Hotels.
ORIENTAL HOTEL,
MACAO:
FIRST CLASS HOTEL dusted to the Centre of Prayn Grande with splendid view of the Harbour,
LARGE AND LOFTY ROOMS, Elegantly Furnished.
EXCELLENT cuisine.
WINES AND SPIRITS of the best quality,
BILLIARD TABLE, the best in the Far East.
EVERY CONFORT FOR REsidents and TOURISTS. For Terms, &c., apply tr
THE MANAGER,
Macáo, 16th October 1991.
KING EDWARD
HOTEL.
A HIGH CLASS, PRIVATE HOTEL.
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LADIES' Afternoon Tea-Rooms- PRIVATE BAR and BILLIARD ROOMS
HOT and COLD WATER throughout,"
ELECTRICALLY LIghted. Electric Fans
(if required),
Electric Passenger Elevator to each
floory
TABLE DOTE at separate tables,
For Termi, &c., apply to the-
MANAGER.
Hongkong, th December, ront.
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL.
EXCELLENT CUISINE.
fa
MODERATE PRICES.
ELECTRIC FANS
TO ORDER IN
EVERY ROOM.
EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT.
Eldin Roth KOWLOON, Heppkong, b, Mar
JAPANESE ATTRACTIONS;
©THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY JANUARY 30,
LAND BOOM IN MANCHURIA
HIGH RENTS ÁT NEWCHWANG,
› Coniul-General Sammons, writingfrom New chwang, calls attention to prevailing conditions in land, and rosta. ....... He says:—Ever since the Tapanese Chinese wir, prices in Manchuria have been gevinsies, In tand there be hien "boom." Small tract that were purchased a |few years ago: or small sums are now being llepared of at small foranas.. Desimbla tracts in the foreign setiismani, sell as high as 18,000 and $9,000 gold per acre. Unreasonable runts ́are asked and usully secured. One of the
oldest foreign residents of Newchwang hai
been paying a nominal rental for year, $17 { gold per month," for a small one story house, This summer an enterprising, Japanese mer- chant offered Saco geld per month for the premises. A Japanese shipping firm, located on the "bund, is paying, at the rate of over 5200 gold per month for a very ordinary double ffice and store-room building, about 40 by 100 ft. and ground space in the rear, which for the past ten years did not nett the owner as gold per month. Thé abnormal advances in land vilues and rentals are due, of course, to the influx of Japanese merchants,
Shipping.
Arrivals, *!.
Dec,
Dr. Hans Jürg Kier, Not sa 691, H. E.
Larsen, rot Dec-loilo 14th Sugar, Aagaard & Thoresen Co Kina Luyken, Gạr: sa, t:160, G. Command,
1st Jan-Cantón grat Dec., Coal-Order. Empress of India, Br, ak, 1,033, E. Beatham, 2, 18th Jatt-Vancouver (FC) 26th Dec, and Beanghai 19th Jan, Mails and Gen C, P. R. Co.. Glenegle, Br. 8, 2,399, W. T. Larkins, 26th
Jan.-Singapore 20th Jan, Gen.-Seeng Taik Hong & Co.
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Post Office.
A Hall will close for 5---- Ouang-chow-wan, Hollow, Pakhoi' and Halphong-Per Hw4, 31st Jan., 9 Akanal, Shanghai Nagmaaki, Kobs, Yokohama and Seattle, Wash.--Per Dakota, 31st Jan, 10 AM.. Amoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Glo 30 Feb, 20
Saigon-Per Forwarts gist Fab., 10 AM" Singapore, Penang and Colombo-Fer Malacca, 31st Jan, 10 A
1906.
PRAX
Josling Lt-Col.
Cays, "Major, and
and Kalmait, Major & Mrs.
Knight, Mr.
Malland, Mr. and Mrs.
Adams, Nra, BL
Humphreys Mr and] Ambm, LL Anderson, Mrs.
"Andrews, Mrs. Ankrom, J. Hea Hurst, a., Engineer Bathurst, Capt | Atkinson, G. B.
Capt.
Mrs. Atkinson, B.
Innes, Capt. R.
Beattie, A Lake, Mr and Mr. N. Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Bentlack, Mr. Hand,
·ROY, STRADA VÄIDDIEn, Edm. ·
Lady Florence Bogie, Battiscombe, H. G.
Lady B.665 Manin, Re
Mitchell, R. Baydold, H, Ball, 1x, Engr.-Lieut.
Europe, &c., India, via Tuntcorin-Par Binger, A.
Gregory Apcar, Br. 1.84 1,961, J. G. Olliant, |
91b JanCalcutta 12th ... Young and Aingapore sand, Gen.-D. §. &.Co., - Rom, stet Jan, 11 A.M. La.
.
Holstein, Ger. 11, 985, A. Niejaht, 27th fab, -Haiphong 24th Jan., and Holbow agt, Gen.-J. & Co.
Hoogkong Maru, Jap. n.a., 3,447, B. Bent, flat Jan.-Yokohama via Ports 13th Jan." Gen.
T.K.K.
c
Hydra, Br. 1.4, 1615, J. B. Kent, 16th Jan.-
Moji rath Jan, Coal.—B. & Co. Katharine Park, Br. 11, 3,070, W. H. Copp) 26th Jan,,-Chefoo 21st Jan, Ballast.-G., L. & Co. Kensington, Br. 1, 2,247, R. Dower, 21st Jan, -Salina Cres 13th Jan.,. Ballast.-D. &
**
Keshoma, Russian s... 1,989, Smelsky, 26th Jan-Odessa 22nd Dec, and Singapore 20th Jan, Ballast.—Order... Kumsang, Br. sa 2077, E. J. Buller, a3rd Jan., Calcults 7th Jan., Penang 13th, and Singapore 16th, Gen.-1, M, & Co. Mathew, Ger. 1.1, 995, H. Harjes, 17th Jan.***.
Bangkok zotli Jan, Rica.-B. & S.
Rrian Ger, 4.1. 5,034, G. Meiners, a9th Jan.-Malacca, Br. 2, 2,615, C. J. Benton, 18th
Yokohama 20th Jan, Koba 2*nd, Nagasaki
23rd, and Shanghai 27th, Mail and Gen.
* M. & Co.
..
Taiyuan, Br. ., 1,419, L. Dawson, 19th Jan,
Jan.--Yokohama vía Ports 1ớth Jan,, Gen.
P, &'O, S, N, Co.
Nanshan, Br. mo., 3,299, A. Jo081, 27th Jan.,-
Raigon zand Jan., Gen.-B. & Co.,
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Singapore, Faning and Calcutta Per Kumrang, gist Jan., 3 P.M.---
R.L Bishop, L. Binay, Mr. & Mr. B.
Miss
W. S.
Joki, J. P. F Kaufmann, WM.
W.O
Nach-Per Heungrkan, J111 Jan and
Mrs. Lofty, Miss J
Ningpo and Shanghal-Por Tientsin, just far, 3 F.Mi
Shanghal-Ter Chaysang, 31st Jati, 3 PM Swatow-Pay Hafnium, 1st Feta, I P.M.) Macao-Par Heungskan, 184 Feb., 1.15 KM.-
3, Ꭲ.
Водает, E. A. Broughall, L... Burnie, C. M. G.
E
Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thunday } Cater Fit
Mr.
A. H.
Mr. & Mrs.
Marks, Mini S, K. Marriott, Di 0.
G.W.
ochle, J.
Mr. and Mr
P. La
Mr. & Mr. B. M.
Island, Cooktown, Calma, Townsville, Bristine, Chatham, Hon. & Mrs. Morecki, J. Sydney, Hobart, Launcation, New Zealand, was Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Tady, Clark, M. O. 1st Fab., 3 P.M.
Clark, Τ. Iloilo-Per Panting, rut Feb., 3.P.M...
י,
Batavia, Cheribon, Samamng, Sourabaysand Macassse-Per Tjipanaz, 188 Fab,:4 2.3.20 Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kebe, Yokohama, Hono tule and San Francisco-Par Hongkong Harw, 2nd Feb., 11 A.M.
Mr. and Mrs.
Dr. W. B. A.
J.
Mrs, & child.
| Clegg, RN, Eng. La Morri, G.
Mrs.
H.E.
Newington, A. G. Nichol LS. Nicholls, E. A.
Carrothers,
Carter, Mr and Mrs. Mots, Hiz.
MĀJA, A.; Mosco, ME and hiri
Mrs. A.E. Painter, Major & Mrs.
Craddock, Mr. & Mrs. Pollock, K.C., MENG Daniel, Mr.
Sewer, Capt. and Mrs. Searle, Rar, G.
Col. nshaw, D.
Gales, Capt.. Gaspar, Mr. Gaster, E. Gracey, Mr.
Seymour, Lt Col
Store Apt. & Mrs.
, Mr.
Missou
Thomas, Vandia, Gordon
Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Carl Halahan, Star-Surgeon Vereker, Capt. & M
W. Douglas
and Mrs.
*** Walton, Mr. & Men, M
Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Westcott, Mrs.
Haveland, F.A.
Howard, Mr. and Mr.
W. H.
Hughes, Mi
Jacks, Mr. Jeffries; H. V.
WH
Dr. MT.
UN
“Mr. and Mrs.
Wonde, Mrs. Van de Woodward, Mr. & MTA
KOWLOON.
Alnelle, Dr. D. H..
Crawford, Mr. A.
Macao-Per Haungrkan, 2nd Feb, 1.1(PM, Mer, Mr. and Mrs. Charlton, R.M., Capt. Davidson, W. S.
Manila-Por Fensang, and Feb, 3 PM). Shanghai, Hall, Kobe and Yokohamn-Per jilatjat, and Feb, Y.M. Manila-Per Radt, and
3rd Feb. 11 AM, Macro-Pár Haungzkow, 3rd Feb., 1.15 2.3. Shaughal-Fer Loongwon, 3rd Feb, M. Macro-Per Heungskan, pih Feb., 1.15 PM. Cebu and Iloilo-Par Kaifong, 5th Feb.,
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F. H. Cruickshank, A. Crumb, F. K. Cunningham, Miss A. Cunningham, G. Dallas,
Darley, Mr. & Mra.
Davies. Dr. 1
.F. H.
Yokohama 19th Jan., and Kobe 23rd, Oscar II., Nor. £.3, 1,070, R, Wilhelmsen, 27th 1-3 in. Zamboanga; Sandakan and Kudat-Per Davies, F. O.
Gen.-B. & S. Chibli, Br. 1,142, Hooker, 29th Jan,
Robe 11th Jan., and Nagasaki-rzih, Coal,
B. & S
Castor Nor. a, 774. Heifrdahl, 29th Jan,~- Tsingtau 24th Jan, Kerosine-Mr. Geo,
McBain:
Rubi, Br. 18, 1,6r9. R. W. Almond, 27th Jan, – Maria 2th Jan. Gen.5. Ta & Giải. Korea, Am. s. 3,651, W. B. Seabury, goth Jan., San Francisco 10th Dec', 'and Shanghai 7th Jan, Mails and Gen,—P. M. S. S. Co.
Choysang, Br. 1.5., 1,424, Selby, 30th Jan,
Canton 29th Jan, Gen.-J., M. & Co.. Suisang, Br. 5, 1,776, T. A. Mitchell, goth JanCalcutta 16th Tan., Coal.-J., M. &
⠀⠀
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Inn-Moji 20th Jan, Coal-H. B. K. Ouerspool, Br. 28: 1,840, 1. 1. Jamell, 16th
Jan-Moji 19th Jan, Coal-M, B. KI Petchaburi, Ger. 1,400, G. Hillmann, 27th Jan., Bangkok 16th Jan., Rice and Meal,
M. & Co.............
Quinta, Ger,, 5.5, 978, T. Frahm, 15th Jan.-
Chinklang 20th Jan., Rice and Ground. nuts.-S. & Co.
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Shahjehan, Br. 1.1, 1.065. J. R. Scott, anth Jan.,
Saigon 21st Jan., Gen-Wo Fat Bing. Sylong, 'Ger. 11., 1,845, Dezener, 25th Jan.,— Nagasaki 16th Jan., Ballast,~~), & Co. Triumph, Ger, 1.4, 769, A. Hansen, 26th Jan., |
Borneo, 6th Fab, BA
Manila Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshohe, Matups, Samarai, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Por Prins Sigismund
6th Feb, 10 A.M.
Nacao, Tim Sekan, 6th Feb, 1.15 PM.
Manila-Per
6th Fab, 3 P.M Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Vokabıma, Victoria and Vancouver, 11,C,--Per Emprevi of India, 7th Feb., 11 A.M..
Macao-Per Heungshan, 7th Feb., 1.157.3. Macro-Per Heungskan, 8th Febi, TUJEM, Yokohama and Kobe-Per Tainan, Bth Feb.,
3 P.M.
Deacon, F. B.
·
O.C.
S. L.
Paley, Mr. E. O. Peake, W.
W. Pecker, B. L.
Pennefather, Mrs. G.
rfordten, A. R. Pigott, C
Powell, W, A. Reel, Dr. R.
J. Roach, Mr. J. S. and
child
Robbins, R.M., Lieut.
Detzer, Mr. and Mrs. Pollock, F.
C. and child Doolittle, F. H. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs. Dowley “Mr., and Mrs.
W. Á
Mr. and Mrs. Downing
and infant Dowson, Capt. Evan-Jones, Dr.
Mrs. E Fischer, Fletcher, Fletcher, J. C.
-Shanghai vis Porta 20th Jan, Geo.-O.fa, Nagasaki, Koba, Yokohama, Hop C. W.
S. K. Victoria, Swed. 1.1, 988, J. A. Heilberg, 23rd Jan,-Moji 16th Jan., Coal,-8., W. & Co.
Co.. Hangsang, Br, sm, 1,156, Wilde, weth Jan.-Vorexris, Ger. 10, 640, Ulderup, arst Jan.-
Shanghai and Swatow 20th Jan, Gen.-J., M. & Co
Hue, Fr. 5.4., 705, Gadinau, 30th Jan.,
Haiphong and Helhow 29th Jan, Gen.- A, R. M. Anning. Ch. 1.4, 1.300, J. Warwick, 30th Jan, Shanghal 26th Jan., Gen.-C. M. S. N.
Co
.
Clearances at the Harbour Offine. Triumph for Swatow. Rrom, for Singapore. Zangsang, for Canton, Quinta, for Capton. 123 | Tean, for Manila.
GRAND THEATRES AND IMPOSING HOTELA
Under the tile of "New Tendencies and New Enterprises," the Yomiuri „discusses a
Departures Jan. 30. Alesta, for Singapore. 'Shawmut, for Tacoron. Hongkong for Haiphong. Zaida, for Singapore
proposal to build a theatre in Tokin on a Satow.
for Durban 'grand scale, so as to be an omament to the Carl Diederichen, for Haiphong. city, fit to show foreign sight-teers, "without eonia, (or
Canton imp, for Canton. reddening our cheeks for shame"; and the Pasting, for Canton, same time, the introduction of radical reforms. Ithan, for Canton. "In theatrical performances. The proposal is Team, for Manila.
Ste-tor, for Singapom. supported by no less a personage than Marquis Ito. It is of national importance, the l'omiuri
Taiwan, for Chinking.
Passengers arrived.
Manila 7th Jan, and Itollo 16th, Geo-J. & Co. Wongkoi, Ger, 15. 1,117, W. Reher, 19th Jan, Bangkok 1th Jan., Rica ard Fish.—B. & S,
Yuensang, Br. 4, 1,128, P. H. Rolfe, 29th Jaq-Manila 261b Jan., Gen-1, M. & Co.
SANING VRBARLS,
Olta, Nor., ship, 1,199, F. Pefsnes, 24th Dec
Fremantle 18th Oct., Sandalwood-S;" & Co.
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Rose, Br, bq., 811, Wright, roth Nov.--West Australia, 4th Aug Sandal Wood.-S. & Co.
Simla, Br. 4-masied bq, 2,087, Crison, 13th.
· Dec., Cardiff 4th July, Patent Fuel- Naval Yard.
Vincent Br. ship, 1,774, Cox, 18th Jan,
Philadelphia coth Inly, igos Oll..-S, O. Co.
Steamers Expected. ...
Ter Taiyuan, from lapan-Mrs. Engel and Willehad. Sydney M. & Co... Feb. 1o a children, and Mr. Turtor.
Emp. of Japan. Vancouver. C. P. R. Co Feb.
Per Room, from Sydney-Dr. R. Nehachner. From Yokohama-Miss Burgess, Mesus, Shaw, Tsing Yung Hin and Min Wanio. From Koba Nagasaki-Mr. H. Imamura. From Shanghai Mr. and Mr. F. Molier, Mrs. Redfeum, Mr. Pollock, Mrs. Remeiter Mr. H. C. Jorgensen, Mrs, and Miss Marquis da Silva, Messrs, H. Garson, Kisumura, J.’Oka and S. Yoshikayo."
H. Gehrts, F. Schmidt, A, Vernon,
thinks, as we learn from a summary in the Japan Timer, for it is.but an item among many reforms thai Japan will have to adopt if she wishes to live up to the position of a victorious nation, in the eyes of foreign countries, in the master of her" intellectual, amusemarts, s in all other respects. The paper gives-Mesars, Tsun Sin Ban and Pin Kee. From its hearty support to the scheme, but goes a step further, and makes the suggestion, that up-to-date hotels are more urgently needed io Tokio than theatres, as they have more direct influence on visitors from abroad, who largely form their estimate of any country's progress in civilisation according to the amount of personal comfort and convenience they end, on comparing ane place with another. If a floancial magate from London or New York finds that all the thousand and one details of his every day life, the luxuries and the practical
and San Francisco-Per. A'oran, gih Fab.,
11 AM.
Macao-Per Heungshon, 9th Feb., 1.15PM. Manila-Per Zafiro, 10th Feb., 10 A.M. - Europe, &c. Iuda, via Tuticorin-Pet Arradia, 10th Feb., ST AM
Macao-Pangakon, 10th Feb. 1.15 P.M. Macao-Per Heungskan, 1zib Feb., 1.15 Macko-Per Heungskow, 13th Feb, 'ELIKA, Macao-Per Haungkan, 14th Feb., 1.15 P.M. Macro-Per
Heungshan, 15th Feb., 1.15. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Ronn
HOD: tala and San Francisco---Fer Coptic, acth Feb.,
10
·Indin vio Tape Salaris, 20th Feb., 11 & M.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, (B,C.)-Pet Tarlar |2111 Feb., 11_A.M.")
Touran, 6th Mar, 13 A.M.
Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-Per
Maits for Canton, Samshui, Wuchow and Macao will be closed on week days al 7,10 every morning. On Sundays the mall for Macua will be closed at 6am, and that for | Canton at ở
Mails for Namigo, Sanbus, Kongmoon, Kumchuk, Bamahni, Wachaw And Caston every evening a 5 pm. On Sundays the mails will be closed at 9 a.m.
No mail will be closed for Canton un Satør. day evenlog.
VISITORS AT THE NOVELS.
Jameson, P. S. Reynolds, F. O. Smith, E, Grant
Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant
Smith, Percy Soppa, P.
MI
R.M., Capt.
T. C...
and Mrs. J. F. Scott, Mr. & Mrs. G. L.
and Mrs. X., and Hall, A. J. nurse
Reynolds, F. O.
CHINA, COAST · METROULDVICAL REGISTERE
January 29th, 1906, a.m..
Vladivostock./7 a.m. Nemuro... a.m. Hakodate... .H
Tokio........
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. J. Naba
sod、 G. and child
volt,
H. J
J.J.:
Bar. Th. HD. Wind We
Talboku... Taichu
"Kock!
Nagasaki...... Kagoshima... Oshima Ishigakijima..
a.m.30.16
30,00
30.07
30.00
30.09
1.3
30.46 29
Mr. and Mrs. Tainan
Solomon, Miss E
Spittles, J. 8. Stein. A. L..
and Steinbach, E.
Gray, A. B. Grey, Mr. E. Hall, Capt. T Hanghwont, W: B Hardy,
Lt. and R.M. Mn. c. T. Harker, B. B. Hinton, H.,
Stephens,
Stevenson, N., Lieut.
Comdr. and Mrs. E.
Thomas,
UI, P.
Thomas, Miss M. La Triffaut, Mr.
Wakefield, Mrs. and
Miss
Koshun Pescadores.... Weihaiwel....9
羊
'Gutzlaff Sharp Peak... Amoy 6.30 Swatow Canton
30.07
a.m. 30.12 53
H
Hongkong...tom. 30.30 57 78 Victorin Peak и Gap Kock ...
MACAO.***** Haiphong
Maria
(30.1
Iga
Watkins, Miss E.. Whittell, Mrs. & Miss
30.00 79
Bacolod 9 p.m.
·Eloito...
и
Wood, G. G.
Cabas
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Hollingsworth, Mr. & Whitlow, A W
Mrs.
Holt, B. G. Hunter, R. Huey, C. L.
Backhouse, J. H. Balliste, Mr. Barnes, H. W. Brand, E. Z Burgess, D.
Wright, Mr&Mrs, T. C. St. James.com. Young, F.A.
E
January 30th, 1906, 1.m,
Vladivostock.7.m.
KING EDWARD.
Nemuro 6
A.31.
Hakodate
Kishevitch, Mr. & Mrs, Tokio
Kochi
Lugebil, V.
Manchester, Lieut, W.
Condrean, Mr.
Milbe, F. E.
Kagoshima.. Naba Jahigakijima..
Taikoku...
.m: 30.31]
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Croix, Mr. and Mrs.
E. Moller, Mr. & Mrs. E.
H. de Ste.
Taichu..
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n
30.06
Pescadores...
"
Weihaiwala.m. past 3-
30.19
Gutria
Sharp Penk...
#30-44 43 91
50.10 49 73
McAlpine, Mrs. K Campbell, Mr. & Mrs. McAlpine, Lt-Comdr.
D. M.
K.
Cruickshank, J.
Delaney, LT
Derlapx, P.
Denman, Mrs. C. and 2 children Dibrell, W. C.
Morse, Mr. & Mrs. F.G. T Moses, E. J.
Moulder, Mr. and Mrs.
A. B.
H. Moutrie, S...
Dismukes, D. E. and
child
Ehrhardt, Capt. W,
C. R,
Niabet, Home
NOTBEWE
Parker, W. T.
Pearse, Dr. W. W.
Rutherford, T.
Schoonmaker, M. and Schourstoff
Countess
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour, Mrs. 1. K.
Vassels
Zielan.......
Lalang
Eastern
Tourano
From Angist Dur
....Singapore M. & Co... Feb. Singapore I., M. & Co Feb. Sydney... G., L. & Co Feb 3 Singapore.
6. M. M....... Feb. Tartar............lapan ... C. P. R. Co Feb.
3
-CRAIGIEBURN,
5
Adams, M. and Mrs, F: Marchant, Miss
Trinan Capri
་་་་་་་་་་
Sydney ...B & S... Feb. Singapore C. & Co... Feb.
R. J.
8
Barnett, H. J. O.
Dano, G. H
Douglas, Min Drabble, A. C.
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Schmitz, A.
14
Dow, P.
Edwards, J. A.
Falloon, C. H.
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Harber, Mr. and Mrs. Marchant, Capt. and Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs, and children.' Montague
Fraker,
Shaw, T. E
Furses
Col. G. A.
Gray
Dock.
| Hartley,
N. J.
H.
R. J.
Owen, O. E.
Munro, Miss A.
Joses, W
Koll, G.
Quinto,
Lowe, Miss Siesie
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Schulz, Capt. A. -
Wist, H.
DOCK RETURNS,
N
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS, Frithjof sitiare Каккют
11 Empress of India Wongkol........ Knivsberg ............ Katherine Park
and Mrs. J. H. Schommaker, Messrs. A. W Per Koren, from San Francisco, &c.Mr. *Walter, J. H. Ankrum, Miss S. Bolton, Mr. S. Bolton, Mr. S. Uchigati, Mr. and Mrs. A. Syfong............ Falter, Mr. Edward Hanley, Mrs. H. E. Ren- Kensington cock, Miss A. l'eacock, Meturs. T. H. Jones, Jacob Diederichten... W. Kaufmann, Harry E
Laughlin, Miss S
H.M.S. Ettrick K. Harks, Miss H. A. Mead,
facilities, work out much the same here as they Mnotgomery, J. S. Nichol, Miss MoFT
E. Ole. son, Miss Clara. Taite, Mr. F. P. Whitten, Mrs.
do at his home, he says. This place is quite up. Whittell, Miss Florence Whittell, Mr. W. as civilised as our own is," and be forma whole set of opinions on that basis. And his F. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs, E. Kishevitch, Mr. C. opinions go far to influence the attitude of the R. Burkill and servant. Mrs. Sutherland. Mr. J. great
world towards Japan. But the plain faci M. C. Pherson, Mrs. Irvine, Messra, Hayes, Mourie, Byme, Mr. and Mrs. N. Bake, and 157 Chinese..
is that the visitor finds nothing of the The
boteis that Tukio has are admittedly bighly
creditable, all things considered Their man
47.
agers and employees
their very im
very simost to
Per Hangsang, from Shanghai, &c.—Mr, and Mrs. A. Forbes and child, Revs. J. V. Latimer, make guests comfortable I and they certainly W, Ashmore, Jr., and Dr. M. D. Eubank. do attain excellent results, considering the
circumstances. lo
fact,
visitors some find, and
bit a
frankly declare, that they can br avery
Shipping Renor
comfortabla here as in any Western mellom, gale in Japan coast, heivy monsoon in Formo
But the majority do not say so. Most
Bay
even when wishing, to be complimentary, "Of course, there are little things ond must put up with," or "ons must not expect too much in a place like this and so on. And
Str. Taiyuan from Yokohama :-Heavy NW,
sa Channel.
Str. Hangsang from Shangbal:-Light to moderate NE, monicon and fine weather to
Tal
Sancheong ' Yanshap.
11
19
Cosmopolitan
17
Kingsmannitere Honem....
SHANGHAI.
22nd inst.
Bessboumnin, mi..............Old,' · Jan. 18,
Kwelcho..................................International, Klogsing............................................ New,
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OCCIDENTAL
Birmano, Dr. Med. R. Majer, Capt. and Mrs. Caspersen, S..
Keye, Dr. H.
Packham, Mr. & Mrs.
**R. and a daughters
J. L.
Schuts, Franz
Smith, Capl. C. C,
Capt. and Mrs. Smith,
and children. *
E. Hazlewood, C. H. Irwin, B.
Jackson, Mrs, and child Jones, F. H,
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.
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Swatow
Canton..
ngkong
Peak
Gap Rock
Масво
Haiphong...
Manila.......
a.m. 30.12 52,
2
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Ho lo
Cebu
C. St. Jameson
Jan. 19 at
ES.
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Capt. & Mrs. N. van
Bromstel am 30.20 Temperature muruga 57 58 Humility........................ 78
3010
77
Logan, W.
Rainfall
0.24
Katz, Mr. and Mr. W. Wyck-Zumasase, Jr.,
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
Torpedo bost deyer....
TONS. GUNS. I.H.P.
7,000
NANE.
CLASS.
Alacrity * Andromeda Arun Astraea. Bonaventure Cadmus 16. Cherpk
Clie
despatch-vennol...
1,700
-cruiser, 1st clasi
111,000
16
330
3,000 16,500 7,000,
cruiser, and class
4.303
cruiser, and cla
4.350
7,000
sloop
FA
1,070
W
...
water tankc and log ... Bloop
1,400
390
1,070
Diadem Dee
cruiser, 1st clasi
11,000
torpedo bost destroyer
torpedo boat destroyer.
rick
torpedo boat destroyer".
EIG
Ships Passed The, Canal. 5th December-Aktion, Matopje, 9th Dac- ember-Chingwe, Kusichow, rath Dsc ember-Austria, Riverdale, Siberia, Liang- chow, 15th December-Antenor,
they speak quite truly. But it is not a desira | Swatow, thence freth NE, monsoon, overcast, |. Sambly Erroll, Spesia, 19th Decemebat
bla state of things. It
ga, that they expect 1///cans, in blunt langus and gloomy weather
be rather below
their own home stan "ard; that they consider
this
country,
so, while they
in
fact,
Ito'
"below the
mark." And
which is gratify a degree of condens strong NW, wind and a high sea between there
as far as it
Str. Room froin Yokohama-Hot very
and Kobe, after leaving there the wasther was we ought fins during the whole voyage to port. among the great ng sions of the world, if Japan wishes to be really
to try for something
approaching the condition.mathing really
in their class The
Yomiuri therefore urges that there should be hotels of really high class
Vessels in Port.
Утелнина,
as judged by the best Western standard not Aughin, Ger. 1.6., 1001, D. Reimers, 33rd Jan,
does there
only
very good for lapan but vel oors
good ~~Bangkok 15th Jan, Rics and Wood.— svon for London or New York, But
B. & S. pot confine it remarks to Tokio
bare Borneo, Ger. ... 1.544. F. Sembili, 17th Jan., The nenit the' favourite, re should, it contela i
-Sandakan zori Jan., Gen.-M. & Co. sorts a good hotels as in corresponding places abroad.
is a standard of oray, the Femiuri considers, this
Not
in the East, Bourbon, Fr. ., 900, Le Ball, 27th Jan
Baigon 22nd Jan., Gen.-Mat Fat. MOTO
Fime... 32nd December Calthar,
Flor. Nings chow, Oopack,
Shopia
Raf Handy Sunda
Inda, Tourans, Bira, 30th December-Prawatan Prins Rigant Hart Luitpold, Ford. Latite,
Deucalion, 3rd J
Nubia, Broman, 13th Frins fisturich, Ind
Ceylon, zad 235 Hecla
9th
19th
Tonkis. Hogue... -Banta, Jtchen... Zišten, Cam
Kinsha Tourang
Pirtia, Moorhen... Radbier
Dongela, Bakte Bengalt, Locktay, 23rd Janu
Robin...
Yavs, Palermo, Silerim, (Cur.) Sandpiper
***
torpedo boat destroyer ..
torpedo bost denroyer
3nd
cl
class...
cruise bost destroyer... torpedo
bost destroyer
terpada bost
special service torpedo-v...
cruiser, 1st clan
torpedo bost desirer... torpedo boat detroyer ...
river gunboat
river gunboat
[
torpedo bost destroyer.
surveying-vessel
Fiver Funboat
6,400
12,000
300
1400
16,500
7,000 -7,000
7,000
000
CAPTAIN,
Commander Harbord
·LAST REPORTED ÅT
Bangkok:
Hongkong
Hongkong.
பர்ர்
Shanghal
Shanghai
Hongkong
Captain R. Nelson Ommanney........... Leat Commander R, H, Haaton Captain Lionel G, Tufnell Captain H. I. Torlesse ***** Commander H. de C. Loard....
Commander H, D.
Captain H. W. Bavorin, D.8.0.1.
101
Lient Commander H. E. Suliran Lient Commander Bather,. ' Lieut. Commander Lawin Commander A. P. Eversit Llent. Commander Stevenson Captain H. Grant-Dalton Lieut. Commander 4,000
H. B. Cox Lient Commander Richards 5,000
5,700 7,000
31,000 7,900
Captain E. F. B
Plamander u
Shortlasariton
Lieut.-
常缈
务
Bangkok
...Hongkong
Darwall....
Lisat-Commander E. V. F. R, Dugmon
AREAS THE
Lieut. Commander 7. B. Nobla Lingt-Commander J, Kiddie baai Commander C. E. Monro
Lieut. Commander Robert K. Vaughan,
Lieut.-Commander H. T. Atlayer
Lleut, Commander J. T. A. Lyne ... Grant
Commodore H. P. Willems
140
240
......cruiser, tat clam
river
river cupboat the HE torpeda Lust delioyor, koj
240
6.50
receiving shipme
Funboat
boat torpedo
paying thi
Bont river gunhost
31,000
Captain Wi
111
B00
donroyer.....
6,300
450.
troyer
5,900
= 2*
Bog
fror gunboat beitsver-gynhost.
* Flying:Flag'ni Admieni Bir Garird D. Now,
for that aff"as good aspecially fmt. } City of Birmingham, Dr. La., 147, Watson, 12nd January-Samagambia, 5th` January-Syada, Whjtjpg |
portant, and more urgent th in theatres, because Japan is not a ti h nation, and ought to think of enterprises that can bring in money, before considering mere appearance, Theatres will not sitract as much money from, foreign visi tory as hotels wi
Alice, Prina Bilet Frialdich, Rikastik Shetta, Yang Tax, Lothian, Lasrtis, 201 JanuaryAnna Banglos, Diened, Hyton, Setle Glaucus, Oceanien, Stikonia, Ghaxse, Munich, Tamar Longsor.
Teal Arrivals at Home-3och December-Baw || Virago Vinus, Sachsan,, Int January-Soraira. ged Waterwitch Jan-Pule Cantos and Touren 19th Jang January-Alton, Bania, 1shanary Woodcock.
Widgeon Ballast Mr. T, M. Jamlaton,
Prins Regent Luitpold, Serbia, Tombia... Dakota, Am. 18, 20,714, E. Francke, 27th January-Bewalder.
16ch 18th
Janjary==/ Jan-Seattle 16th Dec, 1905, Yokohama gib andary-Deucalion, Print: Hetarich. 10th Jan., Kobe 17th, Naratifi soth, and | aird January-dimand Bakke, G. Far! Zaslan Shanghal aqth, Qi--M. 9. K.
*
Last Commander. Secretan... Lieut. Commander Harbor wo Commander B. W. Glaanis Lient, Commander 6.2L Ljent, Commander G. B. Boisery Lien Commander G. Ja odd
Hong
Bay
Wes Rives
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