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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JANUARY, 13 1906.

Masara. Turquand, Youngs and Co.' were [... re-appointed auditors,

Mr. Bohrmann, in proposing a cordial vote of thanks to the Chairman and directors, said he had opportunity to know how hard they ware working in the shareholder's interests. Bir Fortescue Flannery seconded the motion, which was carried.,

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Vessels in Port

STRANKIS.

Antoy, Ger. s., 663, 11. Plambeck, 8th Jan.,- Cheloo 3rd Jan., Gen. --Si, W. & Co. thenian, Br. 2.5, 2,440, S. Robinson, K.N.K., 12th Jan.-Vancouver, B.C., 18th Dec, and Shangbai 8th Jaw., Gen.-C. P. R.

agth

Co.

Caithness, Br. 1, 2,323, V. Atkinson, 2

TO-MORROW.

„KING. EDWARD,

Alberta, H. P Alpjo“, Mrs. K. M. Harner, Mrs.

Clark, T.

Colls, Men, Misses Newall, S. G. Colvin, H. E. Newington, A. G.

Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.

T. W.

Moon, Mr. & Mr. R, Clegg, N., Eng. Lt. Moore, Dr. W. B. A,

and Mrs. H. L

Morrison, Mrs & child

Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs.

M.

Barton C. G.

Copp, Mrs and Miss Nicballs,

(It' Peter's Seamen's 'Church. Queen's Road, West. Second Sunday after Epiphany. Holy Communion. 7.30 0. Deum, Jones; Hanedictus,

Moming Prayer 11 am, Venite, Elvey; Te |

Troutback, Jubilate

Corbett, R. S Hymes, 7, 196, 195 and 217) Kyrie,

Prayer, &.10 p.m., Magnificat; Can-Cruickshank, A.

Coulthart, J. Mook; Nunc Dimittis, Deuis Hopkins, Cunningham, G. Hymns, 12, 313, 331 and 16.

The Church launch Dayspring will call on Davies, F. O. ships carrying white crews to bring friends

Deacon. or to the services between 9.15 and 10.30 Descon

and between 5:15 and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Police Pier, 10:30 and 6 p.m.); returning after-

Order Castle, N.S.W. and Dic, Coal. { "jate," Coningsby, Br. 2.1., 2,157, Char. E. Topp, 9th

JanCalcutta zisi Dec, Coal-Order. Daijin Maru,, Jap, ss. 500, H. Ohta, toth Jan-Tamaui via Amoy and Swatow gth Jan, Gen-, S. K.

F. B.

Mr. and Mrs.

E. A. Oliffe, O. G. Pan, F. N. Lo Farbit,

Patey

Peake,

W.

W.

Mrs. E, O.

B. L.

Cummings, H. W. Davidson, Mrs. W. 8. Dismukes, D. E, and

child

Double, a.. Comdr.

Thorpe Double, Mrs. 1.

Pecker, the Mr. G. Edwards, Is A

H.

G

Powell, W. A.

it is generally admitted | Doric, Br., 1975; H. Smith, MR, 10th The Answering Pennant in the Call pt. & Mrants R

16th, Yokohama 29th, Kabe 30th, Naga. dag. All the sittings are free and unappropriate | 11owning, Mr. and Mrs. Presby, Mrs. 5. A, '

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The Chairman, in reply, remarked from the many matters I have hid to name in my iddress you w [74ness does need the unremitting care and allen-

zion of Its directors, (Hear, hear.) That freely willingly given.

and

There

only matter 10 which I have not referred, because (have rather feared to weary you, and that is

he position of bensine in France. It is

A very curious one. think that the Sumatra and Borneo benzine is sently the best in the world, and it will be smatter of pleasurable knowledge t that

you he "Shell" spirit has made immense strides, and it is recognised as probably the best in the world. That spirit is not admitted into France, and under these extraordinary circumstances, oumanian spiritwhich is probably the worst in the world-and American, are admitted to France under certain treaty rights, which the French Government made with the Govern iments of Rountania and the 'nited States. They have a tren y with Holland, but it appears they have no treaty with the Dutch colonies which produce this spirit. The

consequence FLATS in MORETOS TERRAT, fncing that there is an absolutely prohibitive duty

Polo Ginund,

imposed upon these spirits in France, to the OFFICES in course of cechun, Convey great fons of the majority of the people of

NAUGHT ROAD(aga, BLAKE Pții), GODOWNS: PVA-EAST

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BUILDING at Causeway Bay, formerly In occupation of the Steam Laundry Co. Ltd.

No. 17, WONG-NEI-CHONG ROAD, 'No, 5. CLIFTON GARDENS, Conduit

Road

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No. 6, CLIFTON GARDENS, No. 1, RIPON TERRACE.

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that country, but to the profit of sonie three ot four manufacturers of benzine only. We hwe" maile representations to the French Govern ment, but so far the influence of this small THE HONGKONG LAND INY) STody has been sufficient to defeu our repre- MENT & AGENCY BO, DI, 2. sentations. I am quite sure the shareholders will appreciate the enormous importance of Honekong, 12th January, 1975-

nur property in Borneo, It is taking a long time to get the full value from it, but

"SHELL" TRANSFORT AND

TRADING CO. *

(Continued from page 31

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THE DENZINE TRADE. We have suffered from the same cause with our benzine, which i firmly believe is the best in the world for motor traffic The public will have themselves.to blame it they are led away by persons whose interest it is to decry heavy benzine and to vauni the light. The fact is that specific gravity has 'nothing whatever do with a ditarian powers for motor purposes of benzine. The boiling points should alone be taken intü consideration, and it will be

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found that the Raino benzine is positively ideal in this respect. When we can sell the whole of our pris luction of this one article, an immense addition to our revenue will be lor, during the rabend wear, we have secured, been compelled to around burn under nur stills at least 15,0.0 Tous! The great exp me sion in the motor car traffic will, um can vinced, create a market for our product, and if the users of motor spirit will, mnly be guided by expérieure, and jetuse ur bsten to specious. reasoning, they need have no fear whatever of any famine in petrol or undue rise in its price.. We should strenuously oppose such and will enter into any combination having for its object

the

raining of

the pice to a prohibitive one. On the other hand, I am bound to say that the rates at which it has been told up to

you once again that we certainly have in

Har field one of the richest in the world.

We

are now putting down a trial well at a Luce called Sungei Klandian, but it is an an ticlinical that we h we, Incated with n five miles of the derp water rest of Palik Pappan. Our geologists are abs-lutely ennvinced that we shall have a field bere quite equal to the one we have developed so successfully at Sanga Sana If this be true we shall have another anticlini

ral of of extending for no less than seven miles. so that it ink I have been fustified, and sill feel justified, in telling our shareholders it

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an-San Francisco 9th Dec,, Honolulu

saki and Jan, and Manila 8th, Mails and

&O. S. S. Co. Gen.

Dr. Hans Jürg Klær, Nor, 1, 691, H. E. Larsen, 9th Dec,-loilo 14th Dec, Sugar. Aagaard & Thoresen Co.

Ella Nosack, Ger. ms, 1,160, W. Lassen, 31st Deci, Canton 30th Dec., Gan.-S. & Emma Luyken, Ger. ., 1.150, G. Cornand,

Ca.

16 Jan-Canton 31st Dec., Coal-Order. Fausang, Br. .., 1,410, F. Wheeler, sid Jan. -Sourabaya 15th Dec., Sugar.-1, M. & Co.

Fernander Hermanos, Am. 2.3., 482,

trd Jan.-Manila 30th Dec, Gen-G1, L. & Co. Baitan, Br. x.s., 1,183, J. S. Roach,” roth Jan... -Foochow 7th Jan., Amoy 8th, and Swatow gth, Gen, D., L. & Co. Kulsang, Br. s... 3,109, R. C. D. Bradley, th J-Calcutta 34th Dec, Penang and Singapore 3rd Jan, Gen-j, M. & Ɛn. Lyermoon, Ger. ., 1,338, F. Th. Lehmann,

6th jan. Kobe 11 fan, Gen.-S. & Co. Mausang, Hr. 5., 1,644, R. Houghton, 6th Jan-Sandakan 30th Dec, Timber and Mercedes, Br, iransport, 4,000, J. McGregor,

Gen ), M. & Ca 6th Jan,—Weihaiwei 31st Dec., Ballast.— Admiralty.

Paklat, Ger. 1.8., 1,018, H. Demes, toth fan,

Bangkok 30th Dec; and Swatow 9th Jan., Rice and Wood,. & S. Palamcotią Br. 2.1., 1,208, T. P. Habb, 11th Jan., Rangoon via Penang and Singa. pore 5th Jan., Gen.-J. M. & Co. Pronto. Not. 8., 860, Hlien, 5th Jan.,--

phong and Haihow 3rd Jan., Gen A. R. M

Quito, Er. 4, 215, S. Shatton, 9th Jan,

Newcastle, (N.S.W.) 17 h Dec, Gen-

aly requires patience to res this company saime a positions conil in ro oil company in ilie world The fells are absolutely our own. I can only congratulate you on the state of the company's affilies, and think you for the confi. dence you have placed in your Boatd. (Ap-Taiwan, Br. $.047, J Martin, 8th Jan., plausė)--Z & C. Express

Shipping.

Arrivale,

likasan Man, Jap. 5.8, 5,912, P., Mori, th

Jan-from Küch natin, Egal—M, B. K. Tjiliwang, But. s. 3,061, N. van Wych Jurri.

Cane, 12th Jan-Macassar ph Jan, Ballast.-J. C. J. L. Timahi, Dut. ... 3,475, N. de Brouwers, taib

Jan-Amoy toth fan, Gen.-J. C. J. L. Tean, B...s.s. 1,344 W, B. Brown, '15 Jan.,

—Manila 9th Jan, Gen----B. & S.

Ger. t... (18.), O. Koch, 12th Jan

the present have not been remunera ive, and Rajaburi, and Lu.. Rice and Wood.-

It would not do for prosaters of automobile companies to base their calculations on prices ruling wholesale for the last few months, since these have been made unnecessarily low by competitors seeking to force a combination. The credit of first transporting benzine in bulk. due entirely to the courage and enterprise of this company. Up to the present time we have been so fully engaged with the develop ment of production and construction of se finetics that have not been able to give sufficient time to the preparation of by-pro- ducts of which our crude oil is capable. It contains a very large proportion of 'paraffin, and we are now maturing plans for the erections of a plant for treating this. At the same time find that we can make a valuable quality

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of batching oil, solar oil, and lubricating oils, and we shall not be satisfied -until we have done this.

We have spent out, of earnings during the last two years already chre on £30,000 in Bornen, the result being that, early in next year, we shall be able to treat 12,000 tons of crude oil per week, which, if wa choose, wiil give us between soco and 6,000 tons a week of kerosene, Liquid fuel is a large item, bu the consumption has so far not kept pace with the production, in spite of the fact that wo are able to offer to consumers in the East a material saying at compared with coal. This is only another instance of the very great dif ficulty that pioneers find in intra uc ng new ericles, Had it not been for the energy and determination shown by us, liquid fuel cer tainly would not have assumed the place in practical use that it now has. In view of our position warranting as in guaranteeing sup plies to would-be consumers in a fashion which was not practicable to us before we were so thoroughly convinced of the wealth of our terr lory, I anticipate that the demand will very soon equal the supply.

TRADING IN 905.

|

B. & S.

Tingsang, Ir. .., 1,045, 1. M Senith, 13th “Jan.--Wulu via ↑ hinkiang and Woonung 10th Jan, Rice and Ground-nuts-J., M. & Co

Laertes, Br. 8.5., 1,340, L. Jackson, 13th JanSaigon 8th Jan, Meal and Gen.-- Chinese.

Holstein, Ger. 18., 985, 7. Niej ihr, 13th Jan.,.

-Haiphong 9th I'm., and Boihow fith, Coal and Gen.--}, & On.

Spezia, Ger, 8.8, 4.1co, O. Muller, 3th Jan,

Hamburg via Tenang and, Singapore 6th Jan. Gen-H. A. L.. Knivsbbra, Ger. s... 636, H. Jaminke, 13th Jan-Shanghai gib‍ja ́, Bállast —Örder.

Departures, Jan. 13.

Delta, for Europe. Zufen, for Manila. Deruiwangte, for Bangkok, Franklyn, (it Newcastle. Calliope, for Singapore. Regate, for Sabang. Telemachus, for Saigo". Apenrads, for Saigen. Maningtry, for Rangoor.

Passengers arrived.

Per Shraja, from Singapore-252 Chinese Per jitwang, from Magassar --- Mr、 (T.. Grossman.

Per Daito, from Shanghai for onden-Mr. J. Forster, Mr. and Mrs. Hardy and 3 children. Mr. J. Anderson, Mrs. Byham, Mesira. F.. 14. fones and W. i'almes For Marseilles-Mr. Welsbe, Cpl. Toke, Mr. W. G Reddick, Mrs F. bhot and child, and Mr. F. A Sanderson From Bombay-Mr. S. Moita, and Mr., F. Schmidt and children. Golombo-Me and Vos, Zes.ler, Dr 1. A. Adamson, and Mr. Hv. Dube. From Calcutta |

Mr. C. Bennett, For Hongkong-Messrs. mh, Cumming, Mr. and Mrs. Brandais and Min. A. Presby, Dr. Kerminski, Mrs.

From

Vernon Mr. Ad Mars Alien, loop. Miss Dawion. Mess Kan Eurkkien and child, Quern Tie King, F. apan, A. N. bahbaim; C. T. 1les H. G. Hoppt, W.

You will expect from me information as to the results of the trading for 1905. From the data at our disposat it is extremely difficult to make up any trally-elle figures, but as the war of pr ces in Europe continued un- til October of this year, whilst the scarcity of Russian oil did not begin to make helf felt in the Far East until an even later perind, the Eskhardt, Mr and Mrs. Katz, Mrs. Lennox, test || Mr. and Mrs, Gindersen, and Mr. F. W. New! average prices realised have bren the worst on record for many years,

and had it

inari, not been for our own largely increased produc Per Kniviðbra, from Shanghai-Cap's. G. tion of kerosene, The

am Schlaikier, ansen, Jirgensen Engerdues and cost of which. I am.

we should have Albuchsen Muir.

happy to say, is very low, with these

had a disastrous

year's

factors, however, to set off against the results

, ין

Passengers, amparted.

of the competition we have had to men, we Per Nippon Staru, for San Francisco--. feel justined in ristributing a dividend at the Messra, Henry Linn, B. Bax er, Comdr. 1, 11. same rate as for the year 1904, and this, name. Rob bacher, U., Mess, A. Macaulay, Muary M.. Sakol, E R Hazards, E. Williams, Bluth

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ly, 1s. per share, wil b- duly paid on January A. K. Risser, Rear-Admir G. C. Reiter. U.S.. 1. The prospects for 1906 are very bellar in every respect, and I believe that by Lieut, I. X. Y. Blakely, U. M., Miss Mary the time we meal the shareholde again we Wessrs. Ed Th mas, R. Ross and A. F. Cold- shall be able to sell them that the results stein, For China and Japan Ports-Mr, and of the sacrifices we have made in the

Men Mitchell,

EL 1

empton, U.S.N., past will be in fuli

believe will prove and Mrs. M. Abramovile, Mr. E. Suhers, Mr.

MI

Orter.. Sirneen, Br ... 2,31%, G. Williamson, 7th Jan., **** ojt zid fan, Goat -D. & Co., Ld,

Thinkkok 3 th Dec, Rice, Chinese, Tholnia, Nor... 1,895, F. Joger. B h Jan., Java 24th Deck Supar-B., W. & Co. Thyra, or, s. 2,419, H. Berger, 9th Jan,

Kuchinozu 4th Jan,'Coal-M. B. K. Wakamatsu Maru, läp 8.5, Y. Oda Toth,

Jan,Moji 8th Jan;pal. U. Jefries.

Saulino VrankLk.

Celtic Chief, Br. ship, 1,709, Janes, oth Nov.,

Philadelphia, roth June, Kerosine.-5. 0. Co

Oira, Nor. ship, 1,193, E. Paísnes, 24th Dec.,- Fremantle 18th Oct, Sandalwood, -5, & Co.

Rose, B. bg, 82, Wright, 10th Nov.-West Australin 4th Aug. Sandal Wood,-, & Co.

Simba, Br. 4m sied bq, 2,087, Casson,

Fen, Cardiff 4th July, Patent Fuel- Naval Yard.

Versals

Finomos. Expected.

ad. Visitors welcome. Books, &c. provided.

Sunday school 10 to 10:45 am

Real, Dr. L. R.

Miss

Evans, HAM.

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

E. S. Karminski, De Katy, Mr. and Mrs, W. Lennox, Geo. *** Logan, W. Luzebil, V.

McClelland. J.. Mone, F. G. Mo101, E. J.

Mouller, Mr. and Mrs.

ARB. Nursew, E.

Parker, W. T.

De Prints

F. Von

Frater, Mr. and Mrs. Petersen, Mr.

H. W. Gumprecht, Mr. Gunderson, Capt. and Staeger, O.

.Mr.

Seymour, Mrs. 1. K.

Stanley, H. L

Mr. & Mrs. Toblo, R. J.-

1.

Roman Cathollo Cathedral:-Mass at 6 a.m.; Dunbar, Mr. and Mrs. Ringer, Mrs, and Migs, C. H.

7 Am, 8 am, and 9.30 am. Benediction, 5.30 p.m.

T. G. and infant.

E. W. Dunbar, Miss

MIS. E.

German Bethesda Chapel, Weit Poinivan-Jones, Dr. and

Morning Service, Bt. Francis Our Wanchai:-Mase (Chin.), Fiegel, Mr. and Mrs.

6 km., (Port.).' 7.30 am. Benediction, SPAM St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning

Service (English), 9 a.m. St. Anthony's Chapel, West Point:-Mas Union Church-Services, 11.a.m., and 6 p.m.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGKONG.

bbott, LS. Addison, W. Anderson, Mr. K. Angus, H. Dede Bachman, D. Baker, A. Battiscombe, H. G... Bell, N., Engr. Lieut. Bayfield, H.

H..F. Berblinger, A. Birbeck, R.J. Rishop, L. C.

Hurst,

Capt.

י

N., Engineer

Ingei, Capt. R.

Johannsco, Edm.

Jameson, Mr. and Mrs.

Į. W.

Joki, J. P. F.

and maid

Fischers & Fletcher, H. Fischer, R.

Fraser, Mr. and Mrs. Frankels, C. W,

R. B.

Glover, P. B.

and | Japanese maid

Roach, Mrs. J. S. and Hill, Wm. G.

child

Mr. and Mr. J.

Waterhouse, Mrs. A.

Hislop, Ror. C. Robbins, a... Lieut. Jackson, Mrs. and child Waterhouse; Mrs. N.

And Mrs. J. F

Rowland Min E.

Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J Aucot, E. F.

Granty RM, Capi, and Stein, A. La

Mrs.

Gray, T. C.

Hall, Capt. T

| Hanghwant, W. B.

Hardy, R., Lt and

Mn. C. T

flarker, B. n.

'.

J

PEAK

Knight, Mr.

Louder, 'Mr.

Schalthäfer, P.

G. and child

Shea, J.

taattia, A

Skott,

Skott,

Bentinck, Mr.

Smith, W. D. Ford Spitiles, J. S..

Buxton, Lady B.

Chichester, Maj, A. A.

Stephens,

H..

Col.

Clothier, A. N. Cocki, Mr. & Mr. A. E. Daniel, Mr. Darling, Earnshaw, D Featon,

Gale

Gaster, E Gracey, Mr.

Capt.

Gearle Rev.

Hussan

Mr. and Mrs.

Stevenson, K.M., Lieut. Stinchfield, Jr, C.

Condr. and Mrs. E.

Tackes, Miss

H. P.

Thomas, Miss M. L..

Mr.

Wakefield, Mrs. and Harker, B. Brotherton

Thomal

1

Hazard, E. R.

Thompson, N. S.

Holt, B..G.

Hollingsworth, Mr.

&

Miss

Kent, H. W.

Mrs.

Watkins, Miss E.

Kerr, F.

Hoppe, H. J.

Whitlow, A. W.

'Kerr, Mrs. H.

Huggett, J. HA

Hunter, R.

Kerr, Master H. and

valet

Mr, H.

Kerr, Mr. and Mrs.

King, T. H. Koenig, C.

Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. 5. Kerr, Mr. & Mrs. J. K, Binney, Miss Bissell, W. S. Boosar, Mr.

J. W.

Bonner, E. A

and Mrs, Köhler, W. C Laing, A. H. Lewis, L. S.

Borthwick, RW. Borthwick, Mrs. R.

and child Bray, W. M; Broughall, L.

Burnie, C, M. G.

Lindholm, Mr. & Mrs

W... W.

Chalmers, A. B. Chapman, Jr., C..F. Chatham, Hon. & Men,

W,

Chater, Mr. and Mrs.

F. G. H. Chick, M. O.

Lindholm, Miss Marriott, Dr. O..

McCorkle, O. J.

Mehl, Mr. and Mrs. A.

Wood, G. G.

42

Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T.

Humphreys, Mr. and Young, 1. A.

Ziegler, Mr. & Mrs.

CRAIGIEBURN,

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Marchant,_ Miss

R. J.

Harnett, H. J. C.

Dann, G. H.

Dow, P.

Falloon, C. H.

Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.

Jameson, P. S.

Reynolds, F. O

Smith, E. Grant

Smith, Mr. and

Grant

Smith, Percy

Harben, Mr. and Ms. Soppa, P. Marchant, Capt. and Webb. Mr. and

Mrs, and children Montagua

Ainslie, Dr. D. H.

KOWLOON,

Crawford, Mrs. A. Charlton, R.M., Capt. Pall, A. 1.

Meier, Mr. and Mrs.

John

Milinis, Capt. and Mrs,

nurse and infant

j

nurse

Binde Mr. F. C.

Miller, P. L. Michael, J. S.

Hayoet,

Col.

Harcland, F.A.

Martin, R. Mitchell, R. Moss, Mrs.

Moxos, Mr. and Mrs. Ollin, F.. B.

Painter, Major & Mrs.

Major Reebla, Mr. Philips, Mr. and Mrṇ, Pollock, K.C., Mt. Quennell, Capt

Capt. and Mrs.

Stadt, Mr. and Mrs,

Sinclair, A.

Van de

Stokes, Mr.

Thomas, Mr. Carl

Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Misses

H.

Lacks, Mr.

Hughes, Mr.

Mrs.

Jeffries, '7. U.......

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. losling, Lt. Col. Kayo, Major and Mrs. Kalsall, Major & Mrs.

Vandin, Gordon

Vereker, Capt. & Mrs. Watson, Mr. & Mrs, M. White, Dr. M. 1. Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs.

John Woodward, Mr. & Mrs.

OCCIDENTAL

Bendixen, Capt. A Bendixen, Capt. G.

Mrs. Birmann, Dr. Med. H.

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

H. N. and children Reynolds, F. O, '

Compersen, S.

Edwards, H.

Fischer, H.

Rey, Dr. H.

Krill, G.

Lack, Dr. M. E,

Lindamano, Dr.

Lowe, Miss Sierle

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

CARTAIN:

Commander Hathord

Captain H. H. Toriesen. Commander H. du C. Loard..... .....

Lowe, Mr. and Min. J.

c.

N.

Major, Capta and Mrs.

.j .א .

Munro, Mise A.

Owen, O. R

Packham, Mr. & Mrs. |-

R. and a daughters Schönberg, Victor

Schutz, Franc

Warmecko, H.

LAST REPORTED AT

NAME.

CLASS.

TONB.

GUNS." 1.H.P.

Incrity

despatch-vessel...

1,700

Andromeda “

cruiser, tat class

Au... Astana

(1,000

3,000 $6,500

Hongkong

Captain R. elsan Ommanney

torpedo boat destroyer

Shanghai

550

7,000

Lieut. Commander R. H. Heaton

cruiser, zad class

4:360

10

7,000

Captain Lionel G. Tufnell

Ranaveric

cruiser, 2nd class

Cadmus

4.350

,7,000

Shanghal

Hongkong

...

1,070

Chrieb

water sank and g

44400

Shanghai

Yangtze

390

100

Cl

Diadem

sleap ...

1,070

1,400,

cruiser, 1st class.

+1,000

torpedo boat destroyer

16,500

7,000

Commander H. 13. Wilkin, D.S.O. Captain H. W. Savory... Lieut.-Commander H. E. Sulivan

Hongkong

Yangtare

...

en route Manka

...

Erna

From Angert Mi

14

Ettrick

7,000

7,000

s

Fxe Fame Flora

7,000,

Lieut. Commander Bather Lieu-Commander Lewin Commander A. F. Everett

Hongkong

Hongkong

Hongkong

5,700

Lieut.-Commander Stevenson

Hongkong

Hongkong

7,000

Captain H. Grant-Dalton

Singapore

4,000

Lieut. Commander H, B, Cox

14,000

Lieul. Commoder Richards.......

Hongkong

2,400

71,000

Captain Shortland

Captain E. FR. Charlton

Hongkong

Hongkong

7,000

Lieut. Commander's

an

route!Manila

Seymour

ongkop

3.900

1,700

800

P. Sigismund... Sydney M. & Go... Jan. Emp, of India. Japan C. P. R. Colan. 17andy. Numantia Moji... P. & A. Colan,

Manchum......Japan......P. M. Co...Jan. 12

Hars .. Kumsang Pressen Singapore M. & Co... Jan. 18 | Hérla ... Calcutta..., M. & Cojan. z flogue... ...Vancouver. C. P. R. CoJan. 30tchen... anus.. Kinsha

Tartar......

DOCK FETURNS.

HONGKONG AND Whampoa DOCKS.

Hochingisanınırı

lowan

H.M.S. Virago..

Fausang

Haitan.....

Dailin Maru..................

Caithnes

Kansu

Lady Mitchell Stephney. Washing Hainchang Kohchow .....

Нетриверодро

Meorben

Oher ...

Xambler. Robin...

Pack 20

Sandpiper Snipe

1+1

torpedo boat destroyer Torpedo boat destroyer

Tarpedo boat destroyer... turperle heat destroyer. cruiser, and class

torpedo host destroyer ropese boat fekirover special service torpedo-w... cruiser, 1 class

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mer gunboat

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cruiser, 1st class

receiving ship

river

gunboat.

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torpedo boat destroyer

Taku

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Tamar

Teal

Cosminpodmien

Virago

Waterwitch

surveying ship ...

Whiting

`SHANGHAI,

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6th inst.

Widgeon.

river gunboal

*

Woodcock...

river gunboat

#74

Wandlark

river gunboat

„Old, Dec. 29

3

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3

International Jan. 4 ...........................New ............... Tenkadoo,

International, 19 5.

Ship Passed The Canal,

torpedo boat destroyer ..

12,000

T

Licut. Commander W. H. Darwall Lieut. Commander R. V.F.R. Dugmore

Lieut. Commander F. B. Noble

Lieu Commander J. Kiddia

Commander C. E. Monto

Licut, Commander Robert E. Vaughan. Lieut. Commander H. T. Atlay

Lieut. Commander

Captain

Commodore H. F. Williams

Lieut-Commander E. Becretan...

Yangtare West River

Hongkong Surveying(Labuan) West River

Wast River

Yangtze

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140 *..240

240

J. T. S. Lyne ...

6,500 31,000

in reserve...

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17

Hongkong

en route "Manila

Hongkong

Boo

6,300

Lieut. Commander Hughes ....

Yangture

**

Hongkong

450

Commander R. W. Glennie

Bay

Hongkong

- 5.900

Lieut, Commandar C. E. L. Thomas...

Boo

550 550

Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer Simson Lieut. Commander G. J. Todd Lieut.-Commander Juo, F. Knox....

Hongkong

Yangtze

Yangtsio

Yangtere

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

NAME.,

5th December—Alsion, Matopro. 9th Dec ember-CAlwgwe, Kurichow, 12th Dec- ember-Austria, Reperdite, Siberia, Liang, show. 15th December-Antenor. Beniarię, Machaon, Erroll, Sperla, 19th December chow, Orpack, Segovia, Sunda, Sambia, 22nd December Calchas, Ning

Tourant,

Ras har 30th December-Premisen, Prins Regent Luitpõld, Caylen and January-Banmohr, C. Fard Larisa, Deucalion, Glenlogan, Tonkin, Argus.... 3rd January-Baralong. 9th January-Ronco

D'ASIA Bentedi, Nubio, Pelsus, Saxento, Zieten, Cam broman.

Achfron Adour... Ajouette

Caronade... Décidée Arrivals at Home-30th December-Ben. Descatter ... vinur, Sighten 1st January-Secpira 3rd Dupei-Thouars January-Senegambia, gth. January--Sunda. Francisque...

Frands 9th January-Alston, Bantu,

Guichent

Post Office.

Gorydon

Henri Rivière

Jacquin

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION. TONS. GUNS. H: P.

armoured gunboat

receiving ship... torpedo-depot..

+

**

river gunboat +27 river gunboat armoured cruiser gunboat cruiser.....*... armoured cruiser destroyer destroyer protected cruiser armoured cruiser river gunboat

river gunboat.

destroyer...

4,000

Haiphong Haiphong

Cape St. James

COMMANDING OFFICERS..

LAST REPORTED ÄT

1,796

10

1,703

Lieut. Pau.d

Lieut. Marla

H

Commander Kéribuet

123

500

Lieut. Jeaneuf...

... 150

Light.. Milles.**

Hongkong

***

9,500

Captain Aifatre...

Saigon

JAN

"645

Salgon

1,000

*** 3,985

$,500

Liautenant L'Kost ... Commander Amet ...

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Haiphong Shanghai

FIF

303

6,300

Liast, Cotoni

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·330

303

Lieut. Bibol

Capt, Tracou

9.376,

30,300

Cap. Rideux

Saigon Haigon

LIT

Salgon

Lieut Portier....

100

308

Liens, Le Coroller

Haiphong

Haiphong

IN

300

1,200

Balgon

19,600

6,300

Ligot, Duchemis

Saigon

d'Along

Lieut. Greliler...

་་ ་་

Balgon

Lieut, Marchand

Tongku

Chung kia

hi

Pistolet

Saigon

307

6,300

Saigon

Protée... Rapidre

Lieut. Glorieux

294

destroyer...

Lieut. Vincent-Bridognac

Saigon.

101

Redoutable *

battleship, reserve...

9.437

6,071

...destroyer

***

Capt. Passerat de Silane, Com'ding the local naval defence of Indo-China) Lient, Lobail

Baigon

414

107.

Balgon

1,796

1,700:

Capt. Dupriex

t

***

Saigon

14

... destroyer...

*

150

Commander Terquem...

A

receiving ship

204

23

***

torpedo-depot...

Lieut. Fougerousse ...

....

...river gunboat...

P

123

500

Lieut. Brugnon

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Javeling A Mall will sloss for... Kerzaini..... Saigon Par H.M.S. Alacrity, 14th Jan, Lynx... 9A.M. (By the fourtesy of Commander H. M. | Manchg Herbord.

Montesim

arrived at what I came because we have W. C: T. S. Filmer. H. Blum, M. Ruytine, Mr. Macassar--Per Tjimaki, 15th Jan, 11 ..

a satisfactory arrangement with the Burma and Mr. J. H. Hemperly, and Mr. Walter

my

Pil Company. I cannot conclude my remarks

of expressing the deep regret colleagues and myself at the very severe los that we have sustained by the deaths of Messrs. Henderson and Runge, both of whom had been connected wish the company from its inception, and had shown the Dimost interest and devotion to its business. I now formally move the adoption of the report.

,seconded the motion, which

Munanimously chairman; seconded i

was carried

Op the motion of

by

the

Mr. Jardine, the retiring directors, Mesars. 8. Samuel, W. F. Miicbell, and R. 1. Black were re-elected. The Chairman said the direc tors had also appointed Mr, 19:12. Arubold,

Ro s. For (fonofulu Mr. C. K. OI.

Shipping Report.

surveying-ship armoured cruiser

destroyer. river gunboat

201

**

Poibo

***

Shanghai Per Antenor, 14th Jun., § à'M. Balavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Yokohams and Kobe-Per Spania, asth Perlu Jan., 11. A.M.

Shanghai and Chinklang-Per Lysemoon, 13th Jan., 3 P.M. St. Arcadia fom Bombay:-Fine general | Jan. 5, Amoy and Foochow-Per Hal Swatow and Shanghai-Pèr Talsang, 15th

5 P.M. ly, foggy towards Hongkang.

Swatow,

16th Jan cking, Air. Thiliwong from Macassar:-Good wez

Babre Bingapore, Penang and Calcutta-Par K Styx ther, light NE, monsoon in China Sea.

sang, 16th Jan, 2. P.M.

Taklang Samarang and Sourabaya-Par Faurong. Takou... 16th Jan., a P.M.

Vauban

----

Str. Daffa from Shanghai-Delayed by fog up N., rainy and hazy weather throughout,

Str. Palamcolta from Rangana:— Moderate and tongkang, dense fog to miles B. of Gap monsoon S. of Paracels, calms between there

Rock,

the son of their respected late diracınr, to fil *Str. Tiuring from Wuhaj-Stanny Mly the place on the Board of his uncle, Mr. Philip | wind and heavy following sea, with squalls ac Amhold, who had gone abroad. He moved companied by rain to Helaban, thence to port that the appointment be duly confirmed. Mr. fresh la moderate NNE. winds and sex, fina A. Y, D. Best-seconded, and it was agreed to. | throughout, cloudy weather,

||

11 A.M..

144

Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday | Vétéran Island, Cooktown Cairns Townsville, Brisbane, Vigilanta: ... Melbourne, Adelaide and Ferth-Per Chingin, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand,

16th Jan., 3 F. 16th Jan., 5. 7.M;

Manila-Par Shanghai-Per Ninggo, 16th Jan, 3 P/M.

Found outside the General Post Office a wasch, Owner can have same on application to | Postmaster Genéral,

gunboat

sub-marine...

destroyer

sub-marine (H

יזי'

...armoured gunboat...

river gunboat

*Flagship of Vice-Admiral Richard, "ommander-in-Chief

Commander Savot-Duvauroux

Commander Simon

Commander Luporis

Capt. Martal

Ambraster

.250.

+

(Flagship of Rear-Admiral de Marolles,

| Fingship of Rast-Admiral Boisso, Second-in-Command.

At the disposal of Rear-Admiral da Marolles, Commanding the naval defence of Indo-China (*) Flagship

TH

Upper Yangiss

Sa:gob

Hongay

Saigon

Canton