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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY JULY 22 1907.

COMMERUPA L.

TO-DAY EXCHANGT,

Selling

Bank T/T..

dentandaon 4-months' sight...... Franca-lask, T.T. America. T Gerntary Bank .r. India 1.T.

acres, and is susceptibls of being prolonged for three more miles, and thus add 600 scraa to the drainage area: throa Bllerbeds each capable of filtering 300,000 gallons per day; a service reservoir, bolding 1,000,000 gallons; the neces-tondan sary connecting pipar between storage reser- voir, allerbeds and service reservoir; and about seven miles of additional mains to extend the present dietilbuting system. The dam for the reservalt at the time of my visit had bean, bullt up to a height of Bo fi, and was to ba go ft. algher on completion, and too ft. along the top. It encloses a very picturesqua fako-liko- barin, irregular in formation and having head- lands and bays on a miniature scale, formed as the water fouód its level along the contour of the hills. This dam is situated, roughly, five [

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Shanghai-Baok T.T. Singapore TT, Japan-Hack T.T. fara-Bank T. ....

* Buying

months' sight.LJC.

6 months' sight L/C..

VESSELS IN PORT.

STRAY

Austria, Aust, p. 4,879, A. Bilaffer,tr9th July, Trieste 27th May, and Singapore 13th July, Gen.-S., W. & Co.

Empresto

3/29 Chudaang, br, 1.9., 1 417, D. King. 19th July

Hongay 17th July, Coni.-J., M. & Co.

of India, Br. sa, 3,031, E. Beetham. R.M.R., Joth June,Vancouver, (1.C.) ITtl - Juna, and Shanghai 271b; Malli and Gen

-C. P. R. Cn.

1.2.96 ..161

...ft % preny

Frithjof, Nor. 86, O Andersen, tốil,

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Shipping Reports,

Str. Gregory Apoi, from Yokohama -Fine] throughout. W

Str. Glenlocky, from Singapore, &c.:-Fresh mousson and fine weather.

* VISITORS AT THE HONKUS,

"HONGKONG,

Sit. Bernio, from Sandakan:-Moderate S.W. Beattie, monsoon and modemle ses.

A.

Str. Yuenzang, from Manila-Moderate S.W, winds and son with occasional rain.

Abraham, E. S.. Adams, P. R. Aftalion, A. Battiscombe, H. G.

R. B. Bierman

A L B. Birbeck, Disney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Bisney, Miss Blackmore, F. W. G

Bye, A. Vander Does

to 133

1/3 1/16.

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July, Canton tal july, Coal-Angaard, light N., Greer with passing clouds and Blung, A. B.

Thoresen & Co. Fukushu Masu, Jap. 8.3., 1920 T. Ito, 20th

July-Anplug 17th July, Gen.--. S. K. Hilary, n. 1,276 ft. Uecker, 14th July. Macaarar 5th July, Sugar and Gen.-), J.L

Str. Rangching, from Wahu-Fine weather,

smooth sex,

Str. Arratson Aptar, from Calcutta, &c. S.W. winds and moderate, sos, hearing port wind from N,W.

....

Brayfield, T. Brighton, F. G.

de

Fohow th July, Gen.-B. & S.

Str. Shacksing, from Shanghai, &c.-Light fine wother throughout,

Moji 14th July, Conl.-B. & 8. -

miles from Kowloon Point. There is also aĮ 30 days' sight Sao Francisco & New York. Hupeh, Br. 2.9., 1,204, A. Mathias, 17th July,- | in moderate 'N.E. and E, winds and sea with |

subsidiary dam about zo ft. high,"built in a ́ convenient spo1. "It constitutes an overflow or bywash dari A patchwater, channel is a Ana piece of work winding along the confour of the hills. The bottom, of the catchwator has a

small V-shaped channel to carry the dry-wan ther flow and prevent loss by evaporation if. spread over a large service. It is estimated that the calchwater will carry from in, to "in. "of rain "per hour from the drainage nrca. Ovarlows are provided, in suitable places for use if necessary. At the lower end of the catchwater, the dry-weather flow channel connects with a small channel' passing round the side of the reservoir, and connecting by means of a pipe to the gauge basin on the main supply pipe from the re esevoir. This is called the clear water channel, lotended to intercept water fies the streams conver it direct to the filterbeds, as after heavy rains the water'in the reservoir is for some days *o turbid as to be unfilterable. The service re- servoir is situated just beyond the old boundary fine of British territory, and has a capacity of 2,000,000 gallons. The total cost of the whole work comes to about one million and a quarter of dollars, and it is expected the supply in a year of tolerably sevare drought will amount to | one million and a half gallons per day.

SKIPPING.

It is time that this letter draw to a close, but shipping - certainly needs one remark. Hong- kook claims to have exceeded the fures of London and to be the greatest shipping port in the world. Londan refused to admit the claim. Whether Hongkong does or does not lead, it is corials that its figures are of a commanding nature. The attendant satellite of the liner, or coamer, the steam launch is everywhere extra. qrdinarily in evidence,, Hongkong harbour han no less than 300 launches constantly" flit | ́ting about on its waters, and is in this way one of the busiest in the world. Viewing their numbers accidents may be said to be remark. ably few, Hongkong may be truly said to possess unrivalled steamer communication

with almost, every put of the, world. There are the mail lines for Europe, America, „India, and Australii,. The main lin a of big shipping, are certainly cause of remark, but equally so is the immensa Aset, of coatie n. The Ching Navigation Compsity with its sixty vessels, the Indo-Chinx with a large fleet, the Chios Merchants, several Japanese consling loss, the Douglas Company, the Chick and Manila Company, and others keep up constant communication with all the parts of China, Japan, Formosa, the Philippines, Sinin, Indo- China, and Horneo In the harbour, a British harbour it may be noted, the British flag is ill largely in evidence; it is not swamped by the

foreign ensigns that are welcomed and giv o equal rights with, it. In Singapore at times one bus to look stound for the red ensign; in Hongkong it seemsalways in evidence. Even the Japanees flag, numerous as its en ries are, does not seem so greatly in evidence afont as Japanese subjects undoubtedly are on land

The two greal factors of Itongkang's success remain as they always, have been' They are the flag that betokens the soverei nly and the freedom of comm*ige it implies, plus its geo. graphical position at the door of a great con. tinent where a vast trade may be done, and grow vister with jes građu il opening. I cannot refrain in conclusion Tom repealing g what ! wrote on the fast occ.sion of my visit. The possession of Hongkong is a great privilege, but it is likewise a great responsibility. This outpost on the borders of a great Empire, which has not yet achieved its proper position in the world's trade, is a precinus inheritance hande å to each generation fur its owå benefit and' profit, a d-to.conserve and develop for those who follow.

SHIPPING AND MADA

German (Pring Waldomir) 24th inst. English (Arcudia) 15th inst, 10a.m.. Canadian (Empress of fuß in) 28th inst, German (Prins Ludwig) 30th inst. German (Prins Recení Luitpold) 201ḥ inst. Indian (Luisang) 3d prex.

The HA. Es. Staverllus left Singapore

on 20th inst., at 3 pm, and may be expected

here on 25th inst, p.m.

The Imperial German, Mail s *. Zieten, which

jef hers an 18th ins, 17 am, arrived at Sha g.

bel on 20th inst,, at 8 pm.

pean

The N. Y, K., 1.5, Kawachi Maru, Euro- Line, left Singapore for this port on 19th inst, and is expeated here on 23th inst,

The Impariat German Mail .s. Prine Lud- leit Kobe via Nagasaki and Shanghal on ist inst, and may be expected here on or about toch inti., p.m.

i manibs' sight

do.

ja days sight Sydney and Melbourne....gchang. Br. 38, 1,200. L Jones, 20th July,

4 months' sight France

6 months' sight

I months' sight Germany Rar Silver.do pone Bank of France............ -Hank of England rate.......

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Shipping.

Arrivals.

31

14%

50.02

insang, B. 1. 1.536, A. G. Smith, 12th July-Sngspore raih July, Gen.-). W. 3: Co Ernest Simons, Fr, 2,899, R. Geraid, ist

July, Yokohama 13th July, and Shanghai | 19th, Mails and Gen.-M. M.. Airal Diry, Fr. 5.*., 3 163. Le Brun, 21st July, “' —A 'vērs 14th Tune, Geo.—M, M, Artation Apcar, Br. s... 2,931, A. Stewariy

21st July,—Calcutta 7th July, Penang and Singapore 16th, Gen.-D. S. & Co., Ld. Bondakan Igih juty, Gen.-M. & Co. Hangsang. Br. 5.5., 1,316, S. Wilde, 2-1 Tuly,

Ger. 1.1., 1,344, F* Sembill, zist July,

Shanghai and Swatow 10th July, Gep.-- !, M. & Co.

.

ouston, Fr. 5.5., 1997, La Bail, 21st July,

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Campbell, L. F. Carter, A. Carpenter, E. W..

Clarke, W. B; Colvin, H. E. Sw. King George, from "watowi—Expari. Compton, Kutsang, Dr., 3,110, R. C. D, Bradley, 16th | encad moderate to streng 8.W. winds from th Connor, 1. 1.

-July-Calcutta via Penang and Singapoto 17th, thence light E to port.

11th July, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Orland, Noz. sa, 917+

9:7, T. A. Lie; 12th July,Sir. Saxonta, from Singapore-Up to fore. Hamburg 24th May, Gen.-Order.

noon of zoth inst, fresh and light S.W. mon anon, thence N.E. winds with rain.

Peraio,

1.

Itr. 2,744, A. Dixon, 16th fuly San Francisco 18th June, fionalule 251k, Yokoham 7th July, Kobe gih, Nagasaki 11th, and Shanghai 141b, Mails and Gen. -O&O 5. S. Co. Phragang, Ger, s.3, 1,021, F. Buck ng 17th Jily Bankok pih June, Fien, and Gen.

-B.

Simongan, Du B, 1,701, T. C. Zuyderhondi,

gil July-Sans rang 7th July, and Singa pore 12th, Sugar,-Yung Fat. Spic, Nor, $3. 870, A. Siech, rith: July,

Bangkok 8th July, Rice and Wood,~~S., *. W. & Co.

Sungkiang, Br. as, 98%, G. H. Pennefather, 17th July, Cebu and Hailo "13th July, Sug and Won N. & S. Taiyonn, Br. 3.5., 1,459, L., Dawann, 14th July:.

Melbourne 11th June, Sydney zoth, Thursday stand a th, Port Darwin 3rd July, Zamboanga Sib, and Manila - rath; Gen.-B. & S.

Tean, B. 5.5, 1.36 A Sommerville, 19th July,

-Mani a 16th July, G•n.—B. &'S.

Ulina Mure, tap. 44, 44′3, K. Lori, 18th July,Maji 1th July, Cal-M. B. K. Vatshing, Dr..., 2,34%, Cou Iney, 18th July, -Mofi rst July, Coal.-J., M. & Co. Yedo Mau, Jap, ss. 3,227, T. Homada, soth

July,--Mají rgth July, Coal --We Ras.

Stemmers Expreted.

Veticis

From

Aorph [w

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Str. Finiang, from Singapore-Fine weather, smooth sea with occasional rain squalls, Spoke British bark Alcedes in Lat. 18,72 N. 173 38 E. New York to Hongkong (July 19th),

-DOOK BETUR NB..

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS, Мак Мале з постійно Vigil nie Taisuan

berkekalang me

Empress of india.. Wool ich

ม Kowloon Dock

Post Office.

*

A Mall will piose for :- -Shanghai, Mafi, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Tid das, z3rd July, & M.

our baya-Per Ujian Maru, 23rd July,

FO A.M.

Europe, &c., India win Taticorin-Ter Ernest Simons, 23rd July. TAM,

“Singapore and Colombo-Per Spesia, 2318) July

11.M.

Macro-Per Sul Tai, 13rd July, 1.75 P.M. Manila Per Tann, 23rd July, P.M. Shangbai-Fer Hinang, 23rd July, 3 P.M. Swalow and Shanghai-Per Chayang, 23rd [ July, 3 P.M

C'eu.and floilo-Per Søngkiang, 23rd July, 3 P.M

Cilenlochy, Br... 3,097, E. J. Stallard, 216

July-1,andan 3rd June, and Singapore

15th July, Gen-McG. Bros, & Gov. King George, Br. ship. 2, 57, J. C-White, 2 July, Sw How 5th July, Ballant --S.

Lansok, Ger, s... 1,439, G. chulzen, 21st *suty, ~Bangkok 19th July, Rice and Wood,

& S

Sight 7th July, Rice.-Man Fat & Co. Deular, Nogi sa, Fitos, J. Bing, 21st July,—

Bangkok Fath July Gen.-N. Y. K Derwent, Hr. t. 1 361, J. Jenkins, 21st July,

-Canton z.th July, Gen.-Man Fat, Waldemar. yoey M. & Co... July 24 "Co.

Bencleuch...... Singapore G., L & Cofjuly a Choyang Br. 15, 1,424, A. E. Sandback, 21st Monteagle

July-Canton 20th July, Gen.-J., M. & Arcadia Singapore. P. & O. Colloly 25 ...Shanghai... C. T. R. Cofjuly 25

Kwanglec, Ch. 8.5, 1,468. R. Lincolo, 31st

Kawachi Maru Singapore N. Y. K. July 25, M'mouthshire Singapore J., T. & ColJuly 29 Bong Maru. Japan...... cofuly 2 Co,

Fooksang... Calcuna..., M. & Cojuly 23

C. R. B Emp. of Japan Japan.....

Tjikini... Mofi.....). C. }. L..July aß Saxonie, Ger. 1, 1316. Habel 21st July-Laigang... Calcutta....J., M. & Co Aug. 3 P. R. Luitpold Colombo... M. & Co... July 29 Singapore 16th July, Gen.-H. A. L. Salazie, Fr. 11, 2,553, A. Ailfand, 2.4 July,

Col

July-Canton 20th July, Gen.-C. M. S. Nikkai Maru, jap..., 1,144. W. Nakagawa

21st July, Canton 20th July, Gen-Mr Bune,

-

July.-Marseilles 2301 June, and Saigon 19th

July, Mails and Cien-M. M. Gregory Apcar, Br. 11, 12,961, 5. H. Belson, 2nd JulyYokohama 9th July, Gen.-D. S. & Co., Ld.

Spezia, Ger 8.5, 1,626, H. Brock, 22nd July,—

Yokubama th July, Gen.-H. AL. Yuensang, Br. s. 1,018, T. Mayrick, 22nd July-Manila rath July, Gen.--J., M. &

Co. Hanoi, Fr. ta, 711, P. Marloes, 22nd July,

Haiphong and Hoihow 21st July, Rice. A. R. M. Shaohsing, Br. 8.s., 1,105, W. McIntosh, 22nd July,Shanghai vin Ningpo 19th July.

Gen.-B. & S.

Kiang Ching, Ch. 5,8., 2,050, Bressander, 22nd July-Wahu 15th July, and Chinking

17th, Gen-Kwong Man Wo.. Mecfon, Ch. 4., 1,338, C. V. Frigant, 22nd Tyly, Shanghai 17th July, Gen--C, `M, S. N. Co.

Wakasa Maiu, Jap, s. 1,884, A. Christiansen,

and July-Yokahama, roth July, Gen. N. Y. K.

Clearances at the Harbour. Focob Disterichten, for Vaihaw. Nickibat Maru, for Kobe. Derwent, for 'aigon, Milan, for Canton, #angsung, for Canton. Progress, for Saigon Chaysay, for Swatuw, Ch paking, for Swalew, Shahsing, for Canton, Amiga, for Hoihow. Glenlerky, (for Shanghai. #thery, for Samarang. Kuga Maru, for Keelung. Ernest Simons for Saigon. | Sufsete, tor Shanghai,

Bepartures July 21.

Numantia, for Portland, Or Haijan, for Swatow. Sarpedon, for Shanghai,. Bottuma, for Foochow. Seiko Maru, for Swatow. Masan Mars, fo Swatow,

· G. Ferd Lacise, for Manila. Timahi, for Yokohama,

July 2 Chipking, for Tientsin.

Jacob Diederichsen, for Haiphosg. Suliberg for Canton,

| Tolu, för Bangkok,

Salaris, for Shanghai, &c.

Kaga Maru, for Seattle.

Bingan, for Paiphong.

Zmiga, for Haiphong.

Hangiang, far, Canton,

Panopgers arrived,

Per Hinn, from Singapore-100 Chinese, Per Lock, from Dangkok-Mr, and Miss Mudy and child,

CHINA COAST METROROLOGICAL REGISTER. July 20th, 1907, á m. “

Vladivostock. Nemura..... Hakodate Tokio Kochi Nagasaki... Kagoshini... Naha Chelon...... Ishigakijima

Weiharwei Hankow

Oshima

"

Swatoy, Ampy and Anping-P'er Fukushu

24th July, 8 A.M. Sam ran and Fournbaya-Per Milery, 23rd life, 8' AM.

AM. Shangha-Ter Amiral Olry, 23rd July,

Farma Furn

NAME

Mrs. N.

A. H. Cruickshank, A.

Desald, Mr. and Mrs.

W. H.. Dan'ittle, F. H. Dunrich, A. E. Durham, W. L. Kinsan, W.

Forty, J Fisher H G, Fletcher, H. L Frenklin, C. B. Frost, B. L. Fuller, Stuart J. Fuller, Denman, Fall, Gapt: T. How.rd, E.

Hunter, R.

Jack, Mr. C. и.

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

Jan, Mr.

joki, J. P. F.

Josenb R. M.

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Joughin, I.C

Knight, W. B.

Knust, E.

Kugel, H. Laing, A. H. Logan, W Logan, Mr. W. Mechiichael, S. Malden, G. F. Mrks, Brisbane Markham, S. A.

Marriott, Dr. O. Melatos, G.. Malycaux,

J. U.

Moore Dr. and Mrs.

W. B. A..

Nathors, Capt. C. E. Newborn, R. H. Paine, A. E. Parry C

Peake, W. Pettingeil, Mrs. Powell. W..A

Presbay, C. M. Pugh, A. J.

Quio, J.

Ralphs, E.

Ray, E. H.

Silby, Mr. and Mrs. R.

Sup

Joseph, J. E. Lenal, Mr.

Inyd, Geo. T. Nicholson, D. M.

Aubmy Dr. G. G. Austin, Frank- Bolson, Mra

Silverstone, M. S. Stevenson, D.V. Wallace, 112 ‚Wabb, W. C.

PRIR

Blair, Mr. and Mrs. D.

Belton, Miss

Bonham, Capt.

Bourne, Mr.

Biadeley, Mira

"Haigland, F. A.

Holly Pal

-------- Hatt, Mr. and Mrs. TV

Pagat i Hockaday, W. T Hodgson, Mr.

'RA, Col.

Broadwood, C.B., H.E.

R.

Major General K. G. Marshall, Mr.

Carruthers, E. S.

animers, J. H,

Mast, E Mitchell, R.

Eng. Lt and Moss, D. K.

Mrs. Cochrane, Mr.

Darling,

Col Danels, Dr.

Ellott, Mr. and Mrs,

Elli

A

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Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.

Fischer, R. Fraser,

MT.

and Mrs.

Moultrie, Capt. & Mrs.

Te tira, Cones & Mrs. Parkins, Mr. and Mrs. Rissland, Mr. & Mrs.

HA Ross,

Ras Majors

Ross, Major P. J.

Str. and Mrs,

KUMHOOD, Mias. and Fremantle, Lt+Comdr, Russell, Mr, nud Mr.

Skino, A

Emith, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mis and maid. Spitties, J. S.

H. S.

W. T.

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs."

Fuch

Mr. Galbraithe, Mr Gelathrope, Mr. Gibson, Mr. Grove, Mr.

Sayer, G. W

ridge, Mr. & Mrs, Slipley, Mr.

A

Smith, A. Findlay

Synnot, Capt. A. Hart

Vipan, Mrs, and Minn

Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs.

Hancock, Mr.

Haroo,

Thompson, Miss If. M. Toledano, Th. Topless, H. J.

Tricker, C. H.

Mr.

alber, W. B. Williams, J. T. L. Wishart.1.H. Wishart, L. I. Woods, J. D; Wright, R. J. L. Young, A. H,

KING EDWARD.

Albarti, B. P, Almond, Capt. & Mrs.

Russelj

Bowie, Miss C Bramley, Harry Carpentier, Mr. Cook, Lieut. N. E Corse, Jr., Mr. and Mrs.

G. B. Derontier, P.. Ehrhardt, Capi. W. Gee, A. H. Harman, Mr. and Mrs. -Hausser, Mr.

Hutton, Major.F. Jackson, Mis, & child

Moody, Mr. and Mrs.

H.G.

Newton, Mr. and Mrs.

and child Passmore, Mrs. W, G. Peacock, Miss Annie Pearman, H.

Patsis, Major and Mrs. Riemer, Dr. Schindewolf; Mr, and

Mr. Schmidt, Dr. A. Silverstone, Mr. & Mn

Silverstone, Arthur H. Silverstone, M, L,

Wilder, A, P.

GRAIGIEBURN,

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Daolion, Missus (2) : :

R. J.

Bant, Mrs, H.

Bonnar, Mr. and Mrs.

W.C.

Child, Rev. & Mrs, F.

Gittlas, A.-

Hollingsworth, Mr. &

Mr.

Jones, Dr. and Mrs,"

Evan

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

H. W.

Darion, F. H.

Grant

Smith, Percy

OCCIDENTAL,

Brown, Mr. W. S. Munro, Min A, Capell, Mr. and Mrs. Pellen, Mr,

J. R. and a children Piper, C.

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

T. K. .L. Gow, W.

Gow, Mr. W. and z

children

Simpson, Mr W, M.

and child Tabot, D,

Lient. Com Thomas, Thomas, Lt.-Comdr. La

L.

Whyte, Mr. and Mrs. Lowe, J. C,

- R. and child

Jaly

July át

10a.m.

43.1.

Rafollicles otarí Temperature. Humidity Ralafat

29.60

85

29.63 80

Rezonátor 74

0.11

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE OHINA STATION.

turisma, 251l clans soused teal destroyer

CAPTAIN,

Commander E. La T. Leatham... Captain C, L. Vaughan-Lee.... Captain 8. E. Eratie.......... Lisut Commander : G. W. Davidson. Lieut-Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B. 1. Mafendia

an rome Waikalwa!

· LAST REPORTED AT

Weihaiwal

Waikalwei

Waibalwal

Shanghai

Weihaiwal

Hongkong

Shanghal

Weibalwel

Hengkong

Welbalwei

*Weihalwai

Hongkong

Welbsiwai

***

Walhatwei

TONE. GUNS LH.P

despatch-senget...

700

4

3,000

Bar Th. Ho. Word Wid

Astrea Medfor Itradible Bretomari Cm'mus Cherub Clin

cruiter, tad clan,

.

41369

10

cruiser 15 cla

9,500

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river gitnbost

river gunboat

710

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959

stoor

1,070

6

11400

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390

300

1,070

1,400

Commander C. D. 8. Ralkes

Am

306

$,700

a.m.9.93

Flory'..

30.01

Bunde

41360

Lieut.-Commander A. L. Gresson

7,000

275 6.

4,000

29.901

Hal

29

Krod

29.69

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cruiser, Est clunk cuise, ist class river gunhast surveying ship ... cruiser, at plass

+75

6

4,000

280

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9,800

1,900 22,000

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616

1,200

1,070

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Pening

9,800

14

Yokohama

river grabnat na

180

800

West River

torpede haat destroyer

350

6,300

Weihalwel

gunboat....

85

240

West River

river gunboat...

83

здо

Hongkong

fter gusta

243

Yangtza

150.

6,500

Hoogkong

4,650

Hongkong

180°

Boo

Yangiare

710

tha

355

6,300

610

450

Lisut-Commander R, M. R. West Lieut-Commander Stevenson Commander R. W. Glapnis ...

Hongkopp

Weidaiwa

Swatów"

1.900

Lient-Commander H, B. Cox "...

Weihaiwel

Boo

Lieut-Commander G. B. Spicer-Simaon]

Yangtago

550

550

Ligut,-Commander G..). Todd Lient-Commander Joð, F. Knox.....

Yangtesa

Yangiose

1

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river.gunnat

river gunboat.*

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surveying shop...

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torpedo boat deuroyer

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a.m. 29.79

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27

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Farmal

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15

Jainan

29.09

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▸

29.56

racadores...

29.57

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Hongkong 10am 19.71

Vittoria Peak Gap Reck....

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a m.

river quotost

21,000

* Flying Flag of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moore, Commandar-lo-Ch'

river gunboat

armoured cruiser

Captain H. Grant-Dalton

Lieut-Commander W, H. Darwall Lieut-Commander Dickens Lieut. Commander C. A. Fremantle Captain S, V. Y. de Horsey... Captain C. F. Thunby* ** ** Lieat. Commander Percy Crabtree. Commander F. H. Walter

Captain J. A, Toke ........

Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan.

Liequ Commander J. Kiddle

Lient,-Commander C. C. Walcott...

Liest-Commander H. R. Tickell Liest-Commander 5. H. Tennyson ...

Bein, W, Strath

བ་

6. Stokes 24 Commodore R. H. 8. Store" Lieut.-Commander H, R Godfrey

YAogties

ورة

Halphong Fareast Heat N'anki Salgun Si-klang (Canton) Farcast Best N'saki Yes Kinng (Shel),

Past Rani Nanki

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.

29 81

"

NAME

FLAG AND Description,"

TONS. GUNS.

H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS,

LAST REPORTED AT

EF

29.83

July 22nd, 1907, m.

Acheron Adour...

3.m

-After 15

Sepidro Hakodate Takip Kochi Nagasaki ....

a.n. 139:8

Alouette

armoured guaboat receiving-ship and class cruiser torpedo-depot.

1,721 8

4,320

20

1,650.

8,000

Lieut. Fauré Lieut. Du Maria

...Saigon

Commander. Fournier

400

Commander Karibuel

TO

*

[19.83)

Argus....

iBa

*1,150

Lieut. Audouard

√29.01

Bruix...

4,811

8,710

Captain Roches

119.88-

Jeidfe

gunhoat

647

930

Lieut. Le Blane

10+

19.8

29 30 19.57

Exurgeon...

1st class cruise submarine, w

8,123

14,503

Capt. Tracou

destroyer*.i.

7,000

***

***

ва

Saigon

29.51

river

Aboa

#

29.62

1,397

3,300

Commander Jaime...

Weihalwe .. a.m.

800

leut. Guernel. da

' eri}

Baigos

Hankow

a.m.20.1

700

Nhenat

Lient. Doe

à de Maindreville...

Y's king Thing

184

Lieut. Marchand

Tongku

Lieut. Hubert...

Saigon

33

7,920

Commander Mortezal

191

104

Hongay

Lient, Morris

Saigon

9.330

・

6,503. 1,000

Salgon

Balgon

-Upper-Yangtre-

Kagoshima... Oshima.... Nubia

Ishigakijima.

Chefoo.........

Kinkiang Shanghai... Gutelaff Sharp Peak.. Amay Per Arratoon Afsar, from Bingapore--Mr. Swataw Walts, and 491 Chinese,

t'äihoke

Per Gregory Apear, from Yokohama META and Mrs. Gregory.

a.in.

a.m.19.67 19.66 129 65

#1

(29 64)

Fercadores

#9

1

CALIOS Hengkong Victoria Peak |·Gap | Rok

A.

13.72

(10 am.|29170)

7

J1

19

Per Bourbon, fram Haigon-Madame Baltil Koshun lard, Mans, Lezeune, Chancelier du Compt, And 272 Chinese,

fer Saxonto, from Singapore-Capt. Engel-

hardt.

Per Shackring, from Shanghai, &c.-Mr. J.

S. Tankin, and 18 Chinese.

Passengers departed.

The P. & O. 5. N. Cofi ■•. Argudin leli Singapore for this port on 20th inst., at 3 p.m. with the outward English Malls, and is due Пете

on 75ib

inst, at aboul.ro z.m, The C. P. R. Coss.s. Afonfen le arrived at Shanghai at Am., on's st jest, and leaves again at 6

at 6 pm, Monday, for Hongkong, where she is due to arrive at 4 p.m., an ath inst

The CPR, C's 5.5. Athenian arrived at

Marad Shanghai at 11 30 a.m., on 20th lost, and left

Heihow en again at 2 am, Sunday, for Nagasaki, where

Paliho...... she is due to wriíve at 6 pm. on zzad inst, Por dio, for Shanghal, &c.—Mas, Ja M,

Phuilen.. tom. The C. P. R. Cols 1.3. Empress of Japan | Bing, Miss Donovan, Mr. and Mrs. L. M, Tourane ». • arrived at Yokohama at 6,39 a.m, on sist lost, | Alvarer, Miss M. Wilson, Dr. C. H. Soil, Mrs, C. St. James and left again at 1 p.m, same day, for Kohe, G. H. Corse, Messrs. L. Osborn, G. M. Court Aparri uml. 6 am, where she is due to arrive at a p m.; on gand | nay, Rev. and Mrs, A, J. Barlkey, Messrs. W,

Manil ... 10m. 29-7382 inet,

M. White, Chan, A. Graves, M. H. Coleaux, Legoap!..... The Imperial German Mail 4.5. Pries Regent | Mrs. R. S. Offley and son, Mrs. A.-1, Esser, Bacolod Luitpold entrying the German, Mails with dates | Mr. R. G. Stand, Judge and Mrs. C. S. Ld- loito ........ from Kerilu of the and inst., left Colombe on binger, Mr. J. W. Wakefald, Mrs. Chang and Cebu 20th in 1,, p.m., sad may be expected here on daughter, Mann, H. C. McKenty and J. B. | Labuan wa er about joih inst.

Rich

a.m.29 7477

Kersaint

Lynx......... Manche

h

C

Lisut. Combet...

Lieut. Thierry...

Meba

Lieut. 160

117

Commander Raget de la Touche...

Commander De la Roche Karandraon... Salgon

D'Entrecasteaux

Fronde Heari Rivihis

Petha...

Pistolet Protée...

Pecle

Redoutable Styr ......

Takang

Vauban

3rd class cruiser

sub-marine....** surveying.ship

destroyer. river ganbout.

sub

síver gunboat.. marine... destroyer sub-marine...

battleship, reserve

armpared gonboat

team-tagnch

torpedo-depot ...

torpedo-depot

river zehnat

1 Fligqhip of Rear Admiral Boises, Commander-in-Chief

Cept. Passernt de Silane.. Lient. Seriot

- {Amane Olty)~zze

aer

Commander Mortenol

Liest. Bibel

Lieut. Devaranns

At the disposal of Rear Admiral de Marolles, Commanding the naval defence of Indo-Chios.

*

Vádan

www

Vigilante

pipere...

140

唱响

护眼

Gunboals,

LA

jon ser Combe Ba5apps... Bopelier Coronade ... Gimetara...

((*) Phaškio of Rear Adinical de Marolies, "

Commanding the naval defence of ludo,Chi

1,100

Hongay Cap Saint-Jacques Si-kiang Hikong

Reserve.

Saigon

Haiphong