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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 11TH, 1424

NELSON' AND THE FLEET. (Continued from Page 8.)

LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM & ANTWERP-ria Singapore, the attention which Nelson gave to the

Colombo, Suez and Port Said.

*LONDON MARU”

Tuesday, 4th Nov,

BIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES-vis Saigon, Singapore,

Colombe, Durban and Capetown.

*MEXICO MARU”

"CHICAGO MARU” ***

BOMBAY via Singapore and Colombo.

"AMUR MARD * (C'alla »t Penang) –

ABINNO MARU” (Calla så Penang) "ALPS MARU? (Culls at Penang)

Wednesday, 19nd Oct. Monday, 14h Nov.

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Monday, 20th Oct. Thursday, 23rd Oct. Tuesday, 4th Nov.

BANGKOK, vis Saigon.

"BUSHO MARU”,

Saturday,

1st Nov.

CALOUTTA vis" Singapore, Penang & Rangoon.

"HAQUE MARU"

Sunday.

26th Oct.

Japan Ports.

"ALABAMA MARU"

** GLEN ** LINE, LIMITED. NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,

FROM UNITED KINGDOM AND

STRAITS.

"GLENSHANE*

These papers, and others which have not been published, show bow close was men's clothing, as, indeed, to all else THE Stenship that conduced to their health. Here are echoes of a row royal" which be Lad with the Navy Board for sending out a consignment of white suits made of ferior material: he did, in fact, write to the Admiralty that, in his opinion, the man responsible ought to be hanged, and he added point to his complaint by sending a copy of his letter to the Navy Board.

The Navy Board 'bad, in fact, been try ing an experiment, which did not answer. Their next, made in June, 1804, was kuc- cessful, and was much to Nelson's taste: for, in readiness, for the coming winter,

having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the

artons and,or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godów Company Limited

whence, and/or, from the wharves, delivery may be obtained.

Goods not cleared by the 14th October, 1924,

at Noon, will be abject to Beat All broken, chafed and damaged. Packages are

left in the Godowns, to be

where they will be examined in the presence

at Consignees by Menara. Goddard and Douglas, on 18th October, 1924, at 10a.m. Claims against the Steamer short delivered muat *presented on the

VICTORIA, SHATTLE, TACOMA & VANCOUVER, via Shanghai and they sent out a consignment of Cuero-ading those for rectal Form provided, and

Weddesday, 12nd Oct.

New YORK via Japan Ports, San Francisco and Panama.

* ALASKA HÄRU” (From Kobe) .......

-JAPAN POETS.

"CELEBES MARU ·

*INDO MARU” "ALABAMA MARU".

KEELING và EWLIow & AHOT.

"AMAKUSA MARU” "KAIJO MARD”....

"TAKAO via SWAFOW & AMOT.

"KOTSU, MARU

Wednesday, 16th Oct.

Wednesday, 15th Out Trest

21 Oct Wednesday, 2nd Oct..

Sunday, 18th Out, 11 a.m Sunday, 19th Oct 11 am)

Thursday, 23rd Oct., 10a.m.

-Thursday, 16th Det. For further particulars please apply to---

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA

M. TAKEUCHI, Manager,

TAKAO & KEELUNG

"BUSHO MARU”

Telephone No. 4088, 4089, 4090.

COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA DE BARCELONA Spanish Royal Mail Lind

For MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, SUEZ, PORT SAID, BARCELONA and OTHER SPANISH PORTS.

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B.S.

HIRLA DE PANAY"-

For YOKOHAMA, ROBE, MOJI, and BHANGĦAL 3.3. "ISLA DE PANAY"

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25th Oct. 21st Doo

3rd Doo.

The steaman of this Company are all claamedi 100 Al at Lloyd's and are fitted - with every modern conrenisice for the comfort and safety of the passangers. Stewardess and Doctor carrieci.

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LONDONBUYING AGENTS

sey frocks, which hitherto bad never been issued save, in the year before, to ship going to a cold climate, such as the Halifax station.

It is well known that, during the great French wars, the health of the Navy was maintained by the frequent issue of fresh provisions, and that Nelson was especi ally zealous in this respect..

Here we have the actual figures of the number of oxen bought, of how much beef they yielded, of the number of pounds of onions and other vegetables, and of the oranges and fenions. There are probably nore papers on this subject here than on any other.

Returns from the agent victualler afloat show that, between February 13th, 1501, and April rd, 1805, the disbursements on fresh provisions were £47,000, which, averages £100 a day. Included in them' were about a million pounds of fresh beef, nearly 200,000 gallons of wine, about.j 10,000 gallons of brandy, with onions, oranges, and lemons in proportion. As the beef cost about 4d. a pound, and the wine 13d gallon, and as the comple ments of the ships with the flag averaged about 6,000, this shows that the ship's companies saw little of the traditional salt horse and rum. On the contrary, the expenditure for fresh provisions, as far as can be thus determined, was about d. n head a day. Whenever any article of food was complained of, it was im- mediately surveyed and almost invari ably condemned.

be

must also be rubmitted within 30 days of arrival, otherwise they will not be recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us to any casa whataver.

Bills of Laling will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON &Co., Ltd,

Agenta. Hongkong. 7th October, 1924. 11346

GOLDSCHMIDT & KIMEL HAMBURG, 3. Rapp Sta CABLES: GOLDKIMEL-HAMBURG, ̧

EXPORTERS OF

Sulphate of Ammonia Fertilizers, Artif. Manures -Heavy and Fine Chemicals

on me I shold be bound to turen your Lordship a thusand thinks." The name of this worthy, by his own spelling, was Erosmus. Gingham.

Then there was Christian White, who lust her husband in the battle of the Nile, and herself in the action "attended Oae curious invident emerges. When

the surgeon in dressing the wounded Spain joined France against us, the men, and likewise attended the sick and Spanish markets, hitherto largely used, wounded during their passage to Gib were at once closed. Some two months raltar, which was eleven weeks on board elapsed before the necessary arrange- HALS. Majestic. She spelt nearly as ments were made for procuring supplies badly as Mr. Gingham, with the addi- elsewhere, and this relatively short detion of substituting v for w, in the then privation of fresh provisions caused a Cockney fashion. She ends by hoping fairly severe. outbreak of scurvy in the that Nelson will consider her worthy of Fleet. It may be noted that the export his notice; but it is a little dificult to of cattle from Barbary was limited to

see how he was to reward her. He could 2,000 head a year, and that in these the

not, at any rate, promote her to be n garrison of Gibraltar had to share. hospital nurse, for the hospitals were, These oxen were very small, and the

as these papers show, run by contract, amount of beef thus available for the

and the appointment of nurses lay with Fleet van hardly have given the men one

the contractor. fresh meal a week.

letter

Finally, there is inevitably a HEALTH OF THE FLEST.

from Joe King, not a petition, but a The-health-of the Fleet was almost

letter of thanks. This well-remembered uniformly good. The chief discases men-

man was a Portuguese named Joaquim, tioned are fevers, scurvy, ulcers, and who, during his service with Nelson, had diseases of the lungs. There were also anglicised his name. As boatswain he a good many cases of rheumatism. The showed so much zeal and ability that fevers were chiefly feverish colds, in-Nelson procured his promotion to boat- cluding probably influenza. The scurvy was confined to a brief outbreak in the winter of 1504-3, and immediately dis appeared when the regular issue of fresh provisions could be resumed. The ulcers, Which were chiefly on the legs and feet. and of a contagious nature, were most troublesome, and gave the greatest nun- ber of cases. Even so, however, ten cases in a single ship were regarded as a large number.

During the whole period, the highest number of cases in the whole Fleet was 268, and the average was below 200, while deaths on board ship were about I per cent. per annum. Deaths in the hospitals were more numerous, but out of a daily average of rather over 100 cases, distributed between Gibraltar and Malta,, they do not seem to have amount- ed, in all, to more than about 100 in the whole period. Considering what the state of naval hygiene had been within the memory of the older officers, it is not remarkable that the Physician to the Fleet should have, referred, to "the triumphant state of health which this Fleet tas enjoyed."

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Among the private papers are accounts of personal expenses, which do got, how. ever, come down to the time of Nelson's association with Lady Hamilton Per haps he ceased to keep accounts in these days. Those preserved are chiefly for his earlier years, and show him as careful man, noting his hotel expenses, day by day and meal by meal, and even including tips. A pleasing entry, which occurs pot infrequently, is Sailor,

Sailor, 9/6." Duce it is Sailor, against which Nelson has noted 'too much." Old shipmates probably, or at least most of them, who had ' run it out to a clinch."

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For the rest, the accounts are not particularly interesting. They show that groceries, has, tongues, pickles, and a [few kegs of tripe formed the standing We offer you our services as buying part of an admiral's sea stock; "and also agenta for British or Continental goods that he bought wine at most enviable Established in 1844 but thoroughly up-to-figures, port at 125. a dozen, sherry at data, our success is attained by making our 148., "and claret at 20s. He has a very customers' interests our first sima. Fire good stock of wine in the Victory, but riafe, manage the consumption was certainly moderate.

expert buyer, with ea, with greatest How mitch claret and champagne was different departments, Care every claan of goods giving our customers all the advantage of wide experience, and ensuring their requirements. beingrightly sapphod is lowest prices and

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THERAPION N01 THERAPION N^2 THERAPION N13

drunk is not recorded; but the monthly average of port, then regarded as a sherry 60. beverage," was only 60 bottles, and of

HUMBLY BEPPLIANTS.

The miscellaneous petitions are” such as could not have been addressed to au inaccessible or unsympathetic man. Some of them are astonishingly illiterate, and nearly all of them quite vague.” The writers merely put it that they hope he will think of them: as, for instance,' an old Agamemnon man, who says, "I have done my besis to give, the grates aates- facebon senc your Lordship as pormoted me and if your Lordship ples to think

(Continued on nezi Čolumn.)】 ..

swain of the yard at Gibraltar. His letter of thanks is bere,,dated January Well, 1799. In it be says that his wife' has recently presented him, with daughter, whom he has christened “! Mary: Nelson King, after your bonour and that of Lady Nelson." From which it ap- pears that he did not know Lady Nel son's Christian name.

Suck a collection of papers may have no great attraction for the "private col lector, but it will be invaluable to the historian. It may be hoped, therefore, that it will find a resting place in some publie library, in England, where the document will be readily available to students and others interested in naval affairs.

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