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TRYING TIME ON TUL TIBETAN HEIGHTS,

- PRIVATIONS OF AUSTRIAN, EXPEDITION.

PACK ANIMALS" KILLED BY THE INTENSE COLD.

Farther detalla concerning the expedition is Tibet of the Austrian explorer, Dr. Erich Zug. mayer, whose,return to Lab in 'Kashmir a faw week ago was announced, have been received by Reuters

The climatic and other difficulties met with “by the expedition, were very grant.

Travelling towards the eart and south east, ↑ Dr. Zugmayer traversed an entirely unknown region, marching for two whole months at an altitude of over 15,600 ft.

Heavy losses, however, occurred among the transport animals owing to the terribin prive tions and intense severity of the weather ox-, perienced in the passes. In some it was (m- possible to make any progress at all. Eventuai- ly, at an altitude of nearly 20,000 ft, surrounded. by ice-filled gorges and amidst frequent snow- storms, the expedition was obliged to camp and consider an alteration of its route.

The great mortality among the transport animals reduced the caravan to an alarming exiani, and the Austrian explorer was compell-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JANUAR

STUK WEATHER.

Bog "Maris, Ger: 137 1,169); Petersen, 14th

GPS Maurition goth Dec, Bogar. Nam Wing

Mongolia, Am 2, 8,710, RH, Hathaw

The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figs, First Assistant of the Hongkong Observatorys- On the 26th at 11:45 The barometer has rises over the E. Japan, and fallen over China

and Formosa.

Pressure is bigbest over the N. part of the Sea of Japan. It lé low over Chinn, whare, a depression appeari in he firming,

Gradients are slight, generally, and light E. and 5.2, winds may be expected in the Formoss Channel and light monsoon over the No part of the China Sea.

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FORECAST. 1.-Hongkong and neighbourhood, E, to S.E. winds, light; elandy, misty,

1-Formosa Channel, same as No. 1.. 3-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as No. 1.

4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainao, same as No. 1.

Shipping.

Arrivals.

Takachibe, Jap. Flag-ship, 3,800, K. Tanami,

25th Jan.,-from Amoy. Autilochus, Br. 2.5., 5796, CD.

Jan.-Tacoma 26th Dec, Gen.-B. &'S, Jhanne, Ger. st., 933, Ipland, 25th Jan,

Deli 9th Jan., Penang 11th, Singapore 15th, and Hollow 24th, Gen.-J. & Co. ed to go southwards in order to obtain freshMaefoo, Ch. 1,338, T. McArthur, 35th Jan., M. S. N. Shanghai 22nd Jan, Gen.-C. animals,

Machow, Ger. s., 996, R. Zollber, asth Jan,,-

Vuoyro Bay 22nd Jan., DallastB. &.8. Kowloon, Ger, 1.5, 2,356, H. Stehr, 26th Jan.,

-Canton 25th Jan, Gen.-S. & Co.

FURTHER ADVANCE ABANDONED.. Dr. Zugmayer's chief guide, disguised as a Ladakh trader, was dispatched in search of

Co..

Capton 25th Jau., Gen.-J., M. & Shoshu Maru, Jap. 8.5, 999, M. Nemoto,: 16 h

Nomad tribes, from whom he might purchaKwongsang, Br. s.5, 1,428, W P. Baker, 20th fresh animals, but the supply thus secured after great trouble was entirely inadequate for the needs of the expedition, the baggage train of which had dwindled from 60 to 22 animals, In view of the condition of the beasts and not.

withstanding the fact that the expedition had been able to purchase a few more yaks, a fur- ther attempt to advance in the direction origin- ally decided upon had eventually to be aban- dored..

After relleving the caravan of all but the most important baggage, Dr. Zugmayer put his valuable collection of specimens in a place of safety and turned westwards in order to make a shorter journey to Kashmir, which ba| had from the outset regarded as a probable

Jap., Shanghai via. Fonchow, Amoy and and Swatow 25th Jan., Gen.-O. 5. K. Chip Shing, Br. 8.3. 1,199, G. S. Weigall, 26th Jan.Bangkok 19th Jan., Rice.-J. M. . & Co.

Hopsang, Br. 1, 1,359, J. M. Hay, 26th

Jan. Shanghai and fan,, and Swatow 25th, Gen., M. & Co.

Spezia, Ger. s.5, 4,148. Malchow, 26th Jan, Shanghai 24th Jan., Gen.-H. A. L

Clearances at the Harbour Office, Mesfoo, for Croton. Ballan, for Hoihow, Derwent, for. Saigon. An hin, for Bangkok. Pitsanulok, for Swatow.

objective. After a certain amount of negotia-Empire, for Timor. tion, with the Western Tibetans, who raised | FuturaMuru; for Moji. "difficulties regarding the travellers' passage through the country, he was allowed to pro. ceed unmolested..

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The expedition marched past Rudok and the Panggong Lakes, through, unknown country, and eventually crossed the frontier passes into Kashmir. On his arrival at Leh Dr. Zugmayer had only 13 transport animals left, all the --others having fallen victims to exhaustion and climate. The members of the expedition, how- ever, were in the best of health.

GOOD SCIENTIFIC RESULTS.

Dr. Zugmayor expresses himself as highly satisfied with the scientificresults of his journey. Next to the exploration of unknown lands, a collection of data for the correction of existing maps appears to him to be particularly import. ant, and he severely condemns what he characterises as "the misleading levity" with which geographical details are often treated by cartographers.

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Of great importance geologically is the fact ascertained beyond all doubt of the existence. of recent volcanic conformations in Tibet, a well-known controversial point. The botanical

specimear gathered at an altitude of sixteen to twenty thousand foot are also, a feature of great interest.

Especially notable, however, are the zoola.

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gical results, included among the specimens being so new species and so now groups of small animals.

COMMERCIAL..

chang, for Swatow. Hongkong, fur Haiphong." Joshin Maru, for Śwatow,

Chumsang, for Bongay. Ghiyuan, for Shanghai.. Uiv, for Saigon. Liangchow, for Sandakan, Kwongang, for Swatow. Murer, for Shanghai. Zottang, for Singapore. Protector, for Caps Varella.

Departures. Jan, 25,

· TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE.

Į p.m Buyers: China Firen $95, China Sugars $1301 -Raubs 581, West Polits $574, Hángkong Ho || tels $115, Cemento $21, Electrics $16, Ices $150, Powells $74.

Sollers-Hongkong Banks $435, London. £107, Canton Insurance $205, Chios and Ma- | allas S22, Douglases $36, Shell Transports 30 Kowloon Wharves S96, Humphreys Es tatos Sra, China Borneo Stó, Ropes S21.

Sales-National Baoks 50, Union Insur nces $800, Hongkong Docks $144, Humphreys

•Estates $13.

Nominals-Hongkong Fires $375, Macao Steambosta $30, Indo-Chinas $87, Shanghai

Docks Tis, 108, Hongkew Wharves Tis: 235, Hongkong Lands $171. Humphreys Estates $114, China Providents $91, Dairy Farms $157, Tramways Sarg, China 1.ight and Powers $91 Watsons St.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANOR, Salling.

London-Bank T.Tj.........................

Do.

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Arcadia, for Europe. Rubí, for Manila. Loyal, for Saigon faitan, for Coast Poria: Triumph, for Haiphong. Diomed, for

Skaid, for Saigonghi. Anghin, for Bangkok, Paranang, for Swalow, Futura faru, for Moji, Hongkong, for Haiphong. Empire, for Australian Porta. Lafran, for Calculta. Maurang, for Bandakan. Derwent for Saigon. Chiyuen, for Shanghai, Pitsanulok, for Swatow, Proteus, for Bangkok, Uly for Saigon. Harlan, for Pakhol

Fun, for Saigon. Hangchow, for Cheloo. Kuangsong, for Shanghai. Meefor, for Canton,

Pakongors arrived.

Per Merfor, from Shanghai-Mr. Zincovich. Per Shochu Maru, from Coast Ports-Mr. Sware.

Per Hopsany, from Shanghai, #¿~Mr. Hetherington, and a Chinese.

Shipping Reports

roth Jen.San Francisco 1st Dec Honolulu 48h, Yokobama oth. Jan., Kobe 13th, Nagasaki 1gth, and Shanghai 17th, Malls and Gen.-P. M. 8. S. Ca Monteagle, Br. & 3.953, 9. Robinson, 14th,

Sept,VAscover 20th Aug, and Shang hai rith, Bept, Flour, Lead and Gen.-C.

R. Co.

Am. 61961, E. Corral, 1pth

16th June, Ballast, Barret 1,715, M, Lopes, 8. de Rosario, Am. CIM Blanco, 12th June-Hanila geh Juss, Ballaste-Barretto & Co. Nord, Nor...., 730, G.

Neil

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loilo, P.1.9th Haraldean, 15th Jan,—

Coba and follo--Par Sunghians, 5th Feb.)

Shanghai, Moji," Kobe, Yokohama, Victorin B.C. and Seattle-Per Kara Maru, :51h Faby 3

revised tariff of Parcal Pest Rates are now The Postal Guide for 1907, and tha ready and on sale at the General Post once and all the Britlag Pontal Agencies in China.

Latters. The Post Office Money:⠀⠀ dreines all responsibility for anregistered Letters containing back notes or jewellery, and where Registration has been selected will make so enquiries into alleged losses of such letters (Postal Gulda tar).

TOMORROW.

servan

Mr. and Mrs

Berentzen, P.

Ingold, Mr. & Mrs. F

Innes, Capt. R.

Johl, J. P. F "Jonghin, J. C.

Karnits, G. La Krill, Tiba

want. Battlscombe, H. G.

Battle, R. B. Bernhard, Ja Berthet, kiss M. Biervliet, A. Van(Vica. Kunio, F.

Contul for Ubiquim) Lebra, F. Birback, R. J.

Lloyd, Mrs. A. Lov Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Logan, Mr. & Mrs. W, Blaney, Miss La Long, T. H Blanch, Mr. and Mrs. Mauve, H.

N. F. Blood, G. Brewer, Mr. and Mrs.

Brighton, F. G. Broughall, Mr. & Mrs. Bullen, M. C. H. Campbell, L. F. Carlisle, G. L

Angaard, Thoresen ar and Sapanwood. Phurt Fr. 22, 7,150, Bulason, arst Jan.-

Saigon 16th Ing., Rice, B. & Co.

8. Peter's Esamen's Church. Prima, Nor, s.6, 761, B. A. Meyar, sand Jam,

Queen's Road West. Moronin, (Japan) rzih. Jan., Slippers.-

Septuagesima Sunday January 27th. Wallem & Cor Frometheus, Nor. 4.8., 1,913, O. Kompetenssen, Morning Prayer 11 am, Vente, Hue: Te *aand Jan,Bangkok via Swatow. It Deum, Woodward; B. nedictus, Troalbeck;

Hymno, 158, 172, 592 and 544, Kyrio. Jan., Gon.-N. Y. K

Evening Prayer, 6.30 p.m., Cantate, Crotch; Riverton, Br. 1. 2,216, T. H. Whiteway, 24th

Jan.,Cardiff 3rd Dec., Coal Admiralty. Paus Hopkins Hymns, 170, 175, 196 and 229.

Holy Communion 7.44. p.m. Sarsogan, Am, E 428, Vittoria, 7th Sept Mazila 4th Sept, Billast-Order.

The Church launch Dayspring will call on Carter, Mr. and Mrs.

W. E crews to bring friends

Carter, 24th Jan, Mojl 19th Jan, Coal B. & ashore to the services between 9.15 and 20.30 Chapman, H. K.V.C., Sophie Rickmere, Ger. 28, 3,548, H. Kebe, ships carrying hi

am, and between

5.25 and p.m (Kowloon Major A Taming. Br. ... 1,150, A. W. Outerbridge Police Pier, tago and 6.p.m.): returning aeri aeth Jan, Manila and Jan., Gen.-B. Awards The Answering Pennant is the Call fag All the sittings are free and unappropri Tatsu Maru, Jap, 6.0, 1.951, N. Yanagi, 24th stud. Visitors welcome. Books, &c. provided.

Jan.Kobe 16th Jan., Matches, Coal and Bunday school 10 to 10.45 am.

Meeting at Seamen's Institute. 72, Praya Gen.-Yee Hing Tai.. Tjibodas, Dut. 6. 2,959, P., Zwart, 22nd East on Sunday at & p.m.

14th Jan, Gen.-J. C. J. Roman Catholla Cathedral:-Mass at 6 am Tao-Makassar

y a.m., 5 a.m., and ggo am. Benediction, L

5.30 p.m.

Co.

S.

Undine, Nor, .,, 1,113, H. Thorkjornson, 23rd Dec-Chefco 17th Dec., Gen.—Angaard," Thoresen & Co. Victoria, Ch. 18, Messed Jane-Canton Gen -M. & Co. Victoria, Swed. 2.4., 1,334, Kellberg, 24th Jan,

Thoreson & Co.

Saigon 19th Jan, Rice. Aagaard,

Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast-Yeng Chung. Yrues, Am. 46, 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct.,

SAILING VEIGE).S.

E. B. Sutton, Am. ship, 1,639, Butmann, 22nd Dec-Haiphong 1st Dec., Ballast.-A., K. !...& Co. Ponape, Ger. sch., 210, H. Martens, 311 Dec, -Vap zoth Dec, Ballast-German Consul.

Prince George, bk, 473, A. R. Anderson, 18th Oct-Manila 26th Sept, Old Iron.- Order.

Steamers Expected,

From

Vessels

Agents Bur Bingo Maru Singapore. N. Y. K....Jan. 17 Nippon Maru. Manila T. K. Klan, 28 Prins Heinrich Shanghai... M. & Co...Jan. 18. Totomi Mart... Japan.... N. Y. K..... an. 29 Nameang.Singapore), M. & Collan., 3 Peursen ...... Colombo... M. & Co...Jan. 31 Eastern......... Sydney... G., L. & Co Feb. Athenian. Vancouver C. P. R. Co Feb. P. Sigismund. Sydney...M. & Co... Feb. Tainsa... Sydasy. B. & S... Fab

DOCK RETURNS,

HONOKONG AND WHAMPDA DOCKS.

al

H.M.S. Whiting ........... Kowloon Dock

Tai Qo

Kwonpchow,

Prinz Waldemar .......

Perle

Monteaglaone

Sorsogon estiti?_ Fronde

Z. Y. de Aldecoa. Kaifong....... Lekin................ Empress of India................. Petrarch............rične

Peng Fel

!fibodate a PORAD.... Indradeo

11

Cosmopolitan

Aberdeen

6

Skips Parsed The Canal. 21st December-Ceylon, Tomkin, Nyansi, Denbighshira, Davcation, Telemachut, Ben venue, Riverion, Titan, Brisgavia. 28th Dec.

Benvorlich, Gneisinau, Rathe, Tamba Maru, Bulow, Dacia, Yeddo, 18 January-Braamor, Diomed, Hellas, Sumatra, Bingo Mars, Four-

German Bethesda Chapel, West Point

Morning Service, 11 am.

St. Francis Church, Wanchai:-Man (Chin.). 6 m. (Fort.) 7.30 a.m. Benediction, 3 p.m. St. Joseph's Church, Garden Road: Morning

Service (English), lo âm.

St. Anthony's Chapel, West Polut:-Mash

8 a..

A

Manville, Mr. and Mrs. CR and Jadian

nurse Marriott, Dr. O Merten, G.

Moore, S.

Moore, Dr. and Mrs.

W.

Mr. and Mrs. R.: wborn, Mr. & Mrs

Newington, A Niztert, H. F. Nunu, Mrs. Nygaard, A. Chapman, B. F.

Paice, As E Chatham, Hos. & Mrs. Peake, W.

Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Chatham, Miss

T. L Chichester, DA, A. G., Plordian, A. R. Von

DBO, Major A. A. der. Chichester, Mrs, A. A. Philpot, L. D.

Picton, J. B, Clark, M. O. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Flemyng, G. J. M.-

T.W.

Powell, W. A. Preshaw, C. M. Pritchard, H.

Clegg, M., Eng.-L...

and Mrs.

Cole, Mr. and Mrs., Coloham, H. J. Connor, L. Colvin, H, E.

Coulthart, J. Crook, A. H. Cruickshank, A.

Union Church:—Services, 11 a.m., and 6 p.m. | Davies, F. O.

UNION CHURCH,' KENNEDY ROAD, MINISTER: REV. C. H. RICKLING. .. Worship. Hyms 133, Psalm 23. Anthem "Jezu, Word of God incarnate" (God nod), Hymns 67, 240

12 noon, Communion around the Lord's Table, Hymp 415.

4p.m. Sunday School at Union Church, in British, School, Kowloon, and at Quarry Bay (3.30),

6 p.m. Worship. Hyman 353, Psalm 138, Hymas Sor, 236, 365.

Wednesday 6 p.m. Service, with address by the Pastor

Thunday gpm. Literary Club. Lecture by Rev: T. W. Pearce The Beginning of the Protestant Propaganda in China."

Friday 3.30 p.m. Ladies' Working Party. Friday 8 pm. C. E. Society Subject :- "Balleving on the Lord Jesus Christ."

WESLEYAN METHODIST CHURCH WANCHI.

---MINISTER, REV; C. BONE. Sundays, tort a.m. Service at the Church p.m. Sunday School 2.30 p.m. Moss Bible Class at the Hame Arsenal Street 6 p.m. Service at the Church 8 p.m. Fellowship meeting at the Home:

Monday, 8 pm. Class meetlog, Wednesday. 8. p p.m. Gospel Tanperance meeting at the Home.

Thursday. Hible Class at the Church. Friday, 8 p.m. Cises meeting at the Home; Saturday. 8 p.m. Prayer meeting at the Home.

St. John's Cathedral

Holy Communion 7.30 am, Matins I am, Responses: Ferial, Venite: Hine, Psalms: of the 27th morning, Te Deum: Lawce, Cooke and Hopkins, Benedictus: Lang- don, Hymns: 33, 228 and 83.

Evensong 5.45 pm. Responses: Festival, Psalms: of the 27th evening, Magnificat: Nunc Dimittis: Wesley in F., Anthem: "From all that dwell Walmisley, Hymns: 489 (Tune 46) and 477, Sevenfold Ames, Voluntaries: Meditation, Torcato, E, d'Evry. N.B. Palms 130, 132, Beethoven, 111, 129,

174, Garrelt. Parim 126, Verses 1, 2, 7, in unison,

Donald, W. H. Doolittle, F. H: Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.

W.A Downing, Mr. and Mr.

T. C. and infant Dunlop, G. A. Dupree, W. S. Einstmann, W.

H. J. Riecken,

C.B...".

Roach, Mr. J. S, and

child

Rowoldt, S. B

Rutherford, Mr. & Mr. ..N.B.

Futherford, R. O. Sandes, Miss FES Searle, Rev. G. Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs.

E. Bruce

Skinn A. Spittles, J. S.

Siebbing, W. T.

Stephens, H.

Sutherland, P. D. ·

Thompson, Miss H. M.

Toledano, Th

Toplisa, H. J.

Tredwen, C. Uffel, W. Von.

BOR, C. H.

Evan-Jones, Mr, and Thompson, Mr. & Mr.

Mr. E. Fairburn, H. Fairchild, H.J. Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Fletcher, H. L. Forde, F. H. Franklin, CB. Fuller, Stuart

(American Vice Can sul General) Frost, R. L. Fuller, Denman Grant, A. W.

JA

Mila Wakefield, Mrs. M. Watkin's C. E. Wilkinson, H. Wishart, B.

Wishart, L. 1.

Wood, G. G.. Young, J. A.

*KING RDWARD..

Almond, Capt. & Mrs, Kuwada, I.

Russell Annesley, E. B. Arratoon, C.

Beanit. C. Poter Booth, I Bramley, Harry Collett, Charles Cumming, Cunningham, Mr.

Mrs. A. Delaney, L. T. Fenn, M. and Mrs.

Legeune, Vice-Consul

M.

Macaulay, S., H. R. Murphy, Col. C.H.. Nicholson, D. M.

Narove, J.

Peacock, Miss Annie Peters, Major & Mrs.

and Porriti, H.

Rogue, P.

Silverstone, Mr. & Mss.

Silverstone, M. L.

H.

S.

Smith, E.A

Halton, Mr. and Mrs.

F. J. and family Handmann, Dr. Hannibal, W. A. Hatzenberg, D. Hemperley, Mr. and

Mr. J. H. Houghton, W. V. Humphrey, H. S.- Hurley, Fred. C. Jack, Mrs. C. M. Jackson, Mr. & child, Kimura, N.

1, 2, 5,

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Hanamei, 4th January-Ernest Simons, Idomeni indrapura, Machaon, Moxagon, Merionethshire, Monmouthshire, Newton Hall of Psalm 132. Palma, Stentor, Vowarts.. 8th January—Bana cleuch, Banco, Benalder. Preussen, Scandia,

VISITORS AT THE NOVELS,

GRÁLDIKHUPN,

Spurge, Werbert S.

Square, Miss N

tierling, F.

Cobden, Darling

DACOM

David B

and Mrs.

R

Dizon; Qi F. ON Eiland Mr. Fowlnt, E. A. M. Fraser, Lient Gale, Capt. Gelthrope, Mr. Greenhil, Mr. Gregory, Au Hazeland, F. Á,

Hockaday, W.

feffries, H. U.

Jacks, P.

Joans, Patrick Josling, Lt. Col.

W.Z. Schmidt. Dr. MUSI

Sinclair, A.

Smith, A. Findlay. Tallidge, Mr. Turner, R. R. Vaughan-Les;

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. West, JER

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BMW

Mrs.

White: Dr. and Mrs.

Kelsail, 2.A., Major and Wilder, A. P * Men, M

lliansson, Bimi

Kent, RA, Col & Mrs. Wilson, J.Wi Knight, 0, 0.

CHINA”, COAST METEOROLOGICAL

January 25th, 1907, K.M.

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Amuy 6.0.19.9 Swatow

Stevenson, L.-Comdr. Taiboku.....

and Mrs. Walker, E_T.

Williams, G.

Wilson, Frank Wilson, Sam Wolff, 8.

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Canton. Am. 10.08 66 Hongkong ..... loam. 30,07

Zeus, Mr. and Mrs. Le Victoria Peak

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OCCIDENTAL,

Pellon, Mr. Brown, Mr. W.5. Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Piper, C

Gap Rock

12 [30,11]

Holhow..............9 KM. Pakboi......... Phufien........ 10am. Tourace

Smith, Percy

1. R. and a children. Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. FATOW, MI, and Mr. "T. K. -

Simpson, Mrs. W. M.

and child Gow, W Gow; Mr. W. and 2 Tabor, D. ̄ ̄ ̄

children

Thomas, Lt-Comdr. L Lowe, 1. C.

Whyte, Mr. and Mrs.

R. and child. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Musro, Mies A.

Montagus

Newman, F.

C.. St. James Apart Manila Legaspi..... Bacolod foilo...

LEN

Cebs umum Labuan.........

Str. Hallen from Heihow Light NE, wind, Stahonta, 11th January-Australien, Sachin cloudy.

Segovia, Friasiz, Inaba Maru, Rhenania, Prins Regent Luitpold..

7.75th January-di- | Adams, M. and Mrs, F. Smith-Mr-and-Air,

Grant Str. Halian from Coast Ports:-Moderate Ehenga, Banmohr, Kawacht Maru, Moynat ・・R.], wind and overcast:-@mex®-

Smith, E. Gral Lothian, Myrmidon, Ghases, Glenavon, Rheid" || Dann, G. H. ·· Fels, Trangusbar 18th January-Formoss, Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Kistuck, Pak Ling, Polynesian, Ching Wo, | Olpp. Dr. and Mrs. Lennox. 22nd January-Bangios, Flintshire, Pye, E. Barnes Glaucus, Manila, Denbighall, atth January-- Radnorshire, Raon, Slavonia, Survia, Tonkin, Kamakura Maru. Printese Alice, Prinz Bitel Friedrich.

Str. Machew from Vungro Bay:--Fine wea. ther, light NE, wind.

Str. Diomed from Liverpool: Light NE. 10 ENE: winds and smooth sea, fine weather.

Str. Heefeo from Shanghai:-Moderate to light NE, monsoon, and,fius wasther through-

Out,

Str. Taming from Manila:-Experienced moderate to light NE. monsoon and moderate

sea, fine clear weather.

Vessels in Port,

STRAMME.

NAME

Arrivals at Home-1131 December-Kroll, Dardanus, Longsor, Roon, Nils, 18th Decem bar-Tonkin. 1st January-Persia, Indrani. 5th January➡Agamimnon, Deucalion Tamba

Alacrity Mars, Manslaus, 5th JanuaryCeylon, Oth January-Tutonia, 11th January-Brizgavia, Astrass

Bramble Dacia, Shimore, Hrnas! Simoni, 17th January

Britomart... --Sumatra. 18th JanuaryCarrar, Kannadić, Cadmus Idomentus, Inaba Mtaru. 22nd January...--Poly.

Cherub

nasien, Sithonia, Trieste, Prins Rozint Lom

Borneo, Ger..., 3.316 F. Sembill, and

-Sandakan ryth Jan., Timber.-M. & Co. | Zon, Bourbon, Fr. 1, 990, Le Ball, ajrð Jan.-

Saigon 20th Jan, Rice.-Man Fat. Chuniang, Br. 2.1, 1,417, R. Cox, 21st Jan, ../Saigon 15th Jan., Gan.-J., M. & Co.

of India, Br. 8. 3,052, E. Beetham, XX. 14th Dec, and Shangh Vancouver, (B.C.) 25th 11th Jan, Malls and Gen-C, P. R. Co.

1/34 ...7.81

demand· „..........................................âƒ1⁄2 13/16 4 months' sight France-Bank T.T. „upp America-Bank T.T, Lånad namine54) Germany-Bank TiTimpugnum2.98) Indis T.T. «veigasna. #Do.

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210

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTYB'SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATIONÁ

CLASE.

boat destroyer. ser, zod class

torpedo bost destroyer...

torpedo bost destroyer...

TONE GUMB

1.H.P.>

despatch-vessel... cruiser, and class river gupboat

1,700 4,360

3,000

7,000

710

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730

900 000

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1,070

1,400

390

300

1,070

1,400

11,0

10,500

5.700

1

4,36

7,000

4,000

Hart

175

4,000

IZAB

torpedo boat destroyer

3,900

Kant

199

cruiser, 1st class

OLE

9,800

12,000

King Alfred

cruiser, sat class

10/

14,100

30,000

river gunboat.

616

1,300

surveying ship

1,070

cruiser, int class

0,800

14

22,000

river gunboat, moet ver

180

200

torpedo boat destroyer

6,500

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140

340

240

6.500

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torpedo boat destroyer ...

6,300

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430

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5.990

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·550

A Mail will olous for :-- Macao-Per Sui Tal, 28th Jan, LAS EME Swatow and Bangkok--Per. Promathens, | Kinaba Frithjof,

Not. R.5., 891, H, À. Haraldsen, 19th-28th Jan., 3 Y.M.

Merlin Kudat and Sandakan-Far Børnes, 29th Tourane 18th Jan., Gen-Aagaard,

Monmonth... & Co.

Jan., 9 AM. S. H. Betion, 1651 Gregory Apcar, Br. n. 2,901,

Shangbal, Yokohama, Kobe and Moji-Pas Moorhen Otter ... 24th Jan, Calcutta Eths Jan., vin Penang Gregory Aptar 29th TAB., 10 A.M. and Singapore 18th, Gen.-D. B. & Co.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe Yokohams, Robin...

and San Francisco-Par Mongolia, | Sandpiper si ..58 % prem | Icbang, Br. As., 1,131, W. L. Jones, roth Jan, 29th Jan, 11 AN.

Baipė Taku ➡Hongay 8th Jan., Gen.-B. & 8.

demand...............oksiering. 1654 Bhanghal-Bank T.T................ Singapore T.Tsama

Japan-Bank T.T: (berra Java-Bank,T.T" senises

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Shanghai, Moji, Kobe and Yokobama-Fer 1341 Indradeo, "Br. ss., Exsterbrod, ith Jan.-

Sydney 24th Dec, Coal-S., T. & Co.

4 months sight L/C, „manium2/3 5/16

6 months' sight LfCyan

so days' sight San Francisco & New York..55

4 months' sight do

$6

Joshin Maru, Jap. 1, 701, H. Ohta, 24th Jan.Tamani via Amoy and Swatow aged J., Gea.-O. S. X.

E. Finlayson, xgth Jan, Kallong, Br, La,

Cebu and Hollo soth Jan,, Sugar-5. &

so days' sight Sydney and Melbourne...3.3 9/16 Kaga Mard, Jap. a, sbor, M, 1, Cumow,

4 months' sight France,2.66 20th Jan, Seattle, Wash. U.5.A. zest

6 months' sight. .................287] || Jan. 4 months' sight Germany 341 Bar Bilver Bank of England rats,

Flour and Gan, Y. K⠀ Lookok, Gar. &&, 1,024, G. Schulten, aud Jan.,Bangkok 14th Jan, and Anghin 15th, Rica and Wood, B. & S. PA clooo!% | Manila, Cor. 9.8., 1 toh, J. Minsan, 17th Jan.,

Dog-Sydney sist Dacy Gen-M. & Co.

|

Manila-Per Taming, apth Jani, s på.

Tilbodas, 29th Jan, 4 TMP

Europe, &c, India, via Tellcorin-Fer Prins Heinrich, goth Jan, 11 AM,

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Virago Shangbal Per Shacksing, ist Baby's F.M. Waterwiich Manila Simpsonbalen, Fr. Wilhelmsbafes, Waltlog Herbertshohe,, Merapi, Brisbane, Sydney, Widgeon Hobart, Launceston, New

Zealand, Melbourne Woodcock Adelaide and Perth-Per Manila, and Fab, Woodlark

11A-M

Manila-Per Zafro, and

Shanghai, Nagasaki, * Rabe - Yokohama, Honolule and San Francisco Far Nippo "Maru, 5th Feb,jo A.MAKARRAT

Kampe, &c India, via Teticolo-Per Oceanlin, jih Tab, 11x1000

river gunboat

river gunboat....

torpedo Luat destruyer

receiving ship

river gunboal 19 ¿river gunboal

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Flag of Vice Admisend Sir Arthur W. Moors,

550

CAPTAIN.

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Lieut. Commander J. T. 8. Lyna Bostes. T. D. Strath

Commodore H. P. Williams. Lient Commander H. Becretan Liant, Commander B1⁄2 M. R.V Lieut-Comisander Stevenson Commander RW. Gleanla Lient Commander C Lieut.Commander G. F.Spicer-Bl

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