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man is assisted by the forest "Tainies' (Gres}" On the other hand, there is evidently a bias towards cynical materialism inthe perpetrators of the following: Rubens, Kaphael, Tin loretto, and other minnsteis (masters"; "The Jonian, [lonian] dialect"; "Lo, startled' chief" "The 'Les Slipper [Last

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 13

Clearances at the Harbour Offee, |Petchaburi, for Huihow.

Custor; or Tientsin. Prometheus, for 8walow. Kokrichang, for Swat w Ducola, for Manila, Quinta, for Saigon.

"Oh, 'time' our marks' (tune our Zafire, for Manila.

on

he prizes gained by the students of the Grammar School were yesterday 'des- troyed [distributed] by Dean M":"The King has conferred barometers [baronetcies] the Lord Mayor of——", The Lord Chamberlain and the Treasurer are the White **Slaves' taves] in attendance on the King"; "The House had no opportunity of discussing thii, owing to the operation of the grillstone [vus]lotine}";

**afflicted "The funds of various [affiliated churches"; "A bill was introduced in the French Chamber which pronnies to give to married women the disposal of their awa1 earrings [asrning ]": "As he at count. ing his hide (couting his bride] by the performer's reading" spring" and "The (rendering] of the variation." gurative language

is

panicularly plastic 1 in the hands of the printer. A clerical dignitary. it made in declare, in a rather con fused metaphorical manner, that "The eccle miastical machine was liable from time to time se foul, and seeded the oil of that terrestrial mechanism known as the Court of Archangel's [Arches] to set it right." The statement that Mr. Chamberlain has burned his boots,' which, in fact, was published in at least one morning paner, possibl. led some unsophisti. cated readers, a cor.clude that the eminent politician had been pressed, walking tour against his teclination.

a

such thistles only diplomatic sincerity could

pigs, is another example of the in.

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Kwongtang, for Swatow. Yedo Maru, for Sourabaya, Kiangping, fur langs die Hatching, t

thata, for Bangkok. Hangan I, for Amoy. Stam, for Shanghai.

Ontang, for Singapore.

Departures. Oct. 13 Zafira, for Manila, Haicking, for Swatow. Germanto, for Bangkok. Daphne, for Tsingta, Hus, for Haiphong. Sullberg, for Canton. Wanshan, for Canton. Ontang, for Calentia. Wingtong, for Shanghai. Muson Jaru, for Swatow, Shaphaing, for Shanghai. Wasian, for Pakhoi. Rohrichang, for Bangkok,

Knivsberg, for Kwong-chow-wan." Kwziyang, for Newchwang.. Petchaburi, for Hojbnw. Taikotas Maru, ine Maji

| spri, for Bombay.

Passengers arrived.

Per Telemachus, from Saigon-125 Chinese. Per America Alaru, from San Francisco, &c.

sidious dancers of figities of speech, against-Mrs. F, Allen, Mrs. L. Brown, Messrs. Gen. the lavish use of which Cobbelt so strongly warns the students of his "Grammar,"

The prin.ing of poetry, too, is usually attend- ed with fine crop of "bloomers".

Stout was his armreach "threw a bone" [thew and bone]

Seemed puissant and alive."" should, une thinks, by na sheer absurdity, have incited the "comp." to venture some amend-

ment.

"By that like whose gloomy shore 'Shylock' never' wandern' o'er,"

though more plausible, inchnes one to object that Shylock left off wandering long ago, and also that he was not the kind of person onc would suspect lake side meditation at any time. if this "comp." had been an Irishman it would be only reasonable to expect him to have known that Moore wrote "skylark and warbles." Few printers, however, are lovers

M. McElfrich, C. Miler. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Damon, Mrf B. P. Osban, Mr. and Mrs. E. 1. Thompson, Me. F. S. Schow, Misses Jean Faymond, R. Richard, G. Merrill, Mr. Chin Wing On, Mrs. L. Hading, Miss. E. McTigue, Mr. and Mrs. John Marquardt, Mr A. E. Williams and child, Mrs. Llement Wright, Mr. and Mrs. E. Jones Hughes, 3 children. and aniah. Mr. R. A. Rickard, Mr. F. Odberg, Mines A. Bibesco, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Van Buren and amah, and Miss M.Taggart,

Passangers departed.

Per Korea, for "San Francisco, &c. H. C. Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. King, Miss Gertrude King, Miss Katherine Graves, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Kendall. Master and Miss J. Kendall, Miss H. Peacock, Messrs. E. R. Crun- dali, R. H. Denaid, S. L. Lasell, Bishop-1. L. lohnston, Rev and Mrs. M. G. Johnston, Miss

$ pam

ZY, de Aideçon, Am. 15, 1,260,. F. Xandaro | St. Franols' Church, Wanchai :—Mass (Chim.), Į.

Echaur, 13th June-Manila 12th June, 6 am (Port.), 7.30 am. Benediction, Ballan-Barretto & Co. Zingora, Br. **., 2,311, T. C. N. Thompson, R NR. 8th Qui-Moraran 26th Sept., Coal.-B. & Co.

SAILING VRHARKS. Charmi, Br.ghip, 1,690, Wm. McBurnie, 12th Oct --Manila 13th Sept, Nallast —Order. Eclipse, Br.. bk, 2,968, J. McBryde, and Oct, ---Canton ist "ch, Ballast.—8, O. Co.,

1. F. Chapman, Am, ship, 2,013, R. Banfield, 25th Aug.-Manila 15th Aug., Baliast.--- A., K. & Co.

S. P. Hetchcock. Am. ship, 2,086, 5. L. Zariz, 1st Sept.-Manila xoth Aug, Ballait.-A., K. & C

"'esseis

Tjipana1

Australien Namang Indrawadi

Steamers Expectos.

From Agents

Diar

Kobe

J. C. J. L...Oct. 14 Saigon...... M. M....... Oct. 15 Singapore J., M. & CoOct. 15 Singapore ...) M. & CoOct. 1 Singapore, W. & Co Oct. 15 Shanghai.. N. Y. K....Oct. 15 Colombo M, M. Oct. 16 Macassar... C. J. L... Oct.

St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning

Service (English), 10 am;

8. Anthony's Chapel, West Point:-Mass."

Ba.m.

Union Church-Services, 11 am and 6 pm.

UNION CHURCH, KENNEDY ROAD, MINISTER": REV. C. H. HICKLING. 11am. Worship, Hymn 439, Chant Anthem "Like as the Hart" Hymns 519, 634

4p.m. Sunday School in chool Hall, Union Church and British School, Kowloon,

Worship, Hymns 14, 276, 273, 234, 364: Wednesday pim." Studies in Christian Science." Third Lecture.

Thursday gp.m. Literary Club, Debate, Friday 4-pm, Ladies' Working Party in School Hall.

Friday 8 p.m. Christian Endeavour Society, Subject:Christian, Missions Continent of Europe

VISITORS AT THE HOTELA,

HONGKONG.

Joughin, J. C. Kinney, T. C.

Trieste

Kawachi Maru

El Kantara

Adams, P. R.

Joki, J. P. F.

Tjibodas

16

Allen, C. H.

Siberia

Kinp. of India..Vancouver C. P. R. Cop cl. Willehad. Sydney ... M. & Co... Oct. Arabia

........¡Portland..... P. & A. CoļNov.

Japan....P. M. Co... Oct.

20

Allesion, Miss M.

21

Amertoy, J.

Krill, T

22

Anderson, Mr. &

Mrs.

Larronde, D.

$

and child

Logan, W.

Arnold, Mr. & Mrs.

J.

Love, F. H.

BOOK RETORNI.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. Vigilante urge

at Kowloon Fathan

Bailey, W. S.

Baker, A. S.

Beattie, R. B.

Monteagle

Fri

Sorsogon ..... Francisque Johannes Charles Hardouin Chowtai................ Sabre Quinta. Devawongse Skuld. Hygeia

1. Chapman.. Signal....... Chinkai Maru

Battiscombe, H. G.

Dock. Bell, R., Engr.-Lieut.

Н

Cosmopitan

Aberdeen

T

Ships Passed The Canal.

H. F.

Bell, Mrs. H. F. and

infant Biervliet, A. Van (Vice

Consul for Belguim) Birbeck, R. J. Bisney, Mr. & Mrs., S. Bisney, Misa Bolle,

A. J Boone, H. L Bornand, Mr. Breckwoldt, H. Brighton, F. G. Brown, Mr. and

R. G.

W

of poetry, and, that some of them display a Ellen Hicks, Dr. R. B. Chapman, Mr. H. w. } chuylkill, Habiburg, Schwat sburg. 8th Sep Chapple, F. T

plentiful lack at knowledge of scientific terms the following sentence goes to prave: "fo this end a perveract perverted} pology [sociology) was laught-a omology' in which 'mology![bology] was mile la contribute.

It should not be assumed that the "comp." is an irrepressible humorist, or even that he is aver-careless. Every error in a prasi entails the delay of correction, which is a distinct loss to the prister who is on "piece-work." The master-printer, too, usually exercises his gift of sarcastic stimulation when a

unduly dirty." And it should be stated that the comp:"1 always destructive in his emen. Frequently he sets right the misplace dations. ed or amitted word, and even the

perverted his sense, of the hasty writer. Enfortunately, commendable effets in this direction do not

***Summer is it camen

F3

Always result Piteracy to the "comp." in,' seemed a slipehod who had the line in his "take" at copy, so, with avare flash of inspiration. be rendered it: Suramer is finiment.'" A report of a meet- ing of the Peace Society sochided a description

Cirshaw, Miss J. T. Chase. 13. T. R Mar shall, Messrs. WJ. Mozaet, B. H. Gibbs, H. Gibbs, t. L. Paddock, Peter Dow. Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Sinclar, Masers. A. Hi. Purnell, W. Christope, S. D, Duck, Mr. and Mis. M. 11. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Dauenberg, Messrs. J. C. Campbell. F. j. Hatton, Chin Seng, Lee Hung Chan, Yee Chin. Yee Jew St, Yee Jew Ham, Yan Kong, Chun See, Miss Li Lan Mr. Lee Yew Tung, Mr. and Mr. Chin LainMrs. Wong Nee, Mrs. Chin Gin OR, Miss Josephine Reye (with iss Rose Burke m'ani), Messrs. Chu Chung Tan, A. C. Dualdo. So, N. Chapman, Prof. Enie, T. Yaki, J. Nagahara and J. Starie,

Shipping Reports

I

Luttringhaus, P. Mackenzie, Miss Mackenzie, Mrs and

Mist

Marquardt, Mr. & Mrs. Marriott, Dr. O. Mayes, Miss C. McGregor, Mrs. J. S. Mecker, Miss Montgomery, Mrs, Moore, S.

Moore Dr. and Mrs. ...W. B.A.

Moreno, A., (Consul

General of Panama) Newborn, Mr. & Mrs.

R. H.

Mrs. Nicholls, E. A.

Owan,⚫rs.

O'Weid, Mr. and Mrs. Packer, B. L.

Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Paterson, E.

2.J.

Poner, Mrs. A. L.'

Porter, Mr. and Mrs.

Byrne, Colonel Campbell, L. F. 1st September-Armand Rehic. Bringavia,

Campbell, R. fenclaus, Ningchow, Pingsurs, Sartinta Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Nile, Glengvos, 5th September-Benvenue, Carter, A,

V. L.

Peake, W. Perley, Col. and Mrs. tember Ambra, Lowther Castle, Dardants, Chichester, D. A.A., Plordten, A. R. Von

H. U. and child Simla, Nordhup Prins Regent Luitpold, Glenesk, Tamb's Maru, Tauruse, Reidara, Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Philpot, L. D.

D.S.O.. Major 'AA-der Seiren, 12th September-Annaentua Maru, Clark, M. 0. Flintshire 15th September-Ernest Simons, Jason, Nubia, Priam. 18th September-F. Clarke, M. and Mrs. kantara, Sithonia, Orestes

·T, W. 2131 September- Deuralian, Inaba Maru, Patroclus. Prinzess flesia, Australian, Benalder, China, Pera, CERE. R.N., Eng.-1.t.

and Mrs.. Alice, Prinx Eitel Fridlich 20th September

Cobb, D. Baron Ardrossan, Waksa Maru Claver. Connell, C.

, H. E.` dom, Speria, Yunnan, 28th September Cute Connell. Miss donien, chiles, Idomenrus, Sunda. and Oct.

Armand Hehic, Bengahr, Glenturret, Den Cavay, Mr. and Mrs.

Connor, J. L. of Kelly, Memnon, 6h October-C. "Ferd Crock, A. H. Lacise, Echerens, Franz Ferdinand, Poly Crossley, F1, themus, Prometheus, Tonkin. Hatata Muru,uickshank, Komakura forn, cth October-Formosa,

Str. Wandsworth from Moji:-Fresh Ny Sachzin, Myrmidon, 12th October-Alcinous, -breezes, fine weather.

flyson, Java, Polynesien, Silezia › Ger.), Rhei Kania.

יי

Str. Kingping from Haiphong Fresh

breeze, moderate aes.

Vasa'ls in Peit.

STROMBAS-

Aki Maru, lap, sk. 3,095. M. Yagi, 6th Oct, -Shanghai 3.4 0.1., - lour and Gen.~N. Y. K.

Str. Telemachus from Saigon :-Winds from of the hall in which the members were gather | SE in NE round by W., with Long. NE. swell ed. Several emblems which adorned the walls and occasional rain squalls, weather fine were mentionest, and aina. them one bearing.. throughoul, the motto, "ax in terra." There three words greatly bothered the "comp.," who could not make sense of them. After much cogitation, he finally reached a satisferry solution of the enigma, and the inscription appeared in the proof as "Pat in termur,!

oire derangement of na sp-cimen of a epitaphs on my list claims a reporter as par eat, sub-editor and a compasitor merely adopting the error with a top-trustful com plaisance. It is, inwever to gand too be omitted. A report aba Larrased Victuallea' Conference was recently telext-på ed from the place of meeting and it was stated that He Arch deaco of—well, say, uniwn-had moved one of the res Juttons dealing with theinterest's of the trade. The subditor of a Labutown morning paper hurrie, domialess, as editors are apt to be-conscientiously adsled

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copy.

the Archdeac ins or, and the camp," of

flawed ho course, unques tou ngly The proof-reader, however, struck by the in

of the cugamitances, consulted a mory and found therein the nine ant address of a "Mr Accident n, an innkeeper, whereby the source of the journalist's error was -alance apparent Landon daily, receiving the same report, published it as it stood, but discovered the builder shortly afterwords, and promptly issued an apology,

It is pretty certain that bloomers" came into being with the introduction of the art of

Catherine Apear, Br. 8... 1,730, W.-D. A. Thomas, or Out-Calcutta via Penang

and, Singapore 4th cl., Gen.-D. S. &

Chublar, Nor. 8,5, 1,102, H. Melssen, 1st Oct.,

-- Bangkok 24th Sept, Gen.--N, V. K. Dakota, Ain, .. 11,305. E. Francke, 6th Oct.,Seattle 3rd Oct, and Shanghai and

C Gen--SV. K.

Gel. Kh. 1,159, U. Command,

Efeuitius th June, Sugar

6th

Wing Sing & Ch

Empress of China, Br. 6., 3.019, R. Arrhibald, R.N.R., 23rd Sept.-- Vancouver, B.C., 416 Sept., and Shanghai coth, Mails and Gen.

1. R. Cn.

intshire, Br. .5, 2,476, G. Cundy, R.N.K.,

uh Oct.Singapore 4th Oct., Gen-S T. & Co.

taik. Nors, 44, E. Olsen, 3rd Oct.,—Moji 16th Sept, Coal-Aagaard, Thoresen &

Co.

Hong Wan 1, Br. s.5, 2.050, J. L. Staker, 11th

A alton, R.N., Capt.

Peter Davidson, Davies, F. 1). Dawson, A. E.

Esrvant

¿

D.C... Powell, Miss F. Powell, W. A. Preshaw, C. M. Preuss, Mrs, Reid, II. 1. Kelly, G. A.. Richard, R. A.

Roach, Mrs. | S, ant

child

Rockenb. ck, Mi Rogers, K. H. Sanders, Dr. J. I. Schmidt, D. Schmidt, Mrs. Hi, F. and Schmidt, Miss fl,

Schmidt, Min S. G. Schmidi, R, S, Schulthess. J Schumacher, F. G. Schumachcher, P. Schween, K. Searle, Sellar, Shennar, H. B.

1906.

KING EDWARD.

Allen, Mr. and Mrs. W. Larronde, Miss

H. and a children-

Almond, Capt. & H«.

Leithead, Mr. and Mrs,

W. Russell

Liule, A. C. Anderson, Mr 1. B.-

Logan, Mrs. Mackay, Miss Avery, Mine Avery, Mr. and Mrs. Macmillan, A.

M N.

McKay, T. D Barne, Mrs. W. H. L. Mosos, E. J. Barnbardi, Miss Mary' – Myers, Mrs. Bauo, J.

Nicholson, D. M. Beiger, Mrs

Otis, General H. G. Bennett, Nell T.

Poise, A. E. Bluelt, Miss Bogarius, Master Brandt, Mirs Brealey, Mr. and Mrs. Burbank, R. E. Carlton, D. Wh Colahno, H. J.

Culver,, Miss

Mindery-1, Roa, Čapl.– May, A. H.

CARLTON,

Alaureat, Mr.

dan , J.

Lloyd, G. Martin, W. F.

Boyce, Wm. B.-

Melones, Mr.

(trawn, A. A...

Bruhl, Percy

Conklin,

Dodd, A. H.

Farwell, Mr. and

JR.

Sains, Miss M

Harriton, S. L

nickson, W.

McKean, Mrs, J.

Capt. & Mrs. R. W. Robertson, J.

Mrs. Saland, Mr. and Mex

Scott, Mr. and Mrs. F. Stephens, Miss H.

Stevens, Misa 3.A.

RiCVEDION, A.

CRAIGIEBURN,

Idams, M. and Mrs, F. Smith, E. Grapt

Paimenberg, Mrs. R.

Von 'Peacock, Miss Annie

R. J.

tarnett, H. J. O.

Bird, E. W.

Pennefather, Capt. and

Mr. G. H. Pepper, Dr. C. F Platffinger, Miss Pollock, Jr., Jas.

Candingham, Mr. and Reiber, F.

Mrs. A.

Delaney, L. T.

Dishman, E. F. Elbel, Miss H, E. Elphinstone, S. Franck, Capt. E. Gastreo, Mini Gordon, Mrs. Ball, Mr. & 5 rs. B. F. Hallard, Mr and Mr.

F. J.

-

Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Grant

Smith, Percy

Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montague

Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Soppa, P

G. A.

Falloon, C. H.

imtion, P. S.

Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Young, j, A.. -

CHINA, COART METKOKOLODICAL REGISTER.

October sath, '1906, ans,"",

Bar. Th. Hu, Wind Wr

Richards, Miss

Richardson, Mr. & Mrs.

Vladivostock.

Nemuro...

Hakodate ...

W. J."

A Rogue, Mr.

Rouseats, Mrs.

Skinner, M.2

Blater, Mr. Carrie B. Smith, Miss Katie Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

C. W. Smith, Mrs. Chat

and child

Tokia

Kuchi Nagasaki .... Kagoshima... Kas Oshima Naba

F.

Ishigakajima..

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. I.

R.

a.m. a.m.30.12

n

(30.00

D.02

(29.99]

30 07

30.04

30.01

19.97

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Chefoo

100.30.14 $4 94 Weihn wel...9 am 30.10 64. Hankow Kiukiang

16 am. 30.26 66

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. Shanghai...9

M.

Hargis, Lionel D. Harris, Miss Madeline Holcomb, Lieut, T. Hossmer. Mrs. E. B., Hurley, Fred. C. Jack, Mrs. C. M. Southern, Mrs. T. Jackson, Mrs, & ch 1 Square, Miss N

Stewart, Mr. Colin Stone; J. A.

G. F. Story Stuari, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Miti Irene Kendall, Mr. and Mrs, Kendall, Master. Kendall, Miss Kettring, Mr

':

Kraentler, Mr. & Mr. Throckmorton, Miss

Tarbell, Mr.

A aud child

Weaver, Mrs.

Krebs, Capt. H.

West, Mrs.

Lepeuna. Vice-Consul

M.

Williams, G.

Austin, F.

Ash on, Mrs.

Bartlett, Miss Barion, Mias

Zeeder, Mrs. A.

PR

VIE, M.

Bloeser, Mr. and Mrs.

Bolton, Mr.

Bradley, Mrs. N. Burns, Mr. and Mrs Caldwin, Mr. and Mr.

Clark, Mrs.

· Clegg, Engr.-Lieut.

Carruthers, E. S.

Claren, Mr.

MT. HJ.

H. W.

Cobden, A. S.

30.23.69

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30.1

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Amoy.......

a,m.3

Swatc

Tashoku 5 a.m. 3008, Tauchut.........

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Camus....9

29.97 30.1375

Victoris... am 30.7170

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Gap Rock ...

facno f Hoiho Pakhoi.........

Longridge, Rev. and Phulier

I osell, Dr. Macfarlane, Dr, H

Marney, V. E.

Martin, O. B. H.

Tart R.

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Manila....m. Legaspi...6 2. Haenled 9 am

McCandless, Dr. and oil mod

MIL

McIssac, Mrs.

Melrose, R.

Melrose, W.

Moon, Mr. and Mrs.

&. Mitchell, K.

Chanties, Mr. and Mrk. Moore, Mr. & Mrs. M.

Craig, Mr and Mrs. Darling, Col. Durand, Mr. and Mrs. Durkel, Mias Botton, Elli,

Mr. and Men Fegner, T..

Fellows, Mr. and Mrs.

Foster, Miss

Moorhead, Mr. & Mrs. Mozon, Mr. & Mrs. H. Mukle, E. Munro, Mr. Pasquel, Madam and

family

Patterson, Mr. & Mrs. Patterson, Miss

Mr. and Mrs.

"Vladivomock

+

30.17

Cebua Labuan..... 帽

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Wechatwe...

Hanko......& a.m.;

Poppleton, Mrs.

Ray,

Mrs.

Reck,

Fower, Mrs. and Miss

Fraser, Leut

Roger pt. Sawel W. E. Sciever, Mr. and Mr.

Kinkiang

am 30.34 79

Gntolaff

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Gelsthrope, Sir

Arrival an-5th September-/ya Maru, Bayern Nippon, Tineer, 708 SeptemDeier, C. terapin. 8 September-Armand Bente, Diera, Miss Glenroy, 15th September-Anglotaxon, Ping | Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Schumacher, Miss C. Sey 17th September-Sardinia, 18th Sep W. H. tember-Schwarzburg, Ernest Simons, Kuna gazua Maru, Peter Regent Luitpold, Palma, 21st September-Glenish 25th September- Ambria, Nordb 28th September-China. 1st October-Nubia. 2nd October-Wakasa Maru, Prine Et Friedrich, Alexia, Orestes. 6th Octobe-Yusman, Caledonien, Patroclus. 12th October-Achilles, Hakata_Mogu.

Post lice.

A Mail will close for Saigon-Per Quinin, í th Oct., 9 AN Tongane Per Karin. 14th Oct., 9.18: Shanghai, Kobe and Vladivostock — Per Stam, 14th Oct., 9.4.

Haibow an Pakhoi--Ver. Jacob Diederich- sem, 14th, Cel, A.T hana and Seattle - Dakota, 14th Oct., Manila, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yako.

A.M.

Macao--Ver Honam, gil Oct., 1.45 P.Y. Swatow, Weihaiwel, Chifoo and Tientsin Pei Hurchow, 15th Oct, 3. P.M.

Swatow, may, and Tamsui l'e: osan Mark, 15th Oct., 5 P.M.

Oceanien, 16th Oct 11 A.M.

Europe, &c., India viu Tuticorin-Pr

Swatow,

Dolittle, F H. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.

W.X Downing, Mr and Mr

T. C. and infan; Duntop, G. A. Einstmann, W. airchild, H. J Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fletcher, H. 1.. Franks, F. W, Franklin, C. H.

B. L.

Stuart American Vice Con sul General) Fuller, Benito

Fyller.

Gastre, M. L.

Hagen, M Gibson, A. Haliwell, Miss Hall, Capt. T

Rev. G.

Fuller, Miss

Greenhill, Mr.

Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs. Goodwin, A, P.

E. Bruce Skinn, Ar

י.

Smith, Mr and Mrs. C., infant and servant Smith, 5.

Spittles, J. S.

Stafford, T. C.

J.

Stebbing, W. T..' ·

Stephens, H. Stevens, Rev. A. J. Stoner, Mrs. Sutherland, P. D. Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Miss H. M. Toledano, Th, Topliss, H. J. Uffel, W. Von. Unbehaun, C. H Vernon, Mr. and Mrs.

1. Y V.

Hardman, Mr. & Mrs

J.C. leanley, Dr. and Mrs. Vernon, Miss Harker, B. Brotherton

C. M.

Vernon, Master Hewett, Hon. and Mrs. Vorst, Miss V.

ษ. ล.

Hath, FL Innes, Capt. R. Israel, A. J.

Miki

Oct,ingapore 5th Oct., Gen.-Joo Teck | 16th Oct., Ny and Foochow Per Haimur, Hunter, R.

Seng.

Jacob Diederichsen, Ger. s.., 673. D. Hentz, 12th Oct-Pakhoi 9th Oct., and Hoihow rah Gen.-J. & Co

But their perpetration was not always "over so lightly' as it is in the present day. Had the printer whose proof contained the announcement that Sir Thomas Bising, Jr. 3.5., 3,460, P. M. B. Lake, 4th still an active curter [courier." and that other depraved wretch, who

inalevolently. Lady is entertaining a Uated that

elect party of Bends' [friends]," lived in the reign of the sighth Henry, one hesitates to conjecture what their fate would have been For it is recorded that in the year 1637 the King's Frinter was fined £3.00 for transform; ing the seventh commandment from a negative" into a positive injunction by the omission of the word "not"--Fall Mall Gagette.

Shipping.

Arrivali.

Amara, Br. 5.a., 1,561, C. J. Mattock, 12th Oct.,

-Manila 6th Oct., Ballast., M. & Co. Ceylon, Br, 5.5, 2,637, G. W. Blabor, 12th Oct,

London 11th Aug., and Calculia 29 Sept., Coal and Tea, P. & O. 8. N. Co. Telemachus, Br. ..., 1,310, J. Williamson, 13th Oct Saigon 7th Oct., Rice, Meal and Gen-Chinese.

Oct-Calcutta 19th Sept., Penang and Singapore 18th Sept., Gen.-J., M. & Co. Maris, Dersa, 1,199. Goutard,_loth Vet,-

Canton 9th Oct, Ĝen.-J. & Co. Merapi, Pul. 11. 1,592, E. M. Uldal, roth

UcSingapore 1st Oct., Sugar-Tung. Thye Lonng.

itr."

Monte Vancouver 2oth Aug, and ha4

s. 3.953, S. Robinson, 14th bai 11th, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.

Neil MacLeod, Am, as, 401. E. Corral, 19th

June, Manila 16th June, Ballast-Barrel fox Co.

N. S. de Rosario,, Am. 1. 715, M. Lopez, Blanco, fath June,Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co. Orel, Br. 6.5, 1,206, G. Maddreil, rith Oct

Moji 5th Oct.. Coal.-R. & Co. Paklat, Gez, too, H. Demes, 3rd Oct.,- Bangkok via Swalow 15th Sept., Rice- B. & S. Petrarch, Ger. & 1,352, R. Halle, 12th June,

Saigon 7th June, Gep.-S., W, & Co. Quaria, Ger. s... 445. R. Madsen; 4th Uct,"

Snurabaya 23rd Sept., Sugar and Gen- 5, W, & Co.

Layal, Ger. a... 1,237. F. Natzine, 12th Oct., Ras Dara, Br. 1.6, 2,495, J. McCambridge, 6th

Bangkok 4th Oct, Rice,-S, W. & Co.

OctCardiff 21st Aug., Coal-Admiralty.

Castor, Nor. $.8, 775 J, Martin, 12th Oct.,isherglen, Br. ss., Burns, 170t, toth Det

Langkat and Oct., and Singapore 5th, Kerosine-Mr, Geo. McBain,

Newcastle 19th Sept., Coal-McG. Bros. & Gow.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta - Per Taising, toth cl., 2 lew

Shanghai, Maji, Kabe, Shimizu, Yokohama, Victoria, D.C. and Seattle, Wash.y-Ver Akt Mar 16th Oct. 3 1.M.

Shanghai and Chiakiang Per fions n tích Oct., 3 PM.

P.M.

Manila- Per Taming, 16th Oct. 3 1 Swaton, Amor Anping, and Takao - Par Quarta, 17th Oct., 8 AM

Jahnston,

Manila-Per. Fuensang, 17th Oct., 3 P.M... Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Satney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bristiane

citurne, Adelaide and Perib-Per-Chingiu, Camas 17th Oct. 3.M...

Batavia,

Cherub Cheribon Samarang. Sourabaya Che

Clio and Macassar Per Tip 18, 17th Oct., 4 P.M. Manila, Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wilhelmalınten, Melbourne- Sandakan, 18th Oct., 11 AN Herberishobe, Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney and

Cebu and Iloilo Per Sungkiang, 18th Oct., 3 P.M.

TO-MORROW.

8. Peter's Seamon's Church.

Queen's Road West.

Eighteenth Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion 7,30 am. Moming Prayer 11 am, Venije, Hindle; To Deum, Russell; Benedictus, Langdon; Hymns, t, 466, 591 and 445.

NAME

1

Gregory, A. Guadres, Mrs. Hall, Miss Harlan, A Heffner, Mrs. Higgins, Mrs. Hockaday, W, T. Jeffries, 11. U Johnston, I. A. M. Joseph, Mr and Mrs,

E. S

Josling, Li-Col Kill, Mr and Mrs. Kisiowaly. Mr. & Mrs.

F. von Leask, Mr Leefe, Mr. Longius, Mr. and Mrs.

Whitlock, Mira

Binder, F. Bruder, . Delestrade, H.

Woodward, Misa

Wishart, J. B.

Durieux, G. Gilbert, G.,

Wishzenus, Mre, A. & Glahu, F.

2 children Wand, G. G..

¿

Halm, J. W.

Hatje, apt. R.

Searle, Rey, G. Segvic T

Seymour, Col. & Mr,

Sinclair, A.

Sirley, Mr. and Mrs. Skottowe, Mr. & Mrs

A. B. Squale, Mr.

taneliam, Mr. Teuner, Mr. Thompson, Mrs. Thompson, Capt. and

Mrs. Thampron, Mia Truman, Mr. and Mrs.

R. W. Week, Mr.

Shanghai

Amay Swatow

30.2169

30.1370

630.11

+

Taibuku...... am.130.0

Taichu.. Tainan,

13

..

|29.94

1+

| Koshun

"estadores... Canton........ 0.101 tongkung toa.m. Vrtoria Peak Gap Rock ....

... ipm.

Macno. Hoihow..... 9am. Pakhoi......... Phalico Tourang..... Aparri

Weisinuan, Mr. & Mrs. | C. 41. James,

C.

Willod F. C. Williamson, Mrs..

Manila...... Legaspi ..............jó km. Barond

.m.

DA.ITI

9 ani.

Celui

Labuan

51

OCCIDENTAL,

Klatt, H. Kunhard, F. G. Munro, Miss A. Peaker, M. Reguiraz, Stiller, A

*ento, F.

WIL, D.

Taxi.

GUNS.

IH.D.

710

710

Gaston

R

Bundle Tavernes istmidity

Oct.. at, Oct

10.

30.11.

79 47.

30.01

Rainfall...

-

HIS BRITANNIG MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

1,100

CAPTAIN...

Commander E. La T, Leatham Captain C. L. Vaughan Lee....

Lieut-Commander E. G. W. Davidso.

Licut Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B. L. Majendie...

Commander . D, S. Raikas

Savory, M.V.D.

Lieut. Commander Hughes ...

R. Grant-Daltop.

Liest-Commander H. B. Cox

LAST REPORTED-AC---

Hongkong

En route Weihaiwef Hongkong

Yangioge Weihaiwei

Hongkon

... Shanghai

Lieut. Command R. Henniker-Heaton

Light, Commander W. E. Darwali Captain S. V.

de Horsey.

Captain C. Father

C. F. Thursby

*

Lieut. Commander Percy Crabtree,

Captain J. A. Take

Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan

Liect-Commander 1. Kiddie

Comdr. R, Bentinck

Lieut. Commander C. C. Walcott...

West River

Weihaiwel

-West River

Lieut Commander J. T. S. Lyna... ... Yangisze

torpedo bost destroyer.... lorpedo boat destroyer

...torpedo hoat destroyer...

cruiser, tat cines

cruiser, ist class

...Weihaiwal Hoogkong ...Hongkong

++

Waibaiwei

CLASS.

A lacrity

Astrana

Bramble

Britomart

despatch-veted!..... cruiser, 2nd class river gunboa! river ganboat

1,90. 4,362

1,000

7,000

000

+4

900

Kloop .....

Dindem Fantt... Flora ... Hands Handy Hart Janus

...cruiser, at Class

water tank and tug .....

loop

11070

1,400

390

JDO

**▪

TA10

1,400

11,000

16,500

Captain B. W. Sayt

torpedo bast destroyer... cruiser, zad class

306 4.360

5,700

7,400

Captain

375

4,000

275

4,4X30

180

1,600

9,800

14

12,000

14,100

30,500

river gunboat

+

F16

'cruiser, 1st class

9,800

13,000

river ganhoal torpedo boat destroyer

180

7

100

140

11.300

cruiser, 3rd class

2,400

river gunbuat.....

85

110

river gunhoat...

84

240

Licut Commander H. T. Allay

river gunboat...

85

740

torpedo beat destroyer

150

6,500

Boaton. T. O. Strath

receiving ship....

4,650

Commodore H. P. Williams...

Hongkong

Hongkong

river gunboal

180

Foo

Lieut. Commander E. Becretan

river gunboat.

710

000

Liput, Commander R. M. R. West

torpedo boat destroyer

355

5,300

Lical-Commander Stevenson

Yangtare Yangsre Walhaiwel

ww

441

surveying ship...

450

torpedo boat destroyer...

ჯა.

5,900

river gunboat

800

river gunboat

550

river gonboat

150

550

Commander, R. W. Glennis... Lieut-Commander C. E. L. Thomas.... Lieut-Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Lieut.-Commander G, J. Todd Lient.Commander Jno, F. Knox 10” .....

Swatow

Weihaiwel

YADKISEC

Yangiare

Vangless

Kept King

-Alfred Kinsha Monmouth.... Moorhen... Olter !!! Prometheus Robin.

Sandpiper Snipe Taku Tamar

Teal

**

19

Deus, Hopkins; Hymns, 295, 450, 595, and 524

Evening Prayer, 6.30 p.m., Cantate, Crotch

The Church launch Dayspring will call on Sarsonila ath Sept., Ballast-firder.

Thistle Am. ., 428, Vitteria, 7th Sept., ships carrying white crews to bring friends.

ashore to the services between 9.11 and 10.30 Waterwitch

Virago Shahchan, r., 1,610, J. H. Scoli, reta, and between 5.15 and 6 pm., (Kowloon

Oct-pigon 26th Sept, Gen-Wo Fat

Police Pier, 10.30 and 6 p.m.): returning after. Whiting wards. The Answering Pannant is the Call Widgeon Sing. Slam, Dan. ss., 3,875, J.-B. Corsien, 17th Oct., flag. All the sittings are free and unappropri- Wasdcock...

ated. Visitors welcome. Books, &c, provided. Woodluck

Sunday school to to 10:45 am.

Taming, Br. 4.1., 1,356, A. W. Outerbridge,

Singapore sth Oct., Gen.-M. & Co.

Samson, Ger. 2.8. 995, F. Rehwald, 13th Oct., Bangkok 6th Oct., Gen.-B. & S. Wandsworth, Br. 1.4, 2,086, D. Thomas, tith

Ock-Moji 7th Oct., Coalz.-S., T. & Co. Ametics Maru; Jap. s. 3,460, Philip. Going. 13th Octy-San Francisco 14th Sept., and Shanghai 11th Oct., Mail and Gen.-T. KK. Kwanglee, Ch. 8.a., 1,468, R, Lincoln, 13th

Od-Canton 12th Oct., Gen.-C, M. 8. | N, CO Kiangping, Ch. 1. 1,122, Barnebo, 13th Oct,

➡Haiphong 10th Oct, Coal — Kwong | Yeddo Mari, Jap. s.3., 2,974, Koil, 6th Oct-- | German Bethesda Chapel, West Polzi:- Men Wo

12th Oct-Manila 9th Oct. Gen.-B. & Wongkai Ger, ..., 1, 15, W. Rebo, roth Oct., -Kobalchang (Bangkok) and Oct., Rica and Meal.--B, & S,

Moji 28ib Bapt. Coal-M; B. K.

East on Sunday at 8 p.m.

Meeting at Seaman's Institute 72, Praya

Roman Catholia Onthedrati-Mass aÉŐ KITU, 7 am, 8 am, and 9.30 am. Bebediction, 5.30 p.m.

Morning Service, zi nimi

Flying Flag of Vice-Adoslisi Sir Arthus'W, Moors, Dommeday-la-Chigi,

***

Yangisze

Weibaiwei

Australian Station.

Hongkong

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