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E HONG KONG

Mails,

The V, C. D. NIW

MESSAGERIES Dr. Giben Reid, in

MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.

STEAM FOR SALOON SINGAPORE, BATAVIA, COLOMBO, INDIA, ADEN, DJIBOUTI, Rovṛrr; MAR-. SEILLES, LONDON, HAVRE, BORDEAUX, MEDITERRANEA AWD BLACK SEA PORTS

The

8.8.

"EENEST SIMONS,”, Captain Bourdon, will be despatched for MARSEILLES TUESDAY, the 9th

·January, at 18.MA

OB

This Steamer connects at Colombo with the Australian linu 1.5. Nera bound for Marseilles yla Bombay and Áden, maa

Passage tickets and through Bills of Lading

Issued for above ports,

Cargo also booked for, principal places in Europe.

Next sailings will be as followi

S.S. POLYNESIEN........23rd January. 6.8. CALEDONIEN 6th February. 5th February.

S.S. SALAZIE

C. DE ČÍTAMPEAUX,

· Agoal.

Hongkong, 27th December, 1905.

ORIENTAL

STEAM

THE PE VINSULAR AND ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.

'STEAM FOR

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TRAITS,CEYLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, ADEN, EGYPT, MEDITERRANEAN FORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON,

(hrough fills of Lading lost for BAZAVIA, PERSIAN GULY, Continental, AMERI-, CAN and SOUTH African PowȚE)

THE Steamship

"DELTA,"

|

mony between Chin

chants," delivered to

thair own language at the

stitute on Baturday last, described very lucidly and tersely the position of the Anglo-American Settlemant here, which line indously become so.: obnoxious to sama of the students, the officials here, and some of the local so-called "entry, He said that to the Chinese side he would: point out that this was a Foreige Settleman, and not the same as other places, China's sovereign, rights were "for" the time given up within this area! China was like a property owner reating a house to another. He was sill the owner, but within that house during the time of the lease the other 'm n was master, and could arrange the roomt as he pleased. So China lensed outside the city of Shanghai & faw acres to England and the United States. The land was still the Emperor's, but during the lease these foreign countries were master, and could rels at pleasure their own house- hold, and, properly, the Chibase who became their guests. China would get back the sove reign rights of the Settlements when she secur. ci sovereign rights in the whole country, and sovereign rights the coʻntry would be won har: administra-

when bar inwe were mond her judges were

tion of justice reformed, trained min of Flegal mind and legal knowledge, and, when, moreover, Foreign Powers would regard áll this sa so sufficient, as to warrant a

eaty which would and foreign Settlement

jurisdiction

Young China, or the section of it which ealis itself the Patriotic Party, but which has shown itself in reality a very unpatriotic party, has

partynasty,

Mancha dynasty, and of the burden of extra territoriality, and it thus, in the most light bearted and ill-considnted manner, declares war against the Government and against all Foreign Powers at the same time, instead of dividing

its intended enemies and engaging them separately. As far an regards the Manchu dynasty, there seems to foreigners generally no real patriotism in endeavouring forcibly to re- place it by a purely Chinese dispensation. As a matter of fact, the actual Government of China is more Chinese than it is Manchu, and statesmen are to lamentably scarce in China no one ever heard of any official of promas that being rejected because he was Bot

a Manchu. At the

time, the

Lowageri present | Tar 30

being narrow

in this direction that she is appainting Chinens to posts b hitherto reserved for Manchus, whils there are some Manchu high offrials who are as enlightened and

in

every way t their Chinese colleagues.

capable

น hether the Chinese as a people would s ghin anything by the removal from power

all Manchu officials from the Empress Dowager down is more than doubtful; the gain would certainly not be worth the loss that another rebellion would

1

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Clearances as the Hatching, for Swatow. Lännor, for Calcutta////

rogus, for Palembang. Pregras, for Nagasaki. Chuurchew, for Batow, Hanyang, for Wuho China, for Subs Shansk, for Chaloo.

Saigon. Shahjahan, for

Dep

Chins, for San Francisco. Halmun, for Swatow tr Indramayo, for Shanghai. Tangor, for Macao. Lennox for Calcutta.

Zoongmoon, for Casion. Amars,

for Swatow Changchow, for Shanghai

ungite, for Shanghai, for Bwatow,

Skansi, for Chefoo. Offarabeol, for Moji. Kokrichang, for Bangkok. Shahjahan, for Balgen..?

angping

theson," Mr. and Mrs

"Capti

„Fenton, Mi. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Gales, Cape,

Battiscomb Ball

Dec. 33 34

Mr” and

Birbeck, R. J.

Kent, E HW

Gracey

farkar, B. Brotherton

Philip

Pallos

Quenu

Ships) Pusss! The Cans Uutward Joth December-Preussen, Prism Dinnay, Regent Luitpold, Ceylon, 3rd January-Bara Blaney, Mrs. Be Me Ken, p

. & Mrs. J. K. ? [attan, Mr. and MrskaNKY Tomeward-soih December-pala, Ben Bissell, W. B. older, Achillas," Denbighshire, Menelaus, Rai Begast, H. L

Laloge

Hassland, F. A Lawin, L. 8.

| Tita, Posna, Salarié, Seržta, Verona, Bantu besar da

Puhomas, Mrs: Carl Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mines

(and "Mrs":"Marrioît.Dr. OPET Nehas, MoEST

Melord to and

Indrazamla 3rd January-Scandia, Hyader, Kom Redhill Of Ed Bonner, E. A

Arrivals (ut, Homomsoch December—Bin:

January-Sewagumba

Post Office.

A Mail will close für !--- Jolo, Zamboanga, Sandakan and Kudat-Per Bornia, 6th Jan, 9 AM Mopar puden

Manila Par Radf, 6th Jan. 11. A.M. MacacPar Hongshan, 5th Jun., 1.35 P.M." Singapore, Panang" and "- Calcutta -- Par

61b Jan., TEX.

Borthwick, R. W

child

Bromfeld, Brongball Burnie Ca

Chatham, Hou, & Mn.

Clark, M. O Clark, The

Millar, P. L

Mr

Moon, Mr. & Mrs, K. M. Moors, Dr. W. B. A.

Morrison, Mra & child Nowall, 3. G. Muller, Dr.

and Mra, Parsit, W

Clarks Baden Patay, Mrs. E. 0.

B. L.

| Clegg, an - Bog. Lt. Penku, W.

And Men, H. Leg Colvin, H. E.

Jacks, Me

Ilirios, H. U.

White, br.

Josaphy Mr. and Mr. Wilkie, Me fesling, LL-Col.

Jokais

Kaya, Malor and Mrs. Woodward, Keimil, Major & Muhus

Idams

·M. and Mr. 1 R.J Barat, H. J. O, Dann, G. 'H. Dow, P.

Fallcon, O, HAKA

Amay" and "Foochow Per Hat Colla, Mts: & 2 Minots pazuhay. Mr. G. \ Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Smith,:)

- Fassengers arrived. Per Telemachus, from Saigon—165 Chipuss. |ạ Per Hatching, from Swatow-Mr. C. and ching, 6th Jan, 2 2.MATERIA Miss Wilkinson,

Per Nippon Maru, from Japan-Meter. H.

Shangar

6th

Yuentaneth Jan, 2 P.M. Copp, Mr and Miss Pfordten, A. R.

Yokohama and Bwatow Amoy and

1. Bogert, T. L. Bogert, Marston, Leung Teen Wal, Riten' So, Mis Sami Arie, Sho. To Wo, and 18 Chinese,

d

So Mare, Din Tan, 5. Paša Jamui-Per Dalgi Davies. F. O

Pigott, C. Powell, W. A. Reel, Dr. L. R. Ripley, H. L. Roach, M

and Kr.

Harben, Mr. and Mrs. Soppa, Marchant, Capt., and Webb," Mr. and Mrs

Mrs, and children: Montärpe"

‚XEGISTEËR

January 4th, 1905,

Hu. Wind WIR

6th Jan., a P.M. Coultbart, J.

Kobe Per Cruickshank, A. Cunningham, G.

Deacon, F. B.

Mr J. S. and CHINA COAST METRCOLOGICA) Doolittle, B Douglas, Capt. & M. Robbins, R.M., Lieut. Dowley, M

Mrề; and, Mững (and Mrs. 1, F.

Schalthofer, P.

Vladivostock.7 m Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nemuro 6 am. 30.08

and child

Hakodate Tokio.........

Per Rhenania, from Singapore-Messrs. Shanghal-Per Fockow, 8th Jan., 3 L.M. Clausen, Couradi, Fork, Hansen, Hultin, Lam

Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herberts: rocht, Nessed for dan Wicher, bobe, Matapi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Spompenberg, Wedekind, Waidaner, Wreight-Par Prinz Waldemar, 9th Jan., 10 A.M. Hankin, Stein, Mrs. Harlow, and Mrs. Wreight.

Passengers departed,”

Barth, 1. Focke, L. S. Piommer, J. V. Ander Per Room, for Shanghai-Messrs. W. H.

sen, Paterson, Mrs. Benker, Mrs. Green, and son, K. Kaju, R. M. Eesenstark, H, I, Johann-

Mori, Nakata and Amann, For Kobe-Messrs. Mr. D. Christic. For Nagasaki-Messra. K. Itoh, Wong Sik Hop, Sugemoto, Hide, and Mr. and Mrs. Minolan For Yokohams- Mesar. 1. H. Dresser, Chan Ying Ches, J. F. Super, Danjanani, G. Delarair, A. Sum and party, and Mrs. Fung,

Shipping Heport

St. Dalgt Marü from Tamsul :-Moderate. NE, mansoon....

Sit. Halcking, from Swatow:-Fresh NE. monsoon; and fine wasther."

Str Telemachus from Saigon Strong NE monsoon, high sex, dark overcast, rainy wen ther.

cause. The Ides of the Patriotic Party appearenced strong Nily winds, force s/s in the Chusan Str. Loongmoon from Shangha) :—Experi to be a Republic, and they are certainly The Oaptain C. L. Daniel, carrying His Majesty's only people in China who think the nation it Archipelago, heavy Ely swoll, clear weather, Mail will be despatched from this for ready for it, but to them it secus the only

Voccole in Port. BOMBAY, on SATURDAY, the 13th chance of getting power into their own hands, January, 1906, at Noon, taking Passengers and The extraordinary thing to foreigners is, that

STEAMERS, Caryn for the shave Parts in connection with the officials everywhere, at the capital and in Alexander, Am...,785, Gove, 13th -

the provinces, seem to be very much in awe of Cavite gth Nov. Coal,--Order, Colombo, Passenger'accommodation in which the

is secured before departure from Hong-action. It must, apparently, * *be very much YOSFel is

Haiphong 31st kopg

stronger than we believe it is or the Govern Silk and Valuables, l Cargo, for France ment very much weaker than even careful and Tea for London tender arrangement) will observers have imagined it to be.. ba transhipped at Cotone into the Mail

Rumpe, du Indis. um. Bauman Pas | Downing, Mr. T. C. Ernest Simons, 9th jun; II A.M.

- Mrs, and G.

Shos

Lobe Par Loongmoon, 9th Jan., 3 P.M. A Dr, and Skott,

Mr. and Mrs.

Per Kowloon, 9th Jan 3 P.M. Manila Per Taming, 9th Jan,3 2.M.. JaD'S M

okohama and Kobe-Per Taiyuan, 9th ed maid Victoria and Vancouver, U.C.-Per Empress Fischer, R. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Fischer, E. of China, toth Jan, 11 A.M.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Arraleon pear, toth Janı, a P.M. 24.

Bataria, Chariban, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macassar Par Tiwaki, 10th jan., 4 F.M.

1 P.M.

• Cebu and ¡toilo-Per Kaifong, 11th ́ Jan,"

Por Hangsang, 11th Jan, P.M.

Penang and Bombay-Por Jachta, Jan., It A.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hono- and San Francisco-Per Nippon Karw, 12th Et A.M.

12th

futa

E

Enkels, C. W...

Fell

1. s.

A. L.

EN

Fevenson, R.N., Lieut. H.

Comdr. and Mrs. E.. Thomas, H. P. Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas, Miss M, L, Goldstein, A. E. Thompson, J. K. Grant, A.M., Capt. and Thompson, N. S.

Mr

Wakefield, Mrs., and Gray, T.

T. C.

Miss Hall, Capt.

Hanghwont, W. B.

Hardy, B.N., Lt.

· Watkins, Miis E.

Whitlow, A. W.

and Wood, G. G.

Kagoshima... 11 Oshima Naba Ishigakijini. Taihaku... Lm. Taichu......... Koshun Pescadores. Weibalwei ...

Gutslas

Sharp Peak....

Amey

Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. CABIO_

Mrs, C. TA

Harker, B. B.

Yamaguchi, S.

Holt, B. G.

Young, J. A..

Manila-Per Zafro, 13th Jan., 10 AM, Europe, de

Inda, via Tuticorin-Per Dilla,

19th Jan, 21 AM. 16th Jan,

Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Fausang,

KING-EDWARD, PL

Albers, W.

Hobart, Launceston, New

Zealanda, w.

Alpins, Mrs. K. M,. Barnes, Mrs. Manila, Zamboanga, Part Darwin, Thursday | Bonde, Mr. Island, Cooktown, Gauna, Townsville, Brishane, Brunger, Chan, C.

H.R

Adelaide and Furth-Per Chingin, 16th Jan., 3 P.M.

Shinghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hand-

the Company's S,S. Himalaya, 6,8,8 tons, from patriotic l'arly, and afraid to provoke it to Amigo, Ger, K., 823, 1. Iversen, 3rd Jan,- / lulu and San Francisco-Per Doric, 19th Jan,}

That Chinese Patriots should wish to

Gan and Holbow and

and Rice

Co..! Arratoon Apcar, Bi. Mt. 2,931, E. Fey, 2nd Jan-Calcutta via Penang and Singapore

Gen.-D. S. & Co., Ld. Ger. 8.0 1,344, F. Sembill, 28th Dec

ILA.K.

Europe, &e. Inda, va Polynesian 23rd Jan., 73 AMA

Toʻleurin - P

child

2.

Peak

{ackson, Mas, and child Haiphong...

Swatow§ 12.

Hongkong....108.m

Victoria

Gap

GAD Rock

MACRO...

Logan.

W

Manila

Lugebli, V.

Bacolod...9 Am.

Morre, F. G.

Moses, E. J.

Cebu........

AB

Moulder, Mr. and Mrs. G. St. Jamastos.m.

Nor, E.

D. E. and Parker, W. T.

Peterson, A.

Double, R.M. Comdr. Powers, Dr. B. M.

Mejl, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and pe

A Wash,Pir Shawmut, a3rd Janis W.

stasual procrasting direct to Marseilles and get rid of extraterritoriality, as Japan has Sandakan 22nd Dec., Timber and Cen. Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.Per Athenian,

London; other Carke for London, &c, will be conveyed from Blombay by the R.M.S. Bgypt,| dug

on the 24th February, 1906," in London. Parcels will be received at this Odice until 4 P.M. the day before sailing. The Contents and Vains of all Packuųes are required. · For further Particulars, apply to

E. A. HEWETT,

Soperintendent.

Hongkong, 30th December, 1905.

Intimations.

'4

F. BLACKHEAD & CO., SHIP-CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS, coal and proVISION' MER. CHANTS, NAVAL CONTRACTOR

AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENTS, GROUND FLOOR,

ST. GEORGE'S BUILDING,

HONG SONG, - SOAP AND SODA. MANUFACTURERS.

SOLE AGENTS for

i

ד'

Co.

Caithness, Br. 15, 3,222, W. Atkinson, 19th 24th Jan, 11 AME

Dec,-Newcastle, N.S,W, and Dec, Coal -Order,

Mrs.

Misa

Richy, LA M. Schreiner, Otte Seymour, birs. I. K.

Mr. and Mrs. Siebenscheln, R.

Staeper, O. Text H., L

30.31

January 5th, 1908, ILIŞ

Vladivostock.am.

Nemuro am| Hakodate

Kechl

Capt. Huisg Tillman, Comdr. E. H. Naha

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Fraker, C. H.

Goddard, Edwin Gomes, à, M.

Mr. & Mr. Hamperly

Bu Zi Lith Brand, Hislop, Ror. C

Haslewood, C. HAWW ding, D. 1 Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Wendt, H.'

Unbshaun, G. H2

Wakiona Cairns, Townsville,

Timor, Fort Darwin, Thursday Island,

Calliope, Br. 46, 1,495, 1. G. Soulsby, and Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Par Empire,

Hobart, Launceston, New Jan

Modi a7th Dec, Coal B. & Co. Daigi

P. 4, 857. S. Tagami, 4th 24th Jan, team, Jan.,Tamsui via Amoy and Swatow jist Deci, Gen-0. S. K.

dons, is perfectly legitimate, but there is a right way and a wrong way of going about it. Europene Powers are not i be moved by

to blatant agitation, boycotting, and rioting by encouraging there, the Patriotic Party defeats its own ends. The Japancee statesmen, realis ed very soon after the Restoration that there no short cut to the Achievement of a freedom of this kind. They had to educate their men, to preparo acceptable codes, to establish a and to show by their trustworthy judiciary, BUCCALE in

governing their people

that they could be trusted to govern the strangers

their ates,

and it

it took them years of Elia Nossack, Ger. ss., 160, W. Latzen, toil before they could convince Fetelge

It was safe to that

le conclude treaties

now

Co with them abolishing extraterritoriality. The Treaty Powers do not reject any hope

that extraterritoriality will be done away with some

day in Chinx as it has been in Japan. It is distinctly contemplated in the British Treaty of Shanghai, 1901, Article XII:-

China having expressed a strong desire to reform her judicial system and to bring it into accord with that of Western nations, Great Britain agrees to give every assistance. 19 such reformer extraterritorial rights when she

and she will also be prepared to re- linguish safiffied that the state of the Uhinese laws, the arrangement for their administration, and other considerations warrant her in so doing.”

Let the Patriotic Party take this for their

let them bring some evidence that Chine

textilet has strong desire reform her judiciary nat HARTMANN'S RAHTJEN'S GENUINE fresh from college, and to bring it into accon

COMPOSITION RED HAND BRAND, HARTMANN'S GREY PAINT. DAIMLER'S PATENT MUTOR LAUNCHES, L&C.

Solo Agents Jor FERGUSON'S SOCIAL CREAM”,

A

11. & D. SPECIAL, LIQUER SCOTCH

WHISKY, &c.

EVERY KIND OF SHIP'S STORES AND, REQUISITES ALWAYS IN STOCK

AT

REASONABLE PRICF8. Hongkong, A6 March, 1906

NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS,

TEITHER the CAPTAIN, the AGENTS, nor RESPONSIBLE for say. DEBTS contracted by the Officers or the Crows of the following vessel during her stay in Hongkong Harbours-TA

CELTIC CHIRY, British ship, Captain John

Jones-Standard Oll Co.

NOTICENTRA

THE Public are hereby loformed that no change has bean rande in the Rates of Subscription to the Hongkong Telegraph they are warned' agáinst paying, mora: thin „TEM GENTI (10cta) per Single,

THE MANAGER,

d

by

accept

with that of Western nations lot them the assistance to such reform offered by

tuls and San Francisco-Fer Manchuria, 26th Shingbai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Vokohama, Hono-

Dr. Hans Jürg Kizer, No. 1, 691, H. E.Jan, 11 AM.....

Larsen, 19th Dec,-Iloilo 14th. Pec, Sugar.-Aagaard & Tioresan Co.

Tokio...

Nagasaki

Kagoshima. Darima

Ishiga

Talboku

Taichu.

Tainan

Koshen

Pescadores...

Waibalwal...

Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Majer, Capt. and Mrs.

McKay,

Gutzlaff Sharp Peak...

|

Amoy Swałow

OCCIDENTAL,

Caspersen, S.NE Dollinger, Mrs. A. and The Pillar Box (No. 1) at Victoria Gap Tram to child m Station will be cleared at 8.15 a.m., 12.25 p.m. Gujoh, T. and 431 pm: instead of 9 am and pm on Hachas, Dr. Med.

9 a.m.

31st Dec-Canton 301 Gen.-S. & weekdays, and 8.25 a,m, on Sunday instead of} Hampton,

Emma Luyken, Ger.. sa, 1,160, G. Command, rat Jan Canton 31 Dec., Coal-Order. Empress of China, Br. 234, 3046, & Archibald,

*MR, 19th Dec,--Vancouver, B.C., 17th -Nov., and Shanghai 16th Dec, Mails and

Gen.-C. P, R, Co. Evandale, Br. ss., 2,468, W. Buyers, 1st Jan,

Nam

Feigate, Br. 4.., 3,554, F. R. Ross, and fan —

Newcastle, NSW. 7th Dec, Coal Fansang; Br: 88, 1,410 F. Whealar, and Jan., Sourabaya 15th Dec, Sugar, M. &

Br, 1.5, 2,591, Geo. Payne, 25th Dac.

Quints, Gar. 5.5, 3,300, Frahm, 30th Dec. Singapore 19th, Gen.-J., M, & Co. Port Louis vis Bingapore 4th Dec, Bugar.

Nam Wing & Co.

the

from Newcastle, N.S.W., Coal.-M. B. §. Rubi, Br.

1,619

R. W. Almond, 1st Ja Manila 29th Dec., Ges, S., T; &Co.

Br. #, 1,400, 120. Robinson, 3rd

Great Britain; let them satisfy java 23nd Dec., Sugar.-B. & S.

Powers

that the state of

the Chinese laws,

for their administration,

the arrangements for

and other considerations warrant thoss

Br. ·KU, 2,300 Ļ- Dawson, sed Jan,--. Melbourns and Deca GB. & S.

G

A.

A Special Collection will be made st. 10.25 Hug, R. French and Comman package by English, kogel, Mr.

German

The Parcels mail will be closed on Friday, the 12th inst,, at 5 pm.org

27-Mails for Canton, Samshui, Wuchow

Kempel, Capt. C.

Dr.-H.

G

Martio, H.

Munro, Miss A.

Mustarros,

Owen, O, E

Packham, Mr. & Mrs. R. and a daughters Schönberg, Victor

Stolts, O.

Wedland, Dr. M. G. Zemmer, Dr. Mod. Zimmermann, Dr. M.

Dr. M. E. Smand, Dr. M and Macao will be closed on week damat Lindeberg:

Lack, Dr. M. E. every moming. On Sundays the mail for Lindemann, Dr. Macri be closed at 8 am, and that for Lionen W. Canton at 9 a.m.

Mails for Namtao, Sanbus, Kongmoon,

Lowa, Miss Slula

will be closed at 9 ***.. every evening at spin. On Sundays the mails | Alnsile, Dr. D. H.

· EL....

KOWLOON.

Binder, Mrs. F, C.- ** Churken, R.M. Capt. Crawford, Mr. A. No mail will be closed for Canton on Satur- | and Mrs. É, "and Hall, A, J, day evening.

NAME.

Alacrity

but do not let them expect that Thode Fazelund, Nor. ., 4 aweford, | Andromeda

to

Powers in relinquishing their Extraterritorial rights; bu bluster and boycott, and hire

beggars and bullies to make a riot in the Foreign Settler them any nearer their air

ments will

leged goal upately, they can buy a

renegade foreigner here and there to support their claim but they do not

J.

sem ta rexties that such support as that: does their cause mors, harm than good. As

long as they posts pong by their violence! the abolition of extra, territoriality, so long at least do they defer the relinquishment by Great Britain and the United Sistow of - their virtual, iease of the Anglo-American Settlement,ja

Shipping.

Arrivals.

Fernandes Hermanos, ám, ss., 48%%%

3rd Jan.,--Manila goth Dec., Gen.-G., L.

Nippon Maru, Jap. 5, 3,022, W. W. Greene, Wath: Jan.-Yokohama 27th Dec, Maile and

GEN

Williamson, 4th

1th Dec,Newcastle,

Reynolds, F. O.

Canton

Hongkong Victoria Pank

Gap Rock

Macao

Haiphong.... Maria 09 Bacolod

tipila... Cabu

C. St. Jame

Baroniətə vent Tamperature

dumidity. Rainfall,.

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION. /

TONS.

|GUNA. LH.P.

CAPTAIN

CLASS.

despatch-vessel...

1,700

15,000

Commander Harbord

craiser, 1st class

11,000

16,500

torpedo bost destroyer

7,000

Captain B. Nelson Ommanney Lient-Commander R. H. Heato

CroİBET, 20d Class

4,300

7,000

cruiser, 2nd class

41360

,000

M

2

390

sloop.

craber, 1st class torpedo bost

#3rd Nov,, Ares ... Coal, 8., T. & Co.

Astraca Trocat, Br. 2017, W. Kem,

$1st Deg, Bonaventure Singapore 23rd Dec, Patroleum-A, O. Cadmus Ca

Cherch Yuensang, Br. 68, 1,1ak, P. H. Rolfe, and Clio

Jan.-Away and June, Hallast. 1, 1.* Dindam # Co.

Ettrick

SAILING VERLA. Celtic Chief Br. ship, 1,709, Jenes, gih Noy,,- | Exo Van Philadelphia,, 10th Juns, Karonins.w3. 0. | Fami

Com

דיי

Flors Handy *** Fremantle 18th Oct., Sandalwood.-9. &|| Hurt ....

Cd.

Hecla Rose Br. bo, 822, Wright, thth Nov.-West Hogus

Australia 4th Aug. Sandal Wood, 3, &chen... Itchen... Co..

Laut Simla, Br. 4-masted bq, 2,087, Casson, 13th Kinsha

Dec., Cardi# 4th July,, Patent Fpel- Moorhen bler

Oi, Nor, ship, 1,199, E. Refsnes, 14th Dec,

Naval Yard,

Steamers Expected.

Vessels

From

Timahl

Haiching, Br..,

DATERETNEM

-Swatow Yoshow, Br.. 68, 1,305)

H. Brown, th Jan, Canton 4th Jan, Gen B. Choysang, Br, 484) 1,424) Belby, 5th Jan...

Jan., Gep-D., la k

E. Hodgins, th Kulsang..

Athenian Caledonien Doric Saint Beds

Singapore

Tillwong

P. Biglancin

„Kwangtab, Cu, ARISE 3953 *H* Lunt shop. of India. Vanco

Diter

boat

3. Потребите

cruiser, zod class torpedo Bost

Captain Lionel G. Tufnell

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