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taken to Sierra Leone, to be prepared for the long homeward tow. There is no dock there, and there was nothing for it but to lay her ashara. The bottom of the vessel had been ripped open, the ballast tanks were open to the sea, and the tac was extremely difficult. But a patch of steel zaft. - long and dft, wide was laid over the rent, the tanks were filled with concrete, and the whole

ther in the Bay,

THE HONGKong telegrAPH WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 29: 1906.

Shelley himself had less thas eighteen months to live when Keats died, his body, washed up on the hore near Via Reggio with that of his companion Williams, being. in July of the fallowing year. When the bodies had been consumed by fire in the pre- sence of Byron, Leight and Trelawney, the ashes of Shelley were placed in a casket, pod afterwards inerted, as already stated,

within a stone's throw of Kent's grave.

The house where Kev's spent is list sad seglon was imbedded in a mass of cement. the beautiful Spanish steps which lead to

Alys is one of [two the same style adjoining She was then dermed ft to be towed home, Villa Medici-both owned by France. Though the and the gallant Elaser brought her safely into the two houses are owned by private proprie. Liverpool, though she met with very bad weators, it is forbidden by law to ator them externally, but it has been proposed to build The men who have done dreds like these early acquisition of which is therefore advit

a modern hotel adjoining Keats's house, the

will no doubt salve, the antagu, if the qua is ble for the sake of minimising any invasion content to leave the hull where it now rests, of the sentiment with which such a shrine The rocks which have penetrated the bottomed to remove the historic and picturesque should be surrounded, It has also been pro of the ship and now project into the engine Bernini fountain is the Pinza, the ranm will have in be removed, probably by waters of which could be heard by Kaả divers working with explosives; Ahally sheets

on his death-bed, of iron will be fixed over the rent and securely is being issued in connection with the mame Among the signatories to the appeal which fastened, the pumps, which can pour out ener

al theme are those of the Earl of Crewn mous volumes of water in a short time, will be

(son of Kenta's biographer, Lord Houghton). set to work to empty the hold and cope with Mr. A. J. Ballour, Lord Curzon, Mr. Sidney the flow, and tugs will essay to draw the Colvin, and Mr. Buxton Forman. Meniagu off the rocks and tow her to dock.

NAVAL V. PRIVATE EFFORT.

If this perilous and difficult task can be ac complished, the nation and the Navy will be grateful to the salvers. But the question still arises whether the Navy of the greatest mari. time Power should not be equipped in un dertake such work for itself. On this point there is a conflict of opinion, ta a paper which he read last year before the in stitute of Naval Architects, Captain R. H. Bacon, R.N., wh↑ has had great experience of submarine work, strongly discountenanced any such departure. The success of salvage work, be argued, usually depends on practical experience, acquired by long training and constant practice. __The_mere_plan__is_o_ secondary consideration, and in all large salvage operations special gear has to be, designed and built; such appliances cannot be kept stored. He held that the most valuable asset of salvage companies is the long experience of their divers, and the constant training which the mercantile marine affords them; and that in such commercial enterprises the Navy never could have a share.

On the other hand, there are those who can. tend that the policy which has provided floating workshope to accompany the fect for repairs should be extended, and that, it is just as esscálial 11 make provision for the salvage

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Shipping.

Arrivals.

A he

Estern, Br 9 9 358%, F. W. Hào", R.8,B,

28th Aug.,Japan 21st Aug, Gen.-G., 1.. |

& Cn

Castor, Nor. 55, 775. J. Martin, 28th Aug

Langkat fath Aug Petroleum.--Mr. Geo, Sunda, Br. 9.5, 2,581, G. M. Montford, R.N R.,

Mclain.

19th Aug-Yokohama via Ports 4th 'Aug., Gen,-P. & O. S, N. Co.

ina Eitel Friedrich, Ger. s.5., $,001, E. Mal. chow, 29th Aug. Yokohama 18th Aug Maits and Gen.-M. & Co. Virensang, Br. s.5, 1,128, F.. Manney, 29th

Aug. Manila 14th Aug, asd Amoy 27th, Hatching, Br. 5.5, 1,262. A. E. Hodgins, 29thTM

Aug-Foochow 20th Aug.. Amoy 27th, and Swatow. 78th, Gen.-D., 1., & Co. Prominent, Nor. ss, 746. I. Christiansen, 70th

Au-Canton 28th Aug., Gen.-Order. Holstein, Ger. 53. A. Niejahr, z9th

Aug..-Hongay 24th Aug., and Haibow Sabine Rickness, er. 5.3., 700, I. R. Nasbet,

28th. Colds s and Pigs—), & Có,

29th Aug. - Swatow 27th Aug, Ballast AK & Co alexanter Wintzel, Rus. *.., 1,2 0, Livonions, 29th Aug-Shanyhai 25th Aug., Gen.-B. & Co.

. Clearances at the Harbour 06ce. Hinthuan, for Haiphong. Cuffor, for Canton

operations which accident may tender neces-angle, for Shanghai. sary. Much may depend on the success of the Sentgambia, foi Shanghai. daring adventurers now engaged in the presents Eite Friedrich, for Singapore emergency, but if the Navy is continue to

rely on private enterprise it is evident that the fullest official encouragement should be given to such associations so that they may attain to the highest efficiency.

WHERE KEATS DIRD.

THE PROPOSED KEATS AND SHELLEY SIRMORIAL IN ROME.

It is to be hoped that no difficulty will be found in raising the necessary money to pur chase the house in Rome in which Keats lied. and to establish therein a permanent memorial. not only of Kea's himself," but of Shelley, whose dust lies buried only a stone's throw away from his brother poet's grave, "in the capital of the vanished world as Shelley describes it in one of his glowing letters to Thomas love Peacock. The movement has been set on foot by a group of British and American literary men, with the sanction of King Edward, the King of Italy, and President Roosevelt. A fund has beer formed to receive subscriptions for the purchase price of the house, which is slightly over £4,roo, and to onable the committee to carry out the other abjects of the scheme. They include the forma ilon of a perpetual guardianship over twa com panions. Severn and Trelawney, who are buried beside them, and to establish in the house itself a memorial library of Keats and Shelley, so that future visitors to Rome will. find A place and facilities for a comprehensive study of both poets,

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Alexander Wintzel, for Singapore.

'cinous, far Singapore. Huz, for Kwong-chow-wan. Sm for Singapore Sobipe Bickmers, but Canton. Departures. Aug. 29.

Austrin, for Singapore, Trigoniu, for Keelung. Curn, for ourabata,

Fiume, fas Ningpn. Helene, for Swalow,

Prinz Eitel Friedrich, for Europe. Hur, for Haiphong.

Senegantbia, for Shanghai. Heller phon, lar Kutchinatzu Kwanglee, for Shanghai.

Order,

Falk, Nor, F., 1,380, G. M. Gundersen, 19th Yap, Saipan, Ruk, Fonape, Kusaie, Jaluit, Aug-Singapore 13th Aug, Timber-Butaritari, Taraux, Ocean Island, Nauru and Germania, Ger, 14., 1,000, H. Flügel,

Sydney-Per Germania, 31st Aug, II AM.

Macao Heungshan, 31st Aug., 1.15 P.M.; Manila- Per Yueniang, 31st Aug., 3 P.M. Tientsin Per Chrongshing, 31st Aug, 3.P.M.

Shanghai-Par Choysang, 31st Aug., 3 P.M. Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Shooksing, 31st Aug, 3 P.M.

Aug-Sydnoy 28th June., Copr.-S. & Co.

Glebeorn, Br. J. 2,815, Haughton, 27th Aug.

-London via Parts 15th July, Gea McG. Bras. & Gow. Glenturret, Br. .., 3025, Webster, 14th Aug,,”

—Shanghai kith-Aug, Gen-McG, Bros. & Gow, Hailan, Fr. s. 377, L. Anderish, 17th Aug.

-Pakhoi

and Hoihow 261b, 24th Aug. Rice and Gen.-A. R. M. Kaifong, Br. 986, Finlayson, 25th Aug

Cebu and lolle zand Aug., Sugar and Loop, B. &

Ger. ... 1,020, G. Schultzen, 15th Aug. Bangkok 19th Aug,, Rice.-B. & 5. Medaleine

S... 1,020, S. Rickmer, Ger.

-

For Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns,

Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Ade luide and Perth-Pas Easters, 1st Sept, 11 M.

Manila-Per Zafro, at Sept., i A.M. Nagasaki and Vladivostock-Per Daphne,

SHES Aug.—Bangkok 18th Aug, Sept., 2 F.M.

Minnesola,

Nam

Am. 13.323, J. H. Rinder, sub

Adams, P. R. Anderson, Mrs. K. Arnold, J

HONGKONG.

Bain, H. Murray Baker, A. S. Battiscombe, H. G. Beattie, R. B. Dell, N., Engr.-Lieut:

·H. F.

Biervliet, A. Van(Vice

Consul for Belguim) Dirus, Capt. R. A. Rispey, S. Bissell, W. S. Boone, 11. L. Brewer, H. Brighton, F. G. Campbell, L. F. Catter, A.

AegSeattle arth July, and Bhanghai CalPer Haungskan, 4th Sept., 2.15 P.M./ Chichester, D. A. A. O.,

21st

Gen.-N. Y. K

A Fith Aug,, via Penang and

Br. 1.3. 2,591, P. H. Rolfe, 26th

Singapore 20th Aug., Gen.~), M. & Co. Neil MacLeod, Am. .., got, E. Corral, 19th June,Manila 16th June, Ballast.–Barret- io & Co.

N. 5. de Rosario, 715. M. Lopez Blanco, fath June,Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto

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& Co. Nippon Maru, Jap. 8., 3,072, W. C. T. S. Filmer, 26th Aug.-San Francisco 28th July, and Shanghai 24th Aug., Mails and Gen.-N. Y. K. Paklat, Gar, 5.5, 1018, H. Demes, 13rd Aug., -Bangkok 16th Aug., Rice and Wood-

B. & S.

AI

Petrarch, Ger, ss., 1,252, R. Haje, rath June, -Saigon 7th June, Gen-5%, W, & Co Phuyen, Fr. 5.5., 3,406, Ducroisel, 18th Aug ----

Saigon 14th Aug., Gen.-B. & Co. Filsanulok, Ger. s., 1,267, D. Reimers, 17th Aug Bangkok vin Swatow 19th, Rice and Wood,-, & S.

1st Sept., 11 A.M.

Macao-Par Heungskan, 1st Sept., 1.5 P.M. Singapore, Fedang and Calcutta Per Namsang, at Sept., a P.M.

and Bangkok-Per Prometheus, is Macao-Per Hyungshow, '3rd Sept., 1.15 P.M. Rurope Mr. India, Tuncanp- Per

4th Sapt., 71 a.. Shanghai--Pry Kluklane, 4th Sept., 3 P.M.

Taming, 4th Sept., 3 7.M. Singapore, Penang and Colombo Par Hakala Maru, 4th Sept., P.M.

Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama - Per Kumano Maru, 5th Sept., 11 A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Athenian. 5th Sept., 11. A.MU

Macao-Fer Heungshan, gib Sept, 12.15 PM. Tient in-Per Hulchow, 5th Sept.,'3 P.M. Chefoo and Newchwanger & welyang, 5th Sept., 3 P.M.

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CARLTON,

Anderson, R.A, Capt. Bas, A. Le Hanco, A. E. |Boanas, W.

Boyce, Wm. B. Brubl, Percy

Dodd, A. H.

Hennlay, Dr. and Mrs. | Andap, R. J.

C. M. Hewett, Hon. and Mrs.

K. A. Hermann, Dr. P. R. Humphreys, W.,M. Hunter, R. Innes, Capt. It

Farwell, Mr. and

J. R.

ey, Mr. E.!

Jameson, Mr. and Mrs. Ferry, W.

J. W. Jokl, J. P. F.

Joughin, J. C.

Lovies, R. B:

Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Lanker, Capt. A,

Logan, W.

Marriott, Dr. O.

Matley, E. R.

McDonagh, W. J.

|-Gains, Miss M. ·

Claessens, R.

cher, A.

Gley, H.

Halm

G.

Hoy, Miss M.

Koyt, Dr. Frad, Krill J

Linnemann, R.

McGinnis, Mr. & Mr-Lindes, L.

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Harrison, S. L. Jackson, W.

Kiva, Mr. and Mrs, M.:

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low 4 H.

G.

Martin, W. F. Melonés, Mr.

Debarco, Mrs. G. Pearson, R. W.

Mrs. Merless, Capt. & Mrs.

Stephens, Miss H,

tevenson, R.

OCCIDENTAL

Munro, Miss A. Nielson, L. OWER, O. E. Reutter, R. Schultze, P. Scott, Mr. A.

Scott, Miss C.

Thomson, J. W. Willes, Mr. and Mrs.

D. K.

DAO., Major A. A. McGregor, Mrs. J. S. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Moore, Dr. and Mrs. CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. Clark, M. O.

Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Clark, T.

T. W. Colvin, H. E. Connor, J. L. Cruickshank, A. d'Amilly Madam Davies, F. 0. Donald, Mr. and

W. H.. Doolittle, F. H.

R.

F.

Mrs.

Macao-Per Heungshan, 6th Sept., 12.15 P.M. Manila, Thursday Island, Townsville, Bris bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Ferowley, Mr. and Mrs.

A. Nikko Maru, 7th Sept, I AM.

Amoy, Shanghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yoko Dunlop, G. A

Downing, T. C. hama and Statile, Wish.~Per Minnesota, 2b Edgar, Mr. and Mrs. Sept., II A.34.

Macao-Per Heungshan, 7th Sept., 12.15 P.M. Manila-Pet Rubí, th Sept., to A.M. Europe, &c., India, via 1qua ven-- te Malia, 8th Sept., ET AM

Macao-Per Heungshan, 8th Sepl., 12.45 PM Quarta, Ger. 8.d., 1825, H. Madsen, z4th Aug.

Karateu, Kobe, Yokohama, Salina Cruz, Soury 12th Aug, Gem SW&Callan and Iquique-Per Glenface, 11th Sept.

Kobe-Per Changska, 17th Sept., 3 P.M. Manila, Simpsonhafen, Fe. With einshafen, Herbertshohe, Malupi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Per Prins Woldemar, 18th Sept.

Prometheus, Nar, 5.4, 1,023, O Kornalineer, 23rd Aug,Bangkok 17th Aug, Rice.- N, Y, K.

Co.

Rubi, Dr. s.3., 1,611, B. W. Almond, 27th Aug,

Manila 24th Aug., Gen.-S. T. & Co. Saint Helena. Br. 5, 2.707, Robertson, 26th Aug-Calcutta 12th Aug., Coal.-M. &

Co.

Shahjahan, Br. 5.5, 1.010, Scot, 25th Aug, Saigon 20th Aug, Gen.-Chinese. Strathmore, Br, ss. 2,29", King, 27th Aug.

Sagen 17th Aug, Coal.-D. & Co., Ld. Sullberg, Ger, s.5., 781, C. Luppi, 18th Aug,

Amoy 26th Aug, Gen.-S. & Co. Victoria, Swed. 8.5, 989. J., Hellberg, 27th Aug-Sourabaya 17th Ang., Sugar.- Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Yatshing, Br, 9 8., 1,434, Courtney, 27th Aug,~-

Maji

2151 Aug., Coal−),, M. & Co, Zafiro, fir. 8.5., 1,629, R. Rodger, 10th Aug.

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1 A.M.

·II A.M.

Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tacoma, Wash.-Per Pletades, aath Sept,

IF A.M.

Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Tacoma, Wash.Per Lyra, 19th Sept., 11 A.M. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Gaims, Townsville, Krishaor, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Chang zăn, 5th Oct. 3 P.M.

Einumano, W. airchild, H.J Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fox, Marshall P. Franklin, C. B. Frost, Br-b

Fuller, Denman

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J. Shepherd. Mr. & Ms.

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Skinn; A,

Spintes, J.S. Stebbing, WT. Stephens, 11. Severland, P. D.

Kev. A. J."

Mr. & Mrs

J. Thompson, Miss H. M.

Ferican Vice Curi

sul General) Gibson, A Harker, B. Brotherton Hall, Capt. T Hatrick, H. N.

Uffel, W. Von. Unbehaun, C. fl.

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C. St. James Aparri Manila...

·Legaspi...... Bacolod

Lauzine, Geo. Little, A. C. Legeune, Vice-Consul; DI

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Lundholm, Capt. B. McKay, T. D.

Abbey, J. Almond, Capt. & Mrs.

Russell Andrus, Mr and Mrs.

5. G. Andrus, Master V. S. A Mail for Macas, is despatched per Barnes, Mrs. W. H. S.. Moses, E. J. Wingchat on week-days at 6.00 p.m. On Colahan Mr. Sunday the 'ma 1 for Macno is closed at 8.00 Cunningham, Mr. and

Mrs. A.

Manila 17th Aug., Hemp and Sugar.-S.,.. T. & Co.

2. V. de Aldecoa, Am. 1.5., 1,250, F. Xandaro Echauz, 15th June,-Manila 12th June, Ballast.-Barretio & Co.

SAILING VREHTI...

1. F. Chaprian, Am. ship, 7j013, K. Basfeld,

2516 Aug.-Manila 13th Aug., Ballast A., K. & Co.

Vessel's

Steamer Expected,

Agents Dur.

Changsha Thursday IB. & S...... Sept. 1 Manila Singapore P. & D. Co Sept. 2 Michaos.Singapore .. & S... Sept. 2 Salazie Singapore M. M....... Sept. 3 Emp of Japan. Japan.... C. P. R. CoSept. 4

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Co Sept. .....& S... Sep!. Macassar. C. J. Sep. 5 Austration P. Darwin, L. & Co Sept. 6 icomedia...Japan... P. & A. Co Sept. 7 Monteagle... Vancouver C. P. R. Coffept. 11

Doric... Stentor....

Passengers arrived. Miss Carvallo, and,164 Chinese.

Per Hatching, from Coast Ports-Master and Tjipanas

Per Sunda, for London, from Yokohamia- M. F. Clark. From Kale--Mr. R. C. Berrick. From Shanghai-Mis. and Miss Spedding and child, Mrs. Zetterstrom and 2 infants. For Marseilles from Shanghal-Miss A. S. Wilson, For Hongkong om Foochow Mr., Gro.

Balloch,

Pan

BOCK RETURNS.

Mock.

1 HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. Nippon Mare..... 21 Kowloo S.M. Taingiau

Helene ...

Rubi

Messrs. C. D. Palmer, Walker and Brown. For

Per Busters, from Japan for Hongkong.M.S. Alacrity Sydney-Mrs. Blomfield, Mr., and Mrs. I.. Lloyd, Mr. S. Coltart, Mr. and Mrs. R. Fai coner, Mr. G. P. Thirkell, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Lynch and child. For Melboume-Mr. and Mrs. McGinnis.

B.

Viscount L. Ribiere de Lahesis, Messrs. H. D. Gray, R. Christie, F. C. Jones, C. Wure, B. Agaard, . Collinan, Szweda and Simmons. Fon. Japp for Singapore-1. W. J. Adam.

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SHANGHAI,

-Per Prins Eitel Friedrich, for Hongkong Indien.... from Japan-Mrs. Justin, Mrs. Silver, Mis. Yousong and Pasting Passus, Mr. and Ms. C. D. Cousins, Misses Shansi Bostick, Hashimoto Sono, Messrs. H. Classen, Keats left England in the month after his T. K.impson and O. Sasaki. From Shanghai Wolihagen, K. Miyasaki, A. Matsuki, Farnero, treasure volume of Lamia and Other Paem-Mrs. Walter, Mrs, and Miss Silva, Miss in 1820, sailing for Italy a #oldier maiches against a battery with the former Hollis, General J. P. Story, Consul Dr. Delina, hope of saving his life. The consuming passion for Fanny Dawne had been more than his frait body and sorely charged heart could bear, and poverty and disease had been fast laving hands on him. He was accompanied by his devoted

For M. Liebmano, friend, Joseph Severn, who had won the gold medal of the Royal Academy, and was abou

Mesars, Janssen and France. For Aden-Sub to start for Rome. On arriving at Naples the Guido, and Mr. and Mrs. Batcheller. For Lieut. Wendland. For Naples Mr. E. Eurien poet received a generously-worded letter from Shelley inviting hits to Pisa, where he

Cenca-Dr. Michelsen, Care, Capt. R. Cip snsure him every comfort and attention, ria, Mr. Meyer, Capt. and Mrs von Sem- Keals, however, porferred to go straight on to

meru, Miss Kah, Miss Keh, Mr. and Mrs. Rome, and here, in the following February. Cullock, Mtrs. C. Konner, Messrs. The Wendt, Favorke, Mr. and Birg, C. Cainadaw, Miss Mac:

could

24th August. ...International Dock.

........New E .....Tunkado

Shipe Fassed The Canal. 18th July-Charles Tiberghien, Preussen, Slavonia, Tamba. Maru, Afeddo, Suttonhall, 20th July-Deucalion, onangas, adenhall, Socotra, Lideris, 20th July minor. 24th July-Arcadia, Bencleuch, Oceanien, 1 vitšie, Whipeur, Sachsen, 27th July-Hysan. Inaba Andalusia, zamer moment. L. August

Beumahr, Idomeneus, Laos, Terephen, Kintuch, Kawachi Afaru. 8th Aug- ut-Benglor, Braemar, Denbighshire, &tantin, Prind Heinrich, Roon, Survia, Tourans, 11th August-Ajax, Stachaon, Saluris, Awa Maru Stydilix, Tenkai, Acilia, Cambodia," 14th August-Benidmond, Kennebec, Peshawar, August-Agamemuon, Benlawers, Segovia, Kamakura Maru, Rhanania, 18th Моушка, Poona, Prometheus, Tonkin. zist

A.m.

1..

Maila for Canton, Samhui and Wuchow Delaney Mr. and Mrs.

are closed on week-days at 7 30 a.m. and at. 4,00 pm.

Max, Mail for Namtoo, Sanbue. *Kongmoon, Ebell, H.

On Elliott, P.. are closed every weekday, at 6.00 pm.

Guldman, 13. Sundays the mails are closed at 9 a.m.

No mails are despatched to these places on Hälben, O, Saturday evening, unless previously notified,

Found on the counter of the Registration Branch a purse Owner can have the same) by proving contents.

ACCELERATION OF THE CANADIAN PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE.

Correspondence intended for this route to the United Kingdom should be so superscribed. Pillar Boxes have been placed and will b: cleared at under:-

Park View:-9.25 am, 11.25 a.m., 1.25 p.m., 3.25 p.m. an week-days and 9.25 a.m. on Sun days.

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I adder St.-9.35 a.m., 17.35 am., 1.35 p.m., 3-35 p.m. on week days and 9.35 am, on Sun days.

Moulder, Mr. and Mrs

A. B. Muir, Frank

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.Ė. Peacock, Miss Annie Pearse, Dr. W. W. Repide, 1. C.

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John Howard

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lack, Mrs 'C. M. Jones, Fred. Claughton

Anderson, Miss Knight, C. C. Austin, F.

Kistowsky, Mr. & Mrs.

F. von Borge, Mr. and Mrs. Bradley, Dr. & Mr. N. Kologorsky, Consul & Brewin, Hon. and Mrs.

Lung, A. 0.. Lawrie, Mr. and Mrs. Leask, Mr. Mr. Leiser,

Mr. and Mrs. Longridge, Rev., and

A, W. Butas, Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers, ES Clegg, Engr.-Lieut &

Mrs. H J. Clothier, A. N. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.

H. W

A. S. Ceannail A, E.. Darling, Col. Dutton, Mr.

Macdonnell Road:-8.50 a.m., 10.50 am, 1450 pm, 2.50 p.m. on week-days and 8.50 A.. on Sundays,

Ellis, Mr. and Mr. No. Police Station 8 am 11. Ferner, T. H. 2 p.m., 5 p.m. on week-days and 8 a.m. on Gale, Capt J. R

Sundays.

The Pillar. Box has been removed from the back of the old Harbour Office Letters in that district may be posted in the Western Broach Office, 216, Des Veaux Road Central,

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Mrs. M. Macfarlane, Dr. H. Marney, V. 1 Martis,

O. B. H. Martin, R Melstac, Mrs., Mitchell, R. Moxon, Mr. & Mrs, H. Nelson, Mrs. Roger, C

Gelathr pe. Mr. Galloway, A. D.

Sawer

W. E.

Goodwin, A. P.

Rev. G.

Graham, s. and Mrs.

kic, T.

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Shortridge, Mr. & Ms. Legaspi...... Hands, J.

Sinclair, A Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Skonowe, Mr. & Mrs. Builo...

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Cebu Truman,

Mr. and Mrs. Labuan...... Harker, B. B, Hazeland, F. A. Hewitt, A. 11, Hockaday, W. T.. Jeffries, H. U. Johnston, L. A. M. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

Moningue

E. S. Young. J. A.

VISITORS AT CHR HOJKUS

CHAICIEBUMN, Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Nicholls, E. A.

R. J.

Pearce, Mry, and Miss Barnett, H, I, 0. Smith, E. Grani Brown, C. A.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Grant Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.

G. A.

Smith, Percy Davenport, Mrs.

Soppa, P. Gaskeun, F. and Mrs. P.

Colombo-Mr. F. Meiton, Mrs. R. Simps.mbia, Shinko Maru, vd August-Bel- McPherson, J. L,

H. Brelich, Begemann, Thiel, Jue jin fuani, juedell and ft. Funke. For Southampton

with his hard clasped on a white cornelian-a A. Hoyt, F. Okura, F. Friedlaender, Widmann, Glearey, Japan, Nippon. 25thAugu farewell taken from Fanny Bawar he died, in Severn's arms with a "Thank God it has come," on his lips," "Keals," says his biogra. pher, Lord Houghion, "was buried in the Pro lestant cemetery Rome, one of the most beauulful spots in which the eye and heart of Kaegemann. man can rest, is R Verdurons ruins of the∙H walls of the slope, amid

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minished city, and surmounted by the pyra,

Jason

Palma,

Calchas, Oceanien, Sinuki Maru, Teucer, Iya Mr. and 2 Misses Thompson, Miss M. Byron, furs, 28th August-fferionethshire, Meurs. A. H. Hopkinson and H. Capel. For Allen Rickmers. Bremen-Mr. and Mrs. Cantiovitach, and Mr.

Arrivals at Home-18th July-Aker, Van. † Clio

C. Ferd Lasien. 20th July-Sithonia, Diadem

July-Benalder, Benvenue, Elint. | Fame

Handy Seneca,

Ferd Laetis, Trisste. and August Hart Ulication Preussen

- 8th-August-Charles Zieten, Inaba Maru. 11th August

roth August

Palawan,

Bhipping. Reporis.

thirs, co, Tamba Moru, z5th July

tomb which Petrarch attributed to riable winds and light Ely swell and fins.

Str. Yuentang from Manila, etc.:-Light va- Palermo. 17th July-Arcadia, Oceanien. Tet Remus, but which antiquarian truth has aserb

ad to the humbler name of Caius Cestius, & Tribune of the people, only remembered

lato

Ted by

his s sepulchre. In one of these mental voyages the past, which often precede death, Keats had told Severn that he thought the lot pacst pleasure he had received in life was in watching the growth of flowers's and another time, after

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NAME.

Jaaus Kent....

Alfred

Josling, L.-Co.l

Vaughan Lee, Capt.

HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

destroyer...

TONS. Guss. 1.1.P.

CAPTAIN.

LAST REPORTED AT

Hongkong

Hongkang

Commander E. La T. Leatham ... Captain C. L, Vaughan-Lae ... Lieut. Commander E/G, W. Davidson, Lieul-Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B. L. Majendis...

Yangisse

Yangtze

Amoy.

HODKKOPE

Shanghai

CLASSI

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1,700 4.363

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1,070

1,400

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1,070

1,400

Commander C. D. S. Raikes

cruiser, 1st class, ...

11,000

16,500

Captain H. W.

torpedo host dealroyer

5,700

Lieut.-Commander Hughes

FloTH...

cruiser, zod chats

4,300

7,000

Captain H. Grant-Dalton

torpedo bost destroyer....

375

4,000

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275

$4,000

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180

3,900

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22,000

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30,000

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St. Halching from Coast Forts-Foochow 7 Roa 13th August-Ban Kha

to Swatow light Sly wind and fine weather, thence to port fresh NW, wind and fine.

Vessels in Port. STEAMRO,

still and peaceful, he said, 'I feel Alcinaus, Br. ... 4,178, D. Davies, 18th Aug.

the dowers growing over me! And there they grow, even all the water long-violets and daisies mingling with the fresh herbage, and, in the words of Shelley, making one in love with death, to think that one should be burert In so sweel a place." The stone over the poet's grave beats the following luscription i

This Grave Contains all that was monal of a

YOUNG ENGLISH POET,

who,

on his Death Bed,.

in the Bitterness of His Heart,

at the Malicious Tower of His Enemies, Desired

The words to be engraved on his Tomb Stone; HERE LIES ONE

·WHOSE NAME WAS WRIT IN WATER,

Feb, 14th, 1811,

-Shanghai 2th Aug., Gen-B. & S. Athenian, Br. .., 7,440, A. O. Cooper, 18th Aug.,Vancouver, BC, and Aug., and 91, 981, G. Roulet, zand Aug,,Bangkok 15th Aug., Rice.-A., K, & Co.

Br.

Binh Thuan,

Shanghai 24th, Gen.-C. P. R. Co.,

Coptic, Br

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Aug-Moji Aug

Coal.-H. A. L. Emma Luyken, Ger. s. 1,159, G. Command,

16th July-Mauritius 20th June, Sugar. — Wing Sing & Co.

Empress of India, Br. .., 3,032, E. Beatham, R.M... 14th Aug.Vancouver, (B.C.) 23rd July, and Shanghai 11th Aug., Malls and Gen.-O. P. R. Co.

King 14th mohr, Idomineus, Sattuma, 21st August Mopm

Hop woul Ajax, Andalusia, Kamakura Mars, 25th Moorhen August-Acilia, Saydlits, Tonkin. 18th Aug-Over... metheus. ut-Rhenania, Wraycastle, Benlomond, Pro

Robin, Sandpiper Stipe

Post Office.

Taku ... Temar

A Mail will oloso for :- Cebu and Iloilo Per Kaifong, 30th Aug.,

Thistle

Virago

ti A.M.

Waterwitch Whiting

Macao-Per Heungskan, 30th Aug, 1.15 P.M. Shanghai, Napasaki, Kobe, Yokuldan Widgton Vectutia and Aurones, B.C.-Par Empress of Woodback India, 30th Aug. 3P..

Woodlark

Chinking-Per Ningpo, 30th Aug, 3 F.. Tsingtau, Chefoo and Newchwang Per Kathing, 30th Aug. 3P.M.

Singapore-Per Altinous, sath Aug., 3 r.M. Singapore-Pex Falk, 30th Aug, 4 73. Holbow and Pakhoi--Per Haslam, 30th Aug,

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Linut. Commander Ti. D. Cox

Lieut-Comm under R. Henniker Heaton Lieut. Comm. inder. W. H. Darwall

Captain S. V. Y. de Hosey.

C. F.

Captain C. F

Lieut. Commander

Captala 5. A. Toke

Lint-Commander Robert E. Vaughan.

Linut-Combauder 1. Kiddle

Lient. Commander C. C, Walcott...

Lisut,Commander H. T. Allay... Lient-Commander f. T. 5. Lyás ...

***

Commodore H. P. Const Lieat Commander E. Baeretan

Li R. M. B. West

Staveston

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West Rivar

Yangtare

Hongkong

Commander R. W. Glansia...

...Hongkong

Welbsiwe Lient Commander C, E. I.. Thomas ... Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Yangtura Lieut.-Commander G. J, Todd. ..... Yangtare Liew..Commander Joo, F. Knox,

Flying-Flag of Vice-Admisi Sir Arthur W. Moore, 'Commander-in-Chief,

104

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Hongkong

*** Yangtang