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A year ago, when Persia was still regarded as a moribund State, the death of the Shab ‘and the accession of his eldest son, Mohem.
med All Mirza, would have attracted little at tanilon, oniside of Russia and Great Britain, which had long been rivals for ascendency at Taberap¿Two recent eventu, however, hava brought Persia, Into the foreground, namely, the agreement of Russis and Great Britain to respect its independence in fact as well as in semblance, and the apparently resolute effort. of the Pursian people themselves to Improve their condition by means of representative in atitutions, this
The gradual acquisition, by Russia, of the western and eastern coasts of the Caspian pointed to the eventual absorption of at least that of Persia which borders that sea on the south, and consequently to preponderance at the present capital, Teheran, which is not far
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|| Mar., Gon—P. & Ú. S. N. Go, M Changsha, Br. 1, 3,300, C. Plunkett Cole,
17th Mar-Sydney 17th Feb, Gen-B Arratoon Apcar, Br. k., 3,931, A. Stewart,
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17th Mar,Shanghai 14th Man, Gen. D. S. & Co., Ld. Maris Rickmers, Ger..., 2,456, A. Rupp, 17th Mat-Kuchinoizu 13th Mar., Coal-M,
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Kobsichang, Ger. ., 1,292, C. Roslofsky, b17th Mar,—Bangkok 7th Mar, and Koh- michang gth, Rice, Meal and Lumber, B. &S.
VESSELS IN FORT.
America Mara, Jap. s.. 3,150, Philip H. Geisg 14h Mar,-San Francisco 13th Feb., and Shanghai 11th Man, Malls and Gon-T. K. K.
DA UN AN Blue Cross, Br. 7.950, Haselton, 12th Mar, -Cardin 17th Jan, Coal-Admiruky. Clave Jebsen, Ger. 5.& 1,103, Iveraan toth
Mar-Salgos 11th Mar, Rica), & Co.
Nor..., 883, O. Abrahamsen, stb Mar-Canton 4th Mar Cos
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Manso Per Sai Toi, 19th Man, 1.1S EME Saigon Per Trods Mars, 19th Mar, 2. P.M. Shangbal, Moji, Kobe and Yokohama-Per ada, 19th Mar, 2 7.M. ⠀
9th Mar, 3 P.M. Shanghal-Per Sanoksing, oʻt Yokohama and Kobe-Per Langsko, 19th Clegg, RM., Eng.Lt. Mar,
and Mrs. Shanghal, Maji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoris, Collin Mr. and Mrs. B.C. and Seattle, Washer Tango Mars, A. D. 19th Mar, 3 P.M.
A. Collady Manila Per Team, 19th Mar, 2 F.M. i Colohem, H. J Singapore, Fepang and Colombo-Per Colvin, H. E. Connor, J. L. Coulthart,
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been transferred to Shinez, or evento Ispahan, the change would have bear considered a triumph of British infuence. The drift of things during the last half century has been supposed to portend an ultimate partition of the country, Russia gaining the section north of the 35th parallel of latitude, which would have included Toberan, as well as Astrabad on the east, and
Taal, Luson 14th Mar.. Ballast-Order. Chowtsl, Gar. 3, 115, W. Möllermann, 17th Mar-Bangkok and Swatow th Mar Rice.-B. & S. Yangmoo, Korman s., 2,457, K. Fujse, 17th
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Tersia, Aust. 5.8, 3.779, P. Craglietto, 17th
Mar-riene 27th Jan.,' Gen.—S, W, & Co.
Mar.,Saigon 25th Feb., Gen-B Derwent, Br. 35, 1.503, 1. Jenkins, 14th
Baigon 10th Mar., Gen.-Man Fat & Co. Empress of China, Br. L., 3,036, R. Archibald,
.N.R., 11th Mar., Vancouver, B.C., söth Feb., and Shanghai gik ́ Man, Maili and. Gen.-C. P. R. Co.
Eutin, Ger. 6.3, 1.107, Langschwagen, rath
MAL.,Saigon 8th Mar, Gen--J. & Co.
11th
the large commercial city of Tabriz in the Tranquebar, Dan. x.s., 3,424, F. Thomsen, 17th Falk, Not. ... 1,380, G. M. Gunderso
north-west, while the provinces adjoining the Persian Gulf and the Arabian Sea would have fallen within the British sphere of influence.
During the last year, however, the Russian and British Governments have arrived at ab understanding, which presently may be, though it is not yel, embodied in the form of a treaty, that the territorial integrity of Peršia shall be preserved intact and that the Persian people shall be encouraged in self-development. It
Mar Shanghai 14th Mar, Gen.-M. & Co, Merkuri, Rus. 1.5., 2,201, Kuhenski, 17th Mar.
from Odrasa and Nag.saki, Geb.-D. & Wuhu, Br. 1.1., ",227, ". Cogan, 17th Mar,- Tonkin, Fr. 15, 3,084, J. Charbonnel, 18th
Canton 15th Mar,, Gen.-B & S.
Mar,-Shanghai 15th Mar,, Mails and Gen.-M. M. Rubi, Ur, s., 1,419, R. W. Almond, 18th Mar,,
-Manila 15th Mar, Gen.-5. T. & Co.
Mar., Rajang (Borneo) and Mar., -S., W. & Co. Fukushu Maru, Jap. sa, 1,090, T. Ito, 16th Germanis, Ger. 5., 1,714, H. Lorenzen, 13th
Mar,-Anping 19th Mar,, Gen.-Q. Š, K.
Co.
Mar Sourabaya 2nd Mar, Sugar.-J. & Hellas, Ger. 8.5, 2,556, W. Metzenchin, 15th Mar,-Kutchinatru çth Mar, Coal H. A
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Hilary, Ger, na, 1,376, H. Uecker, Oth Mar.,- Sourabaya 23rd Feb, Sugar and Gen/S1, W. & Co.
Nagaval Kobe and Yokohams-Per Yausia Afars, 20th Mar,, IFA.M.
Crook, A. 11. Macko Per Sui Tai, 20th Mar., 1.15 P.M. Cruickshank, A. Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kaifong, 20th Mar, Dalton, Capt. Davies, F. O.
P.M.
Shanghai Per Kwongsang. 20th Mar 3 P.M. S
Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Hilary, 20th
Mar
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Hallam, 21st Mar, 9 A
Macao-Per Swf Tolj arst Mer, 1.15 P.M.* Shanghai, Mojl, Kobe and Yokobama-Fer
Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launce Tillimong, 2111-Mat, 5 P.M.
Manila, Thursday island, Cooktown, Cairnu, stop, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Fremantler Kuman Marw, 22nd Mar, 1 A.M..
Macao- Per Sut Tal, azad Mar., 1,15 P.M., Manila-Per Yuensang, aand Mar, JPM: Anny, and Manila-Par AwN, 22nd Mar. Shanghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Mar, 23rd Mar, 10 AM.
4 P.M.
Reid, H. J. Reilly, Mr. and Mrs. J. Blecken, T.
Roach, Mire. J. S. unl
childs Rosenthal, H. S. Fowan, Mr. and Mr.
Shields, Mr J, H. and
Campbell, HJE Colleysham, E. H
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Elsworth, Char. W. T Focke, Me and Mrs. Good bars, E. J. Gravel, Mh. Hellat, De
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Holberton, Mijn S Hurday, Fred. C. logenohl, C.
Shilton Bilverstone, Mr. &
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Bquare, Miss Nels Stevenson, Lt-Comdr. Grevenson, Miss
and Mr
Mrs. Swan, WI HIST
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Chas, G Lewis, B. S,
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTRE
March 16th, 1907, mm, -
Hao Thi Ha Vindhi
Rowoldt, S. B.
Sander, Miss F. E Schaltho er P.
Schneider, Mrs. Gad (3)
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Ishigakijima,
Donald, Mr. and Mrs, child
W. H. Doolittle, F. H
Dowley, Mr. and
Downing, Mr and
T. C. and infanl Doyle, F. G
Eichelman, B, Dieyfus, M Danton, G. A Einstmann, Evan Jones, Mr.
W
“MIT, E... D'alichid, H. J
Fischer, R. Fisher, H. G. Franklin, C. B. Fletcher Hi
it certain that the recent movement by which Yuensang, Br. s., 1,178, T. M. Meyrick, 18th Hngkong. Fr. 9.E., 730, E. Coreil, 15th Mar Honolulu, and San Francisco-Per, America Froman, Mias
Persian reformers procuted the assent of their ruler to a constitution had the moral support of the British envoy, and there is ñiso reason to believe that no opposition was offered by Russia's representative. The constitution granted was of a highly liberal type, the Shah's Ministers being made accountable to a nation. al assembly, which was invested with the power of the purie, During the last works of the late Shah's reign, indeed, ‚his eldest son, who was acting as Regent, and who has now succeeded to the throne, insisted that the assembly, instead of consisting of the single chamber riginally planned, should be bicamer al, a Senate or upper bouse being added, of: whose members part should be ele tive and the rest appointive. This change, though at first
it met resistance, was in the end accepted by the assembly.
** It remains to be seen whether representative institutions are workable, in a country where the giving and taking of bribes is universally practised. Waj need not, on thatccount Assume that a national assembly will be incapable of usefulness, for up to the last quarter of the eighteenth century the British House of Commons reeked with corruption, Nor is the average Persian, to-day, more likely to be influenced by money, than the average Russian...If the Russians ate fit to govern themselves, and few onlukers seem to coul it, Persians also may in time disclosa similar aptitudes. The germ of rule has long existed in the agricultural districts, the taxes payable in a given locality being collected by the tribal chief. What Persia heeds is fiscat reform, improvement in the means of transport- ation and the systematic stimulation of agricul ture and manufacture. "Persian" export. nie capable of very great expansion beginning in the way of road making has already been effected, so far as the communication of ***Teheran with the Caspian is concerned, and railways or good wagon roads ought to connect other important centres of production with the ports on the Persian Gulf, and Arabian Sea. Foreign loans for the purpose would be procur able if the Persian finances were put on a satisfactory footing,
Mach will depend, no doubi, on the personal character of the new sovereign. But even if he should desire to bring about a reaction-his insistence on the creation of a partly appolative Senate would indicate such a disposition-ho will probably find himself, like his father, con- strained in the end to yield to the popular demand
FASTING MAN AND HIS FOLLY.
Much anxiety is being, caused by the con- dition of Sacco, who is attempting to break all records by fasting for fifty days at Olympia, and the question of putting a stop to the fast is be- log considered.
The appearance of the man makes it neces sary for this action to be taken without delay. Bo looks as if he is dying,
It is now twenty-eight days since he entered the small wonden hut in which he is imprison ed during his fast, This hut is without n door, and he cannot leave it unto the side is broken through by a carpenter, my
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Backwards and, forwards across the narrow limits of his cagé Sacco hobb'es most of the time when he is not asleep. He was once, if his photographs are to be believed, a tall man, strong and vigorous looking, He now seema liku pon in the last stages of consumptión, FA His shoulders are bent, his chooks painfulty 'sunkep, his forehead lined by deep fukrows, and his dark eyes are mournful as those of a besten dog. He is dressed in a shabby frock, coat, with a dark red tie that hangs oosely 'as if the wearer was indifferent whether it was fastened or not; ↑ He Inoka a very wreck of a man, almost a scarecrów,
UNASIPRISON ATMOSPHERE. A
The atmosphere Inside his prison must be appalling, for he am kes continuously, and thers:It only a small grating to admit fresti sir. Indeed, ha co plains that fresh sir make Bins feel 11. When the exhibition is open the temperature fa very high, when it is closed it is Be very low,vyojlant
Mar Manila 15th, Mat., Geo,~~]., M. & Co... Yawain Maru, Jap. s.s., 2,366, T. L: Harrison, 18th Mar,Manila 17th Mar. Gen.-N. Y. K.
Bingo Maru, Jap. 11. 6,347, F. L. Sommer,
18th Mar,-Yokohama via Shanghai 25th Mar, Gen-N, Y. K. '- Kramabad, Nor s., 860, O. Shandans, 17th-
ar-Saigon 12th Mar. Rice.-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Clearances at the Harbour Ofios. Michael Jeðsm, for Vaiphong. Chotufa, for swalOW. Temkin, for Saigon, Wuku, for Saigos. Halloles, for Amoy. Fadis, for flaiphong. Emeraude, for Haiphong, Japan, for Shanghai, Satnam, for Canton.
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Japan, for Shanghai, Mapkypin, for Nagasaki. Failer, for Hoihow. Bluecrost, for Saigon..
Tepartures. Mar. 17.
Aragonia, for Portland, Or. Hatching, for Coast l'oita. Masan Maru, for Swatow. Nichibei Maru, for Talien. Varg, for Saigon,
Amberton, for Rangoon, Quarta, for Saigon. Wakatsu Maru, for Moji. Aferite, for Singapore.
Mar, 18,
Raleigh, Am, cruiser, for Manila, Shantung, for Singapore. Cantuin, for Bangkok., Talang, for Saigon. Michael Jebten, for Haiphong, Wuhu, for aigon, Harlan, for Pakhai. Fluktang, for Shanghai.
Fassengers arrived, Per Persia, from Singapore-330 Chinese, Per Alcedo, from Taal, Luzon-Mr. and Mr G. W.C. Drexel, Mr. I. S. Biddle, and Dr. J. S. Sharpe.
Per Changsha, from Australian Ports-Mr. and Mr. Baker, Capt and Mrs. McIntosh, Mr. J. H. Wise, Mr. and Mrs. Benyville, Measrt, Harker, Doyle, Dr. Andr ww, Misses Olesen, M. Olesen, to Chinese, and 17 Japanese
1
Hoihow 14th Mar., Ballast.-A. R. M.
Isobe Maru, Jap. 24., 1,859, K. Hayashi, rath
Man-Moji 9th Mar., Coal-M, B. K. Japan, Br. ss., 3,806, J. G. Olifent, 13th Mar.,
-Calcutta 241b Feb., Penang and Singa pore 6th Mar, Gen.-D., S. & Co., Ld. Kaifong, Br. s.., 986, E. Fin ayson, 15th Mar,
Cebu and floilo 1th Mar, Sugar and Labor, Nor. .. 949, J. H. Jensen, 12th Mar
Sapan wood, B. & S
Natuna Island via Singapore 3rd Mar Timber and Planks. Chinese...
· Laerter, Br. 1.3., 1,310, J. B. Jackson, 15th Mar, -Saigon rith Mar., Rice and Gen. Chi
деле.
Margarita, Am. 11, 721, A. R., Cushing. and
Mar..-Singapore 24th '1 ab.
Merapi, Dut, 8.1., 1,397. Uldall, 14th Mar. Singapore 8th Mar,, Sugar.—Order. Phuyen, Fr. 8.6., 7.500, Boulsson, 33rd Feb,
-Canton 23rd Feb., Gen.—B. & Co. Pongtong, Ger 1, 998, W. Bäteführ, ráth MarBangkok 9th Mar, Rice-M. &
Co.
Suer, Rus. 6.8, 1.305. Klonsen, tith Mar,
Saigon 6th Mar, Rice,—Ordar.
Sun a Maru, lap. 8.x., 2, 04, ff. Yamagushi, 12th Mar, Saigon 3rd Mar, Rice-Gilman
& Co. Tango Mazo, Jap. **, 4,626, A. E. Moses, cih Mar,Shanghal 7th Mar Flour, Matches and Gen.-N. Y. K........ Testar, .Br. 6.5., 2,763, H. Davison, 2.5th MarVancouver 14th Feb, and Shang hai rith Mar, Gen.-C. P R. Co.
Tenu, Br. s.5., 1,385, A. Sommerville, 15th Mar,-Mania rath Már., Gen.-B. & Tjilatjap, Dut. $.5. 2,475, P. J. van Emmerick, 12th Feb,,-Moji ih Feb., Coal.-J. C.-J.
L.
Ulv, Nor, s., 884, J. Federsen, 11th Mar, Saigon 7th Mar, Rice and Faddy. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Undine, Nor s., (,113, H. Thorkjornsen, 23rd Dec.-Chefoo 17th Dec, Geo---Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Victoria, Swed. K., 989, J. A, Hellberg, 12th Mar Saigon zih, Mar, Rico.—Sagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Yawala Matu, Jap. s.s., 4,300, K. Satsuma, 15th
MarRangoon inib Mar, Rice-Order Yikiang, Br. us, 1,236, Thomas, 16th Mar,,- - Saigon 11th Mar., Rice.-J., M. & Co. Yoneyama Maru, Jap, as, 1,750, S. Todorokij and Mar,Moji asth Feb., Matches and Gen-Fook Sang & Co.
Vestb
Fram
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Europe, &c. India, via Toticorin-l'e Macedonia, 23rd Man, tt A,M,
Macao-Per Sut Tat, 23rd. Man, K.IS P.M. Karatsu, Kobe, Yokohama; Callao, (Fern) and Iquique, (Chile)-Por Gianfarg, 16th Mar Tientsin-Fer Kurichow, 26th Mar., 3 P.M. A.M
Vicieva, and Vancouver, 11.C.-Per Tartar,
Shanghai, Nagsuk Kobe,
Yeksham, 27th Mary to AM,
Singapore and Colombo-Fer Sachsen, 27th Mar, 10 A.M.
· Eurone, &c, India, via Tuh rashe
Frost, BLV Fuller, Stpart
Grant, A. W,
Shields, MiniTM Sigel, W."""
Mrs. Singh, S. T...
- Sk⋅nu, A.
'm. Smyth, F. W.
- Souls, Mr. and Mrs.
Spittles, J. S.
Stebbing, W. T. Stephens, 11. Stohr, T. W. Stovold, P. A.
ad Sutherland, P. D.
Tabet,
Talbot, Jr., Mr. & Mrs, CEN, NAM Thompson, Mr. & Mrs. Thompson, Mit H. M. Topliss, H. J. Tredwap, C..
J., Wakefield, Mrs, M.
Winter, rs, and child Wite, J. B. Wishart. Withart, L Wood, G. G.
11,
.... (Anserican Vice Con- Willett, E. S,"
Fuller, Denman sul General)* Gimenez, A
Hall, Mrs. Guggenheim, S. Hall Capt. T.
Howell, lion. E. A. Harker, B. B... Howell, Mr. P. A.
Wood, Mr. and Mr.
R. H. and maid Wychgel, Dr. and Mrs. Young, J. A. Ygual, J.
PRAK.
Print Ludwig, 27th Mar., 11 A w
Manila, Fr. Withelma haten, Herbertshohe, Alexander, Mr. & Mrs. Melburne, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Lance: Aubrey, Dr. G. G. Merapi, Simpsonhafen, Brisbane, Sydney, C., stop, New Zealand and Fremantle-Per Prins Band, Dr. Sigismund, 28th Man, 11 A M.
Manila Per Zafiro, 30th Mar, 18 A.M......... Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Siberia, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, 2nd April, 10 A M.
Kelali, R.A., Majorård Keal, 2A, Col. & Mrs. Kent, Col; and Mrs. Knight, C, C,
Martin, R.
Miller, Mr.
Beattie, M. P Belion, Mrs. Blair, Mr and Mrs. D. Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Bendixar, Capt.
Mou, D. K.
K. Carruthers, E. S. Chalmers, f, 11, Clothier. Mr. and Mrs.
&c, India, edu. Tülcarin- 1. Ernest Bimons, and / pril, 17 A.M. B.C. and Seattle-Ter Aki Mar, 2nd April, H. W.
Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria,
3 P.M.
|Cobden, A. 5. Chefoo and Newchwang➡Per Kwaiyang, 6th Courtney, G. N. April, 3 r.M.
Darling, Col. Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris "Dooner, Capt. & Mre:
Manila, Zamboanga, Post Darwin, Thursday Dixnn, C. F. banc Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Ellis, Mr. and ales, Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Gale, Major 1, R. Changsha, 10th April, 3 F.M. -
Galbraithe, Mr. Victoria and Vanemuiser, R.C.-Per Empress of Greenhill, Mr.
Shanghal Naguihki, Kobe, Yokoham, Gelathrope, Mr. Chin, 11th April, 7PM
Visais AI, TIEH NỘILAN,
Adams, P..R
HONGKONG,..
Howard, A. Anderson, Mrs. R, and Howard, E.
daughter Andrews, D. A. Angler, Mr. and Apr, G.
A
Back, Mr., Mrs
Min F. F.
Innes, Capt. R. Joki, J. P. F.
Mrs. Joseph, R. M.
loughin, J. C.
and
Kepner, Mr. and Mrs.
P. E,
Ballay, Mr. and Mrs.
W S. - Baker, Mr. and Mrs. C. Barmson, Mr. & Mr.
John
Lawrence, Mr. & Mrs
M. J. and valet Linton, F.
Logan, Mr & Mrs. W. Longberg, Jr, P. W. Lyard, Mr. Steamers Expected.
1 you, Mrs. Baltiscombe, H. G, Per Japan, for Hongkong from London-
Beaulic, R. H.
Malden, G. F.. Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Callow and 3 children.
Biervliet, A. Van(Vice- Marriott, Dr O. ' Acenis fleut. Col. H. N. Dumbleton, Miss A. Ej
Consul for Belguim) Massoy, Min K.A. Woodruff, and Lieut. E. W. Isaacson. From
Birbeck, P. J.
Melniosh, Mr. & Mrs. Singapore-Mesus. A. B. Bluan, Colledge, Siberia
Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. S. McLennin, A. Shanghai..P. M. Co... Mar. Mrs Ten Cheng Eng and man servant, Mrs. Kumano Maru. Japan.....N, Y. K... Mar. 19
Bisdey, Miss
Meister, fi, Tan Chew Kim and maid servant, Miss Namsang Singapore, M. & Co Mar, 20
Black, Mr. and Mrs. Mohr, · Wrecke, and Mr. W. Brewster. For Shanghai Totemi Man... Singapore. N. Y. K. Mar. 20 G.
Moors, S. Blanch, Mr. and Mrs. Moore; Dr. and Mr. for London-Messrs. ). A. Offer, H. Reeve, Delta
Singapore JP. & O, CoMar. 31
N. F.
W. B. A. P. Darwin, B. & S... Mar 23 Block, K. Polynesien..... Singapore. M. M. Mar. 25 Blount, Mr, and Mre," sul for Fanama)
Moreno, Alberto (Con-
rs. E. Fuller, infant and 2 children. From Chingto Singapore-Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Wychgel. From London for Yokohama-Mr. J. Bionic.
Per Fuensang, from Manila-Misses Seloner, Davis and Remedios,"
Per Rub, from. Manila Messm. H. W. Roberts, O. E. Morgen, Dr. and Mr. A. P. Preston and child, Mr. S Guggenheim, Maj.
DOOK RETURNS
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA 'DOCKU.
at Kowloon Dock)
H, P. Nevill, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Measts. A. Kwangchow Guinenez, 1. Ignat, Mr. and Miss Shields, igny
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Mr. Email Mapi, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Rud- Hongkong ha man and child, Mr. F. 1. Ingensold, Miss Chowfa Freman, Me ar. Tin Tian Cho, M. A Brown, Fmeraude.............
1 Chambers, F. Niblock, Mr. and Mrs. Free! | Sorsogon ..................... man, Mr and Miss Johnston, Vessrs. G. H. Fronde m nowden, R. D. Alsop, Mr. and Mrs. Bloual, | Z. Y, de Aldecoaves Mestre Stone H. Humphreys, H. M. Gal- Tjilatjap.............. lagher, G C Campbell, Miss Shan San, and | US, -, Callao „mini Mis, Lyons.
Passagers departed.
Bainamismeje, Wongkol do Prins Sigismund.....
Per Zielen, for Sbangbai-Messm. John R. Rubis Hykes, A. Mohr, H. T. Butterworth, Kruse, F. Saphir ............ Necoiai, Alex. Comar, Bunch; D. H. Benjamin, Peng Fel
gn. Cosmopolitás
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Alacrity,
Astrara
A.
Gek, Mr.
Hareland, F,
HU, E. E, 'Hockaday, W, T.
Hughes, Mr. and Mrs. Jeffries, H. U. Joseph, Mr. and Mr..
E, S.
Oldo f, Mr. & Mrs. K. Persice, Mr. and Mrs.
Reid, ...o., Lt. Col.
J. M.
Pigge, Hr.
Naha imun
Chefoo
Weihaiwel9, &M)
Hackow...
Kinkiang Shanghai
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Amoy... Swales Taihoku.... Taichu..... Talsan........ Keshun Pescadores...
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elle Cebu. Labuan
March 18th, 1907, 8.25,
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Vladivostock.7 m Nemuro 6: 1.17, Hakodate Tokio Kuchi Nagasaki..... Kagoshima. Oshima Naha
Rissland, Mr. & Mrs:|| Ishigakijima: Row, Major
H.
Sawer, Mik W. E. Sayer, G. W
Sinclan, A...
Smith, A. Findlay Spurge, Mr.
Thomson, O. D.
Valficelli, Consul-Gen.
and Mrs.
West, J. T.
Wilder, A. P.
Wi son, J. W.
Mp.
Cheloo...m Waibaiwel
a.m.303041
Hankow......6 a.m. Kiukian... Shanghai..... 9 a.m
Gutzlaff Sharp Prak...
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Amoy jó am.
Swatowy
Taibokusa.m.30.3 Taichu.......
Trinas Koshun
Wounamaker, Mr. and Pescadores...
CRAIGIEBITN
Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Nelson, R. H.
Rel
Dar on, F. H. Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Gittins, A. Kelly, P. S Pyo, E. Buroes
Smith, M. and Mr.
Grant Smith, E, Gript Smith, Percy Webb, Mr. and Mrs
Montaguo
OCCIDENTAL,
Brown, Mr. W. 5. ·Muoro, Mix A, Capeil, Mr. and Mrs. Pelløn, Mr. 1. R. and a children Piper, C. Farrow
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr. and Mr
T.K.
Canton
Victoria Peak
30.23 30.23 11:3075
30.33
Hongkong.. tom. 19.34
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1.M.
Legaspi.. Bacolod 9.m.
Cchu. Labuan
Gow, W.:
Simpson, Mr W. M. Gow, "Mrs. W. and 2 and child
children
Tabot, D. Lieut.Com. Thomas, Thomas, Lt-Comdr. L.
LA
Whyte, Mr. and Mrs
March xy st`: Mark
Mker mixte i Tarpiaiure ¿Humidity.
Lowe, J, C
R. and child
∙Rajn!all;
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION. ANDR
CLASS.
Bedford
Bramble Britomart... Cadmus Cherub
river gunboat rivar gumboat sloop
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water tank and iøg ... strop ...
NAMR.
TONS GUN1) ·· LH,P.
CAPTAIN
LAST REPOR
despatch vessel... cruiser, 2nd-classTM cruiser, 1st class
1,700 4.362
24.
3,000 7,000
Commander H. La T, Leatham Captain C. L. Vaughan:i-ng
Shar
9,800
22,020
900
1,400
Liant, Commander E. G. W. Davidson. Lieut.-Commander W. L. Bamber... Commander B. L. Majendie...,
on passage to China:
Station Yangtase
Yangtase
Hongkong
3.00
Clio.......
1,400
Fame. Plora...
torpedo bost destroyer
5,700
cruiser, and clanes
7,000
Lient, Commander A. L. Gresson Captain H. Grant-Paltop
Commander C. D, R, Raikes 2
Hongkong
Shanghal
Hongkong
Hongkong
Handy Hart Janus
11
torpedo bost destmyer torpedo bost destroyer torpedo bost destroyer
4,000
4,000
LisaL Commander H. 1. Cosm Lieut Commander R, Henniker-Halton
Hongkong
Hongkong
180
3,900.
Lleul-Commander W. II. Darwall"
Hongkong
Kent King Alfred Kinsha Merlin
cruiser, in class.
9,800-
Captain B, V, Y. de Honeym
(Singapors and Sou
thern porte
$4,500
30,000
Captain C, F. Thunby
Hongkong
616
1,200
Liant Commander Parcy Crabtres...
1,400
KENZIE
23,000
A
6,500
Ships Passed The Canal.
Faraikand, 11th February Salas, Danfo Frath February-Neptune, Brzherzog, Franz Azamemnon, Ping Sway, St. Georgs, Nubla, Monmouth Rivirelyde: 10th February Achilles, Ban Moorhen umur, Japan, Zistan, 23rd February-Mana Olter. laur, Polynesien, Seydilis, Pring Hetrick Robin.. Karagama Meru, ambe Maru, Belgrapia Sando per 36th February Benavon, Brisgavia, Mongo Saipe maryshire, Sumatra, Nubia, Patricius, Falion, | Spuriste
F. Ronero, Mr. Au Fung Chi and party, sier H. Glenfarg, ezagu de Sausmary, Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jameson, Drufar i and Mra, Vau han Lee. For Nagasaki—Mr. and Mlis, Clauda iyon, Vr. T. Kamio, and him, Foi Chan, Mazumoto, and Mrs. Nerashelmet. Nagamuls For Hlogo-Mesurs, Tatsch; Ng For Yokohama Messrs. Pope, O. Neuburg, Garing, P. de Pouvit, Lou Mar, Yeang King Sing, au Lam Po, Mara, ka, Yung Lak Tat, Chidg Hong, Lau Lo, F. Rowe, Sir N. Nathan, Rev. Genhead, Dr. Fox, Messrs. T. Adair, Brown Robinson, Dr. Ho der Saudo Backling All day long the public flatten their faces ton, Mr. and Mrs. M, Gross, Dr. L, Varmay against the windows of the hufto giza at the Miss C. Kinhead, Mrs. Rush, Misa O. Williams, | Doratky, Kapnord, St Oswald, int, Marchw. | Tiki. man who is dying by inches acco gathers | Miss L. Gultner, and Mrs. Claudoir.ADR "Ambria, Borneo, Deucalion, Glenroy, Glenlos Timary, ng the front of his waistcoat to show-how thin "hd"had"got, and they laugh. Then they pass
Shipping Reporid
gan, Merionethshire, Oceanian, Spezia, Wray Castle 5th March Fannider, Caristiania,
[out, to'fook at the lions next door, why'at fant
by at leant .......... Sır. Parsia, from Tries a --Strong N.E.mons Jade at : favs. Pring Repens Lulipoid Bit 8000, March-Formosa, Gailumasi, Idomumans: Ville MARCEL MARSALFda la Ciotat, Korenna, Inaða Maru. Wakasa
have regu’or meálsynett
'It is a most degrading spectacis, and is nilesded by sn most danger that the 'niarren,
Str. Tranguebar. from Shanghais. Strong, Fostonhall Schonfels, 19th March Wie tion of the police will be calls for unless it is wind from NNE with rain.
Denbighshire, Dan of Malus (Masazen, Safi suma, Rhananta Glancar, SA
Sacco's manager admits that the cndition (the sufferer is had, although he, believes, be not so bad as he was between the fith, and Courtesth days of the fasty;
Bir, Yurniang, from Manila Frosh to stroPE "Gangb
monsoon and rough set, a w
› Str.. Rubí, from Manila?
rong - monsoon, at Arrivkir
Set) and high san clear and cloudy
cruiser, rat class river gunboat ̄`*•
surveying ship
cruiser; 1st class-
(river gunbest
torpedo boat destroyer
river gunboat
river gunboat:
toer gebluet
cruiser, 183 class
Jóipedo Lost lest
river/gunb
Captain John F. Parry
Captain J. A. Toks Day Lisnt-Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
Lient-Commander.J'`Kiddle.
Lient Coi
nmander (*. C. Waśc
indar H. "To atlay
Lleut-Csi der:J-T+84/yna“;
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