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"dark, like fire bursting from Hint in ny Age of stone. Having served its purpose, it was left

Lo rot and fall by its own weight.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1905.

Shipping.

Vassili

From

Dice

TOMORROW.

St. Peter's Beaman's Charoli." Queen's Road, West Morning Prayer itam., Venite, Stainers To

i which was used in the siege of several strong-Rajang 4th Oct. Timber-Order.", Shawnal Shanghai.D. & Co.... Oct. 15 Deum, Hawes; Benedictus, Jubilate, Henley1 Bishop, E C

was in this same campaign of

Arrivali Korean general, the military counterpart of its nexth, fr..., 1,123, J. Fesycor, 13th Oct. Admiral V, Invented a bonib and mortar

Poona, Ur.: ... 4,877, C. R. Longden, R.NR. 14th OctLondon and Sept, and Singa pare 8th Oct., Gen--P. & U. S. N..Co. Wingsang. Br. 1517, W. Stalker, 14th Oct,Wuhu Burt Chinkiang 10th Oct.,

&

holds which the Japanese had garrisoned. Ac cording to the old record, it hurled a missile over the walls, and when this exploded, the Japanase, who had crowded round to examine it, were tora to pieces by the flying débris or

Battiscombe, H{G}| Jameson, Bell, M., Lieut. H. F.

Mr. and Mrs.

Bingham, Mr. & Mrs. Johannson, Edm.

·J. E. and child Bitbock, R. 1.

Kent, H. W.

King, F.

Koenig, C.

Disney, S

Lang

AH

Laitang Athenian Tsinan ...... Waldemar Emma Layken

Birsell,

w.s.

Largo,

#.J.C..

Wagon Singapore P. & O. CoJct 17 Evening Prayer, 6.30 pin Magnificat, Bonne AF

:

E.A

Lawis, A. R.

Steamers: Expected. Ma

Agenti Deucalion... Singapore B. & S...Oct. 15 Solazio Salgon M. M. Oct. 16 Hymns, 45, 415 556, and 364.

Holy Communion 13.15 pm. Singapore, M. & Co Oct. 16 Japan C. P. R. CoOct. 17 Crotch, Cantate Nunc Dimittis, Savage; Deut P. Darwin. B. & S...Oct 17 Hymns, 362, 281, 339 and 56.

Church Dayspring will apan

& Co... Saurabaya, Oct. 17 powder. The secret of this invention perished

cat and 5 between With Its inventer, but it is said that the old Haimun, Tir. B.., 616. A. Robson. 14th Oct

Arcadia

Singapore. Pr & O. Co Oct. 19, am, ard

5.45 p.m., (Kowloon mortar may still be seen in one of the Goverdhwalow 13th Uch, God.-D., L. & Co. Doric Japan O. & O. CoOct. 22 Police Pier, 1430 and 6 p.m.): seturning after ment storehouses in the fortress of Nan-ham to Hailan, Fr. 8.5, 377, L. Andersen, 14th Oct,Emp. of India Vancouver. C. P. R. Co Oct. 23 wards The Answering Pennant is the Call Clark, M M. O. the south of Seoul, It is to be hoped that such a

Sigismund... Sydney M. & Co... Oct. 33 dag. All the stings are free and unappropriat Clark, T Hothow 13th Oct., Gen. R. M.. curiosity will be found and carefully preserved

Sunday school to to 10.45 am. by the modern warriors of Topan whose fare.

Courtfield... Bombay. N. Y. K... Oct. 24 cd. Visitors welcome. Books, &c. provided. Clarke, Mr. T. W. Arabia... Portland... P. & A. Co Nov.

Roman Cathello Cathedral:-Mass at 6, 7am., 8 am, and 9.30 a.m. Benediction, 5.30 p.m.

Memnon, M. 4461, R. Day, 14th Oct.

choked by the sulphurous fumes of the burning Shanghai 11th Oct., Gen.-B. & S...

fathers once experienced its terrors.

Another of the great discoveries of the world,

Korea can claim as her own. Her people were the first of any to originate and use moveable metal type. A fount of "metal type was cast in 1406, the first the world had ever seen. The art of xylography had of course existed for centuries, and clay type was in use in Japan, but Koren was the first to initiate the use of the more durable metal type. And so well did she perform the work to which she applied herself that the type then cast has come down to the present time practically unimpaired.

But akhough Korea has startlingly domen. stated the latest ability of her people by the invention of these four things-the ironclad, the suspension bridge, the shell, and the metal type-the fact that she has never followed up these great achievements or made them the stepping stones of higher things, convicts her of an intellectual apathy which has become so hopelessly incurable that Providence has now consigned her future to the care of a more energetic and progressive race.

|

If, however, Korea has been unable to justly her continued existence as an independent nation, the element of genius within her people, which has shown such brilliant, f ephemeral, flasher in the past, may under the

gis of Japan adoro. once more with renewed, lustre the future which is breaking across the skies of Asia,~ PM. G.

JOY OF LIVING IN NEW. ZEALAND

The laws governing labour in New Zealand are often enforced in a most exaspe sting way says Dr. Francis K. Clark in an anicle un Aus tralasia in Public Opinion, July 22d. "F you barber's chair after the clock strikes 1

are in

on Saturday, or whatever day of the week may be the legal half-hiday, you are liable to ar rest and fine, as well as the barber who shaver you. If a poor dressmaker is seen with a light in her shop after 6 o'clock she exposes herself to arrest in some parts of the enuiry, however much her customers may need the dress or she may need the money. in the eye of the law every Chinese (fur there are a few Celestiala s left in the larger cities) is a factory, and comes under the provisions of the factory Inws. If he is caught ironing a shit out of hours he is in some places fined or imprisoned without mercy. At one time, in some sections, house servants were obliged to take a half-holiday whether they wanted it ne not, and were com pelled in leave their master's premises, nolens volans, unless actually provented by sickness.. Servants in America apparently do not need such legal compulsion to take their Thursday afternoon onl

"A physician of whom I know, after a long and arduous morning nl call upon patients, was driven home by his coachman, who thraw him the reins as they arrived at his house dobr. You will have to take the hare out saying: yourself to-day, air; this is my half-holiday, and I am not allowed to work any longer. And the curious thing about the statement was that it was not the nnpudent uppi-hness of a deryant, but actually good low, for the servant and master would both have been liable to ar reat and fine if the coachman had unharnessed the horse,"

FUNERALS IN FRANCE. According to a Fresch paper, on December 29, 1904. It was decreed that the monopoly of. funerals should be equally divided betwech the cities of France and the churches. The city has the exclusive right to transport the body, to decorate the exterior of the mortuary, building and to furnish caskets. The church, on the other hand, has the sole right to decorate the interior of the house of the deceased and to de Corato the churches. From the mortuary build- ings provided by the city there go furth each day 150 funeral processions, or 55,000 a year. Twelve hundred persons are employed in the in

offices, workshops, warehouses, dustry, including

tables, etc. A stock of materials to the value of a million dollars is carried. The cervices.

rendered by this branch of the Paris municipal government are divided into many classes but only the first five are profitable. Da all the others there is a net loss. The institution is. raquired to furnish caskets and other matarists free to the indigent poor. The charges in the first of the five classes on which a profit inade amount to $1439, which includes $200 for the catafalque, each coarhman and livery $3 and 51 extra for shoulder-knobs and 80 cents exira for cockades. A standard of flags costs $5, and war horse led by hand $8. The caskets vary

in price from $9 to $ón, according to material and finish. Although this department has been in operation but a short time, it is judged to be successful,

COURTESY IN STREKT CARS.

One thing seems much the same everywhere. In every American city the spectator has visit ed--and the experience at women of his ac- quaintance is the same-the workingman is more apt to be courteous to women on the cars than the business man. "I am perfectly able to stand," said a Philadelphia woman, and I am always sorry when the car i take happens to have workingmen on it, for no matter how tired they are after a hard day's work, they never let a woman stand if they have a seat lo offer her; and I hate io take it, when they need it so much more than I do." The further South one goes, the more courtesy to women is shown. Of course, this may be partly accounted for by

invaded the South to any great extent Bul it

Co

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Mange Br. 3, 1,644) R. Houghton, 14th Oct-Sandakan 8th Oct. Gen.-J., M. & Cheang Chew, Br. 3.1., 1,213, E, Edwards, 14th Oct.,-Moji 8th Oct, Coal-Midrashima & Co. l'etchaburi, Ger..., 1,375, G. Hillmann, 14th

OctBangkok 5th Oct., Rice and Gen. B. &'s feim, Nor... 758, A. Eriksen, 14th Oct

Bangkok 5th Oct, Rice.-Yuen Fat Hong,

Clearances at the Harbour Office: Profus, for Rangoon, Agamemnon, for Singapore. Allsucrsig, fat Kutchinatzu

Yunnan, for Ninggo, Pittannick, for Swatow,, Bourbon, for Swiznn. Baist Start, for Swatqw. Afeefuo, for Shanghai, Triumph, for Swatow. Amies, for Heibow Steflin, for Canton, Zaurena, for Amoy.

ingung, for Canton aimun, for Swatow.

Departures.

Oct 14

Souma, for Singapore. Paris, for Kube. Sridharmarag, für Hoihow. Whartia, for Shanghai.. Capri, for Bombay. Merfon, for Shanghai. Amigo, for Haiphong, Victoria, far Newchwing.

Passengers arrived.

Per Afunsang, from Sandakani-Mr. Clark. Ver Haimun, from Swalow-Mt. Thomas, || and aro Chinese.

Per Wingsang, from Wuhu, &c--Misses Johns and E. Johns,

Broughall, L. Bunner, Mr. and Mr.

ner W. L.

ships carryler white creye to bring friends W.C

Triesin Singapore 15., W&Co. Oct. 18 ashore to the services between, 9,15 and 10.30am, Hun, & Mrs. :

2

German Bethesda Chapel, West Point:

Morning Service, 11 am St. Francis Church, Wanchai-Mass (Chin.),

St.

6

+

Clarke, T. W. Clegg, K.M., Eng. Lt.

and Mrs. H. L Clemençon, Mr. & Mrs. Coulthart, J.

A.

· CruickAm. G......

F.H.

am (Port.), 7.30 a.m. Benediction, Davies, F. O.

Doolittle, $ pim Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning Douglas, Capt. & Mrs. J

Service (English), 9 am.

St. Anthony's Chapal, West Point:--Mass.

8 a.m.

Ships Passed The Canal. Outward-15th September-Lothian 20th September-Rhaetia, Annam, Shadwell. 23rd September-Indrani, Salasia. 27th Septem ber-Inkula. 19th September-kugla, Ping Sury, Darest, Menelaus, Indrawadi, Kratike, C. Ferd Latiss, Castile 3rd October-Pater mo, Alaka, Malacca. 6th October-Tourune, llector, 9th October-Armand hit to Union Church-Services, 11a.m., and 6 p.m. October-Manita, Cardium, Norge, 14th Octo bar Glaucus, Glinfallock, Glenfarg, Nippon elene Rickmers, Sachsen, Shimora, Daphne Homeward 10th September-Kennebec. 27th September-Benmohr, St. Huge, Stentor. Oth October-Premisen, 10th October-San

, Anapa. 14th October-Ernest Simons, Spizia.

Arrivals at Home-12th September-Sithe nia, 15th September--Britgavia, Nordpol. 2011 September-Alcides, Formon, Palma, 33rd September-Ajax, Princ Heinrich, Sydney. 27th September-Telemacks September-Bechuana. 31d. October-China,

"

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS."

PEAK.

Aucolt, E. F. Dealtic, A.

Beattie, M. P. Boyd, Capt. and Mrs. Brown, D. E. Chichester, Maj. A. Clark, Miss Clothier, Cocks, Mr. & Mrs. A.

A. N.

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

Mantin, R.

A.

Mitchell, R.

Moss, Ms.

E. Ollis, F. B..

Muelle, E.

O'Neil, 3. L. Hugh

Dowley, Mrs. W. A, Downing, Mr. T, C. Daterd; Mrs. H.

1

Lewis, Li S... Low, B. H. Lugabil,

V Macdonald, D.

MacLennan, C. E.

E. AT Magi Marrioti, Dr. D.. McAran, T. 1.

F Metcalfe, Miller, P. L

Mion, Mr. & Mr. E. M. Moore, Dr. W. B. A.

H..A. Mure, Morrison, M. B Newington, A. G.

Nerric, F. 13. Oliffe, D. C.

CHINA COAST. BOOLOGICAL, REGI

October 13th, 1905, 18.

Vladivostock.7 8.3.

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•Tokio ............ Kochi

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Nagasaki 'Kagoshima.....

Oshima, Naha

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Ishigakijima,

Tathoku

Taichu Tainun

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Amoy

Swatow

Cantora...... Hongkong Victoria l'eal

Rock

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30.13

0.30 30.1

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1. 307

Pan, F. N. Le

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сожра MaruG Haiphong. Manila.......

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Bacnfull....

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82

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C. St.. Jam potàm

Earnshaw, Mr. & Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Cebu

M.

M

fordten

dten, A, R.

Phillips, Mrs. J..

Evan-

-Jones, Dr. and Peters, B. Mrs. E Flecher, H.. Freeman, J. G. Gibbs, A. F. I G'over, C. Grant, A. W Grone, Dr

Girone

Mrs F. Ilall, Cape T

Higginson, P. L

Hobbs, Mis J. K. . Holcomb, I eut F. P.

Reel, Dr. L. R.

child

October 14th, 1955, a.m.

Vladivostock 7 am

and Nemuro......; am: 30.20) →→

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Pawell, W. A.

Roach, Mrs. J. S.

*Scott, J. Gray

Scolt, Mis. J. C.

Hakodate.... Takin...! Kachi

130 25-

130,22₤~~~

141

13013-

Sheu,

Skott,

Nagasaki.. "It Kagoshima...

·Oshima Naba Ishigakijima Tabaku... Taichm........ Tainam

130,15

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130.15

130 $2

15

30.05

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3001

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19.99

30,00

Koshun ......

29.98

Stein, A. L.. Stopps, 1.

"Acilia, Benarly, Himalaya, Idomeneus. 5th Crichton, Gapt. & Mrs. Winter, Major & Mr. Hollingsworth, Mr. & Wakefielil, Mrs. und

October-Japan. 6th October-Prins Eitel Friedrich toth October-Munchin, Rotario. rath October-Alesia, Konang Si

Post Office.

A Mail will close for: Shanghai and Yokohama-l'et Anamb, 15th Oct., 9 A 1.

Swatow, Amay, Foochow and Shanghai-Per Triumph, 16th Och, 9 A.M.2

Saigon-Par Atlantis, 16th Oct., it aim, Macao-Per Heungshan, 16th Oct., 1.15 P.M. Manila, Zainboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday' Per Chengchew, from Moji--Mr. Sargeantsland, Chektown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Ptchaburi, from Bangkok - Mr Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Adelaide and Peri-Pet Chingfu, Melbourne, withelm.

16th Oct., 3 P.M.

Por

Shipping Report. Sr Poona from. London:- Moderate mon.

sman.

Bit. Posnenik from Rajang Fresh to sirong E mansnan, high sen,

Sir Cheapgchew from Moji:-Moderate N. to NE. winds and sea the whole passage.

Str. Wingrane from Wuhu, etc :-Moderate fresh NE. wind, fine weather throughout. Str. Halmun from Swatow-Moderate NE. monsoon, and fine clear weather, and moderate NE swell

Vassels in Port.

STRANKIN. Ailsacrals, Hr. 3.8 2,166, A. 1). Mondly, 13th

Oct., Karaisu 8th Oct., Coal.-M. B. K. Anamba, Dan. 8.d. 157, C. Deem, 12th.c.

Bangkok 3rd Oct., Kice.-M. & Cn. Atlantis, Am. ., 965, Aldegner; 14 Octy-

Manit 28th Sept., Gen-Order, Chinn, Am. 5.5., 3,156, D. E. Friele, 9th Oct.,

San Francisco 6th Sept, and Manila 7th Oct, Mails and Gen.--P, M. S., S. Co. Clavering. Br, ss., 2,154, D. Barton, 6th Sept., -Så ind Cruz 31st Aug1 Ballast.-C. C. S. 5. Co..

Daigi Maru, Jap. 58, 1,56, 5, Tagami, 6th Oct-Nagasaki 1st Oct., Marine Prodürts and Gen-Order.

Pakhoi-Per Hailan, 16th Oct., 5'r.M. Swatow, Amey and Foochow Per Hultan, 17th Oct, 0A.M.

Amny, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yoko- hama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per China, 17th Oct., 10 A.M.

Bangkok Per Samsen, 17th Oct, 10 A.M.

Tuticorin-l'er -Europe, &c, India, a Caledonien, 17th Opt., 11 XM.

Frederich, Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshohe, Matupi, Brisbane, Syduey and Melbourne- Per Prinz Waldemar, 17th Oct., ti A.M.

Macao-Per lieungskan, 17th Oct.1.15 PM Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Lightning, 17th Oct., a PM.

Ding Col.

Mr.

Dymack, Lieut. A.. Gales, Capt.

Harker, B. Brotherton Наубев, Со!. flazeland, E,"A.

Hepp, Mr. and Mrs.

P

Parry, Major Pollock, K.C., M. Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Scheltems, Mr. Sinelair, A. Stade, Var de

F. Stakes, Mr.

Truman, Mr. and Mrs.

Holmsgreen, Mr. and Uffet, W. von

MIS. Howard, W, H. Hudig, D, Jeffries, H. t.

Caspersen, S. Chandler, F.

Fischer, Ch.

Hales, G. L.

Keys, Dr. H.

Krill, G.

Vandio, Gordon White, Dr. M. J. Wilford, F. C. Wilkie, John

UCLIDENTAL

Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.

¿

NAME

Alacrity

Per Andromeda

Manila per Hangsung, 17th Del.. 3 P.M.

Täin, 17th Oct., 3 P.M. Shanghai-Per Hellas, 17th Oct., 3 F.M

Arus... Аниел

and Newchwang-Per Pakhoť, 17th | Cherub Oct., 3 P.M.

Clio Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Diadem Tillatiaf, 18th Oct., to A.M.

Den ** Bangkok-Per Talv, 18th Oct, 'TO A.M.

Erne Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Vokanum. Ettrick Victoria and Vancouver, BC.-Ver Empress of | Exe China, 18h Oct., 11 A.M.

Faine...

Flora...

Macao-Per Heungshan, 18th Oct., 1.45 PM. Macao-Pet Heungrian, 19th Oct., 1.15.P.M. | Hardy Macao-Per ileungskan, zoth Oct., 1.15 PM. Hart... Manila-Per Leongsang, 20th Cela 3 PM. Manila-Per Zafiro, zin Oct., 13 A.M. Europe, ., India, via Tuticorin Pe Chuson, 1st Oct., It A.M.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta--Per La Tienisin-Per Esung, 24th Oct, 2 P.1. Cebu and Iloilo-Per A'aifong, 24th Oct,❘

Empress of China, Br. 5, 3,046, R. Archibald,

R.R.R. 26th Sept.,Vancouver, B.C., thang, 24 Del, 2 P.M. Sept, and Shanghai 24th, Mails and Gen. -C. P. R. Co. Glenlochy, Br. s., 2,997. B. J. Stallard, 13th

3 M

· Mrs. "ok. B. G.

Hunter, K..

Hurst, R.N., Engineer.

Capi.

Iboleon, Mrs.

children and maid Innes, Capt. R.

$1554 Watkins, Miss E. Whitlow, A. W.

Whitton, Mrs., child

and infant

Pescadores... 33 1998 Weihaiwai 9 am 30.0963.

3. Wight, C. S.

Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. | Gnizlaff

CHAIGIEBURN,

Adams, F. R. J. Tarnell, H. J. O... Dann, G: H.

Nicholls, E. A.. Smith, E. Grani

Smith, Mr. and Mis.

Grant

Sharp Peak...

30.06 70

30.07.75

Amoy 6.30 a 130,06 75 Swalow ......130.01

Canton ...

onkoa.m.30.0

Peak!

Gap Rock ...

NE

NW

NW

30.01

90 NE 71

Fairchild, H. J..

FI

Falloon, C. H.

Smith, Percy

+

Lowe, Miss Siesia

Gaskell, Mr. and Mis.

Webb, Mr. and Mrs..

Moolague

Масло

29 82 83

Haiphong

**)

Muaro, Miss A.

Manila

+1 ·

29.92

a.in.

Owen, O, E,

Hoilo...

P

Pile, M. and Mrs. A.

G, and child

Cebu

Doddy, Capt. Geo. Hall, I. S..

C. 51. James.jiokm.

Ohme, A.

Bacolod

Jameson, P. 5.

Marchant, Capt. and Wilson, Dr. Newell'

Mrs, and children Young, J. Ashton

KOWLOON.

Jones, Fredrice

HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS. ON THE OHINA STATION,

CLASS.

TONS: GUNS LH.P.

CAPTAIN.

4,000

4,000

Commander A. F. Everett Lieut. Communder Stevenson Captain H. Grant-Dalton

Lieut. Commander, H. B. Cox Lient-Commander Richards... E. F. u. Charlton, .....

Captain

Lieut. Commander Seymour

LAST REPORT

Yokohama. Yokohama

Yokohama

Yokohama Yokohama Yokohama

Nagasaki

Singapore

Hongkong Nagasaki

Yokohama

despatch-vessel...

1,700

3,000

Commander Harbord.

cruiser, at class

11,000

16

16,500

torpedo boat destroyer

550

7,000

Captain R. Nelson Ommanney Licut-Commander R. H. Heston

Yokohama

cruiser, 2nd class

4.363

10

7,000

Bonaventure Cadmus

craiser, and class

4,360

10

7,000

Captain Lionel G. Tufneil Captain H. H. Torlesse...

Yakobáma

Yokobama

Bloop

1,070

1,400

Commander 11. du C. Luard...

Yangiare

water lank and tug

390

300

Hongkong:

***

sloop

1,070

་་་

1,400

cruiser, is! class

11,000

16,500

torpedo bont destroyer

560

7,000

Commander H. D. Wilkin, D.5.0. Captain H. W. Savory Lieut.Commander H. E, Sulivan

***

Yangtszc

***

J

201

Yokohama

torpedo boat destroyer

7,000

torpedo boat destroyer.

7,000,

Lieut. Commander Bather Lieut. Caminander Lewin

MI

347

torpedo

boat destroyer....

550

7,000

torpedo boat destroyer

'306

5.700

cruiser, 2nd class

4.30

,7,000

torpedo boat destroyer

27.5

44

torpedo host destroyer

275

special service torpédov

(1400

. 2,40)

cruiser, 1st claus

12,000

21,000

Captain Shortland

torpedo boat destroyer

$50

7,000

· Yokohama

torpedo boat destroyer

180

3.9000

Lieut. Commander W, II. Darwall-

Hongkong

river gunboat an

85

1,200

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

river

gunhoat

180

Bug

Leul Commander P. B. Noble ...

torpedo hoat destroyer

61300

Lien Commander J. Kiddle

surveying-vensel

650

Commander C. E. Monro

river gunboat ...

140

river gunboat

83

240

240

***

torpedo buat destroyer

250

6,500

K

Cruiser, in class...

12,000

21,000

Captain W. L. Grant'

***

-

receiving ship

家

4,65

Commodore H. P. Williams...

river gunboat

184

800

Licut. Commander E. Secretan

Vangtare

torpedo boat destroyer...

353

6,300

Lieut.-Commandar Gregory ............ 12.

Nagasaki

surveying ship...

630

450

Commander R. W. Glennie.....

Surveying (Swatow)

torpedo beat destroyer

360

$,000

river gunboat...

195

800

river gunbont

150

Lieut.-Commander G. H. Spicer-Simson Yangtze Lieut.-Commander G.. ). Todd

Yangiste

river gunboat

150

550

Lieut. Commander Inc. F, Koox...

Yangtské

Herla....... lague...... itchen...

Janus .. Kinsha Moorhen

filter

Rumbler. Pabin... Sandpiper ... Snipe.. Taku ...

Kulmpe, &c., India, sia Tuticorn-l'oe Zlatan, 25th Oct., TEA

Manila-Per Rubi, 28th Oct., 11AM. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Her Athenian, Tamar

Tral

Del-Landan 9th Aug, an↑ Singapore 6th Oct., GeneG. lito, & Gow. Hainam, Fr. 5.5.178, Router 11h Oct-

fram Kongmoon, Ballast.-H. & Co. Hellas, (iers, 1,59, H. Rohde, toth Oct-1st Nov., 11 A.M.

Caninn 9th Oct. Gen.-S. & Co.

fertes, Hr. 5.5, 1,141, J. B. Jackson, 1st Or

Chinese.

Sutlej...

Manila, Port Darwin, Thursday Jaland, | Virgo

Cooktown, Caims, Townsville, Brisbane, Waterwitch Saigon 27th Sept., Meal and Gen-Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Whiting

Woodcock... Lightning, Br. 5.5., 2,122, 1. G. Spence, toth Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Empire, Widgeon...

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kohe, Yokohama and Woodlark Oct, Calcutta 23rd Sept. Penang and Singapore 4th ct, Gen.-D., S. & Co., Seattle, Wash-Far Dakola, and Nov, 11 AM, Yokohama and Kobe-Per Tsinan, 5th Nov.,

Ld.

Onsanbalinge and Ost, Sugar.-J., M. & Br. s.s., 1,787. J. T. Davies, 12th Oct,

itsanulok, Ger. 5.5., 1,268, L. Gorcken, 8th

Co

Oct., Bangkok ist Od., Gen.-I. & S. Proteus, Nor. ., 1,024, N. C. Krabbe, 12th De-Tamsui via Amoy and Swąłow eith Oct., Gen-0.S K.

Quinta, Ger. 8., 2,8x, Frahm, 9th Oct

Chefeo 3rd Oct., Gen.-, & Co. Hamaca, Ger. s., 998, F. Richwalds, 9th Oct.,

-Kohsich ing 1st Oct, Rice.-M. & Co. Stellin, Br... 1,396. J. E. Farrell, 12th Oct., Singapore 5th Oct., Kerosine Oil.-Mr. Gen. McBain,

Suisang, Br. 3., 1,776, T. Mitchell, trd fct, Java 23rd Sept., Sugar, M. & Co. Tean, Br... 1,346, W. B. Brown, 13th Oct.,

Manila 10th Oct, Gen-B, & S, Toly, Not. s. 741, 1. Enger, 5th Oct, Rajang 27th Sept, Timber-Order. Triumph, Ger. s.5., 769. A. Hansen, 13th Oct,

Shanghai 6th Oct, and Swatow 13th,

Gen...S. K.

Yunnan, Br. ., 1,105, W. Miller, 13th Det..

Manin roth ct, Ballast.-B. & S..

Zweena, Br. 8.5, 950, §. Ewart, rith Oct.,- Samarang via Singapore 4th Oct, Sugar.

-Chiasse.

SAILING VESSELS,

I

the fact that the strenuou ness of life has not Churchill, Am. 4-masted sch, 600, Huffman, 27th Aug,,-Haiphong 23rd Aug., Ballast, ---Master. Ecuador, Ger. 4masted ship, 2,193, O. Dick

mann, and Sept,-New York 19th May, Parrafine-Order,

is refreshing to see it The Spectator once Witnessed the advant of dle-aged Soulberner in a

JLFI

odeled, midr

Northern

trolley car. The conductor, ant dreaming of barm, bad just pa interior with the customary propelled a frail-looking woman Into the crowded push and "Step lively!" when the Southerner took the centre of the situation, so to speak, by saying to him in an intense volcó:

You dare to lay hands upon another lady,

and I'll knock you off the car!

DOCK RETURNS.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. Clavering...sirdi137

at · KowlooD Allantis.........................

Kaipan

The faces of the down-trodden race of pay. Shuple................. sengers lighted up. The conductor stared-- | Sui.Sang budinemqię? fed realized the situation. As long as the. Samten ........

Southerner rods on the platform, the amenities

of life were observed, at any rate. It was Don Qalkop, perhaps but then It is the spectator's or vale opinion that America, nowadays, needs Don Quixote in a good many places at once, Spectator, in Outlesk.

Store Nordiska, Labor......................... Ha! Dollar si

Dock.

Cosmopolitan

M

BILANGHAI,

7th Inst. 018. "Oct. 2. „International,

1st Nov 11 AM,

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PARCEL MAILS, HOMEWARD.

Parcels for the United Kingdom via Gibraltar posted up to 5, p.m. on Friday, the ard, of November, are due in London about the filh December, and those posted up, to 5 pm, an Friday, the 17th November, are due in London on Christmas Morning.

river gunboat

Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Noel, Cosmander-in-Chiol

With an additional fee of 60 cents parcel! may be forwarded via f'rindisi and if posted before 5pm. on the 17th November would arcompany the letter mail due in London on Achdran the 18th December. Parcels intended for New Argus Year's delivery should also be forwarded by the Avalanche ...

Raionnette... Caronado mail of the 17th November, as the parcel mail: of the 1st of December is not due in London)

Casse-tête till the 8th of January vin Gibraltar and the

Comète 2nd January viz Brindisi,

D'Assas Décidéo

The rates of postage on ordinary parcels are as follows-

For a parcel not exceeding 3lbs. in weight 60 cts.

7168.

$1.20 Tiba..

11 $1,0

*

"

11

11

F

Descartes..."

Dupelit-Thouars Estoc... Francisque...

armoured craiser gunboat

cruiser...... armoured cruiser river gunboat destroyer ... destroyer ... protected cruiser armoured cruiser river gunboat river gunboat

*

**

Surveying (Labuan)

Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan. Lieut.-Commander 1. T. Audy Lieut.Commander J. T. S. Lyže ...

in reserve

Yangiste Hongkong Nagasaki

West River

West River Yangtze

Hong

Hongkong

Lieut. Commander C. E. L. Thomas...Nagasaki

***

Saigon Canton Haiphong

Saigon

Saigon

Gulo

..

Bale d'Along

Haiphong

Baie d'Along

Saigon

Haiphong

Haiphong

Haiphnog

Balgon

...

Saigon

Hlaphong

Haiphong

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION,

NAME.

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION,

TONS GUNS

H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS.

LAST REPORTED AT

Armoured gushoát .... river gunboat river gunboat river gunboat river gunboal river

gunboat gunboat

1,700

Lieut. Ferrel

500

Lieut. Jennnel

150

150

150

Lieur, Hue

150

438

Lieut. Merveilleux du Vignaux

9,500

Captain Allaire...

Salg Siam

***

1,000

5.500

Lieutenant L'Est Commander Amet ...

6,300

Lieut, Mèro Lieut: Cotoni...

**

**

303

Capt, Prat....

20,200

Capt. Ridoux

Lient. Pontier ...

**

44

+4

308

Lieut. Coroner

++

are

TO

300 2,200

19,600

Commander Sagot: Duvauroux

FEC

Commander Simon.

Armbruster

***

6,300

Lient: Prat

Lieut. Grelllar...

***

Lient Lavissière

6,300

5,071

*****

1,700

Capt. Duprias me

900

Licut, Roque

Capt. Terquam

4,560

500

All parcels containing jewellery or any article Fronde of gold or silver must be insured, all insured Gnichen t parcels must be sealed. The seals must bear Gueydon ... the impression of a device or private mark Henri Rivitio...

Jacquin Coins must not be used for sealing purposes.

Javeline On and after 15th July, 1905, the rats Kersaint of postage on letters from Hongkong and the Lynx ***** British Postal Agencies in Chins to Australia Montcalm".. will be at the rate for 4 cents for each half Mourquet ounce instead of 10 cents as al present.

Olry

The rate of postage on letters from Australis Pelho to Hongkong and the British Postal Agancies Pistolet In China will be reduced from 2d, to ad. for Prolée... each half ounce.

www

Redoutable...

EMails for Canton, Samahui, Wachow and Macro will be closed as wack days at 7.30 Babre every morning, On Sundays the mail for | Styx Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that, for Surpriso Canton at 98,199. **.

DEMA Takiang.

Mails for Namino, Sanbus, Kongmoon, Takou... Kamchuk, amibul, Wochow and Canton Vauban every evening at 5 pm. On Sundays the maila Vigilante will be closed at 9 amdanandy and b

No mail will be closed for Canton on Satur:

‚* Flarship

destroyer.

4.

+

**

cruiser... suh-marine... armoured cruiser

...

destroyer. river gunboat. met gunboat

destroyer ... sub-marino...

bauleship, reserve

destroyer ... armoured gunboat gunboat river gunboat **** destroyer

battleship, reserve

river gunboat -

ཙྪི །ཚིཙིདྡྷིནྟུབྷཀཽ། 38༅དཱི8L ཀཽje Rjསྦྱི ིིi

Vice-Admiral Richard, Commander-in-Chisi

radmiral de Fauque de Jonquières;

RO 191

Lieut. Glorieux

(Flagship of Rear-Admiral del

Commanding the local defend Indo-China

Licut, Lebail, og

...Haiphong

... Saigon ...Saigon

Baia d'Along

*** d'Alony

Changking Tongku Baie d'Along

Balgon

Haiphong

Baio d'Along

Saigon

Hoogay Canton

*Upper YangisG