DESERTERS FROM THE "MONMOUTH."
ATTRACTIONS OF THE PACIFIC COAST.
The Daily Cole-tet, Victori, B.C, on the 25th June, said:-
"The city police were busy last night look ing for deserta from HM.S. Monmouth, which is due to sail from Esquimalt this mora- Ing with Prince Fushimi aboard for Yokohama. "Twelve descrtions since the arrival of the ship have been reported, and it is believed that most of the unfaithful saltors are by this time safely across the international boundary line.. "Early yesterday morning two men dropped overboard and swam ashore. The others were men who ware good conduct badges and bad been enjoying share leave.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY AUGUST 6 1907.
May Liang and a servants, Masters, Ardie, and Ariu Liang, Mesars, Liang Pi Chuen, Liang Chien, E., Miller, F. A. Moore, F. L. Nusk Baum, N. Fukuda, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Pastone, Mr. J. F. Quion, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Parry. Messrs, A. D. Galloway, James Hayes, Liang Pok Hin, Lok Tien Gue, N. P. Reilby, "David Rises, Wm. Secrist. N. L. Stevens, G. L. Stevenson, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stiver, Mr. and Mr. R. B. Thurston, Messrs. B. M. Walker, C. G. Wartel, Ed. Westre, L. B. Whittemore, I. A son, E. B. Zook, Guss Donnell, Toss Phong, C. Tin Wing, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Diuis, child and sory pt, Messrs. H. D. Woolle, Chit My Wou and servant, Mr. Lal and servant, Mr. Wu and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Chun King. Gutierres and servant, Miss R. Tiscornia, and Yus and servant, Mesars, Emil Fischer, A. E.
313 Chines
Per Lavanso, from Singapore--1ɔ] Chicago." Per Halching, from Coast Ports-Mr. G. Sliva, Mrs. Fothergill, Miss "aylor, and 141 Chinesa,
Shipping Reports.
Blackmorp, F. W. G. Mack, C.
Ajoamare Expected."
Blumenteal, B.
Bluno, A, B.
Vestals
From Agents
Dwi
Brayfield, T.
Brighton, F. G.
Butcher, O.
7
Marmura Singapore P. & O. Co Aug. Shawmut Manila D.&Co, LdAug. Iyo Marui Singapore. N. Y. K....Aug. 8. Wakamiya M. Moji. N. Y. K....Aug. & Japan
Singapore n. 5. & Co Aug. 9 F. E. Friedrich Colombo... M. & Co... Aug. 13 Zieten....... [apan M. & Co. Aug. 13 America Maru. fepas...T. K. K....Aug. 17 Indravelli Now York. B., T. & Co Aug. 20 Tartar Vancouver C. P. R. CoAug. 23
DOCK RETURNS, HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.
Kowloon Dock Vigilante.
Rye, A. Vander. Does
de Gari, A. A. Carpenter, E. W. Carter, A. Chabeaux, Mr. & Mr.
L. and maid
S. Chinchan, Christner, L. M. Colvin, H. E Crook, A. H. Cruickshank, A. Cruickshank, J. Cumming, W. M. Donald, M. and Mr.
Malden, G. F.
Bent, Mrs. H. ( BOBDAY,
CRAIQIKBURN,
Idams, M. and Mrs. F. Denison. Misses (2)
R. J.
Gittins, A Hollingsworth, Mr. & Mr. and Mr., Mrazek J. W.G. Child, Rev. & Mrs, F. Clothier, Mr. and Mrs.
H.W.
1.
Jones, Dr. and Mrs.
Evan Smith, Mr. and Mesi
Grant
Smith, Percy
OCCIDENTAL, ·
Pfördten, A. R. Von der Brown, Mr. W. S. ~ Pellen, Mr.
WEATHER FURROASTS,
STORM-WARnings issued FROM THE HONGKONG OBSERVATORY.
METEOROLOGICAL SIGNALO.
Meteorological signals"are" holated on the inast in front of the Water Police Station it' Tsim Sha Tsui for the information of masters
They do not of vessels leaving the port, nocèsuurily imply that bad weather is expected
Marka, Brisbane
Marriott, Dr. O..
McIntosh, G. C.
Moore, Dr. and Mrs.
"W, B.A.
Newborn, R. H.
Paine, A. E.
Parry, Mr. & Mrs. C.
Dar os, F. He
Penke, W.
Pinnell, W.
Pettingell, Mrs.
Powell, W. A.
Presbaw, C. M.
Pogb; A. J.
Capell Mr. and Mrs.
R. and a children Tarrow, Mr. and Mrs.
J. La Gow, W.
Piper, C.
Simpson, Mr. and Mrs,
T.K. Simpson, Mrs. W. M.hare
and child
Signal
W. H.
Richards, R.
E.
Gow, Mrs. W. and ± Tabot, D.
children
D.
Lowe, J. C.
Depuell
G,
Munto, Miss A,
Thomas, Lt-Comdr. L. Whyte, Mr. and Mrs..
R. and child ·
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Doolittle, F. H.
Smith, Mis. A. G.
A CONE *point upwards
H
Pasrich, A. E
М
Einsimann, W.
Cosmopolitan
Fairchild, H.).
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Fiedler, F.
11
Fisher, H. G
Fitzgerald, H.
Thompson, Miss H. M.
Office.
Thompso, Mrs. M. L
Tadivostock. alm.
H.J.
C. H.
empuro..... takudate...
a.mi.
K.
kio
Vogler, Mrs. A. and a
Walison, J.
Yaba
Monteagle............ıran “
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Hunan
"i wald that the cause of the desertions is the reports the men have heard of good times- on the Pacific caset, and the opportunities for
·earning high wages at almost any kind of work. "A number of sailors were allowed ashore, within the navy yard fast night, for the purposa of aftending a dance id a nail loft, and to pra vent further disappearances the place of amuse-and fine cloudy weather, ment was closely guarded while the pleasure was in progress."
Str. Halching, from Cost Ports: Light 8.W. Jacob Diederichsan... monsoon and fina clear weather,
-Dakotah' aminte Lothian*********
Str. Yuasang, from Manila-Moderate mon. soon and fire weather throughout.
THE WRATHER.
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figgs Director of the Hongkong Observatory
On the 6th at 11,55 a.-The barometer has rison alightly to moderately over. China and Japan, and fallen slightly over the Philippines.
Pressure appears to be low over the Pacific to the E, of Luzon, and a high-pressure.aren is lying to the Ê...of Japan,
"
Moderate S.E. and E winds may be expected in the Formosa Chinnel and the N. part of the China Sea.
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at ro a.m. 10-day, o 23 inch. ́ FORECAST.
1.-Hongkong and neighbourhood, S.E.. to E. winds, light to moderate; {air,
2.-Formosa Channel, same as No. 1. 3-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, same nu No, 1. ..
4-South coast of China between Hongkong
and Hainan, same as No. 1. -
Shipping.
Arrivals.
Hakata Maru, Jap. 1.1., 3,8 9, T. Murai, 5th Aug,Japan via Shanghai and Aug,, Gen. ~~N, Y, K
Korea, Am. 61, 5,651, S. bandberg, 5th Aug
San Francisco 9th July, and Shangliai 2nd Aug., Mails and Gen-P. M. S. 5. Co. Rubi, Br. 1,525, R. W. Almond, 5th Ang.,
Manila 3rd Aug,, Gen.-S., T. & Co. Yueneang, Br. 19., 1,048, T. Meyrick, sth Aug-Manila 2nd Aug, Gen.--J.; M. & Co.
вам
Chih, Br. 1.138, J.-Wattack, 5th Aug- Haiphong ist Aug. via Pakhoi and Holhow 4th, Gen-B, & S Moyane, Br. 301, fas. Mitheuch, 5th
Aug.-Shanghãi 2nd Aug, Gen.-B. & S. Tatsu Maru, Jap, 6a, 1,948, 1. Terumine, stb Aug..-Kobe and Moji zgʻh Aug., Matches and Coal-Wallem & Co. Johanne, Ger. s. 952, Ipland, 5th Aug,
Samarang 27th July, Sugar.-J. & Co. Glenturres, Br. ss., 3,036, R. Webster, 6th Aug-Singapore 31st July, Gen. McG,
Bros. & GoW!
Haiching, Br. 1., 1,267, A. E. Hodgins, &th Aug-Foochow 3rd Aug, Amoy 4th, and Swatow 5th Gen.-D., L. & Co. Kweiyang, Br. s.8, 1,044, Dawson, 6th Aug.,-
Swalow 3rd Aug., Gen.-B. & S. Levanzo, Ital. 8., 2,281, Gravone, 6th Aug.
Singapore 31st July, Coiton.-C. & Co. Nikko Maru, Jap. 1.8, 3.434, R. Swain, 6th Aug-Yokohama 27th July, Gen.-N. Y.
K.
Kiukiang, Br. s.8., 1,129, H. A. Wavell, 6th
Aug.-Canton 5th Aug., Gen.-B. & S. Kwangtah, Ch. s., 1,536, Wm. H. Lunt, 6th Aug-Canton 5th Aug, Gen.-C. M. S.
N. Co.
Lauschas, Ger. 5.5., 1,945, Sperling, 6th Aug,
--Moji 1st Aug., Coal,-), & Co.
Rio Lima, Portuguese gunboat, 640, Pedroso,
6th Aug from. Maeno.
Departarea.
Tonkin, for Europe.
Aug. 6,
Hongkong Maru, for San Francisco.
•Paima, for Shanghai.
Baner, for Haiphong.
Amigo, for Hoihow.
Shethu Haru, for Swalow.
for Coast Posts.
Vladivostock,
for Canton.
Pretrus, tor Svator,
Teon, for Manilas.
Katfong, for Cabu. Chongshing, for Tientsin.
Hakala Maru, for Singapors.
Passangers arrived.
Per Johanus, from Samarang128 Chinese. Per Glenturret, from Singapore-Mr. Frenh- ling.
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Str. Rub from Manila -Moderate breeze and sen, overcast with frequent heavy rain to Lat. 18 N. 117.50 E; thence to pört, light breeze
VESSELS IN PORT.
STEAM CHA Alabia, Ger. 9, 4418, C. Neumann, 3rd. AUR.-Portland, Or via Japan 2th July, Childar, Nor. & 1,102, A. Augensen,
Flour.-P. & A. S. 5. Ca. ›
Aug., Bangkok, 27th July, Gen.-N. Y K. Chinkiang, Br. 2.5, 1,202, F. Robertson, 4th Aug.,-Swalow 3rd Aug, Ball st.-R. & 5.
+
Choising, Ger. s., 101, F. Heyenga, 28th Joly-Bangkok zand July, Rice and Wood, B. & S.
Post
A Mail will close for :-
Swatow, Amoy, Anping and Takao-Per Fukuthu Mars, 7th Aug., BAM.
Franklin, C. B. Franklin, G. G. Frost, H. L
Faller, Stuart J... Fuller, Denmin Gangnisar, H. W, -
H.D. Gibbs, Gibbs HTC W. HT
Port-Gregory, A.
Swalow and Amoy-Per Frithjof, 7th Aug„,. 9 AM.
Keelung, Moji, Kobe, Yokoliama and land, Or, Per Arabia, 7th Aug., 11 A.M. Kumano Maru, 7th Aug., 11 M.
Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohsena
Bangkok-Per Cholsing, 7th Aug, 11 A.M. Macão-Per Suí Tài, 7th Aug. 1.15 P.M. Swatow and Shanghai-Per Kiwklang, 7th Aux., 3 P.M.
Hoihaw and Haiphong-Per Chill, 7th Ang., 5 P.M.
Swain, Amoy and Facchow-Per
Dakotah, Br, 1.5, 2,593, W. A. Ross, a th July,ching, Bth A' g., 11. A.M.
San Francisco via Shanghai 30th June, Oil in Bulk.-S. O. Co.
Eastern, Dr. 18., 2,272, W. G. McArthur, 3rd Aug-Sydney icth July, Brisbane 11th, Townsville 15th, Cairns and Cooklawn 6th, Thursday Island 18th, Poit Darwin. aand, Timor 24th, and Manila 31st, Gen.- G., L. & Co.
Empress of Japan, Br. 1.5., 3,039, Henry Pybus, R.N.R 28th July,Vancouver oth July, and Shanghai zgth, Mails and Gen.
-C. P. R. Co
Frithjof, Nor. ., 891, O. Andersen, 4th
Aug.-Swato 3rd Aug, Get.-O. 5. K. Fukushu Maru, Jap. .., 1,090, T. Ito, 3rd Aug.-Anping 31 July, Brick and Gen.
6. S. K.
Glenesk, B., 3,274, J. Rafferty, 28th July, Moji ard July, Coals.--McG. Bros, & Gow. Harbari, Br. 9.4 2,149, H. Bowling, 3141 July, Melbourne 29th June, Flour.-S, T. &
Co
Jacab Diederichsen, Ger. .., 613, A. Ulderup. 3rd Aug.,-Pakhoi 30th July, and Hoihow 2nd Aug, Gen.-J. & Co. Kashima. Maru, Jap. 1,746, M. Utsu, 25th Jule-Moji ih July, Coal-M B. K. Keong Wai. Ger. s., 1,11, 1. Köhler, 31st July-Bangkak 5th July, Rice and Teak wood.-D. & 5."
Rumano Maru, Jap, s... 3,147, N. Mathieson, 5th Aug,Manila 2nd Aug,, Gen.-N. Y. K.
Laing, Br. ... J46a, E. J. Todd, and Aux
-Calcuna 18th July, Penang and Singa. pore 28th, Cen.-J. M. & Co. Lothian, Br. ss, 3,222, Williamson, sth Yugo
-Callao 22nd June, Ballast.-Order. Monteagle, Br. 1.4, 3.95). S. Robinson, R.8.8 1 25th July, Vancouver 28th June, and han hai za d July, Gen.-C. P. R. Co. Nikkai Maru, Jap. 5.8., 1,044, W. Nakagawa, goth july-Hongay 26th July, Coal-M¥ Bune.
Spittles, 1. S.
H. S.
W.T..
•Rev. A.
Toledano, Th.
children
Walker, W. B.
Ward, J. C.
Grenomilet, R.
Per
Hall, Capt. T Hanron, J.
Welire, E.
Williams, C. A. S.
Hewett, Hos. Mr.
E.
Williams, J. T. L.
A.
Winbart, I. B,
Hondeto! Count de floward, E Hunter, R. Jack, Mrs. C. M. Haloves, Mr, and
Wishari, L. F
Woods, ]. D.
Woolfe, n, D.
Wright, R. J.L
Mrs.
Young, A. H.
W. H.
KING EDWARD.-
Singapore, Penang. and Calcutta Per Laisang, 8th Aug, 2 P1.
Tsingtau, Chefoo and Newchwang-Per| Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Newson, Mr. and Mrs. Kwalyang, 8th Aug, 3 P.M.
Swatow, Amor, Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Kashing, 8th Aug. 3PM
Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Onsong, 8th Aug., 4. P.M.
Manila, Thurday
Island, Townsville, Bris- banne, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zea land, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Fren mantle--Per Nikko Maru, oth Aug, 11 AM,
Macao-Per Sui Taf, 9th Augg 145 F.M. Saigon-Per Pronto, gih Aug, a Pa.... Manila--Per Puenzang, 9th Aug. 3 PM) Shanghai and Chinklang-Per Ichang, 9th Aug, P..
Manila-Te Rubí, 10th Aug., to A.M. Eurape, &c., India, via Tulicoria-Pe Delhi, joth Aug, 11 AM.
Macao-Per Sut Tui, 10th Aug., 1.15 F.M. Glenesk, 10th Aug. 3 PM
Moji, Japan, Salina Cres and (Mexico)-Per
Shanghai-Per Wingsang, 10th Aug. 4 PM: Swatow, Amoy and Tamsui-Per Jorkin Maru, 11th Aug., 9 a M
Swalow, Amoy and Shanghai-Per Skanti, 12th Aug, 1 P.M.
Singapore Penang, and Bombay Per Levano, 12th Aug., 3 P.M.
Java-Per Shantung, 13th Aug . 3 PM, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe. Vakuban, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.Per Alonteagli, 14th Aug., 10. M.
Tuticorin - I'r Europe A. niku, vla Zizten, 1 th Aug. 11 AM
Russell
Barrero, F. A. Blessing, W. K. Bramley, Harry Chapman, W. A. Colmesnil, Mrs,Geo de Corse. Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
G. D. Cospus, Jese Duppstadt, C. W.
..and child
Nicholson, D. M... Nossbaum, F. L. Park, J. O. Pasimore, Mr. W. C. Pastene, Mr. and Mrs. Peacock, Miss Annie Pearaian, H. Peters, Major and Mrs. Riley, M.
Indicatesa Typhoon to the Worth of the Colóny.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
August 5th, 1907, am,
Bar. Th. Hu, Wind Wre
2. A CONE
point upwardsNE
and EUM beluw
indicates a Typhoon to the North-East of the Celopy:
1111111
DRUM
indicates a Typhoon to the Fast of the Colony.
shigakijima. Chefog
A mihaiwei...
Jaukow.... Kinking- Shanghai vistaff
harp Peak...
a.nt 29 63 75 95
a.m./29.2
29.69 81 68
1.81297 | 84 | 83} 899
29,68 8391
83 8g
|6 a.m.29.72 8387 | sw
4. AC NE
point down- wards and DRUM below
indicatesa Typhoon. to the South-East of the Colony.
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||29,72 80 | 91 | 886
a.m.29.78
5.
Imoy.
walow...
Taihnku...
faichu.........
Kostup ......
#
29 77
escadores.
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Joonam 29.75 Hongkong.. 29.76
Getaria Peak 41
Gap Rock ...
Macao
Hoihow
Pakhoi,
Phulisu Tourand......
Rewards, Mr and Mrs. Schindewait, Sr. and G. St. James.
and Elayda, Ferriai, V.
Fukuda, W.
Fiest, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Gee, A. H.
Gorton, N. E Hannock, John M. Hausser, Mr. Hayes, James Jackson, Mrs, & child Joseph, 1. E. Kalicher, 9. C.
Kisk, N. T.
Kofod, Capt. F. Liese, Dr. Lloyd, Geo T. Loyal, De Luudholm, Capt. B. Moore, F. A.
Shumaker, B. W.
Aparri Manila Silverstone, Mr. & Mr Legaspi
5.
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13
am.
16 Am. 20.81
10a.m
Bacolod ......9 am. Silverstone, Arthur Hoito Silverstone, M. L. Silverstone, M. S. Stephens, Vri. Clearles
Stevenson, D. V.. Steward, John L.
G. Story, Tiscordier, Misa Walker, B. N. Warfel, C. G. Whittemore, L. B. Wilder, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo, and maid '... Wilson, Wm. W.
PRAK,
Blair, Mr. and Mrs. D. Hell, P.
Swatow, Chefeo and Tientsin-Pes Buickow," Belson, Mrs 14th Aug.. 3 P.M.
Maoila, Samari, Simpannhafen. Fr Wilhelm. shafen Herbertshobe, Matupi, Brisbare, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide Perth. nd Fr mantle - Per Prine Waldemar, 15th Aug, 11 AM
Yok hama and Kabe-Per Triman, 15th Aug.,#3 P.M
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kabe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Rorza, 16th
11 AN.
Eng. Lt. and
Bonham, Capt. Broadwood, CB., H.E. Major General K. G. Carruthers, E. S. Chalmers, J. U. Clegg, Mrs. Phuyen, Fr. 8. 249, Bouisson, 3181 July
Cochrane, Mr. Saigon 25th July, Rice.---B, & Co.
Aug
Darling, Col Ponglong, Ger, 1.5, 907, W. Boteluler, 3rd
Keelung, Shanghai, Moli, Kobe, Shimizu, Davies, Hon, W. Raps Aug.Bangkok, 24th July, Rice and
Yokohama, Victoria, B.C. and Seattle, Wash, Ede, r. and Mrs. Wood.-B. & S.
Eisaler, M. Progress, Nar. 6.8, 1,641, Thos. Schlewig, 28th.-L'er Shinone Maru, 19th Aug., P.M.
Yokohama, Eliott, Mr. and Mrs. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, July-Sandakan 23rd July, Gen-Wallem Honolult and San Francisco-Per America Ellis, A. & Co.
Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Pronto, Nor. 1.s., 1,838, T. Seeberg, and Aug., Muru, 24th AU, 10A.M.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kabe, Yokotams, Ellis, Mr. & Mrs S. -Saigna 28th July, Rice.-Wallem & Co.
Victoria and Vancouver, H.C., Per Empress of Fischer, R. Rajaburi, Ger..., 189, O. Kach, 3rd Aug, Japan, 29th Aug. 3
Fraser, Mr.
Bangkok 24th July, Gen.-B. & S. Shantung, Br. s. 1,835, J. Robinson, 4th Aug.Java 26th fuly, SugarB &'S. Soistad, Nor, ... 897, N. orosgaard,, ist Aug-Saigon 27th July, Rice.-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Standard, Nor. s... 894, H. N. Bull, 4th Aug. Wakamatsu 19th July, Coal-Angaard, Thoresen & Co. Suicang, Br. 8., 1,785. W. D Welsh, 4th Aug-Salina Cruz (Mexico), 29th June; Blast.-J., M. & Co.
Sungkinog, Br. 1.3, 987, G. H. Pennefather, 17th July-Cebu and Hollo 13th July Sugar and Wood,B. & S.
Telemachus. Br. 8.6, 1-40, 1, Williamson, 31
July,Saigon 27th July. Rice-Wo Fat vieng & Ch
Victoria, Swed. 1.6., 1,1 0, J. A. Hellberg, 4th Aug-Java 25th July, Sugar-Aagaard,
Waithing,
Co.
Thoresen,170, Richard, 30th July, Maji 25th july, Coal-J., M, & Co. Wingsang, Br. 1,552, H. J. Walker, 3rd Aug. Maji 27th July, Coal.-J., M. & Co. Wongkoi, B1, 5.6. 1,5, W. Reher, 4th Aug
-Swatow 3rd Aug., Gen.-B. & $
Saulisa Vamp!S
King George, Br. ship. 2, 57. J. C. White, 21 July, Swatow 5th July, Ballast.-S. O. Co. Lyndhurst, Br. -masted ship, 1,50, Parnell, 26th July,Koby st June, Ballast.-5. O. Co.
The ships Passed Canni.
Jokl, P. F.
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs,
visitans AT THE HOTELS,
HONGKONG.
|
Abraham, E. S. Adams, P. R. Aftalion, A, Allison, J. I
. L. Andrew, 1. 1. Bac'h use, J.
Battiscombe, H. G.
Joseph, R. M.. Joughin. J. C. Katsch, E. A.
Knight, W. B.
Kunzi, P.,
Hazeland, F, A.
Hockaday, W. T, Kent, R.A., Col. Leverett, Mr Mackenzie, A. Major, Mr. and Mrs., Martin, R. Marshall, Mr.
Cebu............. n 29.89
Lahus
1 29.72
August 6th, 1907, a.m.
Vladivostock.17 a.m Vemuro Hakodate
Tokio
Kachi Nagasaki..... Kagoshima... Oshima Nahi Sahigakijima..
· Cheloo „............i| Weihalwoi...
A.M.
11
30.01
N 29.01
16
29.84
1
29.76
29.76 29.85
29.8
20.82
6.m
113, 29.93
Hankow .....6, 1.1| Kiukiang...... 14 Shanghai..... 9 &m.
Gutriaff Sharp Peak... Amay......
Swatow Taihoku
Taichu...
Taivan
McCoffery, Mr. & Mrs: Kashun...
Mast, E.
Mclanec, Mis.
Mitchell, R.
Moss, D. K..
Osborne, Mr, and. Mr.
BNNE
29.77 84-87 a.m.29.79 8387
F
29 78 8091 89E a.m.zo.
31
11
11
Pescadores... Canton
9 a.m.
Hongkong
to aim.
Victoria Peak
1
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Pasquet, Madame Gap Rock...
Fe eira, Consul & Mrs. | Macao............... Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. | Hoihow. Am.
L.
tt Reid, Lieut. Col.
H.
Pakhoi
Fremantle, Lt-Comdr,
and Mrs.
Riesland, Mr. & Mrs.
H.
Phuties....... Touran
10am
C. St. James Αραπτή
Russell, Mr. and Mrs.
Sayer, G. W.
Smith, A. Findlay
Fucks, Mr. Galbraiths, M Gelsthrope, Hr. Gibson, Mr.
Grove, Mr.
Rom, Majoi F. J.
Sinclair, A.
Synnot, Capt. A. Hart
Vipan, Mrs, and Miss
Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Hancock, Mr.
Haron, J.
Wilder, A. P.
KOWLOOK.
Francisco, Luraschi
Hubi, E.
Lue, and-Lient, V.
Qilbrecht, Mr
Luttringhans, P..
Harding, Reginald
Barthelmy, Marquis de Laing, A. H.- Beattie, R. B.
Linton, P. Logas, W. Birbeck, R. J. Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. 5. Logan, Mrs. W. Bisney, Miss
NAME
Alacrity Astraen
Bedlord. ( +*? Bramble Britoniarl Cadmus Church Clio.
Fame Flora
Handy Hart Junus Kebl... King Alfred Kiartin Melin Monmouth...
Per Chill, from Haiphong, &c-Moss, Du- buois,
Par Fuensang, from Manila-Capt, Redenow,
18th June- Formosa, Gneisenau, Montrose, Llauts. Pickering, Smith and Wasicati.
Kawachi Mare, Salaxis, Wik, Priam. 2nd Per Ngkala Maru, from J ̧ pan for Hongkong | July~//ohenstaufen, Benmohr, Inaba Maru, —Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Auillo, Miss B. Auxin, Poona, 5th July-Oceanten, Indrani, Ajax, S. Cornfool, D. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. T. Gone Palma, Taucer, Chikwgo Maru, Note, Vori salvan ad 3 children, Masers, H: Dolog, 0. M. S. Ollveira, J. M. P. Rozario, B. C. Wong, gih Suly-Irabs Mar. 13th July- Monmo
Maru, Glentarn. 16th uly-Indrawadi, Iyo
Glamorganshire, Kumakura Mars, Amatomi Rola.. Araru, Tambov, 33rd July-Prins Eitel
Sandp per Friedrich, Devanka, Hydra. 26th July-
Snipe ... Nutia, Indravili, Taku
Sto So Mo, J. Y. Chag, K. Nomura, M. Arima, 1. Arima, K. Arima, J. M, Ching and Yu Eog: For Singapore-Messrs. H. C Mathews and
Marcilica Prof G. Kuwaki
Outfi
K. Iwashita. For K. Aoki, Mr. and Mr.memnon. Leuven, Brasilea 30th July Tamar
Mesars, M. Takemura,
Tourant. Maru, Mesam Kawakami,
8 Mitsuma, M. Nishi, S. Gienation, Flintshire, Longsor, filochi, Teal
Matsuhica, and Miss T, Kawakami. Forman Prince, Whilegres, and
August-Orki, London-Mr. M, Ishizaka,
Achtiler, Antenor, Sydney, Liberia,
Nakayama, Y. Takahashi, Y. Matsunami, Ne Maru, Reon, Segovia, Šikk, Braunfels, Nor. Thi
* Por Korea, from San Francisco, &e~H‚E.
Arrivals at
Waterwitch Juns-Belgravia, Whiting...
Sir Chen Tang i fang Chanz. (Chlñesa Ambar. Aikoll, Paista, Burma Sürier, Tamba Mary. | Widgeon, y
Bartley, Betz, Messrs. H. W. Brown, Gao, E. Boroham, #wel
W. K. Blessing, Mr. and Mrs. Geo W. 100 Gladwyn, froth I
AW, Busbell, D. Butcher, A, A. Call, L. M. Christner, Mr. and Mr. Cha | Saog] Tak, Менять
sador in the U.S.), Miants, J. 1. Allison, N. P. 26th July-Sumaire, 28th June Tourant. Woodcock...
July-Banglos, Breis Woodlark Indramayo,
raib P. R. Luitpold, Solry Malacca, Sens Inly 16th July-Guelsenau, Haken. Pani Chu, George Chu, Master Spencer Chu, fanfin. 18th July-Foona, Nore, 23rd July Mr. C. J, Duppstadt, Lieut. and Mrs. F. D.-Denmohr, Kambura Moru, Afonirose. 25th Edwards, USA and child, Mr H. W. Gang-July-Malacca, 26th July-Scharnhorst, Auti -nuss, Mrs. W. H. Gibbs, Messre. H. D. Gibts,tralian Prometheus, Erroll. 30th July-Gl
N. A. Gaston, B. Graham, S. Ci Kelleher, T. Tears, Trizik,, and August-Indramayo, In- Kuk, Mr Liang, child and a servants, "Miss | drant.
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HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASH
despatch-vessel... cruiser, zod class cruiser, et class river gunboat ****
river gunboat
tinot
CAPTAIN,
Lient-Comander C. A. Fremantle ...
in S. V. V, de Horsey
Captain C,
LAKT REPORTED A
Hongkong Japan Japan
Hongkong
*..
Japan Заряц
Penisg
TOKS.
CONE, H.P.
700
4
4.360
9,800
3,000 7,000 22,000
Commander E. La T. Lestham
-Captain G. L. Vaughan-Leo .....
Captain S. E. Erskina
Weihaiwei Japan ·
Japan
710
710
900
Lieut.-Commander E. G: W. Davidson. Lieut. Commander W. L. Bamber
Shanghai
***
1,070
1,400
Commander B. L. Majendie...
water tank and tug....
390
300
Hongkong Welhaiwei Hongkong
sinop
1,070
1,400
Commander G. D. 8. Raiker
Shangbal
Torpedo boat destroyer...
306
5,700
Lieut.Commander A. L.. Gresson.....
Cruiser, and clats
Japan
4,350
7,000
Captain H. Grant-Dalton
torpedo boat destroyer...
275
4,000
torpedo hoat destroyer
4,000
Lient. Commander W, H. Darwali... Lieut.-Commander Dickens ...
torpedo what destroyer .... cruiser, tot class
3,900
་་་
9,800
11,000
cruiser, Ist class....
14,100
30,000
river gunboat
616.
Captain Taraby
1,200
surveying ship
1,970
1,400
cruiser, jat class,
9,800
12,000
river gunbest
180
Boo
torpedo bost destroyer. ...
350
6,100
river rivas
340
240
river gunboat...
5,500
Boo
900
6,300
450
5,900
800
550
$50
-
torpedo Lost destroyer. receiving ship
141
river gupbaai... y con
river gunboat torpedo boat dstroyer surveying ship... He torpedo boat destroyer river gaphael Giver gunboar
Op
tiver gugboat #
*Flying Fing of Vice-Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moors, Commandar-
..
Lient. Commander Percy Crabires..... Vangissa
Commader F. H. Walter
Toke
Captain J. A, T
Lleat. Commander Robert E. Vaughan, Lient.Commander J. Kiddie
Lieut.-Commander
CC. Walcott...
Lieut.-Commander H. R. Ticketi Lisat-Commander S. H. Tennyson ...
Boin. W Strath
Commodore B. H. S. Stokes.....
Yokohama West River
West River Vancisco Hongkang
...Hongkong
Yangiate
Lieut. Commander H. R. Godfrey Liant Commander R. M. R. Wait Lient. Comniander Stevenson Commander R. W. Glennie... Lient Commander H: B. Cey Lient.Commander G. 8. Spicer-Kimson
Saint
... Hongkong Japan ...Amoy Зарай Vängtste
Van tize
Yankiss
Lieut.Commander G. 1, Todd Lient.Commandar Jaó, F. Kuor...
A CONE
'point down
wards
6. A CONE
point down-
wards and BALL below
indica esa Typhoon to the Bouth of the Colony.
indicates a Typhoon
to the Fouth-West:
of the Colony.
7.
A BALL
A CONE point upwards
and BALL below.
indicates Typhoon -to the West of the
Colony.
indicates a Typhoon
to the North-West of the Colony,
Red Signált indicate that the centro la believed to be more than 100 miles away from the Colony,
Bisch Signals indicate that the centre Is believed to be less than 300 miles away from the Colony.
The above algnats will, as heretofors, be hoisted only when typhoons exist in such positions or are moving in such directions that information regarding them 'is considered to "be of importance to the Colony or to"shipping"
leaving the barbour.
Thpie signals are repeated at the Harbour Officó, H.M.S. Tamar, Grosa Island Signal Mast, and the Flagstaff on the premises of the Hongkong, and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company at Kowloon.
URGENT SIGNAL.
In addition to the above, when it is expected. that the wind may increase to full typhoon force at any moment, the following Urgent Signal will be, made at, the ' Water Police Station, and repeated at the Harbour Office -
THREE EXPLOSIVE BOMBS, ́AT INTERVALI
** OF TEN SECONDS.
A Black Cross will be hoisted at the same time, superior to the other shapes.
NIGHT SIGNALS, ''
The following Night Signals will be exhibit- ed from the Flagstaff on the roof of the Water Police Station at Kowloon, the Harbour Office
· Flagstaff, and H.M.S. Tamar.
1. Three Lights Vertical, Green Green Green, indicates that a typhoon is believed to be silustad more than 300 miles from the Colony,
II. Three Lights Vertical, Green Red Green, Indicates that a typhoon in belleved to be Įsituated less than 300 miles from the Colony.
11. Thice Lights Vertical, Red Greats Rad Indicates that the wind may be expected to increase to full typhoon force at any moment,
No. III. Signal will be 'accompanied by the Explosive Bombs, as above, in the event of the information conveyed by this signal baing Arst published by nigh', .'
These Night Signals will be" substituted for the Day Signals at sunset, and will, when necessary, be altered during the night,
SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS,
For the benefit of Native Craft and passing Ocean Varsel, a Cone will be exhibited at sach of the following stations during the time that any of the above Day Signale are holstad Is the Harbour,
Gap Rock.
Waglan,
Stanley,
Cape Collinson,
Aberdeen. Jag Ki Wan
Sai Kung.
Sha Tau Koly Tal Po,
This will indicate that there is a depression somewhere in thì China Ɛon, and that a Storm - Warning is boisted in the Harbour,
Further details can always be given to Ocean Véssels, on demand, by signal; from the light- bouses.
F. G. F100,
26th July, 1907.
·Director,
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