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Intination.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 6-1910

the interests of the missions of all dencaine- Herr Dernburg's Tour.

tions at work in South China; and the

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-REIUBN OF THE IN188PORI, TEAM

THEWORDFORD

TÜRTHER PÄRLIGULARS OF THE

DISSATIÈFICTION OVER THE FOLO MATCH

The Hongkong lakrport Seimman returcoa⠀ It is possible, now to giv

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working hours of the day, miny men omid: doubtless" have received nevarn⠀injatian-by being, thrown. As it was no Carunİzlen, were sustained, apart from the victims of the faded stokabold The cram promptly tarasd out and ware mastered on deck. Cace gAID, we are proud to record, the glorious traditions

FASSI (U THROUGH HONGKONG, MA | Hen Jacob M. Dickios'n, Secretary of War | from Shanghai this morning by the 1.5." Cườm | sicted, acccuar ef be accident to thm cinlaar

for the United States, and party unived from all looking well and fi; after a peasant voyage. Bidja:de Messia Melchers & Co. Liform us that they Wanila by the U.S. transport Crook early this to converantina witt mamban of the team. The four large ships of the British Chinn -the commercial, literary, and official mctropolis of South Chica--with a popula bave received a telegram from Director Heine morning. The distinguished Americas visitor our representative learnt that they had Squadron-agship Hinsia and tion of 1,500,000, ninety miles up the Pearl: kan from Tokio informing them that RiEE was due in Hongkong on Monday at daylight, pleasant stay in Stanghal, but could not refrain Bedford, Kent, and calmr974-left

cellency Demborg, ex-Colonial Secretary of the vertel on which he travelled having bean from expressing dissatisfaction with the deti- wel on Saturday, noth last, for Nogainki”. On River from Hougkong. The site is a magnike German Empire, will leave for Geads on delayed by the typhoon. Mr. Dickios is ac- sion of the Diving competition and the Water the voyaga a spand trial was to be run and ficent one and le knowu as" Hooglok,"mean- . Prinssit Ales, from Hong ong on beió acompanied by Mis. Dickinson, Mr. Liacola R Polo Match. They stated that li wan a "farce," fætr o'clock on Sunday moralca (We ing "Texco and Happiness." The field of Novimber, al a guest of the Norddeutscher | Clark (secretary), and Brigadier General Clar as they did not have a "lock lu" which was time) the vessels were steaming at

ecco R. Edwards and Mia and Miss Ed- not their fault, of labour embraced by the College extends Lloyd.

knots an hour, The usual change of wat all over the Two Kwang Provinces, contaín. Heir Derebung wis a passenger on the wards. Captain and Mr. Lens Anderson, The refereeing left a lot to be desired and it itan 100% place, but just as the wa ing upwards of 50 000,000 Cantonese. Its Tris-Siberian Express that left Moscow os Au. Mr. Walter Colting and Mr. C. R. Simp would be better in the fature that, a "compet were turning in the Ardford, which raison dire is the widespread desire existant Sust 17, and travelled direct to Japas, viskas Joined the party a Hongkong on ant and unused person should ac: In that leading vessel, ran on 10 the Samant for the acquirement of Westera koowledge Vladivostok. His vi it to the Beat is in novel of the Rabi frum Mails to-day capaci Hoghing seldom had a fee throw which lies off the South-west coast and the belief that "No single agency can way official, as he is no longer in the Govern Amote the other passengers arriving by the wheberet a foul was given against that ghat in liland, Southors Korea The compare with the' supérior advantages tilered: ment ; nor has it any special business sighl♬, ] Crook Wibis morning ware :--Mit Taylor, iha mijitily of cases the referen demanded the terrific had the accident occurred. cance, as since his betirement from effiza Uere Colonel Wil lam. O. Rivers, Philippine Con- leather and tossed it into the "field" by Christian education to mould the new Dersburg has not risamed any of his business 'abulary, Lieutenant Colonel Jeraph H. Tan- 1. The two yard rule, #4, “xhat no player is al- civilization of China's millions". As regards" connections. To use his own words "ih's trip delton, Marines, Mix Pende'ion, Miss Helen towed to wait wi.bln the two-yard line of his the character of its teachings, nothing could is dictated by the great and paramount interest, Baxter, saj or W. E Parvisace, Midical opponent's goal for the ball was totally ignord b more commendable: it is plain and both commercially and accially, that she affairs Corps Mejor J. B. Poster, jud. Advocate ad. This is a very importantaple, and steing simple, Christian, missionary, undenomina-et the Far East have assumed in the develop General, Min. W. K. Gillespie, Major Einent that this was disregarded speaks for itself. It tional-emphasising thorough teaching and heat of the world. by useful obsevailous Hinds, Mrs. Hinds, Miss Blads, Maju is a pity that this should have beeniba cass, as

ha may have occasion to make dozing-biectour W. P Chamberlain, Medical Corps: it only leaves a bad impressiin).

of the Royal N. vy were worthily upheld, there discipline, promoting in every way strong he will try to turn to the best advantage? Mr Rodger J. Brooke, Mis Lumeabl and Had the game beca played in the Old was no panie, and i fficers add mán Christian manhood, and preparing Christian

Herz. Deraburg. has por ye: definitely decided two calcio, Caplan B. Audensch, Com Country with an experienced referee the man ordine as calmly as though an ordinary oro.n the detaile of his visit to East Asia, but this mistery, and Mrs. Anderson, Captain B. Bjority of the players would have been ordered tiled were about to be pisformed. The condi probable that his movements will be as fillows. Hyar 13 h Cavalry, wife and child, Mrs. F. Hout of the water Ose of-the-Shanghai-backs tion of the ship was hastily ascertained by those He will spend three weeks in Japan, whers, Lawton, Captain L. D. Wilden, Signal Corps, was a great daf.nler in this respect, as siao, whose daty it was to do so, and then the 6.11. the N. C. D. &exe undersands, he has been and Mis. Wildman, Mis. Jobo T. Stewart was the cite with some other members of the order to the ship's company was given, “Lath and slow hammocks," making known to the promised a hear y welcome by the authorities Captain James W. Cilutoo, tath Infantry and team.

wife, Captain Edward A, Stewart, and Field As regards the diving it was expressed that | man that there was no immediate danger, and and thence he will go by sme route mot

Artillery "and wife, Captain Thomas F. Ryan, the Northeroots know very little abani jadg. ■ period of auxiaus suspense auded. Some- yet selected, to Kianchen and Feking From the latter place be expects to travel to Erakow 135 Cavalry, Mrs. Ryan, and 200, Mrs. S.3ing, as arch department should have a judge time necessarily elapsed before it was known. by railway, and he will see as much as possible Morris, Captain Paul T, Bayos, Jr., 12th to itself and not one man to look at.er distance, that lives had been lost ; the first intimation of of the Yangtze vi ay during the time at bis, Cavally, Mrs. Hynd and son, Captain Harry N. form, entry and recovery, which makes a big | the fact was the report of the Chief Engineer disposal Iben, coming to Nanking by steamer Cooter, 13th Cavalry, A.D.C, II. W. Bannelt, diferecco in awarding the decision for the that fifteen men who had been at work in thes be will make the remainder of the Journey to G. R. Halden, Richard Heuinger, M. Hirtch

No.1 boiler room wäre ' missing,” which, uni Shanghai by rail, arriving there in the second | berg, Mr. Zand, Mrs. Wittenberger, and Miss

der the circumstances, was synonymous with. half of October. Herr Darsburg hopes to make Jane A. Delano, superintendent of the Army

killed or drowned. A little later the number. at ex aoded stay in Shingbal, and it is his Nurse Corps, ', desire to come into custict with the leading members of the business community. If time permits be will then pay'shest visite to Canton and Hongkong, sailing for Europa fr.mith's port on November 15, by the Prince Alice is visit may be taken as as expression of the very great interest that the butinis community

leaders for New China. Its work is element ary preparatory, collegiate and technical, and also gives systematic attention to physical culture. That its work is thorough may be gathered from the fact that it teaches Western subjects in English, Chinese sub- jects in Chinese, and English by the con- versational method, while requiring a high standard in Chinese. The College has no less than 2oz students on its roll and it is reported that their close personal contact with teachers has resulted in marked im provement, so much so that the character and.bearing of the s'udent body constantly attracts public attention. After a visit last year, to the institution, of Rev. T. W. Pearce as a member of the Advisory Board, the rev. gentleman wrote the following laudatory words, which speak for themselves:- My visit of five days at the College was to me

delightful. I returned here thankful beyond

utterance in this letter for the privilege of continued intercourse with teachers and studeals. The imple, earnest, religious character in the teaching, staff is the raal GUINNESS' STOUT Inspiration tending always to enhance the

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During their brief stay in Hongkong the|| viskos cccupy a suite of rooms in the Hong kong Hotel.

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The party will leave for Shanghai by the N. D. Derger to-morrow. They leave for Pekicg, via Hankow, on Sunday evening and expect to reach the Capital on the 17th homeward, win Sibetia.

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Apart from these criticisme, the visitors had 'splendid time in Shanghai and speak in lau datory terms of the geais) hospitality of their hosts.

ADRIFT IN AN OPEN BOAT,

"GERMANIA” RESCU18 ELAYAN BAILORS,

increased to nightto, the additions. being three ssamen who had been employed as coal, timmers owing to the spead trial.

At the time the Bedford sauck the rock"ibe day had scarcely broken. Within ten minuleg all the ship's machinery coaxed worklog,and below the top deck dirinase reigned and added

tain high by the fury of a China Sea barricane,could be done but wait for daylight, s

Tuffsted for y5 hours by way e lashed moun- to the discomfort of the occasion." Nothing,

ermany is taking in the development of instant. Cn September 26 the party art exhausted by incessant bailing neceirasy to

the Bast, and such the a sourcement of his trip bs been very warmly received by the com- petect authorities.

MAGISTRACY,

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Ái 100 as the accident to the Bodford was reported on the Minotaur, which was the second vassel of the like, she steamed out to sna nud signalled to the Kent and Monnsuta to follow her examplo in order to averi farther disaster Meanwhile the Bulford lay bumplog on the rocks and her crew did what could be done un der such circumstances. The boats ware get out by hand and other preparations made to. leave the wreck. When it was light enough to Accurately gunge the position of the Bedford

keep their frail little craftè fi sat, and emaciated by the half rations which sust,ined them in OFIUM PROSECUTIONS AT THE their long battle against the elements, ti sailors rescued by the German liser Germ nia which put into the bay this morning, to'd a story worthy of W. Clark Russell in his most vivid vain, reports the Manila Timci ofthe and init

Where it is a matter of concealing the 'pras

The man beaded by Captain Iverson, are scribed drug from the lycx-eyed plum cfficial, rvivor of the Norwegian fishing trawler the average Chinese mind is by no means lack-detin, which went on the rocks off Bursas. ng in ingenuity. Thi morolog, a story was island in the early morning hon's Sunday,

The little trawler which was on its way to related in the Police Court which goes to show

few days before. ford was transferred, a watch to gach vessel. up what expense and isbable the Government Japan left Hongkong

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Herr Detaburg, who in 45 years of age, and` was born in Soub Germany, is a basker by I profession.. Ha began ŝis business cæsser los the States, and was Manager of the Bank of Commerce nad industry when be received the appointment of first Çolosial. Mitin'er for the Garmin Empire. The post was created as the result of his own efforts to obtain the appointment of a Cabinet Minister for Colonial affairs. Hair Dernburg is well known in Eng laad. He speaks our language fluently. Two speeches be made in Englædd last year caused) will be put when the op'um trade will havs i Thrasts of a storm were made gord Saturday | Nagasaki in report the occurrence toabe Ade

fine mental and moral qualities that are al- ways in evidence. I shall treasure the memory of two or three services and meet- ings at the College during the time of my A.-S. WATSON & CO., stay," One of the most catimable features in the constitution of the College Board of Trustees as well as in the general workings of the organisation is the evident, earnest desire to avoid denominationalism. So far

a pleasant sørsatian. The fat, in which be keen entirely suppressed. It appears that shirt night when the tempest broke in great fury, as the teaching staff is concerned, many took as his theme the solidarity or communityy after four o'clock yesterday after: con, Chief Steering by his chart in a rain, whose falling changes have taken place during the year-of-interests-of-all-colorin.ng-nationa, was Excisa Officer Hoggab received informatorrents transformed the night intons of pitch under review, both in American and delivered before the African society in London that a quantity of opium was concealed on darkness and drowned out all sound of bask. Ait communicator intended for pabilestion in Chinese sections. Speaking of the laidor. On this occasion de pointed out that board junk No. 759. The opium cfficials pro-er, Captain Iverton reguled bis course The HONGKONG TELEGRAPII «hould be ter, the President, Dr. Edmunds, remarks the pienige of one white uation was the coaded to the junk in question but after having according to his map which showed that the addromed to The Editor 1, You Hours Road, and that it is very difficult to secure properly prestige of another, and emphasized the fact searched the craft for about no bout, the officials current near Barras island set to the war ward. should be accompanied by the Writer's Name. qualified Chinese members of the staff. The that by taking advantage of the experience of aft the boat empty-handed. About two hours Addre

solution of the difficulty, in part at least, ac color tog palio bihe Powers could avoid later, the Informer returned and gave a cleaver mistakes, which could otherwise only have count of the matter to the officials, who, Ordinary news, gomnu alcaliɔnu abould be addrømni

to The Majingų,

seems to be the appointment.of their own been asceticed from to..own experience. accompanied by a Police Constable, again graduates to instructorships, and he is glad Sir Alfred Lyttehon and Colonel Seely bok visited the junk. After searching for about to report that they have made a good begin-spoko upon the secessity of good relations another hour, during which time the Junk people ning in this direction in the choice of Mr. between Germany and Great Britain, and Herr made_10_attempt_to_hide_their_amusement, Lam Tu Cheung and Mr. Wong Kai Miog. Dernburg, replying to these speecher, made the excise officers were beginning to think that both graduates of the Preparatory School in bisfimo s declaration that he could ever be "(belt effins were going to prove fruitless and 1908, as instructors in English, and Arith.lieva in the crime of these two great nations were on the point of leaving, whch one of their metle, respectively. A peculiar fact pointed silber willingly or carelessly getting late difioumber disco,ered 3 laols and 8 mace of out by Dr. Edmunds is that it is harder to culles oween themselves, dificuliss which prepared opium coscealed to the word work find suitable Chinese teachers to teach the could never atire, if there wer, a proper regard in the side of the host. Thle miraing, the for their respectivo laterenin and positions. ***

owner of the jak was charged with belog higher Chinese, history, literature and com

At Liverpol Herr Dexoburg spake on tropi. in illegal possession of opirin and was fined position than it is to secure competent Chical bygiene, emphasiz og the practical Colonial Sizo ar six waska' bard labor. nese instructors for the elementary classes in werk which the two nations had been under modern or Western subjects. Chief among taking tage her. the activities of the staff, says the President,

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On the same join a Herr Derdburg was

But the chart was wrong and the girar was, not know tili jos afer six balls in the mora. log, ths trawler struck with a crash that all recoguis das a call to min the boats,

the Afin liar and Monmṛulk st,od in as closu as possible to the inel and ite crew of the Bed1

Men 'while, the Acut had been despatched to?

italy (od to make ariangements for salvage, and, in coatequirce, herifiers and men kasy very little of the affale and only became Ac«, quainted with the 1.2t that lives had been los after arrival at this part.

The burial savica en Thursday evening was a most impresilva ceremony. As the diens mouth, slowly steamed pist the wreck na ber

assembled af and their chaplain, the Rey, Wo, voyage to Nagasaki, thọ cipw of the. Da ford

H. M.uadrell who is a são, we believe of the. The shock was so vidlant that no t'me was late Archdeacon Maundrail, at one time C.M given to save any of the valuables and clothes 3. missioonty at Naganaki-began the service. of the officers of crew-1 bs-captain-ordered--In addition to the oid:mary=aitual-of-the out the life Bɔat, male a dash for the ship's Church of England, two hymas-"Rock_ef papers in the safe and sent a de'ail after a Ages" and "Abide with Me"-ware sung by steck of food and water.

Ten minutes later while the mas wore lustily pull ng away from the cosmed varsel it sank and they were left along to face a trip, fraught with unknown terrors.

Early Sunday morning the small boat sprang Early Sunday morning the small boat sprang Fourieca natives were also charged by Dewaver, and from that time on there was no real tective-Sergeant Watt for smoking the ding in or peace for the shipwrecked matinere. Hoorly an opium divaunt 18, Tung S.net. The keeper the force of the typhoon grew greater and the for smoking su the premises

"Single Copies, Dally, ten centa, Wookly, twenty should be meatloned the 'ceaseless efforis Geser i Yin Chong, who los the past four years was fibed $jo w.ile the rest were guch fined $; predicament of the men more serious.

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BIRTHS.

On August 30, 1910, at Gro fields, Lake Mabopac, to Mr. and Mrs. Chatles N. Edge, a

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On September 1, 1gio, at Shanghai, the wife bi Fredrick R. Mane, of a daughter.

DEATHS.

On September 1, 1910, at Birkdale, South.

port, Beths, beloved wife of Jem:s Ketlost of

that Mr. W. K. Chung, M., Feadmaster of has been Chinese Minister to Germany, and the Chinese Department, has been making | who has now returned to Peking to take up the on behalf of the fund for providing the post of President of the Board of War necessary dormitories, the first of which is

now in process of building at a cost of $39,-

ooo provided by Chinese subscribers. Mr. Chung has been the mainspring of this cam?:

· LOCAL AND GENERAL.

cable.

On feptember 1, 1910, at Shanghai, Arthurpaign and deserves great credit for the suc THL Telephone Company repo is to the Police Roderick Evanr, aged thirty-five years.

cess thus far achieved. He reports that the the loss of a dium containing 120 it, of telephone dormitory fund to date is $49,000 local cur rency subscribed, and $23,000, collected. FIELD Marshal. Sir Geor, White was found Among the large subscriptions may be noted to be suffering from a heart attack. "He is $10,000 Chinese local currency by a Canton now out of danger. gentleman; $2,000 by the Viceroy of Can

Obaugħal, (By Cable)

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On September 1, 1910, st Shargbal, James Young Marrison, of Mesir, Holiday, Wise & Co., aged thirty-three years.

On September), 19, at Shanghai, Camp. bell Divid; Engiacer & dlang Sang, aged thirty-four years.

The Hongkong Gelegraph

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1910.

THE CANION "CHRISTIAN COLLAGE,

RETURN of visitors to the City Hall Library and Moscom for the week bading the 4th September, 1910 —

Library Museum

323

180

Non-Chiness....

Chinese

Total

439 2,206

A CHINESE Telegram says that the Anti-Opiam Commissioners propose is foure the receipt of reports on the success of opium poh b'tion measures carried out in the provinces to send cot de'egates to wailly the reports on the spot will entail severa impeachments of the authori

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the assembled ship'sciam. The suvicu lastad Fabout an hour and concluded with the mauing this volleys and the sourd og by the bigan of the "Lait Post!"

The Captain, Comminder, and a number of officers and men of the Bidford are on board the figship and ars being kept back as const mattial witnesses. The remainder leave, haja by the P &O, ss. Nabia and we believe wil go home to England by that steamer,........

The men of the Bedford nie extremsly: zor. Fically at dawn Wednesday, the Germanda ramiul at the dismatrius termination, of their was sighted, and the attention of the crew on

commission, which under crdioaty ciscen stances would have expired in February, next the big liner was drawn to the small boat,

An hour frer the men ware aboard, stowed Officers and men worked harmoniously logeiber, away in bonks sleeping thele first slamber in ; and it was considered a "happy" abip/too/? more than 80 hours after the first good meal. We understand that, she divers report that the rent in the ship's bottem, in 140 feet in of four days,

length. When the accide tocuried the boileri in the fooded compartment was dieplaced and a steam-pipe broen. Denib must baya come to the unfurtunkia victims almost instantaor= only.) our or five of the bud es bave brea seen by ho divers but cannot yet ba recivated,

* The Germinia is a rege'ar liner from Hapy: kang to Sydney. Manila is far out of is courte but "Captain Jepson datermined to put in here as the nearest pɔnt where there was The crew of the Ferias consisted of Captain Norwegian consul, k Iverson, three Norweginos, five Japaness and two Chinese. All she men were landed this in their voices of they tell of their experiances mo pẫng la fit condition though the trembls

elcquert of the lerrors through which they parsed.

101; 11,000 by the President of the Waiwupu Tu Bailish steamet Fersie, with 600 Chinese foreign office at Peking); 1,000 by the labourers on board, cailed at MoliTrom Macao Any misrepresentation fund in the resors. in: the i6-lootboat In the Caloa seaf Total of Shanghai, who is a Cantonese on 14th ultimo en her way to Mexico, $1,000 by Sir Chen-tung Liang Cheng, form-

A REPORT has bea's made to the Police by iha er Minister to America, now Minister totem-lausch Dairy, the theft of an old pro- Germany, who has five nephews in the pilles weighing so lbs, and two sale of cloth echoo!. Mr. Chung proposes to carry the leg campaign forward for x, second dormitory,

and about April, 2010, went to Singapore CRITICISMS upon te Tonitorial Army bivs and Slam in behalf of this, and will culminated in strong suggestions that Lord Kit round up the campaign in Canton during chener should be given a free hand to txamine We have to acknowledge receipt of the the next few weeks, College work for the adreport upon the fpice. President' (Mr. Charles K. Edmunda) Re- most part so far has been developed in TH Chinese Englcesting & Mining Co., Ld., port for long to as published by the temporary quarters and without adequate Bounces stat the total en pot of the Com- Trustees of Canton Christian College, 756 facilities, and it is confidently hoped that pany's thiro mises for the week ending August Fifth Avenue, New York. In perusa) affords under improved conditions the work will be to ameunted to 18,618 81 tons and the sales dur, Ab Insight into the valuable scheme of work conducted with greater efficiency even than log the same period, to 13,/ 75.30 tonelada What the Is pursuing in helplog China || It has been in the past. We think that the

abe old the new Christian College and the Hongkong Univer, MADAME Flet his reported to the

nisation is "ally will have many interests in common when dance in Des Tosin Road was

That between 5 and' 6.15 am, te day, European Foth are working contemporaneously, and

dusand burglars, who wrenched a padlock can be no doubt that our local Sena uka, following priictes, among other 1—Ap inoppor bere can b

will be able to obtain numerous v

1 numerous valuable electric fan, a table«jɔib, a bath-town), a bedi Iints from the experience which the Trustore Abret, Aise cage chairs and four electroplated of the Canton College have already gained." (qıka

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THE SALVAGE OPERATIONS ̈- No limo has been font in st ipping the croiter

of everything of value, ard the crews of the Radford and the two vessels which have stood is not a safe anchorage best the wreck, the by have bad an aiduous experiences, ƒo their

Afino!aur med Mfonbröstä havaitood out ça sen the following morning at daybreak. Working tích evening as darkness has set in, returning.

parties have then been sentin board the wreck We lean from Jepin papers that Mr. Hayaibl,

and laboured unceasingly, without respite for manager of the Kobe branch of the Osaks

|proper meatu; until the appro;ch of night hịu, again, drivao the supporting crolders to sea.. Shonen. Kaliba, has resigned his dffien und

Much valuable majarfils have pren palved, luss Táa ground will be sposed (weather permit cluding some of the inch geusi, erchef Joined the Ujkaws | Hydra-Electric Power Company. The vacancy will be filled by Mrting) for net practice to all Members on and which weigh five tone and withe mall a Atima, at present manager of the Horgkong after Wednesday, the 7th September.

During the week the commouth branch of the Ouska Shosen Kalika. “Mr. Arima, who is popularly kar wo in Hongkong, HE steamer Privage Mtly, was lost on formerise siteship of ily Dedford Lons-l

Supply the latter's anchors was will be missed on his transfer to Kobe,

the thump while bound I am skɔgway to af transferring it waKS Vancouver. Theza were about jon passeppent crow from: The Reds Shimbun reposts that on the after on board,

og fáze way pokrown Whin 11* Ngh rishin by man of 12D DIG noon of the azed off, a

Princeal fry was a sinai telo! -jaw cliga of reck Flopside the ed the proceedings.wa uncers came ashore mail teft:7 from the Britli stes

lando, asem, steamer, disk;394'- toan, buj

high waves wo's bmaking orētājs. ing at the Amer

for iha ja ́s Viceroy Ching Chib-lupy, as the the anchor was taken from the Aid,

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Heitis, and used with a sis precatel between necessity for the planice employed, "on" walch,

Hopeking and Formosa, While on the run'e between the rdze of lock tad

while in this box dous position the she was boarded by pirates and a number of man removed be anchor wiki filli ogers killed on board. She changed Lion and as early as a letter (1035) (with a, bands a cümber

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