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Telegrams,

[[Reuter's]

The Finanolal Situation

-In-America.

London, 15th November. Mr. Corte you, in a speech in New York, attributed the financial crisis to hoarding -money; and deprecated any hanty ill-com.

sidered measure for currency reform.

This statement is regarded as significant, -as representing the views of President Rooke-

welt.

The Knickerbocker Trust. Mr. Barney, the president of the Knicker- bocker Trust, has committed suicide;

The Fifth Lancers.-

', 161b" November,

The Army Council has refused an applica tion to reopen the case of the gth Lancers.

Cricket--England ». Victoria. Victoria made 233 dust innings, England 42 for 3 wickets.

The Australian Mail Contract. Reuter's Agency in Melbourne wires that the contract for mails has been signed by the Orient Co.

SINGAPORE BANKNOTES

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY NOVEMBER 18 1907.

CANTON DAY BY DAY.

COAL MINES.

[From Our Own Correspondent)

Canton, 16th November, The Oi Yuk Mining Company formed by Chan Yuk-sun with a capital of $10,000 has been awed the p.vilege, by the Canton Bor eau of Ariels'ture, Industry and Commerce, to open the coal mines in the Hang. Tow Ling

Hills in the district cl Punyu.

AN PX-COLONEL WANTED. Li Shai-kwei, formerly a colonel, in Canton, and who was badly wanted by ex-Viceroy Shum Chun-hauen, when he was in office' here, on

GÖLLISION NEAR GREEN ISLAND.

"HEUNISHAN" CUTE DOWN A JUNK.

VESSELS IN PORT,

STRANDEN.

Chida, Nor 6, 7,102, An Augensen, tóth Nov.,Bangkok via Swatow 6th Nov, G-N, Y, KAMAR

Post Office.

The Canadian: Mail leaving Hos,kong on

on the stit December, VA TANGERA

The French Mail- leaving Hongkong an Thursday, the 26th November, is due in London on the 16th December.

be German Mail leaving Hongkong on Thursday, the 21st November, le duela Lundon on the 21st December.

A collision occurred this, forendon between | China, Am, n.2, 3,186, J. F. Robinson | Thursday, the arst November, is due in London the steamer fengshan and a cargo-boat, off・ Kennedy Town, and as a result the cargo-boat. was cut down" The Heungshan was entering: the port from Macao at the time; the CARO boat, fully loaded with swine, was on her way to the Slaughter-house Pier. As far at the ro part which reached 'us' gras, it would appear. that the cargo-boat attempted to cross the tamer's bows at short distance. Every effort was made by those on 1 oard, the Heungthan 30

Nov.--San Francisco 14th Oct., Honolulu ...33rd, Yokoha 5th Nov Kobp oth, Nagasaki 8th, and Manila 14th, Mails abd Gen.-P. M. S. 5. 5. Co. Empress of Japan, Br. t. 3019 Henry Fybas, R.N.R, 20th OctVancouver int Octand Shanghal 18th, Malls and Gen. Gregory Apcar, Br.4.5, 2,961, S. H. Belsen, *** 15th Nov.-Calculta 3ah Oct., Penang

and Singapore 9th Nov, Gen.-D, S.

C. P. R. Co.

HONGKONG

Abraham, E. 5. Joseph M. R.. [Abram, Mr. and Mrs. Law) E. DISNE

Adams, P. R. Aftalion, A. Agassiz, AR Angus, FL. D. Barnes, W. F. Battiscombe, H. G. Benttio, R. B. Birbeck, R. 1.

Mis

W.A

W. H.

Branner, J

charges of alleged corrupilon, is now also being/avert the collision, but it was then impossible, Kwtilin, Br. 1., 1,017, Hards, 16th Nov may, however, be secured with alleg. CardaBulmer, J. 1. *

wanted by the Canton authorities Li is reported to have absconded, about two years ago; to the Straits Settlements, but he be since beed te poned to have, on several occasions, secretly reterned to the British Colony of Hongkong and even to and city of Canton iuelf. H.E. Wa Shang-lum, when acting as Viceroy here a few months ago, gave confidential catructions to the then Commander-in-chief, LIChup, to korp a sharp look out for Li and Admiral Lî con- sequently offered a reward of $10,000 for Li's apprehension. Prompted by the reward nu méras military officers of Canton are hunting for the alleged miscreant.”

SEIZURE OF ARMS.

On the 14th instant, when the steam launch Tunk Fung was proceeding to Canton from the district of Trang Shing, on the passengers being examined and seniched, a number of rißes and

The terms are £170.000 subsidy, a mini-other weapons were found among the Tuggage ¡mum speed of 17 knots, and'all wliitę crews.

"on the deck in the female pasicogers' section. Besides, five passengers were also found in posession of revolvers on their persons. The suspects were arrested there and then and have been broifht to Canton to stand their trial and to prove how they came in possession of thier weapons. It will be remembered that, tike Brith lunch was pirated some time. Inst

DEFACED.

FORGER SENT TO GAI L., '

The November Criminal Sessions opened at the Supreme Court this morning.. As com- pared with the previous month this month's calendar was a light one-there being only one Case to decide.

The case in question..was, that in which a coalie named Cheung York Heung, who for

time was employed at Singapore, was charged on three indictments with forging and untering banknotes. He pleaded "Dot guilty" on each count. 61

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The following jury was empanelled :-Messrs A.A. H. Milroy (foreman), A. S. Currey, W. Hutchison, J. A., Young, H. 1', Jertrum, C. H. W. Kew and T. J. Richards.

month, when she was on her way from the

same district to Canton.

THE CHIKKIANG LOAN,

THE OPPOSITION AGAINST A FOREIGN LOAN,

-The M. C. D. News of path inst. says:-Op Synday afternoon there was another meeting of patives of Choking residing in this city, as well as of special representatives sent from the principal cities of that province to attend the meeting and to vole founds in their respective names Eight hundred of the geçiry, and Hoo, Mr. W. Rees Davies (Attorney-Geo- merchants concerned were present and there eral), instructed by Mr G. E. Morrell, appeared were in addition some three hundred ladies) for the Crown. The accused was undefended. and gentlemen who had come as spectators, The Attorney-General outlined the parli- The meeting was held in the building of the colars of the case briefly, at the conclusion of Yung Hsi-vang, charitable Institution, out- which he called witnesses, to support his case, side the West-gate of the native, city. Tapia He said that theʻaccused was on his trial to an- Chou Chin-chen, Director of the Chinese wwer threecharge-three counts of forging and Telegraph Company, was voted to the chait ultering a forged promissory note. On October and in his speech opening the meeting, he de "a last accused called at 'a moneychanger's clared that if the people of Cheking desired

shop, al'i 18, Queen's Road Central, and asked

to preserve their lodependence and preserve for the rates of Singapore banknoter, He was their province froin harm they must by.no told that the day's premium was Sto for every means allow the foreign. railway loan to

·Sigs, Accused producedTwo notes, each note pur.be made. With the eleven prefectures which porting to be of Sio denominatior, and he was given Seto in twenty-cent pieces, Upon the *face of them the notes appeared,correct Three hours later, however, the bills were eximined and discovered to be forgeries, they having been

• altered from 5.0-their 'original value-to to present $50, he accused, Mr. Davies pursued, appeared sodelighted in having found so unwary. a gentleman to change his notes that he called again the following day. The forgery was known by this time, and he was arrested. When searched three genuine So Singappie, bills were found on him. On being inter rogated accssed denied knowing that the notes were tampered with.

· The fargery was very cleverly done, the At. torney-General admitted. The word "Ten" was complicly obliterated, and the ward "Fifty" inserted. Notwithstanding this the forgery became known as the 5,0 banknote of Singapore was of a different colour to that of the $10 bill. In conclusion, he stated, that if a man was found to be in possession of forged notes by allempting to pass ont, the onus was on him to give an account-a reason'ble account -of how they came in his possession-failing he was held fully responsible. The accused failed to tender a reasonable excuse, and it iwas for the jury to decide whether he forged the

Holes or not,

Accused denied the forgery. He admitted, however, having the bill in his possession; uttering two and attempting to pass tile third, but refuted the accusation of knowing that the bills were forged while in bis possession.

The jury brought in a verdict of guilty on the three counts and Mr. Justice Wise passed. sentence of five years' hard labour on each charge-sentence' to run concurrently

The Sessions were then adjourned sine die.

THE WEATHER.

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and the Hengshan born down on the junk striking her amidships, and cuiting her to two. A number of pigs were drowned, but, fortunately, up lives were lost-the junkmen being rescued from the water by the crew of

the Heungshan, à

Shipping,

Arrivals.

Arabia, Gen 1, 4,438, C. -Neumann, 1 th

Nov. Portland, Or, via Japan 2nd Oct., Flour, P. & A. S. S. Co.

M. S. Dollar, Br. 's... 2,674, C. H. Cross, 16th Nov,Moji rith Now Coal-A, K› & Co

thertor Franz Ferdinand, Aust: s.5, 3,843, C. Marcovich, 16th Nov Singapore 7th Nav., Gen.-S.,. W. & Co.

Barkston, Br. 9.5, 2,754, S. D. Scabome, 16th

Haimun, Br 8.5., 636, A. J. Robson, 17th Nov

Nov.--Portland, Or, 18th Sep, Wheat. Order.

-Foochow 14th Nov., Amoy 15th, and Swatow 16th, Gen.-D., L. & Co. Yochow, Br s.3., 1,312, F. Northcombe, 17th Helene, Gef. 5.5, 771, 1. Jesse, 17th Nov.,

Inv-Shanghai 34 Nov., Gen -B, & Så

Swatow 16th Nov., Gen.-], & Co. Zweena, Br. 3.1., 941, A. Ramsay, 17th Nov., -Samarang 6th Nov., Sugar and Cotton.

-Chinese.

China, Aust. 1.8 3.865, A. de Petris, 17th Nov.,

Kobe and Shanghai 9th Nov., Gon. ***** ̄*54, W. & Co. Hangsang, B. 6., 1,356, S. Wilde, 17th Nov,, Shanghai and Swatow 16th Nov, Ged, --J. Mi & Co

·Tango Maru, Jap. 1.6., 7,46', A. E. Moses, 17th

Nov-Seattle and hanghai 14th Nov, Four ad Gen.N; Y. K. Amigo, Ger. £., 822, N, J. Balizer, 17th Nov

Haiphong 14th Nov, and Hoihow 15th, Rice.J. & Co. Holsteig, Ger. s.s., 985, A. Niejohr, 17th Nov, Shoshu Mard, Jap. s.5, 99, W. Nemnio, 17th

—Moji 15th Nov, Chal,...]. & Co

Nov., Shanghai vin Ports 12th Nov., Gen. -0. S. K.

Meefoo, Ch. ., 1,348, J. MacArthur, 17th,

Nov-Canton 17th Nov.,. Gen.-C, M. S. tongsang, Dr. s.5., 1997, S. 1. Payne, 18th

N. Co.

Nov., Manila 15th Nov., Gen.-J., M. & 1 Co. Print Sigismund, Ger. 8.8, 3,303, D. Lent, 18th. Nov. Sydney 25th Oc, and Manila 15th- Cardiganshire, Br.:ss.,

NO, GEN-M, & Co

„, WV, 0. Tyerr, 8th Nov., Loodon via Singapore 12h Nov, Geo S. T. & Co. Chil, Br. 3, 1.135. Warack, 18th Nov, Haiphong 15th Nov., and Hibus Rice, Live Stock and Gen-B. & S. Hellas, Ger. 1.5., 1,8cs, W. Meizantin, 181b

Nov.-Wabu rath Now, Rice and Gep.- S & Co.

Chowin, Ger. 5.3,955, T. Spiesen, i8th Nov, Hangkok vin Hoihg 17th Nov, Rice and Wood. BÆT

us, Fr. 505; J. Pannier; 18th Nov.

Haiphong gia Pakhơi, Hôihow, end Kwong-chow-wan 17th Rov.,, Gen--A R

och for Canton aid for Hoilaw. Helene, for flaihow.

compose their native pravišče it is” no easy matter to mise among themselves any larger sum needed for their purposes is view! -He therefore, exhorted his heaters and their friendi to use their best endeavours to push on the work. The chairman,' was followed. by, other speakers, in the same Stain, any of whom, Mr. Tu, however, asked the question whe

· · Clearances at the Harbour. ther there would be any attempt by those Johanne, for Hoihow. present to, imitate the injurious examplo ses by:

Hangsang, for Canton, American goods. There was a general dissent Certain persons during the boycott againstfaliam, for Swatow. and one gentleman cried out that any one who would dare to advocate, obstructive, mensuTDI would be a brute and the offspring of dogs,"

Fepartures. This salified the meeting and a general signing

*Nov, 17. of the subscription list them followed. We give baitan, for Sestow.

list of the principal subscribers in the name of atamatsu Maru, for Maji. their respective cities:-Messes. Tsiang and Jafhin Mary, for Swatow: Hu for Hangchow-1,200,000 † Mr. Chang: for Kashing-Soco01; Mr. Yang for Huchow-Johanne, foultoihow

• Nov. 18. 6000,000; Mr. Chou the chairmin) for Ning no-56,000,000; and Mr: Mao far the four cities Timahi, for Sourabaya. of Chinhua, Chuchou, Yenchou and Ch'uchou ingan, for Hajhow. $1,022,000. Representatives of ather smaller Suisang for Singapore. cities subscribed from $100,000 to $.00,C50),

Maslaw, för fakhoi. while individuals subscibed in their own names lawgsong, for Cantón. from a couple of hundred dollars up to $10 000, The total sum amounted to about $17,000,000, It was agreed to deposit at once $4,0,0.0 in the lupu Bank and to continue depositing the - same amount each year unit the whole that had been subscribed was collected. The un animity and determination of those who attendi was most striking, ed this special meeting on Sunday.afternoon

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

On the 18th at 12.05 p.-Except over N.E. Japan, the barometer has risen-generally, particularly over N. China and S.W. Japan, .- | The depression is still shown over the Pacific to the E of Japan.

er Tongking

An area of high pressure covers N. China, and pressure is relatively low over and S.W. China..

Very strong monsoon is expected to set in in the Formosa Channel, and airong E. winds will probably prevail over the N. put of the China Sea

Hongkong Rainfall for ths as hours ending at 10 am, today, 0.02 inch,

OKRUKŠT,

COMMERCATA

TODAY'S EXCHANGE,

Silting

London-Bank T.T..

Do

demand..

Do. 4 months' sight France-Bank 1.T, America-Bank T:T. Germany Back T.T. india T.T. ini separate Do. demandnu

Singapore T.Taunton Shanghai Bank T.T.

Tapio-Bank T.T., .......... Java-Bank T.T. dum

Buying.

Passengers Arrivad, Per Yorhow, from Shanghai-Mr. and Mr Bolton.

Canton 16th Nov, Gen.-B. & S.

Keyang, Br. 1,011, Dawson, 14th Nav.,

Canton 13th Nov., Gen: B. & S Laimang, Br. 5.5., 3,460, E. Į, Todd, 11th Nov.. -Calcutta siib Oct, Penang and Singa

pore di Not. Gen, J., M. Cor. 181

Locksun, Ger"sk,' 1,675, W. Tanber, 16th Nov-Bangkok and Nov,Rico B. & 5. Machew, Ger, 15, 993, R. G. Z8llver, 16th

NavBangkok 7th Novy Gen, B. & S. „Mercedes; Br. 1.14 3, 0, J. S. McGregor, arst

sept, Weibaiwei 6 Sept., Ballast Admiralty...

Murex, Br. 1.1, 2,340, A. Deacon, 14th Nov,-

Polo Sambo 7th Nov., Oil la bulk-A, K., & Co,

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الرحیم

"Mr and Mrs.

Dr. O. Melatosh, G. C. Matsanthin, Capt, 'and

Mrs. H. Neill, Mrs. J. H Newborn, R. H. Orit, Mr. and Mry, and

Child

and Mew.

Peake, T. M. Perkins, Mr. and 1 *. T.L. MANY Polaláse, A. W. Potter, E. C. Powell, W. Presbaw, C. M. - Pugh, A, J.

Radbrach, W, Ralphs, E Ray, E. H. Richardson, Mrs. M Richardson, Miss

Christmas Cards (if prepared at Printed Dinnéy, Mr. & Mrs. 5. Ollo, A Matter rates) must be posted either in an un-Bor, G. s. fastened envelope or in a cover which can be Bluns, A. B. easily removed for the purpose of examination Folton, Mr. and Mrs. without breaking any seal, tearing any paper

Boyd, 05. separating any adhering surfices Covers

corners cut will be taxed as letters. The best Brayfield, T. enclosed in envelopes with notched ands ar method of sending Cards is to enclose the 30 Canichael, D

Broke, C. B. an envelope with the flaps turned in,

Carpenter, Carter, A.. Calvin, H. P.

B.

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بست

W.

NEW YEAR PARCEL MAIL HOMEWARD. The next Parcel "mail of the 29th-instant.is_Cory, Mr. and Mrs. düe in London on the 4th January, 1937, Parceis intended for New Yearia delivery may be posted with an additional fee of 61 cents to be forwarded overland via Brindi. Such Parcels are due in London about the goth December.

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The rates of postage on ordinary parcels are as follows: Nichibai Maru, Jap. s., 883, Rṛ Minugawa, | For a parcel not ex'ding: 3 lbs, in weight 60 cts,

roth Nov,Canton 10th Nov., Coal-

7 lbs..

$1,20 My B. K

ti lbs.

$1,80 Under no Phoumpenh, Br. .., 1,065, J. H. Scott, 4th

circumstances will parcel weigh Nov.-Saigon 8th Nov., Rice and Meal-ing over 11 lbs.' ba forwarde !. Wo Fat Sing.

All parcel containing jewellery, or any Phranang, Ger. 1.4, 1,921, F.. Bücking, 14th || articld of gold or silver must be insured, all Nov.-Bangkok and Swalow 1st Nov., in used parcels must be sealed. The seals Rice and Ges.-B. & S.

must bear the impression of a device or private. Progress, Ger. 4, 630, Strune, 13th. Nov-mark, Coins must not be used for sealing.

Canton 13th Nov., Gen.-S. & Co.

purposes. Proteus, Nor. . 1,024, F. C. Kolderup, 13 h

Nov-Bangiok via. Swatow 31st Oc Shantung, Be. 1,835, Robinson, 1st Nov,

Gen-Angaard, Thoresen & C

Cheribon, (Probolingo) s0th Oct., Sugar — B. & S.

A. Mall will clown for ;-

19th Nov., 9 A.M.

Swator, Amoy and Foochow Per Haimun,

Shanghai,, Yokohama, Kobe and Moji Per Solstad, Nor. sa, 897, R. Thorsen,, toth Nov,Gregory Acar, 19th Nov, 17 A.M.

Swator and Bangkok-Per Proteus, 19th Cauton 10th Nov., Gen.-Aagaard, Nov., 11 A's... Thoresen & Co. Sungkiang, Br. 8, 987, G. H. Pennefather, 19th Nov,-loilo and Cebu 11th Nov, Ballast.-B. & S.

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Taikosan Maris, Jap., 1,906, 1. Fukari, Sih Nov-Kutchinotzu 3rd' Nev., Coal.-M.

B. K

Singapore, Penang and Calcuta - Per Macao-Per Sui Tal, 19th Nov., 1.15 P.M. Latsang 19th Nov., P.M.

Manila-Per, Sungilang, 19th Nov. 3'P.M. · · Cebu and Iloilo -Per Kashing, 19th Nov., 3 P.M.

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Shanghai and Chinking-Per Kwillin, 19th Haihow and Haiphong-Per Amigo, 19th Nov., SP.M.

Taming, Br.4 1,350, A, W Outerbridge,Nov 5 PM.

15th Nov., Manila 12th N. v., Hemp and Gen.-B. & S: Tsinan, Br. 54, 2,300, C. Lindbergh, 14th Nov.-Sydney 16th Oct., Queensland Ports, via Poit Darwin, Zamboanga and Manjia 11th Nov., Gen.-B. & S.

Woolwich, Br. &8, 1,845, A. Stoker, 13th Nor

-Moj: 8th Nov, Coal.—D. & Co, Ldia

Saizing VæseklS.

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Macio-Per Swi Tai, 20th Nov., L15 P.M. Swator, Amoy, Foochow and Shanghai--Per. Shocks Mars, 20th Nov, 8 AM.

Tientsin-PerHaichow, zoih. Nav, 3 PM, Shanghai Tingsong, a:th Now, 3 PM Shanghai-Per Hangiang, 20th Nov., 3 PM. Swatow and Shanghai-Per-Yockow, 20th Nov. 3 P.M.

Europe, &c, Indis, via Tuticorin-Per Prins Ludwig, 21st Nov., 11 A.M.

Eclipse, Br. 4-mailed bark, 7,968, L. D. Vance, 20th Sept., Canton 19th Sept., Ballast-- $. n. Co. Lawbill, Br. 4-masted bark, 1,15).

28th ng from New Yuk, Case Oil. Novi, 2 P.M. S. D. Co.

Vessels

Steamers. Experten. „

From

Agents DRY

Emp, of China, Shanghai..CP. R. Co Nov. 19 Benavon Singapore.G., & Co Nov. 19 Thisp....... Moji J. GJ. L... Nov. 19 Manchuria... Shanghai... P. M. Co... Nov. 13

Prinz Ludwig: Japan. M. & Co. Nov. 10 IN, Y. K... Nov: 10 Kagoshima M Moji Nyauza... Singapore P. & Co Nov. 11 Luitpold. Colombo...M. & Co.... Nov. 14 Shi Mów. Singapore. H. A. L.... Nov. 14 Yawala Maru... Thursday 1 N: Y. K.... Nov. 15 Kuling | Calcutta........]]., M. & ColNev.

DOOK RETURNS.

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS. Neil Mcleod..

-Kówloon Dock

Trigan

Sui Tal

Germania

H.MS; Taku....... *aming

-cetmixo'itas.

Macao-Per Sui Tai,a si'Nov., 1. P.. Nlogpo and Shanghai-Per Pacting, zist

Shanghai Nagasaki, Kobe, Yakaham, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Empress of Japan, 21st Nov 3 PM.

Macao-Per Sur Tat, 22nd Nov, 1.15.P.M Manila-Per Loongsang, sind Nov 3 P.M.. Manila-Per Rubí, z3d Nov., 10 AM. Shanghai, Nagasak Kobe, Vokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per China, 23rd

Nov., II. AM.

Macao-Fer Swi Tai, 23rd Nov, 1.15 P.. |-| Swatow and Shanghai-Per Krukiang, 33rd Nov., 3.

Kobe-Per Tsinan, 25th Nov., 3 P.M.** Tonkin, 15th Nov., 17AM.

Esraps, &c. Indin, Vía » Tuticorin-- Per

J. Sander, Miu F, E.

Shlalde, C. E. Smlib, McGrego Spittles, J. Stark, G. L. Stebblag W. S. Stevens, Rev. A. Stone, Myn. F. B. „Store, Miss J.

Thome, Mr. and Mrs.

Crake, W. A. Crook, A. H. Cruickshank, J. Curry, George Delermann, Mr. & Mrs. Dickey, Mrs. C. D. Duncao, Mrs. K. M, Biostmann, Wi Ezekiel, R. M. Falconer, P. J. Farrant, P. Findler, P. Fisher, H. G. Franklin, C. B, Frost, B. L. Fuller, Denmas

Fuller, S. J... Gilting, G.

Gorrell, O.

Hall, Capt. T.

Harrison, J. L. Harding, R.

Hewett, Hon Mr.

Mrs. E, A

Hohmann, A. Hoffmann, W.

Howard, L.

Innes, Capt. R..

Atkinson, W. M.

"Tricker, C. H.

Tullidge, G. W. Walton, T.

Warren, Mr. and Mrj

F. M.

Warren, Mits

Warren, Miss G.

Weingarth, Miss H. White, Mr. and Mrs.

HG.

Wibel, D.

Williams, Capt & Mrs.

C.I.

and Williams, J. T.

Winter, A, S. < Wong, P. L.

Wood, G. G.

Woods, J. D.

CONNAUGHT.

Ayre, Mr. and Mrs. Herkt, C.

Wm. H. and child Barrett, Mrs. M. A

"I

W. M.

Handy, Harold E.

Holmes, F. E, Hough, Dr. Spencer Berry F. J., wife and Howak, D. C.

child Bilyen, Wm. R. Bright, W. H. Caffarena, J. Chevalet, Madame H. "Chevalet, L. H·· Cowell, Mrs, CB Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs. Ght, Wm.

Gmw, E. W.

Hutchinson, Kisna, F Lawson, Capt. J. J. McKenzie, J. H.•* Morgan, Mr.. -Silva-Notte, Mr & Mrs.

A.F. B. Wagatha, Made Mais- - della F. L. Wagner, John A.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL ÉRGISTAR,-

November 16th, 1907, a.m.

Bar. Th. H. Wind Wr.

Vladivostock 374a.m. Vemuro....16 .m Hakodate Tokio

Rechi............ Nagasaki..

Kagoshima...

Oihime ...

•Naho

thigakijim.

Bonin Is...

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|29.97 3010-

29.99

32.95

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4

29. 5

29 85-

2985 — NE

2989

BE

Chefoo...6.30.29 39 73 NW

Weihaiwei

Hanku Kinkiang

10.30,20 41 - MNE

17

3005894 NE

2991 65 84

Shanghai...DI 1998 01:20: "HE

Manila-Per Zafirs, 30th Nov., to A.M. Timor, Por Darwin, Thursday taland, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Getzlaf Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Sharp Peak.. Melbourne, Adelaide, Penh and Fremantle-Amoy........ Per Eastern, 3th Nov, 10A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobo, Yakobarns, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Manchuria, 30th Nov., II AM.S

Manile, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Caires, Townsville, Bris bane, Sydney, Hobart Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Changsha, 4th Dec, E.

Satow***** Taihaku... Taichu....

Tainan. Koshun

H

29.94 70 80WHW

am 2983 69 80

LM (2) }

H

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Percadores... Canton........& m Hongkong..08.299574 77 Victoria Peak Gap Rock '...

2299573

Manila, Samarai, Simpsonhafen, Fr. Wil belmsbain, Herbersbole, Matupi, Brisbane,

MACAO........ Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Hoihow ... gsm. Melhorst, Adelaide, Perth and Fremantle-

Tukhoi.ho... Per Prins Sigismund, Sth Dec., 4 PM)

„Phalien ̧¡nA 190 h.79 9577 Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Tourane..... Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Nippon | C. St. James Maru, 7th Dec, 10 A.M.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobo, Yokobama, Apart B 29.2

Manila

19.02 86 71 SW Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)—Pes Empress Legaspi ... am 19.88 71 of China, 19h D'è, 3 r.H.

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The Ships Passed· Capál":" 18th October-Australien. 29th October- "Nyonne, Doitmund, Monmouthshire, Duncars, ist November—Mahlzomeryshire, P. R. Ldit, gold, Sanuki Mari, Tauraps. 1st November Socorka, Hakata Mars, 5h November- Bombay Maru, Namur, Rheginin, Piskawur, Sambla, Scandia, Wiftom Tranquebar. 8th -November-Antenor, Kenneder, Nera, Stentor Colombo Maru, Nile, Sikh, Vandalis. Goeban, Suwa, Maru.e Inh November-Agamemnon, Per. Hamun, from Coast Ports Mr. 5th November is Mars, Sade Blair, Mr. and Mrs.

Glenturret, Aragonia Hirofu Maru, Kirck, Austin, F. Brighton, and 67 Chinese.

Per E. F.Ferdinand, frana Singapore-Mr.

K. and Mrs. Sterck, and 5 to Chine:e.

Per“-Longsang, "from, Manila — Hestra, Francis Peralto, Töreno, Teon, Albert and CF. Nyun. “

Per China from. Shanghai-Messrs. Brun «ner and Hurkmann,

PEAK.

D. ice, Capt. and Mrs,

Kent, RA, Col.

Vaughan,

Malden, Geo.

Mrs. Martin, R.

· Maru, Armand Bekie, Stam, Klist, Marusan,

Arrivals at Home-28th: OctoberCeylon Chalmers, I. H. 29th October-Samicanum, Austratten, Cochrane, Mr.

J. SarfatyNovember➡Pring, Heinrich, gth November

Cathay Priam 8th November Austria, Darling, Col Rhenania, Socotra, Telemachure 12th Novem Davies, Hox. W.

Davidson, Mr. Bar-Sanukt›Maru, fyth November— Nira, Brasilia, Tranquebar, Denplós, Sambia, Sit: Ellis, Mr. and Mrs.

Ellis, A. vonid""',

Per Prins Sigismund, from Australian Ports Mr., Mr. and Miss Sully, Mr. Seider, Dr.

Siebert, Mr. A. G. Gachet, Mrs. D. Lenz, Miss Lenz, Mr. and Mrs. T. G, Shatto, Mr. A. H. Outridge, and 13 Chinese,

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Ter Caflf, from Haiphote, &-Bess O to and Homaby. - 28 Per Cardiganskire, from London; &

Messrs J.,H. Bau and J. Hunter..

prem

:99

f months' sight L/C,

3, 1 1/15. months' sight LJC....... 5116 10 days' sight San Francisco & New York.fo 4 months' sight

do,

Per Tango Mars from Seattle, &c-Mr. G. L. Findlay, Lady S, Findlay, Mrs. J. Tilney, Miss E. Tilney, Mr. M. Middleton, Mrs. A. Outerbridge and a infants Miss M. Williams. Dr. J. Doherty, Messrs. E. D., Shortlidge, B. Taps, Chew Tig Gun, Tan Dow Noo, Chee Hai Yie, Chen Kiu Hoi, Dr. and Mrs. Alber add child, Messrs. Yu Yuikoh, H. E. Widman, G. S. Bidwell, K. Nemura, Mr. and Mr. Pong

SHIPPING AND MAILS

DOE HAILS Cavudian (Emprser of China),19th insi~; American (Manchuria) noth inst." German (Pełna Ludwig), 20th inst,

* German (Prins Regent Zudifold) 44th insi

Indian (Kutrang) 28th ines,

The C. PR. Ce's L. Monteagle left-Yoke

od 16th:losi..-

and daughter, Mr. Abraham, Mr and Mrs. Ehema for Victoria and Vancouver B.C. pp. Petersen, Mr. and Mrs. P.Yoder, 16 Japanese,

10 days' sight Sydary and Melbourne.2.1 5/16c6 Chiness 1 Indians, and 1 Egean.

1 months sight Fiarce imagineranga.12.02) 6 months' sight

4 months' sight Germany.....asanian: Bar Silver

Bank of land rale

Bink of France. Sovereign

OFJUM QUÉTAT JING. To-day's quotations are as follows

*/16

Per picut Hongkong and neighbourhood, E, to N. Malwa Now ........... 820/850 Old............@ 360/g "o Older

910/950

Per chest

E, winds, situng;squally'some pain.

-Formosa Channel, N.E. winds, strong

to a gale.

# Oldest Patok New".

Old......... Benimi New

Old

Pariad (Paper)

3-South coast of Chim between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as Nitr

4.

4––Spáth coast of China beteen Hongkong

Huiano, same as No, i.....

· 8871

800

Shipping Reporti

Str. CAtxa, from Kobe and Shanghai-Fine weather and light N.E.wiod.

Tha H. A. L. 18 Stihonia left Shangbai on 17th jost, at 8 am, and may bị.éxpected here on soth inst, a.m.

The P. M. S. 5. Co's £u. „Janckurda”saile from Shanghai today, and is due to arriva at Str. Fechon, from › Shanghai:-Moderate | Hongkong Weduciday, at 9am. monsoon and fine throughont,

Str. Halnum, fram Coast Ports:-Moderatè to fresh moyroon and fine weather,

The TK. K. Nippon Maru will sail from Yokohama to-morrow, which will make her dae in Hongkong on 27th (bit.

Fischer, K. Fletcher, Mr.

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Cebu

Labuan

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Vladivostock, 7 am)

Nemurojan 1981

Hakodate....

298

Tokip Koffi

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12983

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McCaffery, Mr. & Mrs. Nagasaki. Mitchell, R.

-Matt, E.

Rees Monk, S: D.

Mooriom, My Peraira, Consul & Mrs. Perk

Me end firs.

Fraser, RAM C., Lieut. Raymond, Mn. *- Fremantle, Lt-Comdr. Reid, Lieut.Col,"

and Mrs. Fuchs, Mr.

Galbraithe, Mr Gelsthrope, Nr. Gibson, Mr. Greenhill, L. 8. Grieg, Mi, Hall, J Hancock, Mr. Harding, Macand

Hazeland, F. A. Hell, P.

HI, E. E.

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Reigner, von":

Rissland, H.

Ross, Major RJ.

Bargent, Mr... Sayer, G. W.

Kagoshima.. Oshima

Naha..... Ishigakima, Bonin

Chefoo 164

Weihaiwes,. 9 am Hankow.m Kiukinn...... Shunghai.... 9 n Gutelafi Sharp Peak.. Amoy

Shordridge, Mr. & Mrs. Swatow

A. B.

Sinclair, A.

Smith, A. Findlay

Mr. Stellim, Mr. and Mrs. Synnot, Capt. A. Han Wakefield Mrs. Watkins, fr. and Mrs. Williamson, Mrs. Wilson, Dr. & Mrs. 1,

́CRAIGIEBURN, ›

Hockaday, W. T. Kalsall, Major & Men,

H. W.

Adams, M.agd Mr. F. Hollingsworth, Mr. &

R. J.

...มส. Bonnar, Mr. and Mrs. Joner,' Dr. and Mr

Evan Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Crowther Smith, E. Grant The Java-China Japan Lijn's Tibodas left Denison, Mr. and Alys, Smith, Mr. and Mr., Moji wie Amoy for this port on 18th inst., and Denison, Misses (2), - Grant. may be expected berg on or about the 26th inst. | Gittime, A.

Smith, Percy Tha N, Y. Kiss Kamakura Maru, Europian Str. Prins Sigismund, from Sydney:-FromLide, left Kobe for this port via Moji and Manila to port had in tow American steamer Shanghai on 16th inst, and is expected her

on sub instan

Str. Evaherzog, from Singapore-Fite wea ther, light monsoon from N.E. and smooth sea.

Gomanta.

· KOWLOON.

Jeffries, WC.

Laidler, Mr. Fer, M. Bi Dollar, from Moji Leaving The C. P. R. Co.'s a Empress of China Morris, lapan Modemta to light NW, wind and sta, arrived at Shanghai st`i mun., on 17th inst., and Stona, E. V.

Toke, 11.8, Capt. and Valenzuela, Dr. F. Zweiger, Mr. and Mrs.

fine weiter.. 15th to port moderate to light,|| instagala at 5.30 p.m., same day for Hongkong, Roth, Mr. and Mrs, 5, 7 and childmi NB. mourvins and dos, cloudy weather, Where she is duels arrive at 7 pm, on igali Eastjan

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