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18 YOU WOULD WIN DON'T-

BEA QUILTER.

Life was not made for the quitter. ' Down with the coward and mope.

· Driak off the swait with the biter. Here's to our joy and our bóps." This song, the song of An Essiere institute, means more to me than any other song I ever heard, although its tune in the fight katodian- tina, and its words are simple and quite with out thetorical pretence.

Because one day when I was in that Why! Be

dult, and hopeless mond wheerful exaltation there bit away that which is the drst. effect of an isciculable

Its Borrow, I heard

courage sound. rød bravely by the frulyen busiastic voice of

cry of baitle

youth, when i was visiting the institute of one

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31, 1906.

„V Departures", Jav. 3

Roon, for Europe. Triumph, for Swatow Hoitain, for Rolbow. Hanging for Canton. Quinta.for.Canton.

Aralarze, for Singapore.

"Choven"; for Calcutta,

for chir Glenogh, for Rangoon, Vorwarts, for Saigon.

for Haiphong, ur Taishun, for Shanglish, Testin, for Shanghai,

11, for Sourabaya, Dakots; for Seattle.

nez Tan

riguez,

Passengers arrived.

Sen

Ambro, L.

Pennefather, Mrs. G. Andrews, Mrs.

Steamers Expected."

Cunningham, Miss Az "Cunningham, G.

Peake, W.

Pecker, BAL.

Darley, Mr. & Mrs. W.

Vézela

From Angest

Duc

Darien, Dr. F. H.

Pfordian, AR.

Singapore M. & Co... Fab.

Davies, F. O.

Laitang. Singapore J., M. & Co Fab

Deacon, F. B.

Pigott

Eastern Tour De Tartar....... Tainan Clealogan... Capri.......

Sydney G., L. & Co Feb.

Detser, Mr.

Powell, W.

Willehad

Singapore M. M. Fab Japan...... C. P. R. Co Fab

Sydney... B&B. * Father

Doolittin, 7. H. Douglas, Capt. & M..

Reel. Dr. L. R.

Josling, L-Col. Kaye, Major and Mrs. and Kelsall, Major & Mm.:

Knight, Mr.,

ZHINA COAST METKOOLOGICAL REGISTAKE,

January goth, 1906,"am"

Bar, Th,Hìii Wind Wa

Vladivostock. 7. um.

Mr. and Mrs. Temuro am

Bathurst, Capt.

Beattie, A. Bentinck, Mrs. Bogie, Lady Florence

Mr.

Caruthen,

Mr.

Martin, R Kitchall, R.

Roach, Mr. J. S. and Buster, Lady B.

child

Mr. and Mrs. Moss, Mrs.

Takodate... Tokio....... Kochi

Singapore McG, &'CADC #P" Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Robbin G Maj. A, A, Moxon, Mr. and MARI ++01:

Singapore. C. & Co. Fit & M. & Co... Feb. 10 Sydney. Emp, of Japan. Vancouver, C. P. R. Coreb. 14

DOCK RETURNS. HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK),

Kowloon

Katherine Park Syfong.............. Kensington Jacob Diederichsen... H.M.S. Ettrick Tal On.....

"Per Rudi, from Maalla-Capt. Chan, Smith, of its feital days. And all the force that un-

U.S.A., Lient. Comdr. McElroy, W..N. Mr. M. Struve ...........

Frithjof derlay my lired spirit sprang up renewed in

M. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. G.. N. Aimsby, Mrs. answerlóthe ardusir of the stanza's practicality,

S. J. Bridves, Mr. W. I made up my mind that I'd not be a quitter. Adams, Mrs. C. F. Baine, Messrs. A. M. Rasi-Wongko

Dibrall, Mr. B. Į. C.

Empress of lodia What was life made for? That I did not know.hagen, C. E. Rath, Ms. Easthagen, Mr. G. W. Knivsberg....... Whom was 11 made for hat was easier to

Wright, Mrs. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. J. 5. Mower. Surely it was for hith who use it well.

Life was not made for the quitter. Here's Parker, Messrs. 1. P. Petuangce, Julio Rod.

eng, and at Chinese. Tion to our joy and our hope!" Over and over again since that day when was like a shipwrecked

Per Halmun from SwatoMines Forbes, Dough, and Mr. Andersen, soul'lying despairingly in the trough of the

Per Standio, from Singapore-Mr. Brickner, wave, unable to secunyiling but the fathomless depths of the sky I could not reach, the words

Misses Beckmann, Henketett, and 146. Chinese. Coast Ports for Per afgi Mure, from have helped me hold my head up and count

Canton-Mr. Pehff. blessings, as a child counts lovingly the my flowers in a daisy crown which some one whom she loves has given her.

to-morrow

Am Lired to-night? Well, there's coming, and probably 'twill down in sunshine. What if proves a rainy day.?. Then pertimps there'll be a rainbow at the end of it.

Oh,

Have I been bruised by chicumstance? well, there's many a flower in the wood thai never. 'gives off fragrance till its leaves are crushed, an 1 such one am 1. maybe.

Am Jonce more in the trough of the billow, watching a leaden sky? How soon will the stars come out, I wonder, the selfiame stars that my friends on shore are seeing, the stars which form an indissoluble link between me | and kòme?”

Per Denbighshire, from London-Mr. and Mrs. Bridger and 4 children; Capl. Hay, and Mr. G. Evetts.

Shipping Kenort.

St. Daigi Maru from Tamaul-Moderate NR: monsoon,

Su, Haimun from Swatow :-Frash. NE monsoon and rainy..

Str. Tliponas from Amay -Strong Easterly. breeze, moderate ses, cloudy and rainy wea

ther

Yousola In 'Port.

Утканина,

Anglin, Ger...,,, D. Reimer, 23rd Jan., Bangkok 15th Inn, Rice and Wood → B. & S.

Boraco, Ger..., 1.314, F. Sembill, 27th Jan,

It is a hard world. It is a cruel world, and the mom that men and women live in it the mare, fiks it a they Become from the primal instinct of self-preservation, unless they keep unspoiled their youthful faith in joy and their hope. To give these up in the first step toward playing the quitter, to joining the ranks of the coward and mope.

It date'nol

miller whether it is a case of work or of Bauble, j'an.anake) your own prate of mind, as you make your own succes. Brav ery is not necesarily a slow virtue, though it.Chihli, Br. 8.x, trga, Hooker, zgth Jan.,--

has that name; I my be the unpretentious instinct of the plodder, as well as the defiance oft

Whatever other elements the strang

may be in a man's succour, and there are as many as there are men, this much in always rue The man that wons is never a quitter; through dark and through daylight, through thick and through thin, he stands by his joy und bis hope.

Dorothy Fenimore in & F. Chronicle, -

AMERICA AND THE JAPANESE,

WAR PREDICTID IF EXCLUSION LAWS

ADOPTED.·

The San Francisco Chronicle of Dec. 20 publishes the following Denver despatch War between Japan and the United Stries is predicted by David Stair Jordan, President of the Stanford University, if Uncle Sam puts up the bars against the Japanese as he has against the Chinese, He declares that the island Government would repeat the action with arms, He says: "If the proposed J Japanese exclusion measure become: a law it will mean war be. tween the United States and Japan, I am sure of il, because I am personally acqualhied with many of the Japanese officials and know their sentiments. They are a sensitive people, and they object to this nation's pullin special ban on their race and letting bars for the cheap labour of other

«То nation. nese stone will undoubtedly exclude the Japanese

the

cause trouble. A further communication published in the succeeding issue of the Bate

Sandakan 20th Jun., Gen.--M, & Cơ, - Bourbon, Fr. 5.5, 10. Le Bail; 17th Jan —

Bagan 22nd Jun., Gen.—Mat Fat. Castor, Nor. ■*, 774. heýrdahl, 19th Jan.-- Tsingtal 24th Jan, Kerosine,-Mr. Geò. Mclain.

City

Khe 11th Jan, and Nag-akith, Coal, Birmingham, fr. 1.6., 147, Wrisan, 22nd Jad-Pulo Canton and Touron 19th Jan, BalistMr. J. M. Jamieson, Dr. Hans Jürg Kier, Nor. ss, (g, H. E.

Larsen

9th Dec,loilo Sugar Aaguard & Thoresen Co. Emma Luyken; Ger. 12,160, G. Chenand 1st Jan Canton 31st Dec, pal-Order Empress of India, Br. st., 3,932, E Heetlam, R.N.R., 18th Jan.-Vancouver, (B.G.) 26th Dec, and Shanghai 15th Jan., Maila and

Gen~C. P. R. Co. Gregory Apcar, Br. 11, 2,96,. J. 6. Olifent,

280 n-Calcutta 12th Ja

Penang and Singapore 2nd, Gen.-S. & C. Hongkong Maru, Jap:as., 3, 147, E.Bent, at Jan-Yokoliamu ja Porte 13th jam, Gen.

T.K. K.

Hydra, lle. .., 2,622, ]. II..Kent, 16th fan..

Moji toth Jan., Coil.--B, & Co.

Saacheang ............ Naushan mängung Kansu Honam

Beschoumain Kweicho Kingsing

Cosmopolitas

SHANGHAI,

Downing, Mr. and Mrs,

Dawson, Camat

Capt Edwards, Mr. and Mrs.

and His J. F.

Scott, Mr. & Mrs. G.L.

Scott, Mr. and Mrs.

G. and child.

VANIT

Olli

Cocks, Mr. & Mr.A.E. Painter, Major & Mrs. Craddock Mr. & Mn, Pollock, C., M. Daniel, Mr. Sawer, Capt, and Mrs.

Col

Dr. and Solomon, Mr. and Mrs. | Dariln

ven-Jones, Dr.

Skott

Dock Fletcher

Flatcher J.

Forbes, Macf. M. Gatuts, H.

- 22nd inat." Old, Jan. 18,

....International,

men .....Now, w B.

Post Office.

Grant, M., Capt. and

Grove

TC.

Hail, Capt. T.

Hanghwont, W. B.

Hardy, 2.M., Li, and

Mm. C. T

Barnes, H.W. Brand, E. Z Burgess, Miss D. Campbell, Mr. & Mrs.

Mixe E.

Spittles), S.

'Stein, A. La

Steinbach, E. Stephers, H.

Stevenson, N., Lieut.

Comdr. and Mrs. E.

Thomas, H. P.

Thoma Misa M. L. Triffaut, Mr. Wakefield, Mr. and

Miss

Waika), Mi E.

Whitlow, A. W.

& Wright, Mr. &Mn. T.

Galer, Capt. Gaspar, Mr. Gasior,

Mr.

Sonvey, Stokes, Mr. Thomas,

Mrs. Carl

GAME, and Mn. Thomas, Misses'

W. Douglas

Vaha

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ILITI

Capt. & Ms.

Sharp

escadores Walhalwei.... Gutzlaff

k.m

Peak,

moy.30 watow

***.19 a.m.

White, Dr. M. 1.

Victoria l'enk

John

Масло ра

Vandin, Gordon

Halahan, Staff Surgeca Vereker, Capt. & Mrs.

and Mrs.

Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M.

Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Westcott, Mrs.

ba, F.A.

Mr. and

Hughes, Mr.

- Jacks, Mr.

Jeffries, H. U.

Mr. Wilkie, Mr. and Mrs. Gap Rock...

Wonde, Mrs. Van de Woodward, Mr. & Mra

CRAIGIEBURN.

Adams, M. and Mrs.

R. J.

Barnett, H. J. O.

*** Kiskevitch, Mr. & Mr. | Dow, P.

F. Marchant, Miss

Jampson, P. S. -Reynolds, F, O. Smith, E. Grant Smith, Mr. and Mr.

Gaskell, Mr. and Mr. Smith, Percy

Haiphong... Manila,

Bacolod...

10 10 B Cebu

归

C. St. James 108.m

January 31st, 1906, 'm

Vladivostock. am Nemuro.....6.a.m.130.00] Hakodate th

พ

Harker, B. B.

Histon, H

Wood, G. G.

Hellingsworth, Mr.

Young, J. A.

Holt, B. G.

KING

IDWARD,

Dann, G, H.

18.

Backhouse, J. H.

Falloon, C. H.

Grant

Logan, W.

Lugebit, V.

McAlpine, Mrs. K.

Harben, Mr. and Mrs. Soppa, P.

30.17:

Tokio... " ko.26)

Milha, E.

Moller, Mr. and Mrs.

Nagasaki.....

Kagoshima...

Morse, Mr. & Mrs. F.G. Mones, E. J.

體

130.35

Oshima......

30.31

Casperant, S

Edwards, H.

Munro, Miss A.

Ishigakijima.

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Fa.15.

Taihoku.....!

Owes, Q. E.

a.m.30,

Taichu....... Tainan,

130,07

A Mail will close for:— Swalow-l'er Baimun, 1st, Feb., î p.si, Macab-Per Heungikam, 1st Feb., 1015 PAR Haila-Per Paoling tit Feb., 3 P.M. Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macassar Per Tjipanas, and Feb, 10 AM.*, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hoso-

2nd Feb, 13 M.

D. M. Condreas, Mr. Cruickshank, J. Delaney, L. Deniaux, P. Denman, Mrs. C. H. Dibrell, W. C.

and a children

' ';

Moulder, Mr. and Mr.

Montre, Nisbet, Home

Parker, W. T.

Tutu and San Francisco-Per Hangkong Mary D, E, and Nursaw, E.

Macao-Per Heungṛhan, 2nd Feb, 115 PM) Ningpo and Shanghal-Per Wingsang, and Feb., 2 P.M.

Manila-Por Pantang, 2nd Feb., 3 FM. Manila-Per Rubí, 3rd Feb., 11 A.M, Zamboanga, Pon Darwin, Thursday Island, Coktown, Cairn Townsville, "Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Talyuan, 3rd Feb., 13 AM

Macao-Per Heungskan, 3rd Feb., 1.45 PM. Shanghai-Per Hopsang, 3rd Feb, 2 P.M. Shanghai-Per Loingmoon, 3rd Feb., 5 PM. 'Shanghai-Per Pakkot, 3rd Feb., 3 P.M.

Macan Per Heungthun, 5th Feb 1.15 2.3. Cebu and Iloilo Per Kalfong, 5th Feb. 3.P.M.

Tjiletag, sth Feb., 4PM.

Shaughai, Mojl, Kobe and Yokohama-Fes

Jolo, Zamboanga, Sandaken and Kudat-Per

·Borneo, 6th Feb., 8 A.M.

Herbertskole, Matup, Samarai, Brisbane, Manila, Simpsonhalen, Fr. Wilhelmshalen, Sydney and Melbourne-Per Pring Sigismund, 6th Feb., to A.M.

Indin, vin Tuticor g- l'ei 6th Feb., It A.. Macao-Per faungtham, 6th Feb., 1.15 MM. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta- Per

Apcar, 6th Feb., 3 P.M.

С.Вигори

Katharine Park, Br. 15. 3,070, W, H, Coppinila-Per

26th Jan, Chefon 2'st Jan, Ba'last.-G1'

& Co.

Kensington, Bs. 9.8., 1,847, R. Dower, 21st Jan DERİ, Sming, 6th Fab., 3 P.M.

Salina Cruz 13th Jan, Ballag-D. & Co.l.d.

Korea,

Am. 8.4, 5,651, W. B. Seabury, 30th Janan Francisco to Dec., and Shanghai 27ch` Jan, Maïls and Gen.-P. M.S. S. Co.

Machew, Ger. ss., 90% it. Harjes, 17th Jan,

Bangkok 20th J. Rice.-B. & S.

·Nanshan, B1. 114, 1.299, A. Jones, 27th Jan.-

Saleen 2nd Jan, "Gen —B. & Co.

3.5., 100, G. Hillmann, 27th

Miss Drabble, A. G.

|| 7dwards, J. A.

Ehrhardt, Capt. W....... Fraker, C. H.

Fraser, Mr. and Mrs.

R. W.

Fusso, Col. G. A. Gray, Capt. and Mrs.

and children Hard, Ed. Hartley, R.

Jackson, Mrs, and child Jones, F. H. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

E. S.

Katz, Mr. and Mr. W,

Dr. W. W.

CATS.

Schmitz, A. Schoonmaker, Mr. and

Mra. }, H.. Seymour, Mr. I. K Shaw, T. E Smith, E. Staeger, O. Vabehno, C. Varnon, A. Walter, S. W. Wilse, G Wroe, T

Wyck Zurriaanso, Jr. Capt. & Mrs. N. van

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

Mrs, and children. Montague

·OCCIDENTAL

Birmann, Dr. Med. H. Mafer, Capt. and Mrs. Naha

Fernands, R. J. Jones, W. Keyt, Dr. H. Krill, G.

Lowe, Miss Siesle Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.

Ainslie, Dr. D., H. Charlton, R.,

and Mrs.

196

Barometer

Packham, Mr. & Mrs

R, and a daughters

Quinta, J. L..

Schutz, Frans

J. Schult, Capt. A.

Wust, H.

KOWLOON,

Crawford, Mrs. A. Capt. Davidson, W. S."

and Hall, A. J.

‚¦ Reynolds, F. O.

Koshun ..... Pescadores... Weihaiwal ... Guizlaff Sharp Penk... Amoy Swatow Canton

9 m. 30.

0.30 &

Hongkong...toam Victoria Peak

Rock Gap

Macao*****| Halphong Manila..... Bacolod.....19

I. 30 at

Jan. 30 si

TO 8.m

$p.m.

30,16

30.08

Floilo.******

Humidity sport Rainfall.....

Cebu

76 0.10

Temperature manu 56

a.m.

C. St. James foam.

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.

CLASS.

·TONA.. GUN8. LH.P.

'CAPTAIN,

Commander H. D. Wilkio, D.LO

Savory

LAST REPORTED AN

Bangkok

Hongkong Shangha

NAME.

Andromeda * Incrity *. Arun .....

despatch-vessel...

1,700

3,000

cruiser, 1st class

11,000

16,500

torpedo hoat destroye

550

7,000

Astraca Bonaventure Cadmus

Cruiser, 2nd class

4,365

7,000

cruiser, and class

4.300

7,000

inop

1,00

1,400

Commander Harbord Captain R. Telson Ommansey Licat. Commander R. H. Heaton Captain Lionel G. Tufnell ".. Captain H. H. Torlesse... Commander B. du C. Luard...

Shanghai

Yangiite

Cherob

water tank and tug

300

Hongkong

Clio

1,070

1,400

Kobe, Yokohama, and Vancouver, B.C.--Per Emprist India, yth Feb., IE A.M. Macao-Per faungikan, 7th Fab., 1,15,1,M.. Macao-Per Heungihan, 8th Feb., 1.15 2.3. Yokohama and Kobe-Per Trinam, 8th Feb., 3 P.M.

Diadem Dee Erme

cruiser, Ist class

16,500

Captain B. W. S

torpedo boat destroyer

7,000

Lisut-Commander If.

H, E. Sulivan

var

torpede boat destroyer

Erick

7,000-

Lieut-Commander Bather is

Exe

torpedo boat

torpedo bost destroyer.

torpede boat destroyer

7,000

Lieut. Commander Lewin.

Bangkok

Hongkong

gkong

7,000

Commander A. F. Everett

Fame...

torpedo host destrayer ...).

$.700

Flora... Handy Hart

cruiser, and class

7,000

Captain H. Grant-Dalton,

torpede boat destroyer.

4,000

Lieut. Commander H. B. Cox

torpedo boat destroys

4,000

lulu and San Francisco-Per Koria, 9th Feb, Shangbai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hono

Hecla ... Hogue... Itchan... JADUS + Kinsha

special service torpedo-v...

7,400

Captain E. F. B. Charlton

35,000

Captain

1,000

3,900

1,200

200

6,100

240

740

240

12,000

6.500 21,000

In reserve

...Hodgins

Boo

Yangi

6,300

Lietit Commander Hughes

Hougtong

$50

Commander R. W. Glennie

Hongkong

5.900

Lieut.-Commander C. E. L. Thomas...

Hongkong

Boo

Lieut.-Compiander G. B. Spicer Simson

Yangu

550

Licut. Commander G. J. Todd Lieut.-Commander Jag, F. Knox ......

Yanguite

Yanguse

11 A.M.

Journal gives the following," "further particulasangkok 10th Jan., Rics and. Meal Arcadia, toth Feb, 143,

of President Jordan's views 1—" Some of ue seem to fear the yallow peril," he said, "We

have wrong noline malicist eisch things. Á often belief is that all of Japan is intensely popular cultivated, whereas the entire northern part is without cultivation. They have started agri cultural colleges and are willing to learn fron their neighbours and go them one better. Their business methods are entirely different from

& Co. Rubi, Br. 15,1,619, R. W. Almand, 29th Jan.,'

Manita 37th Jan, Gen.-S., T. & Co.

Shahjeisn, Br. £.scos, JR, cat, 26th Jan.,

-Saigon 21st Jan, Gen-Wo Fat Fing. Suisang, Br. s.s.,, 1,775, T. A. Mitchell, oth Jan-Calcutta 16th Jan., Coal.-J., M.&

Ger ss., 1846, Dezencř, 75th Jan.,~

16th Jan., Ballast.-J. & Co..

ours. They know nothing of "deferred payma 19th Jan., and Kobe 23rd,

ments. The Japanese Government does not wish the jap nese to leave. The bulk of the Japanese emigrants go to the Hawaiian irlandz and the Philippines. The natives of these islands will, not work. But this country need never fear coolie 1bour from Japan, "In China and it's awakening we have nothing to fear. China will learn under the guidance of Japan, and Japan will not put a sword in the hands of China for the Chinese to read Japan."

Shipping,

Arrivals.

Kwangtah, Ch. 9. 1°¢16,W~ H, Tant oth Jan-Canton 30th Jan, Gon.-C. M. S. N. Co.

り

Scandia, Ger... 7,135 von, Döhren, th

Singapore 24th Jan., Gen.

Macao-Per Frungihan, 9th Fab. 1.15 PM. Manila-Per Zaffre, toth Feb., 10 A M. Europe, &c. Inda, via Tuticorin Per Moorhen alter.... Macao-Pri Heungihan, rath Feb., 1.15 EM.. | Rambler Singapore, Penang and Bombay--Per Capri. Robin...

Sandpiper... 12th Feb., NOON.

MacaoPer Hengshan, 13th Feb., 1.15 r. Spipe Macao-Per Hungihan, 13th Feb., 1.15 2.M. Taku... Bingapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per La Sutlej sang, 13th Feb., 2 P.M.-

Tamar Teal Virago Waterwitch Whiting Widgeon... Woodcock... Woodlark....

Macao-Per Haungtham, 14th Feb., c.15 2.M. Macao-Por Heungshan, 15th Feb. 1,15 F.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hono Br., 1,459 L. Dawson, 29: Janulu and San Francisco-Per Coptic, 20th Feb., Gen.-B. & S.

Victoria, Swed s.8., 983, 1. A. Hellberg, 23rd

Jan-Moji 19th Jan., Coal.—S, W, & Co...

Wongkai, Gex, ... 1,117, W. Reber 19th Jan

Bok Fith Jan, Rice and Fish-H

Yuenseng, Br. 55, 1128, P. H. Rolfe, 29

Jang Manila 2ah jan, Gen.-P., M. & Ca

SAILING VESSX18.

Oura, Nor. ship, 1,199 F. Pefines, 74th Dec,- Fremantle 18th Oct., Sandalwood.-S. & Co.

Thyra, Nor. 4, 7,000, Burger, 30th Jun

Kuchinotru 24th Jan, Conl, B. K., Bilkhatad, Nor. ... 1,776, Th. Nielsen, goth

Jan-Kobe via Mo' 22nd Jan, Gen. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Hogue, Br. cruiser, 12,000, Shortland, 31st

Jan-Mirs Bay 30th Jan. Haimun, Br. 1, 636, A. J. Robson. 31st Jan,

Swatow 30th Jan, Gen.-17., L. & Cà. Asama, Br. 3, 2.705. Cars: 31st Jan,

Calcutta rath fan, Coal-S, T. & Co. Helena Menzelf, Ger, sa., 904, Aner, 31 Jan,

Nofi 26th Jan., Coil,—E. & A. T. Co. Avala, Br. 3,381, W. II. Hunt, grit Jan- New York sih Nov, Kerosine-9.0. Co. Madeleine Rickmers, Ger. 1,1,0 1,656, S. Simonsen, tist Jan.-Bangkok and Jan, Rico B. & S.

TO A.M.

Europe, &c., Iodis, via Tullcorinler Safaris, 2016 Feb. 11 AM.

Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Tarlar, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama,

Tourane, 6th Mar., 11 &.M. 21st Feb., ITAM.

Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin-Te

E Mails for Canton, Samshui, Wochow and Macao will be closed on week days at 7:30 every morning. On Sundays the mail for Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for Canton at 9 am

cruiser, class

torpedo boar destroyer torpedo boat destroyer river gunboat

river gunboat *** *** torpedo boat destroyer surveying.vessel

river gunboat river 'gunboat

river gesbost... torpedo buat destroyer

1st class

ng ship

river gunboat

torpede boat destroyer

surveying ship

torpede boat destroyer .... river gunboat river gruboat... river gasboat ....

111

416

150

* Flying-Flag of Admiral Sir Gerard U. Nael, Commander-in-Chief,

Mails for Namino, Sanbue, Kongmoos, Acheron Kumchuk, Samshui, Wuchow and Cantos Adour every evening at 5 pm. On Sundays the mails Alouette will be closed at 9 am.

Argus. No mail will be closed for Canton on Batur | Caronade

Rose, Br, bg, 822, Wright, 10th Nov.-West Australia 4th Aug., Sandal Wood.-S. & Co Simla, Dr. 4-masted bq. 2.087, Caison, 13th

lecardiff 4th July, Patent. Fuel-day evening. Naval Yard. Vincent, Br. ship, 1,774, Cox, 28th Jan.,- Philadelphia goth July, 1905, 011.-S. O Co

VISITORS, AT THE HOTELS,

HONDRONG.

Adams, Mr. B. J.

R. J.

***

armoured gunboat receiving.ship........ torpedo-depot

river gunboat... river gunboat Armoured cruiser gunboat

Liant.-Commander Stevensonetto" 20

Lieut. Commander Richards......

Liegender C. Seymour

Lieut. Commander

W. H.Darwall

Hongkong en route Hongkong:

...Henghong

Lieut. Commander E. V.F.R.Dagmar

Lieut.-Commander F. B. Noble

Lieut.Commander 3. Kiddie Commander C. E. Monro

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

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

Hongkong Hongkong

Yangue

Surveying (Labuan)

West River

Yanguis

Hougtong

Captain W. L. Grant ********Bangkok.

Commodore H. P. Williams......

Lieut Commander E. Secretan.

Wen Elver

Hongkong

West River

"Commander Amet ..

Halphong

Capa B. James

Csated

Saigon..

Balgon

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

NAME.

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION. TONS. GUNE

H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS,

LAST REPORTED AT

1,796

1,700

Lieut. Fauré Lieut. Merla Commander Kirikudi

FIR

Haiphong

244

500

Liaut. Jeannel...

FLO

ijo

Lieal, Miljet

ใบ

4,000

9,500

Captain Allaire.....

543

1,000

Lieutenzot L'Host...

Hongkong

3,985 10,014

* 5,500

Shanghai

Saiten

Salgen

303

6,300

Lient. Cotoni Lieut. Bihel 303

Salgon

8,300

Capt. Tracon ..

MIN 248

9,376

103

307

IPL

D'ABÁ Décidéo Descartet... Dapetit-Thonan Esturgeon... Francisque... Fronda Guichen + Henri Rivièrs ... Goeydon...

Jacquin

Inner

Capt. R..

Javeliga

Jameson, Mr. and Mrs.

Kersaint

LYBX ...

Manche

Montcalm".

Ships Parsed The Canal

Hunter, R. 5th December-Alston, Matoppa. 9th Dec Anderson, Mrs. K. Humphreys, Mr. and. 12th Dec Ankrom, J. H amber-Chingwa, Kurichow,

Mr. H. ember-Austria, Riverdale, Siberia, Liang Bake, Mr. and Mrs. N. Hart, R., Engineer chew 15th December Antenor, Banlarigi Band, Rev. S.

Capt Erroll, Spiria, 19th December Macked"

Battiscombe, H. G. 22nd December Calchas, Ning Bayfield, H. Show, Dopack, Segovia, Sunda, Tourant Rent chow,

Tourant, Rat- Bell, X.M., Engr.-Ljedt, dara. joth December-Premisen,

Joki, J., Edm Los Caylon. 2nd January--Bammohr, C. ad F

C. Barblinger, A,

F. F. Tonkin.

J Laris, Deucalion, Glenlogan,

Kaufmann, Wm. 3rd January-Baratong, 9th January Banca, Bishop. L. C.

Kent, H. W. Nubia, Peleus, Saxonia, Bented,

Zieten, roman, 13th

Hisney, Mr. & Mr. S. Kerr, F. January- Woosung, Tourant,

Mint Prins fitinrich,

Manslaus, Parsta,

Koenig, C. Kähler, W. O. norhiv. Dengola

19th January

J.W.C Armand Bakic, Bengall

(Ger.) Broughall, L. Ary Hefore Java, Palerme, Silla on Bonaer, E. A, Print Alice, Prins Bilet Frie rich, Rhasita, Burais, C. M. G..

Yang Tass, Lothian, Laurist, 26th Campbell, L. F. am, Bingloe, Dismid, Hyson, Cateaux, E Oceanien, Silent Ghana Chatham, Han. & Mil. Longsir 31st January-Slavonio, Falloden Hall, Glenearn, Afghan Prince, Borussia, Dan Clark, M. O. of Kelly, Den of Maint

Clark, T.

W. 8.

Denbighshire, Br. 1 .. 1.429, W. A. Evans, 31nt | Triests, 16th Jan Prra, Rad. BlaMr. and Mr

JAB,London 9th Dec, 1905, Gen-8, T. & Co. Dairi Marti Imp. 1,568, G. Tazami, 311 Jan-Tamsui via Amay and Bwatow 30th Jar, Gen.-O. S. K.

Cimrances at the Harbour OM.

Ollared, for Maulmelo. Talinas, for Shan, hai. Verwart, for Saigon, Choyrant, for Shanghai.

for Amay tring for Ningpa. Queen Altgander, for Nagasaki, Heftisie, for lleihow.

ཊིརྞྞ ཏ - ༈ རྣ

Kumar, for Singapors, Dakota for Shanghai, Hetting for Kwong-chow,wan,

Mr. and Mrs,

A. H. Legendre, Mr. & Mr. Lotty, Miss J. Marriott, Dr. O.

4G. W.

Mousquat Gily...

Peibo

1900

Perle... Pistolet Protec Rapiḥre

Redoutabla Babra Styx - Takiang

Takot...

Mr. and Mr.

Merecki, J. Miller, F. L.

Vasben Mr. & MIR. K.M. Võidran

Dr. W. B. Vigilante

DUTTON, Mrs, & child

ALT, S at Flom-30th December-Band Clarke Venue, Sachsen. 15 January-Sicotra, 3d Janunty-Senegambie Sth January-Sunda, Clegg, M., Eng. Li, Newall, 8. G.

9th January—etiston, Bandu." 12th January. and Mrs. H. I. Price Regent Luitpold, Serbia, Toskin, 16th | Colvin, H, R. Janusiy-Benaider, 18th January-Poona, Capp, Mix and Miss. Nicholls, Ej A. 19th January-Daucalion Print Hiririch Coulthart, J. 23ed January Arman Bite, C. Ford Larias, Crossley, P. H. Trizin, 20th Jumanji: Eumehr, Menplant, | Cruickshank, A,

Newington, A. G Nichol B.

Olide, O. C.. Parfit, W, Patay, MIL. E, C,

144)

6+1

armoured cruiser sub-murine...

destroyer.

cruiser

Lrmoured cruiser

river gunboat river gunboat

destroyar

sub-mirine...

Aurraying-ship armoured cruiser

destroyer*** fiver

gusboat unbost sub-marine... destroyer *... sub-mirine.. destroyer...

battleship, reserva

destroyer

... ter

*** 414

***

aed

307

9.437

307

1,706

6,150

#11

+41

123

armoured gunbost river gisboat destroyer ** ........| · receiving-ship ...

torpedo depot.

ver gunböst

paléolos a aletlovõllesalāmulišöalallõ

* Fingship of Vice-Admiral Richard, Commander-in-Chist.

| Flagship nf Rear-Admini Boisas, Secondin-Command.

20,300

Capt. Ridoux

Lieut. Fortier-....

Le Coroller

mmender Sagot-Duvauroux Commander Simon "

308

300

4+1

Salgoso

2,200

Armbruster

Commander Laporte

19,600

Capt. Matel

Saigos

6,300

Lieut. Dachemin

Balgon

Lieut. Grellier.

Liut, Marchand

***

Tongka

Salgon

5,300

Balgot

Lieut. Glorieux

Salyon

Lieut. Vincent-Brødugnas

6,071

(Flagshipoi Rear-Admiral de Marolles,"

Capt. Passerat de Bilans, Com'ding - the localnaval defence of Indo-Chinn) Lient. Labait, matum

Salgóð

414

Saigon

1,700

Llaut, Duc...

Saigon

Upper Yang

Commandar Terquen en

Baigos

4,560

Hougiy

500

Lieut. Fougerousse ....] Lisut. Brugad

Saigon

Canton

† At the disposal of Rasrádmiral de Sfarolias, Commanding the naval defence of 1

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