THE YOKOHAMA ARSON CASE.
FURTHER PARTICULARE,
On the 15th, in the criminal section of the Yokohama District four, Takahashii Eikichi, a "naturalised Japanese (formerly F. J. Curtis,
British sabject), charged with arson, was sentenced to twelve years' penal servitude.
Judge Satomi in delivering sentence, reports the Japan Herald, said the Court presumed that no April 19th this year the accused com- mitted arson in his own house for the purpose of obtaining the sum of Y1000 to which hin furaiture was insured.. The not came under
the purview of Article 402, but in consideration of the fact that the deed was not consummated the sentence would be commuted by two degrees, and accused sentenced to twelve years' ponal servitude. The cost of the trial was to be borne by the accused,
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Five days are allowed the accused in which 10 appeal against the decision, and our cratem. porary learns the accused has notified his in- tention of appealing.
JAPANESE COTTON GOODS IN MANCHURIA,
A GREAT MARKET.
Mr. Yamanobe, President of the Osaka Cotton Spinning Company, has just returned from a business tour in Manchuria and Korea. He spent about a month on the journey, and has given his views on the prospects of the Japanese colion goods market, and says the prospects, are very promising. The goods shipped for Manchuria during last month by the Sanyei Kumiai, a syndicate for the export of cotton goods, nmounted to 1,000 bales. The syndicate is prepared to ship 1,500 bales this month, 2,000 bales next month, 2,500 biles in August, and 3,000 bales in September.
"In our eyes," says Mr. Yamanobe, "the purchasing power of the Manchurians is almost boundless. The inhabitants of Manchuria ure
much better off than the Koreans, and is addition to this advantage, about zu do persons are yearly flowing into the country "from Shantung and thereabout. These new settlers add to the demand, and it is 'difficult to im- lagine how greal wil grow the consumption of colton goods in Manchuria, Japanese sheet- ing which have been placed in the market by
Shipping.
Artimia
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH
Andres Rickmers, Ger.3.8., 12 23, W. Teiubert, 7th Tuly-Bangkok Jai July, Rice.-M. & Co. Pei. Nor ... 745, 1. Lorentzen, 7th July, Hollo and Tuiv, Sugar and Sapan Wood Aagaard. Thesen & Cn. Kobsichang, Ger 5%. 1,794, C. Gorewisch;
7th July, Kohrichang 30th June, Gen.m. B. & S.
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MONDAY, JULY
9: 1906.
HONGKONG..
Humphreys, W. M.
Hunter, R.
Inues, Capt. R.
C.
jameson, Mis J. W.
joki, J. P. F.
Adams, P. R. Anderson, Mrs. K. Bard, Mr. & Mrs. J. Rayles, W. I. Battiscombe, H. G.
Joughia, J. C. Bell, R.H., Engr. Lieut. King, C. H. Beattie, R. B.
Kemp, Mrs. A. S.
Kopp, A. Biervliet, à. Vae (Vics, Laing, A. H.
for Belguime, J. W. Birbeck, K.J.
with heavy occasional rain squalls to Sydney ↑ Rehir, Polyphemus, Prinu. Hrinrich; Ghaser, compelling ship to omit Brisbane on outward Awa Maru, Athell, Laerte. 19th June-Mon passage. Light to moderate SE. winds were mouthshire, Indramayo, Sambia, Istria, Seco encountered on the return trip as far as the vid, Orestes, Urmston, Grange, 22nd June-Arnold, }. Celebes tienee rainy weather to Manila with Achilles, Caledonien, Ningekow, Seneca 16th calms and variables thence moderate NW.in June-Benumritch, Calchas, Ceylon, Merioneth SW. winds and fair weather to port. On July shirt, Mayune, Poona, Prins Regent Luitpold, 3rd at 1 am, the and A. steamer Autres Simons, 4th July Silesia. (Ger), Samukt
Anchises. and the C. N. Co.'s steamer Changska were
30th June-Dardanus, Ernest passed bound south,
Maru, Ben of Mains, Montrose, Siberien, 6th Ben, C. Ferd Laziz, Diomed, Java, Telemachus.
Arrivals at Home—tit June-Neckar, Yed do, Bented, 5th June-Machaon, Bingo Maru, June, Moji aznd June, Coal,-D, & Co, Agamemnon, Kawathi Afaru tah Jane Amara, Br. 1., 1,565, C. J. Mattock, 6th July, 15th June-Socotra, 19th June-Longtor, Ban Senigambia, Ealynesian, 15th June-Sachsen. Hongay 4th July, Coal.-J., M. & Co.
elos Sachsen, ind June-Afanila. 22nd June Ambria, Ger. 4., 5.230. Winnusberg, th-Bellerophon. 26th June-Benlawers. 30th
June
-Moji 30th June, Coal.-H. A. L. june-Caledonien, Prins Heinrich 4th July Ben Nevis, Br. 2,400, Pritchard, and Pins Heinrich, Awa Maru. Beninwars, June, Newcastle, N.S.W. 31st May, Coal. Urmston Grange, Calchas, 6th July-Indra --S., T, & Co,
wadi, Mertoneiškirs, Segovia,
Verolen Port
Утилмипе,
Musan Maru, Tap. s. 1,244. . Tautae, 7th / Aberlour, Hr...., 3,681, P. R. Barnet, 29th Pariia, Verona. 9th June-Kutuck, Skimosu, Bissell a
July-Nagasaki 30th June, Gen-^6 K NATE SADR. Br. s. 2.591, P. H. Rolfe, 8th
Tulv.-Calcutta 2-16 Tune, via Penang and Singanore ved July. Geń,--J., M. & Co. Triyan: Br. 8. 2,268, L. Dawson, 8th July-
Sydney 12th fene, and, Thursday Island 24th, Gen.-ft. & S. Liangchow. Br 6.4. 1914 4, Harder. 8th
ful,-Bangknk and Kbhsichang and July. Rick.-R. & S.
Amigo, Ger. 48, 7zi, N, Baltzer, 8th July,
L.d.
Catherine Apcar, Br. 1.1., 1,730, M. DA. homas, 5th July,Calcutta 29th June, Penang 26th, and Singapore 28th, Gen,--.
Haiphong th July, and Haibow 7th, Gen.heangchew, Hr. s., 1,200, J. Whyte, bib July -1. & Co.
Poolsang Br. 5,8., 1,087, W. E. Sawer, 8th
"Inly-Calcutta aird June, Goals —L.; M. . & Co
Kwangtah, Ch. 19, 1.536. Wm. H. Lunt, 8th
Tule. Shanghai,4th July, Gen.-C. M. S N. Co.
Fútkinf, Nót, ss., Agr, H. A. Haraldsen, 8th
uly-Fanchowth Tuly. Amay 6th, and
Swatow 7th, Gen.-O. S. K. Borneo, Geress.. 1,70^, F. Sembill, 8th July.--
-Sändakan 4th July, Timber.--M, & Co. jina Maru, Impisa.l.4401. K. Nuno. 8th July. —Moji agth June, Coal—M. 8. "... Cranley, Be... 3.911, W. E. Steele 8th faly,
-Durban. 13th June, Coulies —Ġ., L., & Co.
Yechow, Br. K. 1,37%, 1 H. Brown, 8th
July, Canton 7th Julv, Gen.-B. & S. Meefoo, Ch. 16. 1327, Sleeman, 8th July-
Contón 7th July, Gen—C. M. S. N. Co. Kalgan. Br. *.. 1.143, Lewis, 8th July,-
Canton 7th July, Gen.-B. & S.,
Gerd. Nor. $.., 750, Andreassen, Rti July,
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Bangkok ist July, Rice-Hop Hing Hong, Marie, Ger. ... 1,180, 1. Petersen. 8th July,
Armand Babic, s. 5.5, 3.561, Barillon, 9th
-Sourabiya 76th Jane, Sugar.~], & Cn.
Toly,-Marseilles (nih June, and Saigon 4th July, Mails and Gen.-M. M. Tourane, Fr. .., .104, R. Girard, 4th July
Yokohama 30th June, and Shanghai 6th Jay, Mail and Gen.-3 M. Ithaka Gep ss., 1,450, H. Eckhorn, 9th July. -lankaw va Swatów 7th July, Gen.-- Order
Yangmon, Jap. 4.5, 2,315, N. - Marats, oth July,Kutchinóizu jad July, Coal,--M. B. K.
Singapore 30th June, Sugar,--jos Teck Dakota, Am. 5.5, 13,305, E. Franckt, and July,--Seattle 7th Juns, and Shanghai 29 h, Gen.-N. 'Y, K. Derwent, f. ss., 1,663, J. Jenkins, 4th July,
Saigon 30th June, Rice and Gen.-Chi-
певе.
Empress of Japan, Br. 5., 3.039, Henry Pybus, R.N.K, 3rd-July,~Vancouver 11th June, and Shanghai 1st July, Mails and Gen.-C. P, R, Co
Hans Wagner, Ger, s.s., b. J. Kageman. 20th June, Saigon 15th June, Rice,-, W. & Co. Heimdal, Nok, s.s., 764, T. johnsen, 16th June,
-It iphong 13th June, Gen-A. R. M. Hongkong Maru, Jap. sz. 3,447, E. Bent, oth July, San Francisco 5th June, Honolulu 1216, Yokohama 26th, Kabe 21th, and Shanghai and July, Mails and Gan.-T. K.
nesc.
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Post Office.
5.
W. S. Blair, K. J. Bowack, G. Bornand, E.
Brighton, F. G. Campbell, L. F Caner, A Case, L. E. Cattarinich, A. Chalweis, Dr. G. Chichester, D. A. A. G.,
Chulfester, Mrs. A. A. D.8.0., Major A. A.
Clark, M. O. Clark, T.
A Mail will close for :- Swatow, Amoy, Foochow and Shanghai- Per Shoshi Maru, 10th July, 10 A.bl..
Europe, &c. ladia, pra, Fulcorin-Pér | Clegg, RN, Eng. Tourane, Toth July, A.
and Mrs. H. 1."
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Macna-Per Hengrňan, 10th July, 13.15 8.4. Manila Per Taming, 10th July, 3 P.M. Amoy and Shanghai-Per Fechou, 10th July,
M Shanghai Per Kalgas, toth July, 3 r.. Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Hongkong, Trth July, 9 A.M.
Maru, 13th July, 9 A.M.
Swatow, Amoy and Auping-Per Maidguru
Yokábuma Per
Nagasaki, Kobe and Yutusta Maru, 11th July, in A.M.
Singapore, Penang Catherine Apear,
and Calcutta July, to A.M. Stangha, Nagasaki, Kobi, Yokohama,
Victorin and Vancouver, .C.--Par Empress of Japan, in July, 10 AM.
R. Lagre
E. MacKie, A.
Marriott, Dr. O.. McClymont, Mr. and
Mrs.
McDonagh, W. J. McGrath, Mr. & Mrs.
Miller, P. L.
W. B. A.
July 9th, 1906, Am.
Visel-rostock, 17 ani |
Nem....6 a.m. 30.08- Hakodate ...
Tokio ........
Kochi S Nagasaki... Kagoshima...
Oshima Naha **** Ishigakijima.. Taiboku). Talchu......... Tainan
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Koshun ..... Pescadores... Weihaiwsim. Gutzlaff ་་་་་་ Sharp Peak.... Amoy
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6.30 B
Swatc..... 19 a.m.j
Moose, Dr. and Mrs. Canton .......
Hongkong
Moreno, A (Consul | Victoria Peak
General of Panama)
Newborn, Mr. & Mrs. Matok...
Newington, A. G.
R. H.
Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.
T. W.
Oliffe, U. C.
Packer, B. L.
Lt.
Parfitt, W.
Paley, Mrs. E. U.
Peake, W.
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
T, L.
Powell, W. A.
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Colvin, H. E.
Crook, A. U.
Cruickshank, A.
Davies, F. O.
Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
W. H.
Doolittle, F. B.,
| Douglas, Capt. & Mrs. 1.
Prior, W. R.
Reid, H. 1.
Roach, Mrs. J. S. and
child
Dawley, Mr. and Ms. Sandes, Miss F. E.
W. A.
1. S.
Dowung, T. C.
Per
Einstmann, W.
Scarpari, M. Shea, J. 1. Shepherd, E. B.
Evan-Jonca, Dr. and Skinn, A.
Mrs. E.
airchild, H. J.
Slingsby, Arthur
Soudoin, H.
Fisher, 11. G.
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Ford, Miss 1.
Forman, E. 1.
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Fuller, D.
Gibson; A.
via Tuticorin-Per
Gordon, F.
Grant, F. W.
Hall, Mrs. E. L.
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Meji, Kobe, Yokohama and Portland, Or.- Per Numantia, 11th July, 10A.M.
K. Hungmoh, Br. ... 2.554, Wm. Dawson, 2nd
July, Singapore 26th June, Gen-Chi-Ischia, 11th July, so A.M.
Singapore, Penang and Bombay -- Per Europe, &c. India Roos
tìth July, 11 A.M. Macao-Per fengshan, 11th July, 1.45 F.M. Swatow, Amay and Fonchow-Per Haitan, 15th July, a FM
Ingalls, Am, transport, doo, Scati, 3rd July,—
Manika 39th June.
Ischia, Ital, ss, 4,182, G. Boclero, 4th July,- Bombay 17th June, and Singapore 30th, Gen.-C. & Co.
Johanne, Ger. 5,5., 953, ipland, 6th July- Haiphong 3rd July, Hoihew 5th, Rice, Jurn, hr. 9., 2,397, R. Parker, 15th June,--
Pigs and Gen-J, & Co.
Cardiff 18th April, Fuel and Coal.-4d- miralty,
Kanju Maru, Jap: s.8., 1,041, K. Hashimoto, 6th July, from Moji, Canl.-N. Y. K. Kowloon, Ger. 3,8., 2,326, H. Stehr, 7th July,
-Wakamatau rst July, Crals.-H. A. L. Maidzura Mary, fan 35, 677, 13. A. Merlin, 74 July,~Anping 4th July, 'Gen—Q. 5. K..
Shanghai-Per Hangnang, 11th July, 3 P.M. Swalow, Amoy and Foochow--Pei Frithjoj. 12th July, to A.M.
Macao-Per Heungskan, 12th July, 1.15 P.M. Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin- Butchow, 12th July, 3 F.. Shanghai-Per Linan, 12th July, 3 P.1. Singapore. Penang and Coʻambo →→ Per Kamakura Mars, 13th July, 5 P.M.
Por
Hall, Capt. T. Hamilton, Mrs. B.
Stebbing, W. T. Sleip, A. 1..
Stephens, H. Steven W. M. Stevens, Rev. A. J. Stewart,
Sutherland, P. D. Thomas, H. P. Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Miss H. M. Uffel, W. Von. Unbehaun, C. H. Wakefield, Mrs.. Wishart, J. D. Wood, G. G. Hollingsworth, Mr. & Wright, Mr. F. Hall
Mrs.
Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T.
Heanley, Dr. and Mrs.
C. M. Heintyleman, P: 5. Hewait, Hon. and Mrs.
E..A.
OCCIDENTAL.
Majer, Master W.
Almada, D. M. Becker, C. Briduner, E.
Calender, Capt. C. N. Crackenberg, H., Gursche, H.
Newchwang office of the Mist: Bussan Kasha tonngsang, Br. 4.4., 1,092, Smith, th July, stagallanes, Am 4.6, 83, . Frezabal, 200 Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne; Ade. Burkhardt, Frank
since April last, are finding ready sales. This is due to the cheaper price and good quality of our goods, and we gust maintain this condis tion to the end and arive to take into our hands at least one-third at cotton goods sups ! plied to the Manchiruns by menica. by whom the market has been inputized. || American cotton imported through the Naw chwang Customs Hoje alone amounts to 70,000 bales a year, and the value of each bale is about Yr4o. But these in also a laig amount imported by junks, and the grand total supplied by America »» about '1000 bales. So large is the demand in Manchuria that it
can be scarcely supplied if the whole produc
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Manila 6th July, Gen.-), M. & Co. Hangsang. Br. ss., Last, 5. Wilde, 9th July,
--Shanghai th July, Cen.-., M. &Co. Yawata Maro, jap. as, 1,866, W. Townsend. nih Tuly-Australia and July, Gr→N, Y. K.
Cleroos at the Harbour Of Armund Rohit, for hanghai
mihi, for Patix Pappan Johanne, for Exiphong.. Daigi Maru, for Kobe, Hangan, for Canton,
| Afusin Mizru, for Swalnw.
Tosa Moru, for Keelung, Pochem, for Shanghai. Shoshu Star, toy Swatow. Chungcheur, be mor tion of sheetings in Japan, 120,000 hairs, isang Toh, for Canter. Whipped thither, Under die present state of Ambria, bog Singapore. things, it is entirely out of the question to drive | Aberlour, for Batwin away American gods from the Manchurian Sterm orena, for Souzabava.
Departmey July 8
market, but it is generally admisted by sensible men, Japanese and foreigners alike, that Japanese cotton textiles will conquer the Maur Nub's, for Shanghai. churian market in the end. There are already | Chouf i, for Swalow, signa of this. The market for American gouds | Afcurate, for Husbow,
aroun, for Swatow. is extremely unfavourable, and supplies are as repidly getting congested as Japanese goode" are being cleared.ring.our stay in Man-Digi Maru, los Kabe.
Taly 9
Tara Moru, for Seite.
Passengers arrived.
Ved Kan, 4th, from Shangha -- Mr. Thomas, and 72 Chinese.
S.
Per Womanng. Ironi Calcutta, Ve —Me v15
M. Met.ead, Deek, Alex Mackie, T. Kong Soek, 600 Chinese, 4 Tadians, and 2 Japanese
Per Taiyuan, from Australian Ports-Mrs.
F. Pge, Messrs. R. Little, F. 0. Day.
illinders, Mrs. J. H Hamilton, Mesres. E. Chassigneux, A. Maclean, C. Clark, J., N. Pereira, and 65 Chinese,
Macao-Per Heungshan, 13th July, 115 PM. Manila-Per Loongsang, 13th July, P.M. Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairos, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart,
June, Manila 23rd June, Ballast.-laide and Perth-Per Kumano Maru, 13th Captain
July, 3P.M.
Manila-Fer Zafiro, 14th July, 10. A.M. Europe, &c. Inda, via Tuticorin-l'er. Delta, 14th July, 1 A.M.
Macao--Per leungshan, 14th July, 1.15 P.. Shanghai-Per Liangchow, 14th July, 3 P.M. Amoy, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Hongkong Mard, 17th July, 11 A.M.
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta--P'er Nam.
Monteagle, Br, 5.5. 3.953, S. Robinson, ist July, Vancouver 4th June, and Shan, hai 27th, Gen.--C. P. R. Co,
Neil MacLeod, Am, 25, un, E. Corral, roth June. - Manila „6th June, Ballast.—Bartet: tra Co.
N. S. de Rosano, 215 M. Lopez Blanco, 12h Jonry-Manila gili June, Ballast.-Barretto
Shanghai, sanki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.)--Per. Afan- teogle, 18th July, 11 A.M.
Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktowe, Caitas, Townsville, B share, Sydery, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth--Pei Chingis, 18th July: 3 P.M
Numanti Ges 3.5 4.38 Feldmann, zing, 17th July, 2 P.M.
July,Portland, Öv, jih June, Gen-P. & A. S. S. Co. Petrarch, tier. s.5, 1.25%, R. Hatje, rath June, -Saigon 7th Eupe, Gen.-S., W. & Co Promheus, Nor. 5, 4,023, O. Kamelinser, 6th July,Bangkok via Swatow 5th July, Rice.-N. Y. K Providence, Nor. s.s., €93. Škarrebo, 16th June, Haigon 12th June, Rice.-Chinese. Rein, Nor. s.5, 737, N. C. Mathisen, 4th July,
Rajang 27th June, Timber.-B. & Co. Shoshu Mare, Jap, 8.5, 999. 1
1. Nereato, 7th July-Shanghai via Feochow, Amay and Swallow 29th June, Grp.–0, S. K. era Monera, Br. ek, 240, Hannah, 1st fly-Sonrabaya 17th Jane, and Probo- lingo 2018, Sugar-B. & S. Sorzia, Ger. $4048,
Machow, 6th July, Penang and Singapore 30th June, Gen 11. A. L Spithead, Br 8.8, 2. 997, Stewart, 2nd July
Loudon 19th May, and Singapore 26th,
Surahmore, Br., 2,210, King, 26th June,
Cebu and Hoil-Pes Kaifong, 18th July, 3 P.M.
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Miss M. Hoy, iverfield, Capt. W. Keyt, Dr. F. Kitchen, H. Korff, A Lobe, A. Krill, G Mackel, Dr. Med. Th.
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Majer, Capt. and Mrs,
N. L Munro, Miss A Owen, O. E.
Pauon,
Р.
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Romano, D. Tessary, L.
Textor, Inspector H. Thatberg, F. G.
Vossler, Mr. Rudolf.
Vaster, E.. Wilkins, H. N. Woelken, A.
CARLTON.
Alament, Mr. Andap, R. J. Anderson, R.A. Capt. Bargmann, F. Blanco, A. E. Bonnas, W. Briggs, Mr. and Mrs Briggs, Masters W. A.
and C.
Briggs, Misses M. Coxgon, Mr.
and
Mrs.
Manila-Per Rubi, 2 st July, 1 A.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kohe, Yokohama and Seattle, Wash.-Pes Dakota, 21st July, 11 A.M.
R Keelung, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C. and Seattle, Wash.-Per Akt | Farwell, Mr. and Muru, 23rd July, 3 P.M.
J. R. Manila, Simpsonhalen, Fr. Wille phalen, Ferry, W.. Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Pei Prins Gains, Miss M. Sigismund, 24th July, 10 A M
It is hereby notified that on and from the 6th instant, the rate of postage on letters from Hongkong and British Postal Agencies in China in Egypt and the Sudan was reduced to 4 cents for each half ounce or fraction thereof.
Polo Laut 17th June, Coal-D, & Co., Ld. Taikosan Mard, Jap. 6.4, 1.216, T. Ora, 6th
July-Kuchinnizu 1 July, Coal-M. Bam
Taishap, Br..5, 1.10. 1. F. Laing, 29th June
-Shanghai via Fonts 24th June, Gen, B. &'Co.
Taming. Br. 8.5., 1.35. A. W. Outerbridge,
6th July,—Manila 4th July, Gen.-B. & 3. Trym, Nen, 19., 1,138. 5 Andersen, 5th July,-
Bangkok 28th June, Rice, Meal and Wood. --Order.
Tsurugisan Matu, Jap. $.5., 1,500, K. Shimizu,
30th June, Kuchicotzu 24th June, Coal M. B. K.
علي
Y. de Aldecox, Am. 8.5., 1,260. F. Xandaro Echauz, 15th June,Manila 13th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co.
noon.
A Pillar Box has been placed at Pokfu Police Station. It will be cleared daily at
Andrews, Mra,
Brayu, R. F. Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Claten, H. Clorbier, A. M. Darling, Col. Fuller, Mr.
am leaving the C. P.,0. daily at 10.30 am.
There will be a delivery of letters at Pokfu-Gabam, Mr. and
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Gates, Capt.
W. Douglas
Hacker, B. B.
Harris, A.
The following may now be obtained at the Harding, Mr. and General Post Office counter:
Postal Guides, each
***** to cents. Parcel Post, Tarif, each ......10
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„From and after the is janu ́ny, igof, the rate for Postcards from Australia to Hongkong and British Postal Agencies in Chins is one penny instead of one penny and half penny.
Mails for Canton, Sam-hui, Wachow
Hazeland, P. A.
Hewitt, A. H. Jacks, Mr.
Guoch, E. Green, W. D. Harrison, S. L.. Jackson, W.
G.
Martin, W. F.
McClintock, Mrs. F.
W. and child Merlees, Capt. & Mrs., Noble, Mrs. W. Pearson, R. W. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.
C. B Stephens, Miss H.
Levenson, R.
PYAN
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Mclssic, Mrs. Mitchell, R. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Moxon, Mr. and Mis.
is, F. B.
Painter, Major & Mr.
Reynolds. F. O.
Koberts, A. Gi.
Mrs.
Sawer, Capt. and Ms.
Searle, Rev. G.
Mrs.
Seymour, Lt-Col, and
Mra
Shenian, Mr.
Sinclair, A.
Skott, C.
Skatiowe, Mr. & Mia,
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Johnston, (.. A. M.. Southey, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Storey, Mr...
E. S.
Torean-de-Marney, N. Kistowsky, Mr. & Mrs, E.
F.
Vereker, Capt. & Mrs. Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M.
White, Dr. & Ms. M. I. Wilford, F. C.
and Macan will be closed on week days at 7.30 Knight, Mr. every morning. On Sundays the wait for Longridge, Rev., and Weismann, Mr. & Mr.
churia a commission of foreign merchants in Tionghi, for Mac usar. Shanghai arrived, and the commistinn seems | Kararglah, for Canton. to have been convinced that Japanese shirtings are a powerful rival to foreign cotton. The price of Japanese sluiting is about Y4.90 per piece of 40 yards, agai st American calco, which is valued from Y6.5 to Y7.50 while the quality of the two is almost alike. Under these circumstances, the success nf qur goods in the contest with American goods is already beyond doubt. Japanese goods enjoy a further advantage. They are admited duty free at Tairen, while American gouds have to pay an
Per Armand Bekić, from." Marseilles for import duty of about Ya per bale at New Yokohama--Mr, Humontier, Count N. Stuardo, chwoog. This privilege of the Japanese will Mr. and Mrs Forster, Messrs. Tayet, Figu be removed sooner or latter, as a Chinese Tso Ping Lang, Che Ten Chak, Tehen. Customs House is to be shortly established. Tao, Fong Ka Yun, Pa Yin, Yen Chu, Kowen Keng Yen, Trae Fo Keng, Yang Sen but feel assured that the balance is in our favour Key, Tia Zang Fav. Den Tching Hy, Yan in the world for cotton textiles. The art of Eu Yan, Mr. Kwang Ten Ki, Colonel Tsien S weaving it yet in a very primitive state, and as Sing. Messrs. Thang Ku King. Te Kouce, Pao it can by no means he improved in the near Tchan Li, Tao Pao Tai, Haw Tang Ying, Tcheng, Tcheon Yun Wo, Eu Vang Khi, Lian fature, the inhabitants must look abroad for Yong Seng, a Hy Tchang, Thang Chi Heng, the supply of the cotton stuff for their clothing Thi The Vaime Pepp, Wong Khac ho Du. The large majority of the population are pea hotest, On Tsao Kien, Ying Yu Sing and Van sants and labourers, and they are naturallyrade Greefer an infant, Mr. A. Y. Harger. The Ye, Mrs Bourgens and infant, Mr. and Inclined to prefer coarse and more durable M and Mrs. d'Astor. From Colombo--Mr. Japanese cations to Anor calico, 1 have come 31, Hell. From Bombay-Major H. E. Cleve back lorded with great bee for the field for land and servant, Lieut. nad Mrs. Caburon. From Batavia-Mesara, W. B. Wang and Jap Our cotton goads is the country porth of Kwang
Vie. From Singapore Mr. R. Baba. cheng-tre-the region about Changchung and From Saigon--Messrs. Bidou, Poutaneer. Kirin. Textiles are sent into Mongolia in con. Patras, Darlan and Branchesin, Miss Branch- siderable quantity from Kwang-chen-tze. In Messrs, Chaureck, Leshandy and Quillien. For Kobe from Port Said--Mr. Hodjassar. short,cation goods will find the better market in
From Bombay-Messrs. Abrahim, N. C. Che Manchuria the more they are sent further wala and Y. Agawa. From Saigon-Mr. Sal. north-eastwards. If the market is to be more jawalla For Yokohama from Singapore-Mr. rapidly extended in Manchuris, it is c
For Hongkong from Marseilles is necessary | G
Abbaya and Y. Assam. From
"Manchuria itself is one of the best markets Ben Pan and Le n Tuang Ling. Colonel Lianngara, Br. 1.0, 2,211, Thompson, 4th July,- Macao will be closed at 9 am, and that for:
Chin
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Per Loongiang, from Manila-Messrs. N. Votee, J. Taylor, George Murray, S. F. Guiejo, M.. 5. Romans, Misses Justina Escaño, Marciana Escano and E. Avarastra,
Shipping Raporis.
Moji 27th June, Coal-Order. Statmore Expected.
Vesse
Kamakura M... Shanghai...N. Y. K July **
Canton at 9 a.m.
Lang, Mr.
Mails for Namtao. Hanbue, Kongmoon, Lang, A. O. Kumchak, Bamahui, Wochow and Canton Macfarlane, Dr. H. every evening at 5 p.m. On Sundays the mails. Macuamera, Mr. will be closed at 9 km. '
Martin, O. B. H. No mail will be closed for Canton on Satyr | Mania, R." day evening.
VISITORS AT THE BOPUUS
XING EDWARD,
From Agents Put
Namsang ......Singapore M. & Coluly 10 Kumano Masu Japan N. V. K... July 10 Delhi.. Singapore P. & Q. Cojuly tr
·Roon....... Shanghai. M. & Co...July Hakata Maro. Singapore N. Y. K.... Seydlitz. Japan M. & Co... July 17 Albayda, G,
Legeuse, Vice-Consul Tartar..........Japan C. P. R. Co July 17 Almond, Capt. & Mrs.
...Japan ......P.
Russell M. Co...July 18
Lofts, A, C. R. Luitpold Colombo... M. & Co.... July 18 Beauclerk, F. W. - Logus, W. Emp, of China. Vancouver, C. P. R. Coluly 14 Bordeaux, Mrs. Thos.Martin, Mrs. J H
Claridzo, G;
McKay, T. D America Maru.San Fciscoll, K. K...july 27
Colahan. Mr.
Michael, Mr. and Mrs. Cunningham, Mr. and
Mrs. A.
Moses, E. J.
Korea
Alta
DOOK RETURNS.
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.
Sumatra..
Hércules
Kalion
0.
.
Woodward, Mr. & Mrs Truman, Mr. and Mrs.
R. H. Zebrmann, H, C.
CHINA COAST METRORGLOGICAL REGISTER. July 7th, 1906, a.m.
· Ishigakijāma.... Taihoku Taichu......... Taipan.)
29.76 5,27 39.2
9.8
297
178]
2.4 29.73
IL
29.78
29.79
Haiphong.... Minila Bacolod
Hailo......... Celsu
2981 29.81
10A.M. 19.85
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39.886
1
19-
29.88 90 60
29.87 85
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C. St. James, 10a.m.
Tempemure pidity Rainfall........
29.90 84-
July 3 at
July!
TO HIM,
29.85
29.81
86
75
74
0.40
Entimations.
F. BLACKHEAD & CO., SHIP-CHANDLERS, SAILMAKERS, COAL AND PROVISION MER.. CHANTS, NAVAL CONTRACTORS, AND GENERAL COMMISSION
AGENTS,
GROUND FLOOR,
ST. GEORGE'S BUILDING,
HONGKONG,
SOAP AND SODA MANUFACTURERS,
SOLE AGENTS POR
HARTMANNS RAUTJEN'S GENUINE
COMPOSITION RED HAND BRAND, HARTMANN'S GREY PAINT, DAIMLER'S. PATENT MOTOR LAUNCHES,
Sala Agents for
៥៥.
FERGUSON'S SPECIAL CREAM
P. & D. SPECIAL LIQUER SCOTCH WHISKY. &C.
EVERY KIND OF SHIP'S STORES AND REQUISITES ALWAYS IN STOCK
A
REASONABLE PRICES. Hongkong. Tih March 1005.
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.
L1 KWONG LOONG & CO.,
國公
李
CABINET-MAKERS AND ART DECORATORS,
from Shanghai, has re-opened their FURNITURE STORE
I
At
No. 35, DES VEUX ROAD CENTRAL. The only Shop in Hongkong with this name.
WHERE HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE of every destription can be made to order in any design required.
Have been patronised by the Hongkong Club, Hongkong Hotel, Telegraph Co., Mesir, A S. Watson & Co., Ld., Firms and other leading Establishments in the Colony, to whom refer. ence may be made as to the Superior Work- manship and Materials of the Furniture, &c., supplied.
Meurs. A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd, write as follows:-
"We have pleasure in stating that Mr. LI KWONG LOONG furnished the Annexe to our Dispensary and gave us every satis. .faction,"
·
(Sd.) A.-S. WATSON & CO., Ld. ORDERS punctually attended to, and CHARGES most moderate.
AN INSPECTION INVITED. Hongkong, 141 March, 1906.
For Sale.
FOR SALE
(296
WELSBACHI'S IN-DOOR &
OUT-DOOR 4-LIGHT
GAB ARO LAMPS,
Do. BOXED
LIGHTS. Do. HARP
LAMPS.
MAN-
TLES, CHIK-
HEYS, GLO. ARS. SILA-
DES, &C., & and INCANS・・ DESCENT GABOLINE LAMPS of all descriptions from best makers.
NAPHTHA Of the beat kind for GASO-
· LINE LAMPS and GABO- LINE EN. GINES, kept in stock..
Da.
Bay. Th. Mu. Wind Wr.
Vladivostock 17.1 Nemuro....... 29.07 Hakodate
R 2
Tokių A
29.80 129.87
82 2 NE 1
Delaney, L. T.
Dack.
Goodwin, A. F. Grimshaw, R.
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Hestar, Dr. St. Clair Jackson, Mrs, and child Joues, E.
| Nagasak
Kagoshima... Oshinia Houlder, Mr. and Mrs. Naha
A. B Nathan, J. Hallard, Mr. and Mrs. Newton, Min G.
F. J.
Nonaw E Paine, 4. E. Pearse, Dr. W.W. Plumb, Mr. and
P. B. Story, G. F. Wandres, F. Williams, G.
125.75
+
Mrs.
Naw
2F
do
OF
Ships Passed The Canal.
Bamel, H. J. O.
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Jameson, P. S.
R. J.
Modey, A. Armitage, Miss Smith, E. Grant
Gap Rock
Macas
29.78) 86
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Haiphong
Grant
Soppa, P.
Iloilo Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Cebuan
Montague Young, J. A..
Manifa Bacolo
11
29.8K 86
11
20.89
14
29.00
C. St. James.|108,M,
SHANGHAI.
for Japanese weavers to have in Kwangchen Batavia-Mr. T. C. Johnson, From Singapore Ma, aliance tre head-quarters for the sale of goods. 1-Capl, A. Gellan, and Mr. Wang He. From Manchuria the demand for cotton yarn is on Baigon-Mater. L. Sophouphetxarat, L. Wind- the decrease, as the demand for cotton fabrics ser, Logro, T. O. Ismail, Sandois, Ung FathU.S.A.T. Ingalls......
Monteagle...er is rapidly increasing. The decrease of sales and Tichoh China,
H.M.5. Cadmus ...... of the former, however, may be offset by the increase in other parts of orth Chine Japanese engineers, the advisers to the Public Worka Bureau of Chibli, are now training over 100 Chinese in operating the bastan weaving looms. These operators are to be sent out to The str. Tourant from Shanghai on the 6th | Chibli various places in the province each with a loom, kiang very misty, had to stop till next morning
Inst, at 8 pm, the mouth of the Yang-tae | Norma and will teach the people how to work it, with when weather cleared up. Moderate S. W. a view, to disseminating the use of the luom in monsoon in the Formosa Channel. Arrived st the interior of China, and improving the winy
Ing industry. When this in put into execu tion, it will call for the increase of cotton
Y&to."
Hongkong on the gih inst.
"
Kendrick, A. J.
Kent, Capt. W. E. 30th ult Kahlevindt, H. C. ...Old Dock. Litla, A. C.
Meishun 2 Alexandra .............................................do Siam
CRAIGIEBURN.
1st June-Hudion, Machoon, Sachsen, So. Brown, C.A. cotra, Teenkat, Tonkin, 5th Jane-Katarkt Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Percy Maru, Splihead, 9th June-Mantia, Danfa,
G. A.
Br. Talyuan from Sydney-Light to Indrawadi, Polynesien, Longtor, Speria, 12th Davenport, Mrs. moderate winds and fine weather to Port Dare Juae-Bayern, Denlarg, Deniawers, Nubia, Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. wis, thence wrong SE. winds and head saa | #ilyamor, Billtrephon," sph Juna~APWand › Hogy, Mrs. A. V.
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