Intimations.
GREEN ISLAND" CEMENT COMPANY, LIMITED,
PORTLAND CEMENT.
In Casks of 375 The, not $5.00 per Cak ex Factory. In Bags of 50 Do not #3.00 per Big ex Factory.
"EHEWAN-TOMES-&-Go ̃
General Manager/
Honakona, sri Oktahımı, 1915.
PATST BRF VING COMPANY, MILWAUKEE.
FRESH HUPPLIES ALWAYS KEPT IN STOCK, BY
'SIEMSSEN &.Co.,
Agents for
Howákona & SOUTH CHINA,
Hongkong, 29th July, 1967,
SWATOW DRAWN WORK COMPANY,
38, WELLINGTON STREET.
Dealers in all kind of HAND-MADE DRAWN CHINESE LINEN, GRASS CLOTH, &c., all of the best quality;
ALBO
152
ree
SWATOW BEST PEWTER-WARE. CANTON EMBROIDERY od CHINESE LACES,
all from the best French patternr.
HONGKONG AND SWATOW. Hongkong, 10th October, 100%.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY FEBRUARY 19
THA" TAISU MAKO"
SINGAPORE COMMENTS
Departures. Feb. za
Namsang, log Calenta,
Febr Nippon Mars, for San Francisco: Kumano Maru, for Australian' Ports. Hatton, for Swalow, 4 Relene, for Hoihow. Laartes, for Saigon. Kwengang, for Canton.
Paingers arrived.
Per Austria, from Shanghai-Mr. Hoffman.. Per Devanka, from Shanghai for London Mr. D. Smith, Miss Han, Capt. W. G. Zhou Mrs, and Miss. Harpem, and Mr. J. E. Chutt. For Marseilles Mr. and Mrs. Moule, Archdea con, and Rev W. Crabtree. For Singapore- Mr.J. A, Delay. For Hongkong--Mr. Facke thals, Mrs. Spencer and infant, Messrs. L. G. folly, R. Nissio, R. 5. Pratt, E. Gregg, Stoffar, Capt. Scott Mesurs, Van Kennits, C. Grenvald, To Trav Yen, Lan Tal Kai and native servant, S. L. Gruter, W.. Pongden, C. Stockhaussen and F. J. Abbott,
The Singapore Bra Prats, of 14th insju devotes a leaderette to the seizure of the us, Tatau Maru No. 3, and, after quoting partics lars relating to the se'sure from the Hongkong Telegraph, commantelt will be seen from 'a special telestam from. Hongkong that the Carl Diederichsen, for Haiphong. Japanese Government have promptly demand-Delhi, for Shanghai. ed from the Chinese Government the release Kanchow, for Shanghai. of the Japanese steamer Taliu Maru, Red Fukushu Moru, for Swatow... on an alleged charge of carrying arms and Ammunition, inta. Chloese waters, iba pre- sumption being that these munitions were intended to be supplied to Chiness rebels. It is asserted on behalf of the Tatru Maru that the consigoment of arms and ammuni tion was being imported into Macao under manifest and bills of lading in the usual way of business, to the order of's will known him there. The contention was that the vessel'wai making for its port of destination and was approaching Macao, but was compell edito anchor and await a pilot as the tide did not serve. While thus at anchor the Chinese Customs officer, in a launch escorted by two gunboats, boarded the ship, put. armed sailors an the vessel, and conveyed her to Canton. In a statement given in connection with the telegram it will be seen that the lawyer for the Macao consignees maken out a strong case Against the arrest of the Tatṣu díaru, ospecial ly alleging that the Macan Government were cognisaal of the consignment being on board the Tairu Maru and had despriched a guard of Portuguese soldiers in a junk to protect the
F.
Steamers. Expertsankar
From
Acentri
Mmouthshire Siaga
(apore ST. & Co Feb. 12: Petronia...... Shi'noseki. M. & Co... Feb. 22 Aki Marn
N. Y. K.... Feb. Spezia Doma Nagaszki.. H ALA
Feb, 23 Kagoshima M.Japan .............. N. Y. K... Feb. 24 Hohenstaufen, Singapore. H. A. D... Feb, 174 Kient
at, Japan... M. & Co Feb 25 ArratoonApca Singapore, S. & Co Feb. at Gregory A'car. Japan... D. S. & Co. Feb. is Mongolia....apan P. M. Co... Feb 27 Semble ...? ~
Singapore H. A. L. Feb. 27 Arabia. Astoria... P. & A. Co Mar. 3 Prius Ludwig GoBoa... M. & Co.. Mar. Menila ......... Sydney M. & Co.. Mar Emp. of India. Vancouver C. P. Ri Co Mar
...Astoria... P. & A. Co Mar. 17 Nicomedia
HONGKONG.
Johnston, W.
Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.
ES.
Joseph, M. R. King, H.
Kirchner, Mrs. Klebs, Max. H., Krons, W. Leggett, E. A
Adams, R. M. Aftallop, A. Arnbold, Mia. GAMEDI Avery, Mrs. U, H Baird, Mian Barnes, Major J. P. Battiscəmbe, H. G, Beattie, R. B. Behrens, E. C. Berbliger, ALeighton, W. Bichel, C. Binay, Miss J Bisney, Mr. & Mrs. S. Black, Dr. G. D. R. Black, N. A
Lesser, E. A. Levy, B. Little, A.G.. Logao, Mr. and Mrs.
Luchsinger, Mr. Lumbers, J. H. ·
Blau, Oscar
Bluan, A. B.
Bonnet, F.
Manarte, A, O.
Bornand, E.
Matheson. Mr. R. T.
Brayfield, T. Breen, M. The Ships Fassed Canal.
Brighton, F, G 18th January-Emeriet, Kleist, Sachsen, Met. Brighton, G. L. nam, Tourane, 21st January-Manila, Mom- Brooke, Mr. and
C. B. mouthshire, Satsuma, Antileckus, Patroclus. PCE Daiki, for Hongkong from Bombay Heru, Palma, Sawhin, Pathan, Tonkin, Sego
24th January-Brnmohr, Pakling, Kanagawa Brown, F. G.
Bryden, W. Rev. and Mrs. Rogers, and i infants, Mr. T. H,
via, Hohenstaufan, King, and Rev. and Mrs. Ebrenbetger. From via, Tamba Maru, Yerck. 28th January-51. Bulmer, J..It.
Myrmidon, Nyanza, Bena- Bucking, F. Colombo-Mr. A. Nielsen, Frivate Suppkers op 3111 January-Armand Bikit, Lowther Burger, R. C. and Sir Allan Perry, From London-Mr, and Cartir, Sikk. Ajax Machaon, Andres, Rick Carpenter, E. W. Mrs. Nightingale and maid, Admiral and Mrs., 4th February-Glenturret, Bornes, Par Carter, A. Edwards, Mra. Langely and 3 children. From Diomed, Peleus, Bendoran. 7th February Cherry, B. leg. Mr. and Mrs. Griffiths, and Mr. C. Gameness, Polynesten, Belgravia Scandia, Chubb, J. E ley, G.
Friedrich, Inaba Maru, I'aknia Clarke Glover. From Brindisi Mr. F. D. Chester 11th February-Benarly, Memmon, Ceylon, From Aden-Mr. Marista. From Singapore Paise 14th February - Ceylon Mars, Salante, Mr. Frater, Dr. R. Keith, Dr. Black and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson, Miss M, Batcher, and Stinter, Jason, Nile, Slawentydin, 18th Febru- Mr. Nakamurg Fireman, For Shanghai from Ben Hudin, Surgia, St. Nicholar, Bombay Mr. C. C. Shelton. From London Para, Borneo, Helena Rickmers, Dortmund.
Arrivals at Rome-18th January-Nore. Mr. R... Saunders, Miss E. Whyte, Messrs.
Colilas, Miss Calvillo, W. Colvin, H. H.
H. and child Couldery, Mrs. W,
-Crake, W. A. Crook, A. H.
Cruickshank, J. Darton, T. 1 Davis, C. N Doken, Despeistis, H.
Ch
ship and supervise the landing of the arms, A, Spiers, J. Crouch, Mrs. Tattersall, Mr. Wu Juary-Achilles, Hitachi Maru, China, The fact remains that the Japanese Govern. R. Brown, Dr. C. N. Davis, Col, Iucland, nad (Ass.) Glanern, Tourans Candia. 24ih Janu Carry, George
Mr. 1, B. King.
From Port Said--Mr. P. R. Leipold, Silesia, (Ger) 27th Janu ment has instantly asserted its claim that the Jeffreys. For Kobe from Singapore-Mr. Ary-Syria. 28th January Melam, Canton, steamer, be released. That implies that, unides 14. Marshall For Yokohama Tom Mar. 31st January-Forck, Inerics, Sachsen, 4th sta demand be complied with, sare definite sailles-Mr., Mr. and Miss Campbell and Februaryrmand Bihie, Kanagawa Maru
7th February-Indratamka 11th February steps will be taken, by the exhibition of naval maid, Messrs. T. K. Laddell, E. E. Desco, Servis, 11th Februar Nyansa, 14th Feb- and Mts, and Miss White and maid. From force, to compel the release of the Tulgu Maru, London Messrs. N. A. Black, R. Cousens, rury. E. Friedrick, Machaon, Scandia. 1st Japan appears to be very much in earnest and N. Nowell. From Port Said-Mr. and 18th February-Benavon, Saluzie, Wakasa
Maru, Petho about the matter, and the sooner the affair is Miss Ryder. amically settled the better. Ceriainly the better for China,
THE OPIUM TADE.
Reporting on the trade of Bushire (Persia) for 1906-7, the British Vice-Consul reports an follows with regard to the opium trado i
The export of opium advanced 433,621 on 1905, but still fell short of the average. The British market proved much more satisfactory than the Chinese, and exports to London were £35,000 in excess of those in 1905. As usual much speculation ensued amongst Persian buyers, who, having advanced money to grow- ers, were compelled in, take up their purch ase and incurred substantial losses wher prices fell in Hongkong. As in the case of in: solube gun in Bombay the sale early in the year of some 200 cases, which reached Hong kong at 4,003 to 5,coo krans with favourable dollar.exchange in Bombay, led to the sending forward of large consignments from Busbire. As a sequel, for three months no sales were advised from Hongkong, and something like 700 to 800 chests are said to be still on the Hongkong market, Pr.ces in Bashire. ranged from 3,50 to 4,000 kranı (£67, la-f77) per cheat in accordance with a resolution of the Bombay Government, opium chests tranship. -ped via Bombay, are no longer required to -weigh 1403 ibi, but 140 lbs., the 1b for leaf and dust allowance having been abolished. The transhipment for leviable there is; for con. signments of wat nore than 150 chests, r per chest of 140 lb., and 2 s. 8 it. per chest of 70 lbs. The opium trade forms so large and "so profitable's 'part of the produce exported via Bushire that the imposition of an embargo by China on the imports of foreign opium wilt- undoubtedly hit many cultivators and merch. ants very hard at present native traders are incredulous as regards the proposals under discussion.
COMMERCIAL,
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE Setting.
:...
Tokio, February 17, The Japan Shipowners Union has resolved to lend all possible assistance to the demand of the owners of the Tutti Mai (strested on the charge of gun-running off Macao) not only for the release of the vessel, but also for compensation.-N. C. D. News
LEAGUE CRICKET.
CRAIGENGOWER V. HONGKONG "'À.” This match will take place on Saturday at 5 pm, on the former Club's ground. The following will represent Craigengower:L, E. Lammett (cypl.), M. E. Asger, R. Bass, A. D. Brawn, IL Manderson, G. A. Hancock, G. Evans E. Trying; R. Pestonji, L. A. Rose, and J. 1. Kinnard.
་་
LEAQUE TABLE. The following is the table up to date
Club,
Matcher. P. W, L. D. Pts. Percent.
6 50 %% Craigengowor.. 13 9 3 1
4.3 R. G.A com 13 Telegraphs
12 8.4 0 Hongkong Police 1+ B Civil Service 14.63
14. Kowloon Hongkong "A".....12° -4° 6 3rd Middlesex ...6 3 13 Departmental Corps16 3.13 0-10-6150%.
تانا
65
4
0
Z
14 28%
33 31%
T
9.9%
2 Nil 2-4
Nil
SHIPPING AND MAILS
"MAINS DUB. German (Kleted) 75th inst, Indian (Arratoon Apċar) 25th inat., 8.01. Indian (Gragory Afcar) agst inst., daylight. American (Mongolia) 27th inst.
German (Prins Ludwig) 4th prox. The T. K. K. s. America Maru aniyed at San Francisco po 19th inst
The C. F. R. Co.'s es. Empress of Japan left Yokohama p.m., on 20th inst., for Victorin
and Vancouver,
"
The H.,A... Sambia left Singapore on London-Bank T.T ... - '... 1/10 13/26 20th inst., at 2 p.m., and may be expected bere
on 27th ist, am
Do Do France-Bank 1,T....................
demand............
'4 months' sight...
America-Bank T...........
Germany-Bank TT,
India T.T
Do... demand......... Shanghai-Bank FT.nie.
Singapore-Bank T.T.
Japan-Bank T.F.....................
../$
The N, Y. K. s,s. Aki Maru, American Line. 1.39 left Shanghai for this port on 20th inst., and is
.461 | expected here on 23rd inst. .1.91
* 1431
212 X prem
.937
· Buying, **
JavaBank T.Te di vanimaidinate
eini
The Apcar Co's s.s. Gregory Apeur, "from Yokohama and Kobe, left Moff this morning, and may be expected here on 5th inst, at daylight,
Shipping:
Arrivals,
4 months' sight ! JC. 1/1) 5/16 Dolbi, Br. 9,5 4,783, J. D. Andrew, R.N.R.,
6 months' sight L/C,
mand{\
48] |
30 days'sight San Franciscn' & New York.47|
4 months' sight
do: *
`go days' Light Sydney and Meltonme,.1.11'9/15- A months' sight france ......46
6 monthe sight jy n
4 months' sight Germany -ja, inte ju2,011
Bar Silver................
Bank of England rate Sovereign.
inter
THE WHATHER.
acth Feb,-Bombay 5th Feb., and Singa pore 15th, Mails and Gen.-P. & O. S. N. Co.
E-Sang
ing, Br. 1.8., 1,171, Lee, 10th Feb.-Wuhu 15th Feb, Rice.-J., M. & Co. Huichow, Br. s... 5,260. E. Forsyth, 20th
Feb, Holhow 19th Feb., Gen.B. & S. 248) | Devatha, Br ki, 4,785, T. H. Hide, R.N.A
3 Feb., Shanghai 18th Feb., Mails and Gen, P. & O. S. N, Co. 625 = 36
.4% Victoria, Swed. 13., 989; 1. A. Hellberg, zist Feb-Pulo Laut toth Feb, Coal-Wallem 3x0.45.
& Co. Austria, Aust. **, 4,879, G. Gillhuber, 21st Feb.-Kobe and Shanghai 18th Fab, Gen.-S., W. & Co.
+
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg. Director of the Hongkong Observatory ¿----
On the arat at 11.55 The baromeler bas falled generally, particularly is the North.
Pressure appears to be low over Manchuria. It is highest over the Upper Yangtze, in the West, and over S,E, Japan in the East,
Gradients are slight along the China. court, and moderate monsons may be expected in the Formosa Channel, and fresh monisan over the China Bea
Flora, Br. Craiser, 4,36, R. Nugent, 21st Feb.,
from Mirs Bay,
Tean, Br. 8.a., 1,346, Outerbridge, 21st Feb.
Manila 18th Feb, Gen.-B. & B. Telemachus, Br. ., 4.at, J. Goodwin, arst Feb-Shanghai 19th Feb., Ga-B. & S. Rexta, Ger. * 972, Desler, 21st Fab
Saigon 14th Feb., Rice, & Co. Tjiliwong, Dut. ... 3,06, H. van Wych Jurri-
cano, 21st Feb,Japan Posin 16th Feb, "Co it and Gao.--], []; L Telemichni, Br. ss., 1960: 1. Williamson, 21
Fab, Saigon
Rice and Gen,*** th, Feb Wo Fat Seng
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending | Nisypo, Br. 6.8., 1,148, E. Richards, x1st Feb,
FORECASTIN
Mito-day, 0,02 inches.
Hongkong fed neighbourhood, N. winds, sedarata ; cloudy probably some rain.”
Formosk Channel; N, E. winds, modeste. Bouls Count of Chies between Hongkong
valsouth cork of Chisu between Hongkong
|
Swatow 10th Feb, Goo,, & S.
King Alfred, Br. 18-class cruiser, 14,100, G,
Thunby, arst Feb.,-from Singapore.
Clearances at the Harbour Offos. Larster, for Saigon.
Motion for Ningpo Wippen Mars, för Shanghat,
Dranka, for Singapore, Pansousur, toy. Nowcastle, Deli); for Shanghai,
Per Telemichur, frem Saigon-Dr. T. H. flays and servant, and to Chinese.
l'er Tean, from Manila-Messrs. Fiska Warn and Davis Lamoschipkol
Stanise Renarts.
Post Other
"A'Mail will store for -- Kuchinotzu, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., Sr. Huichow, from HoihowFresh N.E. Vancouver Seattle, Wash, and Tacuma-Par
Antilochus, 22nd Feb, 9 a.. monsoon and moderate sea, overcast: **
Sr. Telemachus, from Saigon :-Strong mansoop, and high head sen; dull, cloudy weather throughout.
Str. Thliwony, fennį Tapan · Ports in general moderate N.W.io N. wind, high sen and swell, good weather.
Str. Delhi, from Bombay, &c. -Weather i From Singapore to Lat: 10 N. fine. From Lai. 10 to Lat. 17, M. Fresh, gale from N.N.E. with heavy sea and strong Monsoon to arrival..
VESSELS IN FORT..
SPANKIN Amara, Br, 8.5, 1,517, C. J. Mattock, 16th Feb,
Saigon 1th Feb. Rice-1, M. & Co. Amiga, Ger. s.5, 822, N, J. Baltzer, 18th Jan; Haiphong and Haih yw 17th Jan., Gen. -J. & Co. Antilochus, Br... 5,796, G. D. Keay, 20th Feb.Liverpool 5th Jan, and Manila 17th Fab, Gen-B. & S.
Cheong Shing, Br. s.8., 1,256, F. Wheeler, 19th Feb,-Canion 18th Feb., Gan, M. &
Co.
|
Singapore, Penang and Fangnan Per Authila 22nd Feb. 9 AM TA
·and' child' McClean, F. K
McCallum, Mr. & Mrs.
...G.
Mrs. McIntosh, G."C.
H.
W. D. mao, 8. F. instmann, W Elseworth, C.-W.T. Ffrench, Lord and Mrs.
and maid Fisher, 17. G. Fletcher, S. Footer
Franklin,
C. B.
T. D.
Fraser, De, Frost, B. L. Fuller, Desman Fuller, S. J.
Gibson, Dr. A.
Ginnell, 1. Bangkok-Pet Flintshire, 22nd Feb., 10 A M. Gorrell, ó, Swatow and Bingkok - Lorkrun, and firhot, A. W. Gruber, E. L Fab, 10 AM
Europe, &c India. * Tatironin-Per Guerin, Miss H. Divanha, 22nd Feb., M
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gil, Capt. T. Hancock, R.
Manila-Per Zofim, 1201 Feb, LEẨM Macao-Pe Sut Tai, 2 od Feb. 1.15 F.M.Harding, R. Manila-Par Yurmang, 22nd Feb. 1 pss, New Yorker Indraní, 22nd Feb., 2 ̃v.m... Singapore P Antenor, and Fels, 5P vs, Haiphong-Per Triumph.,a nd Feb., 5 is Swatow and Shanghai--Per Wingiang, 22nd Feb., $P.M.
Swalow, Amoy and Tamsui-Per Joshin Maru, 22nd Feb,, P
Batevia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sonrabaya and Macassar-Per Tidliwose, 23rd Feb., 9·Â‚M...
Hothow and Bangkok-Per Drufar, 23rd Feb., P.M.
*
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kohe and Yokohama Per Monmouthshire, 25th Feb, 1PAM,
Shanghai - Pei Kreongsung gth Feb.,
11.A.M
McKean; Dr. G. W,
CRAIGIEBURN,,
Adams, M. and Mrs. E. Marchant, Capt. & Mrs. "Hollingsworth, Mr. & 4Bonnar, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. A
Į, W. C. Caldwell, G. E
Jones, Dr., and Mr.
Evan-
Clothier, Mr. and Mrs, Smith, Mrs. HI'S.
H.W.A
Spib, Mr. and Mrs.
Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Grant You
Denison, Misses (2)................... Smith, Farcy
KOWLOON.
Dorce, Mrs, and infant"Morris, 3- Harrop, C. G. V Macdonald, Miss Fion Jankione, Mr. and Mrs. Neuendorf, P.
Jawis,
E. Cornowall Macdonald, Lieut, and
Mrs. and 3 children' Macdonald, David Macdonald, Mian Mag
gle
Robertson, A. W. L. Rosenstock, Mr. and Mts, and 3 childres✨ Schule, Capt. Aan de Smith, Capt. C. H. Stone, P. E, F,
CHIMA 'COAST METEOROLOGICAL REJISTER,
+ February 20th, 1908, s.2,
Bar. Th. Ho, WET WE
Metzenthin, Capt. and Vladivostock. am.
Nemurs ...... 6 am. 30.74 ——
Mrs. Hy
Neighbour, Mr. & Mrs. | lakodate ...
F 130.33
Tokio
དྷྭ་ 30.34
Nesbitt, F.
3027
Nielen, A.
wasaki....
30.31
Nightingale,
Mr. and Kagoshima..... ..
30.27
*M16-A, and maid
130.10
Naha
130.17
Nowell, H, N.
ishigakijima,
30.17
Cheloo...6 am 30.34
Nissim, E.
O'Neill, E. F.
-Paquet, M..
Patterson, Major G. W.
Pearse, Dr. and Mrs.
W.
Perkins, Mr. and Mre,
T. L
Perry, Sir Allan
Poiglase, A. W
Palts,
H.
T
isaain 1........
Weiharwei ...9 am.3235 Hanko .m. 30.42 130.37 Kiukiang... Shanghai am. 30 42 40 Gutala
וי
B
| WWW 30.40 42 30.495066 WNE Antòg ......... 16. a.m; 3026; 34: 68 WE
Sharp-Peaked
Sbou ........
Taichu.........
Mr. and Mrs. W. Tuboky.....5
Potts, Miss
Bowden, V. G.
Powell, W. A. Pieshaw, C. M.
Preston, R. A. Pugh, A. J. Ralphs, E. Ray, E, H. Reilly, W.- Ritson, F. K.
Saasom, C. H. Scott, W. S Shields, C. E. Smith, F. T..
Spencer, Mr and Mrs.
F. S. and lofant
·Spittles, Į.
Stonsfield, L
Stebbing, W. S. Stevens, Rev.-A. J. Sutton, J. B.
Tattersall, Mrs.-'
Tatterson, Mrs..
Harrison, I. L.' | Tüllldge,.G. W.
Vida, F. R. Mauser, H.
Voskressensky, A. Hava, Dr. T. H. Helm, Mr. and Mrs. F. Wagner, Dr. V. E.
13.
Wella, V. Hemmings, Mr. & Mrs. West, J Herb, F. C
White, Mr. & Mrs. F.
G. nurse and infant Hewelt, Hon. Mr. and
Mrs. R. A.
Wilkinson, Mr. and Howard, E.
Mrs. G. B.. Wilkinson, T. L. lones, Capt. R. Jones, Mr. and Mrs.
N. H.
P. Wood, G. G.
Woods, J. D.
PEAK..
Pereira, Connd & Mrs.
TAILAR...
Koshun
m 30.3.
130.13
130.13
F
30.11
Pescadores... * 130.15
Canton A.M.
Hongkongoa.m.30.23 54 54 Victoria Peak! 0
12
15
|30.22)
Gap Rock ... 30.20 MACAO....... Hoihow.m.
Pakho
Phulica.tom 30.15 52
Tourane .........
D. St. James. Aparri
M
30.12 04 29.80]
(man|5 &m/30.05] Manila... 10a.m. 29.96 ↑ Legasp!.......................15 am./29.89
Bacolod 9 m. Hollo
Cebo
,30
20.8
#1
H
February 21st, 1908; - s.m.
Vladivostock. 7 s.m Nemura Hakodate
Tokia Kochi
Nagasaki ........... Kagoshima... Naha Ishigakijima,
O'hima.....
Bonis
[.......
Chefou........ Weihaiwei ...
-
a.m.30.01 30.17
si 130.30
30.37-
30.23
30.13
130.16
₤30.13
30.09
29.97
A.D 30.2345
Hankow...... LES.
Kinkiang
眼
Shangbai.m.30.
Gutzlaff ......
Sharp Poak....
301952
Amoy
Em. 30.1
Swatow........
#
4.1.30.
130.11
30.10 30.05
Taichu.........
Think....... Koshan....... #1 Pascadores... H
Aunin, F.
Macdonald, Major Manila-fer Tinn, 2th Feb., 1 P.M.
Malden, Geo. Shanghai Per Yunnan, 25th Feb. 3 P... Cobley, Mr. Shanghai and Chinking Per Chinktang. Cochrane, Mr. & Mr. Martio, R.
Mast, E Chussang, Br, s.2. 1,427, Sawer, 13th Feb-25th Feb., 3 P.M.
Sourabaya and Feb, Sugar.-J., M. & Co. Cebu and Iloilo-Per Kalyong, 25th Feb., Coke, Lt. & Mr. B. E. McCoffery, Mr. & M. Taihnku........
Colleyshaw, Mr..
Mitchell, R. Mook, S. D. Darling, Col. -Saigon 11th Feb, Rice,Chinese. Sesame Main, 13th Feb, 5. Baby-Per Darley, Mr. and Mrs. Derwent, Br. s.s., 1.556, 1. Jenkins, 15th Feb, 3PM Drufar, Nor. 8., 1,raz, 1. Bing, 18th Feb. Kagoshima Mary, 15th Feb., 5. PM.
Ellis, Bangkok 10th Feb.. Rice.-N. Y. K.
Ellis, Mrs. Elgin, Hr., 2,443, Patts, 14th Feb,-Port Kleist, 26th Feb. 11 AM.
Fischer, R. land 26th Jan and Maroraa sth Feb. Moj, Kobe, Yokohama. Victoria, Ti.C., and Grais.-P, & A, S, S. Co. (N
Tacsmr,, Waib-Per Sharumul, 17th Feb., Fuchs, Mr.
Galbraithe, Mr. Empress of Chinn, Br. s.8., 3,046, R. Archibald, JAPANU
Gelithorpe, H. T H.N.R., 1 th Feb., Vancouver, B.C., 25th Jau., and Shanghai 1th Feb, Mails and Gen.-C. P: R, Co.,
Entin, Ger, s. 1,19, Langschwagen, th Fukura Mare, Jap. s... 1,156, H.. Sakamoto. FabTelagts 6th Feb, Coal-J. & Co. 20th Feb,-Moji 14th Feb., Coal,-M, B, G. K
Johanne, Ger. 3... 952, Ipland, 18th Feb -Saigon 13th Feb., Rice-1. & Co. joshin Maru, Jap #k., 702. H. S. Smith, 19th
Feb-Swatowth Feb., Gen.-9.5. K. Kaifong, Br. .., 984. Mathias, 9th Feb,
Cebu and Iloilo ath Feb., Gen.-B. & S. Laisang, Br.'ss., 3,160, E. I. Todd, 18th Feb --Calcutta 1st Feb., Penang and Singa
pore rith, Gen.-J., M. & Co, Lennox, Br. s... 1,361, F. McNair, 16th Feb., Moji Irth, Feb., Coal.-M. B. K Locksun, Ger. ., 1,020, W. Taubert, 18th.
Feb Anghin roth Fob Rico B., & S Loyal,
Ger. 4. A. Natceque, 18th Feb, Bangkok 6th Feby Rice.-S., W. & Co. Marit. Ger, s. 1,169, P. E. Christiuam, 18th Feb,-Saigon 13th Feb, Rice and Rice. Meil-0. C. 8. § Co.
Peru, Br. £.5, 2,744, A. Dixon, 11th Ind
pricorne Per
VÍSITÖÈS AP THÊ HOTELS
CONNAUGHT
„Atkinson, W. MI : Hendy, Harold E. Aye, Mr. and Ms. Heki, C.
Wa, H. and child Holmes, F. E. Barrett, Mrs. M. A. Hough, Dr. Spencer
Howak, D. C..
Berr F. J.. wife and
child |
Wet R. 1 Bilgen, Bright, W. H. Cafarens, J. Chevalet, Madame H, Chevalot, L. Ha Corwell, Mrs, C. B. Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs. Gitt, Wm. Graw, E. W.
.J..
NAME:
Alperity
San Francisco 7th Dec, and Portland, Or 15th, Flour.-0. & 0. 5. 5, Co. Shamur, Br. s., 6,191, E, V. Roberts, soth Astraea Feb,-Satile 7th Feb, and Manila 17th, Bedford
** Brumble......pe
• Geo.-D. & Can Ld.. Tambs Maru, Jap. s. 3,803, C. H. Butler, Britomart
25th Feb-Singapore 14th Feb, Gen. Cadmus
Cherub N. Y. X. Triumph, Ger. ., 685, J. Bendixen, roth Clo
Fame phong, and Hollow 18th Feb
Flora *Co. Trocis, Br. 4.B., Carrick, roth Feb., Fulo Handy
Sambo and Fel, Bulk Oil-Meyer & Co. Hart Vancouver, Br. 1.3., 2,140, McDougall, 14th Janus '.. Fab, Newcastle 25th Jan, Coal-5, T. Kent'
Alfred King & Co,
Kinsha Merlin Yucasang, Br. 28, F. Rolfe, 18th Feb,,
-Manila 15th Fab., Sugar and Hemp
Monmonth.. J., M.& Co. Zafiro Br. .., 1,619, R. Rodger, 17th Feb, Moorhen
Manila 14th Feb., Hemp and Sugar S, Nightingale
Otter T. & Co.
Robin...
1
DOCK RETURNS..
HONGKONG AND WHAMPDA DOCKS,
Nell Melaad seminin at Kawinan Dock.. Sontogen
Persia............. Amigo magkasuaji Cyklop........................ Shantung..............
Kailong jamani. Germania psom Oscar Hinoma.290 Eatis ará
Mausben using.
Patchinson, Wm..M. Kiene, F. Lawson, Capt. 1. J. McKeorie, J. H. Morgan, Mr. Silva Nelik, M&Mr.
A, F. B.
selle F. L.. Wagner, John A.
Wagatha, Made Main
Gompertz, H. H. Greenhill, L, B,... Hall, J.
•
Hancock, Mr. Hardy, Miss
'- Hart Syamot, Capt,
Hazeland, F. A. Hell, P.
Hill, E. E.
Hockaday, W. T..
Petrie, Mr.
Playce, Mr. and Mrs.
6.
Reid, Lieut. Cal.
Riach, Lt. Col. & Mr.
Riesland, H.
Ross, Major H.3.
'Sargent, Mr.
Saver, G. W.
Saiboth, Consul & Mr.
Sherdridge, Mr. & Mrs.
A. B
Sinclair, A,
Smith, A. Findlay
Stopani, Mr.
Wakefield, Mrs.
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Hutchison, Capt. and Sypnot, Capt. Hart
1. Mrs..
Jeffries, H. Vi Kent, R., Col.
Lambert, Lt. Col, and
Ms.
Lagder, Major Lofts Mr.
Lambert, Miss
Logan, Major and Mrs.
Wallace, Mr.
Watkins, Mr. and Mrs. Wilded A, F.,
Williamson, M.
Williams, Staff-Surg,
and Mrs. • Worbrook, Mr.
30.111 Cautod......... a.m. 30.25 47 93 Hongkong rom. 30:19 53 72
Victoria Peik
Gap Rock it
Macão........ 摊 Hoihow.19 1.0. Pakbo.
#1
Paulien ...]to a.m. Tanraan ... “u”
C. St. James
Legaspi
Ceby
Aparri
Manila
Bacolod 19 4.m.) Iloilo
Lebanonnal",
M
#
29,81
Fah, no ni Toh, so si
10
Basometer...
30.25
Temperature
Humidity Rainfall.
54%
·544
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASE.
despatch vessel...m reviser, and 'olánky. Scelbar.class"
fiver gunboat
doop.
torpedo boat destroyer
cruiser, tot cines
er, 1st clar
gunboa!
CAPTAIN,
· LAST REPORTED AT
Singapore
... Shanghali
Hongkong
Yangtas
Hongkang Cruising North
Hongkong
Hongkong
...
Hongkong
... Hongkong
Commander E. La T. Lóatham 2.7- Captain C. L.Vaughais Leo Captain S. E. Erskine ..........
Lisat. Commandır E. G. W. Davidson, Lisat-Commander W. L. Bamber Commander B. L. Majondie .............. Commander C. D. S. Raikon... bip
Lleat, Commander A, L. Gresson..... Captain Roland Nugent... Lisat-Commander W. H. Darwall....
Liest, Commander C. A. Fremantle Captain G, C. A. Marescaux..... Captain C. F. Thunby, but
Lieut-Commander 8. H. Tennyson Commander F. H. Walter
Captain J, A, Tuke
Lleat. Commandar A, Mellin. Liegt. Commander R. S. Roy Lieut-Commander Į. Kiddiá
Lient-Commander 6. 0. Walcott...
Blent. Commander H.-R. Tickell Lent. Commander Alan Dixon... .... Hoin. W. Strai
Commoden R. H.S; Stokes.
Heute Commander H. R. Godfrey
* Kistit, Commandar R. M. R. West.
Lieut.-Commander Stevenson
Yangtes
Hongkong
Hongkong- Hongkong
Hongkong Yangtan Hongkong Colombe West River Yangtse! Hongkong Hougkosy West River
Yangtze
Hongkong Hongkong Yangtse
TONS
GUNE,1,H.P.
*700
3,000
4,363
7,000
9,600
710%
900
410%
1,070
1,400
water tank and tag
390
300
1,400
turpedo bost destroyer...
• 306.
-5,700+
craiser, and class) KIMME
1,360
7,000
***
torpeda boat destroyer.
4,000
torpedo heat destroyer:
4,000
Lient Commander Dickens...
-3,900.
9.800
22,000
**;
14,100
18
30,000
616
1,300
1,970
1,400
**
9,800
21,000
180
BOD
84
*240
350
0,300
85
140
240
240
5,500
800
gog
Yangtse
6,300 €
Hongkong
450
* Commander R. W. Giannis ...
Hongkong
5,000
Lient-Commander H. B. Cox
Hongkong
Lient-Commander jaŭ, F, KooK „.
550
550.
Lient-Comdr, H. R. V. Cottrell-Dormer. Yangise Lieut-Commander G. R.'Livingstone,,, Yanglis
Yangu
Sandpiper...
Tamar
Taku****
Teal Thistle
Virago Waterwitch Whiting Widgeon
surveying ship or
emiter, su class
vivar günbnai
Tiver
goabbas
torpedo baat destroyer
river gaubost u ...river gunboat ........! tiver gunbort*:
torpedo receiving
river gunboat
destroyer
ver gunboat torpedo boat detroyas,...
surveying ship........
torpedo bast destroyer
river gunbost
Woodcock.. Woodlark
river ganboys
river fagbost
* Tlying Flag of Admini Sir Arthur W-
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