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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24 1905.

Shipping,

· Arrivals,

Yuenang. Br. **, 62, P. 11. Rolfe, 23rd. Oct-Manila: soih: Oct, Gen.-1, M. & Oct-Manila 20th Oct., Flour. D. & Co.

MAMA | Courtfeld, B., 18., 1,894, J. W. Martin, 23rd

Oct-Bombay 3rd Sept., Gen.-D, & Co... Ld..

missioner, has simplified a great work. For purposes of indexing there are four main res ference marks. The first indicates the charactor of the ridges on the thumb-whether whorls," loops, arches, or composites; the second, the special feature of the form and middle fingers combined; and the fourth, the number of ridges on the little finger. This general classification brings fifty, sixty, or even a hundred records. into one pigeon-hole, but it is so carefully "worked "out" that although there are "han- dreds of pigeon-hules with nearly, a millio of Impressions (counting un to each case) an ex- Andalusin, Ger... 3477, M. Filler, 23rd pert can ascertain within three minutes after Oct. Moji 18th Oct., Ballast.H. A. L. the receipt of an inquiry accompanied by the Dundas, Br. 8.6, 1.954. H. G. Case, 23rd Ort, pria's whether the impressions resemble those-Moli 8th Oct., ChaA. K. & Co

on any records,

Having extracted the record which he be lieves is wanted, he first of all proceeds to count the ridges on the ten finger-prints, and if each number taliles with that on the impression accompanying the inquiry he next carefully notes every point of resemblance in the forme tion, placing, and direction of the ridges. There are usually from twenty to forty points of res semblance on conesponding fingers, and the .namber-ss accurred in a case this week

sometimes exceeds Afty, Points of difference 'as well as points of agreements are looked for, and if there be a difference in the case of ons finger, even if the impressions on the other nine were utenticalęwhich in practice never

occurs the inquiry form would be marked

"Not known.”

!

As far as the working of the system is con- cerned, the ck sext investigation reveals no de fect or possibility of injustice. Time alone can show whether the system itself is perfeci in the use to which it is being more and more put at "cotland. Yend. It has stood the test of many years as an aid to identification in India and Chion, and in South Africa finger-print identification of the natives and Chinese is found invaluable.

DOVER AS A PORT.

FOREION LINERS' MONOPOLY. -

SPECIAL TO THE "Pall mali, gazette,” From being a meie le ry station, Dover has become a port. She will soon be also a naval base. The place is so obviously a point design. ed by nature for a part of call that it wanted, but the skill of inter-day engineers to make it a valuable asset for this country. It is high

time, therefore, that Englishmen senerally realized how for it is in the hands of the foreign competitor. Almort before the new harbour works were begun a start was made to obtain what may be called the "goodwill" of the port by the Hamburg America Line, whose monster liners lay in the Channel when weather would allow a tender niongside. Now they come in during any weather, and lie in close enough when high seas are running. Coming and going, one of these colossi are at Dover four dsye out of the seven. They have been follow ed by steamers of the. Deutsche O-Africa Line, and now the Red Star liners, sailing un der the American flog, also make Dover their port From first to last not a single British liner appears at Daver to do business against these foreigners.

These German liners, freed as they ate from

Glanfalloch, Rr. "wa, 1,434. R. Pantney, and 12 Oct.,—Jaro via Singapore and Holhow

Fath Oct., Sugar-Jaa Tek Sing. Gregory Apent, Br. 18, 2,961, J. G. Oliferi, 3th Ocalcutta 8th Oct. Penang and Singapore 8th, Gen.-D, S. & Co., LL Rubi, Br. 1.4., 1,619. A. H. Netley, 24th Oct-

Manila arst Ock, Geb~S, T, & Co.

".

HONGKONG

Baitiscombe, H. G.

Jameson, Mr. and Mrs.

JW. Kaplan, Mr. & Mrs. N Kollmann, Mr. & Mrs.

Kobsichàng, Ger L.m, 1,297, C. Gasawisch, 17th. Years delivery should also be forwarded by the Bos

mail of the 17th November, as the parcel mall Adior, J. Oct,Bangkok 9th Oct., Rice.-B. & S.. Laisang, Br.is.2, 3.460, P. M. B. Lake, 16th of the ist of December is not due in London Bardy, A. H.

Oct,-Calcutta1st Oct., Penang and till the 5th of January viz Gibraltar and the Bairetto, Mr. and Mrs. Singapore toch, Gon, J., M. & Couplage |and January via Brindinis la Linn, Swod. a... 1,577, 11. Horndahl, 17th Oct. The rates of postage on ordinary parcels are .......... L. A.

Shanghai 21. & Williamson, 15th. For a parcal not exceeding 3lbs. in weight doctis. Bell, R.M., Lieut. H. F. Kent, H. W

'Gen.--Chinese. fas follows smile Lathlen, Br. 3... 3,222,

$1,20 || Bingham, Mr. & Mrs, Koenig, O.vj C, Singapore 9th Oct., Gen.-D. & Matiang, Br. 24, 1,644, R. Houghton, 14th

Oct.,Sandakan 8th Oct

Gen-J., M. &

Pocahontes,

Br. 38, 1,740, F. G. Cox, arst Oct, ororan 11th Oct., Coal.-D. & Co., Le Tolland, Nor. 1.1., 1,164, Hodn, 19th Oct,→ Rangoon 6th Oct; Kerosine-Beang Tack Hong Tsimo, Ger. s. 1,839, A. Kirst, 16th Oct,--

Sa'gon

11th Oct., Gen.-), & Co. Tainan, Dr. ., 1,460, C. Lindbergh, 17th Oct. Sydney 21td Sept., and Manila 15th Oct., Gen-B. & S.. Zoroaster, Br... 3,381, J. Ewan, 3rd Oct.,

Moji 17th Oct., Coals,-B. & Co.

י'

SAILING VEISLI.

All parcels containing jewellery or any article of gold or silver wat be insured, all insured "parcela must be sealed. The seals most bear the impression of a device or private mark. Coins must not be used for sealing purposes. -

VIRITORN AT TUR HOTELS.

PEAK."

Aucott, E. F. Beattie, A Peattin, M. F. Boyd, Capt. and Mrs. Brown, D. E

J. and child Birbeck, R. J. Bishop, L. C- Blaney, Sital Bissell, W. S. Bonner, E. A. Bornand, Mr.

માળ

CHINA COAST METKOOLOGICAL-REQTTEKRI

October agid, 190gitume

Vladivostock, 7.a.m.

lemuro!{1}· 1.17%|| Takodate Takio Cochi Vagasaki Kagoshima... aima.........

30.19

Naha Mio WA 3073 Ishigakijima.. Taihoksam 30 10

Laing, d

‚Á‚ H. Lamp, 5. Lane, G. 8.

Large, H. J. C.

Lewis, A. R.

$0.00

H

Bourchier, J. A. F.

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsall, Major & Mrs., Lamperski, Mr. & Mr. Louder, Mr. Martin, R.

Broughall, L

Mrs. The (2) Misses

[30°03) 30.0 19.08

BryaD,

C. Bunnar, Mr. and Mrs, Malons, O. F.

W.C.

Marriott, Mr. and Mrs. McAran, T.

CE

Pescador Weibalwel

10.04

17

...9 .in 30.

Dr. 0.

T.P.

tharp Feat. Imoy

ม

Н

150.20

W. L..

Mr. C

Chichester, Maj. A. A. Mitchell, K.

Miss

Cloiblar, N

Mrs.

B.

Dlomed, Br... 3,005, J.. Young, 24th Oct. Churchill, Am, q-masted sch. 600, Huffman, Cock, Mr. & Mrs. A. »Mualla; Hoo

Yokohama via Poris trih Oct, Gen.-H. & 17th Aug,—Haiphong 23rd Aug., Balls" Dallot @ Mm. O'Neil, J. L... Hugh

Renmohi, Briss,'anon, A. Webster, 24th Oct..

--Singapore 6th Oct., Gèn‚--G., L. & Co. Zleton, Ger..., 7,988, F. von Binter, 24th Oct.,Shanghai 21st. Oct, Vaili and Gen. --M. & Co.

Kwongsang. Br. 3.1., 1,418, W. P. Baker, 24th

Co.

Oct. Canton 3rd Oct., Gen-), M. & Dagny, Nor. ., 883. O. Abrahamsen, 24th. Oct-Cheloo 17th Oct., Gen. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Silesia, Ger. 6.s., 1,340, L., de Stabilee, 24th

ct-Kehe 14th Oct., Gam.-B..A. L..

Clearances at the Harbour Office. Dagny, for Canton,

Piranung, for Bangkok,

loicheong, for Kwong-chow-wàƒ. felvard, for Kobe,

faiman, for Swatow.

ve for Kwong-chow-wan." Taming, for Manila. Zietes, for Shanghai, Keifing, for Amoy.. Wik, for Shanghai.

Departures, Oct. 24.

Phranane, for Bangkok.. Keongwal, for Swatow. Santung, for Jaya, Zaid, for Amey. Aliton, for Singapore.

Pełna Sigta»und, for Japan Halmwn, for Swainw. Bentowers, for Singapore, Wingsane, for Swatow.. Hanoi, for Hofhow,,

Pera, for Singapore Kaifeng, for Manila. Teming, for Manila. Hue, for Haiphong.

Passengers arrived.

Per A, from Manila-Mrs. O. Moore, Mr. Fd. Davidson, and to Chinese.

:

Per Furmang, from Manito- M Taveras and 2 children. Mr. and Mrs. A Kill. mann, Messrs. J. H. Gordon, A. Turner, and 41. Chinese."

Per Gevery Apoor, from Calcutta; &e- Messrs. W. H. Wallace, 1. Gowans, Miss Campbel Smith, Va. Hughes, Mrs. Smith and child, and 857 Chinese,

Per Zieten, for Hongkong from Yokohama— Mm. M. C.. Brook, Mrs. Tarrinton, My, and Mrs. Meier, Mr., Mr and Miss Chak, Vr. and Mr. B. Tidy. Mrs. Chan, and Mrs. Bon. From Kobe-Mr. Kum Chung Ping, and a Chinese. M, Maycock, Mr. Sah From Navasaki—Mrs. any sort of competition, are in every way adapt. Tak, and Mr Nagainseki From Shanghai- ed for the delight of England and American Min, and Mr. M. Urbanck, Mexirs. Silber. pleasure-seekers; and whilst the older English

mann, Messre."H. Bollmann, Jebten, Ch. linca vie

ond another in trying to scrape a profit on fist passages, the Hamburg-Ameriyan, GR. Pucker, Sirickforth, Mr. and Mrs, Haisen. Miss C. B. Smith, Mrs. Linnot, Mrs. can line bulls* steimer, the Augusta Lee Kinchina, Mr. and Mrs. Wong, Messia. 1. Victoria, which is to sail no more than M. Wong, Mosser, Mrs. Armstrong, Messrs. M. 17 knots, but which is to provide every Agestini, Murbach Chas, Patton, Bing Chong comfort and even luzury for its passengers,

and Chuk Sun,

·ANOTHER DANGER,

It must not be supposed, however, that the only clients of the Hamburg-America line for England are the pleasure-seekers, Out of a

Shipping Resort...

Str. Dundas from Moji:-'trong NE, galės, feet of nearly a hundred and sixty steamers bigh sea, dull rainy weather. sailing nowadays to

parts of the world. the line can boss some fieis, And it may be remembered that it was a German vessel (the) property of the Nord-Deutschter line), the now allenated Deutschland, which made the record passage from America to Plymouth the other day, delivering mails and passengera 24 hours before scheduled time..

It wants no official announcement to make

plain

thai

every passenger travelling to America by Dover menos a loss to the English lines at Liverpool. The London and North- Western feel the transference of the fares to South-Eastern and Chatham. And the Great Western has been helped by the increased passenger traffic to Plymouth. The loss to the State then is only apparent when it is remem bered that the over traffic is in the hands of and America exclusively, and that mouth is also doing a big German trade Another noteworthy

is that the German. linet give no employment to Englis's hands, their vessels being by their articles manned and commanded by Ger

Germans,”

This trade has so thoroughly got into for. eign control that it could now only be saved to England by a recourse simultaneously to two 'measures---a whole-hearted challenge for one er more English lines on the spot, and a State- Impored bolax on every passenger travelling o

* Ga-man vessel from, ike pozis of Dover or Plymouth, Indeed, it may certainly be

Str. Rubi from Manila :-Fresh mansoon and high sea, clear weather, passing showers; !

Sir. Yuentang from Manila ¿-Strong NE. monsoon and high sex, clear cloudy weather..

weather and aminoth with following winds to Sir, Gregory Aptar from C-Icutia (-Fine Paracels Reels, from thence to port strong NE. gale with high seas.

|

Str. Glenfallack from Java, etc. :—Light Miy|| winds, smooth sea, and fine clear weather to 150 miles of Hoihow, thence to port strong monsoon with high sca.

Str. Andalusia from Moji-On the 19ib inst., a storm with rain was blowing from NW. to NNW. (force 10), with a heavy hraken sen Tuning thereafter the wind decreased and a moderate NW breeze set in, fine weather.

Vorsale in Part.

STEAM WIL

Master.

Ecuador, Ger. 4-masted ship, 2,193, O. Dick. mann, and Sept., New York roth May, .Paraffins,--Order.

Steamers Expected.

"Vernis. From Arewin орма Emp. of India. Shanghai, C. P. R. CoOct. as C. Ferd, Laeisz Singapore H. A. L.... Oct. 25 Arabia Japan... P. & A, CoOct. 28 Manchuria..... Japan P. M. Co. Oct. 29 Sachsen... Colombo... M. & Co... Nov. Tipanas. Kobe J. CJ. L.Nov. Namsang Calcutta..., M. & CoNov. Tantar............ Vancouver. C. P. R. Co Nov. Eastern Sydney.G., L. & Co Nov.

DOOK RETURNS.

Dr H. J. Kiner.........

Kohsichangamo

7

Kowloon Dock.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA, DOCKS,

Tsinan,.................................

Hainam. Doric

Cosmopolitan

SHANGHAI,

18th inst.

Dymack, Lieut. A. Gales, Capt.

Painter, Major & Mrs. Parry, Major Pollock, K.C., Mr. Sawer, Capt, and Mrs.

Mrved. Sinclair, A.

Harker, B. Brotherton Scheltema,

Col.

Weland, F. A.

Hepp, Mr. and Mrs F. Stokes, Mr. Holmagreen, Mr.

Mr.

Howard, W. H. Hudig, D.. Jeffries, H.-U.

von Vandin, Gordon

Unel, W. Mr. and Mrs.

Clark,

M. ( Clark, TH Clarke, Mrs. T. W. Clarke, T. W

Deacon, F. B.

Eng. Lt, Owens,

&Mis,E, M.

Da W. B. A.

CF.B.

Mr. and Mrs.

Miss M. S. N Lo

Paley, Mrs, E. O.

Swatow

Pack

**

Gap Rock MACRO ********* Haiphong.... Manila... Bacolod o to ins Cebu

a.m.30.04).

(30.09) 70

toa.m. 30.13 77

И

C. St. James.ros.m.

Clegg, R.

and Mrs. H. 1.

Comrie,

AST...

Congell,

M.J.

PLO

Stadt, Van de ".

and

Mrs.

Cruicksh

Cunningham, G.

Feske, W.

October 24th, 1993, am,

Davies, F. O.

Pecker, B. L.

•

Pennyfather, Mrs: A,

Vladivostock. a.m.)

Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Nemuro......

L.

Am

flakodate

11

I'fordten. A. R.

Tokio

Kochi

tr

Powell, W. A.

K.

Rea

G. B.

White, Dr. M. T.

Wilford, F. C.

Wilkie, Tohn

'GhaigiEBURN,

Adams, F.-R. J. Barnett, H. J.ö.

Dann, G. H. Fairchild, H. J. Gaskell, Mr. and Mr. Harvey, Capt. & Mrs. Jameson, P. S.

Nicholls, E. A. Smith, E. Grant „Smith," Mr. and Mrs.

Grant

Smith, Percy' Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montacue

Marchant, Capt. and Wilson, Dr. Newell

Mrs, and children

OCCIDENTAL

Caspersen; S.

Chandler, F.

Christian, Capt. S.

Fischer. Ch.

Grundelius, Capt. and

Mr. C. and child.

Hales, G.

L. Ha son, Miss

-་

16

Tungchow.............International, Oct. 17.

Ichang

.....New.

Ships Passed The Canal.. Ontward-ard October---Palermo, Malacia, Ataka. 8th October-Tourane, Hector, gih October-Armand fieric, toth Deliber-Car dium Manica, Norge. 14th October-Gi- falloch, Glaucus, Glenfare, Nippon, Rickmers, Helene Sachsen, Shimosa, Daphne, 17th Octo by-Beniarty, Palina, Prins Regant Luitpold, Sithonia. 10th October-Austria, St. Egbert, Hyron, Lor, Tonkin, Ohio.

Tarson, K. Keyt, Dr. H.. Krill, G.

Lowe, Mr. and Mrs,

Lowe, Miss Sienie Munro, Mias A. Ohme, A.

Owen, O. E.

Pile, Mr. and Mrs. A.

G. and child.

Rafen, Chr.

Rafke, M.

Selek, Capt. S. Stoltz, H.

Kowloom. Collins, Mr. and Ms. Knight, Mrs.

Edgar, D.

Tuthill, Dr. and Mrs. Kemper, Mrs. James B. Tuthill, Miss

Homeward-6th October-Przusian.

roth October-Anaga, Sambla. 14th October- Shrain, 17th October-Bintomand Candia, Pak Ling, Rhenanja, 20th October-Rnon.

Arrivals at Home-3rd October-Renuri Alacrity China, Acliin, Himalaya, IdomaNEUS. OctoberJapan. 6th October-Prinz Ritel Friedrich, toth October-Munchen, Rosario. 14th October-diesia, Konang Si, 17th Octo- bor-St. Hugo, seth October-Ernuli Simons,

Post Office.

th

NAME

Doolittle, FH."

glas, Capt. & Mrs. J.

Mrs. W. A.

Downing,, Mr. T. C.. Harusbaw, Mr. & Mrs.

M.

Evan-Jones, Dr. and

Mrs. E.

*T.

Poole, H. A.

Rachinger, Dr. & Mrs./B....

Far ington, Mr. F. ¦ Reel, Dr. L. R. Fernie, R. Fletcher, H.

Freeman, J. G. French, E., M. Grant, A. W.

Grant, 1. Grane, Dr. F. Graas, Mrs. F. Hall, Capt. T.

Hankinson, H. K.

Hollingsworth, Mr.

Mrs.

Holt, B. G. Howes, A. T.

Hunter, R.

Hurst,

Capt.

Oshima Naba

Ishigakijima. Taichu.........

Roach, Mr. J. S. and | Taiboku ......5 p.m.29 95|

child

Sampedro, Mrs. J. E.

Scott, J. Gray

Scott, Mrs. J. C.

Shea, J. J.

Shedden, L. H...

Skott, U

Stein, A. L

Stephens, H..

&

Stevenson, W. G.

Stickforli, J...

Stoppa,

R., Engineer.

boleon, Mrs.

children and maid

Ibolson, I.

Innes, Capt. R.. Johannsen, Edm.

F.

Wakefield, Mr. and

Mies

Watkins, Miss Z.

Whitlow, A. W.

יו

Whilon, Mr., child

and infant

Williams, Miss C.

Tainan *******

Koshun .... Pescadoins..

Waibaiwei... Gutzlaff ...... Sharp Peak...

11

" 30.00

" 129.89

+

179.89) 119.90

min

· 11

11

30.06

Amoy 530 ¤.19.9 Swatow9.m. 19.90

Canton

129.941

Hongkany ... 10m. 30.00 Victoria Peak

Rock

Масло »

Haiphong Manila

1414042

டிம்

Bacolod 9. im.

Ilolla...

Cabu****

Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. C. St. James, toam

RIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.

CLASS.

water tank and tug

...

cruiser 1st class

TORS. GUNS.

I.H.P..

CAPTAIN.

39.77 76

29.09

Wind Wre

|nagoleti

LAST REPORTED AT

Yokohama Yokohama

...Yokobama

.....Yokohama Yokohama

despatch-vessel...

1,7136

1,000

Commander arbord

Yokohama

A Mail will close for -- Swalow and Amoy—ler Hnimus, 14th Oct., BA.M.

Andromeda Arun... Astraea Bonaventure Cadmus Cherub Clio Diadem Dee Erne Erick Exe

cruiser, 1st class

11,000

16

+5,500

Captain R.elson Oatmanney...

Yokohama

torpedo boat destroyer

550

6

7,000

Lieut. Commander R. H. Heaton:

Yokohama

Citer and class

1,365

7,000

Captain Liorat G. Tufnell

Tk

Yokohama

cruiser, and class

4.300

7,000

Captain H. H. Torlesse...

Yokohama

Hoap

1,00

1,402

Commander il. du C. Loard...

Yangiace

390

300

Hongkong

Hop

1,070

1,400

11,000

16,500

torpedo boat destroyer torpedo bont destroyer

+1

7,000

Commander, D. Wilkin, D.S.D. Captain H. W. Savory Lieut. Comm inder H. E. Sulivan

+4

Yangiere

TH

7,000

Lieut. Comm.inder Bather...

***

torpedo baat destroyer

560

7,000

Lieut-Communder Lewin

Inspeda

destroyer

550

7,000

+++

Quang-chow-wan, Hoihow, Pakhoi and Haiphong-Fer /fur, 15th Oct., 9 A.M.

Quang-chow-wan-Per Hatcheung, 25th Oct.,

Fame...

torpedo boat destroyer ...

305

5,700

Lieut. Commrinder Stevenson

FOR

Flora...

ruiner,

-4.300

7,000

Captain

Grant-Daiton

THI

114

|| Handy

torpedo boat destroyer...

275

4,000

Hart

275

4,000

6,400

2,400

15,000

21,000

Captain

Captain E. F... Charitom

Lieut. Commander H. B. Cox Tint-Comm inder Richards.

Nagasaki

Lieut, Com

Shortland

....Yokohama Hongkong

9 A.M.,

Amoy, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama,, Victoria; R.C., and Tacoma, Wath-Per Shawmut 25th Oct., 10A.M.

Zieten, 25th Ock 11 A.M.

Europe, &c., India, fa Tutenti Fer

Alecia... Hlogue....

Itchen...

Janus ..

Kinsha

sang

Macao-Per leungikan, 25th Oct, 15 PM. Singapore, Penang and Caleutia-Per Lai-m

zfth.Oct., 3 F.M. Singapore-Per Diemed, 25th Oct., 4 P.M. Kudat and Sandakan-Per Maurang, 75th Oct., 5 P.M.

Moorhan

Otler ...

Rambler

Robin Sandpiper...

Spipe Taun Sullej

| MARIA

Tamar Teal

Shanghai-Per Kwongsang, 25th Oct.3 FM Macao-Fer Huncion, 6 c, Shanghai-l'er hacksing, 16th Oct., 3 .. 'Macao~~~ Fleungshan; aých Oct., 1.15 PM. Manila-Per Fuensang, 27th 08., 3.7. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Hallan, 17th Oct. 3 F.2

Shanghai, Yokohama and Kobe-Per G. F. Laeier, 17th Oct. 4 PM..

Amoy and Manila-Per Rub, 27th Oct. 9 A.M

Macao-Per Feungikan, 28th Oct., 1,15 P.M. Swalow, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per Extng, 28th Oct, 2 P.M.

Macao-Fer Flewngthum, 30th Oct., 1.85 P.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kebe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Daric, 3181 Out,, to a f.

Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin--l'e Örenier, 1st Oct; it A.K.

Macao Pes Hauneshan, 31st Oct. 1.15 PM Swalow, Chefno and Tientsið-Per ChikII, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama,

P.M:

Angkin, Ger. ss., 1.001, D. Reimers, 21st Oct., Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Par Athenian,

Bangkok via Swatow 12th Oct, B. & S.

Rice- Athenian, Br. 1.1., 2,440, S. Robinson, R.N.R. 18th Oct. - Vancouver, BC, 18th Sept., and Shanghai 15th Oct., Gen.-C. P. R.

1st Nov. 11 A.M..

Virago Waterwitch Whiting.... Widgeon Woodcock Woodlark on

boat

2nd class

torpedo boat destroyer,

special service torpedo-v...

cruiser, 1st class

torpedo

boat destroyer.

torpedo boat destroyer river gunboat

river

gunboat torpedo boat destroyer torpedo surveying-vessel

river gunboat

iver gunboat... river gunboat

torpedo Usat destroyer

cruiser, 191 class receiving

ship

river gunboat.**

Commander A. F. Everett

H.

Kiddle

„-Commander C. Seymour 14

.7,000

Lieut, Commander W. H. Darwall. 3,900

Lieut. Commander 1,200 Boo

ander E. V. F. R. Dugmore Yangtans Lieut-Commander F. B. Noble...

Lieut.Commander J 61,300

Commander C. E. Monro

Robert E. Vaughan. Lieut, Commander Liaut Commander H. T. Allay 201 Lieut.-Commander J. T. 3. Lyne .. -In-reserve-og-men?

Captain

W. E. Grast

050

240

West River

240

West River

240

Vangtsen.

-6:500-

11,000

800

Lient-Commander E. Secretan

Commodore HP: William in 19

Hongkong

Yangtaze

**

6,300

Lieut-Commander Gregory...

Nagasaki

*

*450

Commander R. W. Glennie ..... ..

Hongkong

5,900

800

$50

550

Lieut.Commander C. E. L. Thomas.... Lieut-Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Yangtsze Lieut-Commander G. J. Todd Libut-Commander Jno. F. Koox, - **

Nagasaki

[161

Yangtose Yangtere

torpedo boat destroyer

surveying ship...

torpedo bost destroyer

river gunboat

liver gunboat

river gunboat

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

Acheron Manila, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Argus Cooktown, Caims, Townsville. Brisbane. Avalanche... Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Balopnetto... Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Fer Empire, Caronade 1st Nov 11AM.

Casse-tête

aald that if a system of protection can be Just. Clavering: Br. 1.8., 2,154, D. Barton, 6th Sept.. Vindivostock -- Pei'. Andalusia, 1st Nov., Com

fied at all it can be justified in such a casa as

this,

"OFFICIAL COMPARATIVE STATEMENT,

In connection with the above, the following comparative statement, issued by the Dover Harbour authorities, is laștructive:-

Date.

в дан

Name of Liner.

Bept: 4 Flaland

#

Patricia

KER Vaderland' ....

Pretoria wy na Kaisarining en

Blucher sanse

Bath

Name of Liner.

Passengers Embarked or Dleembarked, 14

Passengers Embarked or Disembarked,

1995 Sept.

Pretoria

Zeeland

Burgenne Cap Fri

| President- B-Deutschland

·Zealand

Trafic commenced on: July 3, 1904

--Sajna Cruz 31st Aug,, Ballast.-C. C. S.

B. Co. Derwent

Br...

· 1,562. §. Jenkins, 23rd Oct., Saigon 9th Oct, Ges,-Chinesa. Devawongle, Ger. 6, 1,057, T. V. Bruhn, 22nd Oct., Kohsichang (Bangkok) 14th Oct Eice and Teak-squares.-B. & S. Doric, Br. 6, 4/275, H. Smith, 1.M.R., 23rd Oct.San Francisco and Manila atst Oct, Malls and Gen.--0), & O, 8, S, Co

14 P

D'A

Descartes.

་་

cruiser

Saigon Canton Haiphong

SAFON

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

NAME.

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.

TONS.

GUNS. H. P.

Commanding OFFICERS,

LAST REPORTED AT

armoured guoboat. ...

1,796

1,700

Lieut. Ferrel

river gunboat

MI

N500

Lient, Jeannel....

river gunboat

140

Tro

river gunboat

ISO

river gunboal

130'.

Lieut. Hue

river gunboat

140/

150

Saigon

529

438

Lieut. Merveilleux du Vignaux...

Gulf of Blam

ad

Captain Alira...

Bass d'Along

,000

Lieutenant L'Eost...

+

Haiphong

Commander Amet ...

Bas d'Along

Lieut, Mère

6,300

Lieut. Cotoni...

-303

Capt, Frat

Capt. Ridoux...

Lieut. Portierni

308

300

Commander Sagot-D

Haiphong Haiphong

2,300

Commander Simon

...Saigon

da

Balgon

19,600

Bala

6,300

Lieut. Prat

Bria

Lisst. Grallier

Liunt. L.myissière

6,300

*Lisi, Glorieus

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Décidéo,

Wash-Per Dakata, and Nov., 11 A.M. Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Dupelit Thouars Cooktown, Calmes, Townsville, Brisbane, Estoc Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand,

Melhoune, Adelaide and Parth-Per Taiyuan, Frond qu

and Nov., 3 P.M.

· Manlia-Per Zaffre, 4th Nov., 10 KM, ' Europe, &c., India, via faticatio- Pe

418 MOV, 11 ALM.

Dr. Rans Jurg Kim, Nor. 10, 691, H. X. | Cohama and Kobe-Per Triman, 5th Nov,

Larsen, 15th Oct. --Canton. 14th Oct, Gen9, 1. & Co. Fausang, Br. 0.5, 1,410, F. Whester, aand Oct. Kuchinotka 17th Oct., Coal-1, M. &

Hainam, Fr. 8, 178, Roulet, szib ̈Oct.,--

from Kongmoon, Baitset.-B, & Co. Halvard, Nog 16, 1,065, C. Andersen, 16th

Och

5th Oct, Sugar, Chinese Husel Dollar, Br. 2,408, C. H, Cross, oth 14th Ost, Cook-A, K. & Co. Br. *, -1,817, P. N. Fogt, 2111 30th Sept Coal.

Hohpstein,

H Hamer 19th * Oct-Moji ryth Och Cost-M. B. K. Jadrant, Br. 3.225, Williams, 22nd Oct.,-

Singapore 13th 1 ci., Goa,—1. M, & Con Kensington) Br. ML) 2,147,- R. Dower and ***Saling Cree 75th Sapt, Ballast —

3,

Gulchen Gosydos Henri Rivière .... Jacquin

ex

Mrederich, Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshohe

Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Par Montcalm**** "Prina Bigismund, 14th Nov, 11 AM.

Mousquet ... Shangha, Nagaiaki, Kobe, Yokobams,

Olry Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.- Pes Empress of Paiko un can; me India, 15th Nov, 11 k... và

Pistolet Prozda...

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PARCEL MAILS, HOMEWARD,

Parcels for the United Kingdom ria Gibraltar Redoutable. posted up to 5. p.m. on Friday, the 3rd of Babre ... November, are due lu London about the ruth: Stys muutt December, and those posted up in s pano | Surprise Friday, the 17th November, are

are due in Lendop Takiang With an additional fee of So cents parcels may be forwarded via Prindisi and if posted. „Vigilanta before si p.m. an-thn 17th November, would accompany the letter mail due in London on the 18th Decemberi Parcels intended for: New,

on Christmas Morning.

Fo

***

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ver gunbest

de gunboat

destroyer.

sub-marine... Armoured cruiser destroyer.... river gunboat gunboat dastroyar...

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battleship, reservé

destroyer armoured gunbost guabost

Triver gunboat tran

destroyer. battleship, reserva river gunboat

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· Plagship of Rear-Admiral de Fungua da.)

9,376

9.437

smaluõl a dštelsTals [262lluli

20,300

Liant. Cerlouer

Armbruster

Saigon

Haiphong Haiphong Haiphong

**

Balgow

Haiphong

(Fisgibipol Rear Admiral de Marolles,

Commanding the local defence of Indo-Chlos

Balo d'Aloog

Lient, Lebail.

Capt. Dapṛies.

900

Lient, Roque

Capl

Kaigon fo

Halphons

Baie d'Along

Upper Yaur Salzon Hongay Canton