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A JAPANESK LOVE SONG.

Your small fest are white,,

But the willows are blusj

Your small lips are red;"

But the great clouds sio grey.

The waves are so many

That whisper to you;

But my love is only

Que flight of spray,

The bright drops are mady,

The dark wave is one

The dark wave auhpiles.

But the bright sea remains ;

And wherever, O singing

Maid, you may rus,

You are one with the world For all your pains.

Though the great skies are dark,

And your small feet are white, Though your wide aset are gra7. "And the closad poppies red ; Though the kisses are many...

That colour the,aigh',". They are linked like praris Da eno golden thread.

Was the gray cloud not made

For the red of your mouth, ages for flight

The

Of the butterfly years.

The sweet of the peach

For the pale.lips of, Jrouth,

The sunlight of similes

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For the shadow of tears?

Love, love is the thread

That has licked them in,bliss ;

All bues are but notes

In one world-wide tuge,

Lips, willows, and waves,”

We are one as wo kiss,.

And your face and thy fɔwers

Faint away in the moon.

Pall Mall Goniite,

COTTON VARN IN JAPAN.

ACTIVITY IN EXPORT.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 23 1000

STREET ROBBBRY IN

YOKOHAMA,

YOREIGN LADY ATTACKED.

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Departures Oct. 29.

Hirano Marw, för Moji,..., Crylon, for Singapore. Vitno Mars, fol Kohn... A street that very like that recently oc

Taikhsan Maru: for Daloy, curling in Koba has taken place in Yoko. Athell, for Singapnie..

Vorwarts, for Hoihow. At about 7.30 on the evening of the Brigavia, for Shangbai. 8th fontani, while Men. Hookler was returning Chiyun, for Canton, from the yakushitama at Moto-machi, Yoko- CAffiking, for Canton, hame, by way of Kuziko, a Japsoeso sprang at

Tingang, for Canton. her and seized a reticule which was fastened to Kwelyang, for Canton,

Aldenham, for Obangbali bar wrist, and a basket which she was carry Berme, for Sandakan, ing. Madama Henklar refused to loosan ber Albenes, for Singapore: hold, whereupon the Japanese pulled her to the Hanol, for Haiphong. ground and dragged her down several of the Angkin, for Bangkok, Holman, for Swatow. steps, dually placip his foot upon her chest to Faurang, for Newchwang, compel ber" to release the articles. By these Kwanzfah, for Shangbal. means"the scoundrel succeeded "la" oblaining | Glamorganskirs, for Singapore. possession of the relicule and made off, balore |·Zafira, for Manile. Roy are came to the lady's assistance. The | Jaß in Gor its states that the reticule coo- tained about Y35, besides other articles which Madame Henkler had just purchased. Madame Henkler, who was Baturally badly shaken, called at a friend's house near by, and the mater was at once reported to the police but so far the man has not been arrastad. The | dangers of badly-lighted streets have thas been ngain demonstrated in Koba and Yokohama - during the past work.

COMMERCIA!

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE. Selling,

London-Bank T.T......

demanns

Do, Do. 4 months' sight...... France-Bank T.T. ... America-Bank T.T...... Germany-Book T,T. India T,T.airteen Do. demand.......... Shanghai-Bank T.T.

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PALLATERTE STedvid.

Per Monmouthshire, from, Shanghai-Cypt. Loaker. Mrs. Caderson, 3 children and smah.

Per Changsh, from Australian Ports-Mer. Kimpton, Mrs. Gibson and children, Mr. and Mr. Brace and a children, Mestre, St. Leon Hayes, Gill, Mrs. A. Hueber, Mr. and Mrs Oymo, Mrs. Goods, Capt. Jamieson, and Mr. Richardson

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DOCK RETURNS,

DE MONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCES.

On Lee referen Naushuo.SELESA

H.M.S. Roblo

Hongkong Mara Lyndhurs

Sus On

Ben Thuey

St. Enoch Yuodas

Kowloon The

\TAIKOO. DOCKS. .

at Quarry Bay Docka

Szechuan P. NOTHIES Hupab.....

Осационн Locksta vpisikii

Ships Passed Tha Chun), 3rd September-Sydney, Prins Ludwig, Wakasa Maru. 7th September-Segovia, Slam, Sanuki, Mary,' foth September- Antenor, Bloemfontien, Ernus Simons, Glen logan, Glemask, Oopack, Palermo, Sardinia, Talamon. 14th September-Benavon, Benvor. lich, Breconshire, Jason. 19th September- Astyahas. Sado Maru, Gorden, Tourane, Pek fag 31st September-Paiko, Indramaya, Awa Maru, Smiðla, Glengarn, 24th September Mishima Maru, Namur, Slavonia, Tankia 'Syria, Hirons 'Maru, Moyun. 28th Septem ber-Bearly Sarpidon, Laurie, rst October Armand "Bakie, Calchas, Indráwadi, Bingo "Paaranenes departed. Per Hand Maru, for Japan-Capt. Y. Mar, Carnarvonshire, Poona, Tamba Mare Shoji, Miss M. Corbett, Mr. and Mrs. W. Met-5th October-Indien, Andalusta, Bulow, Da

bighshire, Brskarzog Franz Ferdinand, Car. call, Messrs. M. Ito. Gliet. Seang Warakrou: marthenshire, Glenlochy, Konang St, Shimosa A. 1. de Souza, A. Edwards, E. R. Mobbs and

8th October-Parsons, Australian. Manslaus, ". Nagai,

Nore, Ching Wo. tab October · Benlomond, Bramar, Ping Sway, Sumatra, Priant, Vorone). 15th October-Kilit, Dortmund, Dancalion Inaba Maru Kawachi Maru, Pak Ling, Ernest Simons, (us) Siluria, igth October-Dar- Mingar, Saxonta”, Lismore 22nd October. Kamo Maru, Atsuta Mary, Borneo, Palawan, Polynesian, Peleus, Vandalia,

Shinning Report,

Str. Ceylon Man, from Kobe : -Strɔng

Channel.

1813/16 N.W's wind and heavy rain in Formosa

........1/9 1/16 2,18

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Str. Monmouthshire, from Shanghai-Strong N.N.E. winds with much rain and high sea as fir as Brothers, from thence to Hongkong, light 1.77 variable winds, overcast,

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Singapore-Bank T.T. per H.K. $10073

.............841 ..1014

Japaù-Baok T.T.......

Java-Bank T. T.......

Buying.

months sight L/O

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6 months' sight L/C......çin mind [91 so days' sight San Francisco & New York „431 4 months' sight

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4 months' sight-Germany ari 1814 | Bar Silver..........qa qim neopiù.......231 Bank of England rata. - "Contrasne 15% Sovereign'...............................................11.56

_SHIPPING AND MAILS

MAILS DUR French (Armand Bekic) 24th Inst. Indian (Catherine Apcar) 37th inst English (Devanka) aytḥ inst., 6 p.ny. Canadian (Empress of China) 38th just. Indian (*Focksawg} 3th prox.........

We take from the commercial columns of "of the Japan Chronicle, of the 12th inst., the following-As referred to in our last week's report, the export of cotton yarn 'showed con- niderable activity towards the end of last month. The quotation on the Osaka Yers 4 months sight France .....................................................2.22 Exchanga went up abova Y130, the market for | 6 months' sight - spot delivery rising still higher. The high prices checked export, and the market became Black. As a result the quotation on the Yarn Exchange again declined to below Y120, that for spot delivery also dropping by: about Yz This ancouraged exporters, and busineıı bar ence more become active. On the 8th instant about 1,300 balesôf “Ebítu“ brand for Novem bar and Decembar delivery were sold at Y:27 to Yi850 and about 600 bales of the "Tachiuma" ("standing horse"), brand for No. vomber delivery af Y224, Adding those sold . in' thì, pánt faw days, the lotal' exceeds 3,000. bales for the "Tachiuma" brand alouë. In. cluding other brands, it will be found that the quantity sold is quite considerable. If the splooing companies continue to self at the sams or lower prices more business will be done. On the other hand, the companiɛa aro not supźlled with Large "stocks of 'raw-collon The quantity of American cation is far con. tracted for this year is said to be not more than 20,000.biles, which is only about one-third of the quantity contracted for the corresponding period of last year, while contracts for the sup- ply of judian raw collup amoval to no more shan 110,000 bales, a decrease of between 20,000 and 30,000 bales. The small contracts made this year are due to the higher quotais tions, and splopers may be compelled to in crease the price of yarn as their stock de creases, in which case export will oga's be checked. The most active buyers to the past few days are raid to be the Mitsui. Buras

Kaiba

ADVANCE IN RAW COTTON.. On the gh instant the Japanese Consul General at New York wited to the Government, stating that a meeting of the Internationa) Cotton Spioners' Association, held at Freakfast, Germany, on the 6th instant, published the opizion of the coton-spioners to Earope that, while the cotton crop in Americs had proved a failure, that-in-India and Egypt promised to be "wery successful, yielding sufficient to supply the world's demand for raw cottan, The Conspi. /General added that the fallure of the colten crop in America had resulted in an abnormal rise in the raw cotton quotations in all parts of the world. Should the present state of the mar ket long continus, cotton-spinnois throughout

the world would be placed in a very difficult position. The publication of the views of the

Europian spinners at the Frankport meeting

seems to have relieved the anxiety of the American cotton-spinners, "

KANEQAJUCHI SPINNING COMPANY We laura that the Kanegafuchi Spioping Company has decided to call up a further pay; ment of Yg nach on the new shares not later than January nex'. This is in addition to the Y7.50 on each share already called upon and to ba paid before the end of this month. The money so raised is to be entirely davoted to the weaving department, which has been -considerably extended of late, so that the com/ pany is still in need of the Y3,000,000 it has been proposed to raise by means of a loan, It has not yet been decided whether the loan will be raised in Japan or abroad.-

THROWN 70 THE LIONS,

THE MOROGFAN. FRETENDER'S TERRIDLE DEATH

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A Tangier telegram to the Eclair states that the death of El Roghi, the Moroccan Pretender took place altar horrible tortures loflicted in 'the pressace of Mulaj Hafid and bin barem..

El Reght was throws to the lions of the Ballan's menzzeris mod blu body was torn and mangled by wild beasts,

The C. N. Cole CAlikwa Iost Shanghai on zert Just, and is dea here on 4th prox.

The C. N. Co.'s as. Taiyuan leaves Sydney on yth inst, and is due hers 06 14 li prox.

The G. N... Minnesola laft Manila for this port on 22nd ins, ned is expected here on 24th inst. p.m.

The "Ben" Line s... Bemarty left Stugapore for Hongkong op 21st inst, and may be expect ed here on 17th inst.

The Imperial German Mail us. Print Walder be expected here on 12th prox mar left Sydney yesterday at noon, and may

The N. Y. Ks, Mayori Maru, Bombay Line, left Singappie for this part on azıð inst, and is expected here on 8th inst.

The N. Y. K. 45. Nikko Maru, Austrálias Line, left Manila for this port on 23rd last, and

expected here on 15th insi, a.m.

The Apcar Co.'s 1, Catherine Afear from Calcutta fest Singapore yesterday afternoon, and may be expected here on zych inst.

Line, left-Bombay for this port via Colombo The N. Y. K. us. Yeloiht Maru, Bombay and Singapore au solb insi,, and is expected

bere on 10th próx

The M. M. Ca'r us. Armand Bakic in ex., pected to arrive at this part on 24th inst, at 1′′ pm, i will probably leave for Shanghai on

25th inst., morning.

The P. & O, S, N, Co.'s 1.1. Devanka left

Singapore for this port on 25th inst. at 6.30 a.m., with the outward English Mails, and, is due here on 17th inst, at 6 p.m.

The C. P. R. Co/s sa. Empress of China | arrived at Nagasaki at 7-a.m., on zzedinst., and left again at p... same day, for Shanghai, where she is dus to arrive at 7 a.m.; on açıb |

insi,

Shivring.

Changsha, Br. s. 1,469, 2. Finlayson, 22nd

Oct-Australia via Ports 18th Oct. Gen

E & S

Ceylon Maru, fap. 35., 1,147, F. L. Pyoe, 22nd

Oct-Kobs 15th Oct., Gen.-N. Y. K.. Calchas, Br..1...,' 4.278, G. A. Rodway, zzud OcLiverpool 18th Sept., Gen.-H. & S. Monmouthshire, Br. na: 3,158, G. E. Warner,

sand Oct-Stanghal 19th Oct., Gen.-], M. & Co.

Kal Fing, Br. s.5, 1,604, Mcfarlane, 320d Oct. -Chingwarto 17th Oct, Coal-C. E. & M. Co

Daigi Maru. Jap. s.8; 846. H. Murayama, 23rd Oct-Tamsui via Amoy and Swatow.2nd Oct, Gen‚-0, S, K. Linao, Br. 1, 1,351, C. O. Williams, 231d

Oct-Canton azad Oct., Gen.-B. & S Hangchow, Br. a, 999, G. Mawley, 2urd Oct.,

—Canion stud Oct, Geg.-B. & B. Wakamatsu Maru, Jap. s... 1,737, U. Aikawa,

ird Oct-Wakamatau 17th Oct., Coal, M. B. K. Soudan, Br. transport, 8,000, Lockyeń, 23rd

Oct-England rgih Septi

1.

Clearanosi at the Harbour pete, Kent, for Chinklang. Trini M, for Bangkok. Baldis, for Bangkok, Haimun, for Swatow, Kuangtah, for Shanghiệ

Nan-ken, for SwatDW. Hot Fok, for Kwong-chow-wan, Zero, for Manila Hasol, for Kwong-chow-wa Locsok, for Bangkok, Malal Held, however, suspended the torturs Angifs, for Bangkok. bafora doaib ended the sufferings of bis victim, Rafyang, for Swatow and then causad kim 10 be shot by two Oca ne, for Kaslang, APKTORÉ V

Calchas, for Shanghai. 1. „Tos, bady of El Right was banned and the | Faure, for Nawchwang. ushan", buried is the courtyart of the patacam - Linan, for Shanghalga

Prefigter, for Paracels,

VESSELS IN PORT.

STEAMERS,

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Arrivals at Home-3rd September-it, Caladontin, Kansebes, Istria, yth September

Kama Maru, Kawacht Maru. Toth Septem bor-Cardiganskire, Patroclus, Palaus. 11th September Malla. 14th September-Orestes, Arratoon Apcar, Br., 2,931, "A. Stewart Marw. 171b September-Segura, Prins Lud. St. Petrtik, Myrmidon, Wray-Castle, Sanmar. azad Oct-Calculia via Penang and Slowig Ernest Simons, a1st September-Seneca, gapore kolb Oct, Gon.-D. S. & Co., Ld.

Palkan, 34th September Segovia, Ganesh Asia, Br. x.s., 2,457, Harry Gaukroger, 21st Jason, Slam.

27th September-Sardinta Oct, San Francisco 33rd Sept, Honolula 18th September-Gorden, Awa Maru, tst seth, Yokohama 13th Oct., Kobe tath, October-Mishima Maru, Tonklu, sth Octa- Nagasaki 16th, and Shanghai 19th, Mails ber-Sambla. 8th October-Carnarvonikira, and Gen-P. M. §. 5. Co.

Lester, Tamba Maru. gih October-Syria. rath October-Bulom, Slavonio, 19th Octo: ber-Persons, ¿ndalusta, Carmarthenshire, Ping Susy,

Chiyo Maru, Jap. 18, 13,418, W. W. Greene, 15th Oct-9 Francisco 4th Sept, Honolulu 21st, Yok hama 3rd Oct., Kobe 4th, Nagasaki 6ib, and Manila 19th, Gen. -T. K. K...

Choising, Ger, 8.8., 1,911, J. Brahe, toth Oct, -Bangkok rib Oc., Rice and Meal- B. & S.-

Chowla, Ger. 4.1., 1,955, F. Bruhon, 22nd Oct, --Bangkok 14th Oct., Rice-Yuen Fat Hoog.

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Eskdale, Br. 2.x, 1,916, G. W. Duff, Fath Oc',,

-Java 26th Sap, Sugat.-D. & Co.; Ld, Ha'di Nor. ss., 1,064, G. Solberg, 17th Oct... -Bangkok to Oct, Rice-C S. B. N. Co. Hongkong Maru, Jap. 2.3., 3,447, S. Togo, 16th Oct., Meji ath Oct., Gen.-T, K, K. Kansu, Br. 16, 1,97, R. Davies, 17th Oct.,~-

Cinton 16th Oci,, Gen)—–—–B. & S.

Laertes, Br. 3.5.1,340, H. O. D. Frampton, 11th Oct-Salgen 7th. Det, GenWo Fat Sing.

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Post Mce.

Mail from Europe via Siberia 1— Date of Despatch | Date due-lo |·

Vessal from London. Hongkong.. 19th "apt....... | To-marrow. 1- Chinhwa

Only fally propaid letters and postcardı are transmissible by the Siberino Route to Europe.

A Mail will gloss for Bangkok-Put Nald's, 24th Oct, 9 AM. Keelung, Shanghal, Mofi, Kobe, Yokohams, Victoris, Vancouver, and Tacoma Per Oceano, 24th Oct., 9 à M.

Sbangka), Nagasaki, · Kobe, Yokohama, Laisung, Br. ss. 2,275, E. ..Tadd, 14th Oct,wall. to Europe-Per Chiyo Mars, 15th Oct., onolulu sad San Francisco via Sibarian Calcutta via Foning and Singapore gib

11 A.M. Oct-Gen.), M. & Co..

Locksun, Ger. s.5, 1,920, W. Taubert, 12th Oct.,Bangkok sià Oct., Rice and Wood. -M. & Co.

Manila-Por Fontang, 15th Oct., 2 P.U. Mapila -- Per Mommawihshire, 15th Oct.,

JP.M.

TOMORROW.

St. John's Cathedral. 24th October 20th Sunday after Trinity. Holy Communion 7.30 nm. Mallos m., Responses: Ferial, Venite: Novelle, Paalms of the sith matning. Te Daum Woodward, Smart, Turle, Benedictus Langdon, Hymas: 165, 721 and 305,

VISITORS AT THE HOTEP3,

Adair, Mrs. Hugh

"Adams, P.R."·

Allan, F. H.

Allen, J. Audiool, Bochas, A. Brownell, E. H, Buckland. T, C.

| Benner, Mr. and

W.O

Honakona,"

Lattringhaus, P...

Macdonald, Miss

Mackenzie, J. HA

Mrs.

Evensong 5.45 p.m. Respposer). Farist, Psalms; of the 24th evening, Magolficat! Nupe Dimittis Wesley in F.. Anthem i Burnell, C... "Like as the hart"-Novello, Hymas: 197 | Burns, Mr. & Mrs. and 208, Sevenfold Aman. "'..

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NB-Palm 119. Verses 1,.3. 7. 8. 9. 13, 17, 22, 24, 25, 17, G. P. in unison. Reopening of the Cathedral Organ on Tues- day next, October 26th, at 5.30 p.m.

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon. 20th Sunday' after Trịu)ty 74th October. Holy Communion at 8 a m., Morning Service Aura.m. Sunday School at 2.10 p.m., in British School,

Evening Service at 6 p m. - -Services on Sundays — t

Holy Communion on ret, 3rd and 5th Sun. days of the month at noon

Holy Communion on 2nd and 4th Sundays

at 5 am.

Morning Prayer al.11 a,m. Evening Prayer at 6 p.m.

Mackinnon, Mias Marriott, Dr. O, Markbam, R Martin, J. B. Matson, F. McIntosh, G. 0. Menigh; J. E

Mora, H. J

1. Nawell, E. W.

Natchell, A. J. Osborn, C. F

Osborne, Mr. and Mrs.

Clark M. O.

Clement, Misses (3) Colvin, H. E.

N.

Condon, H. L.

Olten

Crain, J. H.

Curry, G.

Day, E, W. Drum, Capt. and

H. Ä,

Eastwick, Majer

P.G. Fuller, Depman Gallon, W.

Ganbaldi, M.

Gill, Miss E. H. Gill, Miss V. H.

Goode, Mrs, M. V.

G Packer, B. L

„Paizold, Mr. and Mrs

E. L.. Mrs, Philips, F. W.

BEEH

and Reanme, Miss S. O.

Gotham, Mr. and Mrs.

C. L.

Children's Service no 181 Sundays of every Guggenħin, J. alternate menib, at 3 p.m.

Bt. Peter's Church., Queen's Road West.

Hall, Capt. T. P. Bannon, C. G.

Hargis, Mrs. L. D. Hargreaves, A. R... Hawksworth, F. G. Hegard, T. S.

zoth Sunday after Trinity, 24th, October. - Morning Prayer 11 am. Venito Novello, Propar, Psalms; No. 107, Crotch, Peland, Tay lor. Te Deum; Lawee, Cook, Hopkins, Bim-Hill. W. H. belt, Benedictes; Beeth van, Hymns: 35, 30.

510, 417.

Evening Prayer: Preacher, Revd Thornhill, Paper, Paalms; No. 104, Old Melody, Traven, Cantate; Woodward, Kyrie, Unison, Hymos 37. 45, 274 and 533.

Hewett, Hon. Mr. and

Mr. E. A,

Hough, Dr. S. Hyer, J. C. Ibolcon, I. Innes, api. R. Reach, O.0.

Rees-Davies, Hos, Mr.

W.

Riddell, Mr. and Mrs.

R.

Sawyer, Mrs. M. L.

Soffietti, Paul N Spalding, R., Surgeon

and Mrs. A. Di

Spiftior, J. Square, Miss A Stabbing, W. T. Stockbauten, Stration, Me and Mrs, ›

W.M.

O.

Swift F. M.. Thompson, Mr. & Mrs..

M. L. M

- Thompson, J. J..

Toliman, Mr. T, B. Tolman, Mrs. T. B.

* children Tompson, C. Washbar, Paul Watson, A. R.

Whitcomb, B.

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Kolght; W. B.

Wacks, M. W.

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Klins, Mr. and Mrs. Lauder, 1,

G. T. and child

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Whitmarsh, A.

Wright, C. H..

CRAIGIESYRI

Holy Communion 7.30 p.m. The Church launch Dayspring-will call on ships carrying white crews to bring friends Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs, Wood, G. G. a.m., and between 15 and 6 p.m. (Kowloon ashore to the services between 9.15 and 10.30 Polica Pier, to 30 and 6 p.m.), returning after words All the sittings are free and unappro priated. Visitors are welcome. Books, etc provided.

Sunday School so to 10.45 m.

Roman Catholic Cathedral-Mass at 6 .m., yam,, 8 am, and 9.30.a.m.' Basedletion, 5:30 p.m.

G.A.

Blair, D. K. Caldwell, Mr. and Clothier, H.W. Jackman, B. T. Knott, Mr. Kydd, Mr. and Mrs.

W. Ress, L. a...

Corman Bethesda Chapo', West Phist Alabaster, Mr.

Horalog Service. Trên

St Francia' Church Wanohsi:—Mass (CÂśn),

6 am. (Port.), 7.30 a.m. Benediction, 5 p.m. St Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Moraing

Service (English), 10 a.m.'

8 a.m.

St Anthony's Chapel West Point:-Maus, The Bosary Uhurah Kowloon-Every Sun

day, Mess at 7,30 am, and Mats, followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment, at 9 am).

Union Church-Services, 11a.m. and 6 p.m.

CRIVA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER October 22nd, 1909, n.m.

Welhalwei, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per Chip. Lausok, Gar. 1,5,, 1,010, P. Wittstock, th

Oct-Bangkok 6th Oc, and Kohaichangking, 15th Oct., & P.M. Bib, Rice and Woad.-B. & S. Machew, Ger. .., 998, R. G. Zollver, 201h Oct,-Bangkok-faih Oct., Rice.—B, & 8, Nanshan, Br. ss., 1,399, A. Jonas. 10th Oct.,

-Singapore, Colombo and Bombay - Per | Rata Geylon Maris, 25th Oct., 4 P.M.

Amoy gib Oct., Ballast.-B. & Co.

Oce 100, Br. J., 3,050, F. W. Davies, 13th Oct.,--Manila 9th Oct., Gen.-D. &.Co.

Ld.

Onsing, Br. ..., 1,787, E. S. Woolay, aznd Oct-Samarang 10th Oct., Sugat.-J., M.

k Co.

Pitsavulok, Gor, 11, 1,267, F. Reimers, 19th,

OctBangkok and Swatow 11th Oct Rice, B. & S. Quarta Ger, 11., 1,245, H, Madsen, 31st

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Auld, Mr. Arcbbutt, Mr..

Aubrey, Dr."

Accott, E. F.

Bates, Mr.

Ritchie, A.

Mr. Smith, Crowther

Smith, Mr. and" Mei,

Grant

Sikh, E, Grant Smith, Miss D.

F. Stewart, Miss Wilson, G.-L.

*PEAR.

Bayard, Col. and Mrs.

Bowdler, Mrs, Bowen, Mr. and Mr. Browie, Hoa. & Mr.

A.W. Bride, Orpt, and Mrs, Caurtney, McD. Champmorin, Mr, and

Mr. P. de Chaplain, Mia COmpbell, Miss O.. Coughtris, Mr. Conland, A.

Davidson, E.

Dawion, Me..

Dation, Mr.

Earle, Mr.

Leash, Mr. Lieb, H.

Liob, Miss

Login, Major & Mr. Morlin, R. May, H. & G.

Nicolaisen, 'Mr. Or, J. W. Pembertor, W.G... Phelips, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Mejor Piggot, Sir Francis Postar, Mr.

Munson, Mrs.

Probyn, R.A.M.C), Major. Rees, Mr. and Min

Van der Reid,

Lt. Col. Sawer, Mra, Sayle, Mr. and Mrs. Schelding, Mr. Staclair A

Smith, Arindley

Kuulas, Rev, and, Mis. Sorchion, S.

Dallas.

Fielder, B. E...

Grieve, Lt, and Mrs.

Galbraitke, Mr.

Horris, Mr.

'Haraland, F. A. Hewitt, 4. H.

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Swatow, Amoy and Feochow-Per Hal, Weibalwai ... ching, 26th Oct., 9 AM.

Europe, &c India via Tailcerin-Pa | Sydney, 16th Oct., 11-A.M.

Shanghal, Yokohama, Kobe and Moj-Per Arraioan Acar, 25th Oct., 11-4.M.

Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu, Manza pillo, Salina Cruz, Callao, Iquique, Valparaiso and Coronel-Per Hongkong Hara, 16th Oct, Noox.

Octafsing, a5th Oct., 1 Fa

Singapore, Panang and Calçıtita →→→ Per

Maolla-Per Tián, 28th Oct›, 2. P.M. Shanghai-Par Choysang, 26th Oct... Ningpo and Shanghal-Par Yunnan, 26th Oct., 3 PAE

Saigon-Par Quarta, 17th Oct. 11 KM, Kwelyong, 37th Oct., 3 P.M.

Tsingtan, Chefoo and Newchwang - Per

-Java gib Oct, Sugar.-J. C. J, L. Tean. By 12, 1,346, A. W. Outerbridge, a ad

Oct-Manila iqib Oct., Gen.—B"✯ S. · Thordis, Nor, 4, 1,091, J. Jorgenson, 21st Oct., Bangkok and Swalow 20th Oct., Gen. Kin Tye Loong. Tjipanas, Dut. s. 2,444, J. Both Ben

Jaliok, 8th Oct.,-Macassar 20th. Sept., Geo-1. C. J. L

Tsiolau, Ger. 18, 1,002, Fr. Bücking, 13th OthBangkok Sik Oct., Rice and Meal.

B. & S. Yuensang, Br. i.s., 1,178, P. H. Rolle, 18th Och-Manila 15th Oct., Hemp and Gen.

J., M. & Co.

SAILING VE15. Eclipse, Br. 4-masted barque, 2,969, 1. White,

28th Aug.-Deaton 37th Aug;, Ballast. 5. O. Ca. Juteopolis, Br. 4-masted barque, 2,851, F.

Downg, 14th Oct-Canton gib Oct Ballast --S, O. Co. Lyndhurst, Br. ship. 2,244, Farnell, 16th Oct.

-Canton 15th Oct., Ballast.—8. O. Co.

Steamers Expected.-

Dus

Shanghai-Por Chínkus, 18th Oct., 3 P.M. · Manlia-Par Loongsang, 29th Oct. 3 P.M. Singapore, Samarang and Sourabaya-Per -Onsung, noth Oct., 3 Pal:

Manila-Par Rubi, soth Oct., 10 &M., Earops, &c. India, pia Tuticnsin-Par Daiki, 30th Oct., II KM),

SHANGHAI VIA SIBERIAN Mall to Europe--Par Cheman, soth Oct. 6 P.M.

Manila-Per Taming, and Nov., a P.3. Macassar Por Tipanas, 3rd Nov, 11 AM

Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang: Bourabaya and

Shangbal-Par Ankui, ith Nov., 3 P.M. Fooking, Sth Nov. 1 P.M.

Shangbal, Yokohama, Kobe and Moll-Per

Island, Cooktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Derwin, Thursday

bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zea land, Melbourne, Adelaide, Dovedio, Perth and Framantle - Per Changsha, 5th Nov.,

*3 P.M.

HALLOW Kickfang... Shangha930.7 Gullad Sharp Peak... +1 Amor6 Salow Tohoku...

Taichu......... Tainab......... 17 49.9x Koshan.... Percadores... Caston......... T.m.

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Ea-་བ་ Simpsonkafen, Herbertshohe, Matppl, Bris-Ishigakijima.. hane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston; New Zea. Besia ....... land, Dunedin, Melbourne, Adelaide, Forth Chico and Fremantle-Par Coblena Sth Nov, 5 PM. Welhaiwel ...

10.22

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Aceuts Minnesota...... Mesila ... P. M. O6... Oct. 24 Armand Bobic: Saigon M. M... Oct. 24. Tjilajap... Macassar. T. C. J. L..Oct. 24 Chiobu........Sheoghai.. B. & S. Oct. 14

Shanghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohams, Hankow....... Nikko Maro.. Manila N. YA K... Oct. 15 Victoria and Vancouver, (B,C,)—Per Emórias || Kleklang..... Hakata Maru... Shanghai. N. Y. KOct. 15 of China, 6th Nov. 5 7943

Shanghai.... a.m.jas8. Guthind Kumeric......Ho... D. &Co., La Oct. Shanghal Nagasaki, Hobe, Yokohama, Panna...... Singapore. E. & O. Oo Oct. 16 Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Mon Sharp Feat Yawate Mani.. Negaraki.. Ni Y. K........ Oct. 25 | Leagle, aist Nov., g'am

AMOY Dayanka... Singapore. P. & O. Co Oct. 27,

Swclow Heliopolis...... Durban... G., L. & Co Det, 37

Tailcke Banarty......Singapore. G., L. & CoOct 17

Talch....... Oatherine A'car Singapore. D. S. & Co Oct. 37

Tainan Silvia Singapore. H. A. L... Oct. 27

Kosken Emp of China. [span" .... ..... Q^P, R. GoOct. 28 Bingo Marp

Singapore, Y. K., Oct. 28 Mayori Mary Sloganore, YK, Oct. 18 Koga Maru

tapan N. Y. K. Det, "st Fooksung ...... Calculis ... 1. M, & Co Nov. Canton

Port Sald. M. & Co... Nov. to Yeboahl Maio, Bombay... N. Y. K... Nov, zo

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,

From October, 23rd to 29th 1909

'HIGH WATER,

P. Waldemar Sydney. M. & Co... Nov. 13 SAL 醭 Talycan...... Sydney ... 8,'& S.

Barometer Tem Humidity:

Nov. 14 |

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10 11 12

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Hockaday, W. T. Houghes, Rev. Humphreys, W. M............

Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. E.

Knight, D. C.

Knott, Mrs. Lauder, Lt. Col.

Abraham, R. 5.

Allshove, F.

ASTOR

Almaroff, Mr. Avery, Mrs. M. E, Baillet, M.

Barthe, J. Bramwell, W. H.

Bricco, Mr. & Mrs.

H.

Bioc, A. do

Brooks, Mrs. C. D. Brown, Mr.

Southorland, Mr. and

Mr.

Stacpole, L.-Col

Sweit, Mien

Temporley, Mr. Thompson, Lu. & Mr; Thomhill, Rev, Topp, J. R. Tottos, Mr. Walker, F. W. White, Mr..... Wieba, Mrs.

Wilford, F. C. Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, Darld

Young, Mr.

HOUSE,

Herrara, L. C. Hidalgo, Eprigue Hall, H. O. Jamcerde, F. Kavanagh, Frank B. Kavanagbi Stan.“A‚ Knoth, Jean

C. Lapicque, Capt. P. A. Love, Mr. and Mrs R. Maniner, S. D.

Clymo, Mr. and Mrs;

G. H. Confucus, A.

Davidson, F. G.

Nizon, Mr. and Mrs. A.

W

Pimple, A.D.

Ritchie, G. M.,

Roble, F..M.

Robiosor, Capt. (and t

Mrs. G. V.

Rougal, Mr.

Rougean, E.

Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Ryauj Mr. and Mrs

Dreyfuss, A

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Eyre, H.

b

Flayolie, L.

E.

Sarments, Rev. A. M.

Gieter, M. S S.

Simcock, Mr. F.

Gomes, A. J. M..de

Smith, Mrs. A. W.

Glakel, Van.

Harmston, W. Harmston, Minn J. Harmston, Misa N, Hayes, R.

Specker, Mias E. Spencer, Mrs. Geo: Taylor, O. S. Wilson, S. R.

Benger's Food is mixed with fresh new milk when used, is dainty and deliciou highly nutritive and most casil digested. Infants thrive on it, and

or age delicate

persons, enjoy it.

Binger's Food is sold in tina, by

Chintais, elé, overpoháre,

BENGERS

FOOD