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Frithjof, Nor. 11, 891, H. A. Haraldsen, 4th

able speech, and that is how, after the ten Mr. Taylor-I have much pleasure is pro-Fooksang Br 1,987, W. E. Sawer, th months have lapsed daring which the lock posingthefollowing resolution: That the follow- Nov.-Calcette 22nd Oct., Goals.-J., M.

& Co is to be panially filled up, these magnificenting geatlemen, Maisa A. M. Manhall, C. R. gndowns are to be built, with electric light and lilts and cranes, how at the end of the Assi twelve months when the debenture interest falls” dúo it`s Intended to pay it without any

money.

Door he expect to be able to pay the 7 per cent interest on the debentures' after two months' working? I should, be glad to hear how it is to be done. I do not for one moment suppose that the principal

would be used to pay the interest.

Mr. White Cooper-The answer to that seims to be so simple that I am really somewhat sur-

prised at its having been put at this meeting.

This company will not be the first company that will have taken, some linio time to com- 'plete its works. The usual practice at home in cases of this kind is to borrow more money than is required. The surplus of the borrowed money in then applied in payment of interest until the earnings of the company are sufficient for it to pay the interest for them. Of course if you were to pay interest on borrowed money out of your share capital you could not pay any dividends upon your capital until you had repaid the interest on the borrowed money, But if you have borrowed sufficient, moncy lo pay the interest there is no necessity to pay it from the eamings straight off. That is the answer to the question, and it is done at home year after year in the case of railway companies and other

which are not in a position concerns completed.

Py interest until certain works have been

Mr. A. L. Anderson--Then I understand that part of the principal of the debenturel is to be devoted to the payment of interest,

The Chairman Exactly.

1. DI. Reid-Having invested a little money in Mesirs. Farnham, Boyd & Co. I have learnt to be a little hesitant about investing money in any other

(Laughter). The génile. company. men who have spoken are practical men and business men, and they have not spoken many words in favour of the Dock Company, but they have spoken in favour of the proposed company. But I am not perfectly satisfied. that thi gs are so favourable, and I do not wish to sail out on a new ship and face a new It has been said it would be very easy Very to secure the money to pay the interest, well, then let the men who can secure the money and interest pay the Dick Company "for its valuable property. I am ready to take "my Tlu. z; and let the money go into the Dock Company, and let us use it to the development work. Inm not willing in go into a new compan

One is

is enough for me.

(1.oud laughter) do not know how many proposi tions have been brought forward.

atort.

P

Nov,Bangkok 27th Oct. Rice-Aaganid, Thoresen & Co.

Post Other.

A Mail will alone for - Quong-chow-wan, Haihow, Pakhoi Haiphong-Per Hus, 7th Nov., 9 A.M. Prinsass Alice, 7th Nov, 11 A.M.

Europe, dc, India; a Tuticorin-Par

G. A. atchelder, R. N.

we, H. G.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY NOVEMBER 6 1906.

HONGKONG:

Adams, P. R.

Bailey, W. S.

Baker, A. S.

and

Batchelder, Mr. & Mrs.

Howes, A. B.. Humphreys, H. S. Hunter, R. Innes,

Russell

KING EDWARD.

Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Nassier, A. O."

Baras, W. F.

Nicholson, D. M.

Paine, A. E..

Capt. R.

P.F.

Booth, H.

Peacock, Miss Angla

Grawalow, EO.

Clark, Mr. and Mrs

R.

N.

Colaban, H. J.

H. D.

Cumming, A.

Bird, H. W.

Disney, Miss

Disney, Mr. & Mr. S.

W.

Mrs. A.

Mu. G. H.

Schles, Mr. and Mr.

B. L

Colville, Lient. & Mrs. Silverstone, Mr. & Mig

Cunningham, Hr. and Silverstone, M. L.

Pennsfather, Capt. and

Silvertone, A. H.

Smith, Mr. and Mrs. N.

H. Malixan, Baroness

Delaney, L. T.

and family

Per

Blood, G..

Blaauw, Dr. and Mrs. Marquardt, Mr. and

F. E.

Mrs.), Marriott, Dr. O..

Donaldson, J. W...

Square, Miss N.

G.

Hochman, R. L.

Hurley, Fred. C.

Mias

Jack, Mrs. C. M.

Burkill, S. A. Harden, Bridou, H.De Gray, and W. if. Barham in appointed, at a commit- tee to carry out the above resolution (Mr. Tay- lor explained that the original resolution wasin tended to refer to the two resolutions, bat the second having been withdrawn, he would with the consent of the meeting alte

Alter the present resolution accordingly. There were no dis-Hopsang, Br." sentients to the.) I wish to say that we are quite open to accept amendments to this reso- lutinn, or additions 10 is. All the gentlemen hero named have kindly consented to take up this work,

and you agents of very large shipping firms, and three you will see that we have three

pretty well-known businessmen. I think you

could leave the matter to them. if you think

youri

interests would be better secured by ap painting someone elie we shall be happy to accept them. We shall, however, be opposed to including anyone who has voted against this scheme.

Dr. Gilbert Reid- beg to propose Mr. Twentyman.

Mr. Hogy seconded Mr. tavlor's resolution, The Chairman I am afraid Dr. Reld you cansuot put a map on the Board who his retired and is living out of the place.

this

Mr. S. Laurence-Might 1 ask if any cash offers for

property have been received? The Chintiman--None, sir. No cash offers The peanlution was carried without dissent, The Chairman-That concludes the business (the meeting.

were received,

he meeting terminated with note of thanks to the Chairman.-N. C, P. Neios.

Shipping.

Arrivals...

vinzess Alice, Ger. ss., 1o,pto, Ch. Polach, 5th

Nor-Yokohama 27th Oct., Mails 'and Gen-M. & Co.

tan Domingo, Dan, A. 2,742, J. F. Gabe, 5th Nor-Europe, 5th Oct., Gen.—M, & Co. ' Kaifing, Br. 5.5, 986, E. Fintayson, 6th Nov

Germania, Ger. s.5, 1.7.4. B. Lorenzen, and NovBangkok 25th Oct. Rice.-J.& Co. Hanyang, Br. 11, 1,207, H. Trowbridge, and

Nov-Canton and Nov., Gen.-B. & S.

"82, 1,359, J. M. Hay, zar Oct, Gong and Sourabaya 24th

Gen.-1, M, & Co. Hue, Fi... 705. j. Pannier, 5th Nov.- Haiphong vin Pakhai, Hoihow and Kweng thaka, Ger. 5.1. 3,269, W. Faass, and Nov.-

chow-wan 4th Nov., Gen.-A, R., M. Bangkok agth Oct, Rice.-S. & Co. Kaga Maru, Jap. 1.5., 3.906, A. Christiansen. 3rd Nov.-Shang & 31st Oct., Gen.-N. Y. K. Kanju Maru, jap.

15., 1,041, K. Hashimoto, 1st Nov., Bangkok and doihow 31st Oct Gen.-N. Y. K. Keong Wai, Ger. a 1,115, Köhler, 28th Fe

Bangkok 20th Ock, Gen-B. & S. Koun Maru, Jap. 1.3, 1.78, Y. Minamikaw

2nd Nov,-Kabe 27th Oct, Gen --Fukutei & Co. Mandal, Nor. ., 1,198, E. Erickson, 4th Nov., -Moji 29th Oct, Coal-Aagaard, Those Mercedes, Br. 11, 2,900, J. S. VcGregor, at Nov., Welhaiwel 25th Oct., Govt. Stores.

Adiniralty.

sen & Co.

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Monteagle, Br. 1., 3.953, S. Robinson, 14th

Sopi-Vancouver 30th Aug., and has hai

11th,

Sept, Flour, Lead and Gen.-C. P. R. Co. Neil MacLeod, Am. s., 90, E. Corral, 19th June-Manila 6th June, Ballast.-Barrel to & Co,

Nile, Br. s... $179, E. P. Matin, 2,.R., 5th Nov., Shanghai 3rd Nov, Mails and Gen. Nissin Maru, Jap. 5.., 993, M. Iwane, 3rd

-P.&O. 5, N. Co. Nov,-Swalow

2nd

Nov. Balles,

• Japanese. N. S. de Rosano, Am. 3.8.715. M. Laper, Blanco, 17th June,-Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co.

uensang. Br. 5.5., 1,128, F.

-Ningpo 3rd Nov., Ballast.-B. & S.

Moji Mooney, 6th Nov-Manila 3rd Nov, Gen-, M. &

Co.

Dardanus, Br, s. 2, 92, H. Nicholas, 6th Now, Shanghai 3rd Nov., Gen.-B. & S. Canton Maru, Jap. s1„, 2,742, S. Hirai, 6th

Nov-Nagasaki mi Nov., Gen.-Yu Hing,

Tai

Keichow, Br. 3.3, 1.215. G. Hooker, th

Now, Cusion şih Nov., Gen.—I; & S. Kwangti, Ch. s.,, 1.536, Wan. H. Luni, 6th Now-Capton 5th Nov,, Gen.-C. ». S. N. Co.

ན

Orel, Br. 1.5. 2,106 G, Maddyll, 5th Oct,—

5th Det, Coal.-B. & Co. Petrarch, Gen. 184 1,752, R. Haije, rath June,

Saigon 7th June, Gen.-S. W. & C.. Phuyen, Fr. ss., Dueraiset, 1 th Oct.,Bang

kok 21st Chr

ch, Gen.-B. & Co. Ragnar, Nor, s. 1,220, H. G Nielsen, and Nov.-Rajang (ornco) zith Oct., Timber.

Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Ger.

1.5, 6,416, C. von Hoff, gihi Nov.-Hamburg and Singapore 30th Oct, Gen.-H. A. I. Sarsogan, Am. 45, 428, Vitteris, 7th Sept,

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast.-Order.

Rhenanin,

New pro-Faus r. s... 1.412, Wheeler, 6th Nov,Sierra Morena, Br. ss., 547, Hannah, 1st Nov.,

Moj 1st Nov., Gen.-J., M. & Co.

sitions are always being ducessed, and ne

comes this memoth proposition

he

pro.

Java 23rd Oct., Sugar--B, & S.

Br. 5.5.4.107. S. de R. Lockyer, A.N.K.,

Macao-Per Honawi, 7th Nov., 1.15 P.M. Swatow and Shanghai-Per Tingine, 7th Nov., 3 P..

Shanghai-Per Kiuklang, 7th Nov., 3 P.M. Singapore and Fangoon-Per Teutonia, 7th Nov., 3 FM.

Yokohama Pet

Rhenania, 7th Nov., 3 7.11. Shanghai, Kobe and

Quang-chawan and Chickhom Jacob Diederichsen, 9th Nov., 5 P.44.

Swatow and Bangkok-Per Kanju Mars, 8th Nav., 9 AM, -

Macao-Per Honam, 8th Nov., 1.15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Hanging, 9th Nov. 3 P.M. Manila-Per Zafiro, Ith Nov., 11 A.M. roth Nov, 2. M

Semarang and ourabaya-l'er Hopsang,

Tientsin-Per Kwelchew, toth Nov,, 3 P.M. Maru, 10th Nov., 5 F..

watow Amoy and Tamsul-Per Masan

Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth--Pei Talyan, 12th Nov, 3P.M.

R. B. Beermann, Dr. Biervliet, A. Van (Vice.

T. Kunze, P. Lang, Miss K. Laidlaw, G. M.

Consul for Belguim) Lehrs, P. Birbeck, R. J.

Bovill, Mr. and Mr. D. McGregor, Mr. J. S.

Breckwoldt, H.

Brighton, F. G. Broeg,

Campbell, L... F.

W.

McMaster, H. B.

MMD, D. G.

5.

Moore, Dr. and Mrs.

W. B. A Newborn, Mr. & Mr.

R.

W.

Carter, Mr. and Mrs.

W.L Carter, A. Chapman, H. X. V.C., Newington, A. G. Chapple, F. T.

E. A. Chapman, B. F.

NUDAD

DE W Chatham, Hon. & Mrs.

B. L.

Chatham, Miss Chichester, D. A. A... D.3.0., Major A. A. Chichester, Mrs. A. A.

Clark, M. O.

T. . W. Clegg. R'N, Eng Lt.

Manila, Simpsonkafes, Ft. Wilhelmahafen, Herbertahche, Merapi, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth - Pet Willeked, 13th Nov,hristie, J. D.

10 AM.

Singapore, Penang and Bombay--Per Ircata,

ath Nov. 10 A-Mo

13th

Australies, 3th Nov, it A.M

Europe, &c., India, via Tuticorinter

Seattle, Wash--Per Kaga Mary, 13th Nov., Moli, Kobe, Yokohama, Victória, B.C. and

3 P.M.

Mar, 13th Nov., 5 P.M.

Swatow, Amoy and Anping-Per Fukusha Kobeles Team, 14th Nov, 3 PM. Manila-Per Rubi, 17th Nov., 10A.M. Europe, &c, India, pr Delta, 17th Nov,, IT A R

i,

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Nippon Maru, 20th Nov, A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasak, Kobe, Vikdom, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.---Per Empress of India, 22nd Nov,, 3 ..

Moji, Kale, Yokohama, Victoria B.C, and Tacoma, Wash.--Pei Tremont, 27th Nov

to A.M.

Tonkin, 27th Oct, ET AM,

Europe, &c. India v Tuticorin-l'er

Victoris and Vancouver, B.C.Ver Athenian, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama,

8th Nov., i A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasak, Kobe, Yokohama and

KIA.M.

Clarke, Mr. and Mrs.

Calvin, 11. E. Connor, L.

and Mrs.

Collies, W. F

Crook, A. H.

Froberg, Capt. & Mrs. Stelter, O. H.

Jackson, Mrs, & child Legaune, Vice-Consul

M.

F.

Mr. and Mrs.

Vlaveanos, Capt, G. Williams, G.

Wright, Dr. and Mi

G. H. Bateson

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER

"November 5th, 1906, mm,

Bar, Th. Hu Wind Wr

Vladivostock, 7. m Nemuro....... 19.81 Hakodate

Kochi *********

Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Tokio

T. L Pfordton, A. R. Von

der Philpot, L. D." Powell, W. A. Preshaw, C. M. Pritchard, H, Reiche, G.

Reid, H. I. Raime, S.

Oshima Naba Ishigakijima.. Chefoo

15 19 97 30.06 30.23-

Weihaiwoi...9 A.03. Hankowa.m.

Roach, Mrs. J. Smg/gat 19 mi

child

Rowaldt, S. B.

Rutherford, Mr. & M1A.

F. 0. Donald, Mr. and Mira, Schween, R.

W. H

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

W.A

Gutzt. A cheen Peak.. Sharp Amoy Swatcw Taiboku

29 87

|

Cruickshank, A.

'alton, R.N., Capt,

•

H.

29.95 70 00

Bivies

Dr. J. 11.

Lm. 30.08

Taichu..

Searle, Rev. G.

Tuinn

29.83

NW

Sharples, H. J.

Koshus......

rg.Bo

NE

Shennap, HB.

Pescadores... t 29.93

E. Bruce

Skina, A.

Hongkongan 30 13 70 Victoria Peak

Smith, B. D.

Gap Rock

...

་

130.19164

Spittles, J. S

Stebbing, W. T.

Stephene, H.

Downing, Mr and Vrs.

T. C. and infant Dunlop, G. A. Einslohr, C. Kinstmand, W. airchild, H. J. Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Flinn, A. R. Fletcher, H. L. Franklin, C. B. Frost, B. I..

moters are most sanguine. It is magnifice Zafira, Br. ... 1,019. R. Hodger, 6th Nov., Sony Oct-Southampton and Singapore Seattle, Wash.Per Minnesota, 29th Nov., Pulfer.

They say that money is sure to come in, and that a dividend of 14 per cent will be paid. Well let the money come right inlet it walk right in, but let these gentlemen pay the Dock Company for a valuable property

Mr. Taylor--Perhaps Dr. Reid would make an offer to rent the land at the oppos.to side to

feed

cows on.

Mr. Kead-I am prepired to take over D

Masila 4th Nov., Gen.-S., T. & Co.

Clearances at the Harbour Offee. Paimun, for Swatow. Hengkong, for Haiphong. Teutonto, for Singapore"

Princess Alice, fer Singapore. Biojun Maru, for Singapore: China, for Amny.

Reid's interest at today's quotation straight side, fur Sig pore.

Dr. Reid accepted the affer.

Rhenania, for hanghai.

for Mafi.

Mr. Nielsen-Unfortunately I was unable in krang, for Manila,

follow the discussion. She various speakers

for Hoihow.

Have given some details of the profit ex. Jebsen, for Canton.

ìn

*must have

pected of this concern. I do not now whether they have given us any bist of what we are i

should like to ask how they have st rived at their figures, and if they con-ulted any technical people. We all krne of course this Mr. Marshall and another gentleman represent big steamship companies, and naturally there is nothing more desirable as far as their bus best is concerned but to get more wharfage

f we were in the sam sympath ze with them.

position we should want to get the same thing What I want to know is on whose authority the

Michael Carl Dilerichien, inx Hady w Kumsung, for Singapune.

Departures.

Chin, for San Francisco,

Den of Frily, for Shanghai, Haimun, toi Coast Pai Tartan, or Segon. Ch yun, for Canton.

Kumtang for Calcutta

carnings of the company are base. I have for Manila. consulted some people whom consider author ities on the point, and if have this question answered I shall be glad to give you whit my authority says about the expected future earn Ing capacity of the company.

The Chairan-I call upon Mr. Taylor to

Baswer.

Mr. Taylor- think Mr. Nielsen had better look at the report of my speech in the paper to-marrow. I do not wish to repent all I have paid.

Mr. Nielsen-1 am sorry you wid nas repea it. I consulted a technical expert-Cries of Name .ae name as the peaker ́ender voured to continue.)

The Chairman-What was the name of the expert?

Nicisant should have to ask lis per- Mr. mission first (Laughter),

for Pakhol. Rojas Maru, for Singapore, Hengkeng for Haiphong. Pitsanulok, for Canton, Kiubing, for Canton, Dakotah, or Canton.

Pasonger arrived.

Per Yuntang, from Manila-Mr. Smith. Par San Domingo, kom Europe-Mr. and Mis. Forum, a children and nurse, Messrs F. Brusewith and H. Ouchterlany.

29th

Teno,

31st Aug. Gon, Store-Admiralty.

Br. s. 1,346, Sommerville, and Nor- Manila goth ct., Gen.-B. & S.

Teofankow 3181 Ct., Gen.-H. A. L. Ger... 3,00, L. Listenbran, th

Friday next, the 9th instant having been declared a public holiday, the Post Office

9 a.m.

There will be one delivery and a collection from the Pillar Boxes'ns on Sundays..

Ting sang, Be. 11. 1,006, Reynolds, 5th Nov,will be open for one hour only fe from 8 to

Canton 4th Nov. Gen, M. & Co. *Tainan, Br.

5.5, 2,300, C. Lindbergh, 26th Oct., -Sydney 5th Oct, and Manila 14th, Gen. -B. & S. Yang, Am. s., 469, H Nelson, 16th Oct.,-

Amay 14th Oct., Ballast-Yeng Chung,

SALLING VESSELS,

Eclipse, Br. bk. 2,968, J. McBryde, 2nd Oct., -Canton retet., Ballast.-S. O Co. Etkasoni, Pr. ship, 1,670; Wm. McBu nie, 12th Oct..-Manila 13th Sept, Jallast - Order. 1. F. Chapman, Am. ship, ot, R. Banfield. 25th Aug. Manila 15th Aug., Ballast

•A K. & Co.

Prince George, Nor. bk...471, A. R. Anderson. 18th Oct.,-Manila 26th Sepi, Old 'ron.- Order.

S. P. Herchcock. Am. ship, 2,036, S. L. Zer,

1st Sept., Manila zcth Aug, Ballast. A K. & Co,

Vessels

mers Expected.

f.

From

Apants J Formosa

ingapore P. & O. CoNov. 8 Aratoon A'cariSingapore D. S. & Co Nov. Ernest Simons Singapore. M. M... Nev. 17 Nippon Maruapan T. K. K... Nov. 13 Sanuki Maru.. Japan... N. Y. K... Nov, 12 Thintahi......

Macassur, C., L.Nov. 13 Athenian .....

Japan. P. R. CoNov. 1 Emp. of Japan. Vancouver C. P. R. Co Nov. 18 Kutsang Calcutta...... M. & Co Nov. i

Per Prinzess Alice, from Yokohama→→Mr. and M. Griffin, r. Gen. Reiche, Dr. Nobler Messis. Bruce D. Smith, A, . Flion, linga L. Wilson, Capt, W. Eberhardt, Cupt. Mangels- dorff. M. Me chera-ices. Dr. Graman, Messrs. Francisco, Tse

and yat servant, Henry Keswick and serv Mr.

servant, and Mrs. J. Chagas, Mr, Anderson-The fieures laid before baby and servant, Consul Dr. Heintre and wore by Mr. Taylor himself. They were laid servants, Messer, C. Woodhead and family, before us on the authority of Mr. Taylor, who, Reiners, G. Beermann, Shishido Mr. and Mrs. As we all know, is an authority-on gold mir Kadorie, Dr Schmidt, F. ing in Weihaiwi (Laughter.

berg, and Mig fuse Drude, Jos, Grün- Monteagle

Mr. Taylor- told you what the space in the godowns would be. I can let you figure it out Fourself. It seems to me a very simple pro position.

Dr, Reid-Lwould like to have the views of this other man. Why caut Mr. Nielsen give them without the name?

The Chairman (to Mr. Nielsen)-Can you give the figures wit out the name

Mr.

Nielsen-He said that if this company

were started with a capital of Tls, 950,000,

ka.

Per Zafira, from Manila-Messis Meany, latching, Helm, Haric, Miss Lamiac, Mrs. Linng Wan Chi and children, Mesars Beattie, MacWill, Rose, Wong Ah Yung, Maynario, and 61 Chuirse,

Shupping leporia

Str. Dardonui from Rhanghai:-Strong N. E. winds in Formosa traita.

Str. Fumtang from Manila 1—Moderate N'-

about one-thirdai what it is founded to startly gale, rough confused sen, and overcast with, in his opinion it would be able to era six per cent under very favourable circum stances. How much would be earned on a capital of Tis. 3,00,00 you can probably Agure out for yourself by rule of three.

Dr.

Sur. Kaitong from Ningpo-Had strong monsoon from Haishans to port with high following sea.

Reid-1 should like to know the opinionile. with mountainous NNE. ses and over- Su. Zafiro from Manila -Strong NNE.

Cast rainy weather throughout.

of the Directors

The Chairman.-The Directors are neutral, Dr. Reid-They should have formed som oplatón. The responsibility rest largely with

them.

A Shareholder.-You have sold your 'shares The Chairman.-The Directors decided to leave the matter entirely, the hands of the thareholders, is enti ely in your hands to decide what you would think best for the com pany. If no other gentleman wishes to say any thing i shall put the amended proposition to the meeting.

|| Dr, Reid-I should like to know whether be then who formed the proposition are willing o purchase the propery.

Vajanla in Port

MTXAMAR

Amara, B. 5.a., 1,566, CJ. Mattock, 8th Oct.,

-Swalow 27th Oct., Ballast.-J., M. & Co. Borneo, Ger. 5.5., 1,344. A. Denker, 18th Oct., Sandakan 13th Oct Timber.-M. & Co. Carl Diederichsen, Ger. L., 954. H. Schlaikier, 3rd Nov., Heiphang and Hoihow 29th Oct., Pice and Cen] & Co. Chowfa, Ger. 5.B., 1,055. Spiesep, 4th Nov, Canton 3rd Nov., Gen.-B. & 8. Clave

Br. 15, 2015, Parker, 19th Oct, Cath Sept., Conix-Groserprent.

Br. ... 2,300, Koas, 5th Nov -Sau Francisco

DOCK RETURNS

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. H.M.S. Taku Montanea -Borneo

મા

+

Kauloon

Sipart

Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs, Canion .........

Sommervills, Capt. A.

Stevens, Rev. A. J. Sutherland, P. D.

Mr. & Mra.

MACAO.........

Hoihow Fakho!..

Photien 10am.

Tourane ...

C. St. James.

Aparri .................6 km.

Thoon. Mijn H. 3.), PERETTA.....

Thornam,

J., Toledano,

(American Vice Can Topliss, H. J.

sul General) Fuller, Denmar

A

Mrs. C. P.

Giant,

Gibson,

A. W.

VOB. Uffel, W. V Unbehaup, C. H.

Verno

Mr and Mrs

Grith, D. P. and on. Mi

Chinese servant

The Money Order Office will be entirelyker, B. Brothenon closed.

CLOSING OF CHRISTMAS' AND NEW YEAR PARCEL MAI TO THE UNITED KINGDÓM.

Parcels for the United Kingdom la Gibraltar November, are due in London on the 8th of posted up to 5 pm on Friday, the and of

November are due in London on the 2nd of December, and those pested on the 16th of December, 1905.

Hewett, Hon. X, A,

Hewett, Mrs. F. A. Hoffmann, W. Forne, R,

Master Wakefield, Mrs, M. Watkins, H. H.

Wilson, H. R.

Wishart, J. B, Wood, G. G.

PEAK.

100m.

Legaspi......6 a.m.) Bacolod Iloilo...

Cebu Labuan....

ال

m

19.83 29.8

November 6th, 1906, a m.

! Vladivostock Nemuro.... Hakodnie

Takin

Kochi

Nagasaki. Kagoshima... Oshima

Nabo

Keisall, R.A., Majorandijima..

Mrs.

We baiwel Kent, R., Col. & Mrs. Hankew.....

R. A.

Austin, F. Belton, Mr. Beach, Mr. and Mrs.

Van der With an

Lay, Mr. and Mrs. an additional fes of 60 cents, parcels Carruthers, E. S. may be sent via Brindisi and if posted before Chalmers, J. H.

Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. 5 p.m., on the 16th November, would accom

H. W. pany the letter mail, which is due in London

Cobden, A. S. on the 15th of December

Par els intended for New Year's delivery

should also be forwarded by the mail of the D Col..

16th of November, as the subsequent parcel mail of the rut of December via Gibraltar is scheduled to arrive in London on the 5th January, 1997,

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The rates of postage ca ordinary parcels to United Kingdom are as follows:- Fora parcelnat ex'ding 3 lbs in weight so ein.

7 lbs.

$1.30 1 lb. -$1.80 All parcela containing Jewellery or any article of Gold or Silver must be insured. This includes Silver or Gold mounted Walking be sealed. The seals must bear the impression Sticks or Umbrellas; all insured parcels musz

of a device or private mark. Coins must not be used for sealing purposes.

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CAPTAIN,

LAST REPORTED AT

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Hongkong

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river gunboat

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Shingbai

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torpedo boat destroyer

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Lieut. Commander C. E. L. Thomas... Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson

Hongkong

Yangtze

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river gunboat

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Yangisse

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Yangtze

Alfred

8th September Caledonien, Idomenani, Fame...

Sunda. and October-Glenturral,

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ibe Chairman - r. Reid, you have heard Dakota and Sh. pghai 1st Nov., Gen- | Romeryshire, Siberien, 30th October-Helene Tamar

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be amended proposition which was proposed Mr. Taylor. They do not propose to pay ish for it. They propose to give a Tis. 25 jara to every shareholder in the Dock Com

Mr. Taylor stated that quite clearly, The amendad resolution, proposed by Me and arcended by Sir Charles Dudgeon aylor and

then put to the nasting sud declared ased, 36 handi being shown in favour, and against. (Loud applause.)

The Chairman. will now put before you the resolution

proposed by Mr. E. Hege. Mr. Hogg. With the consent of 11 seconder beg to withdraw my resolutino as the amend ment has been carried.

The Chairman Mr. Hogy has withdraws s resolution and the amedment is carried. The promotere withdraw the second resolution:

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Thorien & Co.

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7,000

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Captain H. W. Savory, M.V.O. Lieut.-Commander Hughes ... Captain H. Grant Dalton

H. Laut, Commander H. B. Cox

R. Henniker-Heaton Licut Horsey ...

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Lieut. Commander Porcy Crabtree Captain J. A. Tuke

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Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan,

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Commodore H, P. Williams...

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