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Mails. MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.

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STEAM FOR SA100N, SINGAPORE, BATAVIA, COLOMBO, INDIA, ADEN, DJIBOUTI, EGYPT, MAR. SEILLKS. LONDON, Havre, Bordeaux, Mediterranean and

BLACK SEA PORTE

The 8.8. "ERNEST SIMONS.", Captain Bourdon, will be despatched for MARSEILLES. TOMORROW, the 9th January, at i P.M.

This Steamer connecten: Colombs with the Australian line as Nera bound for Marseilles via Bombay and Aden,

Passage tickets and through Rills of Lading Issued for above ponts,

Carga also booked, fus principal places in Europe

Next sailings will be as fullows: 5.S. POLYNESIEN........23id,January,› 5.S. CALEDONIEN

............,6th Febranry, ' S.S. SALAZIE........ „șoth February,'

GUDE CHAMPEAUX, Agent.

"Hongkong, 8th January, 1906,

ORIENTAL

STEAM

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JANUARY 8

NORWEGIAN GIRLS AS 'SHIP'S

OFFICERS.

The land of Ibsen, 1-joinsen, and other high priests and priestesses, too-of advanced womanhood, bar; in spite of its marked tens

dency to "kick the beam" on the "brainy side-pure and simple yet managed to solve the problem of a ratio employant for the open-air girl," whose tasks and accomplish- ments are all of the practical nature. For such career lies open on board the many steamers, both regular and excursion, that plough the Nor wegian fjords and Scandinavian rivers, and their special department is to see to the commissalat and to arrange for the rersonal comfort of the travellers on board, their official rank, Indeed, being that of "auxiliary ship's officer. That the life is a pleasant one is conclusively proved by the numerous applications at the steamboat offices from young Danish, Swedish, and Norwegian ladies anxious to secure, if not a berth on the briny, yet on what is practically "next door" to it, thin his upon inland lake and river being immensely popular with strong and energetic girls, most of whom are daughters either of naval men or of others of good pro fessional position, such as lawyers and doctors, and are, therefore, bath by habits and instinct, well qualified to minister to the requirements of persons of their own class,

That such duties necessitate a girl having a head on her shoulders goes without saying. It is her duty, first, to ascertain from the purser how many passengers are booked for the forth. coming voyage, and to lay in her provisions accordingly,, with an eye to ample supplies while at the same time avoiding any tisk in | the matter of waste, which would spell dead [loss. She is further responsible for the taste. fully laid table, for its appointments in the way. of spotless napery, and also for such house linen as may be required in the cabins during the voyage. Plate, cmockery, and even the botterie de cuisine are generally her own pro perty, so she naturally takes something of a hostess's pride in the ordering of her special. depanment, The payments are arranged at to much a head, and the lady caterer nets the profits over and above the actual expenses, plus many a handsome douceur, which, being the customary thing, may be proffered without fear of offence, since it will be accepted with. out any ridiculous false pride. Such a life, with its self-respecting independence, and its breezy, open-air surroundings, is certainly healthful and exhilarating, while the constant stream of passengers, both new and old, tends to pleasant acquaintances being formed and continued even during the comparatively dull,

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENT » L STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,

STEAM 20 STRAITS, CEYLON ASTRALIA INDIA, ADEN, FOVPT, MEDITERRANEAS PORTS, PLYMOUTH AND LONDON,

(Through Bill of Lading issued for BATAVIA, PERSIAN GULF, CONTINENTAL, AMERI

CAN and South African Pours.). RE Steamship

THE

:.

"DELTA, Captain C. L. Daniel, carrying His Majesty's BOMBAY, on SATURDAY, the 131 January, 1906, at V won, taking Phaseness and Cargo for the shove Par in connecting with the Company's 5.5. Himalaya, B8 tons, from Colombo, Passengers' accommodation in which yassel in iscured before departure from Hong: kong.

Mails, will be despatched" from this for

season.

Another post filled by women on board the Norwegian mail steamers is that of "postal. travel together, their sale duty consisting in official". Two of these young ladies always. carrying the nail-bags to and from the points of embarkation and arrival. During the voyage, these gitis fime is practically their own, and they generally may be seen employing it in producing thous much-admired "Hosflids-for- aning "the beautiful Norwegian embroideries Silk and Vules, di Cargo for France, to be met with in such rich profusion through- and Tea for 1 do fundes arrangement) will

out the Scandinavian lands. These "post ba tranship at Colombo into the Mail Indies, however, never allow their elaborate steamer proceeding · liteet to Marseilles and London; other Care for London, Reneedlework to jeopardise their official position canveved frain Bou by the RM.S. Freyr, due in London on the 24th February, rgod.

l'arcels will be received at this Office until 4. P.M. the day before sailing. The Contents and Valor of all Packages are required.

For further Particular, apply to

E. A. HEWETT,

S pension cut,

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Hongkong, 30th December, 1915.

Intimations.

A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY. Thiala enge of recruit an experiment, when sil untur,eolòõaprak, is con neked by the selenie for the confuet and handers of man Science has indeed raile fant stride, burlag the potentury, and among the “by me sheana frant portant

igrettes in medfeine comes that of Threepinn. particulars of which will be found in quother column is preparation is unquestionably one of the most genuine and relinide Patent Medicines evelintroduced.and line, we understand, been used Is the Pettersstul Soapitale by Klend, Rosian, tobest, Velpeau, Alafcumentve. Ute well-known Aangani, nail tudeal by all those who are prenta, & us authorities in such matters, includium the celebrated 3,allenarul, and Rous, by whots fi Wantone Blung aliter uniformly adopted, and that 11 t worthy this attention of Löse whorequireuch entedy we think there is no doubt.. From the Ir of Aristotle downwards patent agent in 131 resinyal of these (ilkenses fi silsiz, the faned phi Inrapher's stanethren fiu alle en est menteis dit mome happend gematousminda; a far beyond the sere Pc laat sulatetern Bravé karmu iliscovered-of kamienalthom the linker marenie into gold tu surely Advity of a guardy sa potrat na jo izplenimin Flesh dina väergies of the confirmed vex? to 11e eat, mek to the uller so effekttinily, spredlly mod safely to expel from the synter without the Kol or gròs the knowledge, of a second party,the po soncufaeqalies ar fofisisted disease fy all their pratrol firms auto-fense noialet or track behind, Peterle de The New Prench Remedy Therapion, which

y errially sank with, if not take precedence inny ofthe discoveries of our day, about which no Hitle extentation and arise have been made. Andile extensive and ever-increasleg demand that heen crenied for the medicine wherever intro

laced appear to prove that it le destined to est 1. Eacestivism all time questionable rentedies that kure foringly the ante reltance of medical men, Thernadodɔay be obtaloed in England "direct from the profilelor, sud of the principal Chemists and Merchnáța throughout the Coldbles, India, Chian.Japan ko.notisen excluding such remote districts as Central Afries, the Pi. Talanda, St. Idrus,fe- Diaman iliillik dvertiser KinkakLKY

Sold by A. S. WATSON & Co., Ltd. Hongkong, China and Manila,

AN APPEAL.

[Q

HE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN

TCONVENT, GAIRE ROAD, begs most respectfully to APPEAL to the Residrats of Hongkong and the Coast Ports, for their kind

patronage and support, and desires to state that The will be pleased to receive orders for all kinds of NEEDLE WORK.

Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Cuffs and Collars renewed on old ones.

Ladies and Children's Under-clothing, Chi dren's Dresses, and all kinds of Embroidery, Materials can be supplied, if required, '

The Superioress will also be most grateful for any PAPER, or old ENVELOPES to be made Into Books for the Children of the Poor Schools, who are taught by the Slaters,

Hongkong, 22nd April, 1891.

as Government employees, for long before the landing-stage is reached both may be seen cloaked and hatted, and standing, as it were, at attention, they being, on account of the precious burdens they bear, the first to leave

the boat.

2

These, therefore, are some of the busy-bees to be found in the land where the "Norahs" and "Hedda Gablers" come from; and if more normal yet surely for that season not wholly devoid of interest.-P.M.G,

Shipping.

www.

Arrivals.

Lycemoon, Ger. 5.4, 1,238, F. Th. Lehmann,

6th Jan Kobe 1st fan, Gen.-S. & Co. Hanoi, Fr. 5, 739. 1. Menues, 6th Jan

Haiphong and Hoihow 5th Jan., Gen.-A, R. M.

Ernest Simans, Fr. .., 2,093, Bourdon, 7th Jan.- -Yokohama 30th Dec, Mails and Gen. M. M.

Palma, Br. 34, 4,913, G. W. Cockman, 7th Jan-Yokohama 19th Dec, Gen.-P. & 0.5. A. Co

7th

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DOCK RETURNS.

Passengers arrived. Per Auping, from Shanghai--Messrs. Light- * HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS, - body, and Schroil.

Kaifong............ For 'Haimun, from Swalow-Mt To Tin Hoching ............ Tig, and rry Chinese.

Eiger.....

བཀལ་བཀའ་མ་

Per Pulma, from Yokohama for Hongkong PowAD.......................... Mr. P. Cughton. Fur Port Bald-Dr. C. C. Rice, and S. A. Merton,

4

"SHANGHAI,

Kowloon

Dock.

4th ins

1906.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

Нонскома Acheson, Mr. and Mrs. Hunter, R.

I Adams, R., Eogr

Capt. J. H,

Battiscombe, H. G. Andamon, Mr. K.

Aucrit, E. F.. Beats, A.

Knight, Mr. Louder, Mr. Martin, R. Mitchell; R. Mon,

olli

Mr. & Mrs. A. En, Mr. and Mes,

Mr.

Cal.

Humphreys, Mr. and

Mr H

Bentinck, Mrs. Buxton, Lady B. Chichester, Maj.AA. Clothier, A. N."

Hurst, N. Engineer.

Capt.

15

18.

Ball, R.M., Engr.-Lieat.

H. F. Berblinger, A.

Indes, Capt. R. Johannsen, Edm. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs.

Capt

E.

Joki, J. P. F.

Kerr, F. Kent, HW.

Gearle, Rev.

Mr."

Köbler,

R. Painter, F. W. R. Ward, D..W. Fancey, R. Lady, Mitchell Old, Dec. 2g

Par Loongming, from Manila-Messrs." Ray Weidensall, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradley, Mrs. Montrose..............International, and Mise Taylor, Mrs. Milton Heckert, Mrs, K. and servant, and 43 Chinese. Wallace and baby, Mrs. Lus de la Riva, baby.

Ships Panned The Canal. Per Prinx Waldemar, from Kabo-Messr, Regent Lutipold, Ceylon, 3rd January-Bara

Outward--30th December-Preussin, Prins C Bak Wa, H. M Gangriwalla, W. Sek Yu long. and child, L. Ku Du, O. W. Lise, C. Bethke,. Homeward-joth December Avala, Ban W. Bari

Lda, Achies. Mandshire, Menelas, Ras Crockett, R. Laland, A. Rathbourne, L. lita, Poona, Salaris, Serbia, Verona, Bantu, Moore, F. Gulbrandsen, J. Lunden, W. Mc. Indrasanka ard JanuaryScandia, Hyada, Kinnon, T. Buckley and J. White.

and

'Kobe, Redhill.

Arrivals at Home-30th December-Sen- vimur, Sackien, fat January-Socotra. 318 January-Sensgambia. sih January-Sunda.

Post! Office,

A Mail will close for

Cebu-Per Palma, 9th Jan, 9 AM. Swatow-er Haimun, 9th Jan., o à M.ș Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Hanoi, 9th Jan. 9 A.M.

linney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Itshop, L. C.

| Bisbeck, R. J.

W. S.

Bonhar, Mr. and Mrs.

Bonner, K. A. Borthwick, R. W. Borthwick, Mrs. R. W. Bory, A. F. and valet

and child

Broughall, Burnle, C. M. G. Chatham, Hon, & Mre. Clark, M. O. Clark, T.

Mr.

FEL

Major

Major & Mri

Caple

Mr. and Mr.

Pullock, K.C., Mr.

Capt. and Mrs.

A

Brotherton Stadt, Mr. and Mr.

fayass, Col.

Howard A

Van de Stokes, Mr.

Thomas, Mrs. Cul

Me and Mrs. Thomas, Misses

Mr. & Mro, J. K. Hassan, Mr. and Mrs.

C. w.o. Laing, A. H. Lewis, L. 9.

Melur, Mr. and Mrs. Marriott, Dr. O.

John Miller,

P. L Moon, Mr. & Mrs. R. M. Moors, Dr. W. B. A,

Mrs & child S.G.

Clarke Mr. and Mrs.

T. W.

Clegg, R.M., Eng. L

and Mrs. H. L.

Per Ernest Simons, for Marseilles from Yokohama Mrs. N. Maja, Rev. P. Corneille, ears. L. Cignol, D. E. Danckamp and A. Hirsh. From Shanghai-Mesa. J. McCarthy, M. de Cabrens, Mr. and Mrs. Dothik, Mr. Gex, G. da la Trille, R. M. Sayers,

Goyel, Schaub, Rir and Mrs. Chun Show Yeh, Wang Wei Yeh Ling So Yeh, Wo Has Bo Yeh, Wan Kin Yen, bay and a amaha, Messrs. Morel, Jean Jubert, and st Frenchi Robe-Dr. Rohnstedt, Mr. and Mrs.

rencli Soldiers. For Port Said from Batatefl, Mr. and Mrs. Nakamura and a C. D. children, From Shanghai-Mr. B. Afr: Polsky. For Colombo from Yokobama hobe, Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne

d'Ivanonco, Messrs. Northeey

Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herberts-Claarec, F. Mr. R. Wdel: From Kote-Mr. T. S. Souza-Per Prins Waldemar, 9th Jan, 10A.M. From Shanghai-Messrs. Seraphine, Noemie Colombe and Gourichinoky. From Yokohama, for Batavia-Mr. G. W. Price. For Singapore Messrs, Thakurdas and Bagamull. From Kobe-Messrs. Nakayama, te, Sato. Minashi and Ohashi. Isone, Kossonni, Minsan Keshi, From Shanghai-Mr. Laurent, and Mr. and Min. (endron. For Hongkong from Yokohama —Messrs. Chan Yan "uck, Ho-Chuck Van and Linh Hoa From Kobe Messrs Lou, Machida and 10. From Shanghai-Mr. and Mr. S T. Besion, Messrs. A. L. Stein, W, H. Locker and boy, Clarec, Kent, Bastien and boy, Prinz and boy, Li Sung-hen, 1. B. James, John Wilson, Ly Tieung, Ky, and a Chinese.

Shipping Roport.

Europe, &c. India,, edo Tursunov- Ernest Simons, 9th Jan, 1 A.M.

Macao-Per leungshan, pth Jan. 1.15 M. Kobe-l'er Kowloon, 9th Jan, 3 F.N. Shanghai-Per-Loongmoon, 9th Jan, 3 P.. Manila Per Taming, 9th Jan, 1 P.. Yokohama and Kobe-Per Tolyuan, 9th Jan., 3 P

3 P.M.

Shanghai, Nasak, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.--Pur Kathrei of China, toth Jan., 11 ..

Macao-Fer sungshan, toth Jan, 1:15 PM.. Singapore, l'enang and Calcutta Per Arratoon Apcar, 10th Jan, 2 P.M.T ;.

Macao-Per lieuneskan, 18th Jan, 115 PM. Cebu and Iloilo Per Kaifong, inth Jan P.M. Shanghal-Per. Hangtong, 11th Jun, 3 F.M. Penang and Bombay-Per Ischia Singapore, 12th Jan, TJ A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hono- Str. Haizgun from Swatow:-Moderate NE lutu and San Francisco-Per Nippon Mars, monsoon, moderate sex.

12th Jan, II A.M.

Str. Sirocco from Maji:-Strong NE. mo soon on China COAN.

Str. Auping from: Shanghai Strong, mon soon and cloudy weather.

Str. Lycemoan from Kobe-Strong NE, nunsgon, and rainy weather...

Ste Loongaung from Manila:-Rough NE. monsoon,.cloudy and uvercast.

Vesents in Port

STEAMBRE

A'exander, Am. 5.3., 1785, Gove, 13th

-Order.

1

▼

rath Jan, 1.1 P.M..

Macno-P Loongsang, 12th Jan, 3 PM.

Manila-Per

Manila-Per Zafiro, 13th Jan., 10A.M. Europe, &c., Inda, yfa Tuticorin-Per Dalia, 13th Jun., II A.M.

Macao-Per Heungskak, 13th Jan, 1.5 P.M. Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macassar Pet Tjimaki, 13th Jan., 4 P.M. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per

| sang, 16th Jàn,, a Pák.

Samerang and Sourabaya-Per Fausange

Jan., 2 P.M.

16th

TEAM.

E. A

O.C

W

Mrs. E. O

Peake, W.

Pecker, B. L.

I

W. H.

Jacks, Mr. Hughes, Mt. Jeffries, H, V.. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. losling, Lt. Col. Kalsall, Major & Mra: ~· Kaye, Major and Mrs.

Vandin, Gordon

Varokar, Capt. & Mr. Watson, Mr. & Mrs, M. White, Dr. M. T Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs,

John Woodward, Mr. & Mrs.

CRAIGIEBURN..

Adams, M. and Mr. F. Marchant, Miss

R. J.

Barnett, H. J. O..

Dann, G. H

Falloon, C. H.

Pennefather, Mrs. G. Dow, P.

I fordien, A, R.

Pigott, C.

Powell, W. A..

Réel, Dr. L... R.

Ripley, HL

Roach, Mr. J. S. and

child

Jameson, P. S.

Reynolds, F. O.

Sinith, E. Grant

Smith, Mr. and Mrs,

Grant

Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Percy

Harben, Mr. and Mrs. Soppa, P.

Marchant, Capt; and Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs, and children Montagua

1. Robbing BN Lieut. CHIMA COAST METEOOLÓGICAL REGISTARK,

Colls, Mrs. & 2 Misses Colvin, H. E. Copp, Mrs and Miss Coulthart, J. Cruickshank, A

A. Cunningham, G. Davies, F. 07.

Danlittle, F. H. Deacon, F. B.

Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas, Capt.& bla.

and Mrs. J. F.. Schalthöfer, P. Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Schaub, R.

T. C. and infant Evan-Jones,

Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Dr. and G, and child Mr. E.

Shea, J.J.. Fiegel, Mr. and Mrs. Skott, C.

Spittles, J. 3. Stein, A. L. Stein, Dr. Stein,

WV. A.

and mald

Flacher, E. Fischer, R. Fletcher, H.

Frankels, C. W. Full, Mr. and Mrs. A. Goldstein, A. E.

Grant, R.N., Capt. and

Mrs.

HT.C.

Cipt. T. Hanghwont, W. B.

Hardy, R.N., Lt. and.

Mrs, C. T. Barker, B. B. Holt, B. G. Hollingsworth, Mr,

Mrs,

D. Steinmetz, Th. Stephens, H

Stevenson, R.N., Lieut.

Comdr. and Mr. E. Thomas,

II. P. Thomas, Miss M, L,

, N.S..

January 6th, 1906, sùm.

A.m.

Vladivostock

'emgro... 8.01.

Hakodate ...

Tokio

nchi **** Nagasaki... Kagoshima... Oshima.... Naha 10 Ishigaku

Friboku

Tainan.*** Koshun l'escadores...

Bar. Th. Hu, Wind Wr

30.17

130.13

(30.11

30.07

30.13

Gutzlaff .......

a.m.130.41

30.39)

Sharp Peak...

30.30

Mr. and Weibaiwei...

Mies Watkins, Miss E. Whitlow, A. W.

Wood, G. G.

& Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T.

Young), A.

KING EDWARD.

Hoggs, W. H. Joseph, Mr. and Mr.

E ́S.

Albers, W. Alpine, Mr. K. Y. Anderson, R. A. J. Asherly, David Barnes, Mrs. Bonde, Mr. Burrill, Brunner, Chas, C.. Cummings, H, W.

H. R.

Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday oveland, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Cavite 9th Nov., Coal.-Order. Atration Apear, Br. As., 1,931, Fey, 2nd

Sydney, Hoban, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth- Per Chinglu, Jan-Ch'cutta via Penang and Singapore

16th Jan 3 2.M. 27th Dec, Gen.-11. S. & Co., Ed.

Europe, &c., India, to Tuticorin-Fer Caithness, Hr. 2. 2,212, W. Atkinson, 29th Gatteras, 17th Jan, 11 A.M.

Dec-Newcastle, N.,W. and Dec, Coal.lula and San Francisco-Per Doric, 19th Jan, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohams, Hone

Manila-Per Ruži, apth Jan, 11 AM,

Indi, via Turcorin- Pv 23rd Jan, 11 AM Moj, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tecoma, Wash.-Per Shawmut, 23rd Jan, Double, RN, Comdr.

Shanghais

Thorpe Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Double, Mrs. and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Athenian, Douglas, Miss

Fraze

Calliope, 11, 5.5, 2,498, J. G. Soulsby, and

Jan‚—Moji 27èh Dec., Coal.—B. & Ĉo.

Ca tor, Nor, 1, 774 Martin, 5th Jan, 2

Singapore 26th Dec, Kerosine,- Mr. Geo. McBain.

Dr. Hans Jürg Kiner, No. 5, 69, H. E. Larsen, 19th Dec,-loilo 14th Dec, Sugar-Angaard & Pooresen Co. Elita Nn sack, Ger. 5.3. 1,160, W. Lassen, 31st Dec,-Canion 30th Dec., Gen.-S. & Co. Emma Luyken, Ger. 5.6., 1,160, G. Cornand, 1st Jan - Canton 31st Dec, Coal.—Order, Empress of China, Br. 3.5, 3,046, R. Archibald,

R.NR. 19th Dec,Vancouver, BC, 27 Novi, and Shanghai 16th Dec, Malls and Fausing, Br. 5.5, 1,410, F. Wheeler, 3rd Jan.,

Gen-C, P. R. Co.

Sourahaya 25th Dec, Sugar.-J. M. & Co.

..

Fernandez Hermanos, Am. 1,8., -481,

ard Jan-Manila 30th Dec., Gen.-G., L. & Co, Hercules. Nor, s., 2,4-9. G. Bjerck, sth lan.,

-Katchinoizu 3rd Dec, Coal.-M. B. K. Ischia, Ital., 8, 2,784, C. Andrea, 6th Jan

Bombay 16th Dec, and Singapore 31st, Gen.-C. & Co.

Manningtry, Br... 3,786, Lawson, 6th Jan,,--

Pasoran 10th Dec, Sugar-B, & 5. Mausang, Br. s.a., 1,644, R. Houghton, 6th Jan-Sandakan 30th Dec., Timber and Cen..-). M. & Co

Mercedes, Br. transport, 4,000, 1. S. McGregor, 6th Jan-Weihaiwei 31st Dec., Ballast,—** Admiralty.

."

31 A.M.

..

Curtis, C. 1).

CURIA Disnakes, 1. P. and

child

Amny “.....5.3g 4.30.15 Swatow....9

"

.30.36

Canton....... (longkong... tom. 30.13

Victoria Peak

Rock

Bacolod

Jackson, Strs and child in lo

A

Gap MACAO

30.21

30.31

Laiphong... Manila.in

...m.

Logan, W

Cebu...

Lugebil, V

C. St. James.10a.m.

F.G

Mander, Mr. and Mrs.

Kent, Capt. W. E.

E. J.

A, B. Nursaw, E.

Mr. and Mr. Schreiner, Otto

Victoria 24th

Timor A.M.

Port Darwin, Thursday laland, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Fraker, C. H. Sydney, Hobart Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Ferh-Per Empire, 24 Jan M

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Horo Jul and San Francisco- Pez Manchuria, 2018 Jan., 17 A.M.

Hamperly, Mr. & Mrs. Halewood, C. H. Hill, Wm. C. Hislop, Roy. C.

January 8th, 1906, km,

Vladivostock. a.m.

Vemuro... am, 10.04

Parker, WT,..

Hakodate... H 30.20

F. Von

Tokion

30.32

Richy, L. M.

Kochi

Rohobacher, Comdr. J. Nagasaki .....

H.

Kagoshima...

[30.31

30.27

Oshima

Stanley, H. L.

Seymour, Mr. I. K. Staeger, O.

30.21

Naba

30.25

Ishigakijima.

180.13

Taihokas a.m.30.12

Taichu.........

P

312 30.0

Koshun Pescadores...

Weibiwal... &m. 30.41 Gutzlaff

Textor, Capt, H. Tobin, R. J. Unbehaan, C. H.

OCCIDENTAL.

Suation will be cleared at 8.25 am, 12.25 p.m. Birmann, Dr. Med. H.

-The Pillar Box (No. 1) at Victoria Gap Tram

Bendixen, Capt. and 4.25 p.m. instead of 9 am and p.m. on Caspersen, ..

days, and 8.35 .m. on Sunday instead, of Dollinger, Mrs. A. and A Special Collection will be made at 10:25 Fische a.m. to catch the Mail for Europe by English, French and German packéis,

gam.

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

EMails for Canton, Samshuj, Wuchow and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 every morning. On Sundays the mait for Caston al 9 a.m. Macho will be closed at 8 am, and that for

child

H.

A

Keyi, Dr. ii. Krill, G. Lack, Dr. M. E. Lindeburg, H. Lindemann, Dr. Liones, W. Lowe, Miss Siesie

Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. J.

.C.

Majer, Capt. and Mrs,

N..

Meno), K.

Owen, D. E.

Munro, Miss A.

Taiza

Sharp Feak...

Amoy ...............6.30 4.30.12

Swalow

Canton

...........9 30.08;

하

Hongkong..sen.m.

Victoria Peak Gap

Rock Macko......

Packham. Mr & Mrs. Haiphong .

R. and a daughters

1 Schönberg, Victor

Warmecke. H.

Wedland, Dr. M. G. Zemmer, Dr. Med.

KOWLOON.

Crawford, Mr. A.

Mails for Namtao, Sanbue, Kongmoon, Kumchak, Bamshoi, Wuchow and Canton Ainslie, Dr. D. H. every evening at i p.m. On Sundays the mails Charlton, R.N. Capt. Hall, A., will be closed at 9 a.m.

and Mrs. E. and Hogge, Mr. and Mrs.

H. N. and children Reynolds, F. (.

Nippon Maru, Jap. 5.3, 3,072, W. W. Greene, 4th Jan-Yokohama 27th Dec, Mails and Gen.-N. Y. K., Pronto,

K., 160, Hiian, 5th Jan, Haiphong and Hoihow 3rd Jan, Genday A. R. M

Prinz Waldemar, Ger. s., 3,237, C. Woltemas, ħ Jan.,-Yokohama 28th DecijiGen.-31. & Co.

Dr. 55., 1,423, T. Arthur, 7th Jan Reigate, fr..., 2,54, F. R. Ross, and lan Wuhu and Chinking 3rd-jan, Rice and Peanuts.-J., M. & Co.

Fooshing,

Triumph, Ger. 1.5., 769, A. Hansen, 7th Jan.,Taiyuan, lir. 1.3., 2,300, L. Dawson, 3rd Jan.,-

Shanghai via Foochow Amoy and Swatow 6th Jan, Gen.-O. §. K.

Haimun, Br. ss., 636, A. J, Robson, 7th Jan.,- Swatow 6th Jan, Gen-D., L. & Cn. Hallan, Fr. 8.34, 377, L. Anderen, 7th Jan.,

Pakhol and Hoihow 6th Jan., Gen.-A. R. 2,349, G. Williamson, 7th Jan.,

Br

nd Jan, Coal-D. & Co., Ld.

Br.

1.1., 1,156 Wilde, 7th Jan, Canton 6th Jan., Gea.-J., M. & Co. Kowloon, Ger, ..

Stehr. 7th Jan, 1.1., 2,326, Canton 6th Jan, Gen.-S. & Co. Loongsang, Br..., 1,093, A. E. Sandback, 8th Jan-Manila 5th Jan, Cos.-J., M. & Co. Anping, Ch. 5, 1159, J. Warwick, 8th Jan, ➡Shanghai 5th Jan, Gen.-C. M. § N. Co.

Clearances at the Harbour Ofios, - Kinley, for Rangoon, Foothing, for Canton. Haiman, for Swalow, Anping, for Canton. Kwangfah, for Shanghal. Hailan, for Halhow Prins Waldemar, for Sydney. Palma, ter London,

Departures, Jan. 7. Sumatra, for Shanghai. Shantung, for Samarang. Rhenania, for Bhanghai. Dalgt Mary, for Bwatow, Hillary, for Foachow, Panther, Austrian cruiser, for Shanghai,

Jan. 8. Zymoon, for Canton. Fockow, for Shanghai. Quinta, for Chinking. Kwangtak, for Shanghai, Foushing, for Canton,

Melbourne and Dec., Gen.-B. & S.

ning. Br.

Taming

Bг. msg, 1,350, A. W. Outerbridge, 6th Jan-Manila 3rd Jan., Gen. and Hemp.- B. & S.

Telemachus, Br. s., 1,340, J. Williamson, 4th Jan-Saigon 29th Dec, Meal, &c,- Chinese.

Thode Fagelund, Nor. 1.3., 4.387, G, Staneford, 15th Dec., Newcastle, N,B,W., 23rd Nov, Coal.-S., T, & Co.,

SAILING VELIMEN,

No mail will be closed for Canton on Satur

evening,

Celtic Chief, Br. ship, 1,709, Janas, 9th Nov.,

Philadelphia, roth June, Kerosine-S.O. | Ettrick

Co.

FLOTE...

nurse

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Manila

Bacolod

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6. St. James fog.m.

|30,00

30.08

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10 mi

43.3.

Barumeter

30.20

Temperature ... 63 tumility......71

65

77

Kuinila!...

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

craiser,

and class stoop*** water tank and tug...

114

ser, 1st class torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyer torpedo boat destroyer

at destroyer boat destroyer... cruiser, and class

CAPTAIN.

Bather

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Newcastle, N.S.W., Goal.-M. B. S.

NAME..

CLASS.

TONS, GUNS H.P.

LAST REPORTED AT

Alecrity Andromeda Art... Astraen Bonaventure Cadmus Cherub

despatch-vessel...

1,700

1,000

Commander Harbord

Hongkong

cruiser, ist class

-11,000.

16,500

Inrpedo bost destroyer

7,000

Captain R. Nelson Ommannay Lieut-Commander R. H, Hasion

Shanghai

Hongkong

cruiser, and class

7,000

7,000

1,400

Captain Lionel G, Tufsell. Captain H. H. Torlesse... Commander ..du C. Luard...

Shangbai

nghai

:

300

Clio

1,400

Diadem... Dea Den s Ere...

16,500

Hongkong Yangisse

7,000

7,000

7,000

7,000

51700

7,000

torpedo boat destroyer boat destroyer

4,000

4,000

I service torpedo-v..

2,400

*rst class

11,000

river

gunboat

***

7,000 3,900 1,200

river.qugboat.

*.800

4,300

240

240

Lent Commander H. T. Allay m

West River

240

Yangtans

$500

In reserve

Hongkong

£3,00

$1,000

Hongkong

800

6,300

Lisut-Commander Hugker

Ligst-Commander E, Secretan...

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450

Commander R. W. Glennia

3,500

Llant-Commander C. E. L, Thomas...

Hongkong

Hongkong

Boo

Llatt Commander G. J. Todd Lique-Commandor Jno, F. KnoxX.,+

Liont-Commander G. B, Spicer-Simson

Hongkong

Yangisse

Yangtan

Yangtexa

Co

Otm, Nor. ship, 1,199, E. Pefanes, 24th Dec.- Fame

Fremantle 18th Oct., Sandalwood--8, & Co,

Handy Rose, Br. bq., 812, Wright, roh Nov,-West Hart ...

Hecla Australia 4th Aug., Sandal Wood.-S. & Hogue......

Itchen... Simla, Br. 4-masted bg, 2,087, Casson, 53th Janus..

Doc-Cardiff 4th July, Patent Fus

Kinsha Naval Yard.

Moorhen ... Oner Rambler... Robin !!* Sandpiper r

Steamers Expected.

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From

Timahi

Koba

Caledonien

Saigon M. M.

Angati

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Kutseng... Singapore I., M. & Collan

Athenian ...........Shanghai... C, P.-R. Cofan.

Zaßro Manlia S, T, & Colla.

Waterwitch Ca..........Japan 0, & D. Co an to Whiting...

Doric Arcadia

Singapore P. & O, Cofan. [1 Widgeon.. Saint Bede...... Slugapore B. & S.

S... Wandcock... Tillsong. Macassar... C. J. L. an. 12 Woodlark....... P. Sigismund. Sydney ...M. & Co... an. 14

Emp. of India. Vancouver C. P. R. Coan. 17

boat

boat destroyer

torpedo boat destroyer

river

430

river gunboat river gunboat... torpedo Lont destroyer. Int clasa

Chelving ship

**

river gunboat... torpedo bost destroyer surveying ship ***

torpedo boat destroyer

river gunboat...

river goobou..

river gunboal

* Flying-Flag of Admini Six Gerard U. Nosi, Commander-in-Chief;

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10.

Commander H. D. Wilkin Captain H. W. Savory

Lieut-Commander H. E. S

Lieut. Commander

D.L.O.

H. E. Sulivan

Lieut. Commander Lewin Commander A. I

A. F. Everett

Lear Commander Stevenson jer

H. Grant-Dalton

ander H. B. Cox Lieut-Commander Richards... le E. F. B, Charlton

Shortland

Captain E,

Liect, Commander

C. Seymour... Lieut-Commander W. H. Darwall Lieut Commander E. V.F.R, Dugmore

Lieut.-Commander F. B. Noble.... Lient Commander J. Kiddie

mo

Commander C. E. Monro RA

Hongkong Hongkong

Well River ...Hongkong

...*Surveying (Labuan

Lieut. Commander Robert K. Vaughan West River

Lieut.-Commander J. T. 8. Lyne ...

Captain

W. L.. Gract Commodora I, P. Williams.

***