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·SCIENCE ~AND~ TROPICAL DISEASE.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY FEBRUARY 19 1910

LONG-LIVED LADY.

A CENTENARIAN Still leads activE LIFE,

A 100th birthday celebration, remarkable in many respects, was celebrated in a little cottage at Heighington, thres miles from Lincoln, yes

STİLL'ACTIVE,

The fruitful results of the increased attent tion which has been directed to the study tropical diseases during recent years have been extremely encourag.. and wide.terday, 17th ult. spread Interest is being aroused by theMrs. Arn Speed it's real centenarian. She RoDonocement that a congress of the Far | still es jys her life and keeps house for a HD Restora Society of Tropical Medicine is about who is 76 years old. She continues her domes to be held in Manila. Medical delegates of ic duties, even to the baking of her own bread, various pationalities will compare results of, and her ficulties are all good. their experience and it is hoped that many obscure points concerning the terrible diseases Mrs. Speed, in fact, is quite amazingly active, and last summer she was a familiar figure at prevalent in tropical zones will be elucidated

Io connection with the Congress an exbibi the Lincoln market, where she carried her ilon is being arrange, cue of the interesting heavy bu ter basket, and she hopes to take ber features of which is a collection of medicawares there again as soon as the weather im ments specially adapted for use in tropical proves."'! countrins. It is significent of the advance of scientific pharmacy that old fashioned bulky medicines are now almostfenthely suporiaded by compact and portable tabinida,

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY AT HONGKONG.

SHANGHAI.COMMENT

The question of the erection of a wheless telegraphy stasion at Hongkong has been pro misently to the fore for some month, and at, the annual meeting of the Hongkong Chamber of Commerce the, Chairman empha zid the need for immediate actius. After referring to the absolute necessity for properly equippad station in the Cnloay, with a range of

The centenarian 'yes'erday received many friends and still more messages, amargat them a folegram of congratulation from the King.

Mrs. Speed has alfairly, lively recollection, including Waterinò, but she says that she does not bother her head with what happened a hundred years ago. She bas a cheery disposi too, and her ambition is to do her work.id the present.

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A WONDERFUL FAMILY.

Heimdal, for Saigon.

Kiangeling, for Chinking. Orang, for Kobe. Saisane, for Captor Balyang, for Bwater. Canton, for Saigon, Assays, for Europe. Rubi, for Mazila. Timahi, for Yokohama. FAR, for Shanghai PongLong, for Bangkok. Huncaster Castle, for Singapore, Nippon, for Japan!

· Passengers departed. Per Rubi, for Manila-Minus M. A. and- A. Brown, Mrs. S. E. Johnston, Messrs. T. A. F. Leldebo, R. E. Humphreys. S. A. Gorge, R. Acholes, H. B. Foster, AAB Ting, Cheung. Lia Won, Lee Lee, Chaung Po Chak W. Rang, F. S. Caorins, Mr. and Mrs. A. Stewart, Maste. Chan Boos, Leong Hia Cheong, and T. M. Twire,

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70-MORROW, L

St. John's Onthedral.

20th February: 2nd Sunday in Lest..

Holy Communion 7.30 à.M.

Matins 11a.m., Responses: Ferial, Venite: Elax................... Turner, Psalms of the 20th morning, (11.); Persia Benedicite: Best in C., Benedictus Garrett in

Taiskaninami

G. Anthem: "Surely He hath borne Handel, Empress of India.......

Holy Communion 12 noon, Kyrie: BATby Chip Shing......... in E., Hymnis 108 and $12: N.B-Psalm 102, Verses 1, 1,2 15, 21, 25, 28 St. Enoch .... at Quarry Bay Docks.

in unison. Shahsing .....................

TAIKOO 'DOCKS.

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONOKONG, -

Joung, Mr. and Mrs

W. S. and child.

Kounoib, O.F.

King, Mr. and Mrs. H.

Beoregard, Comit G. Law, Miss A. B.

Lind, J. L

DON RETUR S.. HONGKONG AND WAAMPOÀ DOCK). H.M.F.M.S. Raioba, Kowloon. Dock."

Amella Rio Lima tumuturor

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Adams, P. R.

Ainsije, D. H.

Alpon, C. M.

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Backbone, J. H.

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Barahard, Mr. & Mr.`

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Krüne, W.

Coma de Bird, O. F.

Bosket, F.

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Bride, J, M.

Brown, G: G.

Buckland, T. O.---

W.C.

Cairo, F. S.

Chapple, F. T.

Colvin, H. E.

Gondoo, H. Lt

Conseller, J.

Crighton, Mr. and

ταξι H 1, 8, 17, 19, 25, 12 shubtien......... » mqua“

in unison-Chinkiang "war" Preacher: The Rev. Cyril Bickersteth, Karsu....... Evensong 5.45 pm, Responses: Ferial, Kaifong Psalms: of the 20th evening, (11), Magnificat: Nanchang ... Goss 7th evening, Nunc Dimittis: Felton, Newchwang Hymos:-177, 348 and 95. N.B.--Esalm 104, Verses 1, 3, 7, 20, 21, 24, 35

37, 35 in unison, Preacher: The Rev. Cyril Bickersteth, MA A Special Service for men only will be held at 9 p.m.

Preacher: The Rev. Cyri! Bickersteth, MA.

Fer Miyasaki Maru, for Japan-Col. tidikato, Mr. Mann Thomson, Baton and Baroness Vau. Schulzburg, Mr. F. Ono, Mrs. Yoshikawa and child. Mrs. Waner, Messrs... Nusomr, C. Hullon, K. Okado, Capt. Agawa, Mr. Kawai, Mr. and Mrs, Naito, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Miss Compball, Mrs. C.. Hill, Min HIL WH. Nishimura, Mary Lares, Missoon, Sunday School at 3.30 pm in British Loreu, Dis, Miungawi, K. Miosgawa, Messrs. D. Matsui, E. Oda, Nakazawa and Arishima.

Per Amaya for Bombay &c.Major and Mis. B. J. Saunders, Misson B. Saunders,.M, Saunders, Messrs, Falle, F. W. Walker, Scott Sirsøgely, thẹ dras pot come of a longlived Kerr, L. P. Solomon, M. S. D. Sarason, Mrs. stuck, her mother having died of consumption. Lester, Lieut, and Mrs. D. Macdonald and M. at the age of 31. She has been a widow forty-3 children, Bro. Cyprian. Mr. E. W. Presgrave, s'x years, and has a family of twelve, sevan of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Staff, Messrs. whom are still living, she is the grandmother Garner, Kong Shiu Cheup and servant, Cap. Speciman, and servant, Halteem, Poole, of 4p and sha great-grandmother of go children. F, C. Dundas, Messrs. Sharpe Smith, E. 0. In appearance Mrs. Speed is a handsome old Camming, Miss Hempson, Miss Scott, Master woman, strong and vigorous.'

Bablogton, Messrs. Bürth, A. M. Forrest, H. Thomas, Miss Seymour, Messes. G. G. Brows,

Inonge.

lo an interview yesterday she declared that

at least 1,500 miles, M Howal said that, she was very proud and very happy; but whar. E. Colleyshav, j. de Kerscuason and H.

she liked best was to do her work, and she was ofte herself until she had made the Morn-

Leder ripresentative a cup of tea.

COMMERCIAL,

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

Selling,

FandenBank 'T.T.... Do... demand... Do.. 4 months' sight France-Pack T.T.... America-Bank T.T....

Germany Bank T.T. ..................... tadia T,Ť. „.....

19

.". 1/9 3/16- * 19 5/16

10. 'demandoje. Shangbal-Bank T.T. Singapore--Bunk T.T. per H.K. Sico.....254.

pan-Back T.T.

Buying

4 months! sight L/C`..........

6 dinaths' sight LJC. ..............

VESSELS IN PORT.

ŠTRAMARI

Avosan Maru, Jap. s.., 1,745. J. Matsubayashi,

14th Feb-Wakamatsu-8th Feb., Coal *M*£=K;

Bourbon, Fr. s.8, 997, Le Bail, 12th Feb.

Salgon 8th Feb., Rice and GenYan-Fat. Carl Diederichsen, Ger. s.a., 774; J. Kayser, til Feb Haiphong and toho 17th Fob., Geo. & Co. heong Shing. Br. 4.5, 1,265, O. Clymont Liddell, 17th Feb,-Cadton 16 b Feb, Gen.), M. & Co.

Chicago Maru, Jap. s... 3,832, L. Polo, 12th Feb-M 8th Feb, Gen-0. S. K. Chibli, Br, 8., 1,135, Lindberg, 18th Feb.-.

Canton 7th Feb, Rice.-B. & S. Chowtai, Ger. 5.5., 1,115, E. Gatheman,

Feb-Bangkek and Swatow ist Feb., Rice and Gea-B' & S.

+.4.21 80

.1311 .1311

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74

1061

1/9 7/16 .1/9 9/16

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Choysang, Br. 5.5., 1,4'4. M. Courtney, 18th Feb.-Canion 17th Feb Gen.-J., M. & Ca

Daijin Maru, Jap. 5.5, 809, Y. Kaburaki, 16th Feb,-Swatow 15th Feb., Gen.-0., S. K.

o days' sight Son Francisco & New York..43Empress of indis, Br. .s., 3,032. E. Beetham, 4 months' sight

Mbile it was not the province of the Chamber of Commerce to push the in. terests of any individual business concern, it appeared that they should no longer be den pendeat up in his Majesty's Navy for their wireless statins, but that one should be erected independently of th÷N¬vy-Ja-nïder-toʻmika- this thoroughly effisien and self-supporting. it should be conducted as a commercial undertaking and not as a Govern nient_can- cern, but of course, the usual conditions would have in be, inposed in préservo sovereign rights and ebayol to time of war. To shipping the erection of such a station is of the greatest moment, and its value would in crease month by month, not to a year by year. In 1917, the latest figures to hand, the tou nage of British and fneign vessels entered at Victoria, Hongkong was y40,700 tons, compared with 11,194,073 1005 at Londo. The anomaly of Hongkong, not having a com-java-Bank T.T. mercial system of wireless telegraphy is too apparent to need emphasis la October last Mesar. Keegan and Rosencrantz, who have the sole right to deal in and use in the Far East the wireless equipment of the United Wireless Telegraph Co., solicited the faterest of the Hongkong Chamlier al Commerce lo their application to the Government fora licence giving them the sole right to conduct a wireless telegraphy.station in Hongkong for twenty-five years Naturally the Chamber does not-wish to support the application of any particular Company, but it sees the imperative seed of the Government either consenting to a com- mercial company setting up a station or es- tablishing one itself. The usefulness of the station at Shanghai is demonstrated daily; in December, 1955. a second British cruiser was called to this port in an emergency by the man-of-war lying off the Bund. We do not need to go for afield to motiply instances of ile utility of wireless telegraphy, and Mr. Craddock was not exaggorming in importance when he said that an important monport cannot be said to be properly equipped, If the means for dealing with wireless messages are absent. Last year over one hundred ships| of the British mercantile marine wera equipped

·with wireless' apparatus, and other nations bave certainly, not been s! w to install systems

both on their vassels and ashore-N C. D News,

LIFE IN A SHOP.

LADY AFFLECK'D SCRIBES. HER PXPERIENCES

With ordinary intelligence, any woman blessed with discretion knowledge of the world.

and tact has in her the makings of a successful saleswoman, and sha woman who wants to take up this work should realise the necessity for having a complete grasp of her subject; and to obtain this a position in a large establishment will give variety of experience and an insight Inio modera-business methods.

A STRENUOUS LIFE.'

A Baleswoman's life is a strenuus ooề, the day beginning soon after 8.35 and Gnishing al ball-past six to sevep, with the usual intervali for meals. A saleswoman in a big business houss takes complete charge of her orders, so that a business training is essential.

Lady Affleck was faced with the necessity for finding employment; and having no capitel with which to latíoch a business no ber own account the poly alternative was seeking a position with coma firm of repute,

She had a natural talent for dressmaking, but fall that if she winted to build up her future op a sure foundating it would be neces sary in get a thorough business training. The opening of Selfridge's store gave. ber her op portacity

She got permission to do some practical shopping in the establishment, with a view to pasileg criticisms on the business method of

the firm.

'SOME DRAWHACKS.

At the end of a fortnight she had succeeded.

so well that, a ̈ position as saleswoman (wat

offered ber, and in that department she started

on precisely the same torms as her fellow workers,

The technical part of the work or the busi. moss system presented no difficutiles; but the chief drawbacks to one accustomed loan open. fair lifd was the want of air and exercise, two drawracks which, by 're-arrangement of her made of living, were, however, overcome,

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...1.84

sth Feb,Vancouver 13th Jan, Mails and Gen.-C. P. R. Co.

o' days' sight Sydney.& Melbourne...1/9,11/15 | Fri-hjól, Nor. *, 89, O. Hulerseny 8th Feb,

Kang Yea sih Feb., Gon.-A. R. M. months' sight Franch...............................................2,15]

..............Fitzpatrick, Be 1.5, 2,838. R. E. Hutchinson 6 months' sight

18 Feb-Ticoma via japan ports, 20d 4'mbuths' sight Germany

Jar, Flour, Herring and Gen.-O, S. K. --24 | Halmul, Br-.5., 5, 6, J. W, Evans, 18th Feb., Bar Silver

1.3% -Sato 17th Feb., Gen:-D, L. & O ......17.29 Haldis, Ner. $5., 1,065, Welberg. 16th Feb,- Bangkok Fb Febi. General and, Rice,- Argaard, Thoresen & Co.

Bank of England raté .................. Sovereign'

SHIPPING AND MAILS

MAILS DUE. Indian (Gregory Apcar) 21st inst. German (Prinsen Alíçe) a4th inst. Canadian (Empress of Japan) 4th prox. German (Prink Sigismund) 8th prox. The s.5. Zafiro Itt Mavila on 19th inst., and if dúe here on zest inst., at 5 pm.

The H. AL. s.a. Sperta left_Singapore on lost, and may be expected here on 24th insi

The N. Y. K. ss. Bombay Maru, Bombay Line, lefi Moji for this port on 15th "inst.; and is expected here oo zoth inst.

The N. Y. K. Takasaki Mars, Bombay Lior, le Singapore for this port on 16th isst and is expected here on a 3rd jást,

The C. P. R. Cols 5.6. Empress of China hom Hongkong vit usual ports of call, arrived at Vancouver, at 8 am, op 18.h lost.

The Ben Line es. Bangios from Antwerp, Leith, Middlesbro' and London left Singapore on 18th inst., and is dus bera on 25th inst.

The N. V. K. s. Kaga Marsi, European Lie, left Yokohama for this port via Kobe, Moji and Shanghai on 16th inst, and is expect ed here on 28th inst.

.

The C. P. R. Co's s.s. Monteagle arrived at Shanghai at. 2 p.m, on 18th, init, and left again at 1.30 p.m., same day, for Nagasaki, where she is due to arrive at 6 a.m., on 2 est iust,

Shipping.

Petchaburi, Ger. st., 1,393, C. Gosewich, 19th

Feb,Bangkok 9: Feb, Rice.-B. & 3. Dacre Castle, Bris, 2,655, B. V. Smith, 19th Feb-Singapore 13th Fab., God.-D. & Co., L4.

elua, Nor. ., E65, D. Henbrander, 18th Feb-Canton 17th Feb., Geo-Order, Capton, Br... 1,137, A. R. Andersen, 18th Feb,-Canton 17th Feb., Fessut.-D. &

'Co.

Wakamatsu Marò. Jap. s.s., 1,727, U. Aikawa,

1th Feb., Wakamatsu, 13th Feb., Coal, M. B. G. K. Hilary, Ger. 3., 1,176, Halje, 18th-Feb-from

Dilny, Gen-J: Č. J. L.

florances of the Harbour Ofes, onlong, for synow. Chrysane, for Shanghai, Halvard, for Bangkok. Rombau, for Yaigon. Manzong, for Sandakan. Conion, for Saigon. Rubi, for Manilt. Ningbo, lor Amoy, Asosan Alara, ler Takoa Selun, for Saigon. Wainus, for Swatow.

Dallin Maru, for Swutow,

Carl De'der chan, for Holbow... Chikk, for Saigon

Nispen, for Shangha Blax, for Palembang. 41 any for Shanghai.

Departures,

Fib. 194

Saxonia, for Shanghal. gengis, for Swalow. Kķinino Mare, for Applog,

Haddon Hall, Br. s... 2677 Abram, 14th Feb.,

-Dainy 9th Feb, Be.as-Order. Halvard, Nor. 5.5, 2,066, C. "Andersen, rath

Feb,- Bangkok 4th Feb. Rice and Gen. -Angarrd, Thoresen & Co. Kashing, Hr: 6., 1,138, H. E. Lawers, gir

Feb,-Chinking 5th Feb., Geo-B. & S. Kiuklang, Br.. s.s., 1,228, Robertson; 1st Feb., -Wakamatu 27th Jan, Gen.-B, & S. Kiyo Mara, Inp, 1.5, 5,000, Smith, 14th Feb,

Moji 9th Feb, Cosl.-T. K. K. Kobsjchang, Ger, s.s., 1,197, Scheidling, 9th Feb,Bangkok 31st Jan,, Gan. and Tim- ber.-B. &.5. Kaight of St. George, Br. s., 2976, D. D. Stephens, 4th Feb-Moji 30th Jan, God. -. & A. 5. S. Co Kuelyang, Br. 1.6., 1,047, M. Dawson, 13th Feb.,Saigon 8th Feb,,Gen.-B. & S.

Kumsang, Br. 25, 2,07, W. G. G. Leask,

16th FebCalcutta via Penang and Singa pere 8th Feb., Gen). M. & Co. Linan, Br. 3, 1,351, C. O. Williams, 18th

Feb. Canton 16th Feb; Gea-B. & S. Loosok, Ger. s. 1,0zo, P. Wittstock, rath Feb-Bangkok 4th Feb, and Angbin 6th Feb., Geo,--B, & S. Mansang, Br. s.3., 1,344 G. S. Weigall, 4lb

Feb., Sandakao, D, N. B. 28th Ján, Timber.-J., M. & Co.

Nippon Mars, Jap. 9.8,3,452, A. G. Steven

16th Fet-San Francisca 18th Jin Mails and Gen. ~T K K.

Ningpo. Br. 3.8. 1,218, E. Richards, 18th Feb.,

Caston 17th Feb,, Rice.-B. & S. Nord, Br. 8.5., 1,145, M. Tadd, 14th Feb,

from Singapore, Kerosene oil, Geo, McBain. Pajaburi, Ger... 1,892, H. Brewen, 10th FabBangkok Ang-Hip) 3rd Feb., Rice, -M. & Co.

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon. 2nd Sunday in Lent, 20th Feutuary. Morning Service at 11am., Holy Communion

School, Evening Service at 6 pm.

Services on Sundays are:-

Holy Communion on 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun day of the mouth at wood.

Holy Communion on and and 4th Sunday

At 8 a.m.

Kiukiang unpre Sui Cheong............. Timahladinom Kwailin Kashing Nippon Mara...

Union Water Boats Nos. 8 and 9

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8ups Pated The Canal.

4th January-Alcinosis, Donlawert, Java, Maria Rickmers, Mendlaus. 7th January Armand Bikic, Kanagawa Marn, Machaon Prime Ludwig, Sado Maru, 11th January Ceylon, Ching Wo, Deucalion, Glenavon, Ver- ona, Spreewald, Tydens. 14th January-Ckiem, Dacra Castle, Pyrrhus, Saxonia, Silesia, Stan Möming Prayer at Dan,

for, Tonkin. 18th January-Bington, Flat Evening Prayer at 6 p.m.

shire, Peleus, Sikh, Sunda, Veddo. 21st Janu. Children's Service on tat Sundays of every ary-Ernest Simons, Flintshire, Glancur. Gee- Bin, Hirano Muru, Kuang St, Luizow, Patho. alterante mouth at 3 p.m.

25th January-Ajax, Indramayo, Miyasaka Mar 28th January-Hakata Mars, Pala wan, Polynesten, Sperla, Survia, 1st February -Bendoram, Braemar, Manila, Denbighshire, Palma, Prometheus, Primessi Alite, Ah Feb -ranty-Austria, Bulow, Tango Māru, Tonkin, Erskerog, Frank Ferdinand, 8th February- Brisgavle, Glamorganshire Glenstrat iyo Marsi, Idomeniu, Karonga, Danfo, Sicilia, Sewegambla, 11th February-Kawacki Mars, Dardanus, Liberia, Montrose, Nile, Oceanien, Ginfarg. 15th February-Benvenue, Cathay, Maloppo, 18th February-Cardiganikire, Der Minger, Kamo Maru, Kitang Mars, Kleist, Lauries, Nippon, Polynesian, Scandia, Socotra, St. Croix

Peak Church. Holy Communion, 8 a.m. Every Sunday. St. Peter's Church. Queen's Road West.

2nd Sunday in Leat; "zoth February, Matins I am. Venite Turner, Psalms Wesley, Foster, Te Deum: "Russell, Jones, Pye, Hymns; 1, ne, 263 and 327, Elvey; Vin

cent.

Holy Communion 13 noon. Evening 6.30 p.m. Psalms; Old Melody, Travers, Magnificat; Smart, Nunc Dimmittis: Mosk, Hymas: 97, 126, 99 and 56.

The Church-launch-Dayspring-will call og ships carrying white crews to bring friends ashore to the services between 9.15 and 10.30. am, and between 5.15 and 6 pm (Kowloon Police Pier, 10.30 and 6 p.m.), returning after wards. All the sittings are free and unappre printed. Visitors are welcome. Books, etc provided.

Sunday School co to co-45 am.

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Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs,

G. T. and child

Logan, W

Lover, E. G. B.

Macdonald, D.

Bunner, Mr. and Mrs. Marker, H.L

P.

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Cumming, E. O. Query, G.

Marriott, Dr. O.

Marshall Wood, E‹ ̈ McIntosh, G. O. Menagh, J. E

Meyer, Mrs.¡G. F. Mickle, D. M.

Mrs. Mitchell, Mr. and Mr.

Davies, Hop, W. Rees. Denison, P. B. Dorian, J. H Denrich, A. E. Esdale, O.

H. P.

Morse, H. T

Mudis, N. D. Norte, T. G.

Obrani, R. H.

Otto, A. Owen E.

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Piesbergen, H. Fischer, Mr. and Mrs. Pope, Mr. and Mrs.

F.

Robertion, F Rohrheimer, Mr.

Mr. M. Rou, L.

Fontaine, Mr. and Mrs. Ray, E. H

and maid. Foster, Mrs. H. Frost, Mr. & Mrs. B. L. Fuller, Denman Gill, Miss E. H. Gill, Miss V, H. Gazibouro, V. Gorham, Mr. and

Ritson, F. K.

Spalding, A., Surgeon

Saymour, Major H.

Saymour, Miss

Mrs.

Solomon, H. H.

and Mr. A. D.

Splitles, T.

Stoite, Miss J.

Graham, Mize Grogan, R. M. Grossmann, W. Haines, Mus Holgate, L. G. Hall, Capt. T. P. Harrison, A. Harvey, Mr. and Mrs,

R. D.

Harrop, C. E. I.- Hausmann, Dr. J. E. Heid, A. H. Hough, Dr. S. Hdsson, L. Jack, Mrs. C. M,”* Jackson, C.

Stovoid, P. A Square, Miss A Thomas, H. P. Thomas, E. Tharae, Mrs. Thorne, Missas Vida, F. R. Wambold, Miss Watkins', O. E. White, D. Whitmarsh A. Wilkinson, H. Wood, G..G..

PHAX,

Jobs, Col. St. Kinschot, Met, Knight, O. C.

Arrivals at Home-4th January-Astyanax. | 7th January-Belgravia, Caickas, Suruga, 11th Atommouththire. 14th January--Bloemfontein, January-Jadralamha, Kitana Mare, Paking, Menelaus, Namur, 181b January-Conlidon Breconshire, Pries Ludwig, Tonkin, Sado Alabaster, Mr. & Mrs. Jeffries, H. N. Mara. 25th January-China, Namur, Dew. Auld, Mr. caiton, Bib Jaquaryicides, Nore: 1st Feb; Archbait, Mr. Roman Cathelle Cathedral:-Mass at 6a,m,tuary-Hirano, Mary, Patko, Siluria, 4th Feb Aubrey, Dr.

7am, 8 am, and 9.30 a.m.; Besediction,tuary-Ching Wo, Ghazse, Goaban, Polynesian, Aucott, L. F. Peleus. 8th Febinary-Ajax, 11th February Bayard, Col. 5.30 p.m. Carman Bethesda Chapo, West Point-Below, Prometheus, Suevia, Tango Maru Bayly, L. M

14th February Palawan, 18th February-Boadotil, Fleet Morning Service, a.m. St Francis Church Wanchal-Mass (Chin). || Canton. Denbighshire, Eclipse, Oceanien,

Sicilia. Gin. (Port.), 7.30a.m. Benediction, 5 p.m. Joseph's Church, Garden Road:-Morning

Sevice (English), 10 a.m.

St

BL Anthony's Chapel West Point:-Mass, The Rosary Church Kowloon:--Every Sun

day, Mass at 7.30 a.m. and Mass, followed by the Bepediction of the Blessed Sacra. ment, at 9 a.m.

Cnton Charch:-Services, 11 a.m. and 6 pm:

Post Office.

Only fally prepaid letters and postcards

ro transmissible by the Siberian Route to Karape

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CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER. February 18th, 19/0,"aṁ.

Bar, Th, Hu. Wind Wr. Vladly.stock.jy alm./30.10, -2 | 50 ; MW Nemuro |ý a.m 24.61 Hakodate Tokio........!

Kochi......... Nagasaki.... Kagoshit... Osblma

Nabar Ishigakijima..

Bonin Ins|

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129.73

Cheloo........ LAI

Welhalwal...g am. 30.28 33 Hankow....

Shangbala.m.30.32 41 66 NE

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Lack, Mr. and Mr. Lakin, Mr.

Lauder, Lt. Col.

Sur. Lawder, Mr. & Mrs. U.

Lester, Mr.

Bedford, Col. and Mrs, Lyddon, Capt.

geco and Mrs,

Bell, Capt, and Mrs.

Bowdler, Mrs

Bowen, Mr. and Mrs.

Campbell, Miss U. Chapigin, Miss Coke, L. and Mrs. Dawson, Mr.

Dodgson, Lt. and Mrs. Donclan, Dr. Edwards, Mr. & Mrs.

Fayrer, Sir Joseph and

Lady

Martin, R.

May, E. A. G. Neilson, Mr.

Probyn, R.A.M.C., Major Pyoo, Major and Mrs. Rees, Mr. and Mrs.

Van der

Rens, Consul de Sawer, Mrs. Sinclair, A. Smith, A. Flodiay Stacpole, Lt. Col.

Finch, Capt, and Mrs. Sutherland, Mr. & Mrs,

Thornbill Rev,

Hancock, Mr. & Mrs. H.-Thornton, Mr.

Topp, J. R.

Tolton, Mr.

Turner, Miss

ilghton, Eng.-domdr. Waralog, Capt.

Gunther, H.

Haris, Mr.

Hazeland, F.-A.

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Hell, P.

a.m. 30.2943 93 NE

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Tuesday and & 4th Feb.

22nd just. Swatow, Amoy and Tamsui-Per Dalfin Maru, 20th Feb., 9 A.M.

Swatow-Par Halmun, zoth Feb., 9 A.M. Bangkok-Per Hairard, 20th Feb., 9 A.M. Singapore-Per Ithaka, 20th Feb., 9 AM, Singapore-Per Hylow, a1st Feb., II.A.M. Mol, Kobs and Yokohama-Per Shinano Mary, 1st Feb., 11 AM.

Tsingtau, We-hai-wei and Cheloo - Per Kweiyong, 21st Feb. 3 P.M.

Singapore and Colmbo--Per Carnt vonikita, 21st Feb, 5 F.M.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow~Per Bziching, zind Feb, 0 AN.

Swatow..... Tashoku Taichu......... Talnico.........

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Wood, David.

Wrigley, Lt. Col& Mrz

Young, Mr..

ANTOR HOUSE,

Ashby, Mr. and Mrs.

Aubrey, H..

Austin, Mrs.

Bacon, W. N.

Baillet, M.

Balo, Mr. Murray Bettencourt, Frances, Bleap, E.

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Manila.. Tientsis - Per Cheongaking, 12dd Feb 13 P.M. || Legasp! ...... a.m.29. -Cebo and Iloilo-Per Kaifong, 22nd Feb., Bicolud y am. 3.P.M.

Batavia, Samarang, Surabaya and Macassar -Per Tiltong, 22nd 5 P.M...

Meji, Kobe, Yokohama and Tacoma-Per Chicago Maru, 23rd Feb., 10 A-M.

Purups, &c, India,

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Kerck, 23rd Feb. 11 ẨM,

Tankin-Per wikow, ajrd Feb, 3 P.M. Manila, Yep, Friederich Wilhelmshafer,. Rabaul, Herbertshohe Metopi, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Dunedin, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Fremantle-Per Prins Waldemar, 24th Feb.,

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Shanghai, Kobe and Moji-Per Grigory Apcar, 25th Feb., Lt A....

Rajab, Ger, 1.1 1,375, H. C. Reher, 11th Feb.,

-H, C. Rober 1st Feb, Timber-Order. Shaasi, Br. s... 1,328, Eedy, 9th Feb-Saigon

4th Feb., Gen.-B. & S. Shinano Maru, Jap.'s.s, 5,387, R. Takeda, 17th. Feb. from Moji and Japan Flour, Salted Fish &c.-N. Y. K. Taina Maru, Jap. 8.8., 1,524, K. Nasu, 21st Jao-Keboa 16th Jan., Coal. — Wing Taming, Br... 1,350, G. l. Pennefather, 17th Feb-Manila 14th Feb. Hemp. and Sandries, B. & S. Telemachus Br. 5.6, 1.140, Edwards, 131b Feb., Saigon 8th Feb., Gon.-Wo Fat Sing,

Manitaar Zatre, 261b Feb., ro A.M. Tsintau, Ger..., 1,001, F. Hiyanga, rath Feb., Shaughai, Nagasaki, Kobo, Yokohama, Bangkok 5th Feb., Rice and Wod.-BHonolu u, and San Francisco, (SIBERIAN & S.

MAIL TO EUROPE)—Per Nippon Maru, Trinaufo, Chi. ... 1,450, Juliussen, raih Feb, 26th Feb, 11 AM

Saigen 9th Feb, Rice.-Wallem & Co. Yawata Maru, Jap. 2. 4:360, Sakam1, 18 Feb-from Moji, Coal-Ataka & Co.

SAILING VESSE Jolanda, Am. Yacht, 743 Ber un,

→Manila 12th Feb., Ballast.-Order.

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Menila-Por, Yun.ang, 25th Feb., 3 P.M. Shanghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohams, Victorin and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Empress of India, 15th Feb., 5 P.M.

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SHANGHAI VIA SIBERIAN Mail to. Europe-Per Chishus 26th Feb, 6 P.M. 14th--Feb.---Europe, Keladia, via-Tulicorio-Per Phallen

Tossand....... Armand Bekir, 1st Mac, II a.M.

29 02 6. St. James Manila-for Team, 1st Mar, a 9,M.

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Herrera, L. O

Hener, Q.

Holt, 17.0,

Howard, Dr. E. A. Jameson, Tho. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.....

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