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Entimations.

MUTTON AND BEEF.

THE Undersigned is prepared to SUPPLY THE

FRESH MUTTON and BEEF, at Moderate Prices.

Should patrons find any Meat supplied not to be fresh, full price will be refunded on the return of the Meat to the Stall,

TUNG WING,

No. 1 Stail, Central Market,

Hongkong, 14th May, 1906,

THE HONGKONG

STUDIO,

(561

HIGHER CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER, 41 & 43, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, TOP FLOOR.

PORTRAITS, GROUPS and

ENLAR

'GING and COPYING in all Sizes.

LARGE SELECTION OF VIEWS ALWAVE ON HAND,

PRICE VERY MODERATE. Hongkong th September, Tons

FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

LI KWONG LOONG & CO.,

A*

4

THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY,

my name, and I am well assured that it will be a great pleasure to him to know that the noble gift which he placed at my disposal has been so usefully bestowed, and that it will be the means of affording clief to those suffering from the devastating scourge of tuberculosis.

It is my desire that this institution shall afford accommodation for the large class of persons of slender means in professional or other employments for which no provision for sickness of this kind at present exists.

I pray God's ble may rest upon this building, and иров all who work within it, and all who come to it for aid, and that it may he the means of alleviating suffering and saving

fe for this and many generations to come.

Four hundred feet above the sea rises the cheery red-brick sanatorium, stretching out a wide crescent of wings to catch the southern sun and breezes, Wide verandahs swing round with its curve, on to

which

each room opens with a large glass doorway. To those the beds. will be wheeled at night, winter and summer (kave in rainy weather), and there God's air will! work its own cure on the scarred lungs of the sufferers from the white scourge.

TO WALK TWENTY MILES A DAY. How will they spend their time? Dr. Noel Bardawall, medical superintendent and autocra at Midhurst, gave the following outline of a day in a patient's life:

7.30 a.m:-Rise.

0a.m.-Douchin baths and massage.

[6.30 .m.-Breakfast."

GABINET-MAKERS and Art DecoRATORS, from Shanghai, has re-opeaed theis

· FURNITURE STORE

at

No. 35, Das Vieux' Road CENTRAL.. The only Shop in Hongkong with this name.

Wevery description can be made to THERE HIGH-CLASS FURNITURE

order in any design required.

Have been patronised by the Hongkong Club, Hongkong Hotel, Telegraph Co., Messrs. A 5. Watson & Co., Ed., Firms and other leading Establishments in the Colony, to whom reler ence may be made as to the Superior Work-

manship and Materials of the Furniture, & supplied.

Messrs. A. 5. 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, ist Matel, Toph

PERILS OF PRIN

HOW CATS AND DOGS CONYRY DISEASE

TO-HUMAN-BEINGS.

I has been left to recent investigators to prove the important ôle played by animals an the causation and transmission of disease. Dr. Louis Lambon, lecturing at the Institure of Publie Health, showed that tropical diucases hitherto supposed in be due to heat were in reality caused by-parasites,

Parasites ware frequently carried by becom ing adherent to the hair of animals, by bein ingested and then deposited, or by getting into the blood of animals or insects, which an bi- ing man deposited the parasites in his blood.

Flies are the great scourge, being the bearers of the, germs of almost every disease, includ. ing cholera, enteric, and anthrax, Dr, Limbon sbowed how plague was conveyed from the rat by means of rat fleas, which take up the quarter on the domestic cat and dog, bringing

plagúe germ with

Dr. Lambon has been at work during the past few weeks investigating the past taken by the ordinary domestic animals, such as the cat and deg, in transmitting diseas: He has dis covered sufficient evidence to show that many of the diseases of man ate transmitted by these animals, and the results of his work, are to be published shortly. ·

1903.

1924.

9:30a.m.--Medical examination.

10 to 12 a,m,—Walk and other execise.

12th 1 pan--Absolute rest and silence, lying

on chair in verandah.

top..-Lunch.

2 to 4 p.m.-Reading, walking, or working.

4 45 p.m.-Tea,

5 to 6 p.m.-Recreation.

to 7 p.m.-Absolute jest and silence as before. 715 p.m.-Dinner.

8 to 9.30 p.m.-Music and other recreations, 945 p.m.-Bed,

Dr. Bardswell, in addition to conducting & sanatorium of his own at Mundesley-on-Sea, was a pioneer of the open-air treatment at the Sheffield Infrmory. He is only thirty-three, but comes to Midhurst with an internationai reputation.

Shipping.

Arrivals.

Kaifong. Br. ss., 981; Finlayson, 11th July,

Hoilo 7th July, Sugar and Hemp.—B, & Clara Jebsen, Ger. 8.5., 3,103, J. Iwersen, 17th

July-Bangkok 5th July, Rice J. & Co. Sabine Rickmers, Ger. s 5,730,- 1. R. Nasbet,

1th July,Newchwang zad July, Beani and Bean Oil.-A., K. Co. Glenesk, Br. 39, 2,274, Rafferty, 11th July,

Shanghai 7th July, Gen.McG. Bros. &

Gow. Elisabeth Rickmans, Ger. ss., 998; W. Bôte- führ, 11th July –Bangkok sili July, Rice. -B. & S.

Jacob Diederichsen, Ger. £9, 623, 1). Heniz, 11th July,Haiphong 7th July, and Hoihowth, Gen.-J. & Co.

کمہ

Kamakura Maru, Jap: 8.5, 3,798, H. Fraser, 4th July,Shanghai 8th July, Gen-N. Y. K.

Charterhouse, Briss, 1,278, Clifton, 11th July.

-Semarang and Singapore sth July, Gen.

Chinese.

Haikan, Fr. 55, 733, 1. Andersen, izth July,

-Pakhoi and Hoihow 11th July, Gen.

A. R M.

Chiyuea, Ch. 1.4., 1,177, C. Stewart, 12th July, Snghai Bt July, Gen.-C. M. S. N Co.

J.

Clearancss at the Harbour Offico.. Kohsichang, for Swatow, Anglo Susan, for Singapore. Haitan, for Swalow. Glenesk, for Saigon.

Sabine Rickmers, fot Canton. Amigo, for Haiphong; Kamakura Mart, for Singapore. Chiyuen, for Canton.

Į

Departures. July 12.

Delhi, for Shanghai. Bestari, for Nagasaks Kiang Ping, for Chinklang. Hatun, for Kokrichang, lor Bau kok rithjof, for Cunst Tarts. Numantia, for Portland, Or. Glenesk, for Saigon, Amino, for Saiphong. Angle Sun, for Singapore. Rhenania, for Singapore.

Shipping Report#

-- Str. Kaifong from Hoila —Light wind, fipe weather, smooth sea..

Str. Roon from Yokohama -There 10. Shang-" hai experienced mostly benvy fog and raiu,' fepm thence to part fine, clear weather.

Passengers arrived. Per Jacob Diederichsen, from Hoihow-Mr. Heywood,

SUEZ CANAL PASSAGE,, While the tonnage of vessels passing through the Suez Canal last year decreased by 267,730 tons as compared with 1904, British tonnage showed a refluction which was a good deal more then its share, amadaling to 476,989. It follows that the British percentage to the whole was less than in 1904, and it is notable that the Ste Hailan from Coast Ports :-Fnochow to German vessels, whilst still few, showed an Amoy SW, winds, heavy rain falls, thence to Swatow and Hongkong moderate SW. winds. increase. The tonnage percentage of the two pations to the whole of the vessels passing stopth sea and fine weather. through the canal for the last three years is given below:

1905. British

62265.9 63.6 German 14.9147 15.1 The total tonnage last year was 13,134,105, as against an average for the ten years from 1891 to 1900 of 3,588,947. Since 188 the mean nel tonnage per vessel has risen from 1,517 to 3.101. The average duration of the passage ki. For Marseilles-Colonel G. Shiba, Major was 18hs. 35min, and 95.1 per cent of the Tsuna, Lieut. Col. S. Kikuchi Major Sur vessels were navigated by night. It is worthy geon, Kawaniari Lieut.

Roniohi, of record that in the month of October last, Lieut. S. awak tie, Comer, Y. Yamaguc. K. after the canal had been blocked for ten days Nakamura, K. Naito, S. Bate and H. Yoshida, owing to

the

grounding and the subsequent For Lendon-Comdr. T. Matsumura, Miss Mc. blowing-ap of the steamship Chatham, 109, D. Reve, Mrs. Grimble and baby, Mr. J. B. vessels, which had been detained during the

Ware. obstruction of the canal, effected the passage

144

in four days without any accident.

In 1870 26,768 passengers passed through the canal fast year the number was 252,694.

THE KING OPENS GREAT SANATORIUM

WHERE CONSUMPTIVES WILL WIN BACK" THEIR HEALTH.

Amid the pines and heath land of Sussex stands the perfect sanatorium-the King Ed- ward VII. Sanatorium for Consumption. On 13th ult, his Majegy, to whom much of the

Per Halian, from Hoihow-Mr. and Mrs. Sequeira and family.

Per Kamakura Moru from Shanghai for Hongkong-Capt. Andr. Hartis two chil- dren, and Mr. G. Rowaki, For Singapore- Messrs. H. Oishi, M. Kwanze and G. Yamaṇa,

Passengers departed.

Per Yawata Maru, for Japan-Mrs. Schulse Mixes Baylis, Sander, N. Gray, Blair, Hoyle, Mrs. Koch, Mrs E. Lawless, Min Langdon, Mrs. Hornby and intant, Messrs. A. B. Wil liams, K. S. Williams, Lieut Dill, Capt. R. E. E. Kriekenbeck, .Mrs. Blake, The, and Mrs, M. Major and Mrs. H. J. Kelsall, Meats, Kendrick, John F. Duff, W. P. Sellar, Fuku- mura, S. Masuko, Mr. and Mrs. Francisco Puig and 3 children, Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Crofton, Messrs. O'Shea, B. Grater, T. Nogais, Mrs. Kitajima, Moss. R. H. Wills and F. Ohno,

Per Empress of Japan, for Vancouver, &c.---- Mt. D. D. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. and child,

Horder Messrs. P. L. Miller, C. B.

C. Claridge, floward, Douglas Graham, Mrs. Blake, Mr. A. McRean, Mr. and Mrs. Woodward and daughters, S. L.. Dricfus, Fred, W. Bonuclerk, Dr. Gordon, Mans, and Mr. K. Yoneda, Mr. J. de East, Col. and Mrs. Goldie, Gen, and Mrs. McLeod, Mr. and Mrs. James, Messrs. Arthur H. Remington, Dr. Dagfus B. Scarlett, Misses Fink, Brandt. The Misses Pilkington, Skelbooms, Mr. and Miss Dales, Messrs.

Per Käox, for Bremen, '&c—Mix Bunting,

Messrs. W. Dennis, F. Eberius, Mr. and Mrs. M. Gatsonides, fr. Misses Gatsonides, Z Greenberg, Mr. K. Grunshow, Mrs. J. A., H. Hamilton, Mr. C. W. Heuser, Capt. G. Hill- mann, Mr. and Mrs. G. Hiran, Messrs. I. F. Hoffmeister, J. A.. Hymans, Mrs. C. M. M. J. James. Mr. J. Lamont, Dr. D. Landsborough, Mr. E. C. Lewis, Mrs. J. McDowell, Messrs. P. Meisch P. A. Meyer, C. N. Moody, Mm. H. Moore; Mr. J. Wathan, Mrs. A. H. Qugh, Kear-Admiral and Mrs. Rixey, Dr. Springer, and Mr. F. W. Williams.

Vessels

Tartar.

Steamers Expected.

Dur

From Agents

Seydlits.......Japan M. & Co. July 17 Japan......C. P. R. Cofuly 17 Austria... Singapore S, W. & Co july, 17 Korea ..........apan.....P. M. Co... July 18 P. R. I uitpold.Colombo... M. & Co....July 18 Emp, of China. Vancouver. C. P. R. Cofuly 24 Kutang... Calcutta....., M. & Co July 24 America Maru.San FieiicoT. K. K... July 27

Vessels in Port.

STEAMERS,

Amara, Brs.5, 1,565, C. I. Mattock, 6th July,

-Hongay 4th July, Coal.-J., M. & Co. Andree Rickmers, Ger. $.5., 1,021, W. Teiubert, 7th July, Bangkok 1st July, Rice.-M. & Co.

Anghin, Ger: 5.5,,1,001, Chr. Kümpel, 10th July,-Bangkok and July, and Swatow gth, Rice and Wood.-B. & S.

Borneo, Ger. 5.5, 1,200, F. Sembill, 8th July,-

-Sandakan 4th July, Timber-M. & Co. Brand, Nor. ss., 1,525, M. Evenaca, 9th July, -Sourabaya (Java) 2õsh June, Rica.-S.,

W. & Co.

Cranley, Br. 1.8, 3,993, W. E. Steele, 8th July,

Durban 13th June, Coolies.-G., L. & Co. Dakota. Am. s... 13.305. E. Francke, 2nd July, Seattle 7th June, and Shanghai

20 h, Gen.-N. Y. K.

Derwent, Br. ss., 1,663, J. Jenkins, 4th July,

Saigon 30th June, Rice and Gen.-Chi-

nese.

Fooksang, Er. 8,5., 1,987,' W. E. Sawer, 8th Juty, Calcutta 23rd June, Coals.-J., M. & Co Gerd. Not. s.8, 750; Andreassen, 8th July,-

Bangkok 1st July, Rice-Hop Hing Hong Glenlochy, Br. s.s, 2.997, E. J. Stallard, 9th July, Kobe 1st July, and Shanghai th, Ballist,-McG. Bros, & Gow. Hakata Maru, Jap. s... 3,819, Gen. Anderson, 1th July, Singapore 6th July, Gen.-N. Y. K.

Hans Wagner, Ger. s.s., 961, J. Kageman. 201

Joe, aigon 15th June, Rice-L., W. & Co.

Hong Ber, Br. 5., 7,056, J. P. Hainsworth, 4th July-Penang and Singapore sth July, Gen-Joo Teck Seng. Hongkong Maru, Jap, ss., 3,447. E. Bent, 6th July, San Francisco 5th June, Honolulu 12th, Yokohama 26th, Kobe 18th, and Shanghai and July, Mails and Gen.-T. K. K.

Huichaw, Br. ss., 1,270, Wm. B. Brown, arth

July, Canton 1th July, Gen-B, & 5. Ingalls, Am. transport, tos, Scott, 3rd July,--

Manila 30th June.

Joshin Maru, Jap ss., 702, H. Ohta, 10th July,

Tamsui via Amoy and Swatow 9th July, Gen.-O. S. K.

Kumano Maru, Jap. ., 5,076, W. S. Hunter, roth July, Nagasaki 6th July, Gen.-N. YK.

Liangchow, Br. 9.8.1,214, 4. Harder, 8th July,Bangkok and Kohsichang and July, Rice.-B. & S.

Foongsang. Br. 6.5 1,092, Smith, 9th July,

Manila 6th July, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Magallanes, Am. 5.5, 832, A. Frezabal, 26th

June, Manila 23rd June, Ballast. Captain.

Marie, Ger. 5, 1,189, J. Petersen, 8th July,

---Sourabaya 30th June, Sagar.-J. & Co. Monteagle, Br. 5.8 3.953, S. Robinson, 1st July, Vancouver 4th June, and 'hanghai 27th, Gen.-C. P. R. Că.

JULY 12 1906.

Amoy,Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-For Hongkong Mary, 17th July, 11 A.M.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Nam sang, 17th July, 2 P.M.

Manila Per Tean, 17th July, 3 P.M. Keelung, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yoko barra, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.)-10) | Montsagle, 18th July, 11 4.M.

Hanila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Islund, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand Mistbourne, Adelaide and Penh~Per Chingin, 18th

July, 3 .. Caba and floits-Per Katsong, 18th July, Manila-Per Ruôi, zist July, 11 AM/ Amay, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kohe, Yokobam and Seattle, Wash.--Par Dakota, 31st July,

3.P.M.

11 AM.

Keelung, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Wait, B.C. and Seattle, Wash.-Per Aki Maru, 23rd July, 3 P.M.

Manila, Simpsonbafen, Fr. Wilhelmshalen, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Per Print Sigmund, 24th July, 10 A.M.

Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin-Pe Tonkin, 24th July, 11 A.M.

Manila, Timor, Port Darwin, Thursday Island.

VISITOUN AT THE HOTL£8.

HONGKONG.

Adams, P. R. Allen, Mrs. F. Anderson, Mrs. K.- Amold, J. Baird, Mr. & Mrs. J. C; Bairnson, A. R. Battiscombe, H. G. Bayles, W. I. Beattie, R. 11.

Bell, R.M., Engr.-Lieut.

H. F.

Biervliet, A. Van(Vice-

PRAK.

Andrews, Mrs. Brave, R. F.

Bur.is, Mr. and Mrs.

Hollingsworth, Mr. & Clasen, H.

Mis. Hunter, R. Innes, Capt. R. Jamesoo, Mrs. }, W. Joki, J. P. F..

Joughin, J. C. Kelly, Mrs. M. Kemp, Mr. A, S. King, C. H. Laing, A. H. Lee-Joper, J. W.

Censui for Belguim) Logré, E. Birbeck, R. J.

Mackle, A. Marriott, Dr. O. Blaney, 5.

McDonagh, W. J... Bisscil, W. S. Blair, K. J.

Moore, Dr. and Mrs. Brighton, F. G.

W. B. A. Campbell, L. F. Carter, A.

bane, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bri Cattarisich, A.

Hobart, Launceston, New Zea Jand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Empira, 28th July, 10A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe Victoria and Vancouver, H.C.-Per Empress of China, 1st Aug 11 A.M.

Yokohama

Estore, c.. Indin, va Tostructs - Pe Armand Behic, 7th Aug., 11 A.M.

Europe, &c., India,, via Pavuora - Pe. Ernest Simons, 21st Aug, 11 A.M.

A Pillar Box has been placed at Pokfu lam Police Station. It will be cleared daily at

11008,

1

There will be a delivery of letters at Pokfu. lam leaving the G. P. C. daily at 10.30 a.tn.

The following may now be obtained at the General Post Office counter:-

D

Postal Guides, each ........ 30 cents, Parcel Post Tariff, each ......20

rate for Postcards from Australia to Hongkong From and after the 1st January, 1906, the and British Postal Agencies in China is one penny instead of one penny and half penny.

Chalwers, Dr. G. Chichester, D. à. A. G.,

D.8.0., Major A. A. Clark, M. O. Chichester, Mrs. A. A.

Clark, T.

.

Clegg, B.N., Eng.

Moreno, A., (Consul

General of Panama) Moule, G.

Newborn, Mr. & Mrs.

R. H. Newington, A. G. Oliffe, O.C, Packer, B. L.. Patey, Mr. E. 0. ·

Clothier, A. N...

Darling, Col. Fuller, Mr. Gales, Capt.

Graham, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Douglas Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Harker, B. B.. Harris, A. 'Hazeland, F. A. Hewitt, A. H.

Mr. Jacks,

Johnston, L. A. M. Joseph, Mr. and Mr.

E.'S.

Kistowsky, Mr. & Mrs. Kaight, Mr. Longridge, Rev.

MTE.

Lang, Mr.

Lang, A. O.

Macíarlane, Dr. H. Macnamara, Mr.

|

Martin, O. B. H. Martin, R.

Mclssac, Mrs. Mitchell, R.

11

Moon, Mr. and Mr. Moxon, Mr. and Mrs. Ollis, F. B. Painter, Major & Mrs. Reynolds, F. O. Roberts, A. G. Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Searle, Rev, G. Seymour, Lt. Col. and

Mr. Shepton, Mr. Sinclair, A. Skott,

"

Skottows, Mr. & Mrs. Southey, Mr. and Mrs. Storey, Mr. Torean-de-Marney, N.

Vereker, Capt. & Mrs. Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M. and Weismann, Mr. & MIL-

White, Dr. & Mrs. H. J. Wilford, F. C. Woodward, Mr. & Mrs. Truman, Mr. and Mrs,

R. H. Zehrmann, H. C.

CRAIGIEBURN,

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Jameson, P. S.

TW

Lat.

and Mrs, t. I.

Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Peake, W.

Perkins, Mr. and Mr.

T. L l'owell, W. A.

R. J.

Armitage, Miss

Barnett, H. J, O.

Brown, C..A.

Prior, W. R.

G. A.

Reid, H. t.

Davenport, Mrs.

Colvin, H. E.

Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.

Roach, Mrs. J. S. and Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.

child

Scarpari, M.

Shepherd, E. B.

Mrs.

Skinn, A.

Slingsby, Anthur

Connor, J. L. Cowan, G. P. Crook, A. 11. Cruickshank, A. Davies, F. O. Donald, Mr. and

W. B. Doolittle, F. H.. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs.

Downing, T. C. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.

W.A Einstmann, W..

| Evan-Jones, Dr.

Mrs. E.

E7 Mails for Canton, Samihuj, Wuchow | and Macao will be closed on week days at 7.30 Fairchild, H. J. every morning. On Sundays the mail for Fisher, H. G. Macao will be closed at 8 am, and that for

Fuller, D. Canton at 9 a.m.

Gibson, A. Gordon, F. Grant, F. W. Hall, Mrs. E. L. Hall, Capt. T Heanley, Dr. and

C. M.

Mails for Namino, Saobue, Kengmoon, Keeschuk, Samshui, Wuchow and Cantor every evening at 5 pm. On Sundays the mails will be closed at 9 ant.

No mail will be closed for Canton on Sater day evening.

Áka

BOOK RETURNS.

· HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS,

al Kowloon Dock. Sir William Jewoise. -Magsflaves n

Hercules U.S.A.T. Ingalls Monteagle.... Taiyuan... Cranley Hongkong Maru Amigo

Alexandra

Soudois, H. Spittles, J. S. Stebbing, W. T. Stein.

A. L Stephens, H.

Stevens, Ree, A. J. and Stewart, W, M.

Sutherland, P. D. Swart, Mr.

Thomas, H. P.

Mr. & Mrs.

Hogg, Mrs. A. VS

T⚫mperature

umidity

"infall...

Morfey, A.

Smith, E. Grant

Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Grant

Smith, Percy

Suppa, P.

Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montague "Young, J.A.

July tai

July

10 K, N.

29.80

29.69

86

86

69

59

CHINA COAST' METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

omplo Miss H. M. Nemuro

Uffel, W. Von- Unbehaun,

C. H.

Wakefield, Mrs. Wales, H. H.

July 17th, 1906, 2.m.

Tokio .........!

Kochi

Nagasaki.....

Kagoshima.... Oshima

Har. Th. Hu. Wind Wr.

Vladivostock.,7 am.

a.m.30.01

Hakodato...

P 19.85

29.83

29.52

29.48

Mrs,

Wishart, J. B.

10.52

Wood, G. G.

29 51

Hewell, lion, and M. Wright, Mr. F. Hail

EA.

Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T. Humphreys, W. M.

Naha Ishigakijima..

20.55

$8.1.29.7!

29.70

29.7 j29.75

KING EDWARD.

Koshun ....... Pescadores...

29.73

29.76

Welhalwei

Gutzlaff

29.541

Sharp

Peak...

29.63

Amny ......... 6.30 a 29.73

Swatow

a.m, 29.80

Cantons

Almond, Capt.,. & Mrs. Lofts, A. C.

Canningham, Mr. and Michael, Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Bordeaux, Mrs. Thos. Colahan Mr.

Logan, W.

Martin, Mrs: J. H.

McKay, T. D.

pe *

Mn...

+

Delaney, L. T.

Aberdeen

SHANGHAI,

Siam ......................

Chih...

Nord

6th insi.

Old Dock.

Dodds, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E.

Dodsworth, G. P.

Hallard, Mr. and Mrs.

F. I.

Hester, I't. St. Clair

New do

Jackson, Mrs and child

...Cosmopolitan

11

Kendrick, A. J. Little, A. C.

*་

Ships Parod Tho Canal.

Mases, E. 1.

Moul fer, Vr. and Mrs.

A.

B

New on, Miss G. O'Neill-Power, Capt. Paine, E. Pearse, Dr. W. W. Plusi b, Mr. and Mrs.

P. B. Story, G. F. Legeune, Vice-Consul Wandres, F

Williams, G.

CARLTON.

Gains, Miss M. Gooth,

Harrison, S. L.

Jackson, W. Juliang, Mr. Lloyed, G Martin, W. F.

.

W, and child

1s: June-Hudson, Machaon, Sachsen, Se- colra, Teinbal, Tonkin. 5th June-Kawachi Maru, Spithead, 9th June--Manila, Danfo Indrawadi, Polynesien, Longsor, Specia, fath! Alament, Mr. June-Bayern, Benlarig, Benlawers, Nubia, Aadap, R. 1. Astyanax. Bellerophon, 15th Belic, Polyphemus, Print Hainrich, and Anderson, A. Capt. Green, W. 1.

Gharel, Bargmann, F Awa Maru, Atholl, Leries. 19th June-Mon Bayless, M. E. mouthshire, Indramayo, Sambia, ftria, Sege Blanco, A. E. via Orestes, Urmston, Grange 32nd June Boanas, W Achilles, Caledonien, Ningehow, Seneca,

Briggs, Mr. and Mr. June-Benverlich, Calchar, Crylon, Merioneth Briggs, Mantess W. A.

and C. Anchises. 30th Jane-Dardanur, Simons. 4th July-Silesia (Ger), Sanuk

Mains, Montrose, Siberien, 6th Coggon, Mr. Mary, Dan of July-Benvenue, C. Feed Lnelse, Diomed, Java, J. R. Telemachus. 10th July-Benledi, Flintshire, Edwards, H. F. Jason, Scandia, Sithonia; Dongola, Error Farwell, Mr. and Prine Ellal, Friedri-h.

Fetry, W.

་ 29.77

Hongkong to am 29.80

Victoria Peak Gap Rock ...

Macao...

41

*

11

+

29.81 8

29.84 84 71 29.85

Haiphong... Manila Bacolod Toilo....... 14 Ceba .....................

C. St. James.10am.

July 12th, 1906, a.m.

Vladivostock. 8.03. Semuro

Hakodate ... Toki........

Kochi Nagasaki......

Kagoshima...

Oshima Saha

McClintock, Mrs. F. Ishigakijma...

Taihoka

Mortlake, Br. s.5, 1.737, F. W. Balten, inb thir, Moyune, Poona, Prina Regent List: Briggs: Miases M. and Merlees, Capt. & Mrs. l'ajchu........................-

July,-Cheribon (Java) 2nd July, Sugar. Order. Nam Sang, Br. 5.5. 2.501, P. H. Rolfe, 8th July,-Calcutta 24th June, via Penang and Singapore 3rd July, Gen.-L., M. & Co. Neil MacLeod, Am. B... 201. E. Corral, 19th

June, Munila 16th June, Ballast.-Barret to & Co

N. S. de Rosario, 715, M. Lopez Blanco, 12th June-Manila 9th June, Ballat,-Barretto

&

J. R.

Noble, Mr. W. Pearson, R. W, Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

C. B.

Tainan Koshun l'escadores..

a.m.29.85

29.73

29-75

29.13

29.48

29.48

子

4.00

15

Mrs. Rindlery, O. J.

Stephens, Miss H.,

tevenson, R.

| Weihaiwei ..

Gutzlaff -harp Peak Amoy

1.1

I

91

103958

OCCIDENTAL.

Majer, Capt. and Mrs

N. L

Arrivals at Home-1st June-Neckar, Yed- do, Benledi. 3th June-Machaon, Bingo Maru, Persia, Verona, 9th June Kinsuch, Shimosa, Agamemnon, Rawathi Maru. 17th Feik, Nor 8.3., 745, J. Lorentzen, 7th July, Senegambia, Polynesien, 15th June-Sachies. Calender, Capt. C. N. Majer, Master W

Iloilo and July, Sugar and Sapan Wood-5th June-Socotra. 19th June-Longior, Ben- Crockenber Pagaard, Thoresen & Co. Petrarch, Ger, 8.5, 1.253. R. Hatje, 12th June,

-Saigon 7th June, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Prometheus, Nor. 5.5, 1,073, O. Karmelinser, 6th July-Bangkok via Swatow 5th July,

Rite. N. Y. K.

Rein, Nor. 8.8, 732, N. C. Mathisen, 4th July,

-Rajang 27th June. Timber.-B. & Co. Taishan, Br. B, 1,100, 1. T. Laing, 29th June, -Shanghai via Ports 24th Junz, Gen.— 13. & Co. Taiyuan, Br. s.s.,,268, L. Dawson, 8th July,— Sydney sath Jane, and Thursday island 25th, Gen.-B. & S.

Trym, Now 5.3., 1,138, S. Andersen, sth July,*** Bangkok 28th June, Rice, Meal and Wood.

Order.

Ujian Maru, Japsas, 4,403, K. Nuno, 8th July,

-Moji 29th June, Coal.-M. D. K.

Riot, Sachsen, zaad June-Manila. 22nd June, Ellis, D. B. Bellerophon. 26th June-Reniawers. 30th Hepe, F June-Caledonien, Prinx Heinrich. 4th July Hny. Miss M. -Prine Heinrich, Awa Maru. Bentawers, Iverfield, Capt. W. Urmston Grange Calchas. 6th July-Indra. Keyt, Dr. F. andl, Martonetihire, Segovia, 7th July-Cey Kitchen, H.

on 10th July-Anchises, Moyune. Sanuki Koiff, A.

Krill, G

Maru.

Swatow Canion....... Hongkong Victoria Perl. Gap Rock

Haiphong... Manila...... Bacolod .....

8.0 29.59 81

10a.m.29.69 85

13

29.70 B5

Munro, Miss A. Owen, O. R.

29.80 88

Texior, Inspector H.

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Vossier, Mrs. Rudolf

Inilo

291

Voster, E. Wilkins, H. N.

Cebu

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29.82

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HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

TONA.

GUNS! 1.H.P.

一

NAME.

CLASE.

CAPTAIN,

LAST REPORTED AT

Alacrity

despatch.versel...

1,70

3,000

Astraca

cruiser, and cines

4.300

7,000

Command K. La T. Leatham Captain C. L. Vaughan.Lee...

Shanghai

Bramble

river gunboat

7:0

400

List Commander E. G. W. Davidson.

Shanghai

Yangisze

2.

Y. de Aldecca, Am. 16,, 1,280, F. Xandaro Echaur, 15th June,-Manila 12th June, Ballast.-Barretto & Co.

Britomart

river gunboat ...

710

900

Lieut-Commander W. L. Bamber

Yangleze

Cadmus Cherub

slonp

1,070

1,400

Commander 1. du G. Loard...

Hongkong

***

water tank and tug

390.

300

Zafro, Br, .., 1,629, R. Rodger, 9th July, Manila 7th July, Gen.-S., T. & Co.

Clip

1,070

1,400

Commander H. D. Wilkio, p.s.C.

Hongkong

Diadom

ruiser, 1st class

13,000

16

16,500

Fame Flora

cruiser, 2nd class

torpedo bost destroyer ...

306

A

5,700

Captain B. W. Savory, M.V.O, Lieut, Commander Hugben ...

Hongkong

Yokohama

Hongkong

-

4.360

7,000

Captain H. Grant-Dalton

E. American Ports

Handy

Hart

torpedo boat destroyer

torpedo boat destroyer ...

-275

4,000

Lieut-Commander H. B. Cox

Yokohama

4,000

$75

#4

Janu

torpedo boat destroyar....

L

180

1,900

t

Kept

cruiser, 1st class

9,800

31,000

*F

King

Alfred #

cruiser, al class

14,100

30,000

Captain C.

616

1,100

Kiniba

Monmouth... Moorhen

常备

9,800

,22,000

Boo

Quer ***

Post Office.

A Mail will glows for :—

Bangkok-Per Andres Rickmars, 13th July,

11AM.

Taku...

Swatow, Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin- Par Huichow, 13th July, 11 AM.

Macao-Per Heungskan, 13th July; 2.79 P.M. Swator and Shanghai-Per Hangsang, 13th Rambler

Robip July,, 3P.M.

Manila-Per Loongrang, 13th July, 3 P.M.

Sandpiper ... Hoihow and Pakhoi-Per Hailen, 13th July, Spipe 3.P.M.

Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Caims, Tamar

Hobart, Teal Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Ada. Thisin laide and Perth-Per Kumano Maru, 13th | Vinge July, 3 P.M.

Waterwitch Shanghai, Moji and Kobe-Per Hakata Waking Maru, 13th July, P.,

Widgaon Woodcock... Woodlark...

credit for its laception must be given, travelled. Mr. and Mrs. McClymont, Mes&. B. Case. Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney;

to Midhurst with the Queen to wish it "God speed" in its errand of mercy by formally de- claring it

opta. Gathered to meet their Majesties WE RO Assembly of doctors, of whose work in the study of tuberculosis Britain may well be proud. Speaking very earnestly and impressively in reply to Sir William Broadbent's address, the King said i

It gives the Queen and myself great pleasure | Fink, Ward, Dr. 1. C. McCracken, D. W.

to be here to open this magnifconily situated building. I thank the most generous donor. through those munificence, I have been en- abled to found this satatorium which baars

Paton, Miss Pynes-Clinton, Dr. and Mrs. Briggs and family, Messrs. H. Hooker, A. R. Pilkington, E. A. Thompson, and Mr. and Mrs. Acton Adams,

Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Jacob Dlide- Picksen, 13th July, 5 P.M.

Amoy Per Charterhouts, 13th July, 3 2,4, Manila-Per Z070, 14th July, to AM. Europe, &c., fada, ofa Taticoris-Per Delta, 14th July, 11 AM.

Macao-Per Hungañan, 14th July, 1,15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Liangchow, 14th July, 3 P.M. Kudat and Sandakan-Per Borneo," "` 17th July, 10 4.M.

THI

river gunboat

cruiser, 1st class

river guabost an

torpedo best destroyer...

surveying vessel

river

gunboat

14% 11

17

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receiving ship

siver gunboat

ما

360

$1,100

Thunby

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Lieut Commander R. Henniker-Heaton Licut Commander W. H. Darwall Captain S. V. Y. de Horsey

F

**

Lieut. Commander Percy Crabtree

Capraia). A, Tuke ..., *** ****

Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan, List Commander J, Kiddie

Yangtszo

Yokohama

Yangters

West River

Yokohama

Commander C. E. Monro

140

149

340

6,500

Lieut. Commander C, O, Walcott... Lieut.-Commuter H. T. Allay” ..... Lieat-Commander ], T. S. Lyss ... ... In teteve

Yokohama

'kong (Burveying)

West River

Hongkong

Hongkong

T

14

100

|

... Yangisse

100

Lieut-Commander R. M. R. Wes!

Hongkong

(1,300

Lical-Commander Stevenson

***

Yokohama

450

5,900

Boo

150

130

Li Chinmander G, J, Tadd Lisal Commander Joo, F. Knox ..... Yangturo

**

ww

Yangiosa

river gunboat....

torpedo boat destroyer ...

surveying ship...

torpedo boat destroyer....

river gooboat.

river gunboat

riper gupbont

* Flying Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Meare, Commander-la-Ch}et,

Commodore H. P. William! ... Llapi-Commander E. Becretan

Commander R, W. Glenple

Lical Commander G. E. L., Thomas ...

Burveying(Swalow Yokohama

Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Vangtsso