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MISSING" SHIPS.

SAILING AND STEAM VESSELS IN

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 6 1906.

Glenfalloch, D., 1,443. G. Kinghorn, stb Oct.,-Singapore 29th Sept., Geo-Chi-

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Changabe, Br. ss., 1,453, 1. Moore, 4th Sept.

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HONGKONG.

King, Mr. and Mrs. F.

W,

Kitching, Mr. and Mrs. Krill, T.. Latronde, D.

Levy,

W.

Alnurenį, Mr. Anden ".}. „Anderson, R.A, Aiencla, Mr. Boanas, W, Boyce, Wm. B.

Lind, J.

Brown, A. A.

Bruhl, Percy

Love

F.H.

Dodd, A. H.

13. R..

Ferry, W

Ships Passed The Canai. Melbourne 31st July, Sydney 8th Aug.. 1st September-Armand Bakic, Brligavia, Adams, P. R. Brisbane 4th, vis Broadmount, Towns Menelaus, Ningchow, Pinganey, Sardinia, Allen, C. H. ville, Calma, Conktown, and Thunday Id Nile, Glenavon, 5th September-Banna, | Allesion, Mias M. acth, Zamboanga 27th, and Manila 1st Schuylkill, Habiturg, Schwarzburg. 8th Sep Amestoy, I. Sept, Gen.-S.

Simic Nordkap, Drina Gagin, adspeld, sier W Cheangchew, Br., 1,220, Russell, and

Pring.

Luitpold, Regent

Bailey, W. S. Oct.,-Singapore 25th Sept, Sugar-Chi-Glenesk, Tamba Mare, Tourant, Raidera, Baker, A. S.-

Selma 10th September-Kanazawa Mars, lattiacombe, H. G.

Beattie, R. B. Jashu, Nubia, Priam. 18th

Bell, Finistre, 15th September-Erwest

R.M., Engr.-Lieut, Macaulay, Dr. H. R. H. F.

Mackenzie, Miss bantara, Sithonia, Orestes, 2561 Alia, Australian, Bennidir, China, Para, Dell, Mrs. H. F. and Mackenzie, Mrs. and

Miss Dievcation, Inaba Maru, Patrecius, Pri Alice, Fring Bitel Friedrich 35th September Biervliet, A. Vaquin) Mason, Dr. and Ms. C

(Vice. Marriott, Dr. O, **

Helone, Ger... '7', I. Terpen, 6th Oct.,-/

Swalow 5th Oct., G-J. & Co. Ras Dara, Br. s., 2,495, J. McCambridge, 6th Oct-Cardiff 2311 Aug., Coal-Admiralty. Uniform, Nor. 1, 2,093. Olsen, 6th Oct-

Moji 19th Sept., Coal-M. B. K. hangchow. Tr. x. & If Walker, 6h Oct-Cauton sih Ott, Gen.-B. & S. Jisabeth Rickmers, Ger, s., 1,5ćo, W. Bäisï

Alhr. 6th Oct-Canton 5th Oct., Geo M. & Co.

* DAYŤ JONES'S LÖCKER. Those er egregiously who venture to assert that sailing ships are rarely, if ever; posted as missing with all hands, and even the steamship comes on the missing list far more frequently than some rappare. Nevertheless, having due regard to the enormous number of all sorts and conditions of ships in active service, the greater rapidity with which voynges are made by many of them and the curious cargues occasionally carried, of a nature quite unknown to the old timers, it got without saying that the per centage of missing ships is comparatively in, significiat. I is to be feared that in samo in. stances shipmasters feel they have but Hobermania, for Canton. ann's choice in the course to pursue ; and there- fore proceed to sea with vessels so trimmed atashin Murn, for watow.

positively to invite disaster should bad weather be experienced after sailing Sailing ships have had quite a bad time of latè, despite the introduction of labour saving appliances, both under the head of missing and lost. by strand

ing. It is open to question whether the age of steam and steel is favourable to the production of the class of sailor and officer which was ia evi'ence on board American clippers forty or fifty years ago. Even in that remote period there, were deadheads going to me for a living but the smart seaman of every grade had plenty of opportunity to gain experience

- which is wanting to the rising generation, and the modern sailing ship of metal construction

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is much more like a machina ship than was her wooden predecessor.

Curiously enough, an unusually large num- ber of metal steamships-and siling, verrels of metal or of wood were posted as missing

during the twelve months of 1905. At least nipeteen stean er, seventeen iron or steel were never heard from after them had sailed away beneath the boundary line of sea and sky under

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Dakota, Am. s. 13.305, E. Francke, th Oct., Seattle 3rd Oct., and Shanghai rod

clip GeDN, Y. K.

Clearances at the Harbour Office. Italchow, for Canion

Tolching, for Kwong-thow-wan. "Kanju Maru, for Swatow.

Chuniane, for Amoy. Riofun Baru, (or Kobe. Karking, for Thingiau. Lonngrang, for Manila. Urwent, for Saigon. toptang for Sam rang. Vector, for Shangha Yingmoo, for Fouchów, Rat Dura, for Wethaiwel. Progress, for Tourene.

Carl Diederichsen, for Hoihow. Sisang, for Singapore.

Dopartares. Oct. 6.

Oceana, for Europe. Rubi, for Maniis.

Velute, for Balik Pappan, Duemar, tor Bangkok, Tanda Maru, for Kube. Bentenue, for Shanghai. Wakamatsu Moru, for Hank w, Suring, for Calcuita Chroneshing for Tientsin. Loongang, for Manila. Kushing, for Newchwang. Stellen, for Shanghai. Pronto, for Newchwang. 174, for Hnngay. Hoping, for Samarang.

Carl Diederichsen, for Haihow. Numantia, for Portland, Or. Sulibery, for Cantom

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Passengers arrived.

Mrs.

the happiest of auspices. In the previous year the totals of missing-ship were five, ten and four respectively. As a rule, the steamers were small, of from hon to 2.5en tone, and faden with heavy cargoes of coal or lumber; the metal sailer ranged from 200 to 2,500 tons, several being in ballast, and four of the wooden Per Pakola, ir Sattle, &c.-Wrs E-P»p- pleton, Mrs. . . Kay, Miss 1. Jobasen, Mis sailing vessels were samples of the gallant little. Weaver, Miss C. Hayes, Mr N M. Avery, schooners communited and manurd hy sterling | 3gs A. Ai, Bluett Mrs. Wai. Allen, Misses seamen, that are engaged carrying fish to the

E. Allen, N. M. Skinner, O, W. Faster, Latin races on the other side of the Atlantic R. Gundry. Mr. F. Schumacher Mus G. from Newfoundland) and returning thither with Schumacher, Mr. J. M. Smith, Mrs H. E. Peck, Mr. R. Melrose, Mrs Wm. Craig, Miss 1, Mac- cargoes of sil, the steaners. four were

key. Mr. J. Amestoy, Mrs. H. F. Kendall, M bound from Gall ports to Europe with lumber, F. Kendall, Mr. I. W. Shirley, Mrs. t. 5. Tar and at least thres had deckloads such as may bell, Miss E. Tower, Mr. J. B. Durand, Mrs. B. S. Schmidt, not be legally brought to a United Kingdom F. Ball, M, C. W. Smith, Miss port in the winter months, but which are fre Mr. Dos. C. Poner, Miss Katie Smith, Mr. W. W. Leithead, Miss S. Macker zie, Mr. F. G. quently, carried to a port of France, discharged

Palmer, Misses L. Culver, C, B. Sater, Mrs. L. there, and the uncler deck cargo taken on to a R. Smith. Master Bogardus, Mr. R. Schmidt, United Kingdom pon, thus strictly complying Mis. J. Roser, MA Banded Ms. G-Van with the latter of the law and breaking it in the Vorst, Mr D. R. Brearley, Mrs. J C. Hakinan, spirit. Two of the four were British, one war. Carnell, Mrs. R 1) Scheiber, Master Kindal, Miss Los Party, Mr. G. L. Miller, German and one was Spanishi, Wieckage was Mrs. G. U. Covey, Misses F. Powell, M. Alber picked up from but two of the whole of the nine-ton, Mess. E Toren, F. M. Farmer, SV. teen missing steamers, which included two small liners laden with general cargo, one for Buenos Ayres, the other for the West Indies,

Among the missing sailing ships were re- ¡presentatives of England, France, Germany, Italy, Norway and the United States, One of the most modern type of metal bald headed schooners, a four masted vessel huile in the -United Kingdom in 1896, the Honolulu, which passed under the American flag when the Hawaiian Islands were taken over by this coun try, meher fate betweep Shanghai and Port Townsend while in hallast. Built under the clote supervision of her owners, and replete with in.

Mor ow, Mrs. H. Vernon Miss Neil Bennett, Mr. Haum, Miss J. Halliwell, Mrs. C. F. Stener, Mis. D. 1. Hagent, Mr. Otto Weld, Misaes 1. Avery, F. Ri.hards, Master H. Allen, Mrs. E. J. Ketting. Miss H. Ethel, Messrs N, E Rice, C Bylne, G. Brown, Mrs. 1. M. W Melrose, 1. Smith, Mr. S. Saith, Misses

A. Meeker, M V. leiger, Mr. E. F. Patterson, A Dishman, Mins 1. Kelly, Mrs. 1. Kelly, Mrs, I w. Shirley, H M. Braut, Mr. H. 1. Stuart, Mrs

B Durand, Mr., L. Patterson, Mrs, . W. Smith, Mr. F. R. Harra, Ms. D. C. Port, Miss F. J. Whitlock, Mas, W. W. Leithead, Mrs E-Markenzin, Ms. E. Mackenzie, MES. F. G. Palmer,

Mr. C F Peppe. Mr.

E. B. Hossmer, Mr. W. Richardson, Ms. E 1 Bogardes, Mr. V. Schmidt,

bour saving appliances, the cause of this vessele Slisses H. Schmidt, P. Faller, M. Gordon.

disappearance must forever remain a mystery of ocean, although it must not be forgotten that a sailing vessel having in her bold bållast of nature such as is occasionally supplied at posts

of the Far East in at the merev of wind and waver. - Case oil is cargo which requires careful ballasting, and several sailing ships thus laden have either disappeated DT made inordinately long passages between Atlantic coast paris of the United States and either China or Japan. Last year the French ship Lafayette only launched three years pre- viously, was never heard of after sailing from "New York" for China with ease nil, and the German ship Robert Rickmers, of 2,174 tons, shared a similar fate on the way from Philadel- phia to Japan, Sailing vessels missing.in ballast last year were the Eulamine, the Edith Mary, the Varg, the May and, the flonolulu. It is supposed that five of the total number of "missing axlilng ships last year four.dered dur

ing a severe gule while making for England with fall cargoes almost within sight of port.

Even this year there are not wanting ex- amples of missing sailing ships. The Cuidoon has not been heard of since the tailed from Jacksonville, Fla., for Grenada, W. 1, with cargo of lamber; the Norwegian bark Faguna from Pascagoula for Colon, with lumber, has also good; the French ship St. Donation has disappeared between Bordeaux and Adelaide and the St. John schanner Energy, with mit from Oporto for her home port; the metal ship Drumerate, which left Astoria for Manila, with- lumber, and the German ship Rodenbek, bound from Liverpool to Australia, ara mera than. enough for the record of 1906. There are

· several steamers also on the missing list.

Shipping.

Arrivals.

Haitan, Br.,6., 183. J. S. Roach, 6th Oct.,- Foochow 3rd Ori, Amoy 4th, and Swatow 5th, Gep.-D., L. & Co. Tuscarora, Br. 44. 3,725, F. S. Hollinąkaad, ith Jet-Bombay 19th Sept., Ballast.-S. Misson Maru, Jap. 8.s., 1,204, Twane, 5th Oct., Takoo and Oct., Gen-Japanese,

Aki Maru, Jap, 18, 3,995. M. Yagi, 6th Oct., -Shanghai 3rd 0.1., Flour and Gen.-N. Y. K.

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Yedio Maru, Jap 14. 1,974, Koʻi, 6th Oct,—

Moji a8th Sept, Coal-M. B. K. Hulchow, Br, 1,317, E. Forsyth, 6th Oct., -Tisateln via Pons 2354 Bept, Goz~~B,!

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Mr. R. Brearley, Mrs., Dr. F. 1.5 K. Corneil, Atta Higgins, Col, H. O Perley, Mr. J. Havior, Mr. D. L.-Cabb, Mr. C. F. Zeick, Mas C. Wislizenus, Miss M

A. Mr. G. R. May, Mr. G. Wislizenus, O'Reilly, Mr. W. Merrow. Mr. J. H. Brown, Miss Marie Hall, Gen. H. G. Dus, Miss A. Gastrom, Mrs. Gen. Montgomery, Mr, 0:0 Went, Mr. Wm. N. M. Avery, Mrs

Mis C. Stewart, Allen, Mis. A Logan, Mi W. Throckmorton, Mn. Jobs Clark, Mrs. N. E, Kice, Mr. P. Schumacher, Mrs. Br. L. H. Brown, Mr. 11. E. Peck Mr. Don. W. Carl on, Mr, Wn. Craig Mis C. Durker, Mr. 13. Lareonde, Mr. . F. Kendall, Mr M. J. Gastrom, Mr. Kate Kelly, Mrs. A. P. Well, Mrs. 1. G. Tower, Mrs. H., I. V. B. F: Ball, Mr.L. Patterson, Mes, A. M, Ronscoup, Mrs. F. R. Harris, Miss. M. Harris, Mrs. A. A. Porter, Mize: 1. Diers, H. Mac- kenzie, M. Barnhart Mr. R. E Burbank, Mr. 1 R. Smith, Mrs. W. J. Richardson, Miss 11, Anen, Mr. Blonser, Mrs G. L. Schmidt, Miss. A. Larronde, Mas L. Woodward, Mr. 7. Hasdman, Mrs. E. Myers, Mr. R. 1. Schoiher, Miss F. Heffner. Mrs. H. O Perley Mrs. J. H. Irvine, Mr. G. 1. Covey, Mr. Schulthers, Mian L. Wislizenus, Miss E. G. Barton, Mr. R. Campbell, Mrs. M. Preuss, Miss Morrow, and Mr.A. D. Rosk

Stuart,

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Bangkok 14th Sept., Gen.-N. Y. K. Childar, Nor. 1.5. 1.102, H. Nielsson, 1st Oct, Chunsang, B., 1,417, R. Cox, with Sept

Samarang 16th slept, Sugar.-J., M. & Ellen Rickmers, Ger..., 2,050, Mierschella,

Co.

30th Sept., New York 3rd Aug., and Sin .gapore zoth Sept. Gen.-A., K. & Co. Emma Luyken, Ger. ., 1,159, G. Comand,

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

Primissi

- Baron Ardrosian, Wakasa Mars, don, Speria, Yunnan, 18th September-Cole donian, Achiller, Idomeneur, Sunda. and Oct. Kelly, Memnon. Gtb October-C. Ford -Armand Behic, Benmoke, Gianturral, Den La Frank Cerdinand, Foly Empress

of China, Br. ... 3,039, R. Archibald, R.N.K, 23rd S. p-Vancouver, B.C., 45||phemus, Prometheus, Tonkin, Hakata Maru, Sept., and Shanghai zoth, Mails and Gen. | Kamakura Maru,

C. & R. Co.

Arrivals at Home-th September-ye Germania Gar. 1.3., 6.8., 1,714, H. Lorenzen,

Maru, Bayern, Nippon, fewer 7th Septem 30th Sept.-Moji agth Sept., Coal.-1. & bet-Japan. 8th September-Armond Bikic, Gregory Apcar, 84. 4. 2061. S. R. Belkos, Claws, is se September-Angleseadet, Best Glenroy 15th Ping tembor-Schwarsburg, Ernest Simont, Kona Fatwa Maru, Prine Regent Luitpold, Falma.

a5th September September-Glexesh. Ambria, Nordkap. 28th September-China. at October-Nudia. 2nd October-Walero Mark Prins Ettal Friedrich, Alasta, Orates. 6th October-Yunnas, Caledonian, Patroclus.

Ld.

77th Sept.Calcutta 13th Sept, via Penang and Singapore 22nd, Gen-D. S. & Co., Halvard, Nor, 1., 1,070, C. Andersen, soth

Sopt., Suger Sept., Samarang ist Angaard, Thoresen & Co. Hauk, Nor. 6, 448, E. Olsen, 3rd Oct., Moji -26th Sept., Coal-Angaard, Thoresen & : Co.

Joshin Maru, Jap ., 702, H. Ohta, 3rd Oct., -Tamaui 30th Sept., Amoy 1st Oct, and Swatow 2nd, Gen.-O. S. K

Kohsichang, Ger. 1.9, 1,197, "C. Rosielsky, 4th Oct.,-Bangkok 19th Sept., and Hoihow 2nd Oct., Gen.-B. & 5.

Ko.

Maru, Jap 1,783, Y. Minamikawa, 2 th Sept-Moji 40th Sept., Gen-Mr. Fukusei

zist

Post Office.

A Mall will olors for:- Amoy-Por Chenngchew, 7th Oct., 9 A.M. Kwong-chow-was-Per Hoiching, 7th Oct.,

9 A.M.

Tourane-Per Progress, 7th Oct., 9 a.M. Taiwanfoo-Per Changchote, 7th Oct., 11 A.M. Shanghai-Per Yorkow, 7th Oct. 3 P.M Swatow and Bangkok-Par Kanju Maru, 8th Oct., 11AM.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow--Per Halian,

78th Oct, îi aM.

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Koren, Am. 6.5, 5,651, S. Sandberg: 3rd Oct... -San Francisco 4th Sept, and Shanghai 30th, Mails and Gen.-P. M. S S. Co. Kowloon, Ger. 1., 2,315, H. Stehr, 18th Sept.,

-Samarang roth Sept., Sugar.S. & Co.

Macao-Per Hokam, 8th ("cl., 1.15 P.M. Kweiyang,, Br. as, 1014, Dowson, sth Oct,

Tientsiper Kwelchow, Bth Qet, 3 P.M., Cheloo 29th Sept Geo.-B. & S.

Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Laisang, Dr. 6.5, 3,460, P. M. B. Lake, 4th

Oct-Calcutta 19th Sept, Penang and stand, Cooktown, Crims, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Singapore 28th Sept., Gen-J., M. & Co... Loosok, Ger. s... 1,020, G. Schultzen, 18th Melbourne, Adelaide nad leith-les Chang

Sept.,-Bangkal 16th Sept., Rice.-B. & S., 8th Oct., 3 P.M.

Macao-Per Honam, 9th Oct., 1.45 P.M. Lyra, Am, s. 3,516, G. V. Williams, zad

Calcutta Per Oct.,Tacoma and Manila 29th Sept Grigory Aptar, gth c. 1 P.M.

Singapore, Paging and Flour & Co.. Ld.

Manila Per Tean, 9th Oct:, 3 P.M. Madeleine Rickmers, Ger.

Moji and Kobe-lei Koun Mfaru, 9th Oct., $ P.ta.

Europe,

&c., India, ta Tuticorin-Per Greisenau, 10th Oct, FI AM.

Macao-Per Howai, 10th Oct., 1.15 P.44. Macao-Per Honam, 11th Oct., 1.3 P.. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolule and San Francisco-P'er Keren, 12th

S.5. 1,020, S. Simonsen, 2nd Oct.—Bangkok 23rd Septe Rice:-11. & 8.

Monteagle, Hr. 15, 3,953, S. Robinson, 14th- Sept.-Vancouver 20th Aug., and hang- hay th, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.

Neil MacLeod, Am. x.s., 90, E. Corral, roth June,Manila 16th June, Ballast.-Barret to & Co.

N. S. de Rosario, Am. 38, 715. M. Loper, Blanch, 12th June,Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co.

Danfa, Hr. s.5, 5,676,-Riley, and Oct.,- Tacoma via Japan Ports 5th Sept., Flour and Gen.-B. & S.

Onenug, Br. 6.5, 1,787, D. Christie, and Ct.,

Paklat,

Hooray 3 th Sept. Coal-1., M. & Co.

Ger. 1.5.1,100, It, Delfies, 3rd Oct.3 Bangkok via Selow 15th Sept., Rice.-- R&S. Petchaburi, Ger, 5.5, 1,373, Goseurich, t

ct. Bangkok and Swatow Toth Sept., Rice and Timber.-M. & (o. Petruch, Ger. 5., 1, 152, K. Hatje, 12th June,

-Saigon 7th June, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Phranang, Ger. B... Loz, F. Schultz, st

ct-Canton 1o Oct, Gen.-M. & Co. Powhatan, Dr. 5.. 1,640, W. F. Turner, 16th Septrang 31st Aug., Sugar,--D, & Co. 1 d. Prometheus, Nor. 5.5., 1,223, O. Kornelinser. ard fle-angkok 24th Sept., Rice and Tomber, V. K.

Quaita, Ger, 1.5, 1, 45, f. Modsen, 4th Oct., -Sourabaya 23rd Sepi, Sugar and Gen.-

A. & Co. 5, W. Hijon Moru, jap. 8.5, 2,979, G. 5. Lapraik, 4th Oct. in Singapore, Twist Planks, Xc.-N. Y. K.

„Sarsögun, Am. 9. 428, Vitterin. 7th Sept.,-

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast,rder. Sahjehan, r. 3, 1,610, J.-H. Scott, Ist

Oct.,aigon 26th Sept., Gen-Wo Fat Singe Shinko Maru, Jap 9.5, 1.81, Jacobsen, 28th ept.-Christiania and Singapore 17th

Gen-Order. Set Shinsha' Maru, Jap. 8.x.. 2,650, B. Hamasaki, 7h Sept-Moji, th Sept., Coal and Gen-Chinese Taki Maru, Jap. s., 2,164, Mateshima, 27th

Sept.-Kobs and Moji 21st Sept., Coal A., K. & Co.

Lean. Br. s.s., 1,346, Sommerville, 5th Oct.

Manila and ct, Gen-B. & Š, Yangmoo, Korean ss., 3617, T., Murao, 3rd Oct., Kuchinotzu 28th Sept., Coal.-M. B. K.

Vochow, Br. 8.5, 1,3 8, J. H. Brown, sth. Oct-Canton 4th Oct., Gen.-B. & S. Z Y. de Aldecoa, Am, ss., 1,260, F. Xandaro Echaur, 15th June,Manila 12th June, Ballast-Barrett & Co.

SAILING VERSEI 5.

Eclipse, Br. bk.. 2,958, J. McBryde, and Oct.

Canton 1st Oct., Ballast.-5, 0, Co. 1.

Per Aki Maru, from Shanghai for Hongkong S. Dr. and Mrs. F. Odt, Lien, Irard, Mr. and Mrs. Powell and 2 children, Mr. E. Lawless, CRE. E. Kerickenbeck, Lieut. Cumming, Mrs, and Mrs, T, P. ¡nnes and child, Mr. R. G.. Days in, Capt. E. Seddon, Major and Mrs. Painter-Miss Maatharen, and Mr. K. Sasakawa For Minnila via Hongkong Meas C. T. Stephen, N. M. Cheveis, J. T. Marshall, P. W. Tican, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Culter, Mr. and Mrs, John Murphy and child. For Port Said via Hongkong-Mr. L. Lingeri.

Per Hattan, 'rom Coat Ports-Méaurs. Kiroo, 1. Baunders, Wandres, Revs. E. K. Paton and J. C. Baird, and 196 Chinese,"

Perchow, from Tientsin, &c.- Mina C. Burke, and Mr. Mayer,

Ter Glenfalloch, from Singapore-500 Chi

nese."

Shipping Reports,

Sir. Halian from Coast Poris-Fresh NE. monsoon,

F. Chapman, Am. ship, 7013, R. Banfield,

25th Aug.Manila 15th Aug... Ballant.----| A., K. & Co.

P. Hetchcock. Am. ship, 2,086, S. L. Zertz, 1st Sept, Manila 20th Aug., Ballast.-A. K. & Co.

Vessels

Steamers Expectan

From

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Singapore, Penang and Bombay--Per Capri, 12th Oct.ra.M.

Macan Per Honom, 12th Oct., 1.15 P.M. Chefer and Newchwang - Per Kwelyang, 12th Oct 3 P "..

Shanghai-Per Shaoksing, 13th Dot., 1 P.M. Keelung, Shanghai, Kobe, Shimizu, Victoria and Seattle, Wash.-Per Aki Mar, 15th Oct.,

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Manila. Sumpserhaten, Fr. Withelmshaten, Heibensbale, Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney and

“bai Sandakun, 16th Ock, 14 AM Manila, Shanghai, Nawasaki, Kobe and Yokohama l'es Dakota, 16th Oct., 10 AM

via Europe, &c.India

Tuticorin Oceanien, 16th Oct, 11 A.M.

ar. ! Singapore, Penang

Calcutta- Per Laisang, 16th (ci., 2 P.M. Morene, No, bidra

tofant

Birbeck, R. 1,

W.

Bissey, Mr. & Mrs. S. Mayes, Miss C. Bass, A., Kisney, Miss Boene, L Borgand, Mr. *Breckwoldt, H. Brighton, F. G. Brown,

McGregor, Mr. J. S. Meeker, Miss

Mr. and Mrs.

Chris Colon

"Moorey, Mrs.

Moore

'S.

Dr. and

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Mrs.

O'Weid, Mr. and Mrs. Packer, B. L. Paddney, H. L. Paget, Mr. and Mrs. C.

W. B. A. Moreno, A., (Consul General of Panama) Newborn, Mr. & Mui

R. H. Nicholls, E. A. Campbell, R. Catler, Mr. and Mrs. Owan. Aza

W:L Catariních, A. Carter, A.

F. T." Chichester, D. A. A. G., D.5.0., Major A, A. Chichester, Mr. A. A. Clark, M. O Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.

T. W. Clegg, RN, Eng.-L.

and Mrs.

Cobb, D.

Colvin, H. E.

Connell, C

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Conneil, Miss.

Connor, JL

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Covey, Mr. and Mrs.

Crook, A. H.

Crossley, F. H.

Cruickshank, A... Ciundal, E. R. Halton, R.M., Capt.. Davidson, Peter Davies, F, 0. Davisson, Dawson, A. E.

servant

Defer, C.

R. G.

S..

Palmer," Mr. and Mrs.

M. B. Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Percock, Miss A. E. Peake, W. Perley, Col, and Mrs.

H., and child Pfordien, A. R. Van

der

Porter, Mrs, A. 1

Forter, Mr. and Mrs.

D. C.

Rowell, Min F.

Powell, W. A. Presbaw, C. M. Prass, Mex Red, G. B.

Reid, H. 1.

Feilly, G. A. 0.

Ritchie, J.

Roach,

and

Diers, Miss. Dixon, Capt. A. W. Donald, Mr. and Mrs.

W. H. Little, F. H: Dowley, Mr. and Mr.

W.A Downing, Mr. and Vre,

T. C.

C. and infant Dunlop, GA. Boatmann, W.

airchild, H. J.

Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fletcher H. Franka, F. W Franklin, C. B. Frost, B. L. Fuller, Stuart'

(American Vice Con Fuller, Denman sul General)

Castres, V. L. Gibson, A

son, 1. P.

Graves Miss K.

Magen, Mrs. Haliwell, Miss

J.

14 Cage T

ardman, Mr. & Mrs J.C. Harker, B. Broberton Delhi, 20th Oct., 11-& M.

Hope Sob ale pageanley, B. and Mrs. “Shanghai Nowels, You and Mangover, B., Ver Emporis,aj

hina, 25th Oct., 3. **

Tourant, 30th Oct., 11 AM

Europe, &c. India, o Tuncanın-Pe |Australien, 13th Nov,,, ir A.M.

Mails for Numton and Sunbue are closed every week-day, at 6 P.M.

Mails for Kongmoon and-* Kumchuk are closed every week-day, at 5 P.M.

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 be cleared under:

Park View: 9.15 8.m., 11.25 a.m., 1.25 p.m.,. 3.25 pm, on week days and 9.75 am. oo Sun- days.

1.adder St.-9.35 .m., 11.35 am 1:55 pm. 3-35 p.m. on weekdays and 9.35 am, on Sun

days,

Macdonnell Road:-8.50 a.m, ro.so am 12.50 p.m., 2.50 p.m. on week-days and 8.50 a.m. on Bundays.

am

No. Police Station:-8 am

2 p.m., 5-p.m. on weekdays and 8 a.m. on Sundaya

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

VISITORS AT THE HOT FUN,

PEAK.

Ashton, Man, Austin, F. Bradley, Mrs. N. Barns, Mr. and Mrs. Carrothers, E. S. Clases Mr.

Clegg Engr.-Lieut. &

MM, H. J.

Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.

W.

Cobden, A, S. Darling, Col

Agents Gneisenau......Shanghai... M. & Co... Det. Prinzen Alice Singapore M. & Co...Oct. Catherine A'car Singapore D. S. & Co Oct. 9 Dution, Mr. Oriel ... Mosi, & Co., Oct.

Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. America Maru. izpan. K. K.Oct. 14 Fagner, T. H. Tipanas Kobe and JC. LOct. 14 Fellows, Mr. and Mrs. El Kantara...Colombo... M. M... Oct.

Gale, Capt. J. R. Tartar........... Vancouver C. P. R. CoDct. 18 Gelathrope, Mr. Emp. of India.. Vancouver C. P. R. Colfct, 21 | Goodwin, A. P. Willehad... Sydney ...M. & Co...Oct, 27 | Greenhill, Mr.

Gregory, A Hazeland, F.. A. Hackaday, W.-T. Jeffries, H. U. Johnston, L.. A. M. Dock. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

DOCK RETURNS.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS, Vigilante anas

Kowloon at

Monteagle

Str. Tuscarora from Bombay Light to Fatahab moderate winds, fine weather.

· Str. Glenfallock from Singapore:-Unsettled squally weather to Paracels, thence to port strong NNE. wind and high ÑE. 461.

& Co.

Vessels in Port.

STEAXTAR,

Frl ........som Sorsogon ............. Changsha

Francisque disti Jobrano................ Charles Hardoula

Binh Thuan, Fr. ... 981, G. Roulet, 3rd Chinkai Maru............

Oct., Bangkok agth Sept, Rice.-A., K. Quints anatamen

Strathmore M Bourbon, Fr. .., 990, Le Ball, 28th Sept. 1. F. Chapman......... Saigon 23rd Sept., Rice and Gan.-Man | Signal,panana

Emma Lupkanonizat

Pal.

Cosmopolitan

M

Aberdeen

་

-

Josling, Lt. Col. Kistowsky, Mr. & Mrs.

F. von Lanik, Mr. Lacie, Mr. Longridge, Rev. and

Mr. M.

Blader, F. Bruder, O. Collins, C Delostrade, Mr. Durieux, Mr. Frunkenberg, L, Gilbud, G

Longins, Mr. and Mrs, Losell, Dr.

Macfarlane, Dr. H.

Marney, V. F.

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

.

C. M. Flevee, 1on and Mrs.

L.A. Huggins

CARLTON.

·Harrison, S, G. Jackson, W.

apl...loyd, G.

Martin, W. F. Melnnes, Mr.

Merlees, Capt. & Mr. Pesson, R. W.

Saavedra, J.

Saland, Mr. and Mrs.

Farwell, Mr. and Mrs. Solar, Mr.

Grins, Mits M, ----.

Stephens, Miss H.

tevenson, R,

TOMORROW,

8. Peter's Seaman's Church.

Queen's Road West,

Seventeenth Sunday after Trinity. Morning Prayer 11 am... Venite, Hindle; Te Deum, Russell Benedictus, Langdon; Hymas,

61, 401, 371 205 415. .

Holy Communion 12.15 pm. Evening Prayer, 6.30 p.m., Cantate, Crotch1 Daus, Hopkins Hymns, 302, 317, 345, and 344.

The Church launch Dayspring will call on ships carrying white crews to bring friends ashore to the services between 9.15 and 10.50O sm, and between 5.15 and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Police Pier, rogo and 6 p.m.): returning after wards. The Answering Pennant is the Call Aag. "All the sittings are free and unappropri ated. Visitors welcome. Books, &c. provided.

Sunday school 10 to 1045 am.

Meeting at Seamen's Institute 73, Praya East on Sunday at-8 p.m.

Roman Catholle Cathedral:-Mass at 6 m., 7 am, 8 am, and 9.30 a. Benediction,, 3-30 p.m.

German Betheads Chapel, West Points

Moming Service, 11 am.

St. Francis' Church, Wanchai-Mass (Chin), 6 am., (Port.) 7.30 am. Benediction, 5 Pa

St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road:-Morning

Service (English), 10 am.

St. Anthony's Chapel, West Point ----Mass.

Ba.m.

Union Church-Services, 11 am., and 6 p.m.

Mts. J. S. and UNION CHURCH, KENNEDY ROAD, MINISTER: chitt !.

Roger, K.

Ruisell, S. A.

Sanders, Dr. J. 'H.

Saunders, 1..C. Schmidt D. Schmidt, Mrs. H. F. Schmidt, Miss El. Schmidt, Misa S. G. Schmidt, R. S. Schulthess, J. Schume Schumacher, Miss C. Schumacher, F. G. Schumachches, P. Schween, K. Searle, Rev. G.

Shellman, Dr. & Mrs. Shennan, H. B. Shepherd, Mt. & Mrs.

E. Bruce Skinn, A.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs C infant and servant

Smith, S.

Spitiles, 1. S.

Rev. f. !!

Stafford, T. C. Stebbing, W. T. ejsu ns, tt. Stevens, Stone, Mr. Sutherland, !. D. Thome, G. S Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Miss H. M. Toledano, Th Topliss, H. I. "Uffel, W, Von

Undehaur, C. H.

Vernon, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Y. V.

Vernon, Miss

D.

Humphreys, W M.

Vernon, Master

Vorst, Miss V.

Morley, R.

Hub, F. 1.

me, Capi. P.

Iar el, A. Israel, A. J. Johnston, Mass Tok 1. P. F. Jaughin, J. C. King, Miss G.

י.

Vranken, Miss Yap

Whitlock, Miss

Wishart, JB.

Wishzenus, Mr. A. &

2 children a Wood. G. G Woodward, Miss

KING EDWARD.

B. and children

M.

Allen, Mr and Mrs W. Legeuze, Vice-Consul Almond, Capt. & Mrs. I elihead, Mr. and Men,

Russell Avery, Miss Avery, Mr. and Mrs.

W

Litile, A. C.

Logan, Mr. M N.

Mackay, Miss Haines, Mrs. W H. Macmillan, A Bernhardt, Mias Mary Bun, J. Beiger, Mrs

Bennett, Nell. T.

-Bluell, Niss

Bogartus, Master Brandt, Miss

McKay, T. D Moser, E J.

Mution, Capi Chat. A,

Myers, Mis.

Nicholson, D. M.

Otis, General H. G. Paide, *. E.

Brearley, Mr and Mrs. Palmenberg, Mrs. R.

Burbank, R, P

Carlton, D, W,

RIY, C. M. HICKLING.

10.30 am. Baptismal Service.

11 6.m. Worship, Psalm 8, Hymn !, Anthem

159. Hymn 534, 617.

p.m. Sunday School in school Hall, Union Church and in British School, Kowloon,

6 p.m. Worship, Hymns 353, 181, 615, 193,- 363.

Wednesday 6 p.m. Studies in Christian Science." Lecture by Pastor on ** Material Miad."

Thursday 9 p.m. Literary Club, Lecture, on "Past and Present Monetary Syalama," by Mr. W. H. Williams.

Friday 4 p.m. Ladies' Working Party. Friday 8 p.m. Christian Endeavour Society. Subject Keeping the Heart"

CHINA COART METEOROLOGICAL, RRGINYER, October 5th, 1906, arm.

-On. Th. 8o, Wind Wr.

Vladivostock.j7. am. Nemuro.....6 am. 30.01) Hakodate...

Koch

|·0.13

Tukia......

30.14

13007

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15208

30.01

19.97

29.93

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Chefoo52 30.13 Weibarwei ...9 a.m√30.29 38 Hanke...6 4.m. 30.175 Kinking". Shanghai...

| Gutilah ......

Sharp Peak.. Ainoy

Swatow

Taiboku

TaichP......

Tolgan

Koshun ......

Pescadores..

30.20

am 30.18

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30.16

30.05

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29 88 70 Bo

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am.j2g9

29.90-

29.911-

+

29.89-

29.901--

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Rock..

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Macao Haihow...... 9am Papho

|30,01) 74

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Phulien....... 10 m TOUERRE......

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16.am

C. St. James Aparri Manila 10.m. Legaspi........ 6 a.m 15acolod ... A.m Stello......

Cebu....... Labuan.........

29.89

129.90

17 29.93

October 6th, 1900, 21

Vladivostock 17 a.m.

Von

a.ni 30.20) —

Peacock, Miss Annie Pennefather, Capt. and

Mrs. G. H.

Pfarffinger, Min Richards, Mus

Takodate .. Takip e Khi „Napnoah****

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+

30.03

29.999

30,03

30.161

Cunningham, Mr. and. Papper, Dr. C. F.

Colaban H. J.

Culver, Miss

Mrs, ".

Delaney, J., T

Dishman, E, F,

Ron, Mr. & Mrs. | jvingakibına

Durand, Mr. and Mrs. QUE, MY

Miss stone, S

Rousçats, Mis, Skinuar, Mins

McCandies, De, and Friede, Mr. & Mrs. M. Slater, Mrs. Carrie B.

Mra. Melasac, Mrs. Mitchell, R. Moore, Mr. & Mrs. M. Moorhead, Mr. & Mrs. Moxon, Mr. & Mrs. H. Munro, Mr. Pasques. Madam and

family Regtr, C. Sawar, Mr. W. E. Searle, Rev, G; Begie, T.

A

Seymour, Col. & Mrs. Sinclair, Skattowe, Mr. & Mrs.

A. B. Squale, Mr.

toneham, Mr.

Tegner, Mr. Thompson, Mrs.

Sergey Friede, Master D. S, Friede, Sydney A. Gastren, Miss Gordon, M

Ball, Mr. & 3. rs. B. F, Hallard, Mr. and Mr.

Migs Madeling

MES. E. B.

Smith, Miss Kale Smith, Mr. and Mr.

CW.

Smith, Mrs. Chau. F.

nud child

Smith, Mr. and Mr.

R.

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Stewart, Mrs. Colln

'G. F.

Mr. & child Story. and Mrs. H.

Mrs.

Miss Irena

Stuart,

Mr. and Mis, Tarbell, Mm

Kendall, Master

Kendall, Mi

Kettring, Mrs.

Kraentier, Mr. & Mr.

A aud child Truman, Mr, jad Mrs. | Krabs, Capt. H,

R. W

Larronde, Mipp Work, Mr. Weimeon, Mr. & Mrs,

C.

Wilford, F. C.

OCCIDENTAL

Hatje, Capt. R. Munro, Miss A Platt, H. Bliller, A. Tento, F. Wilson, W. Je

Throckmorton, Miss Weaver, Mr.

West, Mrs.

Williams, G. Young, H. cott Zeeder, Mrg: A,

ORAIGIENURE, Adanie, M. and Mrs. F. Moffau, G.

R. J.

Barnett, H. J. D.

B. W.

Brown, C. A.

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Campbell, H. F. Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.

Nicholli, E. A. Smith, E. Grant Smith, Mr. and Mr.

Grant Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. South, Percy

G. A.

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