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Telegrams.

"[Renter's.]""

The Emperor of China's Birthday.

LONDON, 25th July,

The Chinese Mighter in London gave a dinner in honour of the Emperor of China's birthday, those present including Mr. Her bert Gladstone; 1 ord Fitzmaurice, Sir Robert Han, the Lord Mayor, and numerous diplo- matists.

The Quebec Celebrations. At Quebec, H. R. H. the Prince of Wales reviewed thirteen thousand troops on the Plains of Abraham, headed by Lord Roberts, and including naval detachments from the French, American and British aquadrons,

His Royal Highness afterwards handed to Rt. Hon, the, Farl Grey, Governor-General, the title deeds of the battlefields purchased by contributions from the whole empire.

Parliament.

26th July; In the House of Commons the Irish Un

iversity Bill and Finance Bill have passed the third reading.

During the debate on the later, Mr. Austen Chamberlain condemned' the Gov ernment's financial policy, and warned them of the necessity for providing for a possible. European conflect.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY JULY 28

GREEN ISLAND GEMBNI

OPINION OF THE NAYAL YARD EXTENSION',

· CONTRACTORS,

An interesting evidence of the high opinion formed by Meaim; Punchard, Lowther & Con of the quality of Green island Cement which was used in the construction of the Naval Yard Extension, is afforded by the following testimonial which speaks for itself—

TESTIMONIAL 'FROM MEESRI FUNCHARD,'

LOWTHER AND CO., CONTRACTORS A

20.H. M. NAVAL YARD EXTEN- SIGN, HONGKONG. To Mess. Shewan Tomes & Co., General Managers, Green Hiland Cement Co., Ld.".

Gentlemen,➡We baye pleasure in stating that the whole of the Cement used on these works was supplied by the Green Island

Cement Company, Limited,

In all over $3,000 Tone were consumed, the

Cement being diunbated approxi nately as follows: „*

Graving Dock, &c, mincuinardi 23,500 Top1. Sea Wall, Concrete Blockwork... 18,500 Superstructure and Build-

$1,250

52,230

Each parcel of 75 toon was subjected to very rigid tests by the Admiralty Inspectors accord- ing to (1) Admiralty regulations (for. G. 1, 0) only).

(a) British Standard do.

#it.

The main features of these tests are :——— Ficaness: on 50 by şu sieve, residus to be

Fincaces: 00 5,306 sieva, residue nos moje than 3 per cent.

Mr. Lloyd-George, replying, scoffed at the perpetual talk of the menace of war, and said it would be far better for all of us if we did not spend the four hundred millions we were now applying to armaments. He believed that our resources were ample to defending.

ourselves.

Later

The Balkans. At Constantinople, crowds marched in procession to the various ministrice, ac claiming the constitution and cheering. the Sultani.

The Press sent His Majesty a special tele grate of thanks. -

At Uakut, Monastir, and Salonika, the Mussulmans and Christians mingled in the rejoicings and constitution speeches, and. emphasized the communities' interests..

Four spies were shot at Salonika yester day, but perfect order prevails.

Enver Bey, leader of the "Young Turks,' has addressed a letter to the Neue Brie Presse from Salonike, saying that the whole popula tion.of Turks, Bulgarians Servians, and others, join in celebrating the first day of liberty, and that if the 'Sultan refuses to grant their demands they will go to Cob stantinople.

THE CHINA FLEST....

The N. C, D. News of aznd inst, anys:- Since the arrival of the fleet at Weihaiwei, ali the ships have been preparing for the gunlayers' annual tests, and during the past week the King Alfred, Bedford, Kent and „atives have carried out their light quick-firing gaplayers'.). tests. The King Alfred (flagship of Sir Bedworth Lambian, K.C.J., K. C.V O.) which ie commissioned at Hongkong barly in the year, bide fair to eclipes the high standard of efficiency which the ship attained during the last commission. The results of the recent tests were im

Fineness: 00 32,000 sieve; residue opt more than 10 per cent.

Selling and pat test: for expansion and

Breaking: neat cement 7 days old. briquettes, not to break under 600 lbs,

Specific gravity: when fresh ground, and burned Lot to be less thao 3.15.

Chemical analysis: Lime, not more than is necessary to saturate Silica and Alumica. Magnesin, not more than 3 per cent. Sulphuric Anhydride, not incre than 2.5 per cent. Lesoluble, Reside

I.$

We are glad to be able to say that no Coment has failed in any of these tesis and that no part of the works, which are now completed, auð some portions of which have been constructed for seven years, show any signs of deteriora-

lion,

Yours faithfully,

PUNCHARD, LOWTHER & CO., A. J. WILLIAMS,

M. Inst. C. E. Hongkong, June 30th, 1998,

STRANDING OF THE SS

PORT MARFAÐ

DETAILS OF THE ACCIDENT.

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We (N. C. D. News) are indebted to the Doctor on board the str. Port Marie for the i following accrunt of the recent accident to the | vessel. "Writing. from Tsuruga on July 17, be

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COMMERCIAI

Selling

·TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE,

London-Bank T.T:

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demand..

Do. 4 months' sight Trance-Bank T/Tvp América-Bank T.T. Germany-Bank T.T.

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Laisong, Bri Th, 2324, E. J. Todd, zaib July, eCalcutta sih July, Panang and Singapore

{{fib} Gen.-J. MI & CO. Liangchow," Br.^ &.4"-1,115, H. Hardar, 16th *July-Canidngth July, Gen.-B. &.5. Manctie, Fr Rome, 24th July-Salgon

1908

PONTANA will oinss for? KOMM

Cebu and lollo-Per Kai/ong 19th July,

Aubrey, Dr. Aucott E. F. Burton, Major Carruthers, E. S July, Clarke, F. S Shimidm, Daniel, Fred.

Swatow, Amny, Foochow and Shangba Prin farm, agih July, 9 AM,

Moji and Robe-Por

„Knhe,'

Irving, Edward

·Jones, RAMD4

Kell, Mr.

Lanning, Albert E. Lauder, Major

211 July, Ries.-M. MAGANASAMERA TO'AMORA ZONA O PER CAN BE Coka, Lt. & Mr. B. E. Krauss, E. L Matisang, Br. 2.5;1,044 Walgail, 17th Yokoham, Honaluis, San Francisco and Daniel, Water }..

1/91 Sandakan tih

Mongolia, A

H. E. Morton, 27th July-San Francisco 30th June, Honolulu 6th July, Yokobanta 18th, Kobe 20th, Nagasaki 2111, and Shanghai 24th, Maiis:

Portland Per Numantia, 19th tule, 10 AM””

Europe, &c, India, pra Taticorio-Par Prine Ludwig, 29th July, IT A.M.

Yokohama, Kobe and Moji-Per Tilkiné, 29th July, 11 A.M.

Swatow

Amoy and Foochon-Per Hollow, Macao-Per Sas Tuf, a9th July, 1.15 P06 Sindavan-Fer Massane, 20th July, 3 M.

Darling, Col Davies, Hon W. Rees. Dooner, Capt. Eunjer, Rev. and Mrs. Dallan lake, Ca Ellin, Mr.

Major and Mis.

McHuichon, Mr. Mitchell, Ra Mook, S/D. Falmer, Major Reid, Liant. Col.z Rissland Mr. and Mrs.

135 and Gen.-P. M. 5. S. Co. July 29th July, I PAMO DATA SA Erapa ANTANAS ruku Morel, Madama®

Do. demandsinsiöucation neprešetarkt banghal-Bank T.T.; Singapore-Bank T.T. per H.K, 51007

apar-Bank T.T. sessionsmagina fava-Hani T.T

Buying.

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1 months' sight by doj so days' sight Sydney & Melbome10 1 months' sight Frrace sous-491. A months' sight. '

+ months' sight Germany Bar-Silver

Sank of England ratë „............ Sovereign

1.861 mii.24 3/16.

$11.07.

'OPIUM· QUOTATIONS, Today's quotations are as follows-

Halwa Now peamisen

OldRZELARZO

Older "Oldest

Per picul .@ 900/920 ..@ 930/960 .980/1,000.

Patna New, pest

Old.......

Benares New '•audatures

Old #ersian(Paper)

Per chatt

1,085

.@1,045,

Shipping.

Arrivals.

Prinz-Regent "Luitpold, Ger. s., 3,939, 0. Palmke, 27th July,-Hamburg 18th, June, and Singapore ayed july, Mails and Gép.

-M. & Co.

Rubi, Br. 2.3., 1,619, R. W. Almond, 27th July,

----Manila 25th July, Sugar.—S, T. & Co. Tjikini, Dut. 8.5, 2,000, H. Koops, 28th July,

Macassar 19th July, Geo.—J. C J. L. Yochow, Br... 1,318, Brown, 18th July,

Shanghai zeb July, Gen.—B, & S. Hanoi, Fr. 9.8., 747, J. Pinnier, 28th July,

Haiphong and & arts 17th July, Gen.-A.

R. M.

July 28, None.

Passengers arrived.

Per Print-Regent Luitpold, for Hongkong fram London-Mc., and Mrs. Fred. Gravo, and m), Geo. G. Mudia, From Hamburg-Mersi), M. M. Pedersen, Adolf and family. From

Naples Mr. Boothby, From Genoa-Mr.

Kwok Ab Tai. From Colombo-Meurs, F, G. Fletcher, JO. Maston, Chang Keo and party, J. L. Wong Yes and party, Jack Young, Chao Jow Hing and party. From Penang-Mr. W. J. Carroll, From Singapore-Mesira, D. Ra

mon RuisyGil, Gob Lie Chiew andfamily, flaw Chu Wang, Wong Kin Son, Wong Kung Sui, Misses Mercedes and Maria d'Almeida, Messrs. Hueng Chou Mo, B. C, Marsh, Shoon Mes, Mak Soon Mang and L. Weans,· For Shaug. bai from Hamburg-Mr. and Mrs. Tokse, and I regret to have to inform you that on our

Mrs. Wang, From enga - Bister Mary way to Topruga, carrying mails and passengers Douglas, and Miss Sarobrisik. From Naples we struck a rock off the coast of Japan, near-Mr., W. Wilshusec. From Colombo Trażuge, al°3.05 o'clock this morning.

Messrs. Keidel and Kostrick. From biogapore Messrs. Stanley Kuncker, and Mr. and Mrs. A. Holzberg.

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Most of us on board were awakened by a sudden sharp shock and a hideous kind of grat. ing, inazing sentation. The heard the propeller going hard-a-atern, and my friend the third officer's voice saying: Gerup, Doctor, we're ashore." Getting up without waiting for a second biot I noticed the poor wounded ship had a helpless kind of fist to port. As thin increased slowly but surely, an order came down from the bridge to awakes the pas

of a strict rate of the Company that no cabin keys are allowed to passengers was obvious, as they could all be quietly but effectually squadd, and they dressed without delay, 1l were on deck

12 13.P..............143 rounds rég his 43-P... 51, rounds 14 hits, Average rato per guo per minute 132 rounds, 9.4 hits. The best result was obtained by Hangers and get them on deck, in Blades, able seaman, who fired 16 rounds with emergency like ours the efficacy

* 14 hits in 45 seconds. Other 13-pr, results were 14 rounds 14 hits; 13 rounds 10 hits, 12 rounds, to bite and with the 3-pr. gura, 17 rounds 13 bits and to rounds to bits.

The results of the other ships firing were.— by 1.20. The boats were swung outside flush H.M.S. Bedford :

12-Pr.. 76 rounda 31 hits..

3-PF, 23

Best Guas

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H.M.S. Kent

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12.Pr. 75 rounds 42 hits.

1.Pr. 36.

Best Guns

·H.M.S. Astraraj-

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6-D. 44 rounds 6 hits 4.7-ID: 76

1. 6.Pr. 125 The Flora and Monmouth baver not yet fired, the latter ship being expecled next week from Hongkong, where she has been vadergoing a refit in the Dockyard --

SHIPPING AND MAI S

MAILS DUR

Canadian (Glenfarg)`3, et inst. French (Parra) 3rd prox. The C. P. R. Co.'s sa Empress of Japan arrived at Vancouvēj at 9 p.m., on 74th inni.

The Russian Bú. Arconia left Singapore yesterday p.m., and may be expected here on and prox, am

The T.K. K. 6.5. Tinyo Maru will sail from

Yokohama on 30th insi,, and will be due to arrive at Hongkong on 10th proxi

with the saloon deck ready for any, emergency. he morning broke peaceful, and fortunately the sea was perfectly calm and the wind blow. ing a light zephyr. But the poor Port Maria looked as if her time was spent.

'I heard that the water at'q o'clock bad resch-,

ed the stoke bole plates, and eves above that,

until it flowed through the water-tight doors between the engine-room and stoke-hole. This was kept under control by what is, understood in engineering parlanca as the bilge infection' being opened as a substitute for the main injection. Should we unfortunately not have been able to keep the engines under control, the water gedoubtedly would have risen to such an extent av to put in jeopardy, th lives of all aboard. As the port list was increasing, especially towards the stern, detonatori were fired; it the same time we pio.

Slapping Report. Sır. Ruor, from Manila:-Strong sea, wied squally till 4 am 27th thence strong N'ly wind

rain coutused sea till arrival. *

Ningpa, Hr. 8.5, 1,328, Richards,

Newchwang 17th

Gen.-B. &SH Feldimann, 21st and Chefeq 19th, Nomantis, Ger, Li, 2,804,

Finch, Capt, and Mrs. Galbraithe, Mr.

July,Panland, Or. 20th June, and Moji | BuyChelon and Newchwanger Gibson, W.C, E

- 10th July, Flour.-P. & A. S. siraja

Ger. Pongtong,

1.1, 998, W. Bateführ, 26th July Bangkok 19th July, Rice and Meal. Prometheus, Ner. 2.8., 1,023, O. Koraslican,

9th July- -Saigon July, Rice Ragnor, Not. 34, 1,330, Neilsen, 9th July

Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Swatow 8th July, Ballast-Asgaard, Thoresen & Co. Raidat, Not, 32, 3,200, C. Stangebye, th July, Moji 5th July, Coals M. B. K. Schuylkill, Br. 3,343, F. Anderson, 25th

July,Shanghai 21st July, Gen, S. o.

& Co.

ም

Seirsted, Nor. 3, 617, S. Tananger, 16th July,

Bangkok 8th July, Rice and Ges.--G Shansi, Br. 6.4., 1,228, F. Boyd, 20th July,

Canton 19th July, Gen.-B. & S. Shantung, Br. 4, 1,833, Scott, 25th July,~

from Java, Sugar, B. & S.

Sheila, Br. 3. 2,336, T. Ogilvy, 9th July,

Puget Sound 3rd June, Flour.-D..& Co., Ld.

Signal, Ger. s.s., 840, G. Schlaikiër, 17th July,

-Saigon 13th July, Rica.-J. & Co., Standard, Nor. 13, 895, H. N. Bali, 17th July,

Singapore 10th July, Gen-Wallem

„29th July, 3 r.1.

Per

Haiphong-Per Triumph, 29th July, 5P.M. Lingapore, Penang and Calcutta

oh Joly, I AM. Macan-Per But Tat, goth July, 1.25 2.M. Batavia. Cheriban, Samareg, Soprabaya and Macassar Per Tibodar, 35th July, July, 5 PM.

Holbow and Haiphong-Ter CAfkit, goth

Shanghai--Per Choyzang, sist July, 11 AR. Macao-Her Sut Tas, 31st July, 1.it PMR.: Shanghai, Yokohama, Kobe and Mofi-Par Arration Apear, 31 July, 2.PM.

Manila---Fer Lotngrang, stat July, A P.MA Welbaiwej, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per Kuri- chow, yst July, 3 TAMAN

-Manila---Per Rachi, 1st Aug, 10 A MU

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Asta, ssi Aug., 1 A...

Manila, Zamboanga, Thunday Island, Cook towo, Cairos, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Perth, Adelaide and Fremantle-Par Tolyman, 3rd Ang., 5 P.M. HIS

arope, C., India. via Teilcoria-P

Par Tenirane, 4th Aug., 11 A.M.

Singapore, Penang and Colombo-Per Bings Maru, 4th Ang, 5 P.M. *

Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Yawa- za Maṛu, 5th Aug.. TEAM.

...Co. Taikosan Maru, Jap. 8.5., 3,716, 1. Fukuri, 25th

Manila, latja, 5th Aug. 4 PM. July, Kuchinatsu igih July, Coat.-M. B,

Thursday Island, Cooktowo, Cairns, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne Taishan, Br. 20, 1,176, J. S. Laing, 16th July,-Par Kumano Maru, 7th Aug., 11 A.M.

-Saigon 13th July, Rice and Meal,-B. &

Manlia-Per Yusnjang, 7th Aug., 3 P.M.. Co.

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Koba, 1 kenksma, Taishuo, Ch. 5.5, 1,116, Milligan, 26th July, Victoria and Vancouver, B.C.Par Glenfarg,

Shanghai azad July, Gen.-C. M." S," N. 8th Aug., to & M.

Co.

Taiwan, Br. 1.5., 1,300, 1. A. Mariin, 23rd July, Bangkok 16th July, Rice.-Order. Talyuan, Br. . 1,459, L. Dawson, 27th July, -Sydney 4th July, and Manila 24th, Gen,

Shaoghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokkaichi. Shi midze, Yokohama, Hopolala and San Fran

'cisco-Par Mongolia, 8th Aug., 11 AM.

́Smith, A. Findlay

Stoveda, Mr. Stopaal, Mr Tiedmann, Consul

Gompeng, H. H. Greenbill, L. S Hassan, Mr. and Mrs. Hall, Page

E. E. Hutchison, Capt. and Wilder, A, P.

Mrs.

Worbrook, Ma

He, and Mrs.

Wharlest, M. R.

CHINA COLET METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. July 27th, 1908, am.

Bar, The Hui Wind Wi

jap.89)

20.89

29.82

Vladivostock. 7. R.D. Nemuro 6 s.m.20.6 Hakodate Tokia Kochi ********* Nagasaki pa Kagoshima... Oshima Naha Ishigakijima.. Bodio 1 Chaloo....... 4. 29.6 Weihaiwo!.... Hankow 6zm. 29.74 Kinkizng...... Shanghai... Gutsinf Sharp Peak...

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Amoy ...6 am 29.778a Swatow

29.7178 Taihokt 4.m Taicht......... Taipan... Roshan Parcadores... Manila, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Simpsonhafen, Canton......... Herbertshohe, Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney, Hongkong....m Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Launces | Victoria Yea Teap, Br... 1,346, Outerbridge, 24th July,ton, New Zealand and Fremantle-Per Print

Manila 21st July, Gen.-B. & S.

Sigismund, 15th Aug,, 4'r.M. Telemachus, Br. 86, 1,349, Williamson, 120d July,—Saigon 17th July, Gen-Wo Fat Shing & Co. Tjibadus, Dut. 1.3., 2,249, P. Zwart, 20th July, -Moji 14th July, Coal and Gen‚—). C. 1.

-B, & S.

Triumph, Ger. 1.4, 769; Hanson, 26th July,-

Haiphong and Hoihow asth July, Gen J. & Co. Vandalia, Ger. ss., 4,178, Karberg, 24th July,→

Saigon roth July, Geo-H. A. L Yetorofu Maru, Jap. 5, 4,165, K. Sato, 25th

July, Maji 20th July, Coxi-N. Y. K..

SAILING Vasakis.

Farang, Br. schooner, 85, Oliver, 7th July,

Yap jist May, Gen-Mry O. P. Lammert, Juteopolis, Br. ship, 3,840, Stewart, 5th June.

San Francisco sth April, Casa Oil-8, 0. Co.

Vessels

Steamers Expected.

From Agents

Moyori Maru.. Singapore. N. Y. K....July ag Glenfarg......... Shanghai... C. 1. R. CoJuly 31 Nyanz ....... Singapore P. & O, Co July 31 Arconia Singapore. M. & Co Aug Yarra Sugapore M. M........ Aug 3 Yawala Maru.. Thursday IN. YK... Aug Emp. of India, Vancouver. C. P. R. CoAug

"DOCK. RETURI 8

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.

at 'Kowlens Dock

„V KABELS IN PORT,

Sorsogon Courtfald ... STEAMERS.

Cradley Agamemnono, B1, 65., 4,461, D. Robinson, 26th Charles Hardouin

--july,Shanghai 2 to July, Gen B&Holstein Amata, Ur..., 1,526, C. J. Mattock, 6th July, Sierstad

-Canton 15th July, Coal.-—), M. & Co.

Manche Asia, Br. x.s., 4,975, Harry Gaukroger, 19th

'July,-San Francisco a3rd June, via Hong | Tjibodas, .........ommend lalu 29th, Yokohama 11th, Kobe 13th, H.M.S. Brambler...... Nagasaki 14th, and Shanghai 17th, Mails Bangkok and Gen.-O. & O, S, S. Co.

Standard Bangkok, Ger. s., 1,337, T. Nicolaisen, 19th July, Bangkok 9th July, Rice and Meal. -B. & S.

Barra, Br. 1.1., 2,434, Wayto, saih July,—New York 7th May, and Durban 28th June, Casa Oil-5. O. CO.

Bajun Maru, Jap. 2%, 1,911, M. Nemoto, asth

July-Swatow th July, Geo-0. S, K., Chibli, Br... 1193, J. Warrack, 27th July

Haiphong, 22nd July, Pakhoi 23rd, and Hoihow 26:b Rice and Gou, B. & S. Ch Idar, Nor. $ 1,1 %, H. Nielssen, job July, Saigon 6sh July, Rice-Aagaard, (hristian Bors, Nor. ss., 2,783, E. Hille, 28th June, Moji via Kuchinoise 30th June, Courtfield, Br. s., 4,897, J. Wiseman, 25th

Thoresen

LorWatiem & Co.

May-Moj 30th May, Coxl.—M, B. K. Dakotah, Br. 3,593, Ross, 14th July from

San Francisco, Bulk Oil.-S. 0. Co. Eastern, Br. 3.3., 2,372, W. G. McArthur, 25th july,—Sydney 4th July, Brisbane 615, Part Darwin 14th, Dilly(remor), 1616, and Maólia xzod, Gec –G., L. & Co. |

"Cosmopolitan

The Ships Passed Oanal.

Sbangbal, Yokohama, Kobe and Meji-Per Fookrang, 14th Aug, 11 A340

Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Empratt of India, 15th Aug., 3 P..

VISITORS AT TUÈ HOLÈLA.

Adams, P. R.. Aff, L

Balwin, R. Barber, J. E. Bames, C. F.

HONGKONG, Ko

Battiscombe, H. G. Behrendt, E. Benson, R.

Black, Dr. G. D. R. Blumenthal, B.

Hlunn, A. B. Bogard, Mr. M. BoDuct, F.

Brazza, Count A, dir.

Brayfield, T.

Brown, J. J.,

Bonner, W.C.

Bussierro, S. C. da

Lewis, E. E

Little, A. Q.

Llamas, Miss G. Massey, Miss K: A. Maxing, Mrs.

McClean Mr. and Mrs.

C. G.

McIntosh, G. C.

McKean, Dr. G. W. Micemara, S.

Mody, Mr. and Mrs, J.

H.N. Mody, Mastor F. H.

Gap Rock...

29.76B

Macao............ Hoshow.m. Fakhoi. ... Phalien 8 m. Tauras...

j29.86

am 29.987;

C. St. James." Aparri ........ Manila......... 10a.m.29.88 Legaspi

Bacolod..

Iloilo

6 1m 19.81

Cabu.................. 11

Labora

July 18th, 1908, a m.

Vladivostock. am 29.67,71|96| Nemuro......6 am. Hakodate Tokią Kochi

Kagoshima..

Obima....

Mody, Master J. H.

Nah

Morton, J.

Jahigakilima,

Niedbardų, E.

Bonid 16...

Orboros, Mr. and Mrs. ChelooŐ m

C. CAL

Butler, Mr, sad MrPacker BL Cake, Mr. and Mrs, H. Pearse, Dr. W. W.

Peake, A. W. J... Parking, T. L

Campbell, J. H. L.

Carter, A.

Colvin, H. E.

Condon, H. L..

Copp, Mts, W, H.

Copri

Capt. W. H.

Copp. Min

*Perindorge, Dr. & Mrs

G. da

Pierce, W. H,

Pritchett, Mrs. J. Ray, E. H.

Reber, Capt. H..C..

Courtney. Mr. M. and Rilln-St, R.

child Crook, A. H. Day, E. W

Estom, F.

Fain, Miss J. Finlay, Miss C. Florendo, Miss E,

Faller, Denman Fuller, S."J. Galbraith. W. J. Greene, Mias É. Greene, W. C. Gutierrez, R.

Capt. T.

Harding. R.

Hayes, V

9th June-Binlarig, Suevia, Colombo Maru, Helm, Mr. and Mrs. Glenturrek, Frias "Lud-wig, rath, June- B. Tudor Prince, Kamakura Maru, Kalion, P. Heroo, F. A. E. Friedrich, Silesia, (Ger.) Sanuk foru, Isses, Capt. R. 19th June-Tadin, Flintshire, Syria, Yarra, Ioseph, S. L. Tourant. 10th Jano-Glenroy, Parzia, Sikh. | Insuye, K. Cyclops, 23rd June-Scharnhorst, Benclauch, König, C.. Јафан, Erroll, Ping Swey

Situla, Vandalia

Loon, B. do 26ch

Alcimons, Da on, Гипо- Казанда,

Boni Say Mars, Armand Bekte, Deucalion, Cyrus

Lessier, A Awa Mark, 30th June-sensgambia, Hitachi Mark, Slavonia, Luerías, 3rd, July--Caylon, Baker, A. H. Jessric, Ernst Simons, Pak Ling, Nyira. Barzett, Miss 7th July-Benglos, Indrawadi, Satsuma, Prins Blanc, P. Regent Laritpold,

Tas Boulet, E. Myrmidon, Priam, Tamba Mar. 14th July and child 10th July-Denbighshire, - Sumatra,

-Diomad, Glancur, Prins Heinrich, Cathar, Ballock, E. Glamorganshirs, Kanagawa Maru, 17th July | Earom, F. -Ambria, Idomanesar, Palma, Hector, Tonkin, Eyre, Mr. and Mr.

cduff Yunnan, Boverie, Stinga, Andalu Gale, B. D.

Rolands J. H.

La A, Roienstock, C. R.' Shielas, O. E. Shuster, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. and a children Sison, Miss L. Skioner, H. W. Solomon, Leopard P. Spittles, J. Siebbing, W. T. ́Stevens, Rev. A.).

Thomas, B. P. Valentin, J. Upham, H. C. Wadman, H. E

F. Wallack, C.

Walker, Miss B. » Wiseman, Capt. Woodroff, Mr. & Mrs.

Woods. 1. D.

Wostrack, E. and a

'children' Warburton,W.Egertos

CONNAUGHT, A

Loponyade, Mr & Mire,

Š. A. Marcovity, Mr. May H

1, Sithonia, Skimisa, Yangarro, Berry, Mr. and Mrs. F. Merlin, Capt. J. A.

ceeded at full ́steam ahead with the available | gausang, B2, 104 1,074, H, S. Malkins, zalb tia, 21st July-Binlawers, Candia, China,'| Grampton, W. J.

K. S

Maru, Australien, Stentor, Indrani, Jason, H. B

Segovia, Verona-

July-Shimonseki 16th July, Coal-J., M.(Aus) Glenlochy, Scandia 24th July-Inaba Groswald, Gregory Apcar, Br. *., 2,961, S.-H. Bolsan 26:b Joly,—Moji 21st July, Coal and Gen.

D. S. & Co Lei Haitan, Br. ., 1,181, J. S. Roach, 16th July,-

Foochow and Amoy a3rd Jolf, Tea and * Gen.—Dunf, & CompaAN Hangchow, Brass., 999, Hawley, 26th July,

bullers on the starboard side, and the ship was comfortably beached at 7:35 with its woundedi. “ & Co. side to the shelving shore. At once we word surrounded by sampabs, etc. Fortunately, two | German men-of-war were at anchor in the barbour-S.. M. S. S. Leipxle und Fürst Bies march and the officers and men were, soan assisting us. They sent off a boat with 'n splendid equipment for diving, and a mat was sent down to look at our' damage below the water line.

A diver was also sent to look on the lašide,

The C, P. R. Colajan. Glinfarg urrived at Shanghai at 11.30 am, on 28t inst, and left but up to the time of writing the full damage "again" at midnight rams day, for Hongkong; } has got been ascertained;

where she is due to arriva st soon, on 31st lust,

Just sword in conciosion. The behaviour

The CPR Cos 69. Empress of Chies of our Captain and officers was simply aplen arrived at Shangbal at to go pimp on 27th inst.,

Chiakiang 320d July, Rice.-B. & S.

Hinsang, Br. 2.1, 1,316, A. G. Smith, 2016 July,

Canton 19th July, Gen. M. & Co. Hupeb, Br. s., 4,305, G. J. Spink, 24th July

Haiphong 19th July, and Macao 23ed, Rice Ichang, Br. s. 1,328, L. Jones, 11st July,--

and Gen.-B. & S.

Canton z1st July, Gen.-B. & S., Kallong, Br..2.1.998, H. Mathias, 24th July,

Cebu and lipito soch July, Sugat-É, & 5; Kansu, Br, xs, 1142, J. Speed, sand Joly,-

Wai, 1,115, Köhler, Jaiye Bangkok to July, Rice, 8, 23 Kobsichang, Ger say 1,392, C. Rosisisky, 25th July,Bangkok 19th July, and Hollow ash, Rics—B, & Si

Nwanson, S

Perkins, CB, Sears, W: A.

Shiley, S: B.

Silva-Neste, Mr. and MIK A, F. B. and child Stapleton, Mc' & Mrs;

Stapleten, Mastor · F♪

Thomson, J; W. D. Tom, Mr. Weill, B. CRAIGIEBURN,,||

Arrivals at Home-9th June-Yorck, Inaba Hough, Drag Maru, Pathan, szth June-Pira, 12th Juos Jack, Mrs. C. M. | --Inverclyda, Australian: 15th June-Jaron, || Kelly, W. H

Tydew?.. 19th Jane Trangusbar, Sambia, Langford, Mr & Mrs. Smeula, agrd June-Glenturret, Kamakura Llageri, Atlas La Maru, Liberia, Katson, Ntagchom, 26th Juns -Prins Biul Friedrich, soth June-Stiana, (Ger.) 30th JunOraster 3rd July-Sea.

7th July-Hitachi Mars, Toth Joly-Indien, Bombay Mary, Bulow, Bruist Simons, Sikk: 14th Julydor Prines, Ping Sazy 7th Kanagawa Maru, Piłam, 24th July-Glawins. Joly-Fang Tire, 21st July-Sansgambia,

Post Office.

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Jobzstan, Mrs.

R.J.

Joses, Dr. and Mrs. E Nikkels, R. N. WAT Caldwell, G, E.

Paul, Mrs. Clayson, Mrs. Clothier, Mr. and Mew, Pro, Mr. & Mrs, Barns

HW.

Ram, B. A Fletcher, H. L

Sabio, Miss E Gaster, Mr. E. R. A. Smith: Mr. and Mre: Genahi, Rev. 1. just de Grant P Gibson, Capt. and Mrs. Smith, E. Grant

and leaves again at 7 pm, Tuesday, for Nara- did, as was to be expected under the Britian Canton szed July, Gen.-B. & S. Monday, the sed instant, being Bank holiday, M

unki, where she in das to arrive at 6 am on Flig Engineers working downstairs, up to goth just their wants to water, deserve special, mention,

The M. M. Colors Parra, with the French for they performed not only sheir duty, but mall of the 5th inst., and maila from London of

more; acti like men and heroes in time of

danger, The Chirase, stood it

will Jerye Singapore on 27th inst, xin, and may be expected to arrĪVO

Hawa: for Shanghai

the Post Office will be open for one hour only from all om There will be bollection sad a delivery of letters as on Brindly! The Moday Order Once will be satirely closed, thể in the argut of the sirival of the Frach Mail From Karoga th” Omes will happen

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