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CHINESE RIOT IN CALCUTTA,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. THURSDAY NOVEMBER I 1906.

Kent, Br. tat-class cruiser, 9,800, De Horsey,

BM, tat Nov,—from Mits Bay." * Mercedes, Br. a, 2,000, J. S. McGregor, 1st Nov.-Weihaiwei 25th Oct., Govt. Stores. -Admiralty. Flora, Br. cruiser, 4,600, H. G. Dalton, 1st

Nov-from, Mirs Bay.

Some 200 Chinamen rioted in Calcutta on the 7th October, over a dispute concerning chutch funds, in Blackburn's ane, with deadly wo pons. The assailant numbered some '150 and the others only 30 or 45. A fierce battle Clearances at the Harbour Offos, ensued in which many were wounded. The Michael Jebsen, for Canton, contents of the room, tables and chaire, were Flume, for Sgan smashed in the fight, and 12 men were laid out arata Mary, foi Manila, with such serious injuries that they had to being, for Canton.,

lienmohr, for Nagasaki, removed to the Medical College Hospital. A

Hanot, for Hoihow. body of 10 or 10 constables were marshalled Kwangler, for Shanghai. and despatched with all speed to the Chinese wangtah, for Canton.

Proteur, for Saigon. Club, They found the promises open and entered amun, for Swatow. the Club-room to find the fight in progress. On Prosper, for Haiphong. the appearance of the police there wäl aganeral- rush to escape. Some got clear along the verandahs and others disappeared through the doors of the Club. No attempt was made to resist the police, who quickly placed so of the ringleaders under arrest and marched them off to the station, 'The remainder of the police gave their attention to the injured meo. They were suffering from knife-cuts and blows from hammers or iron bars and 12 of them were removed to the hospital. Attoo, the Secretary, had to be taken to hospital. Attoo is well- known in Calcutta, as he is a bend of the Chi- nese carpenters there. After medical attention aleven of the injured were discharged.

PORTLAND CHMENT,

EFFECT OF THE TARTHQUAKE., Rather to the surprise of the four-and-twenty directors and managing director who occupied the platform at the annual meeting last month of the Associated Portland. Cement Manufac. turers, the report-providing more cheerful. reading than the past, but revealing that the business-i-handicapped with excessive capital —was passed without a word of comment fram the large body of shareholders, who 'filled three-parts of the great ball at Winchester

House.

The chairman, Mr. F. A. -White, had by no' means a satisfactory position to face. At the very ontset, indeed, he made the statement that the whole of the savings in manufacture and management had been neutralised by the continued decline during the greater part of the year, in the selling. price of Portland cement. The fall during the past six years, he said, had amounted to many shillings per too. If the price had remained the same as it was six years ago they would have made a profit of half a million more, less, of course, any extra cost of materials.

With regard to the savings effected in man. agement expenses, the chairman mestioned

that they had reduced by £5,300 the managing director's remuneration, and the directors' and trustees' fees, and that they had already, saved more than £2,0-0 by the termination of staff agreements, and would be caving in the course of this year a further Livon, thus diminishing by a total annual.sum of £8,500 what were the fixed charges by agreement in the earlier years of the company's exis'ence.

SAN FRANCISCO.

Dealing with the future, the chairman refer red to the earthquake in San Francisco, from which, despite unofficial anticipation to the contrary, they had not derwed any consider- able increase in trade during the past financial year. From the photographs of the stricken city it seemed that scarcely any buildings had

Departures. Nov. I

Halmun, for Swatow. Tsurugiran Maru, for Kuchinottu. Taikasan Maru, for Kuchinotan. Aickebar, for Singapore, Andrea Rickmans, for Canton. Kwangles, for Shanghai. Hanot, for Haiphong..

Tassengers arrived.

Per Jaskin Mary, from Coast Ports-103 Chinese.

Per Kwangtak, from Shanghai-Mr. W. G. Pi cairn, and 79 Chinese.

Steamers Exported.

Vessels

Malta Eartem

Bost

Otfce.

Adams, P. R.

Allen, C.-H.

A Hall will diose for :--

Bailey, W. S.

Shanghai, Taku, Chomulpo and Kobe-Per | Baker, A. S. Vandalsa, and Ney, 9 AM

3Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launce Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairos,

From Agents

Singapore.P. & O. Co Nov, Sydney...G.. L. & Co Nov. Den of Kelly... Singapore.D.&Co, Ld Nov. Rhenania.....

........... Sugapota . H. A. L.... Nov. Arabia

Portland, P. & A. Co Nov. Prinzess Alice.. Japan......

M. & Nov.

COON 7 Billow..... Colombo.. M. & Co... Nippon Maru..Japan......T, K. K.... Nov, 1 Athenian ...... Vancouver C; P. R. Co|Nov, 15 Emp, of Japan, Vancouver C. P. R. Co Nov. 18

DOCK RETURNS.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. H.M.S. Teku Montana

St Kowloos

Borneo......EE026)

Kalpana k Monteagle

Progress......

Chowtai.......

Charles Hardouin

Sabre

Devawoogie... Hygeia Tsinan

SM.S. Waterwitch... Chinkai Maranamake Joshio Maru...

kchang For Ella

Per Kamakura Mars, from London, &c. for Hongkong Mr. and Mrs. H. Smith, Masters G. Smith (1), Mr. P. Grant, Mrs. G. Robertson, Miss K, Robertson, Master G. Robertson, and Mr. Stevens. For Kohe-Mr. C. Asano. Yokohama Mr. G. Ukita. Mn C. Kadono, Mrs. RR. Kadono, Master M, Kadono, Mrs. T. Nishimaki, Master Y, Nishimaki, Misses T. Nishimaki, H. Hoshing, Mr. A. Mitchell, Miss F. tungle, Messis. 1. Richardson and John Ka alawda.

Shipping Roporis.

Sir, Mercedes, from Weihaiwei-Fine clear weather, to Santa, from there to port foggy weather and light airs. Conled H.M. destroyers

at Santu.

Str. Kanefak from Shanghai :-Light vari- able winds, anchored 12. hours Slee, Island through dense fog, which continued more or lers till Chilang Point.

Str. Vandalis from New York, etc. :-First day from Singapore NE. 5-6, last three days Ny winds, moderate se Gap Rock Lloyd signal station wishes to report to Hongkong that their telegraph is out of order.

Verals in Port

STEAMERS.

Amari, Br. 5.5, 1,566, C. 1. Matlock, 28th Oct., -Swatow 27th Oct., Ballast.—)., M. & Co. Anghin, Ger. 5., 1,170, Chr. Kumpel, 24th Oct-Bangkok tath Oct., and Swalow

Rice.-B. &'5,

Beamohr

Br... 1,935. I. Webster, 31st Oct., -London 8th Sept., Gen.-G., L. & Co. Borneo, Ger. 8., 1,344, A. Denker, 18th Oct.,

China, Am. 1.8., 3,186, D. E. Friele, 29th Oct., -Sandakan 13th Oct., Timber.-M. & Co.

-San Francisco 28th Sept., and Manila- 27th Oct., Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. S. Co. Clara Jebsen, Ger. s.s., 1,103, J. Iwereen, 2-1

Oct-Bangkok 15th Oct., Rice.-J. & Co. Claverden, Br. 5.8., 2,085, Parker, 29th Oct.,

Cardiff 6th Sept., Coals-Government Derwent, Br. $5. 1,562, J. Jenkins, 27th Oct, Saigon 22nd Oct., Rice and Gen,Man Fat & Co.

Drular, Nor. ss., 1,102, J. Bing, 29th Oct.,

Bangkok 21st Oct.. Rice. Angaard, Thoresen & Co.

Empress of India, Br. s.s., 3,037, E. Beetham, 8.N.R., 2111 Öci,,~Vancouver, (B,C.) and Det, and Shanghai 18th Oct., Mails and Geri.-C. P. R. Co. Fukushiya Maru, Jap. 5.s, 1,473, T. Itow, 30th Oct-Kobe zoth Oct., Gen-0. S.K. Habsburg, Ger. 5.5, 6,437, M. Filler, 31st Oct.,

28th Gen.-H. A. L.

been saved except those that were built entire-Shanghai 283 Kähler, 28th Oct.,

ly of cement and steel, an' there could be no doubt that in the erection of the new city ferro- concrete would he exclusively used, and that the lesson taught by its use would spread to all parts of the world. Some time ago the Uni ted States and many continental countries recognisedthe advantages of using cement more freely, and it was interesting to God that in this country their example is gradually being followed in the erection of ferro-concrete build- ings.

Against, any benefit to be derived from the rebuilding of San Francisco, the chairman, however, mentioned that their prospects of advantage from the Panama Canal had been completely overthrown, by the decision to em ploy in its construction only such cement as was manufactured in the "nited States.

Generally, however, the chairman said, in conclusion, he looked to improvement in the coming year, and not to further retrogression. With the revival in various branches of trade there was no reason why the price of cement should alone be lower than it had ever been and as to their own position, their large capital expenditure (£130,000) had been the means of Increasing efficiency of their plant and machinery in a marked degree..

The vacancy caused by

the

permanent retire.

the

ment of one of the director, Mr. Harold Tingey, was not filled; but the late secretary of the company, Mr. Alfred Stevens, has re ceived a stat on the board,

Shipping.

Arrivals.

Vandalia, Ger. 5.8, 4.178, Frank, 31st Oct.,

from New York and Singapore, Gen, and Keronica H. A. L..

Bangkok zoth Oct., Gen.-B. & S.- Kumsang, "Br. 3.5., 3.400, E. J. Buller, 28th

Oct-Calcutta 12th Oct., Penang and Singapore 12th Oct., Gen.-1, M. & Co. Laertes, Br, .., 1,340, J. B. Jackson, zard

Oct-Saigon 18th Oct., Rice.-Chinese. Laongsang, Br. s., 1,092, A. G. Smith, zoth Oct.,-Manila 16th Oct., Gen.-J., M. &

Co.

Mathilde, Ger. ... 830, N. Johremans, 30th Oct-Haiphong and Hoihow zgih Oct., Gen.), & Co.

Mausang, Br. 1.4, 1,644, R. Houghtán, zotb Oct-Sandakan 14th Oct., Timber and Monteagle, Br. 3.s., 3.953, 5. Robinson 14th

Gen., M. & Co.

Sept., Vancouver 20th Aug-, and Shang- hai rith, Sept., Flour Lead and Gen.-C. P. R, Co.

Neil MacLeod, Am. ss., çor, E. Corral, 19th Jude,-Manila 16th June, Ballast.-Barret- ia & Co.

N. S. de Rosario, Am. s.5, 715, M. Lopez, Blanco, 12th June,-Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co.

Phuyenk

Oriel, Br, 5.5, 2,206, G. Maddrell, 11th Oct, Petrarch, Ger.

Moji 5th Oct., CO & Co.

R. Hatje, rath June, Saigon 7th June, Gen.-S., W, & Co.

Ducroisel, goth Oct---Bang- 11st Get, Gen. B. & Co. Progress, Ger..., 687, H. Pahren, 15th Oct., -Quinhon aand Oct., Salt.-S. & Co.

Br. ... 3,583, Geo. Moir, 31st Singapore 24th Oct. Gen.-B. & S. Quaria, Ger

Ger, s. 1,145, H. Swatow 28th Gendsen 29th Oct., Rub, Br.

Promethe

5.3., 1,611, R. W. Almond, och Oct., -Manila 27th Oct., Gen.-S., T. & Co. Sarsogen, Am. 3.8., 428, Vitieria, 7th Sept.,

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast-Order.

Cosmopolitan

Aberdeen

SIZANCIAL DOCK****

Dock.

25th October.A ...International Dock. ....International,

--Ships Patred The Canal.. Achilles, Sawda. and October-Glenturres, 28th September,Caledonien, Idomeneut, Armand Behic, Benmohr, Den of Kelly, Mem Hem. 6th October-C. Ferd Lasiss, Ersherzog, Frans Ferdinand, Polyphemus, Prometheus, Tonkin, Hakala Maru, Kamakura Maru, 9th October-Formosa, Sachsen, Myrmidon. 12th October-Alcinous, Byson, Java, Polynzien, Staria (Ger), Rhenania. 16th October-Br lamond, Benvorlich, Diomed, Pishower, Sax

20th nin, Albenga, Benlidi, Cardiganshire, October-Andalusia, Ernest Simions, Prins Heinrich, Oceana, Sado Maru, Atholl, Iyo Maru. 21rd October-Glenroy, Promethius. 16th October-Glaucus, Nubla, Salarie, Mont- comeryshire, Siberien. 30th October-Helena Rickmers, Feleus, Oceana, Soceira, Fring Rigent Lulipoid, Teucer, Foxley, Namer.

HONGKONG.

Heanley, Dr. and Mrs.

C, M. Horne, R. Howes, A. B. Hunter, R.

Hinttlecombe, H. G. Heattie, R. B.

Innes, Capt. R. Halstead, Miss Jpkl, J. P. F. 231on, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and | Diervlist, A. Van (Vica- Joughin, J. C.

Perth-Per Fawata farw, and Nor., 21 A.M.

Coasol for Balgalm) Kelly, di j

Krill, T. Jeney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Kulks, F. Kunze, P. Lehre, Logan, W. F. H

Singapore, Penang Bad Colombo-Per Hablirbeck, R. 5. urg, and Nov, it AM.

Tsintao, Chelo and Newchwang -- Fer Q1RRY, Mi Hangang, and Oct, TI AU.

Macao-Per Honam, and Nov, 115 PM. Swalow and Bangkok-Per Froitus, and Nov., IP.M.

Swatow and Shanghai-Per Zwvengiang, and NOY., & P.M.

Manila-Per Loengsang, and Nov., 3 P. Amoy and Manila-Per Rutt, 2nd Nov, 4 P.KE.

Swatow, Amoy and Anping-Per Fukush

2nd Nov, $P.M. Maru,

Simia

Europe, &c., India, via Tuinrin-the.

3rd Nov. II A.M. Macao-Par Honam, 3rd Nov. 1.15 PAN,

Penang and Calcutta-Per Kum Singapore Jang, 3rd Nov. 3 P.M.

Shanghai-Per Shashsing, 3rd Nov, 3 FM. Sandakan-Per Hausang, 3rd Nov, 3 P.M.. Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Ningpe, 3rd Nov., 3P.M.

Tientsin--Per Cheongsking, 3rd Nov., 4 P.M. Swatow, Amoy and Tamsui-Per Josta Mars, 4th Nov., 9 A.M.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Hai. ching, 4th Nov 9 KM.

Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama - Per Rhenania, 5th Nov, 1E AM.

Shanghai, Nagasaki. Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per China, 6th Nov, 11 AM.

Wishart, J. B.

Harker, B. Brotherton Wood, G. G.

Groat, C. J.

Hlewen, Hon. M. A.

KING EDWARD.

Almond, Capt. & Mr. Nicholson, D. M.

Russel!

Paing AE

Panfather, Capt. and

Barnes, Mrs. W. H. L. Pepcik, Mies Annla Booth, H.

Brownlow, E. O.

Mn. G. H.

Clark, Mr. and Mrs. R. Pugh, Mr. and Mia H

,א

Golahan, H. J.

Seymal, Mr. and Mrs.

Silvertone, Mr. & Mrs.

Colville, Llaut. & Mrs.

H. D.

Silverstone, A. H.

Square, Misa N.

Marquardt, Mr. and ¦ Consland, Mr. & Mrs. Silvertose, M. L.

A. 5. D.

Cunningham, Mr. and

Breckwoldt, H. righton, F. G. Campbell, L. F. Carter &

Mr. and Mr

Lave,

Carter, A

Min. J. Marriott, Dr. O.

McGregor, Mrs. J. S.

Mrs. A

McLeod, Miss M.

Major A

Delaney, L. T.

Moore, S.

Hurley, Fred. C.

Chapman, B. F.

Moore, Dr. and Mrs.

Chapple, F. T.

Jack, Mrs. C. M.

Chapman, H. K.Y.C.,

W. B. A

Chatham, Hon. & Mr. Newborn, Mr. & Mr.

Minn

Newington, A. G.

of... Nicholls, E. A 280, Major A. A. Packer, B.L. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Parker, T. F.

hristie, J. D.

Peake, W. Clark, M. O.

Clarke, Mr. and Mrs,

T. W.

Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

L Pfordten, A. R. Von

der

Philpot, L. D.

Clegg, R.N., Eng.Lt.

and Mrs. Colvin, H. E. Gonnor, J. L. Crumbic, Miss Ciombie, Mr. and Mrs. Reid, H. L

H. Crook, A. H. Cruickshank, A.

Europe, &c, India, via Tuticorin-Periton, R.N., Capt. Prinsess. Alles, 7th Nov, 1 A.M.

Manita-Per Zafra, toth Nov., 11 A.M. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday inland, Cooktown, Caires, Townsville, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Taiyuas, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand,

rath Nov., 3.F.M.

Manila, Simpsoshafen, Fr. Wilhelmshalen, Herbenshohe, Merapi, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne,. Adelaide and Perth-Per Willehad, 13th Nov,

IO A M.

Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorin-l'e: Australtem, 13th Nov., 11 A.M.

Kobe-Per Trinam, 14th Nov., $ P.M.

VISITORS AT THE HOTÉL.

OCCIDENTAL

Arrivals at Home-25th September Ambria, Nordkap, 28th September-China. 1st October-Nubla. and October-Wakasa Binder, F. Maru, Prina Eltel Friedrich, Alesia, Orezies. | Brüder, O. 6th October-Yunnan, Calidonien, Patroclus. Durieux, G. rah October-Achilles, Hakata Maru. 15th Gilbert, G. October-Sunda. 16th October-Glenturres, Hatje, apt. H. Speria, Sachsan, 20th October-Polynesien, Holst, Cb. Schuylkill. 23rd October-Memnon, Foly Houzelle, L. A. themus. 26th October-Diomed, Indrapura, Sado Maris. 19th October-... 30th Octo- ber-Beñvorlich, Jestric, Silèsia, (Ger.)

CHINA COAST METROROLOGICAL REGISTER. October 31st, 1908, 8.m.

Bar. Th. Hu, Wind Wr. | Anerity

m. 30.11

10 01

Vadivostock.? m Nemuro......6 Hakodate ... Tokin........ Kachi.........

Kagashima Oshima.......

Naha Ishigakijima..

זי

Cheloo.........6 an Weihaiwe...'0a.m. Hankow,6,175, Kiukiang.. Shanghai.... ? a.m 30.02, 67 Gla

29 99, 66 Sharp,Peak.....!

29.96.75 Amoy.... a.m.29.98 Swatow

WNW NNW

NE 10

7499)

jä

10 94 j29.91 79.91

a.m. 29.93

29.91

Taikoku ...... Taichu......, Tainan Koshun ... Pescadores... CAGLOO .....

9 am 29.97 Bo Hongkangiom. 29.95 79 Victoria Peak! Gap Rock

∙MACRO....*****

Hoihow 9 2.0 Pakhoi......... F Phulien. To am Tourane. Aparri C. St. James Manila

roam./29.84 79.

Legaspi

6 am.

Bacolod

9 am

Iloilo...

Celi

Labuan.

29.00 75

November 1st, 1906, a.m.

가

j29.65 29.03

Vladivostock.7 an Nemurò......6 a.m.29.57) Hakodate Tokio Kochi.......... Hagnotti Kagoshima. Oshima... Naha Ishigakijima. Chefoo...

Weihaiwei...9 a.m. Hankow.......m. Kinkiang Shanghai...9 1.m Gutzlaff

Shoshu Maru, Jap, 5.1, 999, S. Nemoto, soth Sharp Peak...

Oct,Swatow 29th Oct., Gen.-O. S. K.

Anioy'........

de B. Lockyer, R.N.R., Swałow

19th Oct.,Southampton and Singapore Taihoku......

Soudan, Br. 1.8, 4,207, S. de

1st Aug., Govt. Store-Admiralty.

Br. $.5. 1,040, 1. A. Martin, 15th Oct.

Joshia Marü, Jap. s.s., 703, H. Ohta, 3161 Octagon 9th Oct., Gen.-Wing Sing.

-Tamoul via Ampy and Swatow 30th Oct., Gen.-O. 9. K. ́

Tingrang,

Br. 1.84 1,096, Reysolde, tat Nov.,— Chafos and Newchwang 26th Oct., Ballast, →J., M. & Co. Kwongsang, Br. s.m., 1,400, 'W P. Baker, 11t

Nov.-Canton 31st Oct., Gen-}, M. & i Co.

Prosper, Nor. s... 975, K. Lausen, in Nov.

~Cantón 31st Oct; Coal-Aagaard, Thore- sen & Co.

Flume, Ger. 1.1, 838, R. Wegner, (61 Nov.,—

Canton gist Oct., Gen-Order, Kamakura Meru, Jap. 1.1., 3,708, H. Fraser, 11: Now -London and Singapore 26th Oct, Gen.-N. Y. K.

Kanju Maru, (ap. 1.1, 1,041, K. Hashimoto, Nov.Bangkok and Hofhow grat Oct, Geo-N, Y. K.

Sierra Morena, Br. 5.5., 547, Hannah, 1st Nov.,

Java 23rd Oct., Sugar.-B. &8, Kwangtah, Ch. ss., 1,536, Wm. H. Lunt, 1st Nov-Shangbai z8th Oct., Gen.-C. M. 8. N. Co..

Karin, Nor. 1.4., 200, Peterson, 31st Oct.

Tourana 29th Oct., Gen—Aagaard, Thors on & Co.......

Holy

Kent

NAME

Klatt, H.

Munro, Miss A. Regairar, Gaston

F. H,

•

Davidson, Peter Davies, F. O. Dele C. Donald, Mr. and Mrs.

Dawley, Mr. and Sim.

W.H. leolittle, W.A Downing, Mr and Mrs.

T. C. and infant Dunlop, G. A. Earnshaw, M. Rigstmann, W. airchild, H. J. Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fletcher, H. L. Franklin, C. B. Frost, B. L

Fuller, Stuart

Powell, W. A. Prashaw, C. M. Pritchard, H.

Rissland, Mr. and Mrs.

Roach, Mn. J. S. and

child

Ross, A. D... Rowoldt, B. Sanders, Dr. J. H. Schween, R.

Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs. Searle, Rev, G. Sheonan, H. B

Bruce

Skiun, A. 2luyter, L. Van Spitiles, J. S. Stebbing,

W. T.

Stephens, R.

Stevens, Rev. A. J.

Jackson, Mr. & child Legeune, Vice-Consul

M Lemon, Mr. and Mrs. Maclaren, Mr. & Mrs.

A. F. McKay, T. D.

Austin, F. Bolton, Mr.

Story,

Sugget, Mr. and Mini

AH.

Troberg, Capt. G. Trade, Mr. and Mrs. I.

Vlavernos, Capt. G. Wachtmeister, Count and Countess C, A. Williams, G. Wright, Dr. and Mrs.

PEAX.

Basch, Mr. and Mrs.

Van der

Carruthers, E. S. Chalmers, J. H.

Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.

Cobden, A. S. w.

Darling, Col.

Dutton, Mr.

Ellis, Mr. and Mrt. Fraser, Lieut.

Gale, Capt. 1. R. Gelsthrope, Mr. Greophill, Mr. Gregory, A.

Keisel, R., Majorand

Mrs.

Kent, R.A., Col. & Mes,

R. A

Lay, Mr. and Mrs. Leask, Mr.

Macfarlane, Dr. & Mrs. Martin, O. B. H. Martin, R.

Mitchell, R.

Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Mable, E

Painisi, Major & Mrs. Porter, 1, W.

Reid, R.A.M.C., Lt. Col.

J.M.

Roger, C.

Harris, Mr. and Mrs Sawer, Mrs. W. B.

W. L.

Hartel, E.

Hozeland, F.A.

Hockaday, W. T.

Jeffries, H. U.

Johnston, L. A. N.

Jouph, Mr. and

E.'S.

Sutherland, P. D.

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Miss Thornam, A.

Josling, L.-Col.

. M.

Toledano, The

J., Toplins, H. J.

(American Vice Con- Ufel, W. Von.

sul General)

Fuller, Denman

Robden, Mr. and Mrs.

Mn C. P.

A and 2 children Stiller, A.

Gibson, A.

1 Griffith, D.

Chinese servant

Unbehaur, C. H.

Vernon, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Y. V.

Vernon, Miss

P. and Vernon, Master :

Wakefield, Mr. M

Seymour, Col & Mrs. Sinclair, A.

Smith, A. Findlay...... Thompson, Capt. and

Mn.

Thompson, Miss

Mrs. White, Dr. and Mrs.

Wilder, A. P. Williamson, Mrs.

CRAIGIEBURN,

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, E. Grant

Grunt

Smith, Percy

R. J.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Barnett, H. J. O.

Bird, H. W.

G. A

Wabb Mr. and Mrs.

Falloon, C. H.

Gaskell, Mr. and Mr.

Young; J. A.

Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Soppa, P.

JameNOD, P. S.

HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

CLARK

TONS. GUNE LH.P.

לטל,1

salaasõ÷

Montague

CAPTAIN.

LAST REPORTED AT

despatch-vessel...

3,000

Astraen

201

cruiser, and class

4,365

7,000

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

Hongkong

Weibulwei

Bramble

river gunboat

710

000

Lieut. Commander K. G. W. Davidson.

Yangisse

Britomart"...

river gunboat

...

710

900

Lieut.-Commander W. L. Bamber

Yangtze

Cadinas

sloop.

1,070

1,400

Commander B. L. Majendis...

Shanghai

Chemb

water tank and tug

390

Clio

sloop

1,070

300 1,400

Hongkong

Commander C, O, S. Raikes

Diadem

cruiser, rst class

11,000

15,500

30.

Captain H. W. Savory, M.V.O.

gp route Hongkong

***

Hongkong

Pane...

torpedo boal destroyer

306

Flolt o

cruiser, and cluss

4,360

5,700 7,000

torpedo host destroyer

Lieut, Commander Hughes... Captain H. Grani-Dalton

*****

Hongkong

275

4,000

an route Hongkong.

torpedo boat destroyer

275 6 280

4,000

3,900

cruiser, 1st class cruiser, 1st class

***

9,800

14 22,000

Hoogkong

J4,100

30,000

river gunboas

616

1,200

cruiser, fel class

9,800

22,000

river gunboat

180

800

torpedo bost destroyer

350

6,300

river gunboat...

240

West River..

river gunboat

团

340

Yangises

6,500

Hongkong

receiving ship

4,650

river gunboat

180

river gunbaat

800 900

torpedo boat destroyer

6,300

surveying ship...

450

Whiting Widgeon

14+

torpedo boat destroyer

5,900

124

421

river gunboat

Boo

Woodcock...

river gunboat...

550

Woodlark

river gunboat.

550

Commodore H, P. Williams. Lieut.-Commander K. Secretan Lieut-Commander R. M. R. Wert Lieut-Commander Stevenson, Commander R. W. Glennis Lieut-Commander C. E. L. Thoms ... Lieut-Commander G. B. Spicar-Simson Lieut-Commander G. J. Todd Lleut.Commandır Jac. F. Koox.......

Hongkong

rtr

Yangtara

on route Hongkong

...Hongkong

es route Hongkong

Yangteza

Yengtose

Yangtze

King Alfred❤ Kinsha

Monmouth... Moorhen

Otter

***

Robin...

Sandp per..

Saipe... Taku Tamay

Thistle Vinga Waterwitch

river

river sunboat ****

-torpedo bust destroyer

Teal

rai

Lieut.-Commander H. B. Cox Lieut-Commander R. Henniker-Heaton

Lieut-Commander W. H. Darwall

Captain 6. V. Y. de Horsey... Captain C. F. Themby

Lieut.-Commander Percy Crabtree,

Captain J. A. Toke... Lient-Commander Robert E. Vaughan. Lieut-Commander J. Kiddle

Lieut-Commander C. C. Walcott

Lieut. Commander H..T. Allay ... Lisut Commander J. T. S. Lyne ... Boats. T. O. Strath

Hongkong Yangtsso Hongkong

West River

a route Hongkong

Went River

*Flying Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moore, Commander-in-D&Jel,

Halphong

Cape St. James

Hongkong

FRENCH. MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

NAME

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION.

TONS.

GUNS

H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS,

LAST REPORTED AT

Acheron

211

armoored gunboat ...

1,795

Adoar ...

receiving.ship

Alouette

torpedo-depot.

Lieut. Fauré Lieut. Merle Commander Kerihuel

Huphong

Ind

144

***

river gunboat

523

river gunboat

gunboat

645

奇!

10,014

'11,242

303

350

9370

Argus Cazonade Décidéo

Dupetit-Thouar

D'Extrccasteaux...

www

armoured cruiser

protected entiser

sub-marine...

destroyer ...

armoured cruiser

Esturgeon ...

214

Francisque...

Fronde

destroyer

Guerdon

Henri Rivière ...

river gunbost

30.0

Jacquio

***

.m.20

Karaini

Javelige

destroyer

river gunboat

***

crulter...

帐

Far

Manche

Mousquet

Taichu.........

Tainan,

1. Teinar sih Oct, and Manila 24h, Gen. Canton.....9 a.m.

Koshos..... Br. .., 3,300, C. Lindbergh, z6th Oct., Pescadores....

Victoria, Swed. 1.8., 989, J. A. Hellberg, 21st

-B, & 5.

Hongkong to a.m, Victoria Peak Gap Rock Oct.,Pobulongan and Sourabaya 8th Ap Oct., Sugar-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Macao. Yawara Maru, Jap, s. 2,565, T. L. Harrison,

Hoihow. a.m. 30th Oct., Nagasaki 16th Oct., Gen.-N. | Pakbol....................... Y. K

Phulien Yruoa, Am. 4.1, 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct.,- | Tourané ..........i.

Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast-Yang Chung.

SAILING VEELS,

| Eclipss, Br. bk., 1,968, J. McBryde, and Oct.,

Canton 1st Oct., Bullest.-8. O. Co. Eakasoal, Br, ship, 1,670, Wm. McBaiale, 12th

Oct-Manila 13th Sept, Ballast.-Order,

I. F. Chapman, Am. ship, 2,013. R. Barfeld, 15th Aug.-Manila 15th Aug., Ballast.—-- A. K. & Co.

Prince George, Nar, Sk, 179, A. R. Anderson,

18th Oct,-Manila 16th Søpt. Old Iron. Order,

8. P. Helchtock, Am, ship, 1,086, §. I.. Zorte, 19: Sept., Manila 20th Aug, Ballast.-A.

Bentuk Women

Lynx.**

Montcalm*...

Oly

Paiho...

་-་

sub-marine...

surveying ship

Armoured croiser

destroyer ..

river gunboat

gunboat sub-marine...

destroyer ...

sub-marine...

*destroyer...

307

014 *

***

destroyer

armoured cupboat river gunboat

Peala Pistolet Protdo... Rapièrs

Redoptable ❤

Sabre

110

battleship, reserve

9,437

30% 3,796

Styr

bri

16 a.m.

........

Vauban Vétéran Vigilante

recalving abip .. torpedo-depot

6,150

river gapbost

133

a.m.

Cabs **** Laboan...

C. St.

St. James. Aparri Manila. Legaspi Bacolodg

Baromates.. 29.9$ Temperature Sz 79 Humidity 386490)91946

Ralstallmänna All

Oct. 13 al

29.86

Tákiang

444

་་་

*Flagship of Vice Admiral Richard, Commander-in-Chief.

Flagship of Rear-Admiral Boimin, Second-in-Command.

ភាព ! ! ! ! ! ប្ដី !! ខ្ចី

11.

**! *

例

*** ..

Lieut. Yeannel... Lieut. Miller Lieutenant Le Blanc

Capt.. Lespinasse de Seune Capt. Tracou

Lieut.

Coquelin

Lient: Garreau... Lieut, de Saint-Seine

Capt Bidoux Lieut. Portier

Lieut. Le Coroller

Commander Ragn-Dovauroux Commander Simon

lapt, Armbruster...

Laporte

录音

Saigon

Hongkong

...Saigon

...Euphong

Halphong

***Saigon

...Hapboog.

Salgon

Bise d'Along Balgon

191

19,600 Capt.

•Terquem...

414

Lient,

chua or

Lient, Marchand Lieut. Hubert

Tongku

པ་

Balgon

Lieut.

Commander Bertheatd... Test, Glorieux

Hobgay

Balgon

Lient. Vincent-Bréchignac

Salzon

(Flagship Rear Admiral de Marolles, the local naval defence of

Salgon

Hongkong

Salgon

BUpper YangtzO

Hongay

Saigon

Indo-China, Capt. Passerat de Bilans) Lieut. Hallier Lieut. Duc...

Lisut. FougeropA...

Lieut. Brugaon

At the disposal of Rear-Admiral de Marolies, Commanding the naval defence of Indo-Chins.

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