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THE HONGKONG TER

MONDAY NOVEMBER

0 1905

Notices of Flems.

THE EQ!

ASSURANCE

THE UNITED STATES.

HAVE this day, appointed Mesara, SHE- KAWAN, TOMEING. CO. GENERAL «MANAGERS) for Hongkong for the sbors, Bociety, In the place of Mr. F.KIENE, whosS Kengagumust has been terminatedWRvə SES

____ J. T. HAMILTON, 40 MNRAS General Manager for the East. Hongkong, 14th November, 1905,- *** [1119|

OCEAN ACCIDENT AND GUARANTEE

CORPORATION, LTD. V

Head Offen? Moorgate St. London.

HAVE this day, appointed Messra, SHE- WAN, TOMES & Co., AGENTS for the Above Corporation, la place of MF KIENE, whose angegament has been terminated,Dis

J. TAHAMILTON, C Sue Manager for the East.

Hangkon 14th November, 1905.

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HAVE this day Started as INSURANCE

AND GENERAL BROKER

Continued

wasthen gives by Mr In the Yiddish language, after whic

ons, proposed by Mi

Theró

(og all: Ancial probe labouring men have with the brutal

ded by Yr. S., Bolemon, were put grown tired of and-dis; to the eting and carried unanimously 2* That this meeting of Zionists in Shanghai | solemnly protesta agafast the persecution of the Town in Rusila, and they have heard with deep sorrow that in this advanced civilisation, such Inbumantly, worthy of the days of Torquemada should have been perpetrated on law-abiding and peace-loving citizens like the Juwa, ie Russle. That this meeting resolves to show its sincerest sympathy for the sufferings exerien ced by their co-religionisis in Russia, under the tortures inflicted upon them by mercilan savages, and that we bow our heads to the sacred memory of those who were massacred, c

strain of terroristic agitation, and have come to the conclusium that from mich a course no good is to be expected, The labouring class wish for nothing so earnestly as a retum to quiet and amured employment. It is our 'narnest desira by every conceivable means and with the most ample, consideration to make the fulfilment of this wish possible"--Translations: made for The Literary Digest.

STRANGE TALE FROM CELEBES,

MYSTERIOUS "MAN OF LETTERS." ·

Arw, for Swato Swanley, for Singapen. Glenora, for Amor Stratimet, for Sourabaya Hanod Jar Halphons Kwangri, for Shanghai.

A Passengers arrived"" «Per:Calchas, from Amoy—18a Chinese,

Fer Dapkur, from Itamburg-Vr. Schaub. Per dwanglak, from Shanghai-115 Chlo pena, MANA

Per Willakad, from Sydney-Messrs. Rogers and Fabay,

Coptic

Emma Lu Formoss America Mat Changsha

Boulard Mr. Bonner, E. A

Borthwick, Mrs. R. W.

and child

DOOK RETURNS,

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.

Foos'

Dock.to

Hercules

Kwantin

"Per Halmun," from Swatow-Drs. Reil and Montgomery.

Per Nippon, from Singapore Mr H S Taming. Kotral, and 221 Chinese.

That this meeting, unanimously resolves in Archipelago, maya" "Lloyd's Newi, tell of the W. B. Farfield, A. S. Emery, E. Adami, Mr.

Latest mails from Celebes in the Eastern open a subscription list for the relief of the advent of a mysterious Englishman, who has victims of the persecution and that all monies inken up his residence on the Island of Bouton. Collected be forwarded to the Editor of the Early in July arrived in a sailing boat a Voskhod, St. Petersburg, with instructions to bronzed, broad-chested stranger, accompanied DFKIENE,

transmit it to the right destination. That, by a little fair-haired dwarf, apparently his ser Alexandra Buildings, 3rd Floor,ecial Committee be appointed for the purvant. According to the story told by the agent Hongkong, 15th November, 1975 [$125 pose of making the collection, with power to of a wealthy merchant of Macassar, the two take such measures as may be desired for the white men proceeded to build a large log house, interests of the Jews who have survived the the interior of which they painted a brilliant persecution in Burslu” a

To Let.

TO LET

“Eidsvold roma

Par Vuensang, from Manila-Capt. C. Mercedes- Abrens, J. J. Robins, Mrs. Gordon, S. T. Golt, Decima

Messrs. W.,B. Gaffney, H. George and servant, and Mrs. Antonio Sang, child and 5 servants, Guy, J. A, Hyde, and 16 Chinese.

Passengers departed...

Cosmopolitan

Aberdeen.

'SHANGHAI,

16th inst. Esperance........Cosmopolitan, Nov. 14

International, S. M. S. Vaterland...................... „Old,

Vodine

Ships Passed The Canal Egbert, Tonkin. 24th October-Claverhill Outward-20th October-Hyton, Ohte, S. Austria, & Priam. 31st October Print Hainrich, Sil

Marwarri. 28th October-Formosa,

ber-Oceana,

GD

Mr. and Mrs. Maesloy, Mich

Bronghail, Marriott, Dr. O.

Buckley, A. J

Burje, G. MAG

@Marshall F.B;

Melor Mround

Carter, Mr. and Mrs. John

∙Carter.

· Chaplin, Miss CLA, 1. Moon, Mi; 8:M76;12; M Chaplin, G.Wett Moore, Dr. W BIAN Chanam, Hon. & Mrs, Morrison, Mrs, & child;

Moulder, My, and Mrs.

Newall, S. G

After announcing that the Association would*ckriet.ver the threshold, flanked by Union Mr. R. Campos, Mr. and Mrs. P.-H. Leirigo, via; Indrapura, Misama, Pathan, gah Noven Copeland Mix Pecker, Bei

select the members to form a committes, to take the matter in hand, a vote of thanks to the NICE FURNISHED ROOM in healthyhairman brought the proceedings to a close

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DANGERS OF BHA-TRAVEL,

The news of the loss of the steamer St. Paši yesterday, ways the S. F. Commercial News, of and ult, off Point Gords presents in a forcible 4. CLIFTON GARDENS, Conduit manner the hazards of, comit voyages at this

Road.

time of the year when fog adds its terror to the Apply to-

dangers of navigation. The weather off the THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-| coast has been very thick of late and a heavy MENT & AGENCY CO., LD swell has also contributed in the difficulties of [ib62 the situation. The wreck of the fine steamer Hongkong, yoth October, 100.

Alameda practically within our harbour during a heavy fog, emphasizes the need of the greatest care on the part of those who have in keeping

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the sun in thips it is very desimble and often commendable to make record trips, but safety should be the paramount consideration in s travel always. There are dangers enough under most favourable conditions and it should became, the recognized policy of all the steam ship lines to compel caution even at, tha excri- fice of speed.

TREPOFF ON RUSSIA'S DOMESTIC

CONDITION,

While we have heard so much about Rus [692 sin's unhappy condition as a country where

hopeless tyranny seigns; where government is carried on by exile, the knout, and the fusil lader where famine is rife; where a weak usar officer" stands between the bureaucracy and the nobles, unable to contral, either, and faces bowling millions of revolutionists, it is FLATS in MORETON, TERRACE, facing only fair that a bearing should be given to "the other side." And indeed we may wail

BUILDING at CAUSEWAY BAY, formerly A

in neupation of the Steam Laundry Co, Lid

No. 1, RIPON TERRACE,

Polo Ground,-

·

Jacks, they raised gigantic wooden shield, being a portrait of the master of the house seated at the apex of a pyramid, round the base of which crowd of pigmies grovelled, looking upwards with expressions of bewilderment and awo. Beneath this wonderful device was mysterious inscription: "I am a M.O. L.

Per Zadro, for Manila-Mr. G. R. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs. C. Meurmann, Mrs and Miss Rev. and Mrs. R. Johnson, Miss M. Johnson, C McLain, Master McLain, Miss O'Haver Messrs. W. Manpin, E. A: Bonner, R. L'an don, M. vanburg, Mr. and Mrs. A. Marraig,

Messrs, R. H. Mann, P. Ramcker, Miss M. Miss L, Duman, Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Hayes, linck, Messrs. J. M. Coleman, A. MeWillle Miss M. McLeod, Mrs. W. A. Stokes, Messrs. A. R. Clark, C. & Kempff, Q. B. Gawee, Miss Farmam, Misses Langhorne, Weston, Capt. Mr. C. A. Hood, Mrs. Main, and Mrs. J. Clark: Brawn, Liaui. L McConnell, Miss Bemardo,

Shipping Bevort

Bundrade of nat'yes game to look at the Henny white men," but the mister repelled their curiosity, brandishing a couple of revol-wind, and ine clear weather. vers. The quaint shield roused the admiration- and curiosity of all, and stories were told by the superstitious of dark deeds done at midnight In the house of the strange white man,

Bt. Kintuck from Shanghai:-Light NNE.

One native, more educated than his brothers, read the inscription bene th the shield and the word want forth that the big white man was a new god, named *mol, and that the 'dwarf was his attendant priest. This story was readily believed because of the hundreds of sheets of:¦'

white paper which Amol daily covered with

mysterious writings, believed by the natives to be charms against disease,

For six months the Englishmas lived on the lores they had brought with them. Then the "dwarf set sail for Macausar to lay in a new supply. He told a curious tale about, his amplayer.

"Amol," he said, had told him that he was the "greatest" "nglish novelist alive.”.. But the English people, were fools, and did ̧rot` ap- preciate good work, Cheap Journalism and upstart, publishers combined to stifle Men of Laters, He was himself a man of letters, though no one would believe it. For years be had been unwillingly compelled to pros titute his genius that be, might live. But at last a rich lady, who had hoped that he would. marry her, died of a broken heart, bequeathing him har fortune. Forthwith he shook the dust of London off his feet, 1 aving behind him, he hoped for ever, his unappreciative native land.

A Datch doctor who recently visited the

Str. Daphne from Hamburg, etc.-Very strong NE monsoon. 4'll well,

Str. Skakjekam from Swatow:—Fine clear weather, moderate ENE. wind, smooth ses

Str. Calchar from Amoy Strong NE map. soon and rougli sea, weather fine and clear.

Sir. Yuanrang from Manila-Strong NE. monsoon and corresponding sea, cloudy wea-

ther

Str, Kwangt sk team Shanghai:-Experienced moderate to fresh NF, monsoon along the coast down Formosa Channel, and up to arrival in port,

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Str. Benalder from Shanghai-Strong mon soon from Shanghai bar to Turnabout Island. with rough NE. sea, thence wind and sea de creasing to light breeze from Lemock Island; 10 port.

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Sir. Onsane from Bangkok:—Strong to moda- rale NE monsoon, cloudy weather. rough sea. weather at Gap Rock (6 x.m.) fins and clear, light NE. breeze, smooth sea, comparatively high barometer; weather in the Gulf of inm ins and clear with smooth sea, and frevailing EyNNE'ly breez 1.

Vessels in Port

Brycznego. Alexander, Am. 6.a., 1785, Gove, 13th `ov,,--

Cavita pth Nov. Coal.-Order. Nov.-Calcutta via Penang and Singapore Arratoon Apcar, Br. 18. 2,931, E. Fey, 14th

8th Nov., Gen.-D. 8. & Co. 14

OFFICES in coume of erection, CON- rub our "yes as we read all that General The Englishman declares that he is mad. ↑ As they | Aiska, Br. 8.9. 2,593, J. Leary, '9th Nov..

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ANAGER

poff, Governor-General of St. Petersburg, com› municates to a representative ofthe "amburger Nachrichten with regard to the present and fature of the Russian people,

Like his fellow-countryman, M. Wine, General Trepoff professes in be "the friend of the press and of publicly." To the power of publicit, be attributes the proclamation of the Dauma, and the recent establishment of peace. Although a member of the bureaucracy," whose organ, the Novjoja Vremva (Bt. Petersburg),|| -describes the peaca-an-En-great-national,sor. -row,” he gives it at his opinion that "peace unquestionably promises an advance in every department of public tife," and adds that "although it,cannot at once satisfy the wishes of all, nor remove every obstacle to progress, It

you step forward,"

As M. Witte is the man of the hour in Rus ala, General Trepoff looks upon the rumour of bis retirement from public life, as rubbish. Ho believes that the establishment of a genuine constitutional cabinet is imminent, but can not

say whether M. Witte is to be the prime minister at its head. His own office, he admits, is merely provisional, but he has no intection of resigning it for office in the cabinet

This candor is exchunzed for a matt prudent reserve when he is asked what he thinks of the

Czar's proposed National Assembly, To quote

his answer!

"It would ill become me to criticize the scheme which I had a hand in formulating.

but I predict a very great success for it."

When he is pressed mill closer as to the satisfaction with which the lower possantry ́will hail the manner in which the franchise has bean distributed, he answers at langthi

salled away from Bouton they saw the poor fellow standing on the shore, and his cry, "Oh don't forget I am a man of jetters (" was horns

across the watpis.

Shipping.

Arrivals.

I

New York 6th Sept., Casa Óil,—S. O, Co. Cardium, Br. . 6,080, Wm. Damie, 18th Noy, Singapore toth Nov, Gen.-A., K. & Co,

Carl Menzell, Ger 1.1., 984, G. Comand, rath Foy, Natuna Island 3rd Nov, Timber,

E, A. T. CA. Chowtal, Ger. sa, 1,119; 44. Textor, 17th Nov,

Bangkok 9th Nov., Rica and Timber B. & S.

*

Clavering, Br... 2,154, D. Berton, 6th Sept., —Salina Cruz 3rai Aug, Ballast,—C, C.S, 5. Cq, Coningsby, As, 6, 2,117, Chas, E. Topp, 16th Nov,-Maji Uh Nov., Coal-D, & Co, Ld,

Hegue, Br. cruiser, 120, E. T. Shortland,

18th Noy..from Mira Bay. Calchas, Br.p.4, 4978, Q. P. Williams, 18th

Noy--Amoy 1716 Nov., Gen-B... Shabjeban, Br. 5.5, 1,061, 1. Scott, 18th Nov,,||

Swatow 17th Nov, Ballast. Order." Kwangtah, Ch. 6.5., 1,516, Wm. H. Lunt, 18th Nov-Bhanghai 15th Nov., Gen.-C. M. 5. N. Co.

Daphne, Ger. 15, 1,251, E. Schipper, 181k Nov-Hamburg 19th Oct., Ger.-E. A. T. Co.

Willehad, Ger, 40, 3,013, Ph. Obenauer, 19th

Now, Sydony 28th Oct, Gen.➡M, & Co. Kintuck, Br, ss., 2,880, D. Robinson, 19th Nov.,

---Shanghai 17th Nov, Gen.—B, & S.

Nippon, Aust., 3,998, L. Saich, 19th Nov.,

Sing pore itth Nov., Gen.~f', W, & Co. Benalder, Br. a. 1959, C. R. Macintosh,

R.N.R, 19th Nov,-Shanghai 16th Nov.,

Onsing, Br.1.2, 1,738. J. T. Davies, 19th Nov,

Haimun, Br. 1.4, 636, A. J. Robson, 19th Nov,

Bangkok and Anghin joth Nov., Lumber (Teak-Japanese,

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& Mr. O. Newington A: Gho Clarke, Mrs. T. W. Nicholls, EA Clegg, E Eng Lt. Pa FIN LO

Oliffe, OC Clarke, T. WARA

and Mrs. H. Y

Pardt, W Close A.S.

Park, JS Cockburg, MA

Patey, Mrs. E. 0. JAW

Panko, Way Homeward-17th October-Banlomond.

Copp,

Simons, 28th October-Pressen, Kennebec, Cruickshank, A

Arrivals at Home-zeth, October-Brneri

Corning Mrs. Joba Malacca. 18th October-Roos, Verona, Ben

Coulthart,

Larig Laot, Rhenania, 31st October-Spezia, Curry, Dr. and Mrs. E. Ffordlen, A.R.

Cunningham, G Caylon, Achiller, Shimara, 15th November duriria, Pak Ling, Candia, 11th November

Curry,

-Hohenzollern, Antenor, Ulysses, 16th Nov ember-Baralong, Scandia, 18th November -Bayern, Oopack, Oruzies, Nubla.

Post Office.

A Mail will close for:--- Swatow, Singapore and Bingkok - Per Pitchaburi, 31st Nov, 9 AM.

Swatow-Per Haimun, 218 Nov., 9 A.M. Newcastle, N.S.W-Per Zambers, 1161 Nov.

11 AM

Macao-Par leungshan, z1st Nov., 1.15 P.,

DAVI, FO

cacon, F. B. Doolittle, F. H.

| Pennefather Capt

Min. G Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Pigott, Cha

Powell, WIA,

Roach Mrs. J. S. and

child

Dougin; Capt. & Mrs. L. Scott Mlar E Dowley, Mrs. W. A. Dowley, W. A.

Scout, Gray

Scott, Mr. J. G.

Bm Mr. T. C. Shen, J. Hands

A.S

Evan Jones, Dr.

Mr. E. Evans, Mr. M. P Evans, Misses G. Fletcher, H. Fairfield, W. B.

Gallwey, F. F

P.

Bal.

Kutane, 28th Nov., 2 P.M. -

Nagasaki, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama-Par Cardium, zat Nov., a P.M.

Singapore, Panang, and Calcutta Per TER

י. יי

Kobe and Yokohama-Per Omrong, Nov., P.M.

Shanghai-Per Fochow, 21st Nov. 3 P.M. Manila-Per Tean, ist Nov., 3 P.M. Singapore-Per Kintuch, art Nov., 4 'P.M. Saigon-Per-Hintang, 21st Nov., 5 R.M. Switow; Amoy and Foochow Per Decimis, arat Nov., 5 PUMALA

Vokohama and Kobe-Per Willehad, 22nd Nov., 8 AM

Europe, &c. India, via Sachsen, 330d Nová 11 A.

Tuticor

W. M.

Skott, C

and Stein, A. L.

Stephens, H Stevenson, Mrs. Storanson, R.M., Lieute

Comdr.-E. Thomas,

B. P. Thomas, Miss M. L' Timmie, 9.

Umbrep, Mix & Miss Wakefield, Mr. and

Walion, Capt. & Mrs.

Hall, Capt. Ti Hollingsworth, Mr. & E.S, Hanghwent, W. B

Mrs.

"Holt, B, G.

Howes, A. T. Hunter, R.

Watkins, Miss E. Whitlow, A. WHAT Wright, Mr. & Mr. T. Young, J. A

CRAIGIECURN,

Bamelt, H. J. O. Dann, G. He Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs Harben, Mr. and Mr. Harvay, Capt. & Mrs. Marchant, Capt. and Mrs, and children

i

Smith, E. Grint Bmith, Mr. and Mrs,

Grant Smith, Percy Soppa, P

Webb, Mr. and Mr.

Montague

Occidental

Lowe, Mr. and Mr. Howe, Miss Slesia {Majur, Captčand Make

and alone and Yokohama Pes

Nov,, to AMŰ Macas Per Brungshan, zand Nov., 1.15 PM. Singapore, Peuang and Calcutta Per Arratosu Apcar, tand Nov., a Fac.

Macno-Per fieungskan, 23rd Nov., 1.15 P.M. Tientsin-Per Blang, 23rd Nov., 2 P.M. Macko Per Haungthan, 24th Nov, 1:15 PM Shanghal-Per Valsking, 24th Nov, 3 PIME- Manila-Per Yuantong, 2ịth Nov., 3 P.M. Manila-Per Rubi, 25th Nov, 11 AM.

Jones, F.

Tacoma, Wash.-Per Tramont, 25th Nov, Lindermas, Dr. H. Stoltz, H. ***

Krill, G, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, BC and Key, Dr. H.

A.M.

Macão-Te: Brungshan, 25th Nov., 1OŠ P.M. Macao-Per Haungahan, 27th Nov., 1.15 P.M. Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kaifong, 27th Nov.,

3 P.M.

Tope, &c India, via Tuticorini-Per

Bolschker, H. Caspersen, S. Fischer, Ch Chandler, F

Hales, G. L

and child m

Munro, Misa A. Owen, O. ES

Schwiter, H;

PHIL DES

KOWLOON

Ainslie, Dr. D. H. Binder, Mrs. Mary Charlton, R... Capt. Hall, A. J. S

and Mrs. E. and MacGregor, J. W.

Euro

a8th Nov., t.. Macao-er Baungshaw, a8th Nov, 1.igma. Shanghai, Nigasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, CHINA COAST METROOLOGICAL REGISTERE. Victoria and Vancouver, BC-Per Tartar, 29th Nov, 11AM.

Macao-Por Heungshan, 20th Nov., 4.15PM. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktowe, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaida and Perth-Per Triman, 29th Nov. R

Macao-Per Heungshan, 30th Nov., 1.30 P.M. Manila-Per Zoro, and Dec., 10A.M. Europe, Ne... Tali, via Tuticorin P Bengal, and Dec., It A.M.

November 18th, 1905, #am

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Bar T Ho Wind Wr.

Vladivostock Nemuro 6 am. 30,16 Hakodate Tokio

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30.33 [30,34]

30.23

Oshima....

Ishigakijima.. Taikoku Taichu.........

Simpsonhsien, Fr, Wilhelmshafen, Herbert. Naba hohe, Matapi, Brisbane, Sydney and Malboume

Per Willihad, 12th Dec, EL A MŰ Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kohe, Yokoham Tainan......... ctoria and Vancouver, H.C.-Per Empress of Koshun..... Japan, 13th Dec, I AM

Curonia, Russian 2.6., 1,828, Ch. Neuman, 13th

Nov.--Saigon 9th Nov., Ballast.-Order. Decima, Gar. s 1, 794, Schlnikier, 17th Nov.,-=

Nagasaki 13th Nov; Gen.—Ó‚'S. K. Hedwig Mensall, Ger. s., 980, C. Schtaberg, 6th Nov, --Sourabaya 23rd Oct., and Sla. gapore 28th, Sugar.-R. A. T. Co, Hilary, Ger. Ms., 1,276, F. Fiegler, 16th Nov.-- Kian-chao 9th Nov, Coal.---S„, W. & Oo, HD, B. s. 17. W. E. Sawer, 13th Now,——Java 3rd "Noy, Sugar—J., M. & Co. Holstein, Ger, 6, 985, Njejahr, 13th Nov.,

-Kebao 11th Nov,, Coals—}, & To, Korea, Am. J. 5,651, W. B. Seabury, rith Nov. San Francisco. 12th Oct., and Shanghai gib Now, Mails and Gen.-P. M. 48, 5. Cà, v

of

On and after 15th July, 1905, the exte postage on letters from Hongkong and the British, Postal Agencies in China to Australia will be at the rate for 4 cents for each hilf ounce instead of 10 cents as at present,

The rate of postage on letters from Australia Hongkong and the British Postal “goncias in China will be reduced from ajd, to ad. for each half ounre. ~ 7.

very morning. Cantón at gam

(30.23

.. 130 17

amiga,20 10, TJ 40,20

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Pescadores... 30.15) Weihaiwoi..59 am 30.33 30.32 Gottlas........

30.29 Sharp Perki Amoy « 6, zu 4 30.14 Swatow Qin9 am (30,07|| Canton

Victoria l'ank

Rock Macao

By

S

* Malls for Canton, Samphui, Wuchow "Haiphong .. and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 Manila, On Sundays the mail for Bacolod Macáo will be closed at 8 am, and that for fle los

Kayak Caby- Malls for Namtao, Sasbue, Kongmoon, G. St. Kumchuk, Bamshoi, Wschow, and - Canton Nos. &.8., 2,088, H. Linchansen, soth Now, every evening at 5 p.m. On Sundays the malis pada Novembe

Probolinggo 28th Oct., Sugar.-8, W. & } will be closed at 9 am,

No mail will be closed for Canton.on Satur Vladivostock.

Marcellal, Gar. 5.8., 2.495, Grerenity, 18th Nov, Swatow 18ili Nov., Gen.-D., L. & Cape -Calcutta tat Nov., Coal-—H. &. L. Yochow, Bras 1,106,J. H. Brown, 19th Nov, Mercedes, Br. transport, 1,300, J. McGregor,

-----Canton 18th Nov, Gen.-B. & S.

17th Now.Nagasak) 19th. Nov., Ballast. Chiysen, Ch; wa, 1,170, C. Stewart, 19th Nov,

-Naval Store Office.*** Canton 18th Nov, Gen.-C. M. S, N. | Otta, Co. Brand, Nor is 1,519, H. Folkestod, >19th Nor-CCanton 18th Nov, Gen. 9, W. The political attitude of the great body of Oceano, Br, a... 1,754, M, Le Brus, 19th Nov,

& Go, the peasantry is distinctly loyal. The agrarian movemants which have arisen in several Carl Diederichsen, Ger, &, 774, H. Schlaikler,

-Moji 13th Nov., Coal-D, & Co., Ld.

governments have bang excigaively of an ́earn.” - 19th Nov.-Haiphong and Hoihow 18th ast economic character. ¿It is true that the re- |-|-, Moy., Gan,-). & Co,« volutionary party bave urged on the peasants to agliation and rayo Still the peasants are Intelligent and astute enough to see through

these economic agitatori, and shun frrelevant popular questions, instructionary leaders have never succeeded in obtaining any hold on the pessants. The question of the franchlap will be the first subject discussed in the Douma,

“The government is inclined to facilitate as

As possible the pennants, acquisition of „land, for whịnh legislation is now on foot, But subject must be slow and

Yuening, Br. 62, 1,118, P. H. Rolfe 20th Nov-Manila 17th Nov., Gen, -, M& Heimdel, Nor, s.1, 1,337, Johnson, 10th Nov, * Manila 16th Nov., Ballast.-D."& Co.j |-- Ld..

Hailan, Friss, 377, L. Andersen, 20th Nov,

Pakhel and Holbow 19th Nov, Gený

og Vlearances at the Kärbour Ofiss, Kwangtak, for Canton, Hanes, for Holbow, Oggare, for Canton.

Yachow, for Shanghai,

Haimun, for Bysłów, Benalder, ler Bangkok. Zamperi, for Mawcastle; M.S.W,

Simin, for Shanghelge

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