MAIL TYPES.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY MARCH 21908..
Shipping,
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Daiya Maru, Jape 1.9, 1,735, M. Aikawa, agth Feb.,-Moji. 3rd Feb, Coal.--Ataka & Co.
Onsang, Br. 3.3., 1,787, R. Cox, 29th Feb,-
Java 17th Feb., Sugar.-J., M. & Co. Traqusbar, Dan, .., 2,125. C Von Deves, 24th Feb.,-Colombo 17th Feo, G€¤...M. &Co.
The arrival of the mail steamer is always an, interesting event, and though it is a common' feature of the work in Lingapore and Far. Basiam ports of call generally, it is interesting quite apart from the loads of lettere and parcels they carry, for there are the passengers, whom temporarily take possession of the hotels, the - streais, and. the curio, shops, wranglo with the gbarry mon and rikisha genii, and confound and confuse Sikh policemen, who, being far removed from England's man 'ip blog wlinst ancyclopaedic knowledge warranti a danger's inquiry on anything from the way to the time, can only stand and wonder.
It in the French mail that is in perhaps. One can always, veniure a pretty accurate goces as to the nationality of the steamer
Wongkol, Br. * 1,13, W. Reher, 29th Febi, Bangkok 10th Feb. and Kohsichang zand, Rice and Gen.-B. & S. Bosseo, Br. ks., 2,944, W. Gordon, 111 Mar -London 18th Jan., and Slogapore 24th Feb., Gen.-P. & O. S. N. Co, Hailan, Br, s.a, 1,183, J. S. Roach, it Mark -Foochow 27th Feb, Amoy 28th, and Swatow 29th, Gen.--D, L. & Co,
Cheong Shing, Br. 8.9., 1,256, F. Wheeler, 19th Feb, Canton 18th Feb., Gen.-J., M. & Co
Clara Jobace, Ger. *,*.” 1,103, J. Jewson, 28th Feb., Saigon 23rd Feb, Rice-), & Co.” Empress of China. Br. a... 3,046, R. Archibald, R.N., 11th Feb.-Vancouver, B.C., th Jan., and Shanghai rith Feb., Mails and Gen.-C. P. R, Co..
Entin. Ger. . .,9. Langschwagen, rith Feb.--Taingisu 6th Feb., Coali}. & Co. Causang, Br. 8.5, 1,065, Malkin, 2 th Feb.,
Saigon rd Fabi Rica.-J., M. & Că. ↑ | Fiume Ger. •.*, 81), R. Wagner, a8th Feb.,-
Teinatau 26th Feb, Coal.-S., W. & Co. Gregory Apear, Br. ss, 2,061, S. H. Belson, 25th Feb-Moll 21st Feb., Coal and Gen.
D. S. & Co., Ld. Hulyard, Nor. s., 1, 76, R. Ranneberg, nóth Feb-Dalny 21st Feb., Beans-Order,
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Post Office.
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Revised Postal Guide 'or 1958, now on sale. Price so cents each.
Adams, R. M. ARṣlion, A.
Joseph M. R. Joseph, Mr. and Min.
Ajud, Mr. Aubry, Mr.
ELS, Keating, A.
R-J Bird, C. F.
Denison. Musus (7)'
Baird, Miss
Kerr, Mr. and Mrs. C. Caldwell, G. E.
Ponnar, Mr. and Mrs.
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Jones, Dr. and Mrs.
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Lande, B Latec, General Lawrie, W.
A Mail will sloen for -- Haiphong-Per Hameť: 3rd Mat4,9 AM. Swatow, Amoy, Foochow and Shanghai-For Skogku Maru, 3rd Mar., 9 A.M.
Swalow, Amoy, and Foothow-Per Hallan, 3rd blat, 9 AM, QUEM
Shanghai-Per Hangzane, 3rd Mar, 10 AM Europe &c. India, via Tuticorin-Per Ernest Simons, 3rd Mat., 11° 8.38.
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Macao-Per Sui Tai, 3rd Mar,,',15 P.M." Singapore. Persog and Calcutta Par Gregory Afear, 3rd Mar, 2 P.M.
Manila-Per Taming, 3rd Mar, 3 P.M.. Shanghai, Moli, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria,
Mar, 3 P.M.
Serk, Mr. and Mrs
Grat Clothier, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, E. Grant
H. W.
Wright, Mra
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Barbedette, Mr. & Mrs. Kirchner, Mis..
F. Bartiscombe, H. G. Beattie, R. I
Coke, Mr. and Mrs, C; Macdonald, David Becker, C
T. and two children. "Morris, I... Hinay, Miss. Lecomte, Mr. and Mrs. Dorce, Mrs, and infatti Macdonald, Miss Flora Binay, Mr. & Mrs. 3.' A. Ji
Harrop, C. G. V. Nenendorf, P. Black, Dr. C. D. R. Leggait, E. Ar
Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Blau, Oscar
Legier, comte de Si. Blechynden. 'Mr, and Leighton, W. Mr. 3 children and Levics, R. B. maid
Levien, Mr., C. Liule, A. C. Blann, A. B.
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Lewis, E. Comswall
recently arrived, for on all hande, in all the Taiwan, Br. 1.s., 1,101, J. A. Martin, tat Mar. Hilary, Gar, 1.9.1,700. H. Uecker, 27th Feb, | R.C, and Seattle, Wash.—Per Aki Maru, 31 Bannell, Mr. & Mrs. F. Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Macdonald, Miss Mage Watling, Major & Mr
Saigon 25th Feb. Rice-Chinese.
chief thoroughfares it is reflected in the pKwanglee, "Ch. 8., 1,468, R. Lincoln, 1st peatance, style and gesture of the travellers, But let us to the wharf and witness the
landing of the party." This is not usually a tengthy operation, for long before they have reached the barth, they appear, in the majority, to be ready for a jaunt tourd the town, in the first vehicular contraption handy. They bustle down the gangway in.groups, cheerful, and smiling, and voluble always, and in groups they will remain during, their wanderings, Solitary meandering is no delight to them as with a great proportion of English travellers. They walk, ride, lunch and investigate in small crowds, and
· generally with an air as though they were doing all these things thoroughly. Their mein is gay, and they spread the impression, that they possess an infinite copacity for enjoying themselves, even in small things-decidedly a gift of great valus in the Ensli Fiem the hotel verandahs they smile upon. the world and in the native bazaars are swindled right and lelt-but they are marvellously cheerful over it, from the dapper infantry or artillery. officers, in their sentintly Frene's helmets, and their roomy "slucks" that form a weird kind of ellipse in the wind, to the unall child in very shor, frocks an very light brown boot, laced half way to the call. They are usually rown, and the last word in smartness. It is easy to tell, from a glimpse, whether the crowd are bound for home, or whether they are procce ing to exile in Indo- China, for in this matter Dress speaks with a voice of considerable eloquence. They come and go with the reguluity of a well-kept watch, filling the plaes with their presence for a brief hour or two-nad pass an.
Precisely what happens to the English par sengers, after the P. and O. steamer brings them up to the somewhat dreary looking land ing place, it is hard to satisfactorily.determine They wander dowa the narrow wooden way from the steaner, travellers without a ile, They do not pick themselves with much gesti culation into tile space, and tell the minal-visaged gharry driver that he is odd or a bumorous-looking fellow, neither do One looks for they porigrinate i 'groupe. them in vain in the town.. They have a supernatural facility for covering up their
Mar., Shanghai 17th Feb. Gen.-C. M. S, N. Co.
Hanoi, Fr... 75, P noier, 1st Mar,
Haiphong and Holhow 29th Feb., Gen.- A. R. M. Chibli, Br. ., 1,138. J. Warrack,,141 Mar.,
Haiphong 26th Feb, Pakhdi 27th, and Haihow 19th, Rice and Gen, B. & S. jax, Br. ss; 7,659, H. Husband, 1st Mar,
Liverpool 19th Jan, Gen-B. & S. Sikh, Br. s., 3,11 - W. Atkinson, 1st Mar,
New York via Party and Singapore 23rd Feb.., Gea.-D. & Co., Ld. Paklat, Ger, 1.6., 1,057, F. Wenpel, 1st Mar, -Bangkak 13th Feb., Gen.-B. & S. Petchaburi, Ger. 1.1., 2,190, G. Wolff,
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Mar, Swalow 29th Feb., Rice and Safi.— M. & Co.
-Saigon 22nd Feb., Rice,Chinese. 'Landrat Scheiff Gày, kn, 1.640, H. Grandt, ath Feb,-Saigon, 19th Feb., Rice-S, &
Co.
Look, Ger. ... 1,030, G. Schuitsen, 25th Feb-Saleno zis: Feb, Rice, Flour and Paddy, B. & S.
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Fab.,-Saigon 14th Feb, Rico and Paddy, Mandal, Nor. L., 194, K. Gabrielsen, 23rd
Wollem & Co.
Marie, Ger. 1. 7,169, P. E. Christianm, 18th
Feb-Saigon th Feb., Rice and Rice Meal.—C. C. S. S. Co. Mathilde, Ger, ss., 831, A. P. Ulderup, 18th Feb,-Haiphong and Heibow 27th Feb., Rice and igs—J, & Co.' Mongolia, Am. ss., 8,750, R. H. Hathaway, 27th Feb., San Francisco. 30th Jan., Honolulu 6th Feb, Yokobama 18th, Kobe 20th, Nagasaki aznd, and Shanghai 27th, Mails and Geri.-P. M. S. 5. Co..
Tjimahi, Dut, ss. 2,446, Honman, 1st Mar,Persia, Br. 4.3. 2,744, A. Dixon, 11th
Muntok 21st Feb, Sugar,-1, C. J. L F, Nor. 11, 16%, C. Wagic, 11 Mar
Phranang 2th Feb., S.-Wallem & Co. Standard, Nor., 297, Bull, 1st Mar,-
Saigon 24 h Feb, Rice and Gen.-Wallem & Co.
Taiyuan, Br. *.*.. 1,159, L. Dawson, 2nd Mar.,
Sydney 8th Leb, and Manila 291b, Gen. -B. & S.
Polynesien, Fr. 13, 1,543, H. Brac, and Feb.,
Marseille 2nd Feb, and Saigon 28th, Mails and Gen --M., M.`- Ernest Simons Fr. 8.9, 29.0, V. R. Girard, R N., and Mar,Yokohama aznd Feb., Mails and Gen.-M. M.
Kawachi Maru, Jap. s., 3.78, H. Petersen,
2nd Mar,Japan via Shanghai 8th Feb., Gen.-N. V. K.
Carl Dieder chsen, Ger. .4774, J. Kaysen,
and Mar-Haiphong 28th Feb., and Hoihow 1st Mar, Rice-J. & Co. Kaivaberg, Ger. s., 646, D. Henk, and Mar, -Swalow 11 Mar., Wallast,-, & Co. Idzumi, Jap, cruiser, Yamahuchi, and Mary-
Shanghai and Swatow 25th Feb Kwangrah, Ch. 1.x, 1,536, W, H. Lunt, and Mar.,Canton 1st Mar, Gen.-C. M. S. N.
Co.
Clearances at the Harbour Offion. 15 komat u`Maru, for Nagasaki, cringire, for Cnion.
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Hait in, fe Swałow. Polywetion, for Shanghai. Fri, for Macho. Ajax, for Shanghai, Sík, for Shanghai, Tranguebar, for Shanghai.
Bonto, ler Shao, hai. Evure Simone, far Saigon:
movemente-and-seem-lo-vanish-uitebly-A-Mathilde, for Haiphong- topee purchased in Port Said p. Phaps may now and then set the sent of the stranger upon some solitary wanderer, of a vest which the East bas not yet attained, not otherwise will they be identi 'fied. I had almost forgotton one other absolute. ly unfailing guide-the white.coat, made in England. They are usually terrible atrocities of the tailor's art perverted, and literally shout
at one as the nwar's passes by. The collar never meets, and the whole thing yella, "Made at home." But this is by the way.
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Tartares MRT. 1,
Daijin Mary, for Swplow. Hardinge, for Singapher. Shikoku Muru, for, Hakndale, Rajaburi, for Haikow,
agny, for Saloon, fwichow, for Tienis n. Klukiang, for Canion.
Mar. 2,
Filmy, for Japan Cyclops, for Saigon. Munduan Maru, for Kuchinotto, Aldenkam, for Moji. Parhan for Shanghai. Itukushiwa Maru, for Kabe. Victoria, for Saigon, Hallan, for Pakhoi.
angles, for Canton. Wakaniuliu Mūru, for Nagasaki Polynesies, for Shanghai,
There is usually an exceedingly fat man among the German and the Dutch passengers, who trundles himself alang sa to speak, hand. kerchief in hand, ((or hë perspires in profusion) to the nearest hostelry, by which I hope my friends of either, nationality indicate that ex- cessive corpulency and the desire for drink are cultivated inordinately or to excess in their but to leave us compatriots, who see us Not at all, but it is, curiously, as I have affirmed. They call the hotel boy in mar- vellous bass-and drink beer, though should they come here to reside they usually follow the fashion and drink whiskey and soda, "The Gerniss mail-enters"the"port with a--Takeon-und-Barna-M.-Jaubert
certain amount of ostentation with band playlog and colours flying, so to speak; as who should say, "We have arrived ; list to the songe of Rhineland," These boats carry the renowned Garman beer, and from what I hear from time to time, it would seem as 'hough pe- riodically a very fair proportion of Singapore'a
Puinencers arrived,z Per Afer, from *ingapore440 Chinese. Per Timahl, front Mustak-585 Chinese. Per Paklat, from Bangkok--Mr. and Mrs. A.
Per Chikli, from Haiphong, &c-Mons, and Madame, Dussor and 2 children, Mr. Tate, and 70 Chinese
Per Flaitan, from Coast Porto Mr. and Mrs. Meller, M., Miss Jessie and Master Thom, Dr. Moorhead, Messrs. Osborne, Shaw, Haf, Hayes, Thyssen, 5hgier and Low, and roo Chinese..
Par Taiyuan, from Australien Porte-Mr?| mala population is much given to visiting Mrs. Blechynden and y children, Miss Me these steamers and imbibing from the deep | Matron, Mrs. .C. E. Levein, Mr. G. Chamled caps the frothing tawny liquid. Unlike the Captain and Mrs, Davidson, Mr. and Mrs. French and like the English travellers thengined, Messrs. Smith, E. Newman J. B. Germans are generally the reverse of voluble, Holloway, T. O. Connell, J. Twannil, 35
"Chinese, and 5 Jap' nese, at least on their rambles, and they do not, ap, parently believe in walking much when there are other facilities for ge ting about.
-H. B. S. In Singapore Free Prent.
THE WEATHER.
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory —..
On the and at 1551 8.—The barometer har fallen rapidly in the E. Japan owing to the depression which is moving away over the Pacific to the Bonth of Hokkaido.
Preisure has increased slightly in 'N. China and S.W. Japan,' It is highest over Chica
Gradients are alight to moderate, and fresh monsoon may be expected in the Formosa Channel and the China Sen.
Hongkong Fainfall for the 24 hours anding at som, today, o co inches.
FORECAST.
Pananger derarted,"
Per Eastern, for Australian Foris-Messtr, IT. Bell, J. R. Berfram, Miss Chubb, Mr., Mrs. and Miss Cole, Messin J. Il. Desborough, 1. F. Puff. Mia Ford, W. Gallagher, Miss Huxham, Inspector Kerr, Mr. W. Lawrie, Miss Martyn, M, Mead, Mesins, T. Mervin H. E. Victor, Mr. and Mrs. White, child and | purse,
Shipping Reports.
Str. Peklet, from Bangkok -Strong E.N.E, - Str, Tjimakt, from Mentek:-Fresh mone soon, moderate sea and N.E, swell. ·
Str. Taiyuan, from Sydney via Experienced throughout passage fine weather, light to moderato wirds and sca.
belmshalen, Herbershobe, Matupi, Brisbane, Manila, Samaral, Sirapsonhafen, Fr. Wil Sydney Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Adelaide and Perth-Per Friss Sigismund, grå Mar. 4 2.34.
Haiphong-Per CA/All, 3rd Mar, 5 P.M.
Kawachi Farsi, 3rd Mar, 5 Plate
Singapore, Penang and Combs Per Tientain Per. Cheongshing, 4th Mar,
11 A.MY
Macao-Per 6! Tai, 4th Man, 1.15 P.M. Shanghal-Per Riukiang, 4th Mar., 3 P.. "Cebu and Iloilo-Per Sungklang, 4th Feb.j 3.P.M.
Meji, Salina Cruz and Mexico-Fer Marie, 4th Mar., 4 P.M.
11.
Macao-Per Sui Tal, 5th Mar., 1.1 P.M. Niegpo and Shanghai-Per Liangchow, 5th Mar., 3 P.M. TanTaingins, Nagasaki and Vladivostock -
Per Koteloon, 5th Mar, 3 P.M.
Macao-Per Sui Tai, 6th Mar,, LIS FM., Manila-Per Yuentang, 6th Mar., 3 P.M. Shanghel, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Hoanlula and San Francisco-Per Mongolia, 6th Mar 5 P.M.
San Francisco 7th Dec, and Portland, Or. 15th, Flour.-O. & O. 5. S. Co. Pheumpenh, Br. ss., 7,000, J. H. Scott, 26th Feb., Saigon 21st Feb., Rice and Gen.- Wo Fat Sing.
Progress, Nor. s.s., 1.641, T. Schjervik, 15th Feb-Sandskin reth Feb., Timber and Firewood.-Wallem & Co.
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Proteus, Nor. 8.5.. 1,024, C. Möller, 28th Feb-
Bangkok zeth Feb, Rice and Timber B. & S.
Sambia; Ger, s., 3,622, O. Mueller, 28th Feb,
---Singapore 20th Feb., Gen.-H. A. L. Sexta, Ger. 8.8, 0.2, Dealer, 21st Feb.,
Saigon 14th Feb, Rice.-S. & Co, Shoshu Maru, Jap. s. 61, M. Nemoto, 29th Feb., Shanghai via Fonchow, Amoy and Swatow 28th Feb, Gen.-O. S. K.
Spir, Ndr..., 876. A. Steen, 27th Feb.,-
Bangkok via Labuan 13th Feb., Rice Wallem & Co.
Stetin, Br. ss., 1,196 Farrell, 28th Feb,- - Singapore 20th Feb., Kerasine.-Mr. Goo,
McBain,
Sungkinng, Br. ... 987, G. H. Pennefather,❘
27th Fab.-Iloilo 2nd Feb, Sugar and Hemp.-B. & S..
Taming, Br. 1.4, 1.6, Somerville, a'th Feb,
-Wanila 25th Feb., Gan.-B. & S. · Thordis, Nor., s... 17/91, 1; Jorgensen, 27th
Feb.-Saigon 32nd Feb, Rice-Order. Trocas, Br... Carrick,, th Feb,-Puto Samba 2nd Feb., Bulk Oil--Mayer & Co, Yoneyama Maru, jan. s.k., N. Iwabashi, 24th Feb.,-Nagasaki 19th Feb., Coal.-M. B. K..
Veitals
Arabia
Stonmore Expestra,
Manila-Per Zafiro, 7th Mar, 10 ́ ̧ Europe, &c, India, via Taticorin-Fer Delta, 7th Mar., 11 AM,
J. Bonnet, F. Hommand, E. Brayfield, T.
Brighton, F. G. Brighton, G. L.
Bros, Madam
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McIntosh, G. C. Metrenthin, Capt, and
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W. F. Nesbitt, P.
C. B. Brown, F. G.
Brown, L.-CL
Bryan, C. Bulmer, J. 1 Bucking, F. Burgess, R. C, Burie, L.
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Chubb, . E.
Nowell, H. N.
Clarke E. Collins, Miss Colvin, H. E.. Corwine, Mr. and
O'Neill, E. F.
Owens, J. R.
-Packer, B. L.
Mrs.
Page, H. D,
Pageot, G.
H.
Parker, Mr. & Mrs, J.
H.
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Patry, Mr. and Men,
R. M.
Couldery, Mrs. W.
H. and child Crake, W. A. Crook, A. H. Cruickshank, J. d'Allemague, Mr. Darton T.. Davidson, Capt.
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Macao-Por Sul Tol, 7th Mar., 1.15 P.M... Shanghai-Per Skansl, 7th Mar., 3 P.M. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, wnsville, Brit. bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zea-Desborough, J. B.. land, Melbourne, Adalaide, Perth and Fre mantle-Per Talywan, 9th Man, 3 PH, ...
Masila-Per Tean, 1 th Marg 3 PM.
Forops &c., India via Tmicorin Per Gorben, 11th Mat; 14-A+M+
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Singapore, Penang and Bombay Per Capri, 19th Mar, 11.30 AM.
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Empress of China, 12th Mar., 3 PM.
Shanghai, Yokobami, Kóbe and Moji-Per Fooksang, 13th Mar., 3 PM,
Manila-Per Rubi, 14th Mar, 11 AM. Singapore, Penang and Calcults – Per Kutrang, 17th Mar., 11 AM.
Cabu and Iloilo-Par. Katjong, 20th Mar, 3 ..
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B. L. Fuller, Desman Fuller, S. J.
Gibb, Misi C. S. W.
Gibson, Adam
Giancil, J.
Goode, Dr. G. E. Gorrell, D.
Golleniase, E. Grant, A. W. Vail, Capt. T, Harding, R Harris, A. F. Harrison, J. L.
Potts, Miss Powell, W. A.
Premesniel, Mr. de
Preshaw, C. M,
Pugh, A. J.
Ralphs, E.
Ray, E. H.
Rilson, F. K. Robinson, C. B. Saunders, Mr. &
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Scott, Capt. W, s,
Shields, O. E, Smith, H. T. Smith, W. S Spittles, J. Sinnafield, L..
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Macdonald, Major. Cobley, Mr.
Malden, Gen. 1 Cochrane, Mr. & Mrs. Martin, R.,
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Stevens, Rev. A..J.
Mast, E.
Hewett, Hop. Mr. and Hturtevant; G. T."
Mrs. E. A.
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Darling, Col:
Husson, Mr. and
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J. • Coke, L. & Mr. B. E. McCoffery, Mr. & Mrs. | Howard, E. Colleyshaw, Mr.
Mitchell, R
Monk, S. D.
Dowley, Mr. and Mrs. Pereira, Consul & Mrs.
Ellis, A.
Ellis, Mr.
Fischer, R.
P. Sigismund. Moji M. & Co... Mar. Prinz Ludwig.Singapore. M. & Co...Mar. Oatherine &'car Singapore D. S. & Co Mar. Belgravia... Singapore, H. A: L. Mar. Kobe ... P. & A. Co Mar, Manila.........Sydney Mod Co., Har. 4. Marmora Singapore.[P. & O. Co Mar.
5 Inaba-Maru Singapore N. Y, X. Mar. Capri... Singapore C. &
& Co....Mar. Iyo Maru
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Galbraithe, "r Fooksang... Singapore.J., M. & Co Mar, Gelsthorpe, H.-T. Goeben Japan..... M. & Co. Mar, 10
Gompers, H. H, Prinz Alice. Colombo...[M. & Co ..
Greenhill, L. 8 Mar. 11
Hall, J Hong Maru,.Japan..... T. K. K...Var.
Hancock, Mr. Kamsarg Calcutta..., M. & Co Mar. 13 Nicomedia ...Astoria, P. & A. Co Mar. 17
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Reid, Lieat. Col. Riach, Lt, Cot & Mrs. Rissland, H.
Ross, Major. R. }.. Fargent, M..
Sayer, G. W.
Saiboth, Consul & Mes
Shordridge, Mr. & Mrs.
A. B. Sinclair. A
Smith, A. Findlay
Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Stopani, Mr.
and Synnet, Capt. Han
Wakefield, Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Watkins, Mr. and Mrs.
Lambert, Lt.Col, and Wilder, A, P,
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Lambert, Miss
Lander, Major
Williems, Staff-Surg.
and MIL
Lofte. Mr.
Worbrook, Mr.
Logan, Major and Mri.
Cosmopolitan
Aberdeen
The Ships Passed Canal.;
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Alacrity
NAMR.
18th January Eneries, Kleist, Sachsen, Meis Ham, Tourani. 21st January-Manila, Monta mouthshire, Solyma, Antilochus, Patroclus. Bedford..... 24th January-Banmohr, Pakling, Kanagawa Brambli Mark, Palma, Sambia, Pathan, Tonkin, Sego Cadmus
Britomart.... vie, Tamba Matu, Yorck, Jan Bond
Cherub VIA, itokenstaufan, a Myrmidon, Nyansa, von. 31st January--Armand Brkic, Lowther Clio Garlic, Sikh, Machaon, Andres, Richr Flors
Borneo,
Fore mers. 4th Glenturrat, sta, Diomed, Peltus, Bindoraw 2th February Handy ---ld mnenews,
Polynesien, Belgravia, Scandia, Han P. E. Fridrich, Inaba Maru, Wakasa Mark, Janus ..
Kont
+
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Tourne......
C. St. James. น
Aparn
+ |1993
Manila (TOL.m,|29.91] Legaspi........ a.m. 29.8 Bacolod Hoilo
..
March and, 1908, am
2.m. 29.00
to sw
20
Lebrand, w
29.83 80 Jag.86 Bo lag.Bol Bá
Vladivostock.7 am. Nemuro
6.a.m.29.53
Makedoto
29.58
Takig
29 63
Mrs.
Kochi.
Naganaki... $29.00
29.80
Kagoshima...
[29.92
Jabim Naha
29 93
29.97
Ishigakistan.
|30,01
Bosia ....... M
Thouronde, Mr. and
Mr. G.
Mrs. Thomson, Dr. C. G.
Ingenohe, Mr. Innes, Capt. R. Tamar, Miss Johnson, Dr. and Mrs.
Jones, Mr. and Mrs. P.
N, H.
Atkinson, W. M.
Tullidge, G. W.
Vida, F. R.
White, Mr. & Mr. F.
G. nurse and infant Wilkinson, Mr. and
Mrs. G. B Wilson, A. Wollenden, H: Wood, G. G, Woods, I. D.
CONNAUGHT
Hendy, Harold E.
Holmes, F. E.
Ayre, Mr. and Mrs. Herkt, C.
Wm, H. and child Barrett, Mrs. M. A. Hough, Dr. Spencer
Berry
F. J. wife and child
Bilyen, Wm..
R.
Bright, W. H... C. fiarena, J. Chevalet, Madame H. Chevalet, L., H. Corwell, Mrs, C. B Dietrich, Mr. and Mrs,
Gilt, Wm.
Graw, E. W.
Howak, D. C. Hutchinson, Wmmad, Kiene, F.
Capt. J. J.
Lanzio, J. H.
Morgan, Mr. Silva-Netts, Mr & Mrs.
A. F. B. Wagatha, Mada Mais-
aello F. L. Wagner, John A.
Chefoo.........6 44.413 Weihaiwei...19 am lankaw-16-am Kinkinag Sbangbai
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Gutela...... harp Peak.. Amoy Swatow
Faibaku....... Taichi.........
Cainan
Koshan ss} "escadores...
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Pakhoi.... Phallen... 10 m.
Touranes
C. St. Jamen,
Aparri 6 am, Manila........ 10 am. Legaspi Bacolod......
Joila ......... Cebu...
Labuan. ***
11
March at Mach i st
Baconièter. Temperature Humidity.....asormissecad
10.
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88
Rainfall
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASE.
TONS, GUNS. I.H.P.
Liaut, Commander E. G. W, Davidson, Yangtao
Lieut.Commander W. L. Bamber...Yangisa
CAPTAIN.
LAST REPORTED AT
despat biritel... cnior, and class
700
3,000
"Commander E. La T. Leatham
to
7,000
cruis, rst clasa
9,000
$2,000
Captain S. E. Erskine
Captain C. L. Vaughan-Los
cruising
Shanghai
Hongkong
rivne gunboat
για
900
river gunbost
710.
900
iloop
1,400
5
Commander B, L, Majendis .....
en route Pakhol
water tank and tug .....
590
300
18"
Bloop
1,070
1,400
Commander C, D. S. Kajker
Hongkong
Fame
torpedo bost destroyer...
306
5.700
cruiser, and class.
4,300
7,000
torpedo bost destroyer ...
275
4,000
torpedo bost destroyer....
.275
4,000,
Lisut Commander A. L. Gressom... Captain Roland Nugentin Lient. Commander W, H, Darwall Lieut.-Commander Dickens..
Cruising North
Hongkong
Hongkong
Hongkong
torpedo bost destroyer ...
280
3,000
cruiser, 1st class
9,800
22,000
cruiser, 1st class
..
14,100
30,000
"
616
1,200
Lieut Commander C. A. Fremantle Captain G. C. A. Marescaux... Captain C. F. Thursby
Hongkong
Hongkong
Hongkong
Hongkong
surveying ship...
Yangtze
1,070
griser, int class
9,800
14
1,400 ,23,000
river gunboat
river gunboat4, 1, ***
180
240
Olar
Kin. **
350
6,300
fiver gunbo.t
240
river gunbart...
140
rivar gunbot
240
torpedo boat destroyer
.r
250
6,500
receiving ship
4,650
· river gunboat som
180
800
Commodore
R. H. S. Stokes... «
Yangtee Hongkong
Hongkong
ver Runboat.
Yangtow
710
torpedo boat 4stroyer
·6,300
Lient, Communder Rinvesson
surveying ship...
Commander
Hongkong
R.W.
Giangle...
torpedo bgs) destroyer
360
5,900
Lieut.-Commander H. B. Dox .⠀ ...
Hongkong
fiver gunfort
800
river gutboar
-150.
550
river gunboat w
150
Ljent Commander Jno, F. Koox........ Laul Comdr, H. R. V. Cattrall-Dormer Licut Commander G. B. Livingstone,
Hongkong
"Yangtze
Yangtse
Vasutas
Tub February Benarly, Memmon, 'aylon, King Alfred Palao. 14th February - Ceylon Maru, Salasti, Kinsha Stent., Jason, Nile, Slawentyite. 18th Febru By Bevan, Hudion, Suvia, St. Nicholas, Meris
Mosmouth... Para, Borneo, Helena Rickmers. Dortmund, Moorhen.... 21st February-Aragonia, Albenga, Glenavon Nightingale Krak rzog Frans Ferdinand; Indrawadi, Proi metheus, Hakata Maru, Moyuns, Tourans, Robin Pertsaru. 25th Februwry Wys. 48th Fabe Sandpipar....
Zitten, 25th February-Urreonekire, Kamar Trary-Indien, Nare, Ping Suey, Sunda, Bri roll Yarra, Indrapura, Langbank, Priam,
Tamar Tydeus.
Teal Arrivals at Home-18th January-Nora.
Thistle 21st January-Achilles, Hitachi Mars, Chine, Virago (Aus) Glearn, Tourant, Candia, 24th Janu- Waterwitch | ary=P. R. Luitpold, Silesia, (Ger.) 37th jaung | Whiting a
ary-Syria, 281
28th January-Mainam, Canipy. 1st January-Yorck, Laeries, Sachsen All Wo
Woodcock... Barn Woodlak FebruaryArmand Kanagawa 7th F Segovia, 13th February-Nyanss. 18th Feb. Friedrich, Machaon, Scandia, 18th FebruaryBenavon, Salaxie, Wakats Mars, Palko atst February-Diomed, agil February-Caylon Maru, Atholl, Krakerzog Frane Ferdinand, Mamnon,, with February**
Str. Sikk, from New York vis Porte -Fresh monsoon half way light N.E. wind and light
well to pon, dense fog 39th to 1st.
Ste, Halfas, from Foochow to Amoys-Light wind, smooth ses, rain and fog; Amoy 18 Swatow-Light wind, smooth sea, dense fog I Hongkong and neighbourhood, E. winds, Bestow to Hongkong -Variables, and dense fresh ) fair, misty, for
Formosa Channel, M,F, winds, fresh,
const of Chiba batwaan'11ppgkong
reen Hongkong
log
VESSELS IN FORT,
All Muru, Jan. s., 3,995, M. Yagl, aged Fab,
Shanghal sath Feby Flour and Genum,
February-Ins 11th February
T. 224.
....
river gunhaat
torpado boat astroyer
***
tag of Admiral Bir Arthur W. Maörs, de
List Commander S. H. Tennyson Commander F. H. Walter Captain J. A. Take a man w Lient Commander A, Mellin Lieut.Commander R. S. Roy Llaut-Commander J. Kiddia Lieut.-Commander 0, 0, Walcott... Lieat-Commander H. R. Tickell
Lieut. Commander Alan Dixon Boin, W. Straik
Lout/Commander H. R. Godfrey
...Hongkong.
Colomba West River
OPEKOPE West River West River
Lient Commander R. M. R. Waste Yangisa
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