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Shark-Sa Yu Skate To Yu Shrimps-Ha Soapper-Lap Yu, Foles Tat Sa Yu

Teach--Wan Yu

Turbo-Cho How Yu'

Turtles, small, freah wais

White Bait-Ngan Yu Chai,

FRUITS.

Almond-Hung Yan....

Apples, (California)-Kam San Pie

Ko.........

(Chefoo)-Tin Chan Fing

Small-Hoj, Tonglingumenn. Custard-Fan Lai Chi......esch Bananas, fragrant, Canton-Sang Sheng' Heung Chiudd (bridos), Macao-Sen Haung Chiu, Chestnuts, Chinese-Foong Lut, w Carambola-Yeung Tou imagini, 17 Cocoanuta-Yeh Teach Grapes-Sin Tai Tez.....

Lemons, China--Ning Moung..

Amer.-Kum San Ning Moong Lichens, Dried-Lai Chi Con

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Fresh, Lai Chi

Limes, (Saigon)-Sai Kung Ning

Moong...oen

Mango, Manila-Lui Sung Mong............... Mango, Saigou-Sa) Kung' Moong ......

: Mangosteens, San Chuk Tsdor, Oranges, (American)-Sang Sheng Tim

Changsziari

Small-Tal Kut ..........cally Mandarin-Tim Kutine

Olives-Pak Lam...................................... Passion Fruit.......................................

dozen

Pear, (Amencanh.Kana Sen Shut Linh

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(Canton), Copking-Sa Limo, u (Shanghai)-Sheung Hoi Li..... » Peanuts, Fa Sang umumiyumunu Persimmons Large, Hung Chje Pine-apples, et quality-Sheung Poon

Ti Paw-law...unung..tatb zud cocking-Chung-tang Paw-lowmenomagne Platams-Tai Chen 45/2009

Plums, Swatow-Hung Lai

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Fumelo, Siam-Chim Lo Yau........each Walnuts, Hop Tou!

Green-Sang Hop Tuo...

THE HONGOKNG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, JANUARY 4 1907.

Cents.UR BEENS ENÖRMOUS PRURITE-

VEGETABLES, &c.

Antichokes, Shanghai,-Sheung Hoi Ab

Chi Chauk................................. Beaus, (French) Macao-Oh Moon Pin,

Beans,(French), Shanghai-Sheung Hoi

Pin Tau Bears, Sprout Ab Choi.........

BERGS Long-Tau Kok ............... Beet Root-Hung Choi Tau... each KİM,UTEERS Cinng Yuan Ker Brinjals, Red-Hagg Ket Zennag Brassica ran Chơi

Bamboo Shoots-Chook Shun ... Cabbage, Chinese, com.--Kni Choy....... Cabbage Rogt Kai Lan Tau.each Cabbage, ( (Shangba)-Yet Chpl Cane Shoots, bunch-Kap.Shun...... Caulifper, Large, size-Tai Yeh Chai

Cauliflower, Medium size Cheung Yeh Chopf .............each Cauliflower, Small size—Sai Ych Chơi-ta Carrots-Kam Shup yup Celery, Chinese-Tong Kan Chay Celery, English-Yeung Kan Choi............. Celery. WhitePak Young Keo Chsin Chilles Dried-Cop Lat Chiu- .....

Red-lung Fa

ནས་་རྐན་ནའབཙན

Green Cheng Lại Chịu ....... ». Curry Stuff, Epglish-Ka Lee Choi Liu' Cucumber-Cheng Kwa.....

Bitter Squash-Fuj Kwa .................quo

Garlic-Sues Tatij....kiiequee:

Ginger, young-Sun Te Keung

old-Lo Keung' ................................................. Horse Radish, Shanghai-Lik. Kan... D Indian Comp-Suk Mai................................piece Lettuce—Yeung Sang Choi

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OVER TWO MILLIONS. MET. LAST, YRAR

Kimberley, 30th November. The annual meeting of the De Beers Con 18solidated Mines, was held this morningeng 36

Col. Harris, presiding, moved the adoption of the report. After feelingly alluding to Mr. Beit's death and reviewing the company's operations during the past year, he said that the demand for diamonds, which bad been strong for the last seven years, was still visibly 18 increasing. Washing operations bad extended

in order to cope with it.

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The year's diamonds had realised £5.607,717, an increase of £804,873. In spite of the larger output, the average price was higher. The nctual cash expenditure of the previous year was exceeded by £170,000, but the company had washed a million more loads and bad largely increased its reserve of blue ground on the flors, which at the end of the financial Iz year was 7,096,700 loads, an increase of

2.622,441 loads,

NET PROFIT OF over £2,000,000. The net profit had amounted to £1,103,936, *** an increase" of £138,801, and £1,800,000 had

been distributed in dividends.

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Turning to the future, Col. Harris said they were not alarmed nor disturbed at the dis. coveries of diamondiferous deposits in other parts of South Africa, because judging from the work done hitherto the De Beers five mines were of a high grade in comparison with the new properties.

Referring to the statements published certain French newspapers, as he believed for market purposes, representing the De Beers and Kimberley mines as pearly worked out Col. Harris declared that the De Beers mines still had a long life before them. The other thres mines, which had oply recently begun work on a large scale, represented a claim area 10 of more than quadruple the area of the Kimy

berley and De Beers mines combined,

Altogether, including both blue ground and to the floor, they had actually, in sight ground to a total of over 64 million loads, enough to last, at the present rate of production, for 11 years, and representing an estimated output of 6 millions' worth of diamonds. Col. Harris had an besitation in saying that De Beers would Sa producing diamonds on a large scale at the

end of the century. ;

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Col. Harris spoke strongly on the income tax decision under which miner.were assessed as though they were situated in Cornwall, and declared that unless this inequitable he was Roing to say iniquitous-law were amɩaded #9 7As 10 free colonial industries and domiciled colenials from its operations, he feared 8 might affect the understanding between the colonies and the United Kingdom, and trade, which had invariably followed the flag, might be driven to avoid it..

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THREAT TO CLASH LONDON OFFICE. A London office was not a necessity for the and though it was a convenience to companyia vero closed to marrow in 4 would not make any difference to the operations 3 or profits of the company. It would make a 4 considerable difference, however, to the Eng 2lish revenue, as there would no longer be any 8 need for them to enllect, as they had done hitherto, the income tax to which shareholders resident in England were paturally liable.

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12 The share registry office would cease to exist, but they could easily exchange the in. 8 scribed scrip into bearer shares, meaning 6 further loss to the English Exchequer in 6stamps and transfer dues. They desired to 5 continue the London office, for. they did apt Swish to weaken but to strengthen the comp

mercial connection, between the Cape and the United Kingdom, but it was too exper. To sive a luxury to prolong its existence at a cost # of £100,000 per annum in additional taxation,

Moreover, if they submitted to this unjust impost, and allowed the English Excliequer to posch on the colony's preserves the Cape Parliament, which was practically taxing its own people in the interests of British trade through the preferential duty system, would have a substantial grievance against the com- pany.

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Water Chesnyts-Ma Tai gong) 1 Mandarin Kwai Lum Ma Tai,

Mask Melon unge - ageng | MA Mushmoms Fresh Sang Cho Kho.... Onions, Bombay. Yeung Chung Tau Green. Sung Chung Shal-Sheung Hoi Chung Tân Japan-Yat Poop

Okres Mo Ker

Parsley, English Yeung Un Sai Gradat Pes

Green Feas-Cheng Tau..... Potatons, Sacet-Fan Shu

Shanghai Sheung Hoi Shu Trai

Japan-Yat Poon Shu Tani

They were looking forward to the Colonial Conference early in 1997, when the matter of the taxation of colonial industries on which all 6 the colonies felt strongly, wou'd be discussed. Meanwhile, the De Beers directors had deferred

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their final decision, hoping that the conference would induce the British Parliament to redress what was felt to be a glaring injustice.

Mr. Piser, seconding the motion, strongly SL.20 favoured theabolition of the London office forth

with. The resolution was curied ---Reuter.

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COMMERCIAL,

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

London-Bank,T.T..

Shipping

Arrivals

Tiilasjap, Dot. s.3. 7,170, P. J van Emmerick, 2nd Jan,YA VI Macassar 16th Dec, Gen CJ, L Vandalia, Gar. s., 2,461 F. Franck, 4th Jan,

Wfrom Foochów, Gen --H. A. 1 Daphne, Ger. 86, 1,354, E. Schipper, 4th Jan,

American-Fa Ki

Solling.

Foochow Fuk Chau Shu Traj

cao. Độ Moon

17

Do. demand.

-Toong Kwa imefikasn

3

Do, 4 months' sight

Hung Lo Pak Ta

3 Franco-Bank T.T.

.......2/3

2/3 $3/16 ...2.87

America-Bank T,T.

55

2.331

...168.

164 .......73

13 Germany-Bank T.T.........

4 India T.T., supierastama

Da. depand.....................

Shanghai-Bank TiT.

Singapore T.T...

Japan-Bank T.T... 1144 Jaya-Bank T.T, ........................

Buying

months' sight LJC, ...........

"onths' sight L/C......soruşine

137

2/4

.alii

374

aight San Francisco & New York..561 busight...

ight Sydney and Melbourne

Wight France....

ight

Vladivostock 22nd Dec., and Chefoo 30th, Gen.-H. A.L Disdom, Br. 1st-class cruiser, 11,000, H. W.

Surory, MVD, 3rd Jan,from Batavia, Benarts, Brees 2,30€, J; D, Sarched, 4th fan.,

Singapore 26th Dec, Gen.-G., La & Co. Yawata Maru, Jap. s., 2,673, K. Zakuma, 4th

Jan-from Moji, Coal.-N. Y. K Andalusia, Ger. 3.477, Trenmann, 4th Jan,

Shanghai gjat Dec, Gep.-H. A. L Paklat, Gex. &... 1,300, H. Demes, 4th Jan.-

Bangkok and Swaton 23rd Dec, Rice

M. & Co.

Changsha, Br. 1.1., 2,300, T., Moore, 4th Jan,

Kaba via Kutchinata 31st Dec., Gen

5.

Clearances at the Harbour Once, Germania, for Yap.. Vandalia, for Singapore. Sandakan, for Manila. Chunsang, for Saigon. Yuensong, for Manila. Skuld, for Saigne.

Kellin, for Shanghai. Nissin Maru, for Moļi,

Departures. Jan, 4. Pring Heinrick, for Shanghai. Halman, for Swatow," Victoria, for Saigon. Chingping, for Chin-wap-tao. Pleiades, for Moji. Ragner, for Saigon. Simengen, for Amoy Clara Jebsen, for Haiphong, Yursang, for Manils, Kwellin, for Shanghai, Sandakan, for Australian Ports.

· Paurangers; arrived.

Per Tillating, from Java-Mes, van 'Em- merick and children, 155 Chinese, and Jupapese.

Par Paklat, from Bangkok--Mr. Merlons, Per Changsha, from Kobe, &c.-Messra. Monter and McGlue...

Passengers departed.

Per Prins Heinrich, for Shangbai-Messrs. A. Blass Reimers, Bauld, Anderson, B. Por, Brand, Dornenberg, Gencoz, Sieling, Wilkins,

and Mrs; Gordon, Consul De Slande, Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, Mr. Kendall, Mr. and Mr Hoef, Miss Toku, Mrs, scholz, and Mr. and Mrs. Middle on, or Nagasaki-Messrs. We Honda, Malshushita, Oneme, Susuki, laobe, Mitsui, Misses Sano and Jugitam. For Kobe -Messrs. Minami and Iwasaki, For Yoko hama Mr. and Mrs. Jay, Messrs. Ruckdeschel and Joyani, and Mr. and Mrs. iebenschein.

Per Pring Eitel Friedrick, for Hamburg, &c. str. Ludwig Adler, Lieut. A. R. Bastos, Ms. Hilbrough, Messi E. V. S. Brown, G. L. Brighton, Lacul Brughing. Mrs. Buergen,

Col

MA

105. Kyashi

26th Dec-Moji 218 Dec, Gen.-Fukure Kowlagh, Ger..., 2,320, H. Stehr, and Jan.-

Canton hind fan, Gen..-S. & Go, Katsangi Br. 28, 310 R. C. D. Bradley, ard Jan Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 26th Dec, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Laortes, Br, K1, 1,310, Jackson, and lân,-- Saigda 27th Dec, Ripe and Gan --Chinese. Deck-Bangkok 10th Dec., and Swatow Loosok Ger 1,030, G. Schultzen, 20th

rothy Gen.-B. & 3.

koh Loyal, Gera, 1.237, F. Natzius, arat Nov.

Bangkok gth Nov., Rice and Gen.-S., W. & Co G Machow, Get ss., 995, P. Zoliner, 2nd Jan,

Bangkok 24th Dec., Rice and Wood.-B.

& B

Madeleine: Rickmers, Ger 6.1., 1,020, S Simonsen, 77th Dec, Bangkok 15th Dec Gen. B. & B

Shetla

Shangbai, Nagasaki, monolulu and San Francisco Mars, 8th Jan., 10 AM.

·Varya, Ech Ján, EXAM.

Macao Per Honam, 8th Jang NSTEM

Shanghai, Moll, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, Maulla-Peter 14 Jan, S BC and Seattle, Wash-For Akt klara, EL J., 3.P.M..

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)—Per Tordata 9th Jan, 15AM ALE

Maceo Per Henam, 9th Jan, 1.15 PM, Macko Per enam, toth Jan, 1,15 PM Singapore, Penang Calcolle Per Fooksang, 10th Jan,, a P.M.

Singapore, Penang and Colombe - Per Alphensian(qi, 2115 jan, 9 a K.

Singapore, Penang and Bombay-Per Ischia,

Masan Moru, Jap., 18., 702, 1. Sakurai, 3rd.|| Jan-Tamapi 30th Dec, Gen.-0.5, K. Mathilde, Ger. 4, 831, N. Johnemann, 31th Jani, 11 A.M......

Deo, Halphong 27th Dec, and Hothow 29th Coal and Pigs-J. & Co. Monteagle, Br. ., 3,953, S, Robinson, 14th Sept--Vancouver 20th Aug., and Shang- bai fith, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gen.-0, P. R. Co.

Nanshan, Br. 1.8., 1,299, A. Jones, 1st Jan,

Saigon 34th Dec, Rice and Gen.-B. & Co.

ייי

Neil MacLeod, Am. ., 001, E. Corral, 19th Jung-Manila 16th June, Ballast.Barret to & Co. N, S. de Rosario, Att. 15, 715, M. Lopez, Blanco, 12th June,—Manila' gth "June" Ballast, Barretto & Co.. Ningchow, Br. .., 5,716, Allen, 1st Jan,

Tacoma, W.S.A. 28th Nov., Gen-B & Si Pacting, Br. 5.84 1,076, J. Cogan, * Jan.,—

Canton 31st Dec, Gen.-. & S. Pronto, Nor. ., 838, Seeberg, 3rd Jan.

Haipbong 28th Dec, and Hoihow ist Jan, Gen Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Sarsogap, Am. 1... 428, Vitteria, 7th Sept.,- Manila 4th Sept., Ballest-Order. A Standard, Nor.... 894, H. N. Boli, 26th Dec, -Iloilo arst Dec, Sugar and Wood. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Suez, Russian .., 1,305, Miller, 2914 Dec

Ballast.-Order. Carton 28th Dec,

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Taiwan, Br. 2.3., 1,040, A. Martin, 30th Dec.,

Java 14th Dec, Sugar and Gen-Chic:|

nest..

Tartar, Br. 3.5., 2,768, H. Davison, 3rd Jan,

Vancouver 7th Dec, and Shanghai 31st, Ges.-C. PR. Co.

Macao-Per Honam, 11th Jan, 135 PAMUT Amoy, Cebu and liollo-Par Sachine cah Jan 10 A.M.

Manila. Per Ruôi, linh Jen, to d Europe, &c, India, wa Taticorin Per Sinio, kath Jan, TE AM

Macao-Per Honam, 12th Js0, 1.15 r.M. Singapore, Penang and Calcotia-Per ANA Bokke sang, 13th Jan, 2′F.M. NA

Shaoghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokolism Honolulu and San Francisco-Par Siberia, 19th Jan., II A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kebe, Yokoboge, Victoria and Vancouver, BC.Per Amprété of China, 17th Jan,, 3 P.M.

Yokohama and Kobe-Per Taigua, roth Jan., 3 P.M.......

Europe, fc, India, via Tuticorin-Per Salosis, 22nd Jan,, **AM

Europe, Anding via Tuticorp-l'e; Oceanian, in Fab, 1 ̧ÂM.

Kozel, Mr. and Mrs. L. Engelmano, Dr. SİVİL VAGUKAT av Penn, Mr and Mrs. H. Beripps, Miss R. V.

BAGU MITEN V

Guess Mr. and Mr Silveriona, Gravio, Mr. and Mrs. Silverstone, M. L

Michael

Smith, E. A Halton, Mr. and Mrk Bourge, Herbert S.

1. and family Haner, L Hidges, D. W.

H. S. Humphrey, Hughrikrosh Gul CAMA Jack," Jackson, Mrs. & child. Wagner, Dr.

Kimura, "N,

PAlecinder, Lady

Austin, F. Backhouse, J. Bolton, Bir. Brayn, R. H.“ Carter, F.S. Chalmers, J. Ha Clotblar, Mr. and AM, WYS

Cobden, A. S.

Darling, Col

David, A. J.

F.

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Ellis, My god Ve

Forlar. EARN

The Parcel mail will be closed on Friday, Fraser, Lieut. the 11th inf, at 5 pm.

VISITORS AT TER HOTELS

Johl, J. P. E. Joughin, J. C. Jung, F.

HONGKONG.

Adams, P. R. Alston, ^, H, Artz, A

Bailey, W. S. Baker, A. S. Baldwin, B.

́Krill, T. · Kania, P.

Lamkin, Dr. and Mrs. Lee, A. C, and Chinese

servant

Lee, Au9.. Lefiri, P.

Battiscombe, H. G.EE. Tolijo, Nor, 1.5, 1,040, C. Bertson, a6th rec,

Port Louis. (Mauritius) 29th Nov,, Bugar. Beattie, R. B.

Bell, Mis. :-Order,

Bell, Misses (2) Undine, Nor, 1.5, 113, H. Thorkfornsen, 231dBerthet, Miss M.

Dec-Chefoo 17th Dec, Gen-Aggaard, Betis, L. Thoresen & Co.

Biervliet, A. Van (Vice- Consul for Belguim) Yochow, Br. ss., 1,375, J. H. Brown, 3rd-

Blbeck, R. J. Jan.-Canton and Jan., Gen.-B. & S. Yuan, Am ss., 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct Birch, C. W. M,

...

Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast-Yeng Chung. Zafiro, Br. 5.8 1,629, R. Rodger, 31st Dec. Manila 2 th Dec., Hemp.-S., T. & Co.

E.

SAILING VEGARLS

B. Sutton, Am. ship, 1,639, Batmann, 22nd Dec-Haiphong 1st Dec Ballast.-A. K. & Co.,

Br. ship, 1.670. Wm. McBurnie, Jath skenirahieh Seo Balust-Order Ponape, Ger. sch., 270, H. Martens, 31st Def

Yap 20th Dec, Ballast-German -Consul

Steamers Expected.

From Agents Du

Logan, Mr. & Mrs. W. Marriott, Dr. O. McCarthy. Maj. erd

Mrs. D.. E. and a· children

Bisney, Mr. & Mr. S. McGhee, H.

Bisney, Miss

Miller, Capt A

Gaja, Capt, J. R..

Greenhills My

Stevenson, Lt Comdr.

and Mrs.

Thomas, Mrs:// Tooker Mrs. Geo. D. Vries, G. S.

Williams, G.

Wegbr, F.M.

Long, E. P. H

Miller, Mr. Mi

Mitchell, R♫

Moon, Mr. and Mrs?: Moreno, Mr. Mak, E.

Newman, Mr. and Mrs,

Mis. B. Los de tele

Gregory, A. Haugland, FA Hpgkadak, b. T- Jacks, P." Jeffries, H. U. Jones, Patrick Josling, Lt. Col. Joseph Mr And Mrs.

Kelsall, R.A., Mujurand

Mrs. Kepi, #A. Col &

{ 'Küight, E.,0.

Painter, Major & Mrs. Perico, Mr. and Mrs

Phillips, Major Potts, H.

Reid, A

Rippey Mee

Rihland, Mr. & Mr.

H.

Sawer, Mrs. W. E. Schmidt, Dr. Seymour, Lt Col, and

MI

Sinclai

Smith, A. Findlay Tullidge, Mr. Turner, R. R. Vaughan-Lee, Mrs. West, J.1, Ambing Dr, and Mrs. Wilder, A. F. Williamson, Mrs. WWildon,"

CHINA COAST METEOROLODICAL, REQISTER,

Blanco, Mr. and Mrs./Moore, 5. -

N. F.

Moore, Dr. and Mrs.

W. B, A. Bloomfield, Mr. & Mrs.

Neish, Mr. and Mr. R.Koc Newborn, Mr. & Mrs Brighton, F. G. Broughall, Mr. & Mrs. R. H. AL.

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Campbell, L. F. Carter, Mr. and

W.L.

Carter, A. Chapman, H. K. V.

Major A

Chatham, Hop & Chapman, B. F.

W.

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Newington, A. G."

Nuno, Mrs.

Mrs. Packer, B. L..

Paino, A. E. PERKE, W.

C.; Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

T. L

Pfordten, A. R. Von

Moder

Philpot L. D.

Chatham, Miss

Pollock, F.

Chichester, D. A. A. G., Pond, H-B

Dad, Major A. A. Powell, W. A. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Preshaw,.C. M. Clark, M. O.

Pritchard, H.

January ardi 1907) JAN

Bar. Th. Hu. Wind Wr.

Nemuno Hakodate

m. 1977

29.77

Tokio |

29.95

30.0

130.1

130.19

30.20

Nagasaki... Kagoshima.. Oshima

Nehr www. (shigakijima..

Cheloo

122:21

130.29

am 30.1

1

Weihaiwel ...9 am. Hankowi... A Kiukiang...... Shangbai......m Gught: Ad Sharp Peak.

Amoy 6 um.

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Taiboku 5 am:136)

Tajchu.........

Tainan...

Pescaderes.

Canton

Hongkong

Victoria Peak-

Major

and Mrs. Bundy, Messrs. M. Cleland, B hasni, Mrs. S. and Miss F. Chapman, Mr. ... Clark, Mrs. A. Corsini, Mr. D. C. Davis, Mes, and Mir Dunkag, Mr. G. W. Dilout!, Viss M. Dulapay, Mesirs, A. Fimoff, OF-Prince George, bk, 471, A. R. Anderson.

18th Oct.,Manila 26th Sept., Old Tron menhorst, Ezekiel, W. C. Gaisberg, Mrs. C. E.

Order: tieddes, Mr. and Mrs, Hellyer, Mr. and Mrs. W. Hooper, Messrs A. B. Howes," G Huber, Ms. J. and Miss Hintfield, Messis. J. Hunt, M. omann, II. Ung, 1. Chai, F. Kwok, Leong Swee Lee, A. S. Levi, H. Lieberoth, Loricke,

· Vesseis Mak Shak Pang, Misies S. Mallinckrodt, L. E.

Clarke. Mr. and Mr. Ren, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Kogbum... P Mayo, Rev. The Meyer, Miss E. Mills, Mrs, and

'T. W... Miss Moore, Capt J. C. R. de Moura, Hon. Rod'

Shanghai. M. Co. an. Siberia

Clegg, RN., Eng.-Lt. Reid, H. J.

and Mrs. Virs. A. Murray, Italian Minister Narazzi Ischia.......SiRLAPPI & Co. Jag

Singapore. H. A

Cobbold, G. F. Messrs. O. Pfennig, Porter, Miss N, Randcoff, Silesia.. Mr. R. Romani, Mrs. Rowland and children, Oceanien ....... Saigon M, M... Jan. 7 Colobam, H. J. Messis. F. Sgao, G. Sarodidis, Mr. and Mrs. S. Japan

Singapore.D.&0o, LdJan. 7 Colvin, H. E...

NY: K.......Jan 7 Collins, W. F. L. Selden, Miss Selden, Mears, Selden, J. Schmidt, W. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Smart China... Tapan. M. Co... an. 1 Connor, J. L. Misses Smart (3), K. Sower, Messra. Schulfe, Talyona Sydney. B. & S... 5. 14. Crook, A. H. Schultz, Consul Varchmio, Mrs. E. G. Walker, Manda Sydney M. & Cola Dr. and Mrs. Wik, Mrs. Williams, Mrs. At Willis, Mrs, FE. Wills, Mr. Wong Kang Yu, Mr. and Mrs. H. Wright, and Mr. Wong Yeuk Hang.

Shipping Reports.

Str. Benarty from Bingapore: Strong bead winds and high seas were encountered all the passage.

Str. Daphne from Vladivostock:-Fine wea ther, light NE. monsoon. Savedon the passage out, on the 13th uk., 38° 14′ N, 1300 F, 14 Japanese men from a Japanese sailing vessel.

Vessels ja Part

STEAMERS.

Hitachi Maro Mol

· DOCK HETURNS

RONGKONG AND WHAMPDA DOCKS, U.S.S. Pathfinder".... at Kowloon Dock Hengshan Heichow

America Maru.....** Prinx Waldemar igenne H.M.S. Handy....

Michan! Jebsen

Perle Monteagle Sandakan

Aki Maru, Jap. 48, 3,995, M. Yagi, 31st Dec, -Shanghai 27th Dec,, Flour and Benares

Sortogon Opium.-N. Y. K. America Maru, Jag as 3,460, Philip Going, Fronde.....

1st Tas., San Francisco 30th Nov., and Kweichow

Mahila zob Dec., Mails and Gen.-T. KZ...de Aldecoa .....

Chipsbing

K.

Binh Thuan, Fr. 1,9, 3,003 Langbois, ist S. P. Hitchcock JUD.-Saigon 23rd Dec., Rice, Flour and Petrarch.... Wood.-B. & Co.

Aki Maru Chip Shing, Br. 5.5, 1,399, G. S. Weigall, arst Madeleine Rickmers. Dec-Canion 2010 Dec., Gen.-J., M, & Charles Hardouin Co..

Dakota, Am. x4, 13.305, E. Francke, 31 Dec-Shanghai th Dec, Gen-N. Y K.

Drufar, Nor. ss, 1,102, 1, Bing, sed Jan.. Bangkok via Swatow 22nd Dec, Rice and Teak timbir.-N. Y. K.

Empress of China, Br. .s., 3,035, R. Archibald, R.M.R4 16th: Dec,Vancouver, BC, ajth Nov., and Shangbai 13th Dec, Mails and Gen.-C. P.

•R. Co. Fakura Maru, Jap. 13, 1.139, K. Moritat Dec-Moji 25th Dec, Coal-M. D. K Hailan, Fr. es, 377, L. Anderson, 3rd. Jau

Pakhoi 30th Dec, and Haibow 1st Jan, Gen-AR M.

Haitan, Br. 2., 1,183, 3. S. Roach, 3rd Jan

Foochow 31st Def, Amoy 1st Jan., and Swator zpd, Gen. D. L. & Case Halvard, Nor, L1, 1055, Cr Anderson, and 9th Dec, Ges-Chi- Jan-Chinking

DCSO,

Aberdeen

Post Office.

15 Cruickshank, A.

A Mail will,plose for pink Haiphong---Par Pronto, gib Jan., 9 AM Shanghai--Per Pechow, 5th Jan,, 11 AM, Amoy, Takao and Apping-Per Nanchants sth Jan, 11 AM MAGA

Davies, F. O. Donald, W. H. Doolittle, F. H. Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.

W.

Downing, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. and infant" Duck, S. D.

Rice, W. Riecken, T.

Roach, Mrs. J. S. and | Gap Rock, ...

child Rowoldt, S. B.

Rutherford, Mr. & Mrs.

N. H. Sandes, Miss F. E. Schween, R. Searle, Rev. G. Shepbord, Mr. & Mrs.

E. Bruce Siebenbauer, Mr., Mr.

and Miss 5. Silby, R. P. Skinn, A. Spittler, J. S. Stebbing, W. T. Stephens, T

and Stewart, A, M.

Dunlop, GA. Dupree, W. S. Einstmann, W. Evan-Jenes, Mr.

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