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Mayor, will be in Hamburi, in two or three days. Other men, whose relations have been

Shanghai, Kobe and Yokohama -- Pel | Finn, Mo, and;/ Tokensianfen, and Dec., 9.

E HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27 1906.

Sataogao, Am, UK, 428, Vittoria, 7th Sept Manila 4th Sept., Ballast,--Order, Nov.--Shanghai vin Foochow, Amoy and Swatow: 24th Nov. Gen.-O. S. K Signal, Ger. 16, 903, Schlaikier, 21st Nov.,

almost as close with the Mayor as those of! In conclusion, the Instructions are said to have Robertson, Miss Robertson, Dr. and Mrs. C. Shosha Maru, Jup. 1.9., 1,511, M. Nemoto, 25th Maalla, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday/Fleming, D. M.

Rual, profese an equal degres of ignorance on the subject.

SCHMITZ MUST RETURN.'

Bot Burns intends to have Mayor Schmitz -back in San Francisco, and if Ruel and the rest of the Mayor's Associates refusa to divulge his present abiding place, other means will be amplayed to obtain the Information. If Schmits chooses to decline a simple request, the invi tation will be made so pressing that he will seo At to accept it.

urged that the education of the children. expelled from the achouls should not be neglected even for a day, and immediate steps should be taken for their readmission.

CONSTITUTIONALIST DEPUTATION TO VISCOUẤT HAYASHI,

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Island, Cooktown, Gairas, Townsville, Brisbane;" Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand: Metourne, Adelaide and Perth-Por Zainon, jrd Dec., SP.M.DAT

Bangkok 12th Nov, Rice.-J, & Co. Sondan, Br. transport, 4,207, S. D., B. Lockyer,

19th Nov. Taku 13th Nov,, Troops.-FAL, Admiralty.

Slagapore, Penang and Calcuits-Par Lat

4th Dec, 2. P.M. //

Europe, &c. India, via Tuticorin--Per Below, tih Dac, 11 AM/

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to disturb the very friendly, relation existin, | Abs suka and child: Bishop J. Johnston, Rer. between the two countries may be prevented and Mr. M. foboston, Mrs. H. Wise, Mrs. H. Färt, Mes: Farr, Mia, E. Prátt, Mrs. J. Baros); Messrs. K. Kasuga, Birch, M. Dombrouski and H. Hamazaki, For Sydney Mrs. Reid, Misses Band M. Reid, Mrs. J. Russell, Mrs. S. Wilson; Master H. Wilson, Mr. G. Denbigh Misses E. Denbigh R, McFeria, Mesams. S Chibs, G. Smith, Mr. and Mrs JW. Clayton, S. Ko and C. Mackinson For Melbourne- Mr. R. Gallitty, Mr., Stephena, Mr. T. Mori,Suisang, Br. 34, 1,776, T. A. Mitchell, i4th Missus M. Wynce and E. M. Bryant. For Nov-Calcutta th Nov, via Penang and

Singapore 18th, Coal-],, M. & Co

Sourabaya-Per Tjiliwong, 6th Dec, 4 P.M. || Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Thursday Island-Mr, Ito.

Tamba Haru, Jap. a.s., 3,805, C. H. Batler,

26th Nov., Shaoghal agid Nov., Gen.-N. Macaster-Par Tiibades, 8th Dec, 4 FML Y. K..! From Tholma, Nor. 8.5, 1.188, F. Jager, 5th Nov Herbertshohe, Merapi, Brisbane, Sydney, Manila, Simpsonhafen, Fe Wilhelmshafen/ Samanor sich Oa, Giảm 2., W A đến

Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne Nev-Moll roth, Nov., Gan, and Matches. 11th Dec, 10AM.. -Fassi & Co. Yruni, Am. 24, 169, H. Nebon, roth Oct-ahma

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

18th Novembar, As has been already mentioned, the Consti- utionalists are of opinion that the best manner in which to check the anti-Japanise movement Honey was out of the city yesterday, and in the United States is to conclude a complete Cheratore could make no defence to the accusatoralisation tresty. The existing legislation

Per Polynesian, from Marseilles for Hong. --Mi sud Mrs. Warlemant and infant, Mr. Lacroix. From Colombo - Miss Hum- phray, Mr. Dunn and II Chinese, Singapore-Mr. Stewart, Dr. Kow. From Sal

Revis

Richards"). Sleling, H

Filz che, CA

Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs. Hurley, Fred, C. Intenobl, C..

Silvaritone, A. H. Jack; Mrs. C. M. ` Silverstone, M. L.. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Square, Miss N.

Muarry S.

Stark, Alnx, M. and son Jackson, M. & child Stewart, C. Lindsay Kempster, Mr. & Mrs. Tobin, R. 1.

Herbert

Williams, G. Kandult, Mr. and Mrs. Wilsher, Mr. Mk-Men,

W. P.

Wright, Dr. and Mrs. Kimura, N. Kinney, Mr, S. M

Abell, Mr.

tions that he is taking this matter up as the of Amaries, excluding races other than white' zon-Mrs. Biedermann, Messrs. P. G." Ellis, Yakiko Mari, Tap. 15, 2019, K. Muto, 15th Adelaide and Parth-Per Prins Sigismums. | Amos, Mrs

attorney of the Spring Valley Water Company and not as Assistant District Attorney of the city, but it was unið at his office that he would arablish the bridlessness of the charge upon kis return.

and negro from the naturalisation law, whe adopted a hundred years ago, when the Amulti« can people knew little about japan.

The "Constitutionalists are of opinion that it It not impossible to secure a treaty admitting

A. Reno, and Laponyade. From for Shangbal-Mr. and Mrs. Rognan, Messrs. 11, Huber, J. U. H. Osborne, Marsall, and Reversu, Mr. and Mrs. Cruz and child, Mr. and Mrs. Cillat, Mr. Japst, Mr. nad Joboston, Neears. Gaudineau and Fitr Hand *Callles, Mr. Fernut; Mr. and Mrs, Im- B-Auvals Tharbeck, Nicolai, Gerti, Combe Fanls and Cheneval. From Port Said Massa Salomon, and Sierbo, From Colombo Miss Fishnos, Mr. Ravella. From Singapors-Mr. and Mrs. Dieppenheim; Mr. Schuepmann, Mm Rosenthal, Mr. C. Shepherd. From Saigon Mr. Dughton, Mrs. Ochiski. From Marseilles for Koba-Mrs. Lyons, Miss Rosemblat," From From Colombo-isses Fora and Kato, Singapore-Mrs. Konishi From Saigan- Mrs. Ohama... From Marseilles for Yokohama Mr. and Mrs. Viel, r. Fevre, Mr. and Mrs Malthood-From-Saigon—Messie-H. Dumond, P. Guisin and G. Chogu.id.

SAT VRINIS.

Oct-Manila 19th Sept., Ballast-Order.

25th Aug.Manila 25th Aug., Ballást ---- F. Chapman, Am, ship, 2013, R. Banfield,

A., K; & Co.

All the city officials who have been inter. Japanese to the rights of naturalisation, as the bourr.. Rev. P. Gutinalle, Mrs. Ravotta, Masst. Eskatoni, Br, ship, 1,670, Wm. McBu pie, rath viewed on the coming prosecution express the utmost equanimity and display the most apprehensive disquietude, Ruef says that it will give him great pleasure to cooperate with Heney and surns in the prosecution to follow, He looks anything hot pleased, and Inter modi- 'hed his first defence, bebind, the barrier of hi

· natural effrontery, by answering the incriminat- log charges of Henry by making counter in criminations.

GALLAHER GREATLY PERTURÏÏED. Gallagher, in great perturbation, avers "that be views the approaching sinjin with the calm that belongs only to the man whose chaste Innocence leaves him nothing to fear from the most searching publicity. Dinan throws down the gage of baitle by declaring that he fears the advent of no investigator, let his ir quity be ever so searching. He adds that his conscience

is clear, but fails to exulain what would be needed to obluse vie tha member.

upervisors Boxton, Rey Kelly and Nich, is all take the stand of injured innocence. Nichols doesn't know that there has been any grafting in the city, because he had paid no attention to it. Kelly is willing to devote his fortune to the investigation of grafting, and the prosecu tion of the grafters, Rea and Boxton court the application of the X-rays in their political

CATHET.

BAYE HE WILL INVESTIGATE. Acting Mayor Gallagher even hints that he is going to undertake a little investigation on his own account. He says that this municipal Thievery is a thing that has never been called sa his official aitantion, but doesn't deny, now that matter has been so widely advertired, that it may become advisable to insert the official probe. He solicits signed statements from repressotative citizens making definite ac cusations, so that he may have something tangible upon which to proceed.

George Keane, secretary of the Board of Supervisors, concocted,

novel defence. He says that Heney is undertaking this prosecu tion as the attorney of tlle *pring Valley Water Company, that Heney is opposed to the adop tion of the Bay City water system by the Board of Supervisore, and that he is undertaking this Investigation inthe hope of upsetting this ac tion. He als allempts to cast a shadow of doubt on Hendy's sincerity by stating that the fatter once obtained a restraining and prevent ing organized labour from interfering with the business of the Danbury Hat Company. It need only be mentiuned in this connection that the present investigating, was undertaken and well under way several months before the Board of Supervisors ever considered the Bay City'water system.

Henty will return to the city this evning,

THR JAPANESE IN SAN

PRANCISCU.

PRESIDENT ROOLKVELT'S ASSURANCES

HENEWED.

16th November.

A Tokyo dispatch states that the San Francisco anti-Japanese movement is viewed

in the same light by both the Tokyo and Wash- ington Governments, and negotiations are being conducted with the friendliest feelings

Japanese are a widely different people from other Orientale. A deputation of the Con stitutionalist party was to wait upon Viscount Hayashi, Minister for Foreign Affairs, yester day, to consult him upon the question.

Yesterday morning, as arranged, deputations of constitutional and Progressist parties called rn Viscount Flavashi, Minister for Fareign Affairs, at his office, to convult on the anti- Japancze movement in San Francisco The Minister received, the deputations separately, and informed them that the two Governments were in agreement on the question. The' Japanese overnment was only furishing material for what was hoped would he the suc Cessful solution of the question, and American Politicians generally were agreed in opinion with the TR Government Viscount Hayashi expressed the hope that the question 'might be speerity and satisfactorily solved.-Japan

Chronicle.

Sinoming.

Arrivals.

Rubi, Br. ... 159. R. W. Almond, 26th Nev,

Manila 74th Nov., Gen.-S., T, & Co Kalgan, Br. 8.m. 1,143. R. Lèwis 25th Nov.

Tientsin and Chefno.16th Nov,, Ground.

R. & S.

Nikko Maru, lao. %, 3434. E. W. Haswell, 27th Nov.-Nagasaki 23rd Nov, Gen- N. Y. K.

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Kohsichang, Ger. s. 1,723, C. Rosielsky,

27th Nov --Canton 18th Nov, Gen‚--Ṛ;-

S.

Hajmun. Br. 1.8., 616, A, J. Robann, zith Nev.,

--Foochow zuid Nav., Amov 14th, and Swatów 16th, Gen.-D., L. & Co.' Coptic, NE 68, 3,744. Wm. Finch, R.N.R27th

Nov-San Francisco with Or Honolulu 6th Nov.. Yokohama 19th Kaba zoth. Magiki zand, and Shanghai a; h, Mails and Gen-0. & O. S: 5, Ch.

Hangsing, Br, sa 1256, 8, Wilde, 27th Voy. -Shanghai and Swatow z3rd Nov. Gen.

I., M. & Co.

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Shipping Raporta,

Str. Kalgan from Tientsin-Strong NE. wind and heavy sea.

Str. Rubi from Manila: Strong NE. gala and very high sea, overcast and cloudy.

Str. Wingang from Newchwang:-Moderate to fight NE. winds, corresponding sea, and fine weather throughoul.

Str. Coptic from San Francisco :-Fine wea ther throughout crossing the Pacific, strong monsoon all the way down from Shanghai.

Voxels In Part

STEAMER Acara, Br. 2.5, 1, 74, & Smith, 23rd Nov.

New York 29th ept., Case Dit-5, O. Co. Athenian, Br. s... 3,883, A. O., Cooper, 13th Nov.Vancouver, B.C., 16th Oct., and Shanghai toth Nov, Gen.-C. P. R. Co. Binh Thuan, Fr. ss., 98, G. Roulet, 20th Sav.,Bangkok 9th Nov, Rice and Timber.-B. & Cn.

Horneo, Ger. 5.3., 1,344. A. Denker, 18th Oct.,

--Sandakan 13th Oct., Timber,-M, & Co. | Derwent, Br. **, 1.565, f. Jenkins, and Nov.,

Saigon 7th Nov, Gen.-Man Fat & Co. Doric, Hr. 3., 4.975. Harry Gankroger, a

No-San Francisco soth Oct., Horatulu 27th, Yokohama 9th Nov., Kobe rath, Nagasaki 12th, and Manila roth, -Mails and Gen., & O. 5. S. Co.

Drular, Nón, 1.4, 1,102, 1. Bing, 21st Nov.-..

Saigon 17th Nov., Rice.-Aagaard, Thore sen & Co.

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Ivy, Am. ship, 181, F. O. Stetson, 25th Nov

Shangbal 28th Oct., Ballast.—Mr. Don- *bar & Co. Prince George, bk., 472, A. R. Anderson 18th Oct.,-Manila 26th Sept, Old Iron.-- Order,

S.

P. Hatchcock. Am. ship, 1,086, S. 1. Zariz,

1st Sept.–Muzila zoth Aug., Ballsst.-Az- K. & Co.

Steamers Expected.

Vessels

From ·Agents- Dur

Delbl

Singapore P. & D. Co Nov. 29 M'gomeryshire. Singapore S., T. & Co Nov. 20 Kauagawa M. Slogapore N. Y. E....Nov. 29 Bombay Maru. Singapore. N. Y. K.... Nov. 30 Zarosster Moji B. & Co.... Dec. 1 Thibodas Kobe,.....]. C. I. L... Dec. Buelow lapan. M. & Co... Dec.

P. E. Friedrich Colombo, M. & Co... Dec. Namsang Calcutta..........., M, & Co Dec. Sandakan ...... Sydney ... V. & Co... Dec.

DOOK RETURNS

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOR DOCKS.

U.S.". Callao ........ Hinang.......... Heungeban Paul Beau......

H.M.&. Kant H.M.S. fanus N Montergio Sorsogos

airını 5. P. Hitebcock ...... Paklat Indravelli

Casinne itan

Aberdeen

Yokohama and Kobe—Per Changsha, 19th

Shanghai, - Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Fer ·Coptic, 18th Dec, 11 A.M. “

Shanghai, Naguzaki,' Kobe, - Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, 18.C.Per Empress of Japan, 30th Dec, 3 ..

Austin, F. Bickhouse, J. Beauchamp, E. H

MY.

G; H: Barnson

PEAK.

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. -

Mr. and Mrs. n der

Carruthers, E. 8. Chalmers, J. H, Clothier, Mr. and Mr.

Cobden, A. S. Codbury, Mrs. R. Darling, Col.

The parcel mall will be closed on Friday, the Codbury, Mias 30th inst., at 5 p.m.

A Pillar Box has been placed at Quarry Bay:

It will be cleared daily at 9 a.m. and 1.30 p.m.

A Mail for Macao is despatched per

s.s. Wingkang on week daya, st ỏ p.m. On Sunday the mail for Macao in closed at Bam.

Mails or Canin, Wuchow, and Sam shui will be closed on week-days, at 7 a.m. and at 6 p.m. until further notice,

16 | Andrews, H. W.

Appel, Mr. and Mrs.

C

Dutton, Mr.

Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.

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Fowler, E. A. M.

Fraser, Lieut.

Gale, Capt. J. R. Gelathrope, Mr.

Green, MH-E;-

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Greenhill, Mr. Gregory, A. Hartel, E.

Hareland, F. A. Hackaday, W. T. Jeffrics, H. U Josling, Lt. Col.

Kolsall, K.A., Majorand

Koot, A, Col. & Mrs, Luask, Mt.

Macdouald, Major and

Mrs.

„Malade, Mr./

Martin, B Mitchell, R. Moncarie

MIS. S.

Moon, Mr. and Mr. Moreno, Mr.

Mable, E.

Painter, Major & Mrs. Porter, J. W.

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

[J.M.) Reges, Mr.

Sower, Mr. W. E. Sinclair, A.~~

Slatyers, L. M. J.

Smith, A. Findlay West, J. J. White, Dr. and M Wilder; A. P. Williamson, Mrs. Wilson, JW,

CRAIGIEBURN,

Adams, M. and Mr. F. Smith, Mr. and Mr.

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Grant

Smith, Percy

Soppa, P.

Garkall, Mr. and Mr Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montagat

'Young, J.'A.

OCCIDENTAL

:

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

R. L.

2

Tarnett, H. JO

3

Falloon, C. H.

HONGKONG.

Adams, P. R.

Horsey, Mr. and Mrs. Pys, E. Burner

H. H.

Smith, E. Gra

G. Howes, A, B.

Hunt, Miss B.

Hunter, R.

0..

Belson; Capt. &

Ivins, D. T.

Binder, F.

Bailey, W. S.

Baker, A. 5.

Battiscombe,

H. G.

·Bayly, Mr. and Mrs. Beattie, R. B.

flock. Hell, Mr. and Mrs. J.

Biervliet, A. Van (Vice

Consul for. Belguim) Birbeck, R.'I.

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Bird, H. W.

Ships PARA The Canal, 314 November-Goelsenau, Bingo" Mar Polyneslin, Kanagawa Maru. 6th November Ambria, China, Hohenstaufen, Cyclops. 10th November-Machnen, Nubia, Octaxiin, Ping Suez, Slavonia 13th November-Benclerick, Survia, Benovan, Sophie Rickmers, Christian Falk. Not. ., 380, G. M. Gundersen, 15thmia, Indrasamka, Prina Eitel Friedrich, 17th

Nov-Canton 12th Nov., Coal.M. B. K.

4

Polynesier, Fr. 88. 1.543. Broc, 27th Nov.-Empress of lapan. Br. 18, 3,039. Henry Marseilles 29th Oct., and Srigan 24th Pybus, R.N.R+8th “ova-Vancouver 30th Nov., Moils and Gen-M, M,

Oct, and hanghai 16th Nov., Mails and Gen.-C. P. R. Co. E-Sang, Br. A. 1971, Lee, 27th Nov- Chefon 2111 Nov Beans and Gen.-J., M. & Co.

Wingsang. Br. 3.5-517, H. G. Walker, 22th.

Nov.-Newchwang 20th Nov., Bean), M. & Co.

Lennox, Br, 8.9.. 7,361, F. McNiin, 7th Nova

Callan het. Pallast.-D. & Co., Ld. Nub'a, fier, 1.4, 2.774. G. Hahal, 27th Nov.

Singapnie aist Nov., Gen.-H, A, L Hailan. Fr. 8, 377. 1, Andersen, 27th Nov, -Hoihow 26th Nov,, Gen.-V. R M..

Clearances at the Harhoar Office.

Cheaneshrw, for Amey, Tremant, for Vjai, Kunnetak for Shanghai, Tean, for Manila.

sang for Canton, Tara Maru, for Shanghai Shotku Maru for Swatow.

Nubia, for Shanghai.

Wangiang, for Canton.

Tepartares

Progress, for. Tonkin, Balsisin, for Holhów, Nerite, inor Cantan, Dapher, for Canion, Tron, for Manila. Kwangtah, for Shanghai. Andalusto, for Japan. Tesa furu, for Seattle.

on both sides. A telegram has reached Tokyo, | Tonkin, for Etiopp, stating that President Roosevelt had again Tremont, for Tacoma. given his misurances of the US. Governmedia | Oceana, for Calcutta.. sincerity to Viscount Aoki, the Japanese Am, bassador at Washington. What course. the Washington Government will take against the San Francisco authorities for the settle ment of the difficulty entirely lies with the U.S. Government, continues this dapatch, and It will take some time before the solution is is finally arrived or Japaness me advised to watch the progress of avents with calmness, so that they may not misapprehend the sincerity of the U.S. Government,

FURTHER PROTEST BY THE JAPANESE GOVERN ENT.

17th November. We learn from a Tokyn discatch that in the opinion of the Japanese verament the ques tion of the anti-Japanese movemra in San

Panınngora arrived.

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Gregory Ancar, Br. 38. 2o. vin Penang

1th Nov,,-Calcutta 4th.Nov., And Singapore 13th, Gen.-D. S. & Co., Heimdal, Nor. «. 762. Johnsen, 16th Nov.,- Bangkok 3rd Nov, Rice.-Aagard, Thore

Ld.

sen & Co.

Hinsang, Br. 4, 1,356, W. J. Davies, 15th Nov.-Cantón 24th Nov, Gen.--J, M. &

Co.

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Hongkong, Fr. K., 7:9, E. Coreil, 15th Nov, Haiphong and Hoihow 14th. ov., Gen. A. R. M.. Indrave li, Br. AM. 3,767, S. Cullington, 20th Nov-Manils 16th Nov., Bailast.-G., L. & Co.

J. B. Aug Kessler, Dut. 26, 7,750, Vonderbas- sen. 26th Nov., Singapore 16th Nov, Ballast-A, K., & Co..

Kabafato Maru, Jap. a. 2.895, K. Yashl

matsu, 21st Nov.-Kobe 14th Nov., Coal and Gen.-[spanere.

Karin, Swed ... 198, G. Petterson, 18th Nov, -Heihow 17th Nov, Gen.—Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

& Co.

Kiyo Maru, lap. ., 1,418, D. Hirai, 24th Nov.-Canton 23rd Nay, Gen-Cilmas

T Kowloon, Ger..., 2,324, H3Stehr, 24th Nov. Anghin, Bangkok) 15th Nov., Gen. and Mostly Rica-S. & Co, Leongsang, Br. 1.9., 1,092, A. G. Smith, 16th Nov. Manila 23rd Nov., Gen. M. & Cn.

Laval, Ger. 1 1,737, F. Natrina, zis: Nov- Bangkok ih Nov, Rice and Gen-8., W. - & Co.

Per Hangsang, from Shanghai-Vira. Stock Machew, Ger. ... 996, 2. Zollner, th Nov, hatsen.

Per Rut, from Manila-Mestr. D.. M. Fleming, F. Benton, C. Yarneberg, W, H. Gulaher, W. McCulley Mrs. A Norton, Mrs. C. P. Jennings, and 1 Chinese.

Per Ruimus, from Coast Ports-Wessra. Mos, Thamas. Phillips, Ferrieigh, Fuller, Morne, Thompson, Anilersen, Garrell. Del-

November-Achilles, Glenlochy, Indramayo, Kintuch, Palerme, Yarra, Wakata Maru, Radnorshire, Kawicki Maru, Sikh, Prinz Ludwig, zoth November-Benglos, Silesia, (Aus) Awaji Maru, Carnarvon, Senegambla, Rasbera, 14th November-Benlowers, Borneo Kouang Si, Moyuns, Patriclur, Tourant, Br roll, Cassar, Longsor,

Hutchinson, Major J. Beldan, H. E.

Innes, Capt. R..

Jennings, Mrs. C. O... joki, J. P. F.

W. B.

1. C.

Bisney, Mr. & Mrn, P.

Biency, Miss

Blanch, Mr. and Mrs. Krüger, M.

N. F.

Blood,

G.

Jó nand, Mr. Boyd, J. M. Bramley, He Breckwoldt, H. Brighton, F. G Brighton, G. L. Campbell, L. F. Caner, Mr. and Mr.

W.L. Canter, A.

Chapman, H. KV.C.,

Major A Chapman, B. F. Chappie, F. T. Chaiham, Hon. & Mrs.

W.

Chatham, Mis

Chichester, D. A. A: G.,

D.S.O., Major A. A. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Christie, J.D. Clarke, Mr. and Mr.

T. W. Clegg, N., Eng. Li,

and Mrs.

Clark, M. O.

Laws, Mrs, G. WI Lebri, P.

3, 8,

Hatje, apt. R.

Lowe, J. C.

Munro, Miss A

Piper, C

Robertson, Mrs. C.

Robertson, Miss, Kathi

Mrs. Robertson, Master G.

G..

Simpson, Mr. & Mr.

T. K.

Stevens, H.

Wessels, Mr. and Mrs.

D.

CHINA COAST HETEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

November 26th, 1906;-à'm.

Hay) Th, Bu.. Wind Wr,

Kusze, P.

Lawless, Major & Mrs.

E.

Vladivostock

婚

Nemuro...

A.11.30.10

Hakodate

ir.25

Tokio

30.34

30 19

3043

3039

11032

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30.28

Mr. and Mrs. ). Logan, Mr. & Mrs. W. Loucks, Mr. and Mrs.

V. A

A Love, F. H. Macdonald, F. G. Marriet, Dr. O. Marsh, H. J. Marshall, R. W. Meyer, P. Moore, S. Moore, Dr. and Mrs.

W. B. A.

Morse, Mr. and Mrs.

V. F.

Murkens, Minu Newborn, Mr. & Mrs.

R. H.

Newington, A. G. Nicholls, E. A. Nivoet, P.

Packer, B, L.

Parker, T. F

Peake, W.

Pennington, Mrs.

Perkins, Mr. and Mr.

Arrivale ni Home-3rd November-Prine Heinrich, Saxonia, 6th November-Palaus, Colvin, H. E. Conner, J. L John Hardie, toth, Nov.-Geitenau. 13th Crook, A. H. November-Atholl, Foxley, Telamon, Oceano, | Cruickshank,.A. Albenga, Socotra. 17th November-Helvetia, Davies, F. O. Oceanian, Scandia. 30th November-Cyclopt, Donald, Mr. and Mrs. Flordtan, A, R. Von Machaan, Bingo Maru, 24th November- Prins Ludwig, Kuwicht Maru.

Post Office,

A Keil will alone for!--

Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Hongkong, 28th Nor., 9 A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Alhasias, 28th Nov., IT A.M.

Shanghai-Per Nubia, 28th Nov., 11 A.M. Macao-Par Honam, z8th Nov., LES P.SE,

Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Powell, W. A.

Downing, Mr and Mrs. Pritchard, H,

W. H. Opo bue, Miss Doolittle, F. H.

der

Phillipa, 5. C.

Philpot, L. D.

W. A

Preshaw, G. M.

T. C. and infant

Reid, H. J.

Dunlop, G. A.

Richardson, F. J.

Dupree, W. S...

Einstmann, W.:

Roach, Mrs. J. S. nad

child

airchild, H. J. Fischer, R.

Fletcher, H. L.

Esterhazy, Countess K. Rowoldt, S. B.

Fisher, R. G.

Franklin, C. B. Freeland, F. T. Frost, B. L.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Per

Gregory Apcar, 18th Nov., a P.M.

1

Rutherford, Mr. & Mra

N. H.

Sandes, Miss F. E.

Schween, R.

'Searle, Fay. G.

Shea, B,

Kochi..... Nagasak.... Kagoshima. Oshima

Naha ****** Ishigakij mua. Cheloo........ Weihaiu.

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Mr. and Mrs. W..

Stuart (American Vice * General)

Gibson, A.

Swałow, Amoy and Foochow -Par Haimun, 29th Nov,, & A.M

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B. & 8, Mercedes, Br. s., 7,000, J. S. VcGregor, ist Nov-Weihaiwei z5th Oct., Govt. Biores, -Admiralty.

Minnesota, Am. 1.6., 10,71^, Chas. Austin, 201h' Nov,-Seaitle 20th Oct., via Yokohams. Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai 17th Nov, Gep.-N, Y. K.

TEAM

Tsingtan, Nagasaki and Vladivostock-Per Dopkné, 29th Nov., 11 A.M.,

Macao-Per Honam, a9th Nov, 1.1§ P.M. T Shangbal-Per Kiukiang, a9th Nov., 3PM. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco Per Deric

Francisco-conglitis A violation of the anev, Mrs. Lossjur, Mrs. "Bergholz, and Bo Monteagle, Rr. 6.3.3.953, S. Robinson, 14th 30th Nov., II A.M.

treaty-should be led by diplomaic negotiations between the Governments of the two co ptries, the opinion being expressed that judicial decisions in America hav nothing to do with the American-Japatory tesuty,

On the 4th instart the Tokyṛ. Governmen! Jasnad telegraphic instructions of considerable length to Viscount Aukl, the Japanese Ambau Andor at Washington, requesting him to lodge fasther protest. The instructions are said to

Chipese.

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

Neil MacLeod, Am. 1; 01. E. Corral, roth Juos,—Manila 16th June, Ballast.-Barrot- io & Ca

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Per Darif, from San Francisco, &c.-r, and Mrs. W. S. Met rod, Dr. and Mrs. W. A.. Christensen and infant, Miss B.. T. Ragen, Menurs,

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Ballast Barretto & Co. R Schattschneidet, Viquhart, B. J. Gu ger, von Schmelling, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Debble and a children. Messrs. A. Smith, F. D Kelly, A, F. Sedgley, F. Thades, W. T. fierin, be to the effect, that the Japaneis in America, O. Brown, Lieut and Mrs C furnia, Me. S. by vinum of the treaty, are entled to receive D. Duck, Mrs. S. M Kinney, Misses S and M the same treatment in regard in protection of Kinney, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Veitt, Mr, E Jife and pepperty, trade and residence as Mallory. Lieut. A E. Brown. Messrs. C. American cliizons add the subjects of the most. Bertops W, Holland W. G. Hoffmark,

Nord, Nor. ., 76, 5. Haraldson, 23rd Nov, Iloilo 17th Nov., Sugar and Sapan Wood, Asgaard, Thoresen & Co.

Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairan, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Taonce

and maid

marker, B. Brotherton Harris, Mrs. W. H. Hewett, Hon, E, A, Howell, Mrs.". A, Hocking, Mr. and Mrs.

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KING EDWARD,

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ston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Almond, Caps, & Mrs, Kinnay, Mias S. M. Parth-Per Nikko Maru, joch Now, 11 4M. Macao-Par Honam, goth Nor, 1.55 PM, Singapore, Pasang and Calcutta-For Bus say, 30th Nov. 2 P.M.

Shanghal-Per Hanechow, 30th Nov., & P. Amoy and Maolla-Per Rubi, 30th Nov.,

3 P.M.

Manila-Per Loongsang, joch Nov., 3 7.M. Paklat, Ger. 2.8., 1,100, H. Demes, 18th Nov. Timor, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cock. Swatow 17th Nov, Rice and Teakwood town, Calms, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, .-B. & S.

Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, M Quinte, Ger. 3.5, 987, Frahm, 23rd Now.bourne, Adelaide and Perih-Fer Faster, 16

Sourabaya 13th Nov, Sugar.-S. & Co.

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faropred nations, The development of the MC.' F. Richmond, Dr. B. 1, Burdeties Rugnar, Nor, 1.9., 1,220, H. G. Nielsen, and

F. A, Bejgkle, T. J. Ryon, Mr. and Mrs, anti-Japanese movenant lo San Francisco CJ. Farrow, Hisses R. and 14. Mellen Capt. being a violation of the truly, means should | W. Benson, and 190 Chiness, be taken for the settlement of the question by Per Nikko Maru, from Japan for Hongkong diplomatic negotiations between the Govern- Mrs. Lyons, Miss Watheson, Messrs. 1. Aldanes, T. Tsukamoto, H. Darion, Mrs. rants of the two countries, without waiting for Shiral and child, Mrs, T. Okabata, Mr. H. Mat ticipions of Justices in America, The hope isso, Mrs. Karmun, Mrs. Swers, Mrs. Polll, caspressed that by the settlement of the present Messrs Chung Woo, Shing Jos Woo and Tei | question the recurrence of anything caloplated Bum Song. Yer Manila Consul and Mrs. S.

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Nov.-Rajang (Boroën) 26th Oct., Timber, =Agggard, Thoresen & 34. Rajaburi, Gar. 14, 1,904, D. Koch, 25th Nov.,

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