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INTERESTING AND INFORMING

PIGEON: KIDNAPPERS,,

New York city has a multitude of “nights" of pigeons. There are few blocks that have not at least one roof devoted to this purpose. The section of territo y bounded by Eighteen th and Thirtieth stress and Eighth and Ninth

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER

-moral-influence that can play the arm of the Brong.and say to the seemingly omnipotent: Thus far shalt thon go and no further, must we not look for it on side of the Atlantic, and recognize its source in "Washington 7-11 was an American Secretary of tate who res. cued China's territorial integrity. May it not be reserved for an American President in this their hour of Imminent danger, to safeguard state? Marper's Weekly, «

Suisang, Br. 1.4., 1,776, T. Mitchell, 3rd Oct,

Java 23rd Sept., Sugar.), M. & Co. Taiyuan, Br. ..j 1,459, L. Dawson, sad cl

Sydney 11th Sept., Queensland Ports and Thursday Island, 20th, and Manila 29th,

· Gan,--B. & S.

Manila 3rd Oct., Gen.-B. & 5. Taming, Br... 1,350, Outerbridge, 6th Oct,

Raj ng 27th Sept, l'imber.--Order, Tolv Nor. 1.1, 745, I. Enger, 5th Oct,

avenues, has over tireny "flights." Their the indepenilence of many a' weak European Tintau, Ger, 43, 1,003, C. Kich, 6th Oct.,-

owners may be seen, twice a day, at 6 in the morning and again at 5, in the afternoon, stirring the birds to fight. A len-foot fishing A pole, with a black cloth. at one end, is often

used for starting the birds,

Many of the fights are used to enich stray pigens. The stray," as it is called, joins the flock in their upward fight and trapped on the descent. On the East Side it is considered legitimate to trap a "stray" from a rival fanciera flock.-Country Life in America,

BIRDE IN MIORATION,

Coming from Philadelphia, yesterday i ob. served a vast fight of birde migrating. The hour was about 5 o'clock in the afternoon, with a clear sky and no wind. At first f thought the sky was becoming overcast, but. on looking intently discovered. my mistake. The birds were at a great height and I could not tell what species they wers but they were robins. ormed in a dense column they stretched toward the south as far as the

supposed

Shipping.

Arrivals

Albenga, Gar 1.1. 2.945. Petersen, 7th Oct.

from Kelang, Gen-Order.

Srid Kauman). (ap. vacht. „26, Matsushita, 7th Oct-Kobe 29th Aug., and Foochow and Oct.

Halching, Bra... 1.267, A E. Hodgins, 8th

Oct-Foochow vis Amoy and Swatow 7th Oct., Gen.-D, L., & Co.

Oct., Bangkok it Oct. Gen.-B. & 5, " Pitsanulok, Ger. J.268, .. Gorcken, 8th ari Diederichsen, Ger. 4.5, 774. H. Schlaikier,

8th Oct.,-Haiphong trd Oct, and Holbow 7th, Gen.-J. & Co. Kwangles, Ch. 1.1. 1,467, Milligan, 8th Oct,

Canton 7th Oct, Gen.---C. M. B. N. Co. China, Am. 1, 3,186, D. E. Friele, 9th Oct..- San Francisco 6th Sept., and Manila 7th Oct Mail and Gen.-P. M. 9, S, Ca.

Cheloo 3rd Oct., Gen-, & Co. "rinzess Alice, Ger. s. 6,730, C. Polach, 9th Oct-Bremen 30th Aug., and Singapore 5th Oct., Maila and Gen.-M. & Co. Hue, Fr... 701. Godineau, gth Oct -

eye could see. The train on which I was; wasQuinta, Ger. 3.5., 3.8%, Frahm, 9th Oct. moving at the rate of about forty miles an bour, but the birds kept well up with it for a time; then suddenly they wheeled, dived and ascended again. As a result of this evolution the calume lust much of its'c impactness, and 1 observed several of the broken grups separating themselves completely and taking flight on a different direction. I suppose this is how the birds caller themselves over the country.

was a most interesting sight and a novel one- at least for the writer. It is not very unusual for birds to migrate thus during the daytime?

Correspondence in Forest and Stream,

~PASSING THE COLOUR" LINE,

How can one be expected to be proud to be a negin, if the American people, of set palicy fix the status of the race on a par with that of the beast of burden? The inex rable decree of "social equality" is every day defeating its own purpose flundreds of mixed bloods are daily crossing the colour line, and carrying with them so much of the despised blood an albicant skin can conceal without betrayal From "So ial Equality," by Kelly Miller, in National Afagasint,

ADMIRAL DEWEY'S THOUGHT: Everybody who has had experience in carvi ing knows that not only are sharper knives res quired but also probably more skill and practice to carve à dụck shan any other fowl. Admiral Dewey, was a gust of a dinner table where his host had that serious task in perform. A

the Almiral watched the a most desperate endeavours of the carver to disintegrate the bird he smiled mildly. His lost happened to notice it and felt a bit piqued, as he was not in the best of temper anyway. "You appear to be amused at my awkwardness, Admiral," said he. "Not at all, si; not at aff," was the reply. war only thinking why the term duck WAS used as a word of cutearment and goose one of reproach."-fastford Times,'

BOOD JUDGE OF CIGARS. Senator Beyer dge of Indiann, who does not Indulge in tobacco, has as fine brands of cigars as can be found at any committee ronni in the

Capitol. Good sipokers so testify, after ample opportunity for an expert opinion.

lange lo sny, most of the large and splendid Assortment of weeds cama to the Senator as Christmas presents 'from friends in ludiana, who did not know that he had forsworn the weed,

DISEASE CARRIED BY SPRAY.

Spray

A French military surgeon in Algiers has recently found that

driven stormy sea can effective ashore front ly transmit disease germs.. Carrying on his investigations at Bab-el-oued, near Algien, at a point where a number of sewers dis- charged into the sea, he found that the spray

was driven sume 150 feet ashore high into the air, contained three times the number of germs ordinarily present in the air. This spray forms a mini which permeates the houses near the water's edge, and in it a number of virulent bacilli were found, When a gaie is blowing off shore the effect is still more pronounced and the proportion of germ increased, and the investigator is con vinced that steps should be taken to protect shores from sewage pollution.---Harper's Weekly:

CONCENTRATION,

our

Concentration does not mean strain ng every nerve and muscle. toward obedience, it means dropping everything that interferes. If we drop everything that interferes with

bedience to the iwn great commandments, and the other laws which are given us ali through the Now Teastment to help us obey, we are steadily dropping all selfish resistance,

and all tendency to Relfish responsibility; and, In that: steady effort, we are on the only path which can lead us directly to freedom.-Annie Payson Call in Leslie's Monthly Magazint,

MODESTY OF a famous man.

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Prefestor Roentgen of Germany, hose fame as the discoverer of the X-ray is would-wide, also possesses the distinction of being perhaps the most modest great man in the world. Recent- ly an international congress was held in Berlin to celebrate the tenth anniversary of his valu ablo discovery, and

many eminent men al tended it Professor Roentgen had promised to be present, but at the last moment he decided the he could not, face the crowd gathered to glorify his work, and so he tele graphed his icgrets.-Leslie's Weekly,

TO BUPPLEMENT CIVILIZATION, “ As a result of observation and reflection during a long life touching public men and measures in wide variety. I would desire for my country three things above all others to supplement American civilisation: from Great Britian her administration of criminal Justice from Germany her theat e; and from any or every European country save Russia, Spain and Turkey is government of cities. From Andrew D. White's Impressions of German Emperor," in the Century.

WHAT US. PIO IRON WOULD MAKE.

The pig iron produced in the United States in one year would make a column twice the height and size of the Eiffel Tower. The iron and steel mile, if made leto one rail, would be sighty-one feet wide at the base, js, as high, and a mile and fifth long. The coke usad 'in binst furnaces would form a column 400 feet. aquare and 6poo feet high, and the limestone Boed would make a column, 300 feet square and 5500 feet high,--Success.

"YOUR POWERS OF THE WORLD. Buder all the circumstances mpit we not acknowledge that, since the temporary efface- ment of Russia from the list, there are left only four great powers on earth, to wit, Japan in The Orient; Germany on the European Con tinent; England, by virtue of ber insular in- violability and her globe-encircling posses. plons, and 'the United States in the New World). And if there be left also anywhere a

27th Sept, Rice and Gen-M, & Bangkok Victoria, Ch. 11.04

3,934. J. F. Messer. 5th Oct., Newchwang zith Sept, and Cheloo 26th, Bulk Beans and Gen-Order. Wik, Ger. s., 3,900, H. Carstens, 25th Sept.,-

Moji atat Sept., Coat.-J. & Co. Zibenghia, Br. ., 2.590, Packham, 6th Oct.

Singapore 30th Sept.. Gen.)., M. & Co.

T SAILING VELI.. Churchill, Am. 4-masted, sch., doo, Huffman, 27th Aug.,-Halphong 23rd Aug., Baliast.

Master

G

Dixader, Combermen, Br. ship, 1,686, C.

14th Juna, Case Oil, 5th Sept..-New York -S.O. Co. Frundor, Ger. 4-masted ship; 3,193, O. Dick mann, zod Sept., New York 19th May, Parrafine.-Qidar.

Vassals

Reesmers" Expected. ·

9.

1905

Номакомо

will be at the rate for 4 cents for each half]. ounce instead of 10 cents au ai present,'s „Allen, Mrs. T..W... The rate of postage on letters from Australia Baltiscombe, H. G. to Hongkong and the British Ponal gencies in China will be reduced from 21d, to ad for Begley, K. each ballonnée,

E-Mails for Canton, Samikui, Wuchow

every morning. On Sundays the mail for Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for

A and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30

Canton at 9am.

Mails for Namtao, Sanbue, Kongmoon, Kumchuk, Samshai, Wuchow and Canton every evening at 5 p.m. On Sundays the mails will be closed at 9 am.

Bell, R.N... Lieut H. F. Bingham, Mr. & Mrs.

J. E. and child Birbeck, R: 1. ishop, T. C Bianey,.5. Basil, W. S. Bonner, E. A. Bourchier, J. A. F. Bunger, Mr. and Mrs

* No mail will be closed for Canton on Savor. | Broughall, L. 'day evening...

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS...

: PRAK:

Aucott, E. P.

Beattie, A. Beattie, M. P. Boyd, Capt, and Mrs. Brown, D. E

Clark, Miss Chichester, Maj. A. A. Clark Clothier, AN. Cock, Mr. & Mrs. A.E. Crichton, Capt. & Mr.

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsall, Major & Mrs.

Lamperski, Mr. & Mr. Louder, Mr. Martin, R.

Most MTB. Mitchell, R. Muelle, E. Ollis, F.B.. O'Neil, J., Hugh Painter, Major & Mrs. Parry, Major Pollock. L.C., Mr. Sawor, Capt. and Mrs. Scheltema, Mr. Sinclair, A. Stadt,

Van de

F. Stokes, Mr.

MAT. From Agenti Ри Dymack, Lieut. A.

Gales, Capt. Longsor........Shanghai. M. M... Oct. 11 Harker, B. Brotherton Calchas... Singapore: B. & S... Oct. 11 Haynes, Col. Glenlochy.....

Singapore, McG. & G.Oct 12, F.A. Poona

, Mỹ. and Mrs. Singapore P&O, Co Oct. 14 Tilatjap...

Macassar. J. C. J. L.. Oct. 14 Athenian Japan.....

R. CoOct. 1 Holmgreen, Mr. and Uffel, W. von C. P

Mrs. Salorie ...... Singapore. M. M... Oct. 16

it. ore, M. & CoOct. 16 Howard, W. Singapore L

Jeffries, H. U.

Quang Tchow Wan 8th Oct., Ballast.-A. ↑ Laisang... Darwin.B. & S. ...jOct. 17 | Hudig, D.

. R. M...

5,

Sungkiang, Br. s... 1,685, G, H. Pannefather, 9th Oct-Manila 6th Oct., Ballast.-3. &.

Vuensang, Br. s... !27, P. H. Rolle, oth Oct-Manila fili Opt, Gen.-1, M. & Co

Clearances at the Harbour Ofeb. Aide pa; for Singapore.

loiching, for Kwong-chow-wan, Jacob Diederichsen, for Hnihow. Hatching, for Swatow, Prosto, for Haihow. Zidenghta, for Amoy Taiyuan, for Yokohama.

Departures. Oct. 8.

Empire, for Shanghai, Wangkat, for Swatow, Daljin Moru, for Swatow, Arendia, for Singapore. Tjima, for Macasian, Barette, for Singapore. thake, for Shanghai, Meefor, for Canton.

Oct. 9. Senecambio, for Shanghai. Pronte, for Haiphong. Suevin, for Singapore,

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Passengers arrived.

Trinan.......|| Emp. of India. Vancouver, C. P. R. CoOct. 23 P. Sigismund. Sydney M. & Co... Oct. 23 Arabia... Portland... P. & A. CoNov.

DOCK RETURNS

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA.DOCKS. Clavering appearable

Kowloon Dock. Empress of China .

Atlantis

Kaipan Kangna

Hangsang s

Truman, Mr. and Mrs.

Vandin, Gordon White, Dr. M. I. Wilford, F., C.

Wilkie, John

CRAIGIERURN,

Adams, F. R. J. Barnett, H. J. • ̧ Dann, G. H. Fairchild, H. J. Falloon, C. H. Ciaskell, Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholls, E. A. Smith, E. Grant › 2 Smith, Mr. and Mrs

Grant

Smith, Percy.. Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montague

Marchant, Capt. and Wilson, Dr. Newell

Young, J. Ashton

OCCIDENTAL.

Jameson, P. S.

Mrs, and children

BHANGHAI,

Caspersen, S.

3rd inst. New, Oct. z.

Chandler, F.

Fischer, Ch.

Halen, G. L

Keyt, Dr. H. Krill, G.

Ships Pasied The Canal. Outward-12th September-Kouang Si, Glenlochy, Dardanus, Tiberins, 15th Sep tember-na, Lothian, 20th September- Rhaetia, Annar, Shadwell 23rd September Deucalion, Alexía, Indrani, Salaxie. 27th September-Inkula. 19th September-Runto C. Ferd Lueiss, Indrawadi, Kraithe, Darvil, Menelaux, Munchen, Castile, Ping Suey 3rd October-Palermo, Malacca, Ataka, 6th Octo ber-Hector, Tourans.

Bamower-git September-Calchas, 10th September-Kennebec, Japan. 17th Septem bet-Renmoke, St. Hugo, Stentor. 29th Sep-

Per Pitaanidek, from Bingkok-Mess . E. tember-mand Bakic. 6th October-Frus Jock a and C. Johnson,

Per Hatching from Coast Porta-Vests. Watson, Blount, Mac enaid and 394 Chinese,

Pet Furniang, from Manila-Mosore, W. R. Moses, R Butcher, A, fond, Garlick, Tun Hong Suy, Feo Chin' non, and 43 Chinese.

Per Chini, from San Francisco, &c.—Miss R. D. Anderson, Mr. Fred. Braun, Mr and Mr. L. A. Barretto, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Carrick, Mrs. Gen. T. Cochran, Master and Mrs. W. 5. Doty, Mr. Rainshan and servant, Mrs. Adel Faroshan and servant, Mrs. Earn shan, Mr. R. M., Framme, Miss D. Gordon, Gordon, Mr R W. Jasenwall, Miss Minnie Helabid, Ang Chang Hayden, Messia, W., Hay, 1. G. Metcalfe, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Owens, Miss Owens. Messis H Shedden, Edonard Schmahl, Mrs. Josefa, Sampedro, Mr. and Mrs. Aug. Such Trying and a children, Mr.

and Mr. Hugh Taylor

J. H. Wallace, and Mrs. A. E. Chapin.

Per Princesi Alle, from Bremen, &c-Mr. and Mrs. Smedley D, Butler, Messrs. H. H. Brown, Dury, W. Davies, Miss Fraser, Messrs. Aracke, F. N. Hope, A. B. Hoves Hawks, L. Hermann, Mr. and Mrs. Kingcome; children and servant, Messy, Robert Krayl, Otte Kirmse, Lind, Mr. and Mrs. Lightburn, Mrs.

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Arrivals at Home-12th September-like- nia, 15th September-Brisgovin, Nordpol. 20th September-Alcides, Formosa, Palma

vins

Feinrich, 23rd September Afar, Sydney, 17th September-Telemachus. 19th September-Bechuana, 3rd October-China, Acilia, Renarty, Himalaya, Idomeneus, 5th October-Japan, 6th October-Pring Eitt Friedrich..

Post Office.

A Mall will close for

Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.

Hall, J. S. Jones, Fredric e

Astraek

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Fame... Flora

Hundy

Swatow. Amoy and Foochow Per Haijking, | Hart ... soth Out, 9 a..

Lowe, Miss Slesie

Munro, Mina A. Ohme, A.

Owen, O E.

Pile, Mr. and Mrs.

G. und child.

W.C:

Butler, Capt. and Mrs.

3. D. Carter, W. L. Carrick, Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. Chatham, Hos. & Mrs.

W.

Clark, M. D. Clark, T.

Clarke, Mrs. T. W. Clarke, T. W. Clegg, R.N., Eng, L.

and Mrs. H. 1 amancos, Mr. & Mrs. Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, G. CO.

| Davior,

Doolittic, F. 11.

Mrs. W. A.

„Kerr, E.

Kingcome, Mr. & M

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nurse and baby Koenig, G. Laing, A. H. Large, H. J. C.

Lewis, A. Ri

Lewis, L.S.

Lugebil, V.

Macdonald, D.

Vaba

MacLennan, C. E.

MacLeod, Mis

Magee, Guy, Mand, Mr. and Mr

H.

Marriéit, Dr. O. McAran, T. P. Metcalfe, F. G Miller, P. L

Moon, Mr. & Mrs. E, M. Moore, Dr. W. B. A. More, HA. Morrison, Mrs.

W.B.

Muscat,

F. Newington, A. G. Norrie, F. B.

o. C.

Mr. and Mrs.

Owens, Miss M. T. Packer, B. L. Pan, F. N. Le Paritt, W

low Cap. & Mrs.). Paley, Mrs. E. O. Downing, Mr. T. C.

Dunn, Rev. S. S.

Pennyfather, Mrs. A.

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Evan Jones, Dr. and Powell, W. A.

Panke, W.

Perkins, fi, H.

Earn haw, Mrs. A.

Earnshaw, Mr. & Mr.

M.

T. L.

Naçaraki.....

Pfordien, A. R.

Kagoshima...

Mrs. E.

Pratt, J. H.

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Price, Mr. P. M,

Reel, Dr. L. R.

Ishigakijima.. Taihaku

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Roach, Mr. J. S. and ichu....

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29.94

Scott, J. Gray

19.915

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Flecher, H.

Freeman, J. G. Garlick, W. C. Glover, C. Grant, A. W. Grone, Dr. F. Grone, Mrs. F.

Hall, Capt. T. Hirst, R. L.

Holabird, W. H.;

Scott, Mr. J. G..

Shea, J. 1

Shedden, L. H. Skott, C. Stein, A. L.

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Hollingsworth, Mr. HD.

--Mro Holt, B. G.. Hunter, R. Hurst, R. Capt.

A. Innes, Capt. R.

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Jameson, Mr. and Mrs,

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HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION,

CLASS.

torpedo bost destroyer terpede boat destroyer special service torpedo-v 1st class

TONS GUNS

LH.P.

CAPTAIN.

ptain H. Grant-Dalton Lizut. Commander H. B. Cox

Lieut-Commander Richards........'

FB. Charlton

Lient. Commander C, Seymour

Toma

LANT REPORTED AT

Weihaiwel Singapore

Hongkong

Walhalwei

Aberity A run

dragatelis.esket...

1,700

1,00

Commander Harbord

Kobe

*ndromeda

Culme, 1st clas

11,000

16,500

Captain, R. Nelson Omminney

Kubo

torpedo boat destroyer

550

7,200

Lieut-Commander.R. H. Heaton

Kobe

cruises and class

4,353

7,000

Captain Lionel G. Tufnell

Kobe

Bornventure Cadraun Cherub Clis

cruiser, 2nd class

4.350

10

7,000

Captain 1. Tories.

Kobe

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loop...

1,070

1,400

Commander II, du C. Luard.....

water tank and lug sloop

300

300

song

1,070

1,400

Commander II. D, Wilkin, D.R.O.

Yangiare

Di dem * Dee'....

cruiser. 1st class'

11,000

10

10,500

Captain.. W. Savory

Kobe.

142

torpedo boat destroyer

560

6

7,000

Lieut. Commander H. E. Sulivan

Kobe

Erne Eutrick

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torpedo boat destroyer

7,000

Lieut. Commander Bather

Koba

torpedo boat destroyer

$60

7,000

Lieut.-Commander Lewin

Kobe

torpedo boat destroyer

550

.6

7,000

Commander A. F. Everett

Kobe

torpedo boat destroyer

306

5,700

cruiser, and elast

4.360

7,000

Lieut. Commander Stevenson Captain

375

4,000

275

4,000

Singapore, Pennng and Calcutta Kuliang, 10th Chef, 2.M.

Per

Hecla ... Hogue... Itchen... farns -

6,400

2,400

Captain E.

Weibalwel

261

12,000

11,000

Captain Sharlinge

Captain Shartland

Kobe

7,000

Kobe

torpedo boat, destroyer

3.900

Lieut. Commander W. H. Darwall

river

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1,200

Lieut. Commander E. V. F. R. Dugmore

river gunboat

186

800

torpedo bost destroyer.

150

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Lieut.-Comniander J. Kiddle

Aurveying-vessel

Commander G. E. Monro

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river su

240

Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan.

West River

240

Lieut. Commander H. T. Atlay

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240

Lieut. Commander, J. T. S. Lyne ...

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250

6,500

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12,000

11,000

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800

Lient Commander E. Secretan

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6,300

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450

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5,900

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800

river gunboat

550

Lieut. Commander Gregory ... Commander R. W. Glennia... Lieut.-Commander C. EL. Thomas... Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer Simson Lieut.-Comprandor G. J. Todd

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Weihaiwoi

Yangtze

Yangtsso

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Lieut. Commander Jao. F. Knox...

Yangtsso

Swatow, Chefon, Newchwang and Tientsin Per Kantu, 10th fret, 3`P:N.. Manila-Per Tamning, reth- Oct., ↑ P.M.

Fovie, Tuticorin P

Bayern, 11th Oct. 11 AM,

Singapore ter Trintau, 11th Oct., 1 7.1. Singapore, Sourabaya and Samarang Per Hinsang, 11th Oct. 2 P.M..

Amoy, Manila, Cebu and Itallo-Per Sung

Stenz and child, Mr. Low, Miss M. F. Making th Oct.. 3 P.M. Messi. Voir son, A. Nicholson and family, Carl Rogge, H. Mand!, Miss Gathe v. Sutherst, Carl Schoch, Miss and Mr. 1.. Steves, Mri, v. de Stael and party,

Shining Report Str. Pitanulok from Bangkok -Strong NE. winds, and heavy sea.

Atr. Sungkang from Manila:-Light to moderate NE. winds and clear, moderate sea

and cloudy.

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Str. Puentang from Manila:-Fresh Ny wids, clear weather, rough sea to Lat, 19 N., dience to part moderate winds and sen, fins

weather.

Str. Haicking Iron Const Ports:-Fanchow" to Amay fresh E. wind and fine clear wea. ther, thence in Swanow fresh, NE. wind ant fine clear weather, thence to port jight N.NW'ly airs, fine and clear

Vuola in Port

УТКАМИВИ. Atlantis, Am. .s', 962. Aldegaer, '18 Oct-

Mavil 28th ent. Gen. Order. Bourbon, Fr. 1997, Ch. Sisco, 7th Sept-

Saigon 3rd Sept. Gen. Wo Fat. Capri, fial. *.*., 4,195. G. Belsito, 3rd Oct,

Singapore 27th Sept., Gen.-C. & Co. Clavering. Br. s., 3.154. D. Barton, 6ib Sept.,

and Gen Order,

IA. R. Co.

Salina Cruz 31st Aug., Ballast.-C. C. S. 8. Co. Daigi Maru, } p/"20, 1,568, 5. Tagami, 5th

Oct-Nagasaki 1st Oct., Marine Product Empress of China, Br. 3.s., 3,046, R. Archibald, R.M.R., 26th Sept.,Vancouver, BC 4th Sept, and Shanghai 24th, Mails and Gen. Hingang. Br. 5.5, W. E. Sawer, 4th Oct-Java 24 Sept., Sugar-, M. & Co Jacob Diederichsen, Ger. 1, 633, Chr. Hanri, 6th Oct-Pakhoi agd Holhow 4th Oct. Kampot, Fr., 14, 417, Lo Ball, 3rd Oct.,-! Saigon 19th Sept, Ballast.-Man Fat. Kutsang, Br. .., 5,109, R. C. D. Bradley, Tat Och-Singapore 28th Sept, Gen.-J., M. Luartos, Br. a.m., 1,341. J. B. Jackson, 1st Oct.,

-Saigon 17th Bept, Meal and Gen Chiness. Mercedes, Br. transport, 2,900, J. S. Macgregor, 26th Sept.,-Weihaiwei aist Bept, Ballast. -Admiralty. Rajaburi, Ger..., 1,189, G.. Wendig, fat Och,Bangkok 3111 Sept, Rice and Maal

Gen.-J. & Co.

& Co

F.M.

Swatow and Shanghai-Per Choyaang, 11th Oct., 41

Singapore, Penang and Bombay-Per Capri, 12th Oct., 11 AM.

Shanghai Per Linan, ath Get, 3.P.M. Amoy and Manila-Fer. Rub, 13th Oct., 3 PM

Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Chingin,

16th Oct., 3 T.M. Europe, &

India,

via Tuticorin-Per- Caledonien, 17th Oct. 11 A.M.

al Brigbane, Sydney and Melbaume- Frederich, Wilhelm-hafen, Herbertalente,

Ves Prins Waldemar, 17th Oct., 14 & M.

Maji, Kobe and Yokoliami-Per Tjdatjap, Bil

10 A.M.. AL

Bale. V-keleti melerin aral Vaserunyer, 1,5 - Ves Empress of Chiwa, 18th Oct.. IT ALL.

bay

Manila-Per Zafiro, 2181 ? ch. To'Acht. Bove Kr.india, pa dushme be Churan, 2 st Oct, 13 X.M. -

Hambler

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Site. Per...

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torpedo boat destroyer

gonboat...

river gunboat.

river gu

gunboat

* Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chief

Lieut-Commander F. B. Noble

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION,

دود

Yangiare.

Hongkong Ком

Weihaiwal

NAKE.

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.

TONS GUNS H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS.

LAST REPORTED AT

10

1,700 500

Llaut. Ferrel

·Saigon

Liest, Jeannel...

Achéren Argus... Avalanche... Asiopette.

*

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Tientsin-Per Esụng, 24th 1 ct., a P.M. Bhanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohami, Carenade

Casse-tele... Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Athenian, rst Nov., LI A:M,

Comete D'AL CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PARCEL Didfe

MAILS, HOMEWARD

Descartel... Parcels for the United Kingdom vis Gibraltar Dupetit-ThouREF posted up to 5 p.m. on Friday, the 3rd of ineque... November, are due in London about the rith

Fronde December, and those posted up to 5 pm. on Fr Friday, the 17th November, are duo in London Guichea Gueydos on Christmas Morning,

With an additional fee of 60 cents, parcels Henri Rivière may be forwarded via Frindisi and if posted Jacquin before 5. p.m. on the 17th November would javelige... Accompany the latter mail due in London on Kersaint the 18th December. Parcels intended for Now Year's delivery should also be forwarded by the mail of the 17th November,

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Olry of the 1st of December is not due in London 1ll the 8th of January via Gibraltar and the Paing

Pistolet 2nd January via Brindisi,

The rates of postage on ordinary partali azo

Radoptable...... As follows-

Babre For a parcel not exceeding sibs, in weight doct

7lbs. $1.30

lbs. $1,70 Surprise All parcels contain ng lewallery or any article | Tokiang of gold or silver must be insured, all lumired Takon... *parcels must be sealed. The seals must bear Vauban the impression of a devica or private mark. | Vigilants Vaje | Coins must not be used for scaling purposes.

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On and after reth July, 1905, the rig

of postage on letters from Hongkong and the British. Postal Agencies in Chipa to Anousiją

A

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armoured gunbbat

river gunboat - ...

river gunboat.

river gunhaat

river gunboat

river gunboat

gunboat

+

armoured cruiser gunboat

craiter...

Armoured cruiser

rivar gunboat

destroyer destroyer.

cruiser

Arsiker ster gunboat river river

Runboat

destroyer

cruiser...

· sub-marine.......

armoured croiser destroyer river gonbost

144

14

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destroyer armoured gunboat gunbost river gunboat

...

destroyer battleship, reservo

river gunbast...

BE*, **, 3, 15, ABS, E

• Flagship of Vice Admiral Richard, Commander:la: | Flagship of Rese:Admira) de Fauque de jonquibres

9,500 1,000

5,500

Lipat, Mère

Linut, Cotoni

303

6,300

***

#:

24

+

Lient, Hue

Lieut. Merveilleux du Vignaux « Captain Allaire...

Lieutenant L'Eont'

Commander Amet ...

Cauton Haiphong Suizon Saigon

Sa of Siam

Baie d'Along

Haiphong

Bale d'Along

Haiphong

Saigon

Balzon Haiphong

Skiron Saigon

10,200

Capt. Prat...

Capt. Ridoux...

Lieut. Portior

$9,600 6,300

108

Lieut. Corlouer

300

Commander Sagot-Duvauroux

2,200

Commander Simon

***

Armbruster

Baie d'Along

Lieut. Prat

***

Bale d'Along

Liess, Greflier...

LOT

Llaut, Lavisière

6,300

Bale d'Along

Liwat, Glorieux

Saigon

Commodre C. P. M. Poldiode Licut, Lebail

Baigon

SP

*1,700

Cap, Dupris

900

Leat. Roque app'***

Upper

Caps, Terquem,

Saigon

Hongay

Canton

500

Lient, Bruggen