1908-01-22 — Page 7

THE QUESTION OF SHIP "SUBS'DIES,

AGITATION IN THE UNITED STATES.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPHY WEDNESDAY JANUARY

SHIFTING AND MAILS

MAILS DUE

Indian (Kumsang).azed inst." English (Peninsular) 23rd instų 7 pan, German (Zistan) 28th inat, "v, German (Rkelit) ist prom., kom.”

The Team 18. Menila on 21st inst, and is due bere ná 24th'iest,

The as. Tsinan left Sydney on 21st fast, and is due bere on 14th prox.

For the purpose of arousing entho‹j' sm and bringing every possible pressure to bear upon, “Congress in the interest of ship subsidy, the friends of A Government merchant marina -gathered at Cleveland, Ohio, on the aisi ult, on the occasion of a meeting of the Merchant Marion League. Speeches were delivered by

The sa Kaskig teli Shanghal on 21st lost, prominent Senators and ⋅ oogresumen. Near- ly.every State and large business interests, and is due here on 24th instay p

The P. M. S. S. Co's, Hongolia arrived were represested.

in San Francisco on 19th inst, KAMERA It is believed that the obtaining of the pend- The H. A. L. x.s. Slavonds left Singapara os

subsidy principle, which eventually will resqlion.27 ist. in the Government giving 'support to marine interests.

W

Mosteagle, Br, K., 6,163, S. Robiason, R..R,

Yothang Vancouver 13th Dec., and

HON

Shanghai 7th Jan., Mails and Gan-CP Nell Mel R. Con

Nikko Mara, Jap

3434 T. L. Harrison Heichow

Man syst: Jan.-—--Nagasakiji 17th Jang Gan-N. -Samsen

Nord

735, Haroldsen, 14th Jan Tourneftab. Jan, Rice and Salt,→ Aagaard, Thoreson & Co. Onsang, Br, B., 1787, R. Cox, 17th, Jan.,

Java 5th Jan, Sugar, M. & Co.

Hercules

"Perila

Siberia

Amig Protector

Germania Prinx Waldemar Honam

Övid, . Br. as, 2,686, Cubitty 18th Jan, Moji

2tb Jab ConB. & Co. Persia, Br. 33, 3,744, A. Dixon, 11th Jan.

18th Francisco 7th Dec, and Portland, Or. Chill

& 0. S. S. Co. Powhatan, Br.

1,540, W. T Turner, 14th JanMoji 8th Jan, Coal-D. & Co., 1 d.

Gar

$737. W 75th

1908.

VISITORS AT TRE HOTELE”

HONGKON

Ingy Mr. and Mrs EllisYASHOR

DOCKE

Cofay) Wy Colleyshaw, Mr. Darling, Col.

Dock

· Adams, R. IL "Aftalion, Aut

Alexander, Mías GWSInim

Fischer, R

Ambrose, Mr. and Mrs. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.

Fuchs, Mr.

Hantiscombe, H. G.

Gomper H. H

Berbli-ger A.

Cosmopol

The Ships Pimed Canat:. 17th Decembar—Dardanus, Verona, zoth Decemberdara, Tankin, Jaton, Ningchow.

Martin Ri Mast, T

McCoffery, M; &°Mn Mitchell RSTELLAR Monk, S. DARANY

245 Pamira, Conm! & Mrs.)

Fisher, Major and Mrs. Patrie, Mr. and Mr

Playne, And Mes

Usattie, K. H, WA Joseph, Mr. 'ând, Mrs.). Galbraithe, Meas HDT

Joseph M. R.

Lacy, W. C

BW, H...] Lauff, N, ADV Man & Mrs. S. Leighton, W

Disney

Black, Dr.

t. G. D. R...

Hlenn,

A.B

fald, T rizard, K. Drown, F. G.

Greenhill, LE

Reid, Lieut Col

Riisod, H

Ross, Major R.J

Hancock, Mr.Sayar, G. W Harding, Mr. and Mrs. "Haseland, F. AM

Hall

Littis, A. C

Mr. and Mrs. Hell, P.

‚ing mail subsidy would;establish the general 3-zisi inst,;'at 7 am, and may be expected here† Pring Walde Jan-Manila 17th Janth December-Banglès, Ping Sury, Pring Brooke, Mr. and Mrs. Marriott, Di. 0. Holman, -

Ex-Governor Herrick presided and Truman H. Newberry, Assistant Secretary of the Navy, spoke in favour of subsidias Referring to a report of Admiral Dewey in 1905, that on the basis of strength of twenty fire bartleships the Navy would require from the merchant marine in a serious war approximately 103 vessels and - many tugi, Mr. Newberry pointed out that the vessels, especially of the larger size, do not exitt in sufficient numbers in the American mercantile marire. The prestar cruise of "the United States battleship flect, the speaker said, is giving sharp and unwelcome proof of this point. All et the coal required by the fleet, except a smeli portion conveyed by regular Navy colliers, had to be entrusted to foreign tramp" steamers, because there were, not enough American steamihips available .even though President Roserch offered to pay- American ships a rate of 50 per cent higher than that given to foreign vaisels."

William S. Green of Massachusetts, chair- man of the merchant marine committee in the House of Representatives, Kids There is a great sentiment against ship subsidy, in the cestral Western States simply because the peos ple of that districi do not understand the question. This must be a lack of education. We will never obtain's merchant marine uusil the people drive Congress to action,"

¿ ̈W, E Humphrey of Seattle, ‘in an address upod" Why America is losing its Pacific and Oriental ráde," aroused the auditors to ire quest applause. He explained what Congress was doing regarding a subsidy and what it is to do. lle devoted most of his tima 10 the con. dition upon the Pacific Ocean. He said there were now only eight American merchammen upon the Pacific Ocean, wheiews al jul a year ago there were about fifteen, and in the near future all will pass from the Pacific unices 'something is done by the Government.

"We have wasted our opportunities," he said, "and have wasted our time in talking about trade following the flag. Japan has taught us a valuable lesson. From practically every standpoint Japan's great victory over Russia in the late war was due to ship subsidy,

·Japan is gaining the mastery of the Pacific.

The Imperial German Mail us. Kid & carry

the 3rd inst...left Colombo.on 21st inst, ám, and may be expected here on ist prox, sum.

& Co.

ing the German Malls with dates from Berlin of Samen, Ger. 2.8, 598, F, Schmitz, 17th Jan,

Bangkok via Swalow

Gen.-B. th Sexta, Ger. £s, 912, Desler, 6th Jan.-Singa

pore 18th Dec, Gen.-S. & Co.

|-

|

|

|

I do not believe there will be"war"with"Japan," and I will do all in my power to prevent it, but | If it should come I want my country to be pre- pared.

hipping.

Arrivals.

Derwent, Br. 3., 1,556, J. Jenkins, 21st Jan,

Saigon 7th Jan, Rice, &c. Chinelo.

jam, Dan. 8., 2,367, Cartsen, 21st Jan,

Kobe 14th Jan, Gen. M. & Co. Hilary, Ger, is 1,330, H. Ueckon aznd Jan,

Macassar 13th Jan, Gen). C]. fashin Maru, Jap. ss., 702, H. S. Smith, azod

715,

+

Jan, Swator zit Jan., Gen.-O. S. K. titsanulok, Ger, 3.3., 1,367, D. Reimers, and Jan,Bangkok 11th Jan., and Swatow

Gen.-B. & S. Taishun, Ch, 1,556, J. Stephen, 22nd Jan

Shanghai 19th Jan, Gen.-C., M. §. N. Kiang Ping, Ch. 5., 1,722, H. Maden, 22nd

Jaranton 21st Jan, Gen.Kwang Man Wo."

to Sang, Hr. 8.8., 1,127, Meyrick, 22nd Jan,,

Canton 21st Jan, Gen.-B. & S. Klukiang, Br. #1, 1,227. H. A. Warel), and Jan-Canton aist Jan., Gen.-B. & S. Mandasan Maru, Jap. x.8, 4,551, P. Hallstrom,

zod Jan., Kuichinottu 17th Jad, Col. M. B. K.

Yetorofu Maru, Jap. 15, 4,16, K. Sato, 220d Jan-Moji 17th Jang Gen.-N. Y. K.

Clearance at the Harbour Offbe

Cheongching, for Caston.

Holstein, for Haiphong..

ffelene, for Swatow,

Kumano Maru, for Nagasaki, Print, for Kwong-chow-wan, Talk, for Choien, Stam, for Saigon.

eliopolis, for Durban.

Departures Jan. 32:

Kamino Maru, for Japan. "Hokala Maru, for Singapore,

Telemachus, for Saigon. Glenfalirch, for Amoy, Ragnar, lur Saigon. Holstrin, for Haiphong. Fukusku Mars, for Swatow, Bhiniku Maru, for Saigon. Chengshing, for Canton. Luchow, for Canton, Catherine Apear, for Calcutta. Heliopolis, för Durban.

Passengers arrived.

Per Pittanulók, from Ba ̈gkok, &c-Messrs." Möller and Birkenhough.

Per Joskin Bluru, from Swalow-Miss 'Dr. Tribe, Kiss D. Beath, and IcB Chinese.

Passengers departed:

Per Tom Mary, for Seattle, &c-Mr. Am. broke, Messe. E. Hallows and Marco Reuben Per Octanien, for Shanghai-Mensri. Paul Schilthe er, J. M. Forrester, A.,L. M. Alvos, F. Den's: A. S. Jphasen, Misses Mina Green; S. Grimbeae, Revs. P. P. François, Jubien, Gas. tre, Debourg, and r Gaia Eligio. For Yokohama-Rev. J. M. Ballet.

"We are willing to subsidi.e our rivers and

· barbours and our railways, but not our mer- chant marise upon the high' seas. I do not believe the people of this country are content to spend $100,000,000 a year in the building of a great-Navy without providing for an auxiliary fleet. What will it avait un to have scores of vessels if we cannot man them? We must have this auxiliary flies of merchantman to hot

Per Salaris, for Saigon--Mrs. Forbes and only draw our sailors from in time of need, but baby, Mr. F. Fielder, Revs. P. P. Fobert, Seiller, to attend our big fighting vessels. We cannot flonnaud and Monnier, Mrs. F. Allen, Mr. borrow vessels from other nations in time of Charles Guilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bausher, Misses Mary Borden Dors Steiger, Abdala, De war. The best measure of peace is always tg-Becker, and Mr. Walter. For Singapore-Mr. be ready for war." -

and Mes Witthaeff, Miss Raina Farckelstein. and Dr. G. Leurink. For Batavia-Messrs. To Eng Tjiang and E. Sutherland.. For Fremapile —Messrs ij Ack and Lim Kwong." For Mar seilles-Messis, Ravenet and Emile Bez du Paul Renu.

COMMERCIAL.

TO-PAY'S EXCHANGE.

Salling.

London-Bank T.T. - sau

Do..deniand .....................

Do.

4 months' sight..

France-Bank V,T.

· America-Rank T.T.

Germany-Bank T.T.

India T.T.

Da, demand...

mwa, I 10)

Shipping Reports,

Fakusei &

Indien, 27th December Slavonia, Frisses Feinrich, Telemacht, Nara, Bintang Malls, Allee, Rhunania," Kamakura Maru, Sayuki Mar 31st Decemberleinowskonia, Bombay Bars, Secòtra, Tænkai, Bluserosa,

*Nore, Polymision Glentarnj

Carpenter, E. W Bulmer, J Carter, A Chaki, Dr. T.

E

Tamaru Marud SE.

Shinsho Maru, Jap. mu, 24.9, K. Nagata, 17th Forwaeris, Wih January-Agas

Co.

JAD, Moj rith fun, Coal,- niberia, Am. 1.3., 5,655, A. Zeeder, 21st Jan

-San Francisco 24th Dec, and Shanghai 18th Jan. Mails and Gen-P, M. & S.Co. Singan, Bir &x, 1,04% Jamieson, 20th Jan., Haiphong and Hoihow 19th Jan, Rice and Live Stock.-B & S; Standard, Nor. ., 804, H. N. Bull, 13th Jan., Cebu Philippine Islands) 8th Jan, Ballast,Wallen & Co. Suisang, Br. ., 1,785, W. D. Welib, 19th Jan-Hongay 17th Jan, Coal.-J., M. &

Co.

& 5,

Wongkol, Br. as, 1,13*, W. Rober, 17th Jav., Holbow 16th Jan, Rice and Meal.-B. Yusosang, Br. ... 1,38, Rolle, zoth Jan

Manila 17th Jan., Gen.-J., M. & Co, Zafro, Br. 2... 1.629, R. Rodger, 20th Jan.

Manila 18th Jan, Hemp.-S., T. & Co.

Creamers Expe thd.

Vessels

Peningulat..

From

'Agents Du

"

'||

wemnon, G

W. A. AH.

Glenlochy, - Mendious, Indras e Cory, George

Senigambia, Yunnan, Brasilia shirrth Jantily--Ernst Simons, Atholl 400a Maru, Hitachi Maru, R. Luthed. 14th January Bendowers, Longior Syria Silesia, (Ger.) 17th January- Laeries Sachsen, Tourane, Kirist, Mainam. 1st Janu nry-Manila, Monmouthshire,

Satsuma, Anile Patrocius, Ισαλικής

Arrivals at Home-17th December-Pak Idomener 20th December-Inada Zn, om December-Borneo, Benalder, Hramoky, Indrawadi, Tonkin, Orgill, 31st December-Jason, 3rd January-Parslo, Su via, Prinz Ludwig. 7th January-Prinsess Alice toth January-Polynesian, Persia, 14th January-Indien, Aisinous, Kamakura Maru, 17th January-Sithonia. 18th January-Nore. aist Januarychliler, Hitachi Maru, China, (Aus) Glanearn, Tourane,

Dost

Wffer.

A Post Office has now been established at Taipo, New Territories. Rate of Postage, for up daily at 4 p.m.

Cruickshank, J. Cry, George Danton. T Donalson, F.C.

Mader S. Madrolle A Mangelsdorff, F. Van

Matheson Mrs. R. T.

child op McIntosh. G. McKean, Dr. G. W. Metzenthin, Capt. and

MN. H. Millard, H.

Orborne G.

He & H

A. Findlay

W. Stopani, M

Mr. and Mr. Synnot, Capt. A. Hart mokine Tesedlo, ku and bars, Hoffman, Mr. and Miss Wakefield, Mau, Bal Hutchison, Capt. and Walkins, Mr. and Mis

M

Jeffries H. U.

Jones, R. Mr.

·Kellis, Mr.

Kent, RA. Col

Whittam, Mr &

Wilder, A. P

Williamson, Mrs.

¿Williams,¦-Staff- Surg.

and Mrage

Lambert, LL-Col and Worbrook, Mr.

Adama, M. and Mrs. Marcheul, Capt. & Mexi

Morrison, Mrs, G. FAI Nesbitt, Pa

Mrs.

Nooniük, A. J. Ha....

l'erkins, Mr. and Mrs,

T.L.

Bonnar, Mr. and Ms.

BJ, W. C.

Hollingswonk, Mr. &

Mr.

Mrs. Jonary: Dri Smith; Mm H. S........ Smith, Mr. and Mrs.

Graal

Polplain, A. W.-

Biostmann, W. Elanwaith, C. WAT. Firench, Lord and Mrs. - H. Ma and maiden Potis, Miss

Powell, W. A. Fisher, H. G. Flano, Dr. and Mr. F. Freihaw C. M.

BOD

Potts, Mr. and Mrs W. Caldwell, G. E.

Clothier Mr. and Mrs.

H.W...

Mr. and His Denison, Denison, Misses (2) Smith, Percy

daughters and Pugh, A J

Puch, E. A. Ralpha; E

Franklin, C. B. Frost, B, L. Fuller, Denman Fuller, S. J. Garvin, F.S. Gibb, Miss C D. Gibbs, Mrs. W. C. Gibbs, Miss H. E, Gibson, Dr. A... Gionell,

Gordo Garrell,

.C.. Capt. T.

R.

Kumsang. Sizgapore J., M. & ColJan. 23 ·Letters; a cents per 1 oz. A mail will be made HOOD, J. L

πέ

Singapore P. & O Colan, 23 Choyranghanghai... M. & Co lan, 21 Sanuki Mara... Singapore N. Y. K... Jan. 23 Kumantia .....

P. & A. Cofan... 24. Kaba Tillwong

......Macassar... C. J. L... an. 24 Hupch. Haiphong, B&S......Jan. 24 Chingtut

Kobe...... B. & S...... thepania.....|

A...... Singapore. H. A. E. ... Jan. 25 hivano Maro. [apan

Japan...... N. Y. K....n. 16 Slav nia...... Singapore, H. A. Lan. 27 Zieten...........lapan...... M. & Co... Jan. 28 China Japan ..., M. Cotan. 19 Kleis... Culembo, M. & Co.. Feb. Changsht....... Sydney ... B. & S..... Feb. P. Sigismund..Sydney & Co... eb. 6

4

CHINA COAST › MSTĒDROLOĢICAL REGISTER,

January 21st, 198 km).

Bar, Th. Ho. Wind Wa

Vladivostock

Semura..sta. Hakodate

Tokió ...... Rochi

-Nagasaki...

Kagoshima... Osbime Nahe Ishigakijima. 32.35 Bonia Chefoo...6m 20.36 Weihaiwel Hankow

a.m a.m to 65

A Hall will close for -- Bangkok-Per Wongkol, 23rd Jadų 21 am. Swatow and Shanghai-Per Wosang, 23rd

Jan. 17 AM,

Micro-Pet Bui Taí, 23rd Jan. 1.15′RM- Singapore and Soumbaya-Pet Ontang, 23rd Jan. 2. P.M.

Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kaifong, 23rd Jan.,

3.

Shanghai-Ter Kiuklang, 2318 Jan., 3 P.M." Singapore, Penang, Madras, Colombo and Bombay-Per Yetorėjų Maru, 23rd Jan, 5 P.M..

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Ray, E, H.

CONNAUGHT,"

Atkinson, W. M. Handy, Harold E.

G

Ayre, Mr. and Mei, Herki, C.

Wm. H. and child Holmes, F. E.

Fobianos, Sr & Lady Barrett, Mea. M. AJ

Clifton

Seriasen, A Sharp, P. R. Shields, C. E. Spitales, J. Stabbing,

W. S.

Rar. A.

DEW.G.

G.B.

Taylor, Mrs. H. Trickar, C. H. Tallidge, G. W. Thomtos, C. G.

Hewalt, Hov. Mr. and Vida, F. R.

MTB. R. A. Howard, H Heffmane, Mrs. C. Huffmann, Misses

M. and G.

Austin, F

H.

Weil, L

Wilkinson, T. L Withoefft, Mr. & Mrs.

C, Wood, G. G.. Wonds, J. D.

PLAR,

Lambert, Miss

Clar, Mr. and Mrs. D. Lauder, Major

M.

Logan, Melor and Mu Cochrane, Mr. & Mrs, Macdonald, Major

J.

Malden, Geo.

"

Ber

Hough, Ur. Spescar

erry, F. J., wife and Howak, D. C.

Wm. R.

child

Bright

Hutchinson, Wm. M. Kiens, F.

Lawson, Capt. J.J.

Bira, H. Chevalet, Madame McKenzie, J. He

Caffarena, J.

Chavalet, L. H. Corwell, Mrs. C. B.

Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs.

J.

Glut, Wm.

Graw, E. W.

Silva Netts, Mr & Mrs.

A. T. B.

Wagatha, Made Mais-

sello F. L

Wagner, John A.

KOWLOON,

Abacco, Baton and Macdonald, David

Baroness C, B.

Dal ial, Mr. and

Jarnes

Morris, 1.

Mrs. Smith, Capt. CH. Stone, P. E. F Swan, F.-F. Talbot, S... Take, L.M., Capt. and

Mis. A.

Goss, Capt. and Mrs.

E. B

Klebs Dr. and Mrs. Lewis, Major A. R. Lewis, E. Corewall Mucdonald, Linut, and

Mand's children

HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY': SHIPS ON THE CHINA BTATION.

TONS GUNI.

1.M.P.

د18

CAPTAIN,

Commander R. La T. Leatham

Wachert. Lisat, and ́

Mr. H, W

· Yangton

Yangtse

4,000

4,000

Captain C. L. Vaughan-Leo ..... Captain S-E. Erskine - Coi Licut-Commander E. G. W. Davidson,]

Commander. B. L. Majendie...

Lieut, Commander A. I... Greason.... Captain Roland Nugent ......

Lleat-Commander W: H. Darwall Lient Commander Dickens,... Captain

000 1 Lico Gillet C A. Fremantle ...

32,000

1,200

Captain

G. C. A. Marescaux...

Camalo C. F. Thersby...

Lient. Commander S. H. Tennyson

mander F. H. Walter

Captain J. A.

Litut Commander Robert F. Vanghan

Lieut.Commander j. Kiddie

LAST REPORTED AT

Hongkong Shanghai Hongkong

Canton -Hougkong- Hongkong

en route Singapore

Hongkong Hongkong Hongkong West Rivar en route Singapore West River Hongkong Hongkong Vanuise

· Kudat

en route Colombo West Rivat Yangisa

Hongkong

NAME

CLASE

a.m.119.27*

Alacrily Astria

--

NW

Bedford...

|29 75-

(2999)

NW

Bramble Britomart

despatch vessel... cruiser, and class cruiser, est class river gunboat

700

1,000/

10

9,800

7,000 21,000

'210'

goo

river gunboat ....

210

6

900

Liest-Commander W, L. Hamber

130.271

Cadmus

- sloop ... --

་་་ ་ ་་

1,070

6

1,800

30 10

Cheipb

water tank and tug ........

390

30.20

sinop

1,070.

6

1,400

Commander C. D. S. Raikes

ท

30.21

Crascenit

craiser, and class

3,401

***.

Captalo Anderson a

*

'Fame'...

torpedo boat destroyer - ...

305

6

5,700

29.97

FISIA...

cruiser, and class

4:360

$7,000

ભ

Handy

617

torpedo boat destroyer

125

NW. OVE

Han

forbeda bost destrover

275

cruiser, and class

3/00

torpedo boat destroyes

cruiser, 1st class

9,800

cruiser, 1st class

14,500

30,000

river guntnat

616

surveying ship...

1,070

1,400

cruiser, 1st class

9.200

27,000

Tuke

river günbost

800

river kunboat

85

246

Lieut. Commander R. S. Roy

torpedo boat nestiðŷe).

350

6,390

river gnabe t

240

Lient. Commander G. C. Walcott..

West River

river gunbat..

240

Lieat. Commander H. R. Tickell

Hoogkong

river gunho: t

240

Lieut. Commander Alan Dixon

Yanxiou

torped bust destroyer

6,500

Bois. W. Strath

Hongkong

Hongkong

Yangise

000

torpedo bort detøyer

6,300

Liast-Commander. R. M. R. Wesi Liest-Commander/Stevenson

Yangtow

Hongkong

· surveying ship ---

410

Commander R. W. Glennie...

417

Hongkong

torpedo boat destroyer ....

1,000

Lient-Comniander H. B. Cox

Hongkong

river gunboat

200

Lieut.Commander Jen P. Kars

Yangtse

river gunboat

150

550

Woodfark ...

river gunboa!

150

550

Liest-Come, H. R. V. Cottrell. Dormer: Vankise Lieut.Commander G. R. Livingstone... Yangis

Swalow ****

ENE

B.m.30.24) |76 NR 5

C

#

am 3069

་

30.58

г

理

59 94 LIK

2.1.3

6-

17

130.15

30 10

KE

10,10 30.37

Kiukiang**** Shaoghal..... GUUTTAA...** Gur Sharp Peak.. Amay...... T Taiboko... Taicho... Trisap Restur Feaçadores. Canton...... 30. 30 60 Hongkong tua.m 30.28 62 Victoria Pel Cap Rock Macao ....... Holbow.....19 Pakhol...... Phullen.......10a.m.30: Touring.....

Sir, Hilary, from Macassar-Fine weather, A ..36 15/16 | high N.E. monsoon.

2.40

451

3.95

1431

Shanghai-flank T.T. wijnen Singapore-Back T.T. ... ...p11] % prem. Japan-Bank T.T. ..... ...inu...........

Java-Bank T.5 mg, ment

4 monthraight L/Galiniai

6 months' sight L/C

931

...1/11 7/16

....1/12

30 days' sight San Francisco & New York 471

4 months' aigizi

da.

-go days' sight Sydney and Melbourne......1.11

4 months' sight Germány laaduna (#20]

Bar Silverásäperäi

Bank of England rate mo Sovereign, mine

THE WEATHER.

Str. Derwent, from Saigon-Light winds, Ane weather and smooth sea to within 20 miles, of Gap Id. thence to port fresh breeze and overcast misty weather.

VEBBELS IN PORT

НТРАМИНА,

Amara, Br. 8.8., 1,655, CeJ. Mattock, 16th Jan, -Shimonoseki 11th Jan, Coal), M. & Co.

+1

...

30.29 m.

**

21 M 30.0

30.1

C. St. James Aparri ......|5° aan.

Manila.....102.m. Legaspi..... Pacolod

Ceba

Labuan.....

....0 am

聯

**

* 122.95! 80

ESE

0

January 220d, 19c8, am.

Vladivostock.? a.m.-

Nemuro

Hakodate ... America Mang, jap. 16. 3,460, Philip H. Going, Tokio

ith Jad-San Francisco 17th Jan., and Kochi.......... Shanghai 11th Jan, Mails and Gen.-T.

Nagasaki Κι K.

Kagoshima... Amigo, Ger. s.a., 822, N. J. Baltzer, 18th Jan, Kagi... Haiphong and Hoihow 17th Jan., GCD. Naha J. & Co.

Ishigakijima... Aughin, Ger. 1.6, 1,001, Chr. Kümpel, 19th

Jan Bangkok 12th Jan, Rice.-B. & S.

Chibli, Br.

25 9/16

i4,5% $10.30

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

Jan

י

***

Hawke

Lanus

Kent

King Alfred Kinsha Merlin Monmouth... Monthen... Nightingale

Otter ... Robin Sandpiper

Snipe

Takn

Tamar

Thistle

Vitago Waterwitch

Whiting Widgran...

Woodcock

T

receiving ship....

river gunboas

river

gunboat...

Flying Flas of Admiral Sir Arthur W. Mase, Paneranderde

armoured gueboat

Commodor R. H. S. Stokes... Lieut.Commander H. R. Godfrey,

FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE OHINA STATION.

LM39.93)}~

NAME

FLAG AND DESCRIPTION,

TONE Guns.] H. P.

COMMANDING OFFICERS.

LAST REPORTED AT

30.01-

H

30.14 | NW.

H

.8

"

30.03]-

*Achéroa

130.39-

1,600

8,000

Lieut. Fané

Saigon

Tient. Da Medio Cam Commander Fournier

Fikiphony

Shanghai

30.32

·Alger...

By 1400

30.32 30.29

Alonette

Argus...

1,150 8,710

Commander Rérihuel Lieut. Audouard'. ......."

Brigan

Captain Rochas

Si-kiang (Canton) Saigont

Bruix...

900

Lieut. Le Blanc

Saigon

Décidéo

14.50

Capt. Tracnu

Fairos

Salken

Esturgeon

Saigon

800

Commander Ragot de la Touche,

$700

Commander De la Roche Kamand

· Liast. Doe de Maindrevilla

250

Liebt, Marchand

Tongku

7,000

6,500 1,000

Lient. Hubert Varang Commander Mortenol · Libot MOF

Hongay,

Bilas

Saigon

Upper Yuw

Hongar

a.m saol

A

H

19

Bonin [J..... --4 months' sight France mamma main2(6)

Cheloo......... 6 months' sight-i

1., 1,176, J. Wairack, 16th Jan, weit jamm.......................ip.49

Weihaiwai' ... Haiphong 13th Jan, and Hoihow 1stby Hankow. Rice and Live Stock,-B. & 8,

Kinkiang Childar, Nor, 28, 1,102, H. Nielsja,"

Jan., Bangkok 11th fan, and Swalow Shal ... 19th, Gen.-N. Y, K, Ching Wo, Br. 8., 2517, D. Maclean, sed Sharp Peak.

.......16 $0.301 Amoy Janingapore 26th Dec, Baliast.-B. & Swatow.....

Taitoku...... Empire, Br. 35. 3,843, P. T. Helms, 3 Taichi......10.2

Koba rgth Jan., Gen-G, L. & Co., Empress of japan, Br. *.*., 3,039, Henry

Pybas, R.MR, 13th Jan.,Vancouver 2.1 Dec, and Shanghai th Gen-C. P. R. Cony Mails as Germanis, Ger. 3.1, 3,713, H. Lorensen, 9th Jan,aiphong 7th Jan., Rice-1. & Co. The Roticyclonic area still lies over Chius to Haitaoocher fath Jan.1 Amoy 13th, and

Br. 11., 1,183, J. S. Rösch, 15th Jan the North of the Yangite, but gradients are less・・・ Swatów sąib, Gen.—D, L, & Copi sleep along the const, murde

Hercules, Nor, sa, 2,439, Bjerck, 23rd Dec.

Tacoma and Mororan 11th Dec, Wheat, -Order. Haichow, Br. 1,317, E. Forsyth, - 11th

On the 270d at 11:55 The barometer has #fallen allgbtly over Central Chian, and risen

considerably to slightly over Japan and Chins respectively..

"Strong; monsoon, may be expected in the Formosa Channel and the Ohina Soa

Minche Hossquet

IrEatrecasteaux

Fronde Heuri' Rivière Lynx

Olym Peiho

receiving-ship i and class cruiser torpedo-depot. river gunboat! ... armoured cruiser gunbost

1st class cruise on sub-marine...ha

destroyer ...

river guabost ..", sub-marinos e

... surveying ship ...

destroyer

ANG

river gunbou river Funboat... ...sub-marine...

destroyer: sub-marine... battleship, reserve armoured guaboat

stesm-launch torpedo depot

* torpedo depot

***

A'Flagship of Rear-Admira! Perrin, Comm

Perle

and

Hongkong Victoria Peak

TRIBAD Koabus ...... Pescadotes... "Canton.........9 km.

|10a.m.30.33] 6081

#

30.27]

Pistolet

*****

#

30.20 30.23

Protée...

Redoutable

Styx ́ ́un Care Quin

Takiang

Vadban

Mo

Gap Rock Macao.....................

"

Vétéran

„Vigilante

Hoihow.}. M.]

Pakbol Phullen

Tourane

C. St. James

Manila

A pama

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending fan-Hifphong 9th Jan, Rico B. &5.

it 10 am♫20-day, 0.00 inches."

MOG FORECAST.

Hongkong and neighbourhood, N. E. fresh to moderate; cloudy, some

ling rain,

Channel, V.E. winds, strong..

Kaifong, Br.4.1,984, Mathias, 19th at Legaspi..... Cebu and floilo 15th Jan, Sugar-B. & Bacolod Khalif

***New York, UNA, 31st Oct

Case Oil.

Korama, Aust, 4, 7,387, P.

19th.

BEAN 80%, C. A. Waits, 26th Dec

ast of China batwoun Hongkong Dec. Novomersen/Busen, (EG.) 12th

| Nov, Cement. —Order, at EMS

| Kumamoto Mann, füp. 88,11352)

四

Caba Labuan

119.93

Vipere..

rivar gunboat,

Gunboats.

of Sinar Admiral

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7,020

N160

Lieut.

Combet...

Liaut Thierry...

Licut, Meba

fleat, Guernel... -

(2,$50

-in-Chief.

Capt. Passerat de Lieut. Sariottore in (Amene Olry) kane

Commandir Mortenol Lieut. Bibel "Lieut. Devarenne,

Cap Baini-Ja

E. Canton

of Calna belwand Hongkong,