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FOREIGN SCHOOLS IN CHINA,.

At this season of the year in Shanghai public Interest is snught by those English and Ames

ricko inalitutions which have for, their purpose the instruction on occidental lines of the 'com- log gerention of Chiness. Several of those schools and colleges have had their closing ex-'

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY FEBRUARY II 1907

'Athonian, Br. 2, 3,883, A. O. Cooper, roth Feb,Vancouver, B.C., tath Jan, and Shanghai 7th Feb., Gen.--C. P. R. Co.

Ward, Nor. 3.3., 730, G. Haraldsen; 11th Feb

Saigon 4th Feb, Rico-Aagaard, Thore son & Co.

Yuaniang, Br. 14, 1,118, F. Mooney, 11th

Feb-Manila Sib, Feb., Gen. Me Co.

arcises or prize-givings within the past few Daphne, Ger. *. 154. Schipper. 11th Feb.,--Vindivostock vis Nagasaki “and Chelos gist Jan, Gen.-H. A. L...

days, and oibers will follow within the next

Monteagle, Br. x.k., 3,943, S. Robinson, 14th Sept, Vancouver 20th Aug., and Shang- hai rtih, Sept., Flour, Lead and Gon.---C. Neil MacLeod, Am. S. 90, E. Corral, 19th

PR. Co. Juse-Madila :6th Juzs, Ballast-Barret

to & Co.

Towler Hall, Br. 1.84 2,67, IL. C. Hostler, 4th

Feb-Penarth 18th Dec, 1906, Coal Admiralty,

S. de Rosatio, Am. s. 715. M. Lopez, Blanco, rath June-Manila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co.

Meek. Some.of.comparatively old foundation, Chibli, Br. ., 1,143, Carnaghan, 11th Feb., Petchaburi, Gor. me,' 170, C. Gosewlich, 5th

and others of quite recent establiþment, their. reports, nevertheless, will agree generally on several points. They will tell the' palpablo,] facts of diligence and enthusiasm, which cobstitute, according to western notions, almost precocity on the part of the scholars and will add the consequent, though party counter-acting, fact that there is always the posibility that students will lay down their 'studies exactly at the critical moment, and from pique or the irresistible allurement of attrac tive employment or merely from whim or vanity interrupt, even if they do not put a définite' period to, endeavours, which might have bome fruit. There will be thus a blending of en- couragement' with disappointment, such as is Inevitable in almost every enterprise; but as those directly concerned in the management of the institutions, will almost certainly express satisfaction rather than the reverse, it might be considered that for the outside public there is nothing left but to applaud.

Canton roth Föð., Gan —B. & S. Medioo, Ch. z., 1,338. T. McArthur, 1113 Feb. Shanghai Sth Feb., Gon.-C. M. S. N. Cart Diederichsen, Ger, as., 774, H. Schlafkier 11th Feb,-Haiphong 6th Feb., and Haihow rath, Rice and Ged.—]. & Co. Choising, Ger. B. 1921, S. Simbasen, 11th Feb-Bangkok 10th Jan., Rice and Gen. B. & S.

Childar, Ger. L., 1,103, A. 'Augenio," th FebBangkok and Fab, and Swatow roth Feb. Gen. -N; Y, K.

Olearances at the Harbour Omos, Vochowe, for Swałow Glenfallock, for Amoy, Moyune, for Shanghai. Alednous, for Singapore. Rajaburi, for Bangkok. Sachen, for Nagasaki, Germania, for Cheriben. Anju Maru, for Saigon. Lydin, for Saigon. Chayrang, for Shanghai. Tranquebar, for Shanghai, Alecian, for Canton. Taiyuan, for Manila. Catherine Apear, for Singapore. Crater, for Taingiau.

The circumstance, however, that a consider able section, of Young China is either passing through, or clamouring to enter, these foreign. directed schools, which are to be found in all the greater cities of the Empire, raises an faevitable question as to the influence the education there imparted will have upon the future of the nation. A very great responsibility, which we are sure is fully appreciated by those concerned, rests upon the instructors in Anglo-Fr, for Saigon. Chinese schools and colleges. They are Chlywen, for Canton.

receiving a very eager welcome, not from officialdom, but from the people themselves. Their case and opportunity are very different from those of the scholars of the Eastern

Departures. Feb. 10. Takachiho, Jap. cruiser, for Japan,' fintching, for Coast Ports. Kawacht Maru, for Yokohama, Joshin Maru, for Swalow,

Feb. 11.

Sachsen, for Japan. Providence, for Saigon.. Buichow, for Saigon.

Scandi ; for Shanghai.

Panetone, for Bangkok. Catherine Apear, for Calcutta. Glenfallock, for Anny.

Taiyuan, for Australian Ports. Taiwan, for Saigon,

Empire, whose dispersal over Europe, when their imperial city fell, inagurated

time the modern

which in

the

West rejoices. The crudite jefugees of the fifteenth century, who conquered the intellects of wider realm than in their sheltered security Choysing, for Shanghai.

they had dreamed of, did noy set out conscious. ly to spread far and wide the treasures won by their patient roil. The lamp of knowledge to them was something, sacred to be ministered to by those who were approved worthy. That it should even beset on a hill to illuminate u people was as remote from their ideals, as it was from those of the people among whom they ward cast to seek to possess themselves of it,

Yochow, far Shanghai.

Passengers arrived.

Per Moyune, from Singapore-180 Chinese." Per Glenfallock, from Penang-678 Chinese. Per Tranquebar, from Copenhagen Mr. Walince Hansen,

Feb-Basakok 23rd Jan, Rice and Timber.-M. & Co

Print Sigismund, Ger. 1... 3,302, Lent, th Feb.,Bydney 15th fats, and Manila gth Feb, Gen.-M. & Co.

Progress, Ger. s.a., 687, H. ́Pahren, 8th Fab., —Degie şth Feb, Salt.-L., W. & cò. Bangkok zotli jan, Timber and Rice Ger. ... 189, O. Koch, 6th Feb.,

B. & S.

Sarogan, Am. 1,438, Vitteria, 7th Sept.,

Manila 4th Sept., Ballast.-Order. Signal, Ger. 5.5, 960, G. Schlaikier, 8th Fab

-Singapore 29th Jan, and Hoihow 7th Feb, Cien,-J, & Co. Simongan, Dut. ., 1,200, Zuiderhoudt, goth Jan-Samarang and Singapore 23rd Jan, Sugar. Yuen Fat Hong.

Suma Maru, Jap, 68, 1,022, H. Yamaguchi, 9th Feb., Saigon 3rd Feb., Rice.-Gilman & Co. Tacoma, Am. 8.8, 9,606, E. W. Roberts, 28th

Jan., Tacoma via Japan Ports 13th Dec, Taming, Br... 1,35", A. W. Outerbridge, 8th Feb, Manila sth Feb, Gen.-B. &

Tateyama Maru, Jap. s.a., 1,500, Tajihama, 8th Feb.,Chefoo and Weihaiwei 3rd Feb, Gen.-Japanese.

Tiahow, Br. ss., 901, T. R. Kidd, 3rat

Tab Saigon 26th fan, Rice.-A., K. & Co. Tsinan, Br. ss., 1,300, C. Lindbergh, 8th Feb, -Melbourne 4th Jan, and Manila. 5th Feb, Gen.-B. & S. Undine, Nor. 5,8., 113, H. Tharkjornsen, 23rd Dec..-Chefoo 17th Dec, Geb.-Angaard, Thoresen & Co.

Yruva, Am, ss., 469, H. Nelson, 16th Oct, Amoy 14th Oct., Ballast.--Yeng Chung.

SAILINO VESAXLS., FB Sution, Am. ship, 1,639. Butmann, 22nd Dec.-Haiphong 1st Dec., Ballast.A, K.

& Co.

Ponape, Ger, sch., 220, H. Martens, 31st Dec, -Vap soth Dec, Ballast. German Consul.

Prince George, bk. 471, A. R. Anderson,

18th Oct., Manila 26th Sept., Old Iron. Order.

DOCK RETURNS.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. Kwongchow.......... AT Kawinan Dock Prinz Waldemar ....... Emeraude

Sorsogon ............. Fronde GARMENTSUARI DETTAG

2. Y. de Aldecoa................... Athenian......

Fer Fuensang, from Manila-Messi's, G. Clark, H. B. Milles, Sisters Paul and Camill, Per Kumsang, from Calculta-Mr. March, From Singapore-Mr. Syme, and 300 Chinese.

Per Tan Maru, from Shanghai--Mr. and Prinz Sigismund ........ Sat, Sob Kee Sin, Soh Koh Kei, Misses K. Saphir Mr. F. S. Sobia and 2 infant, Messrs. Foh Kee | Rubis Schellenburg, A. Sudermann, Messrs. K. Tsu Peng Fei w... niura, G. atolime, M. Yokoyama, Ho Chock Ving, Bob Sah Gai and Ong Rin.

Thus knowledge was pursued for the sake of knowledge; any practical application was the result more or less of accident, or of the working of time. And 'under such conditions, the sum of the world's learning increased, as it, still in- creases to-day, "in the laboratory or the study but not in the school room, where all that can be done in to prepare the minds of those who will hereafter make research, and experiment. C. Morse. From Shanghai-Mesara, J. for themselves, '".

Cosmopolitan

Per Athenian, from Vancouver-Messra. F. | CHINA COAST METROKOLOGIÇAL REGISTER. W. Aston,

E. C. Boyde, Mr. and Mrs. J. R.

February 9th, 1907, anu, Edgar, Miss C. Johnston, and Mr. W. Cameron. From Nagasaki-Messm. F. S. Brockman, W. R. Siewan, I. R. Mopp, and Mr. and Mrs.

Percy, Marik, Miss Gregson, Messrs. Louise Ulne, S., Mardar, Miss A. Mardar, Master A. Madar, Miss Waiss Garlok, and 20 Chinese.

Passengers departed. Per Rubi, for Manila-Mr. Picton, Dr. J. M. Laughlin, Mr. O'Toole, Mr. and Mrs. Jontschino, Messis, Peterson, Misses Baiton,

Howard Ford, W. W. Lewis, Suausy, Webb, O'Sten, Echals, Korfled, Meyer, Kultmann, Jolanston. Bachine, riffon, Aug Sun Si and Yap Al Wai.

Vladuesick.

Cha

Hakodate.u Taktin, www. Kuchi Nagaraki Kagoshima Ochin Nota Durgakijima.. Chefoo........ Weihaiwei... fladkow Kinkiang Shanghai, Gotzlaff Sharp Peak... Arcy "watow Taikoku Taichu......... Str. Ward from Saigon Easterly and Tainan......... northerly breeze of clear weather.

Shiping Resetta

Str. Yeunsang from Manila-Light N.E. Winds and smooth sea,

Str. Landrat Scheif from Salgon :-Strong easterly wind sea very high..

The educational problem is complicated for China by the desire that the student's attain. ment shall have an 'immediately, practical result, apart from the drilling of the inental faculties in the way that muscles are strengthen ed by gymnastics. The English language, we fancy, is mudied because it is the chief medium of speech with the outer world and has a com mercial value, rather than because it enshrines a great and elevating literature. In 'mediæval' Europe Latin and fierk were sentinels to the learned professions, certainly, but had no further extrinsic value.' I atin was the lingua franca of culture not of business, and it is on intellectual culture that the greatness of the western nations has been made firm., Hygienics, sani. tation, bridge-building, all the mechanical marvels of the nineteenth century were possible because the way had been, pre pared for them, among a people whose industrial and civic leaders had been bred to the classics. China herself in the monumental solidarity of her history as a pation, exemplifies the strength of simple. scholarship. But bithetto the nim and end of -study has been made the attainment of official | weather throughout.

rank, and its scope has been limited accord- ingly. It will achieve no useful object to sub. itute for this luterested delving in dry-as-due Chinese lore, a parrot-like acquaintance with Shakespeare. But if our Anglo-Chinese col- leges give the incentive to a desire for learning for learning's sake and ant for any mere sel fith purpose, they will take high, place among the regenerating forces at work in the Empire. For they will have helped to produce a body of thinkers, who will lead the nation to action ---N. C. D.News.

Shopping.

Arrivals. Moyune, Br. 41, 4,646, Ias. Milhench, gh Feh,Singapore 3rd Feb, Gen.-B. & S. Gionfalloch, Br. s... 43, G. Kinghorn, gib Feb., Penang 30th Jan, Gen-Joo Tek

Seng. Ratho, Br. 8.3. 1717. 1, Thomann, 9th Feb.

New York via Manila 6th Feb, Care Oil and Geo., O. Co.

Landrat Scheiff, Ger. ss., 1,011, H. Grandt, 9th Feb.-Saigon 4h Feb, Rice,~~S, &

Co. Kumsang, Br. 41, 2,078, E. J. Buller, roth Fob Calcutta via Penang and Singapore 4th Feb., Gen.-J., M. & Cn. Toss Maru, Jap, J., 3,610, K. Kato, soth Feb., -Shanghai 7th Fea, Gen.-N. Y. K Alcinous, Br, s.8, 4,128, D, Davies, t0th Feb., -Shanghai 7th Feb, Gen.-B. & 5, Nicheyal Maru, Jap, .., 2,302, S. Natieme,

10th Feb,-Moji 4th Feb., Cost,—Order. Klang Ching, Ch. 1.s., 1,0:0, H. Udden, roth

“Fab,--Chinklang sih Feb., Gen. - Chi-:

nese

Tranquebar, Dan..., 3,434, F. Thomson, roth Feb,-Copenhagen 25th Dec, Gen-M, & Co.

- Paklat, Ger, 8.8., 1,300, H. Dames, rath Feb,

Bangkok 4th Feb, Rica.-B. & S. Vochow, Br. 14., 1,325, J. H. Brown, Beth d.” Feh,,--Canton șă Feb., Gen.—D. & 5, -2 Choyaang, Br. .., 144, A. E. Sandbach, 10th FabyCanton 9th Feb, Gon-},, H. & Co.

Str. Glenfalloch from Penang-Fresh N.E. monsoon and moderate sea from Singapore to poft.

Str. Ratho from New York via Manila Met moderate to fresh monsoon, · unssitled weather throughout.

Str. Kumsang from Singapore-Experienced moderate to fresh N.E. monsoon with fine clear

Vessels in Port, STEAMERE,

Capri, Ital. 8.8., 1,718, G. Belsito, 7th Feb.

Bombay 17th Jan., and Singapore 29th, Gen.-C. & Co.

►

Castor, Not. ss., 775, Hoakensen, 8th Feb.- Langkat and Singapore 29th Jan., Kero- sine. Mr. Geo. McBain, Cheongshing, Br. 6.8., 1,256, S. J. Payne, 3rd,†

Feb-Saigon 28th Ja, Rico., M. & Co.

Doric, Br. 5.s., 4,975, Harry Gaukroger, 7th.

Feb. San Francisco 8th Jan, Honolulu th, Yokohama ath, Koba 3rst, Nagasaki 2nd Feb., and Shanghai sih, Malls and Gen.-O. & O. S. S. Co. Empress of India, Br. ss., 3,032, E. Beetham, 2.N.R., 14th Jan.-Vancouver, (B.C.) 25th Dec., and Shanghai 11th Jan., Malls and Gen.-C. P. R. Co. Germania, Ger.63., 1,714. H. Lorense 27th Jan.,Sourabaya 5th Jan, Gen..& Co. Hanoi, Fr. £.., 739, P. Merlees, 2nd Feb., | ** Haiphong and Hoihow ist Feb., Gen.

A. R. M.

Heimdal, Nor. .,, 761, S. A, Johnsen, 7th Feb-Saigon 2nd Feb, Rice and Faddy. -Angard, Thoresen & Co. Hikasan Maru, Jap, 4.8, 2,303, J. Fukui, 6th Feb-Kuchingizu 31st Jan., Coal.-M. B. K.

& Co.

Bimmers Expected.

Vestals From

Agents

Dur

HONGKONG,

*Goode, Miss N. F.

Grant, A. W.

J. Grimani, Count P. L.

Gross, Opm Hewalt, Mon F. A. Howell, Hon. Ei Ai Howard, E Inpes Capt. R.

Adams, P, R.". Allan, Misi A. J. Arabia... Japan. P. & A. Co. Feb. 13 Aston W

Allan, Mr. and Mrs. Emp. of Japan. Shanghai. C. P. R. Co Feb. 13iley, Mr. and Mr.

Bagg, C. P. Kumenty Slagapore, M. & Co Feb. 13 Printers Alles Singapore M. & Co... Feb. 14 Lothiae Singapore. D.&Co, Ld Feb 15

Battiscombe, H. G. ' Room Colombo M. & Co. Fab. 17 Coptic pan. 0, & O. Co Feb. 16 Berriol, A. Van(Vice- Bombay Maru. Bombay N, Y. K... Feb. 22

JEF

RM.

Bisney, Mr. & Mr. S. Bisasy, Miss

Consul for C.

Mr. and

Kesself, M. I. Krill, Mrs. Kunte, P

** Lehre, P.

Linton, P.

Mrs. Logan, Mr. & Mrs, W.

Manville, Mrs. & ayahı

Post Office.

Boyle, E., D. Brewer, Mr. and

A Hail will close for :- -Kobe-Per Hikosam Maru, 12th Feb.,

Yokohama and Kobe-Per Triman, Feb. F.N.

w.w.

A.M.

Brighton, F. G.

rath

Bradford, Mrs. E L.

Broughall, Mr. & Mrs.

Manila-Per Taming, 12th Feb. 1 P.M.. Europa, &c., India. via Tuticorin-Per Gneisenau, 13th Feb., 11 AM,

Macan Per Sui An, 13th Feb., 1.15-P.M. Maca-Per 8ui Tas, 14th Feb., 9 A.M... Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancotiver, B.C.-Pet Ew/ ress of India, 14th Feb., 3 E.M. Tjimai, 14th Feb., 4 P.M.

Shanghai, Moff, Kobe and Yokobama-For

Ningpo and Shanghai--Par Chikli, 15th Feb., 11. A.M.

Macao-Per Sut Taf, 15th Feb., 1.15 PM. Manila-Per Yuensang, 15th Feb. 3. P.M. Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Doric, 16th * Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Feb., 11 A.M.

Manila-Per Zafiro, 16th Feb., 11 A.M. -Macao-Per Sui Tai, 16th Feb., 1.15 P.M.

Singapore, Penang' and Calcutta – Per Kamsang, 18th Feb., 2 P.M.

Europe, &c. India, via Tuticorin Per Touran, 19th Feb., 17 A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama and. Seattle, Wash-Fer Minnesota, 19th Feb., 11 AM 、

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS,

CRAIGIEBURN,'

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

R. I Darion, F. H.

Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Gittins, A., Opp, Dr. and Mrs. Pyc, E, Buraes

Grant

Smith, E. Grant

Smith, Percy

Wabb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montague

OCCIDENTAL.

Pellen, Mr. Piper, C.

Brown, Mr. W. S. Capell, Mr. and Mrs.

J. R. and 2 children Simpson, Mr. and Mrs. Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. T, K.

J. L.

Simpson, Mr. W. Ń. Gow

and child Gow, Mrs, W. and a Tabot, D.

children

Miss E. CL F.

Carr, A. E.

Carter, Mr. and Mrs.

W. L. Carter, A.

Chapter, Mr. and Mrs. Chanter, Miss

Marriott, Dr. O. Marshall, F. B.

ay. Miss K. A..

Moore, Dr. and Mrs

W. B. A.

Newborn, Mr. & Mrà.

R. H.

Newington, A. G.

Niater, H. F

Nunn, Mr.

Paine, A. E.

Chapman, H. X. V. C.,

Major A. Chapman, B. F.

Patterson, Major"

Peake, W.. Percy, J T.L.

Chatham, Hon. & Mrs. Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Chichester D.A. A. O., Chatham, Mini Pfordion, A. R. Von

der D.S., Major. A. A. Philpot, L. D.. Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Powell, W. A. Clark, M. Ö., 11- Preshaw, C. M. Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Pritchard, H.

T. W..

Reid, H. J.

Clegg, RN, Eng. Lt. Richards, Mrs. M.

And Mrs. Coloham, H. J. Calvin, H. E Connor, J. L.. Coulthart, J Crook, A. H...

Cruickshank, A.

Cutler, W. C. Davies F. O.

"Ventris, Misa plays Wakefield, Mr. M. Wall, Mr. and Mrs Jay and infati

american Vica Con- Waigall, G. S.

Wishart. 1. B.

Wishart, L

Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, G. GAR

Forde, F. H Franklin, C. B.

Fuler Stuart

sul General)

Fuller, Denman

ETC

Wood, Miss F

Garlick, WC.

Young, 1, A.

Garner, C. E

VA, KING/EDWARDAN

Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Jack, Ms. C. M.

Russell

Jackson

Mrs. & child

Arratoon, C.,

Barolay, Miss

Belllion, Dr. and Mr.

Bramley, Harry

Campbell, H. J.

Cook, Dr, G. B. Cook, G. B.

G. 8.

...

Kansa, G. D.

Kuwada, I...

Landahl, T.

Logound, Vice Coman

Mackay, G. A.

Moffatt, G

Nicholson, D. M.

Cone. Jr., Mr. and Mrs: Moller, Eria

mming 18r. and Felers, Major & Mrs.

Mrs. A Currie, Miss Delaney, L. T.

Dallas, George

Draper, Miss Alica.

Engelmann, Dr.

Gido, Miss J. E.

Humphre H. S.

Hurley, Fred. C.

Humus,

Alecander, Lady, Austin, F. Backhouse. J. Bolton, Mr. Brayo, R. H.

Carruthers, E. S.

Chalmers, J, H.

Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.

HAW.

Roach, Mr. J. S. and Cobden, A. S.

Riecken, T.

Ring, H. M.

Rivedan, FA

child

Rowoldt, S. B.

Sandos, Miss F. E

-E. Bruce

Skipa, A.

Empth, F. W.

Solomon, L. P.

Shepherd, Mr. & Mrs.

Donald, Mr. and Mrs Smith, Miss E. A.

Denison, P., B.

W, H.

Doolittle, F. H.

Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.

Downing, Mr. and Mrs.

Spittles, J.'5-

Stebbing,

W. T.

Stephens, H.

Darling, Col.

David, A. J.

David, E.

Dixon, C. F.

Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Fowler, E, A.,M. Fraser, Lieut. Gale, Capt. J. R. Gelsthrope, Mr. Greenhill, Mr., Gregory, A.

Hareland, F. A.

Stewart, W. F.

Hockaday, W. T.

Smallman, Mr.

and

Jacks, P.

Mis; H. F.

Evan-Jones, Mr. and Sutherland, P. D.

T. C. and infant

Dunlop, G. A.

Elestmann, W.

Mrs. E.

Fairchild, H. J.

Lowe, J. C.

Munro, Miss A,

Thomas, Lt. Comdr. L. Whyte, Mr. and Mrs.

R. and child

| Fisher, B. G.

Feige, Mr.,

Newman, F.

NAME.

Alacrity Astraea

Bramble, ***

Britomart,... Cadmus Cherub Clio ***

Fame...

Bar. Th. Hu, Wind Wr. Dindem...

a.m.29 65) m

29.81

30.06

30.31

[30,24)

30.13

30,05

*A. In 30.41} 24

H.M.30.2831

Flora...

Handy

Hart Tanus

Keal

King Alfred Kinsha Merlin

Fischer, R.

Ferguson, Mr. J. ·

Fletcher, H. L..

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Miss H. M.

Toledano, Th. Toplier, H. J. Tredwen, C

Uffel, W. Von Unbéhaun, C. H.

Jeffries, H. U. Joney, Patrick

Josling, Lt. Col.

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

E. S.

Peacock, Mins Annie'

B.-L.

Painter, Majer & Mrs, Persico, Mr. and Mrs.

Phillips, Major

Potts, H.

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

J. M. Rigga, Mr.

Rissland, Mr. & Mr.

Sawer, Mrs. W, E Schmidt, Dr.

Seymour, Li:-Col, and

Mr.

Sinclair, A. Smith, A. Findlay Tallidge, Mr.

Turner, R. R. Vaugban-Lee, Mr. West, J. J.

White, Dr. and Mrs.

Keltail, R.A., Majorsed Wilder, A. P.

Mrs.

Williamson, Mrs.

Kent, RA, Col. & Mrs. Wilson, J, W. Knight, C, C.

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

CLA36,

despatch vzczal... cruiser, and clari river gunboat-e river gunboat sloop ... water tank and tug sloop ...

cruiser, 1st class

TONS, GUNS,

1.H.P.

CAPTAIN,

LAST REPORTED AT

Commander E. La T. Leatham, ....... Captain C. L. Vaughan-Lon. Lieut. Commander E. G. W. Davidson.||

Lieut Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B. L. Majondie... ***

Hongkong- Hongkong Yangtoro

1,700

3,000

4.363 10

*7,000

710 .6

905

714

1,070

900 $400

...

Yangtiza

Yangtire

390

300

1,070

1,400

Commander C, D, S. Raikes

Hongkong

11,000-

16,500

cruiser, and class

torpedo boat destroyer

300

5.700

4:340

Captain CD Umfreville 1.icat.-Commander A. L. Grésson..

Hongkong

en route England

Hongkong

7,400

Captain H. Grant-Dalton

·Shanghai..

tomede boat destroyer

275

4xx

Licat-Commander H. B. Cox

torpedo boat destroyer

4,000

Lieut. Commsdder R. Henniker-Keaton

Hongkong

torpedo boat destroyer

280

1.000

Lieut.-Comminder W. H. Darwall

Hongkong

cruiser, 1st class ·

9,800

12,000

cruiser, rat class river gunboat

14,100

34000

Captain C. F. Thursby

Captain S. V. Y, de Horsey...

Hongkong

Hoogkong

016

1,300

Liest-Commander Percy Crabtree.

Yangtza

...Kurveying ship: „

1,070

1.400

Captain John F. Parry

(on passage to China.

Monmouth... ..Moorhen Otter ... Robin...

craiţer, 1st class river gunboat

9,800

27,000

Captain J. A. Tuke...

Sis

torpedo boal destinyer

100

river gunboat one.

30.25 39100

Sandpiper

30.26 44 100)

omd Taku...

torpedo bont destroyer...

30.15 5393

Tamar

receiving ship

Teal

30.16

5587 NE

river gunboat

***

4,650 ito

river gunboat...

710

1,00

am, 30.03

torpedo bost destroyer, ...

355

1,300

Lieut. Commander R. M. R. West Lieut-Commander Stevenson

Yangtza

Canton

30.12

...urveying ship...

020

450

Commander R. W. Glennie...

30.07

*1 30.03 30.07

torpedo boat destroyer.... river gunboat...

360

4.500

Lieut. Commander C. E. L Thomas

Hongkong

ves

600

Liout-Commander G. B, Spicer-Simeon

Hongkong

Yangtze

river gunboa!

350

Lieut.Commander G. J. Todd

river gunboat

Lieat. Commander Jno. F. Knox...

Yangtune

Yangtsso

a.m. 30.37 40 | 91

or a.m. 30.27 42 100 EN

6 am 30.02) 55 (100) NE

Koriun. Fescadores... Canton...9 m. 30.10 60 Hongkong....raa.m. 30.09 62 Vetria Peak L Cop Back...

Ma30n Hoihow Takhol,

Phulien Toutage... C. St. James Apairi.......

30.00 66

2.IN.

toa m.

Manda... Janm 30.00 82

Spipe...

Thistle

Virgo

Waterwitch

Whiting Widgeon

Woodcock...

·Woodlark...

́river gunbeat

river gunboal

orr

210

140

* Flying Fing of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moore, Co. nigd in pla Chiell

Licut-Cominunder Robert E. Vaughan,

Lieut.-Commander J. Kiddle

Lieut.-Commander C. C. Walcott... Lieut.-Commander. H. T. Allay... Lieut.-Commander J. T. S. Lyss Boatsn. T. D. Strath Commodore H. P. Williams... Liont-Commander E. Secretar

Station

Hongkong

West River

Canton

West River

West River Yangtze Hongkong

*. Hongkong

YangtisO

NAME,

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION,

GUNS.

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

TONS.

COMMANDING OFFICERS.

LAST REPORTED AT

Legaspi

8.1.

Bacolod .....

a.m.

Hoito Cebu Labuan

29.89

29.91 Bo

*Achétar

唱作

February 11th, 1907, LM,

Adour...

***

Alger...

Alouette

Nali

18 30

R.ki.

8.m.

Vladivostock.7 am. Nemuroam. Halendate | Tokių ......................... Kochi......... Nagasaki..... Kagoshima... Oshima.... thigakijima. Cheloo.......66.m Weihaiwai Hankow ....... Kinkiang...... £1 30.30 40 Shanghai.....9 am 30.29 Gutriaf

30.24 Sharp Peak Amaya.m.20.96 52 Swalow

10.00 48 78 Taikoku am,[301y——| Tulchn.......... 11 30.03 Taipan

30.04 Koshan" 19 29.98 Pescadores ...||

30.19

>7 30.09

---

Argus...

Bruix

Carenado Décidée D'Entrecanteaux †

Esturgeon... Francisque...

Fronda Henri Rivière Jacquin Javeline Kersaint... Lynx... Stanche

***

Mousquet Oliy Peiho...

Perls Pistolet

Pentée... Raplère

Redoutable ⭑

Sabre Styx... Taklang

***

armoured gunboat receiving-ship

croiser

torpedo-depot

*FI

river gunboa! armoured cruiser river gunboal gunboat armoured cruiser sub-marine... destroyer destroyer kriver gunhnat t river gunboat destroyer ... cntiser... sub-marine... ...aurveying ship

destroyer .. river gunboat

gunboat

*** I

sub-marioe... or gre

destroyer... sub-marine... destroyer...

battleship, reserve

destroyer as a armoured gunboat ...

river gunboat recalving-ship ...

FAT

すか

30.16 63

Vauban

Vétéran

torpado-depot

Vigilante.

sirer gunboat

►

•

Hipsang, đồ 10, 1,356, W. D. Welsh, 8th

Feb-Kutchinotra at Feb., Coal, M. Canton 9 m. 30.17 33 & Co.

Hongkong...tom. 30.15 62 Indraden, Br... Easierbrod,

Gap Rock... Sydney 24th Dec, Coat 19th Jan, Victoria Peak Kanju Maru, Jup, 1.8., 1,344, K. Hashimoto, Macao..................

5th Feb-Saigon arst Jan, Rice and Halhow...9 a.m. Paddy-Fukusel & Co.

Pakbo......... Kawachi Maru, Jap, 8, 3,783, H. Petersen, Phulien 10 am.

gib Feb-London 30th Dec., 1906, and | Tourane gé Blogapore 3rd Feb., Gen.-N. Y. K.

C, St. James Laurtes, Br, ma, 1,341, J. B. Jackson, 8th Feb., Aparri 16 a.m.29.96

-Salgon 4th Feb, Rice and Gen-Wo Manila 10a.m. 199 Fat Sing & Co.

Legaspi......6 am. Lydia, Ger, 21: 1,772, C. Meyer, 8th Feb.,-- | Iincoled

-Baigon and Feb., Rice.-S. & Co.

Hoila, Mercedes, Br. transport, 2,903, J. 8. McGregor Cebu

29th Jan Singapore 22nd Jan, Coal-↑ Labuan... Admiralty,

KID.

او من مون

བྱི1LLཀཽ 1:|:Ë ཨིསི) ê ནིཥཱཾ 11ནིêLཨིནི ་ཧཱུྃ ནིཎྜི13ཌི

Commander Kérìbuel

Haiphong Haiphong

Hongkong

Cape St. James Canton

Saigon

...Salgon

Hankow

... Saigon

Saigon

Saigon Hongkong ...Haiphong ...Haiphong Saigon Haiphong

... Saigon.

d'Along

Haigon

1,700

Ligut, Fearé Lieut. Merle

Commander, Fournier

100

Lieut. Audouard

1501 1,000

Lieut. Millet

Lieutenant Le Blanc

6,300

303

www

308

300

7,200

6,300

Portier

Capt. Tracou, Lieut. Coquelin Lieut. Garreau ... Lieut. Thierry

Lieut.

Lieut. Le Coroller...

Commander Sagot-Duvauronz

Commander Simon

fest, Armbrustar

Lient. Grellier Liset.

ant. Marchand

Lieut. Hubert...

Commander Bertheand

Commander Laporte

Commander Terquem

Chungkinh Tongku

...Saigos

6,300

Hongay

Licat, Glorieax

Saigon

Lleat, Vincent-Bréchignac

Saigon

6,071

Flagship of Rear Admiral de Marolles, Com'ding the local nayal defence of

Baigon

Indo-China, Capt. Pasierat de Silans)

Lient. Hallier

124 444

Baigos

1,700

Lleat, Doc...

Ter

Saigon

Upper Yangiare

4,360

500

Lient, FougerouNIS... Lient. Devaranns

• Flagship of Bear-Admiral Boisse, Commander-in-Chief.

† At the disposal of Rear-Admiral de Marolles, Commanding the naval defence of Indo-Cblow/

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