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For Sale.

RARE COPPER AND SILVER COINS,

FOR SALE.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY.

FACTS FROM A SCIENTIS 19

ΝΟΥΜΕΡΟΝ,

A Colorado currant bush will produce at least one gallon of fruit. Soms plants will

yield ten times thle amount

The"growth, of public spirit. in Chios" is evidenced by the great sumber of newspapers which have spring up since the clore of the

MOST, Valoable, and Rare Collection of Ancient COINS consisting of those of the SABBANIAN, GREEK, GRAECO-BACTRIAN, INDO SCYTHIAN, AND EARLY INDU DYMAS TIES, THE SULTANB OF DELHI' (includiar | War with Japan. Pathan and Suri Kings) and of Kashmi, THE MOGHUL EMPERORS, THE AMIRS. OF AFGHANISTAN AND OF BUXBARA, THE SHAILS OF PERSIA, TOGETHER WITH OTHER

· MISCELLANEOUS COINS OF GREAT NUMIS MATIC INTEREST, BEAUTY AND HARITY,

Apply to

1. U MIRZA,

**Supreme Court,

Hongkong. "Hongkong, 14th August, 1908,

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THERAPION MW NOW ALSO BE OUTAINED

Lin Desobe (TasTELESS) FORM.

A BROKEN-DOWN SYSTEM

Tenis a cranklin for d seansi -

4t were, of the

j 10 which dozen

A name, but which few of thans relig annata, tis simply weakness-down

forces that sustain the syna 1. Na miter what maybo |se cauti (for they are almost numbertono), Sta’symptontaremuch this Famet the more prominesí kéing Ujaopinguunas, vium of provizatim or weariness, depression of seduta and want al energy for all the ordinary affairsol life. Now, what klonója alanjutely ensen? Laline braktisincr-ozod vitality-égo UT ** VITAL STRENGTH & ENERGY katherm wil these mobil kepilnge, and experience jeons that angka sugroods Oi dacha may be

O my secured by a toujou, al THE NEW. FRENCH REMEDY.

THERAPION NO.3

thika by any other ka “wn combination. So cutely or it, is taken in accordance with the printed ditions arcompanying it, wild the shaftored

all be restored,,

THE EXPIRING LAMP OF LIFE

LIGHTED UP AFRESH, A And A Dew existents impartesi în gitare di wha? had an Intely seemed worn-out, and up," and value. Talı wonderful sodicwmmt ( purly getable and innocunua, Ji agreeablate the lasin ilable for all constitution and conditions, la ritory sex; and it le difficult to imagiṣe a case of sor dezangnorat, whose main lesturas azu those of delilly, that will not be speedily and permanntly befited by this never-falling recu- terative exare, which is destined to cast intu bilen everything that had preceded it for th wide prendasenameroun clasi albumaskitments,

THERAPION

the p

e principal Chemieta duroughout the world, Pricels England, Sperpacket. Puntasers should see that the word 'THURASION" pypenis on British Governo Stamp (in white litters on a' rnd grosod) affixed is every package by order of 151s Majesty's lon. Commissioners, and without which it law Torgery,

Sara ke all Chamlet,

COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE. Salling.

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London-Bană T.T.......

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Do. 4 months' sight..

America-Book T. Ii manu

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+

If all the Bell telephones made `each year were blanded into a single instrument it would be nearly 300 miles high and weigh 4,000 tons.

On June 30, 19 6, the total single-track |rallway mileage in the United States was

124.363 17. mises, or 6,361.13 miles more than, at the end of the previous year....

The exports of manufactures of the United States have averaged more that $2,000,000 a day during the entire year, including every day in the calendar year.

in the construction of a launch a anving of space of from 20 to as per cant. is to be had by

| the use of guialine éogines, "as compared with

that of steam.

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It is said that a growth of ivy absorbs the moisture from a stone wall rather than im- parting it, as is popularly supposed, '•.

The Huichol Indians of Northwest Mexicoj who have for years resisted the efforts of missionaries to work among them; have a Noah's Ark legend which they accept as gospel. Fungent and acid tastes are parceived by the Up of the tongue; the middle portion tastes sweets and billers, while the back and lower part is fitted to taste fatty substances—buller and the like.

The Winona Interurban railway is unique in many particulars. In the first place, iti the only electric line in this country which is not in operation on Sunday, and despite this fact, the business doon on the line is as great as-any other line in the state in proportion to the milenge. The officials, with the exception. of twa; stive without pay, and the profits of the road are entirely devoted to the support of the Winona Technical Schools, at Indio apolis. The roadbed and equipment of the lises are excellent, and it will compare favour: ably with any road in the state in all pasti-

cular.

Provision is made for heating the electric prains of the New York Central by means of steam, which is generated in a small oil-fied boiler located in the engineer's cab. The boilers are short vertical shells, each contain. ing 8co hall-inch copper tubes, which are ***/91 | mounted on cast iron, brick-lined fire-boxes. 1/9 30 Ordinary commercial fuel oil is used, carried .1/9 5/16

Lashio a forty-gallon tank in the cab. The feed.

428 | water, "corried in ä 200-galloa' closed tank, is 1.791 kept under 135 pound air pressure from the air -331 | brake compressor, which enables it to beled to the boiler against its working pressure of eighty pound without pump or injector,

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Germany-Bank T.T.....................

Indis T.T. ............*********

Do. demand PPO

Shangha Bank GT............. Arran Singapore-Bank T.7. per H.K, $100` .......... Japan-Bank T.T. ... ...an java-Bank T.Tiskomora vamme

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Baying.

"mooths" sight L/C...........

6 months' sight £/C.

4 months' sight

No longer than ten years ago the Cape to Crfto railroad project" of Cecil Rhodes wOL laughed at as a dream, but the present moment

19 7/6adsit extended 2,000 miles northward from be 1/9 9 16 30 days' sight Sau Francisco & New York.131 Cape, and prospects of the immediate further

1

do.

dal extension of this southern section are bright. jo days sight Sydney & Melbourne...1.9 11/16 | There is only a little engineering dispute as to months sight France...? 6 the more desirable of two proposed routes. The montus sight

23 3 23 4 months' sight German 8 first step in the construction of the northern *********33 13/16 rection is the building of the great steel bridge 21 % which is now being throwe over the Blue $11.2; Nile 1,000 miles south of Cairo. This bridge

Bar Silver

Rack of Englapitate Sovereign

OPIUM- QUOTATIONE Today's quotations are as inflow. --

Malwa New

Old

H

-Older

Oldest

Patan New

Old.....

Benses New co

sian (Paper)

Per picut ...( 910/940

@ 950/1,000 @1,000/1,060

Per chest

will greatly simplify the transportation trou. bies to and from Khartoum and will open up a rich country which has been. ioacces sible to this time. This bridge is 1,700 feet long and rests on fourteen piers. It will carry road tracks, wagon road and foot path, Scattered through the state of Pennsylvania there are to be found in several places the re- @ 1,063),073 | maios of the inclipe railways which were once part of the transportation system connecting the 1,00%

eastern and western ends of the state... These @985/1,000

have all been losg abandoned, but one of the inchpes was recently made use of in a novel manner to rescue a locomotive which had fàl. len ever an embankment. It had dropped so far that it was out of the reach of ordinary methods, but a temporary road was made by which it was moved along the side of the mountain a short distance to the foot of one of these inclines. Although the incline is at an anglo of 45 degrees, and is 350 feet long, a lem porary track was laid up it to the main line, and the locomotive hauled up if its own wheels by means of the two fifty-ton wrecking crancs. A heavy steel cable in five sec ipos was run independently from each crane to the locomotive to permit either of the cranes to hold it on the incline in case of accident to the other.

THE WEATHER. .

The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg, Ditector of the Hoogkong Observatory:—

On the 29th at 11.45 8.-The barometer has faller moderately in E. Japan, and risca slightly over China and The Philippines.

The depression is now situated over the N.E part of the Sea of Japan.

Pressure is high over China and in excess of the normal generally, except in Japan.

Moderate N.E. and E. winds may be expected in the Formosa Chindel and along the Northern shores of the China Sea.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours coding at 10 am, to-day, to inches,

JORECAST.

1.-Hoogkong and Neighbourhood, B. winds, moderate; showery.

2.-Formosa Channel, N.E. winds, moderate. -South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as No. 1.

4-South coast of Chios between Hongkong

́and Hainao,'samo'sa No. 1.:

70-MORROW.

Ft. John's Cathedral.

Eleventh Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion 7.30 a.m. Matins 11 am. Responses: Ferial, Venite Maciarren in A. Pralorm: 30th „morning, Ta Doom: Lawen, Coike and Hopkins, Benedictust Langdor.

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LOCK RETOKI'S,

HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCES

Kowiona Dod

SOISONED

H.M.S. Whiting....... Laisang

H.M.S. Robin. ----- U.S.S, Albatross ...... Jutuopolis AS NOTURD Japan...rfo

Pocahontas......

lyo Marurus

Hatching resta

"Cosmopolitan Alerdeen

The Ships Passed Canal,

28th July--Brasilia, Crowhall, Promise Palermo, Hekata Maru, Memnon, Derflinger, Klist.

$1st July-Barlomond," "Ningchow,

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Shipping.

#Kerivato,390

Mandayan Maru, Jap, 6.8.,*4,184, Salamoto, 29th Aug-Katchinolza 3rd Aug, Coal, *~~ M. D. K. ̧!.

Changaba, Br. 2., 2,303, E Finlayson, 29th

Aug yduny, 5th Aug. Gen.-B. & 5, America Marú, Jap. s., 3460, W. E. Filmer,

29th Aug.—San Francisco 1st Aug, Hamp; lulu 7th, Yokohama 10th, Kobe 21st, Naga?, saki 23rd, and Shanghai astb, Malls and Gen.-T. K. K.

Haimuu, Br. xx, 616, A. J. Robson, zqib Aug.,

-Foochow 26th Aug, Amoy 27th, and Swalow 28th, Gen,-D, L. & Co. Vedra, B, 1,691, Tacker, 29th Aug.- Sumalis 19 hug, and Singapore 20th, Petroleum,A. P,& Co.

Clearanose at the Harbour OMỏe. Rajoburi, for Holbow.

weichow, for Swalow. Ujian Mars, for Sourabaya. Manduan Marw, for Kulchinotzu. Karing, for Cebu,

Abana, for Canton, »

Stratkendrick, for Salgen.

Darjin Mary, for Swatow.

Departures.

August 29.

Korea, for San Francisco. Rubi, for Manila. Forsking, for Foochow

madr, for Shanghai, Chiku Maru, for SwatoW. Roj hurt, lor Hoihow.. "Ujina Mure, for Sourabaya. Kaifong, for livilo,

Paanonizers Kirjvad,

Per Halmus, from Coast Porte-Col. Cox, Mestes. D. Hack, Barles, R. Borne, and 197 Chinese.

AUGUST 29-1908.

Smithendrick, Br. 12, 2,443, J. R. Stewart. 7th HADE=NOW York/atthi: Mur, vik Durban. 20 6th June,. Cum Oil and Gén—D. & Co.

Sungkinny, B...., 957, G. H. Pennefather,

S

7th Auga-Hallo a3rd Aug., Sugar, B. &|

Toming, Br. 16

1,546, A Somerville, 8th

Aug --Manila 39th Aug. Sugar and Ges Victoris, Swed. 14, 989. T. Eckert, 32nd Aug, Bangkok and Kohsiching 15th Augh Rice and

MERR Callam & Co. G-

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-baniaTMFor Lovitzeang, 1118 Sapt., 3 ra "Singapore, a Pandog and ⠀ Galentua - Pol: "Adams, F. R Feoksand, 13th Sept. 3. Caldwell, G. En

Keetuor, Shinghal, Nagasaki, Koba, Yok kaichi, Shidmidro, Yokohama, Honolulu and Ban Francisco - For Sthuria," 19th Sept.

VISI1088. AT THE HOT ELS,

WHOROKONG.

Adamia, P. R.“ Billard, H. M.. Sallino VasukiA.

Battiscombe, H. G. Jutsopolis, Br. ship, 2,840, Stewart, 5th June,-"Benson, R.

San Francisco 5th April, Casa Oil--S. O. Bergymas, Mr. & Mra, Co.

R. J.

King George, Br. ship, 2,057, Tucker, 71h||Black, Dr. G. D. R.

Aug., Canios 6th. Ang, Ballast,—S. : 0.|. Bluno, A. 8. Cop

Steamers Expected.

Versals

From Agent's

Aldetham

Manila G., L. & Co Aug. 30 Flisubire..

"...........5kaoghal. 5, T. & Co Aug. 30 Ernest-Simon Saigon...M. M....... Aug. 31 Nikko Mara... Manila N. Y. K... Aug. 31 San ki Maru... Shangbai.. N. Y.

NTBAUR. 31 Nagasaki... NY. K... Sept. "'Yawata Maru .

Devanba ...Slogapore, P. & D. Co Sept. Nicomadia. Keba P. & A. Co Sept. Arkonia. Kobb M. & Co... Sept

Köalg, C.

Massoy, Miss K. A. Mcintosh, G. G. McKean, Dr. G.W, Mody, Mr. and Mr. J.

Dr. and Mr. JE

Hikkala, H. N. W

Clayson, MENG Clayson, Memo Pa

Pas Mr. & Mrs. Barna Clothier, Mr. and Mrs, Ram, The MA HAWANA) Banndera, Mr. |Dostelas,

Madame

Fletcher, H. LASSA

Gaster, Mr. E. RA."

"Smith"/2t, and. Mrs.

Smith,

Grant

Hayes, Dr.A 1966 Stewart, Capt.

Johnston, Mrs.

KOWLOOM, NE

"Allon, 0.8)

Black, H.

Bode, Capt. Bramman, E. H

Hopa“ Mr. and Mrs.

wand z children

Samson, Barpa

Stapleton, Mr. & Mrs.

| Taughty, Mecand Mr. Stawans, Hrast

Mody, Master F. Ho Mady, Master J. H.

· Moore, Dr. and Mrs." | Gardner, J. Ha

WBA , Me

Gray, S

Stone, P. E F.

Osborne, Mr. and Mrs. CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGIOTEN,

Packer B. L

Pearse, Dr. W. W Fesko, A. W. J.

Parkics, T. L.

Peradorge, Dr. & Mru.

Brayfield, T Bumano, Mr. and Mrs.

Bubner, W. C

Nad Nindhardy E

Du

·Bumierre, 5. C. de

Carter, A Colvin, H. B. Cooke, H. Coadoo, H. L.

C

C

Copp, Mr. W. H.

Coppi Caph W. H. Copp, Miss

4

Corry, Dr. and Mrs.

1

Courtony. Mr. M. and

Child

Mayori Maru...Japan... N. Y. K.... Sept.

3

DAF, E. W.

Namang Singapore. I, M. & Co Sept.

Doty, A. Le G.

-

Lituania

Singapore. M. & Co. Sapt.

4

Esrom, F.

Kaga Maru

Siberia

Monteagle...

Japan. NY.K... Sept Fuller, S. I.

Tepan..... P. M. Co... Sept!,8| Hall, J. E. Vioconver C. P. R. Co Sept, iu Hail, Capt. Ti Calcutta...J., M. & Co Sept 13, Hayes, fi, V.. Emp. of China Vancouver, C. P. R. Co Sept. 17 Helm, Mr. and Mrs. P. Wildomar..Sydney... M. & Co... Sept, 18 B.

Choylang .....

Wow Omre,

MAILS VIA SIBERIA

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A Mail will glove för:— Swatow, Amoy and Tamui-Per Daifi Mars, 30th Aug.,9 AM.

·Per Changsha, from Australiao Fort-Mrs. Guild and 3 children, Mesars. E. Holmes,

Tha 1.1. Koda Maru will be, depatched to Milton E. Springer, J. Cobb, P. R. Cumning, 4. G Davier, 49 Chinese, and 21 Japanese.

Dalay from Shanghai every Friday with rail. Per America Maru, from San Francisco-way connection to meet the mail train from Messrs. R. Agacaoil, A. F. Allen, S. Apostol,

Vladivostock. L. Arrets, A. Baltasar, C. Barretto, Mr. and Mrs. 1. F. Bell, Messrs. V. Borja, C. T. Brady, Ir, J. 3. Chuk, F. A. Dalburg, F. de la Paz, Mrs. E. Dixon, Vesra. Į. Daugherty, A. For moso, Mis F. Fischer, Mr. V. Fraganti, Mrs. |A. J. Gough, Messrs. A. D. ]. A. Gough, L. Hidrosillo, Miss W. Hunter, Messrs. A. Guerro, F. T. James, J. R. Jefferies, P. Laygo, V. Manale, 1), F. Mill, E. J. Oliver, A. E. Patet, 1. Pardo, E. Q usumbing, J. Rocha, M. Roce, | Miss V H. Sawyer, J. A. Shaw, A. Sison, J. Sweeney, C. Torrelianca and F. Valencia. From Honolulu-M., A. Ferreyros. From Yokohama Mr. Gribayedoff. From Kabs → Dr. H. B. Graham

Swatow, Weibalwei, Chefoo and Tientsin- Por Kurlchow, 30th Aug., 9 AM. -

Swatow-Per Haimun, 31st Aug, 1 P.M. Shanghai, Yokohama and Kobe-Per Japan, 311 Aug 3 P.M.

Haiphong-Per Amigo, 3'sĄ¤g, 5 PM. Saigon--Per Kamun, 1st Sept., to A.M.”

wow, Weihaiwel, Chefoo and Tizutsio- Par Cheongshing, tat Sept., tá AM,

Europe, India, Tuticoria-Pe Yarra, 1st Sept. KURT From Shanghai-Mestra, Pok Ng, P. S. Ke, Prof., Schailzer, and 18 Chi.

Singapore. Penang and Calcutta Per Lafiang, 1st Septi, a P.M.

Desc.

4

Haipning Reporta

Sur. Halmus, from Coast Pori-Light winds and fine weather."

Br. Ching ka, from Sydney-Experienced | strone E. gales and heavy taló to Brisbane then light S. E. winds and fine,weather umil anival at Hongkong.

VESSELS IN PORT

STRAWERS,

Keelung, Shanghai, Moji, Kobe; Yokkaichį, "Shimidm, Yokohama, Victoria, and Seattle-

Porsiyo Maru, in Sept. 3 PM.

Horse, R.

፡፡

Innes, Capt. R. Kingcomis, II.A

Almeda, Miss &

tar

G. de

Ray, E, H. Rich, L

Rogers, G. W.

"Roland, LA

Shields, O. E.

Spittles,

Stebbing, W. T.

Stevens, Rev. A. ], Sallon Mr. and Mrs

F. B.

F. Thomas, II. P.

Wallach, C.

August 28th, 1958, am

Bar, Th. Ho Wind Wr.

Vladivostock

Hakodate

Takle

Kochi

Nagusiki Kagoshima Online

Ishigakijima. Bonio is...... Cheloo.......... Weihaiwei ... Hankow....... Kinking

Shanghai m

Wilkinson, C.

Whieman, Capt.

Galsia

Woods, J. D.

Peak..

Amby

CONNAUURT.

Swatow

2.11.

Tricht.....

"BinaR........

Mas- Kwan, Mr. and Mr. C. Taibaka....

Bellows, U. M, Boyless, N. E. Brander, J. H. Cadwalader, 8. W. Carlo, 1. Y. Carmichael, H. Carmine, J. H. Cleveland, B. Darling, F. W, Deseo, Mi Engelen, Dr. M. Evenbudwig, W.. Eyre, Mi, and Mrs. Friedlácuder, E.. Garibaldi, M. Hashim, Sald:: Hock, O. D. Holmes, F. E Hough, Dr. Hunter, J. W.

H.

Lepei, D. J..

Li Chuo, Admiral

Lim Pang Cheng Lokyue, Mrs.

ij

McNiellle, Mr. & Mrs.

Rigge, H. E.. *Robson, R. H.

Rumle, H. Schenck, W. B. Schnaldarmann, Scholtzer, Mr. H. Shepherd, H.

Springler, M. E. Silva-Netto, Mr. and Mrs. A. F. and child Bilya, Mr. & Ms. F. F.

Eça da

Jorge, Mr., Mrs., and

Jos, Dr.::/* Kelly, W/H.

500, C. K. Souza, Dr. E. L Stewart, G. R.

- Stuart, Mrs. Jolu

Vieto, B. E

Walsh, Mr.

Master F. J.V.

Per

Klise, Roy D. Kouth, H..

PEAK.

Madila Per Toming, 1st Sept. 3 P.14. Singapore. Penang and Colombo Sisuki Marwarst Sept, C'MO

Hoihow, Pakho and Haiphong-Per Singan, 2nd Sept: B A.MP

Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama-Per Nikko Maru, 2nd.sept. 11-A-M.,

Ningpo. and Shanghai-Pat Wingsang, and Sept., 11 A MALE AN

Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday filand, Cooktowe, Cairus, Townsville, Bris Abana, Br, 1.5, 2,078, A. Bowden, z6th Aug,,bane, Sydney and Melbourne-Par Changika,

-New York 28th Jane, Petroleum.5. Uzad Sept, 3 P.M.

Са

Amigo, Ger. L. 700, H. Frandsen, 26th Aug

Holhow 25th Aur, & co.-J. & Co. Arnell, Jr. 8.a., 1,433, Wissnom, 24th Aug.

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Alone, and Sept

Amoy, Manila, Cebu and Ipile-Par Swag Tungtau, Cheloo and Newchwang - Fer Nanchang, 2nd Sept., 3 P.M. 6.

Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macantay-Per Tyrkins and Sept., 4 P.M.. Singapore, Penang and Calcutta - Pe Lightning, 3rd Sept., TI AM

Aagaard, Mr. B. Allen, Mr. Anderson, Xiss Aubrey, De Accott, E F G Austin, Mr. Beattin, Mr. & Mrs Briscombe, Miss

Walter, John Wintoo, G. C.

Hodgson, O. M.

Hutchison, Capt and

Humphreys, W. M.

Mr.

.Irving, Edward

A.

Britton, Miji Boint, Mr. Borton, Major Carruthers, E. S.. Chamier, C.M.G. Lt.

Col.

Whampoa 3rd Aug, Ballast.-13. & Co. Claverbum, Br. 1.5., 2,518, W. H. Seloco, 17th Aug-from Cardiff, Coals. —D; & Co., Ld. Courtfield, Br.. a.s., 4,897, J. Wiseman, 25th May-Moji 20th May, Coal.M..B. K. Daijin Mare, Jap, ka, 1909, 1. Sakurai, z6th Aug-Tamsui via Amoy and Swalow 25th Empress of Japan, Br. 3. 3,039, F. Robinson,

AUX, Geo. O. S. K. R.8.2, 77th Aug,,-Vancouver gh Aug, Kobe and Yokoham-Fei Kamakura Maru, and Shanghai xeb, Mails and Gen.-C. Ph Sept, 18 AM, Ꭱ . Co.

Manila---Ps. Yumeang, 4th Sept.. 3 P M. Shangbai--Per Skaskring, 4th Septy 3 PM Shangbai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohami Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Empris: of Japan, 5th Sept, 3 P.M.

Shangha; Yokohama, Kobe and Moji-Pe Namjang, 8th Sept., 11. A.,

Chamier, Mrs. & chit-

dren Clarke, F, S Manila, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Cairns, | Coke, Lt. & Mrs. B. E. Townsville, Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, Daniel, Fred. W Adelaide, Perth, Hobart, Launceston, New Daniel, Water J. 4th Sep'. M Zealand and Fremantle-Per Fawata Mars, Darling, Cel

Davidnon, Mr. Davies, Hos. W, Rees

Forest Dalé, Br. #,8., 2,183. Noall, “43h Aug,— Frithjol, Nor. s.., 891, 0, Andersen, Sib Aug., Samsang 1415 mug, Sugar, B. & S.

from Saigon, Rico.--Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. Haichiog, Br. 3., 1,267, W. C. Passmore, 12th Aug-Foochow gih Asg, Amoy "fotb, “and Swatow 15th, Gen.-D., L. & Co. Hopsang, Br. &., 1,359, J. M. Hay, 27th Aug.

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Bourabaya 17th Aug, Sugai,-),, M. & lachane, Br. s., McFarlane, 24th Aug,

New York 3rd June, and Singapore 17th, Aug, Keroxide Oil-},, M & Cá lyo Maru, Japs, 3918, S. Ishikawa, 23rd, Aug-Shangbai 20th Aug.,. Gen.-N.Y.

K.

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Japan, Dr. ss., 3,806, J. G. Olifent, 251d Aug.. Catcotta 8th Aug, via Penang and Sín- gapore 17th, Gen.-D. S. & Co, Ld, Johanne, Ger. 8.x, 953, F' Iversen, 28th Aug.

, alphang

aard hag, and Haibow th Gra.-J. & Co. Keemun, Br. s., 9,067, H. W. N. Evans, 16th

Aug.-Tacoma 2nd Aug, Gen.-U. & S.. Lapschap, Ger. s.k., 28.6, R. K. Sperling, 15th Aug-Moji 17th Aug, Coal-J & Co. eanor, Br..s., 2,361, F. Mc vair, 4th Aug,

-Wolung 20th Aug, Gen,.-C. P. R. Cop Lightning, Br. 1,615, A. E. Gentes, 28th

Aug. Calcutta via Penang and Singapore: 23rd Aug Lockisn, Ger. 14, 1,010, W. Taubert, 25th 19th Aug. Rice.-B. & S. Br. 185 C. H. Borch, 17th Aug,London Singapore 11th Aug.,. Geo-, & Co, Ld."

Mac Bangkok |

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Keelung Moli, Kobe, Yokkaichi Shimid, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per Nicomedia, ath Sept., 11 A.M...

Manila, Yap, Fr. Wilhelmsbalen, Simpaor: bafeo, Herbertsbobe. Matapi, Sydney, Hoban. Launceston, New Zealand Melbourne. Ade faide, Perth and Fremantle-Per Manila, toth

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Hockaday, W, T.

Jones, A.M.C. Major

T. P..

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. E.

S

Kn, E. LA Kydel, Mr. Linaing, Albert E Lauder, Major Lawford, L. H. Logan, Major vad Mrs. Macdonald, Dr. and

MTE

Martin, R. Meyer, Miss

Mitchell, R. Mollermann, Mis Monk, 5. D.

Madana

Dawstoe, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs.

Edwards, Rov. & Mrs. Elch, Mr. and Mrs, Ellis, Mr.

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