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PORIRD SETTLERÁNI OF THE SCHOOLS

QUESTION.

CONTRADICTORY REPORTS.

A San Francisco wessage published in Japanese papers states that the question of the

exclusion of the Japanese children fram, the public school in San Francisco is reported to have been settled. The settlement is mainly due to the earner efforts. of President Roosevelt. Que huuled and three Japanese children are said to have bren allowed to attend the schools ingether with American childsen from Wednesday morning, says the Fapin Chroilcle of zed inst.

The San Francisco Board of Fducation, con tinues the message, alter a discussion for hours of the question with Mr. etcalf, who had been

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

Shipping.

Arrhais

Lightning. Br... 2,122, I. G. Spence, rath NvCalcutta 25 Oct.. Penang and Singapore 7th Nov, Gen.D., S. & Co Ld.

bi, Dr. 84, 1610, R. W. Almond, th Nov, Manila gih. Mey, Gen —S, T. & Co. Wongkni Geil ....., 1,-1, W. Rabu, pak Zor

-Bangkok and Anghin 3rd Nov., Rice and Gen.-B. & S. Kansu, Br, s.6, 1,113, J. Speed, 12th Nov.,-*-

Newchwang 5th Nov., Gen.—II. & S. Petchaburi, Ger. $.5, 1.373, Gosewisch, 12th

Now, Swatow th Nov., Rice and Timber.-M. & Ca

mpte 4 diutius, Br, 55, 3,032, E. Beetham, R.N.R.. 21st Oct-Vancouver, (H.C.) and 'ce, and hanghai 18th Oct., Mails and Gen.-C. P. R. Ča.

Fausang, T. 1.5., 1452, Wheeler, 6th Nov,--||

Maji 1st Nov., Ges.-J., M. & Co. Fooksang Br. s.s., 187, W. E. Sawer, 5th Nov-Calcum zznd Oct., Coal.-J., M. & Co

TUESDAY NOVEMBER 13, 1906.

@auer:

A Mail will close fort-

Macho-Perfonam, 14th Nov., 1.15 P.M.

Singapore. Penang and Calcut--Per Fook ong, 14th Nov, 2 P.M.

Fri, Nor, 3.5, B6, C, Wagle, 4th Nov,-lang-tratcon Apsar, 14th Nov, 2 P.M.

kok joth Oct, ice-Angaard, Thoresen & Co.

Frithjof, Nor. s.s., 89, H, A. Haraldsen, 4th Nov,,-Bangkek27th Oct., Rice.—Aagaard,

Thoresen & Co.

Hamel, Am. 8.5, 2,072, Gunderson, 11th

Nov.-Nagisaki 7th Nov., Gen.-Order. Ischia, Ital, 8.5, 4.15%, Guiseppe, toth Nov., --Singapore and Nov., Gen.--C, & Co. Mercedes, Br. 8.5, 2.900, J. S. McGregor 1st Nov-ihaiwei 25th Oct., Govt. Stores. -Admity.

Htsanulok, Ger. 8.1,167, D. Reimers, 12th

Nov.-Canton tall Nov., Gen.-B. & S! faiching, Br. a, 1,267, A. E. Hodgins, fith |

Nov.Fonchas inth Nov., Amoy 14th, and Swatow 12th, Gen.-D., L. & Co.

1.R.. 1,020, S. Simonsen, tath Nov.-Bangkok jist Oct., | Nell

sent from Washington, agreed to abide by theMadeleine Rickmers. Ger. wishes of President Roosevelt 'to repeal the order for the expulsion from the schools of the Rice.-B. & 3. Japanese children as demanded by the Japan-theangebow, Br. ss., 1,113, H. Ronell, rath ese Ambassador. The Board Education, Nov-Singapore 2nd Nov., Gen.-Chi- Teongsang, Br. s.a., 1992, A. G. Smith, 131h Nov.-Manila 9th Nov., Gen-I, M. &

however, maintain that they are quite entitled by vinus of the st tue of the State of California to exclude all the Asiatic children from the schools.

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President Roosevel has sent a telegram to the Mayor of San Francisco thanking him and congratulating him en the amor.b'e settlement of the dispute.

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Monteagle, ir. a .. 3,953, 5. Robinson, 141h Sera-Vancouver goth Aug., and hang- bai 11th, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.

Am. 61, 901, E. Corral, 19th ila 15th June, Ballast-Barret-

lo & Co. No de Résario, Am., 715, M. Lopez, Blanco, 12th June,Manila 9th June, Ballis-Barretto & Co.

Nippon Maru, Jap.. 14. 3,077, W. E. Filmer, 10th Nov,San Francisco 12th Oct, and Shanghai 8th Nov, Mails and Gen. -N.- Y. K.

Pihawor, Br. 5.5, 4,885, E. Spicer, R. R

Fath London 24 Sept, and Singa-Urel, Br. ss. 2,206, G. Maddrell, ruh Oct,- pore 6th Nov., Gen-P. & D. S. N. Co. Athenian, Br. s... 3,88%, A.-O. Conses, 13th

Nov.-Vancouver, B.C., 16th Oct., and Shanghai 10th Nov, Gen.—C, P. R. Co.

Huichow, Br. ss., 1,717, A. Forsyth, th Nov,

-Canton 11th Nov, Gen.-B. & S.

Clearancon at the Harbour Offic. Meegon, for Shanghai. Hangsing, for Shanghai," Begin Mary, for Moji,

A San Francisco dispatch published in the Jiji states that further agitation have broken out in America in connection with the anti- Japanese mavement n San Francisco. The agitators allege that the Japanese Government in buying extensive tracts of land in Texas, Louisiana and Califame with a view to form-Jatan, for Swatow ing settlements for tired Japanese soldiers. The Washington Guvernment ridicules the al. legation, and declares that it is nothing more than a rute devised by the labour leaders on the Pacific coast for the defence to the unit. Japanese movement.

It is interesting to note that Professor Tominu, one of the "Seven Protesurs," who distinguished themselves for their cauris c declaration against the conclusion of peace with Fussia, boble vary muderate views on ti e present all-absorbing question. he following statement is attributed to its festur Tomcat) 2--

Jumy opinion, theonly courte available for the Japanese to reverse the situation in C-li- fornia, is to femiḥly remind the Amergans loudly of a sense of jurice and humanity, and appeal to the, cunsature at the Ameican people when profess in be proud" -f their Christian civilisauon. A reject by the Board of Education of the purest of 20,1 yeno, Japanese Consul-Cieterai,, wond appraz to injure the prestige ar the Tapier 1 injure, But this can be offset by making repeated protests

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1,000

Canton,

Ader Rickmers, for Bangkok. Michael Jobsen, I Alemai, for Hoikow. Avar, for Am v

habe, ter Shanghai.

Departures.

nv

1.

Australien, for Europe Bytom, for Shangha Hostaner, for Mangli

leafflich, fi Amoy Amara, for Bangay. Zut $7 for Meji,

Andrea Pirlines, for Bangkok.. Chayseng, for stingan, Thựcts, for Canton, Aupa, for Canton

| Hanerung, Jur Sharabai

Write and, for Sustralian Prona.

micks Mar., for Colombo,

At a Moru, for "eattle, Volite for banila. Akane for Deli. Ethik, for Chinking.

farhanpha Highe Landrat Schtig, der Psilon

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Per Pet Rabner from Sw Tow- |. Mc. Konger Pre Zoo erine, frismı Yarid —— Atos Fremary Mis Jenks, and Nr. 11. Allmanda

Ver Li “hing, kom Edenita &e-Lange. Salman 2 dy, Corporal Crchshanks, 352 Chine ed Indins.

Ver form. trots Chest Ports-Mr. S. Boʻgen, Tre Praskeden and child, Mr and MC f edebil Mr. F. Horgen, and

These protes could, be fejlowest up by sending a strong squadron andder Adm tal Togo into the Golden Gate Ify fat the purpose of making a 'demyonistiskan.. Jut such measures sary, in v ew of the set that the anti-lapas nese movement is, mùbing more than a con sequerce of the labur questing.

a conu paratively small lealty in Antenen. Th only course be taken by the Japanese in regard to the questionis tu ortünder the strict guidance of the jam ipfe of justice, and do everything to arouse » ble equinion and strive to induce the San Francisco authorities to reconsider their action Even the people who claim to be istivisminnot remain uninoved when their personal aŭterests appra to be endangered. In such a case the Eglish, Smith, MS te Mexico le Same 14.

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1. Sopala, CAP 1. Comm Phant Tan. Christmas and 2 elid barn, M. 9, at det Bow mard and 2 trildura. Mas, 15. levging, F. A. Call Mrs E Catering Mo Hine and E

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Kenzie. From that and Carme Yak

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unter, M. Purley, French or Germans well not be less furiated

Cap and Mrs, bibe. Mrs

bimen than the Americans. Even a tuval difference, LA, Badge, nd Mr. and Mrs. B. Schneide- when repeated, thy result in reconcilable', From Yokobane - Mr. Donald Me- discord. Anything aloch my lead to the disturbance of the fendly relations existing between the two counties must be sundiously avoided. Any at emptanthe part of the Japanese to arouse hostile feeling a, ainst Amri 'a and any retaliation is only to precipitate the nation into unending trouble. Professor forvizu strongly advies publisis to keep his view well at heart The other six professursse silent,

A San Francisca telegram dated the 1st inst communicated to us by the Asahi, is to the eff:ct that Mr. Metcalf, Secretary of Commerce and Labour, arrived there on that day and de- clared that the action of the Board of Educa tion of California is at variatice with the pro visions of they reaty between Japan and Ame. rics, which stipulates that all imomilies and privileges granted so the people of the must favoured nation's sha the ex ended to the Japan- ese. No seulement was vrrived a, in regard to the schools question

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Sir. Rab from Maula-Strong mouseo and high sea, clear and Imady

Str. Hakama from Fanchow, etc.;-Strong gastou down to Kreaker's Point.

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OPIUM CUOTATIONS,

Today's quotations are as followe

Malwa Naw

* Old

*Older

Oldest

M

Patni New

Old

Old kajerwer

Poriso (Paper)

.. 820/850

:

The the song from Saurabaya; Fine clear weather with moderate winds till lat, 18, from then to las 21 N strong winds increasing to hade te Mk kale, with very high sea, from. thence to port weather improving, clear weather throughout.

Sar. Tinhos from Chelang-Light to moderate SW breeze, leaving there hauling to NW and N and freshening en stronk brecio and moderate gale, with high NE sea in the Fatuosa Channel in Breaker Paint, thence ra par innderate to light Ny to NW breeze and Ane clear weather, with smooth sea.

Vasuola in Port

STKANTAR.

866 Adana, B. $1., 2,178, J. F. H. Park, ah Nov,

-Moj 6th Nov,, Col.-D. & Co, Ld, Alabama, Br. 5.8, 135, A. E. Ell, rith . Nov., Salina Crusvia Foochow 8th Nov..

Ballast.-D, & Co., LA. Arratonn Apcar,

Per picu!

..@ 160.900 .® 930/960 .@qla 1,030

Per chest T 9401

Br... 2,931, A. E. Gentles, 9th Nov., Calcetta 24th Oct., Penang 10th, and Singapore and Nov., Gen.-D. 6. & Co. Ld. Borrino, Ger. KE, 1,344, A. Denker, 18th Oct., Sandakan 13th Ut, Timber.-M. & Co. Childar, Nor. 5,1 5,102, H. Nielsten, gh Nov.,

-Bangkok 1: Nov., Gen➡N, Y. K. Chunsang, Br. 1.3, 1,417, R. Cox, rah Nov, -Sourabayk 30th Oct., Suger.-J., M. & Co.

J

Adam, Mr. Adams, P. R.

| Albertz, K.

Bailey, W, S. Baker, A. Si

Heattie, R. 3.

HONGKONG.

Singapore, Penang And Calculta -- Per | Rattiscombe, H..G.

Manila Per Team, 14th Nov. 3 PM. Saigon-1'e Shakjekin, 143h Nov, 4 PM. Swato Amer and Fonclaw-Per Hal ching, 15th Nov., A.M.

Singapore, Penang and Rombry--Ver Ischia, -45/h Nov. NoôN,

--

Macao-l'er Honam, 15th Nov. 15 P.M. Kobe-Pri Ti nan, 15th Nov. 3 r.M Swatow, Amay and Foochhw--Per Quarta, 5th Nov., 5 P.M.

Macao-Per Honam, 16th *ov., 1.14 F.M, Manila-Per Loongsàng, 16th New, 3 F.M. " Shanghai-Per Choyang, 16th Nov., 3 P.. Amoy and Manila-Res Pubi, 16th Nov.,

4 P.M.

Swato, Amay and Anping-Per Fukesha Maru, 16th Nov. 5 P.M.

Thelin, 19th Nov., A..

Europe, &c. India. pra Fai unt

| Biervliet, A. Van(Vice- Consul for Belguim) Birbeck, R. J. Bud, H, W.

Harker, B. Brotharton Hasiam, C. S. Heweit, Hon. E'A. Hewalt, Mrs. A.

Hine, E. S Howes, A. B. Hunter, R. Hutchings, B. A-

stisney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Krill, T. Hisney, liss

Innes, Capt. R. Joki, J. F. F. `Joughin, J. C.

Krüger, M.

Blinch, Mr. and Mrs. Kunzo, P

N. F

Lawless, Mrs. A.

Bond, G

V.

Bovill, Mr and Mrs. Ö.

Hirven H.

FG. Brighton, G. L. Calisen, F. W. Campbell, L. F Carier, Mr. and Mrs.

W.L.

Carter, A.

KING KIWAND

Almond, Capt. & Mrs.

Russoll

Blunt, Capt. H. L. Hraw low, E. O. corhno, H. J. Colville, Lieut. & Mrs.

McCracken, J. Montfort, Mă, de Montlari, Miss de Nicholson, D. M. Paize, A. E. Peacock, Miss Annie Pennefather, Capt. and

Mrs. G. H..

and Reyes, Mr. and Mrs. R. Sandison, W. M,

H. D. Cumming,.A. Canningham, Mr.

Mrs. A Delaney, L. T. Fool, E. H. Higgins, J. G. M. Honning, Edward Hurley, Fred. C. Jick, Mrs. C. M. Jackson, Mrs, & child Kimura, N.

Lecomte, Mr. and Mrs. Kunda, vi

Lehrs, P.

F. H.

Marriott, De, 0.

Logan, W.

Love.

McGrath, R. A.

McGregor, Mrs. J. S. Moore, S.

Megre, Dr. and Mrs.

W. B. A

Chapman, 11.x.V. C., Newborn, Mr. & Mr.

Major A

K.

Chapinang B. F. Chapple, F. T. Chatham, Hon. & Mrs.

W.

Newington, A. G.

Nicholls, E. A.

Packer, B. 1..

Chatham. Miss

Palmer, H. H. Parker, T. ".

Silvertone, Mr. & Mr.

*S.

Silventone, A., H. Silverstone, M. L. Square, Miss N.

tory, G, F. Thomson, D. D. Vlaveanos, Capt. G.

·Williams, G.

Begeuné, Vico-Consul Wright, Dr. and Mrs

G. H. Bateson Lundholm, Capt. B.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

f. November 13th, 1906, 1.m.

Vladivostock. n.m.

Bar. Th. H. Wind Wr

Nemuro....G a.m. 30.48 Hakudato...

Tokio ........ Kochi.**

Nagasaki...

Kagorbima...

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3056)

130.50

130.07

30.19

30.15 29.85

20.40 29.50

Chefoo............. am

hima

D9.0., Major A. A. Pearce, H. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. akijima...

hristie, J. D. Clark, M. O.

Macao-Per fonam, 17th Nov., 1.15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Kansu, 17th Nov. 3 R.w Swatow, Weihaiwei, Chefoo and Tientsin- Per Hutchów, 19th Nov,, 3 P.4.

Swatow, Amoy and Tamsi-Per Jordin Chichester, D. A. A. G., Peake, W. Maru, 19th Nev., § P.M.

Shanghai--Per Pasting, 19th Nov. 3 M. Singapore'er Telemachus, 19th Nov.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohamn, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Nippon Maru, 20th Nov, 11AM.

Europe, e India, zza- Tatienrią Pe From, 21st Nov, 11 A.M.

Shanghai-Por Sanokring, 241 Nov. 3.M. Shanghai Nagasuk Kobe Yokohama Siretoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Empreti of India, 22nd Nov, 3 ..

Mo ph Oct., Coni.-B. & Co. Ragnar, Nor. s.5., 1,220, H. G. Nielten, and Tov.,--Rajang (Ratpen) záth Ock, Timber.

Aagaard, Thoresen & Go. Sarogan, Am, 3.8., 428, Viteria. 7th Sepl30%

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast, frder. S'ahjeban, Br. s. 1,095, J. H. Scone 8ch

Saigon and Nov, Gen. Chinese. ierza

Morena, Br. ss, 147; Hannah, 1st Nov., Java 23rd Oct., Sugar —B.& S. Skull, or 8.5.. 947 A. Odd, th Nov. Bangkok 3 th Oct, Rice and Meal Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Strathmore, B., s.s., 1,195, H. King, 8th Nova- Fit Laar 2 th Octy Bathast.-D. & Co.,

d..

Taming. Br. 46, 135) W. W. Outerbridge, gth Nov.- Manili 6th Nov., Gen. --H, &

Jean, B1. 55, 1.346, Summerville, and Nov,-

Manila inthet, Gen.-11. & S. Telemachus, Br. s.s. 4,800, J. 13. Goodwin

12th Nov.-Tacoma via Yokokaina and Shanghai 4th Oc... Gen.--B; & Thelma, Nor. 5.5., 188, F. Jager, 8th Nov

Samarang 29th Oct., Gen.-S', W. & Co. Tainan, Br. 5.5, 2,300, C. Lindbergh, 16th Nci. -Sydney 5th Oct, and Manila 24th, Gen. --B. & S.

Wakamatsu Maru, lap, 5.4, 7.778, N. Goda, Tith Nov.-Moji 6th Nov., Coil-M. B.

K

Yruna, Am. 3.5.. 467, H. Nelson, 16th. Det.,--

Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast-Yeng Chung).

SAILING VR. 3 Eclipse, Br. bk., 2,958, J. McBryde, and Oct., Canlao 1st Oct, Ballast.-S. 0, Co. Kakasoni, Br, ship, 4020, Wm. McRosie, 12th

Oct-Manila ith Sept, Ballast-Oul ș

• 1 F. Chapman, Am ship, 2013, R. Banfeld, agih Kagu-Manila 13th Aug., Baliącı →. A., K. & Co.

Prime Georg". Nor Bk., 473, A. R. Ahderana. 18th Oct,Manila 26th Sept, Old Iron- Under

S. P. Herchcock, Am. ship, 2,086, §. I.. Ze:12, 1st Sept,Manik zuth Aug., Bailast.-A., K. & Co.

stomers Expecton,

Vessels

i Fram

Agents

Kulog Singapore | Na CoNow, n Iyo Mară -ingapore 13. Y, K........|Nov 15 Devinha... Singapore (P. & D. C3Nov. 16 Benim and Singapore G., L. & Co Nov. 16 Colombo Maro Singapore N... K... Nov, 16, Joy of Japan japan...... C. P. R. Cs Nov 18 1....

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Bornen... Monteagle

Amary Nors gon Chawls....... Sabre...

Hypria Tainan

Taming...... Chinkai Mau ....................... Alabama

Manilner Zufre, 2th Nov., 21 A.M.. Moli, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria B.C., and, Tacoma, Wash-Per Tremont, 27th Nov,

10A.M.

Europe, &c. India in, Tuticorin Pes | Tenbin, 17th Oct, 13 A M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Vokohaına, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C-Per Athenton, 28 Nov, 1 AM,

latke. Mr. and Mrs.

T. W.

Clers, RN, Eng.-Lt.

and Mr. Collins, W, F Colvin, H. E. Connor, JL, Chuckstrank, A. Croak, A. 14.

Cull, J. A. Hives, F. 0.

lonaki, Mr. and Mrs.

W.H.

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

W.A.

Pfundien, A. R. Von

der

Pledge, Miss de Pulpo L. D.

Powell, W. A. Preshaw, C. M. Fritchard, H. Reid, H, L.

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Riddick, J. G.

Taibo

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Roach, M., S. and ↑ Turcbru

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Rowoldt, S. B.

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Sandes, Miss F. G. Sanders, Dr. J. II. Schween, R.

tä 11 30.05

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Gap Reck

Searle, Rev. G.

Maran..

30 12 64

E. Bruce

Skino, A,

Spitiles, J. S.

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Siebbing, W. T.

Stephens, H.

Sutherland, 1. D.

A parti

C. St. James.

Swindells, Dr. E.

Manila... Legasp

16 am.

[9 a.m

Downing, Mr and Mrs.

T. C. and infant Dunlop, G. A. Dupree, W. S. shanghai, Navasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and Parly, J. B.. Seattle, Wash-Per Afinnsson, 29th Nov.airchild, H. J..

instmana, Fucher, R. Fletcher, H. L. Fisher, H. G.

Franklin, C, B. Frasi, R. L.

11 A.M.

Tumor, Post Darwin, Thursday Volant, Cook-j tome, Cairas, Townsville, Kenbane, Sydney Hahart. Launceston,

New Zealand. Mal bourne, Adelaide and Perth-Por Eastern, 15 Dec. 9 AM,

CLARING OF CHRISTMAY AND NEW YEAR- PARCEL MAN TO THE UNITID KINODOM.

Parcels for the Waited Kingdom via Gibraltar post up to 5 pm on Friday, the and of November, as due i London on the 8th of December, and those p sted on the 16th of November are due in London on the 2 nd, of December, 19,

・ional fee of 60 cents, parcels

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With may be sent via frip-fish and if pastel before

Fuller. Stuart

J.

Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs. Hoihow.9am.

Pakhoi... Phulien Tourane erza

Thampion, Mr. & Mrs. Bacolod Thompson, Miss H. M.¦ Hajle

(American Vice Can.DR.

sul General) Fuller, Denma Mrs. C. P. Gibson, A Grant, A. W. - Grant, J Hanna, Mrs. G. Hauna, Mist P.

Th, H. J. Uffel, W. Von.

F.

bshaun, C. H

Vonles, Sir and Lady

Vanles, Mins

Wakefield, Mr. M.

Wishart, J. B.

Wend, G. G.

PEAK.

m., the 16th November, would seem Abell, Mrs.... bay the letter mail, which is due in London! Amos, Mrs. on the 15th of December,

Austin.

F. Par els intended for New Year's delivery Backhouse J. should also he forwarded by the mail of the Beauchamp, E. B. 16th of November, as the subirquent parcel Balion, Mr. mail of the 14 of December via Gibraltar is Bosch, Mr. and Mrs. scheduled in arrive in London on the 5th January, 1007.

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The rate of postage on cirdisary parcels to United Kingdon are as follows! ~ Fora parcel not ex'ding 3 lbs in weight 60 cts.

7 lbs.

$1,20 11 lbs.

$1.80 + All parcels containing Jewellery or any article of Gold or Silver must be insured. This includes Silver or Gutt mounted Walking Sticks or Umbrellas all insured parcels must le sealed. The seals must bear the impression

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

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7 M for Macao is despatched per xx Minghang on week-daya, at 8 pm. Op Sunday the mail for Macuo is closed.at 8 a.m.

Mails or Cant n, Wuchow, and. Sam: shui will be closed on week days, at 7 4.m, and

at & p.m. until further notice,

ATSTARES AT THE HOTELS,

CRAIGIENITEN.

1:

Van der Carruthers, E. S Chalmers, J. H. Clashier, Mr and Mrs.

+t. W. Cobden, A. S. Codbury, Mr. R. Codbury, Miss Darling, Cal Dutton, Mr.

Ellie, 'Mr. and Mrs, Fowler E, A, M Fraser. Lieut.

Gale, Cap. J. R.. Gelsthrape, Mr. Green, Mit, H. E. Greenhill, Nr. Gregory, A Hariel, E. Hazeland, A Hockaday, W, lefias, H. U. Josling, Lt. Col.

Adanys, M. and Mrs. F. Sajith, Mr and M. Kappela, Albert

10 Am

DE

6 1m.

raam 29.80j

29.78 81

Cebu

་་

29.80 86

Labuan

D 29.90 77

November 13th, 1906, m

Vlubrestock.7 m.

Meniuro...... Hakodate

Takic ........

16 am. 30.0

13044

30.38

Kagoshima... Oshima

Kochi... Nagasaki....

13011)

39.99

[29.86]

29.38

29.75

Kelsall, A., Majorand

Mrs.

Ishigakijima.. Cheloo Wehalwer. Harkow....

2966]

16 A

19 a.m

15.

30.31

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. | Naba mm.

ES

Kent, RA. Col. & Mrs. Leark, Mr

Macdonald, Major and

Mra Malade, Mr. Martin, R Muchell, R..

Mrs. S.

Meon, Mr. and Mrs.

Kiukias · ·

30.19 61

Shanghai..... 9 am. 30.2 Gutta..... Sharp Penk... Amoy

Swal

Moncarieff,1,Col. & | Taihok

Meredo, Mr.

Mubile, E.

Painter, Major & Mrs.

Porter,

W.

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

J. M.

Reyes, Mr.

Saver. Mrs WE Sinclair, A.

Skyers, L, M. J. van Smith, A, Findlay West, J. J.

White, Dr. and Mrs. Wilder, A. P. Williamson, Mr. Wilson, J. W.

OCCIDENTAL

Robertson, Min Kathi Robertson, Master G.

G: Blevens, H,

"

20.10 65

6 am. 29.98 63||

29.91 61

...5 40.20.98)

Taicho

Taina...... Koshen

Pescader...

41

"

13

Cantor...... 19~1.m. Hongkongam Victorin Feat

Gap Rock

Масло

Hollow

Pakboi. Fhullen

Tourang

C. St. James

Aparri

Manila.... Lekaap.....

I

a.m.

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16 m.

Bacolod 9 m.

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Binder, F.

Cebu......... Labgao.....

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K. 1.

Crant

Lowe, J. C.

Now, let Noy, ta'si

Barnett, H. J. ^.

Smith, Percy

Mangaladroff, Capi.

Vieweg, Karl

1...

4 1:250:

Falloon, C. H.

Happy P.

Morris, J. P.

Willhelm, H.

Pomelet

30,05

19.94

Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs.

Pye, R. Burnes

Moringne

Piper, C.

Wessels. Mr. and Mis.

D.

Temperature wa

70

74

#

Abarther

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Smith, E. Geant

Young, I, A,

Robertson, Mrs. C.

Humidity ..................... Hainfall,

44

50

**

Capitan

SHANGHAI DOCKS.

5th November. Ichang....................International Dock.

·Ella....

................................. .........................International. „

NAME

Webr, Mr. and Mrs. Monro, Miu A.

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

CL.Ask.

CAPTAIN.

Commande. E. La T. Leatham Captaie C, L. Vaughan-Leo

Lieut. Commander E. G. W. Davidson Lieut, Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B. L. Majondie...

TONS.

GUNS, LHP.

LAST REPORTED AT

Alacrity

*

Astara

despatchives18)... cruiser, 2nd class

Bramble

river gunboat

1,700 4 4.353 710

IQ

6

3,000 1,000 900

Hongkong

d Weibulwoi

Yangtze

Britomart

river gunboat

710 6

goo

Yangiszo

Cadmus Cherub Clim Diadem

sloop

1,070

1,400

Shanghai

water tank nad tast

390

100

Hongkong

1,070

1,400,

***

Commander C, D, 9. Raikes

114

Hongkong

cruiser, 1st clas

F1,000

16,500

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

torpede haut destroyer....

306

5,700

craiser, zail class

4.360

10

7,000

Captain H. Grant-Dalton

Liest, Commander Hughes ...

Hongkong

கிழக

Hongkong

***

Shanghai

thepiedo boat destroyer

275

4,000

en toute Hongkong

warped logs destroyer

273

4,000

an route Hongkong

torpe da imat der fortyor Crta, chi pinsa

*Bo

f

3.000

Licut. Commander W. H. Darwall

9.800

14

12,000

+

cruiser, 182 class

#

14,100

18

50,000

Captain C. F.

***

610

4

1,200

Percy Crabtree

9,800

14

A

180

Ships Passad The Cenal 28th September-Caledonien, Idomeneus, Achilles, Sunda. and October--Glenturret, Armand Behiç, Benmohr, Den of Kelly, Mens- wn, 6th October-C: Ford Laeisz, Essherzog, From Ferdinand, Polyphemur, Promathews, Tonkin, Hakata Maru, Kamakura Maru, cib October-Formnsa, Sachten, Myrmidon, 19th October-Alcinows, Hyson, Java Polynesten, Silesia Ger), Rhenania. 16th October- tomond, Denverlich, Diomed,

onia, Albenga. Benledi, Sux-

Fame...

Flir...

Hat

JANU Kest

-

King Alfred Hinaha

20th October Andalusia, Ernest

Prix King Heinrich, Oceana,

Sado

Mark

"Atholl, lyo Moru, 23rd October-Glenroy, Premetheus. Mcnmouth.. 26th October-Glaucus, Nubing Salaris, &fant. Manthan.... བས་་ ་

One gomeryshire. Siberlen, 30th October-ffelent Rickmers, Peless, Octana, Socotra, Pring

Robin... Regent Luitpold, Teaser, Foxley. Namur, 3r Snipe...

Sandpiper ... November-Geisenau, Polynesien, Bing Taku... Mari, Kanagawa Maru, fih November- *mbria, China, Cyclops, Hohenstaufin, joth November-fachaon, Nubto, Oceaniin, Ping Suey, Slavonta.

Tamer Teil Thistle

Woodlark

Arrivals at Home 25th September Walerwitch Ambria, Nordkap, 8th September-China. Wing Is October-Nubia, sed October-Wakata Widgeon Maru, Prins Estd Friedrich, Alexta, Orasten,

Woodcock... 6th October-Yunnan, Caledonien, Fatroclua, 12th October-Achilli, Hakata Maru October-Sunda, 16th October-Glinturret, Sprain, Sachsan, 10th October-Palymastan, Schuylkill. 23rd phemus 26th October-Diomed, Indrapura, October-Mamnen, Poly Sade Mar. 29th October-Java, th Octo ber-Benverlick, Jaurie, Silesia, (Gin.) 3rd November-Prían Hilirich, Saxonia, 6th November-John Hardie, Peleus. 10th Nov.

GatisUNAMI

river gunha cruiser, it class

river gunboat

torpeder boat

23,000

Loo

140

Liput Commander H, D; Cox Lieut.Commander R. Henniker-Heston

Captain S

S. V. V.

Y. de Horsey...

Lieut. Commander

Robert E. Vaughan.

Les mer Kiddle

Lienta

Licut.

C. C. Walcalin H. T. Atlay J.T. S. Lyot...

Boats. T. O. Strath

Commodore H. P. William... Liant Commander E. Secretan ...

Lisst. Commander R. M. R. West

en route Hongkong

о

Hongkong

Hongkong

Yangleze Hongkong

West River

en route Hongkong Well River

סין..

140

West River

Yangtza

Hongkong

Hongkong

Yangtze

**

river unboat

fiver gunboar

240

Turpedo bont destroyer...

250

6,500

receiving ship...

4,551

river gunboa!

180

Boo

river cupbout.

710

900

surveying ship.....

torpedo boat destroyer...

345

6,300

020

450

Commander R. W. Glennie

Lieut. Commander Stevenson

Yangtze

en route Hongkong

torpedo boat destroyer

360

5,000

Lieut.Commander O. E. L. Thomas'...

121

Hongkong

224

river gunboat...

195

800

en route Hongkong

N

***

river gunbe

150

350

*

Yingtone

to

231

550

Lieut. Commander Juo, F. Knox......

Vanxture

ver gasbas..

• Flying Flag of Vica-Adential Sir Arthur W, Mpare, Dommander-in-Cof.

Lieut Commander G. B. Spicer Simson Yaartara Lieut. Conimandar G. J. Todd