Shark-Sa Yummammot
Skate-Po-Yu...............
Shrimps-Ha
Snapper-Lap Youngana
Solas Tat Sa Yünipula
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FRUITS.
Almond-Hung Yan.......... Apples, California)-Kam San Ping
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(Chefoo)-Tin Chun Ping
Ko.........
Small-Hei Tong........................ Custard-Fan Lal Chi..........each
› Bananas, fragrant, Canton-Sang Sheog
Heung Chio....irmio..........D '» (brides); Macao-San Heung Chlu Chestnuts, Chinese--Foong Lutin n Cammbola-Yeung Tou............ Cocoanuts Yth Ts: ...............................each Grapes-Sio Ta! Trimmingmað Lamons, China-Ning Moong......
Amer-Kum San Ning Moong, Lichees, Dried Lai Chi Cor visionen
Fresh, Lai Chi
Limes, (Saigon)-Sai Kung Ning |
Moongk.......... ..........each Mango, Manita-Lui Sung Mongat... Mango, Saigor-Sai Kung Moong han Mangosteens, San Chuk Tı do1, Oranges,” (American)—Sang Sheng Tim
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Chang
Small Tai Kut.cally. Mandarin-Tim Kut
Olives-Pak Lam ..............
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Passion Fruit...................... dozen Pears, (American)-Kam San Shut Li B
(Canton), Cooking-Sa Li (Shanghai)-Sheung Hoi Li...
Coats,
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, DECEMBER 15 1906.
THE "LULHUN". AT THE SMANŒUVRES,
ths superior officers. We are told that there is "nothing wrong" about the Chinese cavalry- man, it is bis preed that is the matter. These, for heavy cavalry or heavy guns, will have to It is safe to say that, in dealing with Chinese be bred or imported. The other fault is «fer
more serious, for from field-officer to Com 20 affairs, Englishnina may safely distrus, or even 18 disbelieve, almost everything they are told, barmander-in-Chief there has been no military one solid fact-the value of the Chinese soldier, tradition to inspire, no practical experience to For if they ignore Private Lee-ab-Sam or teach, and nothing like sufficient time (bardly 20 Subaltera Wong-ah-Sing either, they will do to four years) to produce eves a well-trained hat- 55 At their own future peril. Why, only four or tallon commander Süll-this-is-so evil that,
five years ago the name of soldier literally so far as theory and
given application and ability, and the continuance of the preadat keenness for efficiency.
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stank in the nostrils of Court and--people-alike-{- will be overcome intching, cas 'remedy it
19 China Whilst now, in response to the Imperial Hdit calling upon them to do so, ber princes, sabies, gentry, and official classes are vying with each other, in their eagerness to offer their sons to be trained for officers as the military school át Poking.
Now, the official standard strength of the "Imperial Land Forces was originally to have been some four hundred and fly thous and men and nearly three hundred thousand in the first reserve, but since then this pro.") Kramme-ambitious as it was-has been so- perseded by the watchword. "As in Japan," thanks," as has been said, to Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's "meakness" in hand- ing over the coveted .M.C. war chest. For inflicting which grave-perhaps irre parable-inju: on his own country for
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Ships Passed The Canal: 11th Dec,-Singapore 1st Dec., Gon.-M. 3rd-November-Gnalsinau, Bingo Maru, Blood, G. & Co.
Polynesien, Kanagawa Maru, 6th November Canion Maru, Jap, #5, 1,997, S. Hirai, 30th | ➡Ambria, China, Hohenstaufin, Cyclops, 10th
Nov.-Ssigen aand Nov., Gen.-Shuqiai | November Machaon, Nudia, Ocnamien, Fing | Bomand, E, S. N. Co.
Sway, Slavonia. 13th November-Bencleuch, Chowtsi, Gor. s. 1,115, W. Möllermann, 7th || Suevia, Benavon, Sophia Rickmers." Christie Dec-Bangkok and Swatow 28th Nov, fa, Indrasamis, Prins Eill Friedrick, 17th November-Achilles, Ginoasa Mars, Rice and Gen.-B. & S.
Indramayo Nor. 1.1, 788, S. Steenssa, joth Nov, Kintuch, Palermo, Yarra,
sch & Co.
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Carnarvon, Senegambia,| Carter, A. Rasbera 14th Kowang Si, Mayung, Patroclus, Tourang, Br
F.W.
Paking Court should surely Doll 24th Nov., Coal.—Aagaard, Thore Radworskira, Kawacki Maru, Sikk, Prins SLF
their benefit sua present C.B." with "the Yellow Jacket and Peacock's-feather" to coveted of mandarindom
Lichtig, Mr. and Mrs.
and infant Legati, Mr. & Mr. W. Lucas, Colonel & Mrs.
and maid Manusso, N. J. Marriott, Dr. O. Mallon, Mr. and Mrs. Mouro, S.
Moore, Dr. and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nawbörn, Mr. & Mr.
Newington, A. G.
| and the Button appropriate to the rank of Pay Empress of Japan, Br. 13,039 Henry | (Aus.) Awovember-Bantawers, Borneo, | Chapman,' H.K.Ÿ.C.', Newman, E, R
master-General of the Lo-chun!
Indeed, last year's manceuvres at Ho-chien- fu (the first ever held), China's greatest viceroy, and the most powerful subject in that, Empire, Yuan Shik-kal, along with two Royal Princes, was seen riding in uniform on pra. perly accoutred steeds the which facì speaks volumes That, too, service, in the new army is equally popular with the rank and file, there can be no longer any doubt. It ought to be 3 for the pay in liberal according to Chinese ideas, being about 10 to 139 a month, whlist
subaltern gete about po, a battalion com mander about £300, and a regimental com mander Co-which, doubtless, however, in cludes some liabilities as to disbursements, otherwise it would be too much whilst there is a scheme for pensions also in preparation, revenue of the sixteen provinces of China 4proper-Manchuria, of course, is of no present use has had to be drawn upon. for funds for the financing of the new military machine; but as this had been found utterly insu 7ficient, even when supplemented by de- basing the coinage and obtaining large patriotic Contributions from the nobility and gentry, the Customs have been com mandeered for "squeezing " in order to make up the deficiency-the Vice-President of the Council of Army Reorganization, Tieh-liang.in matters military being appointed Chief Controller of that source: of revenues for Chief Executioner, as may be). The organization of the units of China's new 6 army is approximately as follows—
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INFANTRY,
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A Company (thres Sections) ... A Battalion (four Companies)... 540 A Regiment (thrée Battalions).. 1,620 A Brigade (two hegiments)......"3,140 A Division (two Brigades)...... 6,480.
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A Squadron (iwo Troops).........
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A Battery consists of................
6
A Battalion (three Batteries)...
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VEGETABLES, &c.
Artichokes, Shanghai,-Sheung Hoi Ab
Chi Chauk........................................................ Beans, (French) Macao-Oh Moon Pin
Tau *****
Beans,(French), Shanghai-Sheung Hoi
Pin Tau ......
Beans, Sprout-Ah Choiti......................
Beans Long-Tau Kok
Heat Root-Hung Choi Tau......... esch Brinjals, Green-Cheng Yuen Kerinud. Brinjal, Red-Hung Ker...............č Brassica-Pak Choi......
Bamboo Shoo-Chook Shun Cabbage, Chinese, com.-Kai Choy...... Cabbage Root-Kai Lan Tau ......each Cabbage, (Shanghai)-Yeh Choi Cane Bhoots, bunch-Kau Shun.......... Cauliflower, Large size-Tai Yeh Choi
Cauliflower, Medium size÷Cheung Yeb
Crulidower, Sinall site-Sai Yeh Choi-fa Carrots-Kam Shun....................................... Celery, Chinese-Tong Kan Choy
Celery, English-Yeung Kan Choi ................
Celery, White-Pak Yeung Kan Chul...
Chilles Dried-Con Lat Chlu
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Curry Stuff, English-Ka Lee Choi Liu
Cucumbers-Cheng Kwa, ...... sabenimas
Bitter Squash-Fɑ, Kwa ......................
Garlic-Suen Tau....................
Ginger, young-Sun Tar Keung
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Horse Radish, Shanghai--Lik Kan..... D Indian Corn-Suk Mai ......................................piece Lettuce-Young Sang Choi...cach Water Chernats-Ma Tai
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A Regiment (three Batteries). The cavalry and infantry are, however, pro- bably a trifle under these numbers on a peace footing. When mobilised for war,, however, iho
'first reserve" would be drawn upon, and the infantry units at least would be of
·8 | double that numerical strength, The cavalry
and the engineers are supposed in.be main tained on a full wer footing, Pulistment in China is now voluntary, as in our own Army, hd is for three years with "the banners. After that the soldier may, if he so pleases, 4 join the first reserve for three years, receiving
one trel (about three shillings) a month for so|| doing; but during the two occasions that he is called out for training in these three years 4 he gets full pay. Moreover, if he is a-good and skilful soldier, he may, at the end of ten years (provided that he can pass the examina tion), obtain a commission in the reserve. There are said to be already about ten thousand men in, or about to be passed into, this reserve, 2. enlistment in it having proved popular. Or 8 course, the Tariar: pony is not suited for
cavaly or at any rate for heavy cavalry 3 being only thirteen hands high; but he is a splendid little fellow, quite the equal of the Boer pony for mounted infvetry work, or even for horsig light field guns; and the Thitar pony is as cheap and plentiful as he is desirable., The writer could only wish that the British 14 recruiting market was equal to that of China, 6 whers every recruit must be over twenty and under twenty-five, whilst if a forthern man he must be over ( R. 7 in. in height; though if a
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Now, what has already been done in the theoretical training of officers can be seen at Paoting fu, where no effort is being spared at the new military academy to supply efficient oses. The staff consists of Chinese officers, mostly trained in Japan, the director having had three years' training (as a naval officer) at Woolwich and Grecowich. When it was first established, the instructors were Japanese, but now only a few remain, as translators of text: books." Very funny indeed it is to those who "know their China to see how the old inborn dişlike and the newly-created jealousy will handiep the Jap." in China-even when be is an absoluta sine qua non" to the native, as
The outdoor training at Foting-fu consists of drill, field entrenchment, fortification, gun- nery, mapping and sketching; whilat for phy sical exercise there is riding, running, swold and ba onet drill, wrestling, tug-of-war, and Kymnastics, with a stiff obstacle course, whilst Oh hades of Confucius 1-for patrician “male girlhond (boyhood there was none in my day, when spectacles, long nails, long silk gowns, and sedan chairs were ' de ri
now there are football and scrimmages the cadet
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Fri, Nor. s., 860, C. Wagle, 13th Dec,-
Bangkok 3rd Dec., Rice and Rosewood Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Fukara Maru, Jap. 3. 3.139, M. Mori, 6th Dec-Moji ist Dec., Cail.-M. B. K. Fukushu Maru, Jap. 3.8., 1,094, S. Ito, 14th Dec-Anping via Swatow 13th Dec,, Gen.
O.-S. K. Germania, Gör. 88, 1,74. H. Lorensen, 4th Dec-Bangkok 25th Nov., Rice.-J. & Co. Haimun, Br. La., 636, A. J. Robson, 14th Dec.,
Satow 13th Dec, Gen.-D., L. & Co. Hongkong Maru, Jap. 3.6., 3,447, E. Bent, 8th Dec,-San Francisco gib Nov,, Honolulu 16th, Yokohama 27th, Kobe and Dec, Nagasaki 3rd, and Shanghai 5th, Mails and Gen.-T. K. K. Hopsang, Br. 3.6., 1,359, J. M. Hay, 10th Dec.-Fourabaya 29th Nov., Sugar,
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Nicholls, E. A. Packer, B. L
Peake, W. Chatham, Miss Pearson, C, D, Chichester, D. A. A. D. Parkins, Mr. and Mrs.
D.1.0.-Major A. AT.L. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Pfordton, A. R. Von Clark, M. O..
dar Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Phlipot, L. D.
T.W.
Pollock, F. Clong, RN, Eng.,.Lt. Fowall, W. A
Preshaw, C. M. Pritchard, H. Reid, Hij
Fide, No. 8. 89c, 1. Larsen, toth Decarly, Colchas, Glinish, Manila, Stydlity.
Chefoo 5th Dec., Gen-Order.
November-Candia, Salaris, Hakata Maru, Awa Maru, 4th December-Canfa, Orpark, Habsburg, Memnon, Nila, Prinsesi Alica. 8th December➡ Alcinout, Australien, Dardanns, Jaun, leria, (Ger) 11th December-Ben Tarig. Glamorganikira, Macduf, Koranna. 14th December-Hudson, Oceanian, Shimosa, Roon, Sado Maru, Sanuki Maru.
Arrivals at Home-3rd November-Print Heinrich, Saxonía, 6th November – Peleus, and. Mrs. John Hardie. 10th Nov.--Greisenau, 13th || Coloham; H. J. November-Atholl Foley, Telamon, Oceana, Colvin, H. E Albenga, Socotra. 17th November-Helvetia, Colledge, A. Oceanian, Scandia. 20th November-Cyclops, Collins, Mr. and Mrs. Machaon, Bingo Maru. 24th November
E. D. Prins Ludwig, Rowacki Maru. 27th Novem- Collins, W. F. | ber-Radnorskire, Tourant. 30th November Connor, J. La Silarla, (Aus) 4th December-Kouang St, Crook, A. H. Swaria, fanca, 8th December-Sensgambla, Cruickshank, A. Bengine, Moyant. 11th December-Prins Donald, Mr. and Mrs.
Daries, F. O. Alice, Benlawers, 14th Docember--Indra- mayo.
W. H. Doolittle,
M. & Co.
Havan, Br. s.f. 1,47, Puckett, 6th Dec,
Tientsin 3rd Nov., Gen. & S.
"run (chang, Br. s... 1,200, W. L. Jones, 9th Dec,
Swatow 8th Dec, Ballast-B. & S. Jacob Diederichien, Ger. «x. 6231 D. Hentz,
But, joking apart, it gives one furiously to thick when, perhaps in a dozen years' time, this great army becomes an accomplished fact, what will become of British rights and interests in the Flowery Land." and our enormous. trade therein-for the one end and aim of the "Great Schemes" of the "Loschün" is to ca- |force the "Chíon for the Chinese" doctrine in
the only sense that it is understood at Paking -the expulsion of the detested foreigner, bag and baggage."W. F." in Pall Mall Gazette,
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Dec.,--Kobe 7th Dec,, and Moji, gih, Matches and Gen-Yea Hing Tal.” Fausang, Kr. 13, 1410, Wheeler, 14th Dec,-~*
Sourabaya 4th Dec., Sugar,—J., M. & Co. Cheongabing, Br. 5.8., 1,256, S. 1. Payne, isth
Dec-Canton 14th Deg, Gen.), M.&
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Taishun, Ch. s.., 1,316, F. Stephen, 15th Dec, Canion 14th Dec, Gen.-C. M. S. N. Co
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Singapore, 4th Dec., and Hoihow rath, Gan, Pigs and Bollocks.—). & Co.
joskin Maru, Jap. 11, 702, ́H." Ohla, 12th
Dec,-Swatow 11th Dec., Gen.-O. S. K. Kwangse, Br. ss., 7,278, A. Stoot, 14th Dec, -Tientsin via Cheloo and Swatow 13th Dec, Geo.-B. & S.
Lojal, Ger, 88, 1237, F. Natzing, 21st Nov.
Bangkok gib Nov., Rice and Gen.-S., W. & Co. Mathilde, Ger..., Syr, N. Joboëmane, 14tb Dec-Haiphong and Hoihow 13th Dec, Gen, and Pigs.]. & Co. Merapi, Dur. 6.5, 1,591, E.. M. Ulda'l, rith Dec,-Singapore 3rd Dec., Gen. Ken' Guan.
Mercedes, Br. .,, 2.900, J. S. McGregor,
Nov.-Weihaiwei 25th Oct., Govi. Biores.
Admiralty.
Mosteagle, Br. B.S., 3.953, S. Robinson, 14th Sept.Vancouver 20th Aug., and `hang. haith, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-C.
P. R. Co.
Nam Sang, Br. 5,8 3,597, P. H. Rolfe, 7th Dec Calcutta and Nov., via Penang and Singapore 30th, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Nell MacLeod, Am. .., ço. E. Corral, roth
June, Manila 16th June, Ballast-Barret- to & Co.
Newby Hall, Br. 1,8., 2,840, A. Buck, 3rd Dec..
New York 11th Oct., Case Oil.—Order. Nicomedia, Ger.. .. 3,803, P. Wagemanr, 9th Dec,Portland, Or. 30th Oct., Flour —P. & A. 8. B, Co,
Post Office.
A¶Mail will close for :- Saigon-Per Prograss, 16th Dec, ́9 AM. Moji, Kobe, Yokobama and Portland, Or Per Aragonia, 16th Dec., 9 A.M.
Pakhoi-Per Jacob Diederichean, 16th Dec,
9 AM.
Swatow, Singapore and Bangkok Per Chowtai, 16th Dec, 9 A.M.
Negapatam-Per Acara, 17th Dec, 10 AM. Macao-Per Honam, 17th Dec, 1.15 PM. Shanghai, Tsingtau and Chefoo-Per Sa chuan, 17th Dec., 3 P.M.
Swatow, Amoy and Anping-Fer FukNIĀN Maru, 17th Dec, 5 P.M.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Bar chine, 17th Dec, 5 P.M.
Shanghai-Per Waisking, 18th Dec, 10 AM. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, tonolulu and San Francisco-Per Hongkong
Mar, 18th Dec., 11 A.M.
Macao-Per Honam, 18th Dec., 1.15 P.M.
and Chinkiang Per thaka, 18th
Dec. 3 P.M.
Manila-Per Taming, 18th Dec, 3 P.M. Swalow, Amoy, Foochow and Shanghai-Per Shoshu Wars, 18th Dec, 3 P..
Europe, c, India, via Tuticorio-Per Prinz Regent Luitpold, 19th Dec,, 15 AM.
Macao-Per Homam, 19th Rec., 1.IS P.M. Moji, Kobe, Yokohama and Portland, Or.— Per Nicomedia, 20th Dec., It A M.
Macao-Per fonam, 20th Dec., 115 PM. Shanghai, Nawasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, BC-Per- Empress
3 of Japan, 20th Dec., 3 P..
Macao-Per Honam, 21st Dec, 1.15 P.3. Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Kiukiang, ata!
Kiyo Maru, Jap. 9.5 1,448, S. Hirai, 15th Nissin Maru, Jap. ss., Iwata, 5th Dec, Dec. 3 F.M.
Dec, Saigon 8th Dec., Rice.-Gilman & Co,
Chip Shing, Br. s., 1,199, G. S, Weigall, 15th Dec-Tientsin 9th Dec, Gen.-J., M. &
Co..
Amoy, Gen. s.., 661, H. Plambeck, 14th Dec, Amoy 13th Dec, Bailast.-S., W. & Co..
Swatow and Dec, Ballast,-M. B. K.
N. S. de Rosario, Am. 0.8, 713. M. Lopes, Blanco, 13th June, Manila 9th June, Saint Patrick, Br, 1.5, 2,700, J. A. Forbay, th Dec-Shanghai 4th Dec., Gen.-D, & & Co., LA.
Ballast-Barretto & Co.
Manila-Per Zafiro, 22nd Dec., II A.M.. Iquique-Per Karato Maru, and Dec., 11 A.M. Karatau, Kobe, Yokohama, Callan and
Macao-Per Homam, 32nd Dec., 1.15 PM Europe,. &c. Insha, via Tiri ora-lo Polynesian, asib nec., II AM
Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria,
southerner 5 ft. 5 in, will suffice. He must be Shoshu Maru, Jap. 3,5, 1611, M. Nemoto, 15th | Sarsógan, Am. ',,, 428, Vitterin, 7th Sept., B.C1, and Seattle-Per Tango Maru, 25th Dec,
able to lift a hundredweight and a half
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not be an opism smoker, and his "headman" must vouch for his respectability, severe punish, ment being meted out to any one enabling a bad character to join. The anonal cost of the
! new army corps of 25,000 men is said to be
5 about £430,000, but the value of this estimate,
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the net cost, or whether it includes various it
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Of course, his Excellency Yuan Shib-Kai is.
perfectly straight, and does his best to keep things so? still China is China "fora' that." But," having given some idea of the organization, cost, and composition of the "Lu-chün" already in being the writer must say something as to
its capacity for war as demonstrated in four, hard days work in the field. During these, wo
are told by the European experts present, “ibe Chinese Infantrymen showed great attention to
4 the work in hand, carefully following every ore der and availing themselves of every scrap of cover.when advancing, whilst control of each subaltern over his section of the line, and of the company commanders over their units, seemed absolute. The military experts, too, agreed that "a very high state of discipline existed," and that "the men showed intelligent appre. ciation of the task to be performed, and that the officers were extremely kean and had their men perfectly in hand."
Now, to the artillery (some 170 guns had been seen in action), it was said that "beller fire discipline could hardly ba conceived, the bringing up and handling of ammunition, the
3 drill and the control of the officers were all that could be desired. The mon showed great 3 intelligence, and their understanding of their work was indubitable. Finally, that in so far as mangenvres are capable of demonstrating Stoess for war in reality, it is undeniable that the personel of the artillery branch of the new 4 Chinese nimy is highly efficient."
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Clearances at the Harbour Office. Chowtal, for Swatow. fronto, for Hoihow. Frithjof, for Tourane. Keonywal, for Swatow, Childar, for Bangkok. Joshin Maru, for Swatow, Hintang, for Haiphong.
Jacob Diederichsen, for Pakhoi. Chiyum, or Cantes. Sierra ¿forena, for Java,
for Hoihow.
ferapi, for Amoy. Kongnam, for Shanghai, Sungklang, for Amny, Maurang, for Sandakan. Fimla, for Shanghai. Aragonia, for Maji, Zohanne, for Pakhol, Leongsang, for Madila, Kwongsang, for Swatog. Changsha, for Yakchama.
Daporturas. Dec. 11, Devanha, for Europe. Knivsburg, for Tourace. Wakana Mars, for Kobe, Tiliwong, for Cheriban, Childar, for Swatow. Otin Bark, for Singapore. Pronto, for Hoihow. Kongwal, for Bangkok, Simia, for Shanghai. Maurang, for Bandakan, Sungkiong, for Cebu. Loangsang, for Mauila. Changsha, for Japan.
wongsang, for Shangba). Yorkow, for Shangbai. Chiyuan, for Canton,
Passengers arrived. Fex Chiyuan from Shanghai-Mr. H. P. Alberta, 130 Chinese, and to Japanese.
Manila 4th Sept,, Ballast,—Order, Sexta, Ger, L., 921, H. Kraefft, 9th Dec,-AM
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Beigon 3rd Dec., Rico, & CScott, 6th, Shape-Saigon 18: Des, Rice, &c.--Wo
Fat Sbing.
Bicilia, Br. s., 4,174, G. H. E. Weston, 13th
Dec., Southampton 3rd Nov., Ballast.
P. & O. S. N, Cò. Stechueo, Br. 18., 1,143, Sidford, 14th Dec,
Canton 13th Dec., Gen.-B. &. Taming, Br, 6.8., 1,35%, A. W. Outerbridge, 14th Dec,-Manila 11th Dec, Gen.~D, &
S.
Tiphow, Br. s.s., 90", T. R. Kidd, 14th Dec.,
Saigon 8th Dec., Rige and Gen,➡A., K. & Co. Victoria, Swed. 1.5., 989, J. A. Hellberg, 14th Dec.,-Sourabaya and Samarang 30th Nov, Sugar, Molassas and Gen-Sagaard, | Thoresen & Co Woolwich, Br. 6., 1,845, A. Stoker, 13th Dec.; Salina Cros 8th Nov,, Ballast.-C. C. ..B, S. Co. Wyk, Ges, 33,845, H. Carstens, roth Dec.,
-Moli sth Dec, CoL-J. & Co. Yangmeo, Korean 8.8., 3,457, T. Ota, 13th Dec-Katchinetry 8th Dec, Coal-M.
B. K.
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Singapore. Penang and Colombo Kamakura Afors, 25th Dec, 11 A
Mania, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairos, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hoban, Launce- stop, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Terth-Per Kumano Maru, 28th Dec, 15 LM.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohamo, | Honolulu, and San Francisco-Per Kors, 28th Dec., I AM.
TO-MORROW,
8. Peter's Boemen's Church. Queen's Road West,
F. H.
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'Roach, Mrs. J. S, and
child
Rowöldt, S. B. Ruckveschel, E. Rutherford, Mr & Mrs.
N, H. Sandes, Misa F. E Searle, Rer. G. Schween, R.
Shepherd, Mr. & Méxi
E. Bruce
and Mrs. Silby, R. P.
Skins, A
Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Capt. A.
T.
C. And infant
Dunlop, G. A.
Dupree, W. S.
Edwards, C. W.
Elostmann, W.
Spittles, 1.5.
Stebbing, W. T.
Stephens, H.
Stewart, A. M.
Stewart, F. M.
Esterhazy, Countess K. Sutherland, P. D.
Fairchild, H. J. Fischer, R.
Fisher, H. G. Fletcher, H. L Franklin,
Frost, B. L..
B.
Fuller, Stuart
Thompson, Mr. & Mrs.
Thompson, Miss H. M.
Toleda. J.
Topliss Talloh, L
Untal, W. Von.
J., Unbehaun, C. H.
(American Vice Con- Wakefeld, Men, M. -*
sul General) Fuller, Denman
Gibson, A.
GTADI, A. W,
Grifith, Mr. and Mrs.
F.
Harding, H. 1.. Hewett, Hon. K. A. Hewett, Mrs. E. A
Wail, Mr. and Mrs. J.
and infant
Wallas, A. A.
Wallis, Mr. and Min
and child Wiki, Lleus, A. B. Wishart, I. B. Wood, G. G. Wylly,
KIÑO. RDWARD,
Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Kimura, N.
Rossell
Bickart, A. Bramley, Harry Cumming, A.
Cunningham, Mr. and
Mrs. A. Delancy, L. T.
Fenn, Mr. and Mrs.
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Krien, Consul F. Kuwada, 1. Lack, Dr.
Legeune, Vice-Commi
M.
Lundholm, Capt. B. Macaulay, Dr. H. X.
H. MacGoagh, H. D. F. Nicholson, D. M.
Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs.
Fleichmann, Oscar S., Pescock, Miss Annis Gallant. J. J.
Rozet, Mr. and Mrs. L.. Guthrie, Thomas Siallag, H, Holgate, H.
S. Hurley, Fred, C. Jack, Mrs. C. M. Inzenobl, C.
Silvamtone, M. I.. Smith, C. W. Jackson, Mrs, & child Square, Miss N. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Stevenson, Lt.-Comds.
and Mrs. Kullmann, H,
M. L.
Williams, G.
PEAL.
Alecaster, Lady Austin, F. Backhouse, J. Bolton, Mr Brayn, R. H. Carruthers, 2. S. Chalmen, J. H. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.
W.
Cebdan, A. S. Darling, Col
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David, A. J.
David, E,
Dixon, C. F.
Third Sunday in Advent. Morning Prayer 11 am, Venite, Kempton; Te. Deum, Oakley; Hymos, 191, 307, 371 and zaz, Kyrie Anonymons.
Holy Communion this p.m. Evening Prayer, 6.30pm, Magnificat, Smart: Nunc Dimittis, Ferijon; Hymns, 395, 331, 274 and 395.
The Church launch Dayspring will call on hips, carrying white crews to bring friends ashore to the services between 9:15 and 1030 am, and between 5.15, and 6 p.m., (Kowloon Police Pier, 10,30 and 6 p.m.) i renaming after
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Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.
Fowler, E, A, M. Fraser, Lieut.
Gale, Capt. J. R.,
Gelathrope, Mr. Greephill, Me, Gregory, A. Hageland, E. A. Hockaday, W. T.
gks, P. effries 11. U. Jones, Patrick
mu, Am. 6.1, 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct., wards, The Answering Pennant is the Call-Col
Amay 14th Oct., Ballast-Yeng Chung.
- SAILING VEIKLA.
Eskasoni, Br. ship, 1,6ya, Wm. McBainie, rath Oct., Manila 13th Sept, Ballast.-Order. 1. F. Chapman, Am. ship, 2,013,. R. Banfield, 25th Aug.Mapila 15th Aug, Ballast —*** A., K. & Co,
Ivy, Am. ship, 1,181, F. O. Stetson, arth Nov.,
Shanghai 28th Oct., Ballast-Mr. Den bar & Co.
Prince George, bis 471, A. R. Anderson, 18th Oct-Manila 26th Sept, Old Iro Order.
DOCK RETURNS,
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS,
13 Kowloon
U... Pathfinder
sted,
E,S.
Long, E. P. H.
Miller, Mr. Mitchell, R. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Moreno, Mr. Muble,
Newman, Mr. and Mrs.
B. L,
Painter, Major & Mriz Persico, Mr. and Mrs,
R.
Phillips, Major
Potta, H. Reid, RAMC, Lt. Col
J.M.
Rigge, Mr.
Rissland, Mr. & Mrs.
H.
Sawer, Mr. W. E
Schmidt, Dr. Seymour, LL Col, and
Sinclali, A. Smith, A. Findlay
Tailidge, Mr. R. R. Vaughan-Lee, Mrs.
Mr. and Mr. West, J. J.
White, Dr. and Mrs.
Bag. All the sittings are free and unappropri-
day on plcome, Books, &c, provided. Kell, A., Majorand Wilder, A.2.
Williamson, Mrs. Meeting at Seaman's Institute 72, Praya | Kent, RA, Col. & Mr. Wilson, J. W. East on Sunday at 8 p.m.
Kaight, C. C,
Bunday school' 10 to 10.45 2.1.
Roman Catholly Cathedral:-Mass at fja.m.; 7 m., 8 and, and 9.30am, Benediction,
5.30 p.m.
German Bethesda hapoi, West Polat
Morning Service, 11 am
St. Francis Church, Wanchai-Mass (Chim.), 4 ara., (Port.), 7.30 am. Benediction, Sam
St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road:-Morning
Service (English), 10 s.m.
St. Anthony's Chapal, West Point 359as. Union Church-Services, II am., and 6 pm,
Dock. UNION CHURCH, KENNEDY ROAD, MINISTER;
REV] C. H'HICKLING, Am. Wombip. Hymn 463, Faalm 71, An. them "Look up to God " (Hauptmann) Hympi 26, 459.
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The guns are, as the writer has seen, horsed 6 by Tartar ponies, a team of which were always
found quite capable of dealing with the light Per Simia, from Bombay, &c.-Mrs, and field guos of the sew army, that is, the Japanese Misses Bell, Mr. and Miss Simpson and maid, 33-inch, the 57 mm. Krupp, and mountain-guns Messrs. Fujehara, Dupuis Mr. and Mrs. Mellon,
Messrs. Swann, Lee Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Heungsbro ... of each type taking the same ammunition. The manter in which the drivers handled the Becaley, 1 infants and amab, Mr. A. . Bray,
YH,M.S. Virgoun gupteams, we are told, was a sight for gods Mr. and Mrs. Pitcaira, Miss Ellis, Mr. Ea or, at least, the god of war. As to the billy Gumpers, Mr. and Miss Page, Mr. and Mrs. Clwongshings of the Chiness gunnar, his skill is traditional, Bagge and child, Misses "Halcones, Minron, H.M.S. Sandpiper ... as the writer has often seen; and all that Gen. Shasten, Mr. and Viss Anderson, Mr. EH, Montsaglo eral Gordon and our last two Commanders-in Hooker, Mr. and Mrs Griffiths, Messis, C, D, Chief have said as to this is borne out to the incident at the Pal-bo la '60 letter; the famous being repeated at Tientsin in 19co, but with a difference, there belog not only the dogged courage shown in fighting the guns, but kill really wonderful displayed by these Chinese gunners in masking them.
The wank points in the army corps of the Per Phranang, from Bangkok Engr. "Le-chile” are, of course, the cavalry and › Ruckelrsche,
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C. W. BRETT, Inspector of Markets, The prices accessarily vary from day to day, And the Sanitary Board has no power to compel stallholders to sell at the prices quoted.
G. A. WOODCOCK, Secretary, Saoitary Board.
Ellis, H. S. Lowry, R. P. Selbe, F. Pollock, Pack Chum Tong, Malice Assam, Balle Fronda mahamed and native servant, Talaram, Tuka Bir Wm. Jarvois * 444 H dals, K.Gast, & Distress seaman, Mrs. Gardian, Lungising Mis L. Biscred, General Broadwood, Capt.P, Bitchcock Boaham, Masars, G. Mohta, S. E. Dickey, Mi C. E. Wilson, and Mr. Braidwood's Syce,
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Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Smith, E. Grast
R. J.
Smith, Parcy Dian, G. H,
Soppa, P. Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Wabb, "Mr. and Mr Pya, E. Burnes
Montague Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Young, J. A.
drast
Binder, F.
OCCIDENTAL
Mulunnett, J. D. Monro, Miss A.
Brown, Mrs. W. S. Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Pellen, Mr. J. R, and 2 children. Pipar, C. Elton, H. A.
Gaw, Mrs. W. and
children
Hatje, Capt. R. 4pm. Sunday School at Union Church, Jamas, Mr. G. La Brillih School, Kowloon and at Quarry Bay, James, Miss Gladys
Lowe, J. C (3.30).
6pm Worship. Hymn# 357, 380, 26, 307, 273) | Melones, J. H, Wednesday 6 p.m. Devotional Service, with Muller, A Address to Christian workers,
Thursday 9 p.m. Lllárary Club, Children's Pairy Play
Friday 4 p.m. Ladies' Working Party,,
Friday 8 pm. . E. Society,, Subject - "The Prayer of the Cross."
Sunday Christian Bervices,
Baropheter Temperatoru..
Humidity Rainfall
Robertson, Mrs. C.
a Robertson, Mim Kathi Robertson, Mantar G.
G,
Simpson, Mr. and Mrs.
T. K... Whyte, Mr. and Mrs.
R. and child
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