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SPORTES OP Chatamisi
SUGGESTED BY THIR FINDING OF A STRANDED HULK ON A CHILEAN ISLAND, Like the old time Roman poet, some of the plontera in "exploration shuddered at the watery mountains in motion; but they driven seaward, in many instances against their wills, by adverse gales,
The virile Vikings long before Columbus put in an appearance, had accidentally discovered what
is now known as North America and Leif, son of Eric the Red, is said to have founded colonies 900 years ago where Boston and New York now stand. Island after island in the Pacific was doubtless peopled in some measure by castaways who had started out from some. lonely islel under auspicious omens, intending to retum at nightfall, who were caught in an unexpected cyclubic storm and driven many miles to leeward of their island home. Some of them perished miserably at sea; some died from exhaustion, after arrival at an unknown
fand, and some remained just where they
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY OCTOBER 12 1906,
••Shipping.
Arrivals..
Hong Wan I, Br. 8.8, 266, J. 1.. Slaker, orth Oct-Singapore 5th Oct., Gen.--Joo Terk Seng.
Flintshire, Nr. 3.8, 2.475, G. Cundy, R.N.
11th Oct.,—Singapore 4th Oct., Gen‚—§, T. & Co. Knivsberg
úg, th
cl. Br. 5.5, 2.204. C. Maddrell 11th Oct.,-
Moji sth Out, Coal,--B. & Co. Panther, Austrian gunbon, 600, Körber, 11th
Det-Shanghai 9h O. Taming, Fr. .. 356, A. W. Outerbridge,
S.
Wangsung. Br. s.6, 5co, H. F. Walker, roth Oct., Shanghai 24th Sept., Ballast.-J., M.& Co.
Wongkoi Ger. 15, 1, 15, W. Rehn, toth Oct
Kabichang Bangkok) and Oct., Rice and Meal, & S.
1 edin Maru, Jap 8.9.. 7,974, Ko i, 6th Oct, Z. Y. de Aldecoa, Am. 15., 1,160. F. Xandaro
Moji z8th Sept., Coal, M. B. K; · Echaz, 15th June,Manila 13th June, Zafiro, Br. 1.3., 1,629, R-Rodger, 9th Oct.,
Ballast Barreiro & Co.
Manila 6th Oct., Gen.-S., T. & Co. Zingora, Br. 8, 2,211, T. C. N. Thompson,
R NR. 8th Oct.,-Mororas 26th Sept
Coal.-B. & Co.
" SAILING VABELS.
ACCELERATION OF THE CANADIAN
PACIFIC MAIL SERVICE. - the Luited Kingdom should be so superscnbed. Correspondence intended for this route to
days.
days.
Min
Miss
KING EDWARD. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. W. Larronda, Miss
mond, Capt. & Mrs. H. and a children
Leithead, Mr. and Mrs.
W. Runell
Liule, A. C. Logan, Mrs. Macmillan, A. McKay, T. D. Moses, E. J., Myers, Mrs. Nicholson, D. M. Otis, General H. G. Paine, 4. E.
cleared as unders
Pillar Boxes have been placed and will bendemos, Mrs. 'I. B. Park View 35 am, 11.25am., 1.as p.m., Avery, Mr. and Mrs.
M. N. 35 pm on week-days and 9.25 t.m. on Sun
Barnes, Mrs. W. H. L. 3.35 p.m. on week-days and 9.35 am, on Sun-Bau, J.
Ladder St.:-9.35 a.m., 11.33 km., 1.35 p.m., Barnhardt, Miss Mary
Baiger, Mrs Hennett, Nell. T.. Blueft, Miss Blogarius, Master Brearley, Mr. and Mrs. Brandt, Mu
Burbank, R. E. Carlton, D. W. Colahan, H1
Min
1:50 p.m., 2.30 p.m. on weck-days and P.50 Macdonnell Road:-8.50 am 10.50 m., 4.m. on Sundays.
No. 2 Police Station:-8 am, i am Sundays.
12th Oct.,-Manila 9th Oct, Ge#:-R. & Eclipse, Rr. bk., 968, J. McBryde, and Oct..p.m., 5 pm. on weck-days and § um. on j
shachuing. Br... 1,307, F. 12. Northcombe,
-Canton txt ct, Ballast-5, O. Co.
The Pilar. Hoz has been removed from the district may be posted in the Western Branch Office, 116, Des Veoux Road Central,
4
Palmenberg, Mrs. R.
Von
Pennefather, Capt. and Peacock, Miss Annia
Mrs. G. H. Pepper, Dr. C. F.
12th Oct,-Canton trih Oct., Geo.-B. & 1. F. Chapman, Am. ship, 2013. R. Banfield, back of the old Harbour Office. Letters in that gham, Mr. and Reiber, F.
5.
·Germania, Ger. 1.5., 38., 1,794, H._Lorenzen, 12th Oc-Canton 11th Oct., Coal.-J. &
Co.
lacob Diederichsen, Ger. ... 633. D. Heniz, 12th Oct.,-Pakhni 9th Oct., and Hoihow 11th, Gen.-J. & Co.
Charmi, Br. ship, 1,600. Wm. MeBu nie, rath Oci,—Manila rail Sept, Pallast – Order.
Singapore th Oct, Gen-M, & Co
Clearances at the Harbour Office. Tevininra, for Bangkesk. "Daphne, for Thingian.
gained safety, and eventually forgoi whenceam, Dan. 8.x, 3,875, J. B Corszen, 13th they came. recent number of the Chilean times reminds us that even in the twentieth century successors to Robinson Cruse are not altogether unknowe, although heir wanderings do not always have so happy a teâmination, is reported that on the store of Ginfo. Island there have been, discovered the remains of a ship's hull, many packages of cargo, a number of skeleton, and a snip'e spat bearing the in- scriptuja Cus lejon Acpport.
Some years ago the American ship Joseth Spinney, when about two hundred miles from the Pellew Island jest ued an old chief and five otheration of Mathewum who had been blown out to he is an open hoe They had been eighteen days w, the food, were just about to kill and cat the sixteen-yet-old son of the chief when the vessel bore down so the curious object to reconnaitre, and two of the castaways died despite the most care at naning and the good food supplied to them by the master of the foreph Spinney.
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e for Shanghai, fora, for Hongay. there, for Canton 116, for Kwong-chow-wan.
Pepartures.
17.
Korea, for San Francisco. Pera, for Shanghai finka, Ine Bangkok, Korngrang, for Canton. Tuscaror for Muji." Kuriyang, for Newchwangs
el.,
- Panschgore arrived. Par Hong Wan 7, from Singapore-1,216 Chinese.
Per Flintshire, from. Sihvapore-Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers, Cap. Cox, and Mr. Barlow.
Per Tamine, frism Mani'a-Mac 1. D. Grimer1, L. 1. Swis. A. C. Dunion, Wm. H. Hargis Messis, C. K., Gerlay, Frank Hill, R Bendle. Mrs. L. B. Andersen, and Mr. Pedro Lands Tona
Shining Reports.
Anstre funguja gunboat Panther from Shanghai -Very fine weather, moderate mon-
soon 4. the Channel..
Su. Hông Wan 7 from Singapore light swell from 7th to 8th inst., from thence mode NEly winds to Paracels, with very heavy NE.
rate monsoon.
3. K.
Vessels in Port:
STKAMER",
fish Than, Fr. 5, 68, 6 Moules, and Der Hangkok 2 1hr Sept, Rice.-A, K.
Bourbon, Fr. 8.5.,go, Le Bail shept.
Segu 23 d Septy Riz and fien, Mun
Pal
S.
25th Aug,Manila 15th Aug.. Ballast A., R. & Co.
Helchcock, Am, ship, 2,086, §. L. Zorts, 11 Sep-Manila ath Aug., Ballast.-A., K&C.
Bleamers Expected.
Versuis
From
Tartar.
VISITORS AT THE NOVELS.
HONGKONG.
Agent's
De
Adamı, P. R. Allen, C, H. Alleston, Miss M. Amestoy, J.
Ach.
America Maru Shanghai... T. K. K. Oct. 13 Shanghai.C. P. R. CoOct. 23 Tjiparias ...... Kabe...... C. J. L.. Oct. 14 Austeation...... Saigon... M. Mr. Oct. 15 Namsang Singapore J., M. & Co Oct. 15 Indrawadi..... ingapore), M. & Co Oct. 15 Trieste Singapore W. & Co Oct. 1 El Kantara
Clonto M. M.....
...Oct. 16 Vibotas.....
Macassar... C. J. L... Oct. 16 Sibera
P. M. Co.. Oct. 20 Emp. of India. Vancouver C. P. R. Co cta Willehad
..............Sydney....M. & Co...Oct. 21 Arabia
Partland...P. & A. CoNov. 5
DOCK RETURNS
Kowloon
Anderson, Mr. & Mrs.
and child Areld; Mr. & Mrs. J. Bailey, W. S. Baker, A. S. Battiscombe, H. G. Beattie, R. B.
Bell, R., Engr.-Lieut.
R.
Biervliet, A. Van(Vice.
Bell, Mr. H. F. and
infant
Birbeck, R. 1.
Bisney,
Miss
J. C.
loughin, Kinney, Krill, T. Larronde, D. Logan, W. Love, F. H. Luttringhaus, P. Macaulay, Dr. H. F. Mackenzie, Miss Mackenzie, Mra, and
Mian Marriott, Dr J Mayes, Miss C.
Mrs. A. Delaney, L. T, Dishman, E. F. Elbot, Min H. E. Elphinstone, S. Franck, Capt. E.
Gastren, Miss
Gordon, Mrs,
F.
Ball, Mr. & Mrs. B. Hallard, Mr. and Mrs.
Rargis. Lionel D. Harris, Miss Madeline Holcomb, Lieut. T. Bossmer, Mrs. E. B. Hurley, Fred. C. Jack, Mrs. C. M.
McGregor, Mrs. J. S. Kelly, M. & Child
Kendal, Mr. and Mrs.
Meeker, Mir
Consul for Helguim) Moore, 7, Mri
Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. S.
Boase, A. J.
Boone, H. L.
Bornand, Mr
Breckwoldt, H.
Brighton, F. G.
Brown, Mr. and
Lock:
R. G
HONGKONG AND WHANTOA DOCKB, Vigilante, ema
at Faishan Monteagle Fri
Sorsogon
Johanne.
Francisqué
Charles Hardouin
Chowlaj........
Sabre
Quinta Devawoogie.. Skulde Hygeia
1. F. Chapman......... Signal...
Chinkai Mara ..........
Byrns, Colonel Campbell, L. F
Campbell, R.
Most
Dr. and Mr. W. B. A. Moreno, A. (Consul
General of Panama) Newborn, Mr. & Mrs.
R. H.
Nicholls, E. A. Oppiso, A. M. Mrs. Owan, s.
QWeid, Mgand Mrs. Packer, B. L Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Paterson, E. J.
Mr. Peake, W.
Perley, Col, and Mrs
H. and child
Carter, Mr. and
W. L.
Cartor, A.
Chapple, F. T.
Chichester, D. An A. G
der
Pforchen, A. R. Van
D.SO... Major A. A. Philpo' L. 1. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Porter, Mrs, A. L. (Clark, M. Ó.
Kendall, Master Kendall, Miss Keuring, Mrs Kraentler, Mr. & Mr.
A and child Krebs, Capi, H. Leveune, Vice-Consul
Pfarminger, Mits Pollock, Jr., Jas.
Richards, Mir Richardson, Mr. & Bles.
ROTUC
Mr. Rouscat, Mr. Skinner, Mi
Slater, Mrs. Carrie B.
Smith, Miss Katie
Smith, Mr. and Mrs..
C. W. Smith, Mrs. Chas. F,
And child M Smith, Mr. and Mrs. I.
"R.
CRAIGIEBURN.
Adams, Mand Mrs. F. Smith, E. Grant
Smith, Mr. and Mrs,
Grant
Smith, Percy
Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Soppa, P. KAM
R. 1,
Maps, HI: J. 0.
Bird, 1. W.
G. A
Webb, Mr. And· Mrs,
Falloon, C. H,
Montague
Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.
Jameson, P. S.
Bioder, F.
Bruder, O. Collins, C. Delestrade, Mr.
Dieucit, W. Durieux, Mr. Ferier, G.
Frunkenberg, L.
Gilbard, G.
Glaka, F..
Young, J. A.
OCCIDENTAL.
Bahn, J. W. Hatje, apt. R. Lecmand, H. Mauro, Miss A. Platt, H.
Regaind, G. Stiller, A. Tento, F. Teoker, M.
Wandres, F.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. -
October 11th, 1906, aằm,
Vladivostock. 7 a.m
Bar Th. Hv. Wind Wr.
Temiro...Am. 30.28 Hakodate ... Tokio........
Smith, Mr. and Mrs. 3. (shima.....
M.
Southern, Mra, T.
Square, Miss N
Stewart, Mrs. Colin
Stone, 1. A.
Story, G. F.
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+
30,21 |30/10)
NW KW
zuchi Миказакт Kagoshima...
Naha
29.84
..
16
19.00
20.58
14
j Ishigakijimu.
Cheloo...
*
Weihaiwer
9.a.m.
Kinkiang
4.11130.12 67
3007
Man terk AMON
30.07
.m.30.00
29 86 70 80
Hankow
Stuart, Mr. and Mrs. H. Shanghai
Tarbell, Mrs. Throckmorton, Mi Weaver, Mrs. West, Mrs. Williams, G. Zeader, Mrs. A.
CARLTON,
Alaurent, Mr. Andap R. J. Anderson, RA, Capt. Brown, A. Boyce, Wm. B. Bruhl, Percy. iConklin, J.
A.
Dodd, A. H.
Farwell, Mr. and
J. R.
Porter, Mr. and Mrs.
Clarks, Mr. and Mrs.
D. C..
soque Hau
Aberdeen
T. W.
Powell, Miss. F.
Gains, Miss M, Harrison, S. L
Clegg, B.M., Eng--Lt. Powell, W. A.
and Mrs.
Jackson, W. Lloyd, G.
Ships Passed The Canal
ist September-Armand Nahit, Brispavia, Menelaus, “Ningehow, Pinguey, Sardinia, Nile, Glen, 5th September-Benvenue,
Cobb, D.
Colvin, H. E.
Connell, C Connell, Miss Aki Main, lap. 9. 3.995, M.-Yagi, 6th Oct
Connor, 1. L., Shanghai 3rd Oct., Flour and Gen.-N-Schuylkill, Habiburg, Schwarture. th Sep-Crock, A. 13.
Covey, Mr. and Mrs. tember Ambro, Luther Castle; Dardanus. Crossley, F. 11. Simla, Nordkap, Peing Revent Lithold, sackshank, Glenesk, Tamba 3 ru-Taurone, Fardare, Selinga Fath S
alton, R... Capt. September-Aunayow+_Staru, gth September-Ernest Jusan. Nechi, Priant, the fermes Simont. Davies, F. kuntara, Sithonja, Ovestes
itst September- Alesia Australian, Renolder, Chip, Pera, | Deucalion, In da Mbaru, Cairndlus, Paineesk Alce, Pri 1 Pull Pundyck 28th September
Baron Andressas, Hana Mars, Claver don, Spezie, Puem, 28 h September-Cate Hanien, Achilies, Idomenens, Sondz, “2nd Oct. Iran Rekic, Benmake Glenturret, Den Castelar, Nor. 5.5., 1.191, H. Nielsen, 1st Oct., of Kelly Memann 6th October-C Ford Bangkok 24th Sept., Gen N, Y. K. Lers, Ethertog, Franz Ferdinand, Poly- Chunsang, Br. 3.8., 1.417. R. Cox, 21th Sept.,hemus, Prometheus, Torkin. Hakata Stru, Samarang 16th Sept., Sugar-J., M. & Namakura Mou, 4th October-Formosa,
Sachsen, älyrinidon;
Capri, H. 5.5, 2,718. G. Brito, 7th Oct.,-
Bombay 17th Sept, and Singapore and
While on het way from Anvraba to China he American bark Téwkesbury 1. weat was wrecked on one of the Catole Islands during a hurricane, The castaways lived with the savages for seven moulbs; then, grown tred of involuntary exile, they saded rurales in boat and cannes and were ventualy neked up by another vessel und ikea in Banatula. A few of the old time durera wha'eships me with curious adventures the ofc Ocean and the men not infrequently prefered a life of sensuality and ease on one of the aslands rather than risk their lives in ursuit of the crafty cetacea for a return scarcely worth mentioning, Commodore Wilkes, US N bis renowned exploration canese saw several American whalers datings run of a few iler, and Capt. Coffie of the Plymouth wider Mary ani Martha spoken by Commóda e Wil is to the southeast of New Zealand in 18 este ed that there were least similar ship. fishing in the neighbourheal. One of these whaleships in under Cer. Fuge happened. on the dex endants of the costaway? known for all time as the Hyuný,amjareis, whin
after sending adeft their reppudder and those who refused to fun in the mutiny had settled at Piscing at me with top mide and female nauves of Crateur. Caps Folger apatherine Apcar, Br. s. 1,730, W. D. A. parently did not disclose has find, for mix VEC homas, 10th fict-Calenta via Pena g had elapsed bears the side was agam viritel and Singapore 4th Oct., Cen.-D.'S, & bý any one, om the pas de world. Four Ch. Lal.
s Low Scotia bak, the Angelit, was vekri apar wrecked on a reef six d rys after leaving Cayir, in the Philipp new Sevintera survivo, je mained on the reef until two safts had been constructed and then attempted to trach the nearest dry land. During the night the small er raft with five men disa, prated and the twelve of the large ceals were fued in undergo 'a most terrible experience, Afer drafting twen- ty-five days, deste ut found and water, twn men went raving mad and diwed the selves. Next day a French sain killed the mate wah an axe, quei ched lustust with the murdered officer'e binil and was later on killed b. the second mate. His body was ren and campus balum was resorted to ag yn and again unt only a Swede at a Spad w re left in tell the horrible tale when depan defid ashore, after forty-eight days' experience, bo un island at the South Natuna group, where the naves autrnd- ed on their every, wala in i
strong enough fe proceed in Singapore sa a junk
men
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In 1893 the metal bork Compoder gaught Give at sen and was an ashore an Auckla id Island to save the lives of all on board. There the castaways spent about as monotonnes à bun. dred days as can be imagined, unul rescued by a passing ship. Another metal bark, the Ban ry James, boun from New South Wales to California, piled up on a coral reef near Pal
Island: Her crew and passengers tought тауга safety on this inhospitable place: a
boat. with the mate and four men who had volunteered succeeded in reaching Samon after a starvation trip covering 1,300 miles in nineteen days, snd the ariposa
Co.
Dakota, Am. 9.5., 13.305, E. Francke, 6th
Ort-Seattle 3rd Oct., and Shanghai and
c., Gen.-N. Y. K. Daphne, Ger. $.5, 1,757, E. Shipper, 8th
-Cheloo jid Oci, Gen.-H. A. L.
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Arrivals at P-5th September-/yo Maru, Bayern, Nippon. Tomcee, 7th Septem ber-Japan. 8th September -Armand Behis, Glenroy, 5th September- Anglongen, Pine Suey. 17th September –Si diana. Enuna Lakes, Ger. s. 1,159, G. Coriand,tember Schwarzburg. Ernest Simont, Rama 18 Sep 6 lety,-Mauritius zoth June, Sugar, cama Mart, Price Regent Lulipahi, Prima. Wing Siny & Co.
2 st Seher-Glenesk 25th Setember- † Ambrin, Woudkop 28th September--China, 1st Octcher-Nichin. 2nd October-Wakasa Mažu. Tring Estel Friedrich, Alesia, Orestry.. 6 ti Delobe. J'anon Caledonien, Pair clus.
Empress of China, dr. s ., 3,939, K. Archibald, B.M.R., 234 SP-Vancouver, B.C., 46 Sept., and Shanghai zoth, Mails and Gen. -C., Co bing.
Hai
$5, 1967. A F. Hodgins, real Fonchath D... Amoy 8th, Swatow gth. Gen 1,1 & C ailun, Fr. 5, 377, L. Andersen, th Oct,
-Pa and Itohow oth Dr. Gen.- A. R M.
Pauk Nor ss, 148, K. Olsen, and flet-Moji
201h 'Sept
Angaard, Thoresen & Co
Dost
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per-On. sang, 13th fat., 2 P.M.
a Mail will close for :- Standa Zafra, 13th Och, I AM. Singapnie, Fenarg and Fombay--Par Capri, in Oct. 1A,M.
Macko-Pei unam, 13ih Ogl., Lt P.M. Hue, Fr. s.5, 705, Penier, ruth Oct
Swalow, Amov and Fonchow-Per Hab Huphong you Pikhoi, nihawnd Kwringching, 19th Oct, 2 P.M. chow-war 16th Oct., Gen.-A. R. M. Kohsichang, Ger 8, 1:9 C. Kisielsky, 4th Oct-Bangkok 19th Sept., and
faihow zid Oct., Gen- & Laisang, li s. 3.460. P. 1. B. Lake, 4th Calentia 19th Sep Penang and ngapore 28th Sept., Gen.-J., M & Co. ale, Cer. 3.5, 1,169. Goulard, 14th ct.,- Canton gth Uct, Grn.-J. & Cn. Merapi, u. 6.5.. 1,592, E. M. Uidal, roth De-Singapore 1st Oct, Sugar-Tung
hye Loong.
the Oceanic Steamship Campany's fleet of San Francisco, Cal, went out her way to rescue-the castaways in compliance with the urgent request of the dauntless volunteer boat's crew,
Owing to the fact that quite a number of sailing ships have met their fate on the inlets of the lone Southern Ocean, between 11 meridians of the Cape of Good Hope and Australia, the maritime nations have deemed it necessary to establish depots of food and cloth ing 00 a few of the most importans of the islands along the route. Hope Island, Croiset group, a French war veseel left a con alderable supply of necessaries in a hut erected
Misson Maru, Jap 6,4, 1,304, Tenne; sih Oct,
akes and Oct. Gen-Japanese, Monteagle, Br... 3,953, S. Robinson, 14th
Sept, Vancouver 20th Aug, and hang dai 11th, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.—C.
R. Co.
2
Nas han, Br. 5.5 1,299, A. Jones, 8th Oct.,
Pripon zad Oct, sice.—B. & Co. Neit
, Am, s.6, goi, E. Corral, 19th la 6th June, Ballast.Barret
Ning and Shanghai-Per Shapksing, 13th Oct. 1 P.M.
་ ་
Martin, W. F. May, A, H. Meloner, Mr.
McKean, Mr. J. Merlees, Capt. & Mrs. Pearson, R. W
Robertson, J.
Saland, Mr. and Mr.
Mrs. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Stephens, Miss H.
Stevens, Miss J.A.
Stevenson, R. --~-- Thomp on, Mr.
PRAK.
Sand
Ashton, Mrs. Austin, F.
Preshow, C, M, Preuss, Mrs. Reid, H. I. Wally, G. A. O Roach, Mrs. [
Rorkenb ck, M1E. Rogers,
K. anders, Dr. J. It. Schmit D. Schmidt, Mrs. P. F. Schmid, Miss fl. Schmidt, stiss SC
Dawson, A. E. and Schmidt, 1, 5,
Schultheon,} Deler, C.
seivant
Schuncher. Max C. Deld, Mr ad M. Schumacheher, 1'.
Mis
Schum. cher, F. G.
W.H.
Schween, K Doolitle, F
Searle, Vev. Dowley, Sr. and Mrs. Sellar,
W. A Downing, Mr and Dunlop, G. A.
T. C. and infant
Eismann, W.
nirchild, H.) Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fletcher. B. 1. Franks, F. W.. Frasi, B, Franklin, C..B. Fuller, Sipart
(American Vice Com kul General) Fuller, Gastien, M. L.
Denman
Gibson, A Hagen, Mrs. Haliwell, Missi Hall. Cap T Hardman, Mr. & Mrs
G.
Shennan, BB
.
F. Bruce
Bartlett, Miss !Barron, Miss
Bloeser, Mr. ad Mr. Bolton, Mr. Bradley, Mrs. N. Bores, Mr. and Mrs. Caldwin, Mr and Mrs. Carruthers, E. S. Clark, Mrs.
Clasen, Mr.
Clegg, Engr. 1.ieute &
MIS, FT. J.
Longridge, Rey, and
Min. M. Losell, Dr. Macfarlane, Dr. H. Marney, V. F. Martin, B. H.
Marin K
McCandless, Dr. and
Mclssac, Mr. Melrose, R.
Melrose, W
Michell, R
Mr. and Mrs.
Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.
H. W.
Mo
Cobden, A. S. Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs. Darling, Col.
Skinn, A,
Smith, Mr. and Mas C.,
infant and servant. Smith, S.
Sprinter, I. S.
Stafford, T. Stebbing, W-T. Stephens, H. Stevens, Rev A. I.
J., Stoner, Mrs.
Sutherland, f. 1). Sumelaug, J Thompson, Thompson, Mus, M. Tinam, P. W.. Toledano, T.
Harker,
B. Brotherion Heanley, Dr. and Mrs.
C. M. Hewett, Hon. and Mrs.
E, A. Hunter, R. Huth, F. L."- Innes, Capt. R Israel, A. 1.
Surabaya-Per Pedo Maru, 1th Oct. joki, Į. P. F.
Johnston. Mjas
Swatow and Shanghai - 13th Oct., 5 PM.
"Kwongsang,
hama and Seattle-Ver Dakota, 14th Oct.. Manila. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yakar
A.M.
Alacrity
NAMR.
Macao-Per Honam, 15th Oct. 1.19 F.m. Shanghai and Chinkiang-Per Tinttín, 15|h (ici., 3 P.A).
Swalow, Weihaiwri, Chefoo and Tientsio- Bramble
Astraca Pei Hurchow, 15th Oct P.M.
Swalow, Amoy, and Tamaui-ter Musan Britomart
Cadmus Charub
Kear the landing place, and 'a similar arrangeN, S. de Rosario, Am, 1, 715.
M. Lopez, Meji, Kobe, Shimizu, Yokohama.
ment was made, by the British warship Comus DD Possesion Island, where she landed provi sions enough to last fifty people fifty days Another French worship established similar depots at the islands of Amsterdam, St. Paul and Kerguelen. Nearer New Zealand there are also depots of a like nature on several of the islands, and a Governi ent steamer visits the islands once or twice a yaar to replace such
take may hawn become unit for use and
stores us
fe
off any castaways that may have arrived, Irrespective of nationality. At Cape Beale and Carmanah lighthouse, Vancouver 1 laud, there are similar satisfactory stores for cast awaya. Naedless to ay, perhaps, the direction
of the caches are clearly ladicated on shore, so that the famishing arrivals may reach the provisions and clothing in the shorts t possible Intervals of time after landing, and notices with respect to them appear regularly in the Govern. cent publications issued to mariners by the several maritime nations.
of our Chilean contemporary be
If the report true the unfortunate castaways escaped drown. ing only to die on shore. Very seldom indeed of recent years has such a sad and been recorded as that just made public in the lonely, islet-of- the Pacific, for steam and telegraphy are sterly opposed to any casualty to shipping remaining bidden from the world for a long interval,
Opsang
Br.-.5., 1,787, D. Christie, and Oct.. Bongay 3 th Sept., Coal,-1., M. & Co. Paklat, Ger. 1,100, H. Demes, 3rd Oct.,
Bangkok via Stow 25th Sept, Rice.-- B. & S.. Petchaburi, Ger. ., 1,373. Goseursch, tat
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Maru, ışık Oct., 5 P.. Europe, &c., India
via Tuticorin-Clio Oceanien, 16th Oct., 11 A.M.
Penang
and Calcutia - Per Bingapore,
16th Oct., 2 P.M. to & Co.
B.C. and Seattle, Wash.-Per Aki Blanco, tah June,Manila gih June, Meru, 16th Oct., 3 P.M.
Han *** Ballast-Barrette & Co.
Manila Per Taming; 16th Oct., 3.P.4. -
Tasus.. Kent Manila-Peruensang, 171k Oct. 3 P..
King Alfred Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Kinsha Island, Cooktown, Caims, Townsville, Brabane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Moorhen
Monmouth... Melbourne, Adelaide and Peri-Pei Ching Outer 1715 Oct., 3 P.M.
Manila, Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshohe, Matupl, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Per Sandakan, 18th Oct., 11 AM. Cebu and Hoilu-Per Sungklang, 18th Oct., 3PM.
Shanghal-Per Klukiang, 18th Oct., 3 P.M.. Yokohama and Kobe-Per Taiyuan, 19th. Thistle Oct., 3 P.M.
Shanghai, Nacauki, Kohe, Yokohama. Waterwitch Victoria and Vancouver, (UC)-Per Tartar, Waiting
Virago
20th Og, tự him.
Hurope, India, pla Tujcaris-Per
Widgeon ... Dell, 20th Oct., 14.A.M
Woodcock... utanghal, Nagasak, Kobe, Yokohama, Hons, Woodlak
San Francisco-Per America Mars, 23rd Oct., 11 A.M.
Shanghal-Per Yothow, a3rd Oct., 3 P.M. Europe, &c, India, de Tuticorin Per Prine Ludwig, 24th Oct, 11 AM.
ch-Bangkok nd Swatow Yath Sept. Rice and Timber-M. & Co, Petrarch, Gers, 1,152, R. Hajr, 12th June,
--Saigen-ph June, Gen.--S., W. & Co. Quaria, Ger. 1,144. H. Madsen, 4th Oct.,
Sourabaya 23rd Sept., Sugar and Gen. S., W. & Co.
Rus Dara, Br. 1, 2,495, J. McCambridge, 6th Oct-Cardiff 21st Aug., Coal-Admiralty, Rutherglen, Br. . Burot, 1,931, 10th Oct.,
Newcast'e 19th Sept., Coal-McC, Bros. & Gow. Sarsogen. Am. 1.1, 428, Vitterin, 7th Sept.,
Manila 4th Sept., Ballast-Order. Shabletan, fiz. 11, 5,510, 1. H. Scott, 1st Oct,Raigon 26th Sept., Gen.Wo Fat Blog.
Taikosan Maru, Jap. 1.1., 1,934, I. Narziaki,
10th Oct.,-Kuichinotsu th Oct., Coals. M. B, K.
Uniform, Nor, .., 2,905, Olsen, 6th Oct.,
Moji 19th Supt. Coal-M. B. K.
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Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.—Ter Empress of Shanglini Negasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, China, ayth Oct., 5 PM,
Mr. & Mrs
Topliss, H. J.
Uel, W. Von- Unhehan, C. H. Vernon, Mr. and Mrs.
JY V. Vernon, Miss Vernon, Master Vicke s. S. C. Vorst, Miss V. Whitlock, Miss Woodward, Miss
urand, Mr. and Mrs.
Durkel, Misa
Dutton, Mr.
Ellis, Mr. and Mis. Fegner, T. H.
Fellows. Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Miss. Fower, Mr. and Miss Fraser Lieut. Fuller, Miat Gale, Cap 1, R
Gold, M..
A. P.
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Нікія, Мга,
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H. U. phnston, LA, M. ibseph, Mr. and Mrs.
E.S.
Josling, Lt. Col.
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Cimrint
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Sharp Peak...
Moxon Muhle, E. Munro, Mr.
Pasquet, Madam and
family
Patterson, Mr. & Mrs. Patterson, Miss Pippleton, Mrs. Ray, Mrs.
Ruck, Mr. and Mrs. Reger,
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Sirley, Mr. and Mrs. Sknitowe, Mr. & Mrs.
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Hongkong.
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despatch-veis... cruiser, and class tiver gunboa
1,74x3 4,365
4.
3,000
10
7,000
Commandes E. La T. Leatham Captain C. L. Vaughan-Lee...
Hongkong
en route Walkalwal
710
900
Lleut, Commander E. G. W. Davidson.
river gunboa
6
goe
Lieut. Commander W. L. Bamber...
Yangtsre
slopp
1,070
water tank and ...
1,400
Commander B, L. Majendie...
Weibalwei
390
300
sleep
177
1,400
Commander C. D, S. Raikon
Shanghai
Hongkong
cruiser, at clas
#1,000
10,500
torpedo hoat destroyer ...
Captale H. W. Savory, M.V.O.
Weihalwal
306
5,700
russer, rod clas
4,360
Lieut. Commander Hughes ...
Hongkong
10
7,000
Captain H. Grant Dalton
torpido brat destroyer
-4,000
Lieut.-Commander H. B. Cox
Hongkong
Welbaiwai
Lieut. Commander R. Hanniker-Heaton
1:
3.900
Lieut, Commander W. H. Darwall
H
9.800
12,000
Captain B. V. Y, de Horsay ...
11
14
$4,100
$9,000
616
1,700
Yangiaza
·22,099
Weibalwel
180
BUO 5,300.
Waihkiwal
Australian Station
140.
Hongkong
+ 240
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torpedo botas
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cruiser, 16! Cluja.
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10
201
Tamar
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river gunboat * M** torpedo bat destroyar ... receiving ship river gunboal
river gonboat... torpedo boat destroyer. surveying ship
torpedo bost destroyer.... river gunboat river gunboat
river gonboat
2,400
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1
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140
aptain C. F. Thumby...
Ligul.Commander Percy Crabtree,...
Captain J. A. Take
1-Commander
Robert E. Vaughan. West River
Lieut.-Commander f. Kiddle
B. Bentinck..
RealCommander C. C. Walcolt.....
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Meat Commander H. T. Aulay Lisut Commander J. T. 8. Lyne ... Boston. T. O. Strath
H. P. William...
mmander H, Becretan
West River Yangisze
6,500
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800
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900
Licut-Commander R. M.
6,300
450
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Swatow Welkziwel Yangt
Yangtze
• Flying Fing of Vice-Ado lead Sir Arthur W. Moors, Commander-in-Chief,
Yangten
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