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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY APRIL 5, 1906.
The verdere suffers from a want of rain during six months of the year. In this garden a milit
band ary plays four times a week during the season to the front delight of many persons.
There are many calé... The liquors and food | are almost invariably good and the music lo
stead of being of the rotten "Toreador" and "Shop Girl" order (which is so fast vitiating English taste for the arts) is of the highest and best kind of opera and sentimental music. agner, Beethoven, Paganin, Pre happily Bot
Pucini,
Leonca vallo, Mozart, Rossini, naked to make way for some common-place Jones, Music is abs of the most beautiful and ennebling foods of life. Without it the digen
ion suffors
The people on the whole look happy and intelligent. The education given by the Public schools is of a high order. The Batives military service and, I believe, are very well treated. Saigon is essentially a European city. The native Chinese and Annamites live at a lace called Cholen, about three miles from Saigon. Most of the business of the place ip done at Cholon. A tramway connects the two
The natives aro
ara by no means op places.
they are pressed, but to show respect for the spelled by severe laws sanitary laws, and alto for the French as masters of the country. find smells arising from insanitary premises re rarely mat with. The fines inflicted upon the owners of dirty and insanitary premises aro severe, and the first dose inflicted by the really severe, Judge xenerally attains its object,
The impudent rickshaw puller who is so com
in here, and who after receiving three times
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April-Swatow 416 April, Ges.—J.,
M. &
Co.
Manila, Ger. s., 2,700, T. Minssen, 5th April, from Singapore via Bangkok, Rico.-M.
& Co.
Oceans. Dr., 3.574. W. Hayward, R.M.R
5th April-banghal 3rd April, Mails and Gen.--P & O. S ̋N. Co.
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Clearances at the Harbour Offoe, Carl Disdarichten, for Halphong. Manshu Mars, for Rangoon Frang, for Canton. Barra, for Calcutta. Sungklang, for Swatow. Hatching, for
watow.
Falk, for Rajang. Kilburn, for Yokohama. Anping Maru, for Swnlow,
Departures...
April 5.
Talisman, for Singapore. Carl Diederichten, for Haiphong. Meidauru Maru, for "watow, Makshiu Maru, for Singapore.. Caster for Singapore. Amping Moru, for Swatow. Sungklang, for Cebu.
Passengers arrived.
Per Exans, from Tientsin, &c.-Miss Wat
be fare, still continues to abuse you,kins, Major Von Ciner, and Mr. Homberg,
legal
Saigon. The rickshaw coolie has
unknown at
to Behave decently; otherwise he is promptly taken before the Magistrate and his licenso cancelled. Servants are all registered, and their photographs taken. They have to possess a card admittin, hem to the status of servant, and it is needless to say that in the case of any dishonesty his card is promptly forfeited and the authorities see that the factious servant has few opportunities in the future for pillering his employers.
There is one flaw in the Clovernment of Sai There are too many Government officials gna, One young magistrate here in Singapore does the work of three of these gentlemen. The syden of Bureaucray has always been open to objection as entailing much fulile expense
much and causing jealousy. The French view is that Europeans cannot be called upon to work very hard in's climate so trying to them. Again, if it is argued thit the country. is not fully develoyed, the Freuch reply that so long as a colony pays it does not matter much whether all its wealth is exploited at
once bit by bit. Again the French argue that the English work thei
their colonies for the benefit of Chinese, Germans and other foreigners, They regard this as inexpedient. The Chinese tow- kay who is seen hurrying along in a mag- nificent carriage, and pair of English horser in Fingapore unknown there. However rich
in native may be he must be discreet. Li thought unwise that a native with many thou- sand dollars should be in a position to ostenta.
or
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tiously show the superiority of
of his worldly over that ofasimple government official
consi working for a small sum. The French der that this ostentation waps the respect of the native for his conqueror and leads him to the reflection that whilst the conqueror is the superior of the native in point of guns and
mlitary weapons, yet in respect of intellect (which the Chinese regard as the grids' greatest gift) the native is
superior to the conqueror.
die
Saigon is a healthy place. Few Puple of the climate, although some of the soldiers fall victims to alcoholic excess Between the hours of twelve and four the heat is intenso,
Many people who live in Singapore know very little about, the charming ile city of Saigon. For the benefit of such persons I will tell you something of the place. My remarks Everybody wears white clothes, and I am can be in an way considered as entirely compre pleased to tell you that the snabbiah habit of hensive, but me
indication of dressing for dinner in forming merely the differences which demonstrate
rate the utility
a tropical country in black clothes, is considered bad taste. Athleticr Inutility of French methods of
government. You can reach Saigon in two days from Singa the French medical theory is that much exercise e neglected. Some few people play tennis, but the large French Messageries steamers, pora Dr in three days by the small steamers.
a tropical climate tends to debilitate. The hours of work are entitly different to those will be on the open sea for about ane and a half
prevailing here. People work from half past days, nad then you come to lule Condore, the French Fenal Settlement, after which you
Seven until ten o'clock in the morning from three to five in the afternoon. From come to Cape St. Jacques, French Fortress
the
twelve to three the heat is simply inhabited by soldiers, and sailors, with one
appalling, and people close their shaps and offices. There small and rather incommodious hotel. After this you go into the Salgan river for about eight drink their wines and hear good music in the are many open air cafés where people sit and hours before arriving at Saigon. The river evenings There are two hospitals, one for the is shallow in places and navigation somewhat difficult. The country on both sides is at,
wbic people and one for the patives. The treeless, without any appreciable vegetation had the pleasure of meeting one or two of them nursing sisters belong to religious aiders. I and generally uninteresting in its aspect. The
in the hospital, where my servant unfortunate. approach to the city is not pleasing."
and
ly lies sick, and I can say that I have never
mel woaice ninto clovely approached to the angles. They tend the pear, the sick, the weary, and the old, without reference to this
with loving world's on and they lend these without reference to their
that
creed, previous morality, or pedigrer. The chief administrator of the hospital is Drrent was privileged with his friendship, I should Angier, and from the short time with which
in one of the best and kindest men he in Bay in this world. He has been decorated by the French Government..od although he is we! off he gives nearly everything to the poor and sick with whom he spends his time.
"Saigon itself is a cha ming little town. The houses are built in European style, the streets are laid out in boulevards, and the shopi are generally fairly good, especially the libraries. The hotels are excellent and happily under the management of civilized and conscientious people. At the "Hotel Continental" the food and wines are as good as one could obtain in the best hotels in Earope. The expect to management is really courteous. Flectric bells and fans are placed in every room, and whilst I did not hear anything of "special dinners (the dinners every night being excellent as the tiffins during the day) was not com. pelled to ring an electric bell for half an hour without any reasonable chance of proper ser vice being rendered. On the
contrary the boys in the were honest, efficient, and obliging. The manger engine has done much to obviate natural being Chinese and his slightest word is
In Saigon there are six months of rain and fix months without a drop of rain. During the
I am told that Hanoi and Hai civilized and courteous person, the bays
ph are both charming cities, but I had not to him with respect, the law, The buildings the opportunity of visiting them. From what
looked up i
I did see and from the French point of view, 1
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VISITORS' AT THE HOT NUS.
HONGKOND,
Bascombe, H. G.
H.
F.
Holt, B. G.
Mask, John Meck, T.
KING EDWARD; Backhauss, Ji H.・
s1, "enry A. Chanciler, Miss A„B. Chandler, Geo. E
Hugben, R.M., Lieuthian, Mr.
Comdr. J. C.
FANMHEDER W. M.
· · Morio, Mr. & Mr. F.G." **Moses, E. J.
Moulder, Mr. and May,
A, B,
Cuoningham, Mr. and Moulzic, Sidney
13. Anderson, A. J.
34 Aaderson, Mrs. K.
25. Baird, Mr. and Mrs. 26. Barnes, Miss E.
Cruickshank, I
26.
I
• R.M., Engr.-Lieut.
Inner, Capt. R.
Mrs. A.
Nursaw, E
Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Delaney, L. T.
Parrish, Mr. & Mrs. E.
Birbeck, R. J.
JW.
Touglas, Miss
H
Ågmti
Dui
Bishop, L, C.
Bishop, W. H.
Joki, T. P. F.
Draper, Miss
V
Parrish, Mantar Brad-
Katech, E. A
Fairchild, H. J
ford
Mr. & Mr. S. Kawasaki, Y.
Miss
Biate, W. 5. Nolgan,
Кога
F.
Pryce, Mr. and Mrs.
N.
Gere, Miss
Glidden, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Į.
F.
Robb, J. M.
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Knox, Mr. and Mrs. L. Fraser, Mr. and Mrs, Reynor, Mr. & Mrs. H.
Kroyar, P.
Bonder, Mr. and Mrs. Laing, A. H.
J. C.
Libelaip,
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Macfarlano, R. G. Borthwick, Mr. &
R. W: and child
F.G..
Bince, C. M. A Burnie, C. M. G. Campbell, L. F. Chaldecott, R. G.
Mrs. Marriott, Dr. O.
Martio, T.
Graves, Mr. & Mrs. A. Rutherford.
Staeger, O.
Jackson, Mr. and child Stawart, Miss C. W.
G. F.
James, Mr. and Mroma, C.
J. E. Mr. and
Ships Pasrod The Cansi.. 2nd March-Benvenus. C. Fard Latiss, Hud san, Stentor Berra, Malacca. 6th March—| Caledonien, Flintshire, Indrapura, Aker, Li-Chatham, Miss Jong, Prinx Eitel Friedrick. 9th March- Claar, Major Von and Calchas, Brest Simons, Pretion 'Pathan, servant Rhemanis. 13th March-Alarin, Tritzia, Sikk, Clark, M. O. Bechuana, Divanka, Indian Monarch. Tyo Clark, T.
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Mr and Miss
E, S. Logan, W. Matsuki, T.
H. H. S. G.
Newington, A. G. Nicholls, E. A.
Rettings, P.
Bruaco, Dr. K. Casparian, S.
Fioolck, A. L. Finoick, H. R. Geissel, O. Gentues,
Clesz, R.N. Eng. Li. Palmer, Ms. R. H.
T.W.
and Mrs. H. 1,
Mar, 17th March-Japan. Meys, Satanic Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Oliffe, O. C. Patroclus, Tencer. 20th March-Brisgavia, Arcadia, Denalder, Sachsen, Anna, Axemans, Engineer, Audaken Stag Amiral March-Dardanur, Hector, Palerme, Zizian,
St. Bride. Ping Susy, Polgassie, dndramayo. In
27th March
Str. Tingrang from Swatow-Light Nly draama Copack, Sithonia, Manica 30th March-Jason, Koung-Si, Sumain, Tourant,
Prins Heinrich, St. Bede.
winds, fine clear weather.
Vossels in PTE.
Stxamarr."
Aeon, Br. 4.5, 2,103, Downie, 4th April,
Newrasile, N.S.W. Tith Mar, Coal.--5, T. & Co.
Colvin, H, E. Crook, Ali, Coulthart, J. Crowley, Mrs. Saint
Edward and infant
A.
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Sheria. 3rd April-Benmohr, Laos, Palawan, Cham, G.
Arrivalaat Reme—and March-Nubia, 6th March-Pak Line. Bih March-Palma, 9th March-Ajax, Glenturret, Bean, Indrani. 13th Manch-Ambria, Caledonien, Hudson. 14th March-Maiacca. 17th March-Hillar, Stentor. 20th March-Preussan, Salasie. 24th March —Atholl 27th March-lys Maru, Rhenanta, 30th March-Alesia, China, Patroclus, 2nd Athenian, Fr. s., 3,278, F. Robinson, 3rd April–Japan. 3rd April—Bechuana, Antinor,
April, Vancouver, B.C., 5th Mat, and | Brisgavía, Indrapura, Zietan, Shanghai 30th, Gon.-C. P. R. Co. Barra, Bt. $.., 2,44. G. H. Doty, zoth Mor..
Anghin, Ger, 2.8., 1,020, D. Reimers, 29th Mar, -Bh-gkok 22nd Mar., Rice and Wood,— B. & S.
Cardiff 15th Feb., Coal-Admiralty. Bomen, Ger. 8.1., 1.344. F. Sembill, 4th April, Sandakan 29th Mar., Timber and Gen. -M, & Co. Braemar, B. B., 2,316, S. L. Saxby, 30th Mar,
Moji 14th Mar., Coal M. B. K. Brand, Nor, 1,520, M. Evensen, and April,
Canion in April, Gen.-Kwong Man
Wo.
Chingtu, Fir. 1, (,4′9, J. McD. Howie, 20th
Mar, Melbourne via Ports 11th Feb.. Gen, and Mostly Flour —B. & S. Chunsang. Br. 6. 1,417. Cox, 2nd April.-
Sourabaya aral Mar. Sugar -1., M. & Co. City of Firmingham, Br, S., 140, Wat on, 31st Marainan Straits 21th Mar. Silvaged Gear of s., Decima.-Jamieson & Co. Cowrie, Br. ., 3,155, A. E. McDonell, 3rd
AprilSingapore 27th Mar., Petroleum A., K. & Ch.
Daigi Maru, p. 8., 900. Ohta, 4th April,
Tamour vin moy and Swalow 3rd April, Gen, O. S., K.
Doric, Pr. s.8., 4,975, H. Smith, R.M.R., 14Í April-San Francisco-27th FebrHounduly 6th. Mar, Yokohama 20th, Kobe 'zzod, Nagasaki 23rd, ‚and Manila 30th, Mails and Gen.-, & O, S, 5, Co.
Dos Hermanos, Am. 1.4, 816, M. Momies, zest.
Mar-Manila 27th Mar, Balls-Order. Elisabeth Rickmers, Ger. 5.8., 997, W Bote- fuhr, arð April —B ngkok 25th Mar., Rice and Gen.-B. & S.
Falk, Nor. 5.1 1.380 G M. Gundersen, 3nth Star.-Moji 23rd Mar, Coal-9, W. & Co. Glenroy, Br 8.8. 1,141, T. Darke, ath April
Singapore 28 Mar, Gen-McG. Bro, &
Cow.
Br 8, 1,276, A. E. Hodgins, 4th HaichinFanchow tit April, A may 2nd, and
Aid, Gen.-D., I., & Cn.
Hanoi, Fr. 8, 739, P. Meartes, 8th Mar,-
Manila th Mar; Ballast —A, R. M.
Heinsdal, Nor. 3, 761, Johnsen, 29th Mar
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Swatow, Amoy and. Foochow-Per Hnd ching, 6th April, A.M.
Heihow and Haiphong-Per Arimdal, 6th April, 9'A.M.
Singapore, Colombo and Bombay--Per Colombo Maru, 6th April, TE A,M.
Chipkiang-Per M. Struve, 6th April, 11 AM.
Macan Per Heungahon, 6th April, 1.15-8.8. Singapore, Sourabaya and Samarang -Per Chun-ang, 6th April, 2 Y.M. -
Shanghai-Per Tixcrang 6th April, 2 P.M. Shanghai and Vindivostock-Per. Loong mean, 6th April, a P...
Manila-'er Loongiung, 6th 'pril, 3 P v. Ainoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Palam cofia, th April 2PM.
Amay and Manila -Per Zafiro, 7th April, 9 AM.
Furope, &c. India, via Taticorin→ Occama, pils & pril, Ti A.M.
Macao-Per Heungshaw, 7th April, 1.13 P.M. Kudat and Sundakan-Pe: Mavsang, 7th April, z P.M.
Shanghai-Per Yochow, 7th Aprit, 3 P.M. .. Swatow, Amoy and Tamsui-Per Daljin Maru, 7th April, 5 8.84)
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kole, Yokohama, Hono- Jula and San Francisco-Per Dørde; 10th April, 13 A M.
Singapore, Penang and Bombay-Per Capri, 10th April, 11 A.M.
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Per Namsang, toth April, 2 P.M.
: Manila-Par Tran, 10th April, 3 P.M. India, E &
gala Tatieartų Ir
Pring
Regent Luitpold, 11th April, 11AM.
Kobe, Yokohama, Shanghai Mamasaki (1.Coll'ex Athcnfan, 11th Asri I AM. Hello 4th Mar., Sughitton, 27th Feb...
Manan port. 2.200, Jules Terry. Fr 15, 300, Sap. 3oth Mar.
22nd Feb, Coal, -Government.
·Haighing 27th Mar, Italiast.-M. & Co. Kampot, Fr. 6, 412, De Celles, 27th Mar
Tris, Am.
Macao 2 th Mar., Gen.-Chinese,
Ld.
Kobe Aust, 2.200, Ukerheish, 30th Mar,-
Moji 23rd Mar,, Coal-D. & Co. Loongmoon. Ger s., 1,215, F. Kalkofen, 4th
April,-Canton 3rd April, Gen.--5, & Co. Loongsang, Br. 8.8 1.002. A. E. Sandbach, and April,--Manila 30th Mar, Gen-), M. & Co.
Manilo, Br. 3.4, 2,711, A. W. Anderson, 4th April, Antwerp 17th Feb, and Singapore 29th Mar., Gen.-P. & O. §. N. Co.” Mausang; Br. .., 1,644, R. Houghton, 27th Sandakan 21st Mar, Timber and Mar- Geo JM & Có Mercedes, Br. transport, 2,900, J., McGregor, 6th Feb.,-from Pulo Condore Island. Nam Bang. Br. sa, 2,591, Gen. Payne, and April, Calcutta 18th Mar, via Penang and Singapore 26th, Gen --J., M. & Co.
in the town are very fe. There are palaces can see no reason to refrain from congratulatine Rein. Nos, E.F, 726, N. Mathisen, and April,--
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Arrivals.
Madeleine Rickmers, Cer. 8., 1,160, S,
Simonsen, 4th April,—Bangkok ngib Man, Rice.-M. Sc Co.
Ameer, Br. ., 2,500, W. T. Hall, 4th April,➡
Singapore 28th Mar., Gen.-S., W. & Co. M. Struve, Ger. $.., 966, F. Bremer, 4th Colombo Canton 4th April, Gandyeda,
April,-Canton & Co.
of the Governor and Lieutenant-Gover or, with beautiful garden attached to them. The law
the French people upon the admirable way in which they endeavour to make life endurable counts or Palais de Justice is work of art,
to the Frenchman living in the trying Tropice. modelled on the same institution in Paris, and rather
more beutiful, although, of course, built➡Singapore Free Presi
diminutive on a more
scale. The courts selves are large and airy, and I am informed. that the faw is administered well and im- partially, although, naturs lawyers in Saigon
Ugh, Baturally. are expensive, as they are, it strikes me, every where
elio.
Tha cathedral is not
no! beautifat, and in point of art of Architecture
is not to be compared with the cathedral of Slogapore. It 1s of red brick and stands at the top of the Rus Catinat, the principal street of Saigon. By of compensation, perhaps, there is a pretty
in front garden
carefully
looked
after, and in which children
Thus theatre is magnificent and in using this word I am
no exaggeration. The architectures after the design
teci fuilty of House in Paris. The walls are frescoed, and the ceilings painted by French artist at a cost of several hundreds of thousands of francu. It'is pleasurable to re- Doct
that at Saigon at least the world is not prostrated before the altar of gross materialism. The targe, and capable of holding any combination of actors in any pisy. The pieces acted are those
of the best
best comedy and tragedy order, During my short stay was fortunate
performed by a brilliant and attractive actress. All the best operas are I was also fortunate enough to hear Polat" "Lakme." Puccinia Vie de Bo home,
and Saint Saen't “Samson and Dellla' all of which were admirably and correctly rendered. The orchestra was indeed above
of the Opera
Bving
the greatest
heatre in state-aided. The 12
stage in very
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enough
The Botanical Garden in large and well laid out. It contains animals of all sorts, tigers, smaken of vertous varieties, leopards and all kinds of birds of varying hues and colour,
ath April,—Moji 30th Mar, Gen,—Ñ, Y. Terrier, Nor. L., LooB, H. Nilsen, 4th April,— Saigon 8th Mar, Rice and Flour.-Nam
Pekin, Br, 18, 15a), W. R. Le Mare, R.N.B. 5th April,-Singapore 29th Mar, Ġen,.-P. &O.E. N. Go.
Long.
Peik, Nor. s... 745, J. Lorentsen, 5th April,
Bangkok 17th Mar Rice.-Kin Tye Lung B-bang, Br. as, 1,127, L. A. Muir, 5th April,
Tintin 25th Mar., Chefen agih, and Wel; Tí hai-wel 31st, Gen.-J. M. & Co. Capri, Ital..., 4.195. G. Belsito, 5th April, Bomb and Singapore 29th Mar, Gen, Kilburn, Dr #.5., '2,111, E. L. Templer, gih April-Saigon 31st Mar. Rice.-D, & Co., Kwangles, Ch. ., 1,458, R. Lincoln, sth April-Canton 4th April, Gea.-C. M. S. N. Co. Nerlie, Dot. 1.3., 1,200, Carrick, 5th April,
Palambang vis Swatow 3rd April, Ballast. -C. & 0.
Id
Bangkok 4th Mar., Rico-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Shahjahan, Br. s., 1.c65. J. R. Scott, 1st April,
Tientsin-Per Esang, 11th April, 2 P.M. Shanghaier Shopkiing, 11th April, 3 P.M, April 3a and Kobe-Fer Taiyuan, 11th Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Chinklang, 11th
Yokohama
Otto, A, Parfitt, W. Patey, Mrs. E. O.. Payne, Capt.
W.
B. L.
ther, Mrs. G.H.
E..
Guthrie, G. R. Kayt,
Dr. F.
'Krill, G.
Lohmann, E. G..
Withy, Mrs, and Miss
Wylie, Mr. and Mrs.
H..
OCCIDENTAL
Mainka,
Lown, Mr. & Mrs. J. C.
Mr. and Mrs.owe, Miss Siesio
Flordten, A. R. Pigott, C. Powell, W. A.
Davies, F. O... Deacon, F. B. Donald, R. H. Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Power, Mrs. and Miss
W.H
O'Neill Doolitto, F. H. Reed, R. B. Douglas, Capt.& Mrs. ). Rear, L. C. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.
W. A. Downing, Mr. and Mrs.
T. C. and infant Dralle. I.
Einstmann, W.
Evan-Jones, Dr,
Mrs. E.
Ever, G. W.
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Fletcher, H.
April, 3 P.M.
Singapore, Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macossar-Per Timuky, 111 April, 4 P.M.
Moji. Kobe and Yokohama-Per Shanghai, Tfiliwang, 11th April, M.
Tientsin-Per.ashing, 12th April, 3 .. Manila-Per Audi, 14th April, 11 AM, Kudat and Sandakan-Per Borned, 14th April, 8 A.M.
Moji, Kobs, Yokohama and Portland, Qr. Per Numantia, tóth April, 11 A..
Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-Per Armand Behle, 17th April, 11 A.M.
Shanghai. Nagasaki, Kote, Yokohama, Victoria and Varrenver, H.-Fes Empress of India, 18th April, ir A.M.
NAMP..
Saigon 27th Mar., Rice-Wo Fat Shing, Alacrity Singara, Ger... 1754 P. Hermeling, and Andromedo April -Ban kok 25th Mar., Gen.--11. & 8. Astrae Suisang, Br. ss., 1,600, T. A. Mitchell, 16th Bramble
Mar-Calculta 271b Mar., Coal.-J., M. & Britomart ...
Cadmus Taishan, Br. 4.9., 1,121, 1. T. Leing, 31st Mar, Cherub ➡Bangkok 23rd Man, Rico.3. & Co, Clip Taiyuan, Br. ... 1,459, L. Dawson, 4th April, Diadem
--Sydney 13th Mar. and Ḥanila and April | Fame. Gen.-B. & S,
Tian Maru, No. 2, Jap. 1.3., 3,000, K. Itow, 30th Handy
MatRangoon 17th Mar., Rice.--Order.
Harl. Yochow, Br. 0.5, 1,305, I. H. Brown, 30th Mar., Henia...
Janus Canon 30th Mar, Gen.-B. & S. Zafiro, Br. 8.3., 1,618, K. Rodger, 31d April,-Bent
Manila 31st Mar.. Gen.-S., T. & Co.
King Alfred Zoroaster, Br. ss, 2,384, J. Ewan, ist April,- Kinsha
Moorhen ... Moji 27th Mar., Coal,-B. & Co.
Otter .. Rambler... Rohip Sandpiper...
DOCK RETURNS
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Munro, Miss A. Owen, O. E
Parkio, J. C.
Richter, Mr. and Mrs.
and childrensR Voster, E.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
Roach, Mrs. J. S. audifakodate ..
child Robinson, E. F. Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs.
C. E
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G. and child.
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Skott, C.
Slocombe, Mr. M.
Forman, Mr. and Mrs. Spittles, J. 5.
E. B. Frank, N. G. French, Mr. and Mrs. Goddard, Capt, and Mrs, and children Goodfoe, Col. and Mrs. Sutherland, P. D. Hall. Capt. T Hamilton, A. J. Hanghwont, W. B. Harker, B. B.. Heanley,
Stein, A. L. Stephens, H. Stevens, Rev. A. J. Stevenson, A.M., Lieut.
Comdr, and Mr. E.
Hell, P. Henry, C.
Tayler, Dr. and Mrs.
G. P.
Taylor, Mi
Thomas, H. P.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, Mise M. L.
Hewitt, Mr. & Mrs. E.
| Higgins, J
Dabebaun, C. H.
Vosper, Miss E. H.
A. Wakefield, Mrs.
Watkins, Miss E. Hodgson, Mr. & Mrs. M. Wilder, Mrs, P. Hodgson, Misses H. Wilson, C. H. Y.
and P,
Wood, G. G.
| Hollingsworth, Mr. & Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T.
Mrs.
Beattie, M. P. Carruthers, Mr.
Young, J. A.
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Gales, Capt. Gaspar, Mr. Gaster, F Graban, Mr. and Mrs.
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Jacks, Mr. Jeftics, H. L. foaling, Lt. Col.
Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Searle, Rev. G.
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E. W.
Zehrmann, H, C.
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CRAIGIEBURN, Adams, M. and Mr. F. Smith, E, Grant
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. R. J.
Grant Barnett, H. J. O.
Smith, Percy Brown, C. A, Dann, G. H.
Soppa, Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Jameson, P. S.
HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
Water and tug
sloop
Cruiser, Thi
Claas
TONS. GUNS 1.H.P.
CAPTAIN.
LAST REPORTED AT
Hongkong Woarung Shanghai en roata Shanghai Hongkong Yangtza **Hongkong
Yangtze
Commander E. La T. Leatham Captain R. Nelson Ommannoy bui Captain C, L, Vaughan-Les in Lleut,-Commander E. G. W. Davidson, Lleut. Commander W, L, Bamber Commander 11, du C. Luard...
Commander H, D. Wilkla, n.8.0. Captain H. W. Savorya' Lleat-Commander Hughes ... Captain H. Grant-Dalton
en roata Hongkong
...Hongkong
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CLASE.
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gunbost river gunboat sloop
1,700
11,000
4,365
710
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1,070 390
11,000
torpedo boat destroyer... cruiser, and class
306
4,300
***
torpedo boat destroyer.... torpedo boat destroyer.
માર
275
$75
Lient Commander. H. B. Cox Lient Commander Richards...
**
Honolulu Hongkong
Hongkong
6,400
Captain
E. F. B, Charlton
on roule Singapor
torpedo bout destroyer ...
280
crniser, 181 class
9,8 x
cruiser, 18
1st class
£4,000
river gunha
180
torpedo brat destroyer ...
surveying verse!
river gunboat...
river gunboat
gunboat
fiver
service torpedo-v...
siver gunboat
river
torpedo buat destroyer...
receiving abip ...
river
gunboat
torpedo boat destroyer surveying ship... torpedo boat destroyer....
river gunboat
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river gunboat HA
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Lleut, Commander W, B. Darwall...
Captain 9. V. Y. de Horsey
Captain C. F. Thursby
Lieut-Commander L.V. F. R. Dugmere
Liter J. Kiddle
Lient, Commander Robert H. Vaughan Liant.Commander H. T. Atlay ... Zient. Commander J. T. B. Lyne ... ...
it. P. Williams ...
Hongkong
F.B. Noble
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Hongkong
***
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Hongkong
Commander G. E. Monro
West River
West River
Yangtzza
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Hongkong
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Becretan...
Yangtze
Lieut. Commander Stevenson
Commander R. W. Glennie...
Hongkong
Hongkong
Lieut, Commander C. E. L. Thomas ....
Hongkong
Llaut-Commander G. B. Spicar-Simson Yangtzo
Lisul-Commander G. J. Todd
Yangtze
Lisat Commander Įno, F. Knox 19.
Yangtz
* Flying Flag of Viço-Admiral Sir Arthur W, Moore, Commander-in-Chief
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