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THE "FIELD" ON THE OPIUM

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"A Happy Efost," by Sic F. Carruthers Gould, no doubt had the desired effect of bringing home to many people the significance of the undoubtedly earnest attempts that are now being made by the most enlightaped section of the Chinese to combat the opium habit in the East. The idea that in ten years time, after putting their own house in order, Chinese missionaries will Bock to Europe bent on a crusade against akoholism is such a delight- ful one as to make us with we could believe thero was a genuine possibility of Its being car- ‚ried into effect. Further information is now to hand from the Federated Malay States res pecting some obviously highly coloured re pons concerning a newly discovered vegetable care for the oplum habit,· The discovery of **this alleged cure.coincided with the visit of a 'prominent anti-opium piescher to Kuala Lam

pur, and considerable excitement ensued. smongst the Chinese population," large sum-

·bers to them desiring to be treated....” The sales. of opiam are stated to bave considerably de- creased, and it is said that in many cases the medicine has enabled smokers who wished to cnie taking oplum to deviaț. Unfortunately, however, it is more than probable that after the departure of the magnetic preacher many of the converts will have resumed their for

mer ways, and with redoubled vigour. Num- bans of Chinese went out into the forests to collect the plant alleged to produce the cure, and the wate

at any rate, so, far successful

as to be able to dispose of what they gathered at high isles. The method of administering the drug is to make a decoction somewhat resembling tea from the charted shrub. To thli'opifim is added, and as the contents of the ille diminish fresh decoction without opium is continually added. A similar plan is adopted in the Gold cure for alcoholism, of

• whịch na dod deal was heard some years ago. A ald to the furtherance of the good work sprimens of what proved to be several planis miked up together were given to an expert bounity for determination. In his opinies Combretum sindaicum, a climbing shrub, native

ughout the Malay Peninsula, but not pre- vicusly known to possess any medicinal value, the genuine thing. Another plant, apparent Ty a špecies of Gynura, is credited with cura- Live powers in China, bist it does not possess "as high a reputation as the Kuala Lampor g. The expert remasks that it is probable that the value of the drug is quite mythical.

THE WEATHER.

The following report is from, Ma F, G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory :—

On the 1st at 11.35 a-The barometer 'han rises considerably in E. Japan, and fallen -plightly to moderately over W.Japan and N,

China.

A depression appears to be moving towards ENE, over Shantung, with pressure about as Tiek kulow the average at Shanghai. Prom, is high, about 003 inch in excess of thumor mal, over the Philippines.

Fresh 8, monies may be expected in the Formosa Channel sad the N. part of the China

504

Hongkong rainfall for the 24′ hours ending at 10 Kim. to-day, 0.42 inches,

FORECAST, I-Hongkong and neighbourhood, Si `to S.W. winds, fresh; squally, thunder showers. 2-Formosa Channel, sama at No. 1, « 3-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as No. 1.

4-South coast of China between Hongkong

and Hainan, same as No. 5.

Shipping

Arrivals. Takosan Maru, Jap. «., 1,096, j, Fukuj, 29th June-Kuchinolzu 24th June, Coal M. B. K.

Bourbon, Fr. 8, 997, Le Bail, 29th June,

Saigon 25th June, Gen.-Man Fat. Giran Maru, Japlis, 2,931, Ohoo, 29th June,

-Moji z3rd June, Coal.—-0. S. K. Empress of India, Br. 1.3., 3,032, E, Beetham,

M.R., 30th June-Vancouver, (B.C.) juh June, and Shanghai 27th, Mails and Gen.

C. P. R. Co.

Flora, Br. cruiser, 4,360, H. Grant Dalton, 30th

June,-Weihaiwoi 26th June.

Quarta, Ger. 1.3., 1,745, H. Madsen, 30th June, -Salgon 16th Joos, Rice and Gen-Map Fat & Co.

Amara, Br. 8.*., 1,655, C: I. Mattock, seth June,

- Baigon 26th June, Rice, J., M, & Co, Bigdal, Ger. 8.8., 907, G. Schlafkier, 30th June,

Singapore 3rd Juna, Guo-J. & Co. all, Br. 3.s, 1,143, 1. Warrack, 30th June,

Haiphong vit Pakhol and Helbow 28th Junë, Gen. –B. & Sag

Halman, Br. 2.8., 636, A. 1. Robian, goth June, Wish-Swatow aġib June, Gen.-D., L. & Co.

Foochow Br. 1.6. 1,228, W. Miller, 30th June, Mad-Moji 24th June, Coal.--M. B. K.

Pachaburi, Ger, 68, 1,376, C. Wolf, jeih Park June - Bangkok 2181 June, Rice and

Timber-M, & Co.

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Digby," Nor #5, 883, O. Abrahamsen, 3-th June,➡Dalny 23rd June, Besss-Asgaard, the Thoresen & Co.

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1 Sallberg, Ger.. 86, 781, C. Luppi, 30th Jr -

Haiphong 37th June, Crate, S. &.Co. Kaivsberg, Ger. 4, 646, T. Kayser, guth june, B-Macao 29th June, Gon.-J. & Co,

Haoi, Fr. 'a.s., 151, P. Merlees, 30th June, Med Haiphong 26th June, and Holbow agih,

Gen-A, R. M.

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ghima Mazo, jap. 1.6., 1,746, M. Utsu, soth Jane)—Japie 24th June, Coil-Fakurei & Co

mang, BY, KL., 1,356, S. Wilde; 30th June, Abanghai 19th June, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Hogue à pcar. Br. 26, 4,730, W, D. A. Tomas, 1st July Calcurs via Penarg and Singapore 35th June, Gen-D, S. &

Ges, L., 679, Bandixen, 1st July: Haiphong 18th June, Gen.-.& Co.

8. Br. 15, 1,644, R, Houghton, 20ly-Bandakan agid June, Timber.-J., M. & Co. Braammar, Br. 1,84 2,316, S. S. Saxby, zsi July, Keelung 18th June, Gen.-D. & Co., HAR FE # Y04, J; Pannier, rat:July,— Haiphong and l'oris 25th June, Gen.-A. Ampy, Ger, ale, 663, H. I lambeck, sa Jaly,

Quinhon, and Tourane goh June, Gen-

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JULY

'Kaga Maro, Jap. k... 3.357,.T: Amkiwa w *** July,==from Moji, Gən-N; Y. Kato Kailan, 12-13, 377. L. Andersen, st July-

Pakhoi and Holbow 30th Jane, Gen.-A. R. M.

Eri, No. 11, 160, C. Wagle, 1st July,-

· Cantos joth Jure, Cosi,—Aagaard, Thore. son & Co...

باران

Yatshing, Br. #2, 1,424, M. Courtesy, st

July, Canion 30th Jour, Coals.—], M, & | Co Kwangtah, Ch. 8., 1,536, Wm. H. Lunt, Ist July, Canton goth June, Gen.-C. M. S.. N. Co.

Kinkiang, Br. ss., 1,228, H. A. Wavell, Iri July,—Canton 30th Juns, Gen.—B, & 5. -

Clearanosa at the Harbour, Lockrun, for Swatow..

Fri, for Tourmne.

Taikosas Mans, for Kutchinotzu, Hangang for Canton, Dagny, for CanioS.. Zwerna, for Samarang, Sullberg, for Shangbai. Borneo, for Kudat... Rajaburi, for Hoihow... Kfuklang, for Bwatow. Chowtal, for Swasow.

"Departures." June 30,

Stike Maru, for Foochow. Hongme, for Amay. Fishin Maru, (or Swalow, Kweiyang, for Canton,

July

Fri, for Tourne. Tudor Prince for Shanghai, Chowtal, for Bangkok. Rajaburi, for Bangkok, Zwrena, for Semarang,

channe, for Bwatow. inklang, for Shangbal.

Sullberg, for Canton.

作

Passengora arrived.

Per Chikii, from Pakhoi-Messrs. Bradley and Galway."

Per Petchaburi, from Bangkok-Miss Young, and 44 Chinese..

Riojan Maru, Jan. 8,5 (798 kaya3th June,-Shanghal

GS; Laprak Janb, Gen.

»kramarad," Nor, es, 860, Cahanssen, "27th Jane, Toumbe aath June, Gen.-Aagaard, Thoresen & Colph Taming, Br. 28, 3,350, A. W. Outerbridge,

19th June,-Manila 26th June, Gen.—Brā

Zoroaster, Br. 1.1, 2,38., J. Ewan, 18th June,...

Xmas Island 8th June, Phosphate. Japanese,

Steamers Expected,

j'essais

From Agents Dair

Nippon Maru.[Mavila T. K. K... Roon..........Shanghai... M. & Co...uly Prinz Ludwig..Singapore. M. & Co..July Colombo Maru Shanghai.. N. Y. K....July Tjiliwong ...... Mofi.

C.). Ljuly Ath-sian .... hanghai, C. P. R. Co julg Hopfang... Calcutta........... I. M. & Co July “Nikko, Maru ... Thursday 1 N. Y. K........!

Kumsang... Calcutta....}., M. & Co|July Tonkin Singapore.. M. Mi Duric

BOOK RETURNS."

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKI, Progress gan

At Kowloon Dock

Tilatfap.........pine

Choising

Hupeh

Pocahontas plondi Wingsang...rätta Kaipaṇ......smaisers Borneo ....... Katherine Park ...

Cosmopolitas

Aberdeen

·New

Post Office.

A Mail wii sions for :*****

-Per-Planol, and Inly, 9AM

- 1907.

VÍSITORS AT THE HOTELK

Abraham,“E. S

| Adams, PR

Aftalion, Â

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Press, and

Tk-Pat Braestar, and July, 10 ÀM. walow, Amoy and Feochow-Pei Haimenn, Swan and Bangkok-Per. I July, to AMA

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokabama, Honolains and San Francisco-For Hongolia, 2nd July, 11 MA

Singapore Parang and Colombo - Per BF. Ferdinand, and July, 1 PRO

Macho Far Say Tal, zod-July, t.it P.M. Singapore Penang and Calcutta - Per Japan, ind/july, a P.MA

HONGKONG.

Battiscombe," "H. G Beattie, R. B Birback, R. J. Bisney, Mr. & Mr. S. Banay, Miss Blackmore, F. W.G. Blaon, A. B. Brayfield, T. Brighton, F. G. Campbell, L. F. Carlos of Cadoro, Baton

Carpenter, E. W

Cartor, A

Per

Chater, Miss

Clarke, M. O.

| Colvin, H. E. Z

Millia--Par Taming, and July 3 P.M. "Quang • chow » wan and Chickhom. Knivilorg, 2nd July, 5 PM.^ku

Baiphong--Par Triumph, and July, 5 P.M. Halphong-Par Signal, and July, 17.M. Hollow and Pakhol-Par Amigo, and July, Hollow and Halphong-Per CAIA, Joly, o

Colaban, H. J.

Contemai.h, H. W. Cowdrey, AJ.

and

Crook, A. H.

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Cricksbank, AK

Dice, Misa E.

Donald, Mr. and

ding-chow.wan, Holbow, Pakhol and Haplong-Per Hut, jid July,'g`A.M.

Eampe, e, India, via Tuticorin-Pe Rooward July, 18 AM,

Macko Par Swi Fai, 3rd July, Z.15 P.M. Shaighal Per Hangsang, 3rd July, 3 P.M. Kobe Par Kingais Marw, 3rd July, 5 PM. Macao-Per Sui Tai, 4th July, 5.15 P.34.00 Svitow, Cheloo and Tientsin-Fer Kurt chow, 4th July, 2.M. M

Nagpo and Shanghai-Per Zdungckow, 4th July Farm.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victors and Vancouver, B.C.-Pai Entrar of Chin, 4th July, 3 PM

Macao-Per Sari,Tal, 5th July, 1.55 PM. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta-Per Nam-

| sang, sik July, a P.M.

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W HAN Doolittla, F. H. Dobrich, A. E. Einstmann, W. ''nirchild, H.J. Ferry, W. Fisher, H. G.

Fletcher, H. L.

Jack, Mm. C. M Jokl, J. P. F. **y Jones, Miss E. D. Joseph, Mr. and Mr Joseph R. M. Joughli AC": Ling, A. H. May

Logan, W.SW Langborg, H. W, Logan, Mrs. W. Malden, G.F. Marks, Brisbane Marriott, Dr. O. Matthiwi, A. Aust McGregor, D. McGrigor, Capt. J. S. McGregor, Mrs. J. 5." Mcintosh, G. C. Moore, Dr. and Mrs.

W.D.A. Neubauer, H.

Newborn, Mr. & Mr.

R. H. Paine, Ai E, Farsont, Wi

Mr. Paake W.

Pawell, W. A. Preshaw, G. M.

Forsyth, Mrs. & child

Fasklin, C. B, Frost, B. L..

Fuller, Stuart J.”~^

Fuller, Denman

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Galingion, Genéral

A, USA,

Haile, E. S.

Manila Per Loengrang, 5th July, 3 P.M. Tsingtan, Chiefoo and Newchwang Kwong, sth July, 37..

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F'all, Capt T.

Per

Healey, Miss

Hewett, Hon. E, A.

Hewett, Mr. B. A. Howard, E

Howe, H. F. Hunter, R,

The Ships Passă Canal. 31st May-Denvenue, China (P; & O.), P. X.

Manila-Per Zaire, 6th July, II. &chl. Friedrich, Ernest Simons, Atholl, Sade Mare,

Macao-Per Swi Tai, 6th July, 1.15 P.M. Stentor, Sanuki Mars, Sibirien. 4th Juno-

Batavia, Bamarang, Sourabaya and Macassar laverhill, Alderney, Konang St, Rhenania,Pet Tilltrone, 6th July, 3 P.M. Per Bourbon, from Saigon-Mrs. Georgette, Zangbank, Titan, Andree Rickmers. 7th June and xy Chinele.

Swatow and Shanghal-Per Bhaoksing, 6th Per Haimun, from Swatow-Messi, G. V. Dincalion, Diomed, Salante, Simia, Brecon shire, Sumatra, Antiochus, 11th June-Ban-

| July, 3PM. Hages, Wilder, Grant, and 1.7 Chinese.

and Scurabaya-Per Per Catherine Apcar, from Calcutta, &c.—vorlich, Ambria, Prins Ludwig. 14th June Saigon, Semarang Mrs. McGill and a children and infant, Mr. E. Bayern, Banaldir, Satiuma, Tonkin, Ville da

Tjilzijap, 6th July, 4 P.M. Maxwell, Mr.T. T. Kenton, and cos Chinese,

la Ciotat, Bingo Mara, Persia, Tamba Mark.

Swatow and Shanghal-Per Foscow, 7th July,P,M. Per Empress of Judia, kam Vancouver-

18th June-Glenlochy, 21st June—Saxonia, Gent, F. Garlington, Mr. W. M. White, Mrs. Sunda, Anuch farsi Jane W. P. Rutledge, Messrs. Yu Min Fong, Lau Idomeneur, Monmouthshire, Sambia, Gharre, Ei Ching! Chong Hay, Charlie Chung, Lee Lee Nam and den, Scharfelt. 18th June Formosa, Gali

M. Owen, W. G. Coverley, Foo Banclench, Puritan, Sasp don, Tourane, Zle. Lee Dye and Miss Yarrel. From Yokohama

nau, Montrose, Kawachi Maru, Salagie, Wik, Mr. and Mr. R. J. Lovell, Miss Lovell and Priom. Mr. M. G. Lovell. From Nagasaki-Capt. W.. Ebrhardt. From Bhanghai-Messes. A. J.¦ Cowder, A. J. Woodruff, Count de Senna Fer. nandes, Mrs. Sutherland and 2 children, Mrs. Liang and child, Messrs. Tong Kian Hung, Lu Hua Chong, Lu Kwong Tai, 143 Chinese, and Japanese

Pauengers depicted.

Fer Sado Mars, for Japan-Mr. P. M. Gregory, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. McWilliams, Miss Ito Iwamoto, Messrs. M. Newbrunn, H. Cliva, Lieut. A. M. Fraser, Mrs. Williamson and a children, Capt. Hi T. Walker, Liant, T. Fisher, Merris. fus Sai Fao, A. Trinidad, R. Antos, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Aiiken and child,

Shipping, Reports.

8tr. Dagny, from Dalay-Fine weather.

Sin Quarta, from Saigon: Good weather throughout,

"Ste. Feochow, from Moji:-Fine weather and smooth sea throughout the trip,

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Keelong Shanghai, Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and Sealite, Wash Pot Riojas

Bam, Honolulu, and San Francisco Per Afarw, 8th July, 5:7.M.

Amay, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yoko Nition Afarm, 9th July, ip A.M. Europe, &c. Indu, via Sydney, 9th July, 21 44.

Taurin-P

Pagh, A. J. Quia, Ja Ralphs, E.

Ray, EH. Shepherd, Mrs,

Skiup, A

Spittles, J. S. Spurge, H. S, Stabbing, W. T.

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

E. Toledano, Tb.

Watkins, C. E.. White, W. M.. - Whitman, H, P. Wishan, J. B. Wishart, L. J. Woodruff, J. J. Woods, J. D..

+6 Wright, R. J. L..

KING EDWARD.. Alexander, D. C... Lloyd, Geo. T. Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Low, C.L

Russell

Midzushima, J. Aasensen, Mis Millon, C. Batchel, W. A., Bramley, Harry Come, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Clement, Dr. H.

G. B. Coverley, W. G. Croft, A. B

Ehrhardt, Capt. W, Goodyene, Mr. & Mrs.

Singapore, Penang and Colombo - Per Kanazawa Marw, 9th July, 5 P.M.

Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama—Per Nikko | Grdón, N. G, L Marw, toth July, 1. 43.

Arrivals at Home~~31st May-Villa de la: Ciotat, Polyphemus, 4th June-Agamemnon, Antenor 7th June-P. E. Friedrich, 12th July-Japan, ... 14h June-Sueyla, Salaris. 18th June-Dewalton, Indzapura, Sanuki Mar. 21st Jthe-E. B. Sution, Breconshire, || Mad Albenga, Rhenanfa, 25th Jone-Belgravia, Atholl, Persia, Bayırn, Sibirian, Tamba Maru, 24th July– Sumaira, `28th June–Tourans.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL" RKOISTEM,

June 19th, 1907, 4.m.---

Albritt Bar. Th. Hu, Wind W A-trea Bedford

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Vladivostock.am. Nemura...) Hakodate ... Tokio Nagasaki...... Kochi..........

Kagoshima... Oshima..... Naka... Ishigakijima..

Str. Giran Mary, from Moji and Japan: Chefoo Strong N.E. wind and heavy sea.

Str. Amara, from Saigon:-Light variable winds direct to port, smooth rea, clear weather Str. Catherine Apcar, from Singapore-A Chinese, passenger died on the 28th inst. of beri-beri.

Str. Haimun, from Swaton:-Typhoon night of 27th betwees Foochow and Amoy, Swalow

to Hongkong light moderate wind and cloudy.

VESSELS IN PORT. STEAMERS.

Amigo, Ger. 25 Bzz, N. J. Baltzer, 27th June, Hoihow 25th June, Geo.-J. & Co. Aragonia, Ger..., 5,180, J. Eratt, 6th June,

Portland, Or, and Meji ist June, Gen-P. & A. S. S. Co. Borneo, Ger. ss., '1,344, F. Sambill, 25th June, -Sandakan 19th June, Timber-M, & Co. Empress of China, Br. ... 3,946, R. Archibald, RMR, 2nd June, Vancouver, B.C., 14th May, and Shanghai 31st, Mails and Gen. -C. P. R. Co. Empire, Br. 1, 2,843, P. T. Helms, 39th June,➡Sydney 5th May, Melbourne 23rd, Brisbane 7b June, Townsville roth, Cairns 11th, Port Darwin 17th, Timor 19th, and Manila 27h, Gen.-G., L. & Co. Erzherzoz Franz Ferdinand, Aust. 8. 3,843,

C. Matkovich, 28th Juni,--Shanghai 25th June, Gen-S., W. & Co. Fausang, Br. 1.1, 1,410, H. S. Malkin, 27th June, Moji aand June, Gen.-J., M. &

Co.

Glenesk. Br. 18, 2,274, Raffrey, 28th June,

Moli aznd June, Coals.-M. B. K. Japan, Br..s.f. 3,8.6, J. G. Olilent, 18th Juna, -Moji zoth June, Coal and Gen.-D. S. . Con Ld

Kenkon Mar Jap. sa, 1,361, K. Asal, 29th June, Sagon 24th Juns, White-rice-D. Kisagata Man, Jap, 1.5., 1,471, K. Goshibira, 27th June-Saigon 22nd Jane; Rice.-D. Liangchow, B, 1,215, Harder, 28th June, -Hongay i6th June, Col-B. & S. Manila, Ger, 18., 1,108, J. Minster, 29th Jure, -Australian Ports and Stanila 26th June, Gen.M.& Co,

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NAMR.

L.Gurney, Rev. A. K..

Newson, Mr. and Mrs.

and child Nicholson, D. M.

Olsen, Mr. & Mrs. R. A.

Owen, B.- Fasimire, Mrs. W. C. Peacock, Miss Anala Рокхико, Н.

· Rochester, W. B. Schindewolf, Mr. and

Mrs.

#lineman, Mr. and Mrs. Silverstone, Mr. & Mrs.

Jackson, Mrs & child.

Jacob Fe

Johnton, J. R. HIN

Joseph, “JME,SA

Silveri Arthur H.

Silvers

Silverstone,

McCandilis, Mr. and Stevenson, D.V.

Mrs H. M." and "s Williams, children

Aubrey Dr. G? G{: "Austin, Frank

FEAT.

Hazeland, F. 4.

-Hell, P.:

Belson, Mrs. Massey Hatt, Mr. and Mrk

Blair, Mr. and Mrs, D.

Bolton, Mi

Bonham, Capt. Bourne, Mr. Badeley, Mrs.

Paget

Hockaday, W. T.

Hodgson, Mr

Keut, RA, Col Keluali, A., Majorand

MAN 2,00 Mitchell, R

and Moss, D. R.

Broadwood, B., H.E. Martin, R.

Major General K. G. Marshall, Mr. Carruthers, E. S Chalmers, J.-H. Clegg, Eur. Lt.

Mrs. Cochrane, Mr. Darling, Col Donsla", Dia Effort, Mg, and Men, Ellig Azure

Fischer, R. Fraser, Mrs

·

Moulinie, Capt, & Men, Pereira, Consel & KIN Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Rissland, Mr. & Mrs.

Rom, Major R,

Range, Mr. and Mrs. Russell, Mr. and Mrs.

Sıyer, G. World

Shortridge, Mr. & Mr

• Sinclair, Ad

Fremantle, Lt. Comdr,

and Mrs. Fuchs, Mr. Galbraiths, Mr Gelsthrope, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Grove, Mr. Hancock, Mr.

Shipley, Mr.

Smith, A. Findlay Syamot, Capt. A. Hart Vipan, Mrs And Min

Farding, Mr. and Mrs, Watkins, Mr and Mrs. Haron, J.

Wilder, A. P.

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CRAIGIEBURN,

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Danison, Misses (2)

B. J.

Bent, Mr. H.

Bonnar,

Mr. and Mm.

J. W. C.

·Child, Rev. & Mr. F.

Gittins, A. M

Hallingsworth, Mr. &

Mrs.

Jones, Dr. add. Mm.

Evan Go

Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Mr. and Mrs,

H. W. Darron, F. H.

Grant

Smith, Percy

OCCIDENTAL

Brown, Mr. W. S.

Munro, Miss A.

Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Pellen, Mr, Farrow, Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mr. and Men.

J. R. and children Piper, C.

J. L. Gów, W.

Τ. Κ.

Simpson, Mm. W. M.

Gow, Mrs. W. and 2 · Rud child

children

Tabot, D.

liept. Com. Thomas, Thomas, Lt-Comdr. L.. Whyte, Mr. and Mrs.

R. and child

· Lowe, J. C.......

HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.

་་

cruiser, and class... torpedo bost destroyer

Commander E. La T. Leaham Captain C. L. Vaughan-Lis Captain 8. E. Erskine una Lieut.-Commander J. Mey ... Lieut Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B, L. Majenda ........

CLAIR

TONE.

Guns. |_ 1.H.P.

CAPTAIN. .....

LAST REPORTED AT·

despatch-vertel..

700

Cruirar, 2nd class

4,365

cruiser, 1st class-

9,500

Bramble

river gubbost

710

3,000 7,000 32,000 900

Weihaiwal

Welhalwai

Walhalwel

Welhalwa)

Britomart

river runbost......

710

Yangtze

Cladgur

sloop

1,079

1,400

Hongkong

Cherub

water lank and lug

leop

390

300

Hoogkoog

"

1,070.

1400

Commander C, D, B. Raikos

Sbangbal

Fame...

torpedo boal destroyer

306

5,700

Lieut. Commander A. L. Gresson...

Weihaiwal

Flors

4,360

7,000

Captain H. Grant.Dalton S

Hongkong

Handy!

275

4,000

Lieut.-Commander W. H. Darwall

Weibaiwe

Hart...

torpedo boat destroyer

.275

4,000

Lient-Commander Dickens ...

Welbniwer

Janu'..

torpedo boal destroyer

180

3,900

Lieut. Commander C. A. Fremantle

Hongkong

Kent.

King Alfred

A

cruiser, 1st clase cruiser, rst class river gunboal..

9,800

12,000

***

$4,100

18

30,000

Captain S. V. Y. de Horsay... Captain C. F. Thursby

Welbaiwai

616

1,200

Liegt. Commander Parcy Crabtree.

Weihaiwal Yangtze

1,070

6

1,400

L

9,800

27,000

180

Boo

+24

6,300

340

240

240

6,500

800

Thie

900

Virago

6,300

Weibalwel

(29.77 83

Waterwitch Whiting... Widraon... Woodcock... Woodlark

450

Commander R. W. Glennie......

Swatow

torpedo. Soal destroyer

5,900

Lient, Commander H. B. Cox.

Weihaiwel

river gunboa1.

**

river gunboal

195 150

Lient-Commander G. B. Spicer Simson Yangtza

river gunbas

550 550

LianL-Commander G. J.Todd

Yangtare

Lieut.-Commander Juo, F. Koox...

Vengtsso

Weiba wei...9.am. Hinkow 16 am (297 Kiukiang...... Shanghai......am Gutzlaff Sharp Peak.... Amoy Swatow...... Taiboku...... Taichu.........

Tainan

16 m.

a.m.)

-2978)

13

Kotho.....

14 29 79

Pescadores.... " 29.75

Centon......) 10.

Victoria Foak Hongkongom (29 77|83|

Macao......... Gap Rock ... Hoihow...9 Lm Pakhoi. Phulien, C. St. James. Tourue Aparri

10am

16 am. Manila.......team. Pacolod 9 m.) Legaspi........ LM

Iloilo Cebu Labuan........

11

29.84 B5

*****. k

am 29,81 9-73

29.79

39.76

...9 1.m29.59 959

ProZUDA |

***

Kinaka

Merlin

Megmenth...

Moorhen

Otter ...

Robin

Sandpiper ...

Saipe

Taki

Tamar*****

临曲

***

surveying ship

cruiser, rat class.

... river gunboxi

... torpedo boat destroyer...

river gunboat ***

river gunboat

"river gunboat...

torpedo Lust destroyer receiving ship .....

... river gunboal ...

river gunboat...

torpedo boat dstroyer surveying ship...

*

20

↑ Firing Flag of Vico-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moore, Commander-in-Chisi,

Achéren

Adorr

Algar... Alouette

Argen

Bruix Caroside

Décidéa

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armoured guabost receiving-ship. *** elser...

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torpedo depot,an river gunboat.. armoured ergiser.

river gunboa:

gunboat

sub-maribean

Commander F. H. Walter

Captain J. A. Take...

Ligot-Commander Robert E. Vaughan

Lieut. Commander J. Kiddie Lieut. Commander C. C. Walcott... Lient-Commander H. R. Tickell Liaust.-Commander S, H. Tennyson Boin, W. Strath

Commodora R. H. B. Stokes....... Lieut-Commander H. R. Godfrey ~Lient-Commander R. M. R. West

Lieut.-Commander Stevenson

BUL

{on passage to China

Station Vancouver West Rivas Welhalwal

West River

Hongkong. Yangisse ...Hongkong ...Hongkong, Yangtera} ...Hongkong

Commander Fournier -

Commander Kárihustént, hog

Commander Raches

Licut Portier

...Saigon...

Hankow

...Shanghal

NAME.

Flao and DisCRIPTION.

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

TONS. GUNS. H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS..

LAST REPORTED

:

1,796

1,700

Lieut. Fauré.

Haiphong

Lieut. Maria

Haiphong

Shinghal

¿Cape St. James.

£23

500

Lieut.

Andouard

Canton

Shanghai

Liest. Millet

1,000

Lieut. La Blanc

armoured cruiser

Capt. Tracon

**

11,242

Lient. Coquelin-mcentu

Saigon

TH

*

destroyer...

303

Liest. Thierry

Saigon

river gunbosto

350

Haiphong

cm

river gumboni...

308

Lient. La Coroller

**

Haiphong

-200

1,200

Commander Simon

Haiphong

or

Lynx. Maacha Mesaquet Oly

smarin.

1,250

ient.

Armbruster

Saigon

sqrveying ship

Bale d'Along

destroyer..

6,300

Peito

riyar gunbou gunboar

307

Lieut. Greller..

1,

Changklar

200

Linut. Marchand

Tongka

I

Lieut. Habest

Paris

Saigon

Pistolet

6,300

Commander Bartheaud

Hongay

Prolét.

Redoutable

307

Lient, Glorsax

Saigon

battleship, riserva

-9.437

607 Indo-China, Capt. Passerst de Bilans

(Flagship of Rear Admiral de barallas, Com'ding the local navil defence of

Balgon

4

29.77

1.01.

Styx Takdang

armoured 'gunboat....

1,700

Libat, Dachi

*Skigon

river gunbosi

1,796

Upper Ya

roa m.

Verban

Vigilante

receiving slip

*

wer,torpedo-dapet",

: 6,150

41560

500

Hongay

Lieut. Fougerousse

Balgon

Lient; DevaranDS....

Canton

D

P

July 1st, 1907, am,

Vladivostock 7 am Nemura ..... Hakodate Kochi Tokio ........ Nagasaki.... Kagoshima... Oshima

shigakijima, Naha Cheloo....6 L 29.5 Weihaiwel...9 m. Hankow......ó xm. Kinkiang Gutzlaff ..... Sharp Peak.. 29.7 Amoy . 6 m.29. SWALOW Taiboku... £m 29 Merapi, Dul. 4, 20, Udall, a6th June, Taicht..........

Singapore A Jaya 20th June, Boger.—

Tainan......... Chinese Mo.cedas, Br. 9, 2,000, 1, 6. McGregor, 25th-

Koshun 味 Tescadores... Jone-Weibaiwel zoth june, Ballast.--- Admiralty

Canton......... 1.1. Mongolia, Am. 1., 6,750, E. H. Halbaway, Hongkong 10m 19.78

Victoria Pes| 1st Jun--San Francisco · 24th May, Honoluls 3112, Yokohama 13th June, Gap Rock

Macao +01 Kobe 15th, Nagasaki róth, and Shangbai- Woouung

Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. Hoihow S. Co.

Pakholi. Nam Sang, Br. .., 3,591, PH. Rolle, 3rd

Phallen June,Calcutta via Femag and Singapore C. St. James.

Tourne 17th June, Gen.-J., M, & Co. Neamuchien, Ger.: 8.8 1,940, Fischer, 24th Aparri √6 3.m.129.89

Jane Palo Lagi 25th June, Coal-J, &

Manila team |29.92 Co

Legaspi

1.1 39.93 Bacolod...9 m. .Llallo

29.1

Labuan

►

Nissin Maru, Jap. m.8., 2,735, S. Natsume, asth -- June,-Stigón sist Jane, Rice,--D, ́&-

Fongtong, Gir. 8.5, 998, W. Botafüler, 18th Jose-Kohaichang gt June, Rice and Wood.-B. & 5, * Progress, Ner. 2, 164, Th. Shjewig 17th

June-Simarang 8th June, Gon-Order, Proteus, Nor, 2, 1,024, Kolderup, 25th June, Swator 24th Jung, Rice-Angaard, Thoreset & Co.

H

1+

29.83

H

13

4

11

Barometer Temperature Humidity Rainfall

cb-marine...

destroyers

·· sub-marine......

river gunbost

ו

Commander Raget de la Toucha.....

Commander De la Rocha Kamandraan... Baigon

| Flagship of Par-Admiral Bolise, Commande

At the disposal of Renz¬Admiral de Marolles, Commanding the naval defence of Indo-Chins

(C) Flagship of Rear:) Imira! de Marolina.