Mr.E, R. Belillos Mr C. D. J. Bell Mr H. H. Bayne

Mr F. A. Betts Mr C. R. Benyou Mr G. A. Benn

Blanch

Mr A. Kruseman Me Z. Laughlin Miss L. Landale Mr L. Lanfor

Mrs F. Jacobi and

maid

Mr & Mrs Nassim Mr & Mrs H. D. Lay Mr R. H. Lee

Mr G. F. Lehnert Mr G.. T. Lloyd

Mr 8. Lowrie Bra C. Lynnin

Mra R. T. Matheson

and child

Mr R. B. Mecater

Mrs MsCrae

Mr J Bernhard Mr & Mrs N. F. Mr Jamieson Boyde Mr & Mm C. Bryer Mrs Bucians Mr O. Buschner Mr & Mrs W. A. Miss T. McKeener

Bushing

Miss Camara Miss Chappal Mr A. Campbell Mr R. N. Christie Mr F. W. Chriswell Mr A. A. Claxton Miss J. B. Clement Miss M. Clement. Mr & Mrs A. E.

Collins and obild October 22nd Achilles, Benlarig, Barron Cottn Caledonien, Inverclyde, Prinzess Alice, Mr G. H. Corse, Jr.

Stentor, Alesia Tranquebar, Mr TJ. Cokely Sicilia, Rohilla, Baron Erskine. 29th-Brasilia, Mrs W. F. Cowan

31st Mies Crosker Monmouthshire, Atreus, Piza,

November 1st-Antenor, Mrs Lonis H, Crozier Sardinia. Machaon, Sumatra, Sydney. thBel Mr A. L. Crook gravia, Benolench, Ceylon, Indrasamha, Mr G. F. Curry Lutzow, Menclaus, Moyone. 8th-Bulow, Mr. d'Oettingen

Mr U. H. Davis Hitachi Maru, Patroclus, Petka, Pera, Mr G. E. Davis 12th-Aki Maru, Caledonien, Dunbar, Koerher, Namer, Palma, Polyphemus, Sambia, Africa, Peucer) Lovat, O. J. D. Ahlers. 15th-Bentawera, Canton, Nera, Pembrokeshire, Ping: Suey, Demodocus.

ARRIVALS AT HOME November 15th-Hitachi Maru, Funnan.

Mr T. Aoki Mr. Aron Dr Felilios

KING EDWARD HOTEL,

Miss Massey Mr.

Mr & Mrs Brind ani

children

Mrs Bins and child Miss B. B. Carpenter Miss M. Cochrane Lient. Crosse

(PACIOUS GODOWN in Wanchai Road, Me W. Donaldsor

from January 1st, 1918. Apply to-

BRÖCKELMANN & Co. REUTER,

[1316 Hongkong, 15th November, 1912.

TO LET.

3an FLOOR, No. 2, PEDDER STREK.

NON-ROOMED OFFICE.

Apply Property Office,

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD Fongkong, 23rd May, 1912.

1733

&Mrs F. E McHugh Capt G. D. Mills Mr K. Miyatomi Mr & M J. H. N

Mody Major G. J. Morris Mr J. Midyushima Mr M. F. Murray

Mr & Mrs R. N. Ohly

Mrs Evans and obild

Mr K. Nakashima

Mr E. E. Garrard

Mr Goo. Grimble

Capt & Mrs FasIKOTE"

Mr & Mrs J. Hansen

E.

Mr & Mrs F. E.

MoHugh

Mr R M. Henderson Mr H. Hunter

Mr F. H. Hyde

Mrs Hyde

Mr A. B. Keen Mr & Mrs Kemp Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen Mr & Mrs Lemaire Mr. C. N. Manhot MrG: H. May.

Very convenient and charming are the one-piece ready-made stuff frocks which are to be seen in the shop windows just now, and those who do not wear ready- made things may well find useful suggestions in the study of these little gowns for to catch the ready-made public novelties of colour and design have to be considered. A case in point is that of a brown tweed, one-piece frock of the colour a cigar with a black plaid of black stripe running through it. The skirt has a simulated fastening up the loft front seam, whore a line of black satin ribbon studded with buttons made of a Jamai- can seed, which is scarlet with a black top, runs from hem to waist. For eight 66 inches from the hem the seam is split up showing a pleating of black satin. The bodice, on which the black satin, with scarlet bean fastenings, is repeated up the left side, turns back from a vest of

From 1st February, 1913, MERION, No. 10, Mr H. L. Aiken » fine embroidered lawn with a Robespierre collar of black satin and a bow of black FEAX, Furnished or Unfurnished. 6 ROOMS. WE Audrews

“EGGESFORD," No. 114, PRAK. For Mr 0, Ar satin spotted with scarlet. close-fitting sleeves are split up for a fewnished or Unfurnished, from 1st January, 1913. Mr P. Ballsug inches from beneath the satin and scarlet 6 ROOMS. seeds, showing a pretty frilling pleated brown silk edged with narrow stripes of black and red,

The long,

TO LET

BYRIE No. 15, THE PRAY, Furnished or Unfarnished, with

immediate passession.

68. MOUNT KELLET, Partly Furnished, immediate possession to 31st May 1913,

Mr F. G. Booky

MisL Ramsay

Miss F. Saunders Mr & Mrs Schenk Dr Sibros

Mr H. 8. Spurgo- Mrs A. G. Smith Capt & Mrs Alla. H Stewart and child

ren

Į

Comdr. Basil Taylor Mr H. H. Taylor Capt & Mrs Valentine

and children Mr Walker

GRAND HOTEty

"MODREENAGH," The PEAK, from 1st of

Campiell May, 1913, on long lease. Earlier occupation Mr & Mrs FC might be arranged. 5 Bedrooms. Alterations Me W. Cannon will be made to suit tenants if desired.

For Sale. GLENSHIEL," 124 and 125, Barker Road, close to Tram Station.

....... THE USE OF EMBROIDERY. Another freck of the same kind is of wins-coloured rough cloth, with a plain skirt only trunrded with buttons covered: with the cloth. The bodice turns back from a little vest of Chinese embroidery 2 25 a 3 5 done in dark blue, several shades of and silver, on a ground of W colour

satin. The up-standing collar is of ailver net and there is a turndown collar- and a little jabot of course ecru á net

DUUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONG darned with purple, blue, poppy-pink,

1912. With INDIT. Price $7.50.

a smart little toque to go with this of.

On Sale at the "HoAGKONG DAILY PREs, wine-coloured velvet with a cluster at Office.

Hongkong, 26th August, 1912

one side of dull silver berrics and coloured flowers,

For Sale, HARTING and ROGATE on part of Kowlow Inland Lot No. 1154. Apply to LINSTEAD & DAVIS

3rd Floor, Alexanden Buildings Hongkong, 10th November, 1912.

TO LET

1122

FFICE in Alexandra BUILDINGS,

Apply

AA WATSON & Co., LTD Hongkong, 16th October, 1912,

[1222

Mr G. Challanger Mr Joolz Cordell Mr J Cartla Miss M. Easthagen

Mr Bison Mr C. T. Eins Mr José T. Fiumaras" Mr J. Gittner Mr H. B. Graham Mr W. P. Gregory Mr Peyton Gelika ::: Mr C. G. Hazan Mr W. J. Hood Mr Th. Jacobsen Mr & Mrs Kingsby Mr & Mra Larentzan Mr Lorria

Mr T. Eddingfield

Mr J. J. Lynch Mr & Mrs E, C. Miller Me L. Mille Mr & Mrs Mudie Mr A. T. Myall Mr B. J. Nelson

Mr P, Kitze

Mr. Oiffer

Mr S. Paul Mr V. Pennell Mr & Mrs Pink Mr & Mrs Radovíský Mr A. Rost

Mr & Mrs Russell Mr A. S. Russell Mr L. Schmitto Mr & Mrs Bobugither Mr L. Smith Mr.F. H. Shaw Mr J. E. Shearer Me & Men Stanhoff Mr E. Thompson Mr E. Tospaner. Mr. Valpole Mr H, Ventsle MH. W. Whesler

Mrs Davis

Hr G. Davis

Mr Davis Mr A. F. Denne Mr.C. Defer

Mr & Mrs E. Darn.

hem

Mr R. IL Dodgsor Mr R. H. Douglas Mr W. C. Drow Miss Drummond Mrs 8. N. Darbary Mr W. J. O. Dupovan Mies Elizabeth Lloyd

Eaton

Mr & Mrs H. C.

Ebrenfels

Mr & Mrs Eliott Mr H. H. Ewing Mr S. Feldstein Mrs C. Finlayson Mr H. G. Fishor Mr F. Forcey Mr W. Foerster Mr E. A. 6. Fowler Mrs French and child Dr & Mrs Forsyth Kr Deaman Fuller Mr & Mrs J. F.

George

Miss George Mr A. G. Gordon Mr J. Gourgey Mr. V. Goulbourn Mr & Mrs Joseph

Gould

Mr H. M. Gesooy Mr. D. M. G. Gratams Mr N. A. Gray Dr J. O. Griffa' Mr B. J. Grimshaw Capt. T. P. Hall Dr J. G. Han Mr & Mrs W:

Hannibal

Mr A Hanson Mr.W. T. Harbord Mrs Hardy

Mr A. Harrison

{ 'Mr A. E Herdma

Mlas M. Hirst

Mr J.

E,

Courtney

Hirson Mr G. Hoeline Mr H. Holmes Mr Harold Holgate.

Mr E. Hope Dr B. Hough Mr W. Haeger- Mrs H. J. Innias Capt B. Innes Mr X. Iter Mr F. T. Jam K. Wr S. L. Josenk Mra A. NE. Indah Miss Judah Mr W. Kalle Capt W. B. Kent Miss Kibbey Mr & Mrs L. B.

Kidwdl

Mr & Mrs Paul King Mr 8. Komor Mr Albert Kopp

Mr A. MacGowan Mr N. C. MacGregor Mr. J. McCraoken Mr Molinnon and

child

Mr A. MacKonsis Miss D. W. McKibbin Mr John Mo Kibbin Mrs S. II. MoVey Mr J. Madden Dr. O. Marri‹tt Mr & Mrs Neil

MasIntyne

Dr & Mrs O W.

McKenny

Mr B. K. Mehta Dr J. M. Meyers Mr W. A. Mentzer Mr J. Marecki

Mr & Mrs G. Micharis Mr D. M. Mickle Mr & Mrs E. Y. Mitchelmore and child

Mrs M. Mitchell Mr K. Mitsuhashi Mrs Harold Moore Mr H. Molden

Mr J. P. Morley

Mr J. Morris

Miss Murray

Mr & Mrs J. D. F

Mülder

Mr C. B. Nathorst Dr Neu ert

Mis Nichollson Capt & Mrs. F. D. Northcombe

Mr R H North Mr H. C. Page Mr L. Palmer Mr L. L. Pendleton Mr & Mrs A. Peraira

and abild

Mr&Mrs Pinart. Miss P. E. Quinn Dr L. F. Handall Mr. F. de la Rama Mr J. Bapun Mr E. H. Ray Miss F. Resy Mr B. W. Rica Mrs R. M. Baker and

2 children:

Mr F. M. Sakor Dr Scherer Mr W. Zohmolke

Dr Schuster

Mr P. C. Sethua Mr G. L. Shaw Mr M, A, 8, Sherer Mr & Mrs J. D. Sibley Mr J, Sieboth Mr J. C. Sibley Misa M. Sinkin Mr&Mrs R. J. Small Mr B. E. Biniti Capt. H. Spear Mr H. H. Bolowan Mr. & Mrs C. B.

Stedman:

Miss Square MYP, D. Sutherland Vioo-Admiral & Mrs

A. G. Tate

Mrs Henry Taylor Mr F. H. Thompson. Mr G. Vermeij

Mr Mrs E.Vollbrecht Mr H. Watkins

Mr & Mr. B. Wabb

Mr. E. Warfeld

Mr D. M. Whamond Mr & Mrs H B

White

Mr A. Whitmarah Mr A. M. Wikis Mr C. H. V. Wilson Mirs I. Wilson Mr & Mrs J. W. Withington Col & Mrs J. N.

Wolfson

Miss M. Wolfeon Mr & Mrs P. R. Wood Mr G. G. Wood Mr F. W. Wood Mr & Mrs Wrightson Mr&Mrs J. F. Wright Mr J. A. Young Mr B. G. Yung

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS.

D..

BINH THUAN, French atr.. 984,

Voraine, 16th November-Soerabaya 1st November, Sugar.-Bradley & Co. CHIMLI, British atr., 1,800, F. McGarity, 17th November-Wuhu 12th Novem- ber, Bice. Butterfield & Swire. CHIPSTING, British str., 1,190, F. Mooney,

14th November-Tientsin 8th Novem-. ber; General.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

CHIEN, British str., 1,177, Jamieson, 15th November-Shanghai 12th Nov., General-C. M. 6. N. Co.

DAINICHA MARU, Japanese str., 1,953, T. Nakamura, 15th November-Moji Oth November, Coal-Mitsa Bishi Goshi Kaisha.

FOOKSANG, British str., 2,050, T. A.

Mitchell, 16th November-Moji 11th November, General-Jardine, Mathe- son & Co.

FRI, Norwegian str., 860, C. Wagle, 15th

November-Newchwang 7th Novem ber, General-Aagaard, Thoresen &

Co.

BUKUI MARU, Japanese str., 4,180, H. Tominaka, 17th November-Mojí 12th November, Coal. — Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

GERMANIA, German str.,, E. Jepsen,

Mth November-Palan 7th November," Copra.-Siemssen & Co. CLENECK, British str., 2,837, E. E, Wil- liams, 13th November-London 30th Sept. General-Shewan, Tomes & Co.

HAITAR, British str., 1,183, J. S. Roach, 17th November-Swatow 16th Novem- ber, General Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

HANGBANG, British str., 1,356, B. Wilde, 14th November - Shanghai 10th November, General.-Jardine, Mathe- son & Co.

HANO1, French str., 739, G. Bouhier, 15th November-Pakhoi 14th November, General, A. R. Marty & Co. HONGKONG MARU, Japanese str., 5,477, T. Bagara, 17th November-Moji 3rd November, General.Toyo Kisen Kaizba.

Hoxa Mon, British str., 2,555, B. G.

Bainbridge, 13th November-Sioga- pore 7th November, General.- Chinese.

KAIPONG, British str., 1,025, J. V. Sid. ford, 16th November-Manila 12th November, General.--Butterfield & Swire.

KAIJI MARU, Japanese atr., 1,292, Y. Yamamoto, 16th November-Swatow 15th November, General. — Osaka: Shosen Kaisha.

KEONGWAY, German str., 1,115, J. Kohler,

15th November-Swatow 14th Novem ber, Rice. Butterfield & Swire. KOREA, American str., 5,651, 'A. W. Nelson, 8th November-San Francisco 12th October, General-Pacific Mail 8.B. Co.

LANDRAT SCREIFF, German str., 1,016, 0.

Bruger, 16th November-Bangkok 6ta November, Rice and Teak-Chinese. LYEEMOON, German str., 1,200, F. Hellhoff, 15th November-Saigon 11th Novem- ber,

Linie.

General. --- Hamburg-Ameriką

MARIE, German str., 1,169, Schlaikier, 14th November--Hoihow 13th Novem- ber, General-Jebsen & Co. NAMSANG, British str., 2,591, H. E. Gilroy, 16th November Calcutta ist November, General.-Jardine, Mathe- son & Co.

PETCHABURI, German str., 1,372, C. Gose- wisch, 12th November-Sourabaya 28th October, Sugar. Java-China- Japan Lija.

RAJAH, German str., 1,275, C. Rosiefsky, 13th November Wakamatsu, 7th November, Coal. Mitsui Bussan Keisha.

SAINT PATRICK, British str., 2,094, A. W. May, 14th November-Shanghai 11th November, Shanghai, General.-

Dodwell & Co.

SAMSEN, British str., 908, R. Petersen,

15th November-Bangkok 7th Novem her, Rice and Teak-Butterfeld & Swiro.

SHINYO MARU, Japanese str., 7,296, H, S. Smith, 18th November-San Francisco 10th October, General.-Toyo Kisen Kaisha.

SICILIA, British str., 4,184, C. H. Watkins, R.N.R., 16th November- London 5th October, General.-P. & O. S. N. Co.

SIKIANO, French str., 615, E. de Catalano,

November Haiphong 17th

November,

Maritime.

16th

General, Messageries

SOUDAN, British-transport, 6,096, H. W Kenrick, B.N.I., 19th November- Chingwantao 6th November. SUNOKIANG, British str., 987, E. Finlay- son, 17th November-Haiphong 18th Noyember, General. Butterfield & Swire.

Taos, Norwegian str., 2,889, C. Cornelius, -12tb November-Tacoma, U.S.A.,

Flour.-Bank Line, Ltd.

TJIRODAS, Dutch str.,, E. de Kroes, 14th November-Java 5th November, Bugar-Java-China-Japan Lijn.

ZAFIRO, American str., 2,024, F. E. Cross, 15th November-Manila. 12th Novem- ber, Sugar and Hemp.Shewan, Tomes & Co

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