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DEATH OF CAPI, L. PRIERSEN.

AN OLD JAPAN REFIDENT...

We regret to record the death of Captain Lorenz, Petersen, for several years a susident of Kobe, and whose total residence la Japan extended over some thirty years. Captelo Petersen fr came to this country lo command of a sailing-ship, and for some years was en gaged in sealing and whaling, in the norb About twalve years ago, be returned to Europe, bat came back to Japan about. two years later and joined the firm of Nickel & Co., with whom he remained until the end of last year, when an resigned, intending toʻgo whaling again.

About the end of January Captain Petersen went to Yokohama to make arrangements for

his proposed cruise, but a long standing though previously not serious affection of the heart be came more pronounced, and be entered the Yokohama Hospital about a fortnight, where he died yesterday, 9th inst, after a very short illness.-Japan Chronicle.

THE MALAY "ANTI-OPIUM

PLANT"

A little more than two years ago wa pub. lished a short account of the Malayan plant, Combretum Suadricum, which was being put forward as a core for the opium habit...... Inqui-. ties which continue to reach us with regard.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY MARCH 19 1910

RUBBER ESTATE RETURNS.

1,344

300

Jan, Feb. Total Allagar...... 2,000 Anglo Malay... 49,306 49.718. 99,014 Ayor Molek Ayer Koning Balgownia... Banteng...... Batu Caves Bertan

8,607 7,596% 16,203) 1,306, 1,59 1,505 6,100 10,124 | 16,224 12,500 10,000 22,500 u

2,146

Bakit Kajang Bukit Rajah--36,324 Bakit Lintang......

2,000 1,500 4,500 Carey Balted....... 5.550 6,000 11,550 Cutlefield 3-374 2,138 5.31

2,806 Obangkať Serdang, Cicely..... 10,000 Consolidated Malay 23,832 Caledonis. 20,000 14,700 Damansara... 14,793 | Edinborgb.......... 4,550 Federated (S'go)... 10,503 ́F.M.S. Rubber............ 21,800 22,179,- 45;939 Gadong.......... 5,000 7,500, 12,500 Gluzealy,

Glensbie! NË 19 Golden Hope. Golconda ...

Harpenden merike

850 1,045 1,895

1,893 1,719 3,612 2,398 3.748 6,146 10,528

High, & Lowland. 43,176 40,734 83,000 lach, Kenasih 13,137 11,144 24,281 long

16,000 Kalampong m

7.695 Kamuning........ 6,400 5.009 12,009 Kempsey was.

2,514 2,374 4,848 Kepang AKDE

2,250 Koala Klang, sunse

1,244 Krian Rub. Est. 7,032 Kuala Lumpur..... 45,235 47,175, 87,3° Labu 12,863 9344 · 12,207. Lanadron ......... 28,657 20.558 49,215 Ledbury 8,048 -8,020 16,468 Linggi. 58,000 $7,500 115,500 London Asiatic...... 8,9 7,555 16,467 Malacca Plant... 27,000 27,000 $4,100 North Hummock.. 18,883 (ie cod 1909) Nova Scotia... 5,*50 4.990 10,050 Pajam

1,000 1,350 2,350 £5,590 33,543 371732

2,528 2,043

4.371

Patalog Perak Plant ......... 11,631 Pagoh..............

Raianui BATANGAST Ribu Rubber 5,0ca. 4.114 - 9,114 Rubans ............

10.350 9,870 20,3:0 Robber Growers. 2,374 Folaba 3.000 2,500 5,500

2,850 2,150 Sungei Chok

6,000 Sungei Kapar 17,100 Sandycraft.ne Seafield..

r

9,848, 6,438 16,186 9,000

33.593

23,377 17,820, 41,197.

19 4,000

4.379

Shipping

Arriva

Mackow, Gat..., 995. R. G. Zainer, 13th **Mur,—Bangkok 3th Mar Ries and Mask.

Onting Br. 29, 1787, Woulny, 13th Mar, *-*-**- Karama yth Mar., Coal.—†, M. & Co. Mantang, Br. Ls., 5,014 Weigali, 17th Mar Proting, Br. 18. ragg, E. L. Jones, 10th Mar.,

Sandakan tah Mar Legs and GeoSaigon 4th Mar., Rick-B. & S.

Aymetic, Br. 1, 2,789, Į. Boyd, 18th Mar

Puget Sound 13th Feb, Gen.-D. & Co., Mathilde, Gers, 831, E. Pehrin, 18th Mar, **** Holkow 16th Mar., Coat and Pigs:-). & ...Co. Frithjol, Nor. 1, 891, O. Andersen, 18th Mar Haiphong 13th Mar,, and Holbow 26th, Rico and Gen. Aaghard Thorensen & Co. Anıtria, Aust. 68, 4,850, Gr. Ralcich, 18th MarTrieste 27th Jan, Gen.-S., W. & On Linan Br. s., 1,350, C. O. Williams 19th

Mar-Canton 18th Mar. Gen-B & 5. Kwaiyang, Br. 3.3., 1,324, M. Dawson, 19th

Mar, Caoton 18th Mar., Gen.-B. & S. Dagay, Nor e.s., 883, Solvasan, 19th Mar,

Kwang-Yan, 16th Mar., Camant stone.— Aagaard Thorensen & Co.

+

Petchaburi, Ger. s.a., 1,373, O. Gosavich, 17th

Mar.Bangkok... Meal--B. & S. Mar, Rich and

desmond Pongtong, Ger.

•,095, W. Botefahr, 16th Mar Bangkok 8th Mar., Rica-B. & B. Sunghiang, B7 68, 987, H. & Hands, 17th Merfiollo and Gebt 13th. Mar., Hemp

ad Sapanwood.-B. & S..

Taming

1

Br. 1.1, 1,330, G. H. Pennefather, 18th Mar Manila 15th Mer, Hemp and Bogar, B. & S.

Tabban, Br. 120, 1. G. Laing, 12th Mar.,

Canton 11th May, Coal and Cement Bradley & Co. Tacoma Maru, Jap. ., 6,178, H. Yamamoto, 7th Mar - Manila 4th Max, Gen,-0.5, K. Taintan, Goz 1,003, T. Horenga, 17th Mary-Bangkok 10th Mar, Rice.-9. & S.

Fuchs

Ama Maru Zero

Stoxmers Expected.

Açıntı

Dui

·Cathay, Din, 2.8., 2,649, Krouse, syth -Mar- Slugapore 11th Mar., Goa.-M. & Co.

From Protesilaus, Br... 6,105, D. P. Campbell, 19 Mar-Liverpool and Glasgow 5th ***

Koba ..IN. Y. K....Mar. 20 Feby GenB. & S. Sabine Rickmers, Dut, 88, 173, Fries, 19th

Manila...S., T. & Co Mar. 21 Mar. - Singapore 12th Mar., Kerosine oil gana M. Shanghai... Y. K... Mar. 22

Order.

2. Ludwig ... Colomba... Mar. 23 Liacairo, Br. 1.8, 3,247, G. B. Jackson, 19th Sardista Slogapore. P.&O. Co. Mar. 23

Asia

Japan ... P. M. Co. Mar-New York 27th Dec, og Case, oil

orbes Sandakan.. M. & On... Borneo,

Mar. 23 -S, & Co."

N. Y. K.... Mar, 23 Hitachi Maru, Kobe 19th Mar,-Holbow 18th Mar Gon-Eress of Jap Vancouver D. P. R. Co Mar 31

Kamsang Calca... M. & Co April & Co.

Cobless. Sydney M. & Co. April 1

Jacob Diederichsen, Ger. 1.9, 630, A, Hasino,

Chiyuen, Chi. 8.3., 1,171, C. Stewart, rgib Mar. Shanghai 15th Mat, Gen. M. S. N. Co.

Cicaranda at the Harbour God. Stentor, for Singapore. Aymaric, for Manila. Kwanger, for Saigon. Daijin Maru, for Hwatow. Halvard, for Hoihow Yeran Masu, for Takao,, Cathay, for Takso... Tchang, for Swatow Phrumpah, for Saigós, Clam, for Tarakan, Manchuria, far Shanghai. “Germania, for Amoy. Sabine Rickmers, for Canton, Sangtung, for Samarang. · Lion, for Shanghai..

Jacob Diederichsen, for Haiphong, stathi'de, for Canton.

Bemarturns

Mar. 19. Chengsking, for Swatow, Tangshing, for Bangkok. Stmter, for Singapore. Cleveland, for Manila. Macedonia, for Burops. Rabi, for Menila. Hurat, fer Singapora. Manchuria, for Shanghai, &c. - Haukushima Marx, för Takao, Ichang, for Shangbei.

4. Apear, for Moji,

Shantung, for Sourabaya.

| Phoumpink, 'for Saigon.

to this drag indicate that up to the present its reppied virtues have not been definitely estaḥ, labad her, on the other hand, bas it been, faily proved that "the" cares "allributed, to it eliber did not occur or were due to some other 'canan. In these‹ 'circumstances it "may" be gretol to summarize the small amount of addi- tional information with regard to it which bus been made available since the previous note. was published. The use of the drug originated in the province of Selangor, Federated. Malay Stales, where the plant grows freely; the leaves and twigs are prepared for use by roasting on an iron piste over a charcoal fire. In's paper published in the Pharmaceutical Journal for January 1Bib, 190°, an account is given of a preliminary investigation of the fresh and roasted drug by Mr. E. E. Harrison, who found both to contain a resin or resins, tannin and phlobaphene (a derivative of tuonio); nika- folds were proved to be abrest, and no appte clable amount of any glucoside was found, though light indications were obtained of the presence of a glucosidel substance in very small quantity. A decoction of the drug, prepared in the manner recommended in Selangor, con. 'tained only traces of the resin, as was to be expected, and its principal, constituest ap. pears to have been tannin. Any, medicinal vinus actually possessed by the drug most, of course, be ascribed to consilients solobic In water, and therefore extracted in making the decoction ; the tapoios of different druge, while possessing in common an astringent character, frequently have disilective lodivi. dual properties, and it appears not impossible that bodies of this nature might be of mitigating the unpleasant temporary effects resulting from deprivation of opium after it uni had become a habit. In en official report on the gazioral situation in China in regard to oplum by Sir Alexander Hosis, published last ybar, a short reference occurs to the use of this drug in breaking off the opium babil, Rodman tion is made of a statement of an English mis. slonary that he had employed it la about gu cases, and in every cass it bad been successfui In promoting a care, but va mèdical evidence as to its usefulness is cited.' On the other land, a commission appolated to inquire into „mallere relating to the uma of opium -in thị Malay States obtained a good deal of evidence London-Book T.T..................../5 13/16 and child. with regard to the use of Combretum ; and while the opinion of the lay witnesses wat

4 months' sight..... divided, the medical syidence was not favour- Franco-Bank T.T........ v zapomonmmoù...“B abla to the drug. This evidenci inciadad | America-Bank T.T. omegn commun¶31 that of Dr. D. K. McDowell, 0.146. Principal || Germany-Bank T.T. Samen megen und? 77 Civil Medical Officer in the Straits Settlak | india T,T: ments, Mr. M. J. Wight, 'State Surgeon at Perak, and several native practitioners. Combretum was wisted to be of no more 10 a cure than ordinary indian tas, though its antringest constituents were said,| to have the property of stopping the diarrhoea which otherwise often followed the withdrawal of opium. It cannot be doubted that if the

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Selangor Saremban... SeDWARK Shelford.......... Spore & Johor Singapore Para Straits Rubber ... Sumatra Para Sungel Salak. Tall Ayer

Vallambrosa...

8,166 6,356 14:431 9,300

5,000 4,300

20,000.

1,376 1,500 2,876 10,900 9,600 20,500

36,000

(From the end of February all totals are cal- culated for the calendar year instead of the financial your, which differs with many come panics)-Singaßero Fres Press,

Do Do.

COMMERCIAL,

"TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE,

Belling.

demtad

748

Do. demand...... Shanghai-Bhok T.Te memo Singapore—Bask T.T. per H.K. 5:00. ......23) Japan-Book T.T.........................................................F54 java-Park T.T. ...........

Buying

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7'sásengers arrivaÒ,

Per Moutang, from Sandakan-Mita Mac.

Leam and zy Chiness.

Bips Passed The Danal,

"FISITORS AT THEʼROT A US,

|HONGKONG":

| Adams, P. R."

Allbe, Mrs Ames, dr. and Mrs. Austlo, F. Sa Backhouse, J. H. Bird, C.-F.) Bowack, G. Boyd, Dr. and Mrs. Broadley, Mas Bucklaud. T. C. Banner,

Mr. and W.C. Chapple, F. T.

Clark, M. O

Lover, E. G. B MacDonald, D. Macdonald, D. Maffett, Miss J. C Mandall, Harker, HL Marriott, Dr. O... Marshall, W. M. McBride, J.

Molutosh, G. O,

Mrs,

Managh, J.E.

Merecki John

Morien, Mis

Messill, Dr.

Malvin, Mrs. A. L.

Mickle, D. M,

Morte, H. J.

Clark: Mr. & Mrs. M. A. Merrill, Miss Colvin, H. E Colwell, A. W, Condon, H. L. Cumetio A. G. Curry, G Darby, Mrs. W: G. Davies, Hon, W. Reas.

J. H.

Dichy A. E

Dyer, W. J. Forsalib, Capt. G. A Frost, Mr. & Mrs. B, 1.. Fuller, Donmno Garrat Mr. & Mrs. I. H.

H Gil, M. Gordon; F

Murray, E. H.

Myhre, Capt. H. G. Nume, I. G. Odom, F. S. Owen E. Picsbergen, H. Plxo, D. J. Pollard,

Miss 1. M.

Prátt, E. O.

Ray, E. H

Rutherford, Mr. and

Mr. J. A.

Bainos, Misi Schalthofer,

P.

Gorkam, Mr. and Mr. Schneider, A. Wi

O. L Goutbours, V. Graham, Miss Haar, David. Grosstande, W, Hamilton, ofiss Hanburg, R. T. Hall, Capt. T. P.. Hamison, A. Harrop, C. E.

Seale, J. O, H.

Shields, I. M;

Smith, Mr. & Mr. C.. Solomon, H. H. Spalding, R. Surgeon

and Mrs. A. D. Spittler, J Sporberg, W. M.

Stolta, Miss J. Square, Miss A,

Tobbs, Miss J. M.

Mr. & Mrs.

Thornton, Misu Thuy, Mr. and Mrs.

Brasier de

L. Tyler, B M.

Wair, Mr. and Mrs. White, D.

18th February~Cardiganshirı, Dərginger, || Hadiy, Mrs, and Miss'. Taylor, Alco "Kamé" Maru, Kitano, Maru, Kistit, Zaarist, | Held, A. H. Nippon, Polynesian, Scandia, Socotra, St. | Hoadley, Mr. Croix, azad February–Derfilnger, Taan="|| Holmes, E. R. kal, Erroll, Oobach, Sitkonta,... Alasia, 25th || Hough, Dr. S. Fobicary-Calcha, Nara, Porsus, Scandia, Jackson, C Syria, Vandalia, Wakasa Maru, 1st March--| Jupp, La Benalder, Glanroy, Invernik, Monmouthshire, Kans, Mr. and Mrs Myrmidon, Sardinia, John Hardie, Pembroke- | Kall, John, skira, Prinz Ludwig, 4th March—Aki Maru,|| Kenns-h, P. F Bellerophon, Oceanien, Persia, Priam. P. B. Koch, Mrs. M. Friedrich, Bis March-Aragonia, Ariyanax, Levy, E. Belgravia, China, Kannabic, Sado Maru, Ping | Lawîn, In Suay, Sumatra...... 11th March-Ching': 190, || Littis, T. M.". Andalúzia, Deucalion, Nora, Tourand. rgth | Lloyd, Mr. and | Muich-Benavon, Brasilla, Goeben, Palawan), G..T. and child'

18th March--Mirano Maru, Mishima Maru, | Logan, W. Salaris, Yorck,

Arrivals at Home-18th_February--Can- tom, Denbighshire, Relipsa, Oceanian, Sicilia. 2nd February E, F Ferdinand Danfa, Indramayo, Kawacht Mary, Sunsgambia. arth Fabrary Brigavia, Idomamui, Kamo Mary, Darlingar, 75th February-Stellia, 1st March-Braemar, Laertes, Nera, Sithonia: 4th March St. Croix, Shimosa, 7th March Socotra, 8th March-Cardiganshira, Canton, Petrous, Scandia 11th March-Aki Maru, Pembrokeshire, Prine Bitel Friedrich. 14th March-Syria 85th March-Persia, Bellero...

· phem: 18th March—Tourane,

Post Once.

2

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Whitmarah, A. Wilkinson, W. A. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs.

C. H. V.

Mrs, Wood, E. Marshall.

Wood, G. G. Young, Mr. and Mrs

FRAK

Jeffries, H. N. Joba, Col. St.

Koblichmidt, r.& Mrs. Kaight, 0, 0,

Alabaster, Mr. & Mrs, Jacks, P. Auld, Mr. Aubrey, Dr. Bayard, Col. Bayly, L. M. Badford, Col. and Mrs. Ball, Capt, and Mrs. Bowdler, Mrs. Bowoa, Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr. and Mrs. Burat Pye, Mr. & Mrs. Chupbell, Miss O. Cochrane, Mrs. Dawson, Mr. Dodgson, Lt, and M ́6, Docelas, Dr. Ennis, Rev. and Mr.

Only fully prepaid letters and postcards Fayrer, Sir Joseph and Per Austrid, from Trieste Count Ovi are transmissible by the Siberian-Route-to-p trousky, Mr. and Mrs. M. Coffo, Mrs. Barm Ozzy, Car Cauelle, and 867 Chines

Passagers departed,

Per Rubi for Manila-Mrs. J. G. Minor, Mra, Wilson and chlid, Mestis, Wilson, Upham, Wood, Mrs. and Miss Diller, Mrs. Pease, Mr. and Mr. Honigsberg, Mra, Parry, Master Honigsberg, Miss Woo, Mesurs. Wong Him Chung, Wong Fook, Hock Ming, H. Percy Smith, Ozorio, G. 'L. Baldwin, Chin Taeg. Liong Chuo, Ling Fook, Kham Human, Mrs Kanneberg, Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Darby, Mrs. Handum, Mesure.. E. 0. Atkinson, W. G. Griffib, Sam Loe, Mr. Maris, Mesm. Wong Plug Kwang, W. B. Davey, Liong Sop, Wong Lun Wong Gon, Au Wah and E. P. Chorey.

--

shi sping Repor

Str. Lincairn, from New York :-Fide wea- ther throughout,

Str. Aymeric, from Puget Sound-Moderate

to strong winds fine weather generally, .

Str. Profesilaus, from. Liverpool and Giss. KOW:Hoary weather Atlantic thence moder. ate very strong N.E. wind with High was be. tween Manila and Hongkong-

Str. Mausong, from Sandokan :—Light N;Ey breeze with smooth sea fue and clear to vicinity of Pratas Shoal, Frash N.Elly breese and moderate son cloudy and misty weather to

i montba sight L/C 19 6 months' sight L/Cam4/94

4 month, a' sight

do.

447

ja days' sight Sydaay & Melbource...

months right Franca -2.25 months' sight H

venkairua vana von225

+ months' sight Germany ..............1.81) ||

But Silver ........... • 33 11/16

Port.

VESSELS IN FOET,

STEAMBRE,

Changaba, Br. ., 1,125, B. Finlayson, 15th MarFrom Australia via Phillipios Island Manila. Gen.—B. & § Căuntang, Br. us, 1,418 R. Houghton, 16th Mar,-Saigon zith Mar, Gen, J., M. &

Co.

drug possessed anything like the specific proto daya' sight San Francisco, New York 43 perties originally ascribed to it, when its efficacy was stated to be proved in thousands of cures la awary short time, its usefulness mort by now have led medical men in China and other East- - sto countries whaṛe the opium question is acuja to adopt it and report on the pature of its action. But even if it has falled to give resulte commiserate with the original claims, it is not Bank of England rate necessary to surrender whatever assistance it is. Sovereign................asa meni fotos. 11.47*14th Mar., San Francisco 15th Feb. able to gīvs as an accessory in, the cure of oplum kabli.. It may be added that the opinion expressed in our previous note on the drug that British pharmacy would probably provide a more anftable preparationfor Sta administration than the crude decoctión, was soon afterwards justified by the appearance on the market of an alixir, of which a notice appeared in the Journal of April 11th, 908,-{Bril. Med. Journil.)

SHIPPING AND MAILS

MATLO QUE Indian (Catherine Ağcar) axit inst. American (Aria) agră inst, a Getman (Prinz Ludwig) syed init."/ Indian (Fookrang) 29th isst. Canadian (Empress of China) sest inst Indian (Kumaung) Ist prox.

be

The LI. Zafre left Manila on 19th Inst., and is due bern on støj inst,st 6 p,m,

The H. A. Ls. Aluta left Slagspora os 18th inst., p.m., and may be expected here on 24th lart.

The • Germna 15, Börnes, let, Sandakas on alik Inst, pim, and may be expected bare os agrd just.

Lige left Shanghal for this port on roth-inst, and is expected barn on sand fust,

The P. & Q. 8. N. Co's 2.6. Sardinia left Singapors for this port on 16th, lost, at 5.30- p.15, and latine hare on zará inst, at 6 p.m.

NYE.. Hitacht Apr, EuropER D

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THE WEATHER,

%

Chiyo Maru, Jap, 14., 13,426, W. W. Greene,

Gen-T. K. K

Chowlal, Gar. 1.5., 1,115, E. E. Gathoman, 14th Mar..--Bangkok 6th Mar, Rice - and Timber.-B. & 8.

Clam, Br. 1, 2,510, Bland, 18th Mar

Tarakan,ist Man, Líquel fool—A. P. &

The following report is from Mr. F. G. Fige, Director of the Hongkong Observatory;me

On the 19th at 19.05 -The barometer | Dallin Mary, Jap. ka; 899, Y. Kabarnki, 16th

bae fallen quickly in Windiwostok and over Japan, the depression lying over, Manchuria yesterday, baving reached the neighbourhood of the former station,

Pressure has increased slightly over tha Philipptoss and given way moderately over 5. Chius and Formosa,

I

The depression to the E. of Luson appears to have moved slowly towards N.N.E. since yesterday,

The highest pressure lies over the Faciac to the Eastward of the Bonins,

Moderate N.E and E. winds may be expected In the Formosa Channel and along the northers shores of the Chios Sen

Hongkong Rainfall for the 14 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0,00 luches,

FORECAST,

| 5,-Hongkong and Haighbourhood, E, winds moderato; fair;

· 1,--Formosa Channel, M.E. winds, modarata

Lius, Lait Kobs for this port Win Moji, and sod Lamocks, Same se No. 1.

Marwalow 15th Kan, Ges.—O, S. K. Drufar, No. 5, 1,102, J. Bing, 15th Mar,

Bangkok 7th Mar., Gan-Asgaard, Thore 180 & Co.. Empress of Jap. Br. as, 1.309. W. Denison, 4th Mar Vancouver, B, C. foth Malls Get-C R. Co. Fam! Maru, Jap. *.8., 1,569, 8. Kawamura, 7th Mar. Tarkan 27th Feb, Liquid Foul,

Asiatic Patrolum & Co. f. de Germania, Gar. £ 1,714, Chi, Jürgensen,

15th Mar,--Kwang Yan 18th Mar Cament stone.-J. & Co. .; Gregory Apcar, Br, 8, 2,965, 8. H. Belson, 16th Mar,Kobe and Moji zith Many Haitan, Br, 1.6., 183, J. 9. Roach, 16th Mar

Gen.-D. S; Co., Lalag jay-dwałow 15th Kar, GenD. La & Ca. Halvard, Nor, 3.9., 1,000, G. Audarsen, 14th

4

We metkok 4th Mar and Satow 13th,

¿Thoresen & Copake $1,103, D, Hank, 16th Mar,

Hol Mongey and Hehow 16th Mar; Coalim |

Knivsberg, Ger" 640-

Mar. Haiphong via Fakhoj nad Holbow oth Mary Gene), & CaMD MA MI

Plasma Canton.15th Maz, Goalm-1/3, K

Werkpe.

„A Hall, will stons for :- Swátow, Amoy and Tamsol-Par Dalfin | Marw; zoth Mary 9 A.M,10

Stanghal, Yokohama and Kobe. (Siberian Mail to Europe)-Per Austria, 21st Mar 11

Lack, Mr. and Mrs. Lakin, Mr. Lauder, Lt Col Lawder, Mr. & Mrs. 0. Lestor, Mr. Lofts, A. C, Llewellyd, Mrs. Lyddon, Capt. Martis, R.

May, E. A. G. Morley, Lot. and Mrs. Neilson, Mr. Probyn, R.A.M.C., Maļos Rens, Consul de

Sutherland, Mr.

Finch, Capt. and Mrs. Smith, A Hancock, Mr. & Mrs. H. Stsepole, Lt.Col. Harris, Mr. Harvoy, Mrs. Haveland, F. A. Hall, P. Hightop, Eng. Comdr. Hind, W. B. Macro-Par Søi Tai, arst Mar, 1.15 PM. “ Hitchcock, Mr. & Mrs. Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Hockaday, W. T. Island; Cooktown, Calms, Townsville, Bris-Hodgins, Mrs, bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Hughes, Rev. Zealand, Melbourne,' Adelalde, Dunedin, Jack, Mlon Perth and Fremantle-Per Changsha, 21st Mar. 3 E.M.

AM

Caba and Iloilo-Per Bungkang, 21st Mar, 1 P.M.

Tsingtan and Tientsin-Par. Cheongskning art Mar., 31.3.

Kobe--Por Ontang, 11st Mary's 7,M. Manila-Per Loonggang, vat April 3 P.M. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Hatyang, and Mar, M.

Singapore, Penang · and Calcutta Per Gregory Apčar, stad Mär, 17 km,

Tsingtan, Ubefoo and Chemulpo--Per Hel. sirin, zrad Mar., 12 &M.

Macao-Par Swi Tai, azad Man, 1.15 P.M. ( Maulla--Par Taming, azad Mar, 1 Par Tiantain-Per Hwiekow, zɔnd Mar, 3.P.M. Cheloo and Newchwang-Por Aweiyang sand Mar, 3 r.M

Moll, Kobe, Yakobama and Tacoma Fer Tacoma Mark, aşıd Mar, 11 M.

Europe, &c., India Wa Taticorin-Per Prikazas diios, 23rd Man, 11 AM.

Macao-Per Bul Tal, 3rd Mary.1.15 P.M. Macao-Per Sui Tai, 24th Mar., 1.15 P.M. Shanghai-Per Anhui, 24th Mat, 3 P.M. Shanghal-Per Choysang, nath Mar,, 5 PM. Herbertshobe, Mainpl, Brisbane, Sydney, "Manila, Yap, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Rabaul, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand. Dusadin, Malboume, Adelalda, Farth and Fremantle Per Frina Sigismund, 24th Mar., 5 PAR

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Halcking: 25th Mar., 9 A.M.

Macao-Par Sai Tai, 15th Marg K15 pat Matlia-Per

Thornhill, Rer, Thornton, Mr. Topp. J. R. Toiton, Mr. Warning,

Capt. Wheston, W. Walie, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, S. Wrigley, Lt. Dol&M Young, dr.

GRÁIGIFEÚRY, Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Marney, E, F. de..

G.A.

Kales, F. H.. Doring, Mr. and Mrs. Knott, Mrs. Drought, Liest. Rees, L.. 0.

Staith, Growther and Mr. AE Hancock, Lieut. & Mrs Smith, Me, and Jackman, H, T.

Grant Jonai, Dr. and Mrs. Smith, E, Grant

Evan

* Smith, Miss D. Kydd, Mr. & Mr. T. W. Wilson, G. L.

ASTOR Abrabem, E. S.. Allen, Mrs, F. Almako, Mr. Appleton, Mrs. F. Arbery, 1. G. Auter, Geo, Ayres, J

J. H. Ballet, M. Baldwin, G. L. Battelli, A. Bayer, G. J. Beals, J. Berckbahn, M. Borgham, Geo. C... Blockley, Mrs. C. 0. Breci A. de Broward, Mr. & Mrs. Ju Carter, As, Ceraik, M. 1. Davay, W. B. Dreyfuss, A. Dobor Kobe, Yokohems, Rez G.W. Magamer # 25th Mar., 3-P.M. Victoria and Vancouver (8.0.)—Par Empress

Byre, H. of Japan, syth Mar., 6 r,a.

Falor, R. Micus--For Sui Zal, 26th Man, 1/15 PART

Faretto, V Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Ford, J. W. Honolulu and San Francisco (via Siberias Foster, F. E. Mall to Europe)-Per CAlys Maru, 26th Mar Foster, G. D. 6 PM.

Frak, F. Gilman, Miss Gomas, A. J. M. de Greve, O.

Shanghal

Barope-Far China, 26th kar., 6 P.M.

SHANGHAI VIA SIBERIAN- Mall to Europe, &c. Indié, vis・ Taticorin-Per Toxin, 29th Mar, xx AM, an

Hanlia-Par Tion, 19th Mar, 3 PM.

--South coast of China between Hongkong | Kwangsa, Br. k., 1,118, C. P. Cole, 16th Mary d hangkal on 19th inst, and is aspeciać kara os | 4-South coast of Ukian between Hongkong || Leongmoosi darkn349170-NOTCHIRM

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

Frons, March 15th to 29th, 1910

HIGH WATER.

Mam Tieve.

LOW WATER,

Hongkong Height,

LA

bor low

Hamilton, J. C. Huray, J. H. HaveDar, F. E. Hey, D. D. Hibbard, D. S. Herrara, L. O.. Howatt, G. A. Hollander, J. W. Holt, H. O. Hortwood, Mr. W.

Mis.

HOUSE.

Lamgust, Mrs. R. Johnson, Miss O. Johnson, Miss H... Jones, Mrs. D. Joseph, Mr. & Mrs, E. Joseph, I, Kahn, A.

+

Kacadron, Mrs. J. C. Lawrence, Mrs. W. B. Lokman, Mr. A. Levanicha; S. Layaul, T Lingeri, Mrs. L. List, Mr. & Mrs. J. K. List, Mr. & Mrs. K. H. Lorria, F.

J. N.

Martens, Mr. & Mrs. Mesulam, D. Mailer, Mias Li Moats, Miss J. E, Nicolaides, N. A. Faget, A. Rob Perorano, Aug.

AC, B..

Pinson, A Poits, D.

Russell, Mas, K.

TOMORROW

St. John's Cathedral

20th March, Sunday next before Easter.

Holy Communion 7.30 am.n Matins Ir my Responses: Ferial, Vanites Tarner, Psalms of the sath morning, (11), Benedicite Ward la. D., Benedictusi Langdon. in F. Anthem; "0: of the World."

103,

Holy Communion 12 noon, Kyrie : Baker lo F, Hymt199 and 111. N.B.-Psalm 101, Verses 7, 12, 15, 21, 35, 28 In anison: 1, 8, 17, 19, 35, 22 In unison." Preacher: Ven. Archdeacon Barnett, MAQS Eventong 5.45 pm. Responses: Ferial, Psalms: of the 20th evening, (11), Magnificat! Turle 37th evening, Nunc Dimittis: Parcell. ayth evening, Hymos: '99, 113 and 98. * N.B.-Pealm 104, Verses 1, 7, 7, 20, 21, 24, 351⁄2 32, 35 in unison,

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon. Palm Sunday 20th March, Morning Service at 11 am, Preacher Rev. A. D. Stewart, Holy Communion at noon, Sunday School at 2.30 p.m., In British School, Evening Service at 6 p.m."

Scoll, Maz Smith, Miss G. Sples, Mr. and Mrs. Stavar, R.. Stutterband, Mr. and

Mrs. J. 8. Tredwall, Me and Mrs.

R. G. Wallner G. Wells, H. T. Well, Mr. and Mrs.

Thos

Woll, William De

DOJK RETURNS. HONGKONG 'AND WELMTOA DICES,

H.M.S, Janus.......emui, ut Halian...

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Peak Church.

Holy Communion, 8 am. Every Sunday,

St. Peter's Church. Queen's Road West Palm Sunday 20th March. Matinsa.m. Venite; 20th morning, Psalma Wasley, Foster, Te Deum: Russell, Jones. Pye,

Hymas 115, 95; 116 and 393, Kyrie; Unison.

Holy Communion 12 noon. Eventong 6.30 p.m. Psalms; Old Melody," Travers, Cantate, Hopkins, Deus. Miseratur, Havarga, Hymná; 596 374, 380 and 16.

The Church launch Dayspring will call on thips carrying white craws to bring friends ashore to the services between 9.15 and 10.30 a.m., and between 5.15 and 8 p.m. (Kowloon Police Pier, 10.30 and 6 p.m.), returning aftar». wards. All the sittings are free and unappro priated. Visitors are welcome, Books, etc. provided.

Sunday School to to 10.45 R.m.

Roman Catholic Cathedral:-Maus at 6 m

7 am, 8 am, and 9.30 am. Benediction, 5.30 p.m.

Corman Bethesda Chapel, West Point

Momlag Service. It m

St Francia' Church Wanchai:-Mass (Chin),

6 a.m. (Pork), 7.30 am, Banediction, 5 p.m., St Joseph's Church, Garden Road-Morning

|Service (English), to a.m.

St Anthony's Chapel, West PointMass,

8 4,0

The Rosary Churak Kowloon-Every Sun

:

day, Mars at 7,30 am, and Mass, followed

by the Banediction of the Blessed Sacra ment, at 9 a,m.

Union Church-Services, 11 am, and 6 päts,

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.

March 18th, 1910, am

Vindivostock.

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