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THE HONGKONG

TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY, OCTOBER

ON THE WATERFRONT.

MORE "STOWAWAYS,

THE SWASTIKA.

BOTELS.

Stranger In Port,

For Heavy Penalty. Mr: G. G. N. Tinson appeared at

10

Shipping Company Asks

The Second Number. The moond number of "Horre A steamer of strange Hoes the Magistracy on Saturday kon literary quarterly.

"Th made her appearance at this pars] sesterday afternoon. She is the prosecute two Chinese, stowaway) Swastika" has just appeared and John Sanderson, an old-timer Antilochus

the Blue Funnel stemmer in many ways it is an improve- on' bobalt of Memore]mani on its predecessor. It is which has been purchased by Butterbeid and Swire Company. certainly Tory much

betier Mr. H. M. H. Nemazen from a Bombay firm and came to Hong agents of the ship. Defendants produced-typographically it i*

more restable and far admittid.the offence. kong for delivery to bar now owner. Shs in discharging oniki bo skonawayo were found on

Mr. Tinson said twenty.{w jaltruolive,

Beginning with a symposium cargo of sugar and general lines the ship before she left Singapore on the truth or otherwise of the from Sourabaya and Singapore.

The John Sanderson is a steel and were handed over to the pole say ng "the good old times" there. la ocaforting with ļìu which the contributor avoid a

more

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single seraw steamer of 3,271 tontin the day after the sbis 100 serious note, the book con- 1OWN GARAGE & SHOW ROOM'S RUSSELL STREET GARAGE Kross and was built at Sun-lais Singapore-all-the-Chines taina a deal of vory pleasan

by Capt. Thos. Pritchard. The John Sanderson will trade out of Hongkong with the other ships

passengers were mustered for the read ng.

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derland 23 years ago. Her

both dimensions are 335.3 ft. by 421 officers to collect their passage

|and__prosa._ _The Rubalyat of #t. by 27.3 ft. She is commanded

a Naval Officer by the lat of the ship and defendants were Ronald Hams is undoubtedly found hidden in the enal banker the best thing in the book so i There had been a lot of stowaway or two of the stories whio ; | coming to Hargkong and B. and S [f-llow have a happy turn. There fancied that someone was making a quite a number of new con-

• businem of smuggling peopl.tributors, while the names of onships. Mr. Tinson applied for Keith West and others show that a heavy penalty.

Defendants were sentenced to +ix weeks" hard labour sachb

of the Namazes flect.

New Ships For Coast Trade.

Two new steamers of the China Navigation Company will b placed in cocami-sion cut off Hongkong this week. They ar the Kwangchow, which to-morrow will leave this port on her maider voyage to Swatow and Bangkok and the Kwaiyang, an arrival a Hongkong the other day from the builders' yards at Greenock. The Kweiyang will make her first trip from, this port to Singapore, alling at Swatow, and will sail on Sunday morning next. Sino her arrival here she has been it Taikoo Dock receiving slight Mr. Alexander Barr, chief easy task. alterations to make her more officer, is making bis fin adaptable for trading 00 the trip on the Nile and Mr. Wm. J. China Coast and for overbau Blackmore, who was second after her three-month passage e gineer on the ship last trip, is from: Home.

now chief of his department. Mr. F. J. Sullivan is freight clerk. He wa Formerly in the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's service

An Interesting Series. In our advertising columns is and WAS 00 that company's announced a series of meetings reamer San Jose, when she was to be addressed by Dr. H.T. Hole- wrecked on the Mexican Coast tins on some interesting subjects.; two months ago.

which should have an appeal to

the venture still has the support of toe most prominent. identiel with the first number. As an hour's reading different from what one is daily accustom- A large party of Amerio led to read, he book is well worth missionary-workers travelled one doll-r asked for it and is; from San Francisco on the Nilea publication of which its various Thre were 140 of them, and authors can well be pleased.

arly all left the vessel at Shang-

an editorial note sik« for a ai. The greater nan ber of the volunteer to edit the next number missionaries came from the Eas-and so a chance is presented. tern states and are strangers to any one who might wish to try the Far East,

their band at what must be a n

Was The Jinx Aboard? An eventful passage by the

-teamet Antilochus, of the Bla Funnel line, was reported upon the vertel's arrival at Hongkong Saurday from Home. Pilgrims retuli from Mecca to the

between

LECTURES.

10.

The Nile will sail at 3 p.m. on fall. Straits were taken on the vessel Wednesday for Singapore, Bat- in large numbers at Jeddah, the avia, Samerang and Sourabaya.held

Two of the meetings are to b

in

Hail City part of entry to the famous city opening up the new pssenger one at the Helena May Institute. of worship, and from then on service of the Chios Mail Com until the Inst pilgrim stepped any

and at these questiors at the ashore at Penang, officers and Hongkong and Singapore and

Shanghai an close of the address are invited. crow alike suspected that the Jins Jars The vessel will tura t

At the Sud y mass meeting 10 boarded the ship at Glasgow, this part in about four weeks o

hheld in the Theatre, H. E Thr when she started her trip to the ner way to Shanghai.

Governor has kindly promised to) Far East on August the Thir-

ake the Chair and the subject of teenth. Several hundreds of pil

e address will be "The Salvag grims were brought back to the officer on the steamer Hop San..possesses an agreeable personsht

Mr. Humphrey, Rawstron, firing of Civilization”. Dr. medekin Straits after they had made their has passed the examination fund is a speaker of power. He has

(master ordinary.

Win Tickets.

Mr. Archibald H. Bathurst, o has passed for a master of steam the China Navigation Compan

offerings at Mecca and there was then no want of worry for those in compard, Small-pox broke out among the worshippers dur ing the passage and there - -

hi cerificare. two deaths of pilgrime iron th Unusual Marine Court Case "disease. Old age and deaths nie. other causes occurred and thi

A secret compartment in th cotal death-roll stood at 13, whern of his junk filled with co. the Antilochus entered at Penang brought the master of the cra This number was however, reduce re the Marine Magistrate o ed by one before arrival of the Sorday The junk was raida vessel as a little stranger appeared day night and the bidden locke hy the police et Yaumati on Fr to counteract in a small measure the discreparer in the passenger-

as found to contain coal. The list.

The ship was thoroughlsmpartment was six feet by w jurigated while she was at P. and a half feet and was 0-5- nang and no further out'r akable through sliding doors. With out information that the locke Occurred. Slowaways

was in the junk it would n ve nav been found, it was stared i vidence. As it is against th law for junks to contain un registered space the batman o

he craft was fined $25 and the

caused

some trouble at Singapore and al- though every effort was ade - clear them off the ship two wer zuccessfut including the vilizance of the officers and they

were taken to sea, being landed as Hongkong for punishment.

The Antiorbus brought 1000 2003 Di general cargo for Hong- kong and there are on board 6.00 tons for Shanghai and Japan Nearly 700 Chinese deck passe!!«, zere travelled on the vessel from Singapore. A United Kingdom meil of 51 bags was delivered at

this port

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Mr. and Mrs, C.H. Benson left Hongkong on the steam

on

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RIVER LEVELS.

As a guide to shipmasters and others interested in the water reconstruction, and is levels of the river we have been 7quested by the Board of Con- known as & writer On thes.servancy Works of Kwangtung to pablish the following table of subjects. The meet nys are underwater levels. The lavels are taken at 10 am, each day.

he Chairmanship of some of th Culong's best known citizens. ni aro organized by a committe of professional and business e teren, under the Chairman- hip of the Bishop of Victoria I only remains to add that th Meetings are open to men and vomen, and are free.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per. 95. NILE :—Mr G»o, M.,

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apartment will be removed evil, Me W. M. B werman. For not having a licence, for h Mr. Arthur Carson, Mrs. Edith

aon. Mr. James M. Crai another fine of $10 imposed.

Ms. G. Croias. Mr. & Ms. F Americans Sail on Ha vkeye. De Carvalho, Mr. Crow Ching

State.

Hi, Mr. Cheng Sa Cow, Mr. Chien Chen Sak, M.-F. W. fin, Miss & sugar: Chiu, Ly Chan, Mr. T. (.. D. vid. Mr. le Dan, Mr. & Mrs. M. Q. Fong, Mr. Thes. T. Gro, Mr. R. Julian, Me King Look. Dr. E. W. Kui and wife, Mr. W J. Leversin. Dr. & Mrs. John Y L, MT.N Line, Mr. E. A. Long, Mr. Tho- Mangan, Mrs. Ada Mangan. Mr. Calvin O. Mann, M-a, Mer- Mann, Mr. Mann, Miss Merol

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TIDE TABLE.

Hawkeye

State Saturday for Yokohama on

short trip. Mr. Clark Hem. China Mail Opens Java Line. mon if the American Expre

Bound for Java ports fron ''ompa y's head office, who is San Francise, the China Mairavelling in the Far East, let steamer Ni¦ in company with Mr. Beuson o Steamship Cus arrived at Hongkong at 11 business,

Mr. W. A. Dowley, the well. 'clock this mon ng well lader with freight and ng anum-known broker, left for J pano her of brough engers for the Hawkeye State for a holiday. F. D Mängn. M -Kay Menz s Mr. L. R. Cofer. vice-presi len Mr. Mark Thue, Me Mark Ch ports in Java, whh will "be visited by the N tor the first the

Mr. Wells Fargo Nevada ang. Mr. P. Munch rj. The vesse ational Bank, will disembark Fran is Neidle. Mr. Elizeb u time this voyage. came in with 62 first-and 40 from the Hawkeye State a idle, Miss Elz-beth Seidl, second-cabin and 193 steerag. Shanghai.

Mrs. Frank Seid e, Mr. L. B Messrs. A. I. Keefe and A. H. Senna, Dr. Sir Eric & Lids passengers for Hongkong and

cabia and 16

steerage Gillen, representatives of the uari Taylor. Dr. G. H. l'homs. Singapore and Java standard il Company at Swatow Miss C. S. Vosb hn, Mr. H. A An American mail was landen and Boabay respectively, are Wilbur, Mr. W ng Sui Lang here and there are about 500 eturning to the States on leave Miss Won Chia Wa. Miss Woo Chia Hua, Mr. & Mrs. Wun 'Sah tons of general cargo for Hong, by the vessel.

Capt. A. Asoland, of the Admir. Sung, Mr. Yine Dong Foo, M ..& kong, including 70 bars of silver bullion and four small boxes of Ling's feeder ship. Cadreta, i Mrs. Can on Cưng, Mr Giang United Sates gold coin.

going to San Francisco on holi- Kim Sing, Mr. C ny oy, Mr. & Dr. Sir Eria Stuart Taylor iny leave. Capt. A. F. Nailson Mrs. Rollin C. Crane, Mise A. returned to the Colony on the has relieved him.

Freymann, Mrs. Gom Sep. Mr. 2 ema Fire Nile from the North, accompanied The Hawk-yo State will be asi on Heng, Mr. C. S. Hunz,

Dr. G. H. full ship when ab leaves Shang- M Harry EL Lake. Mr. & Mr. 3 by Lady Taylor. Thomas also returned to Hungai to-morrow for San Francison, Etgar Lee, Mr. Y. L. Lee, Mis kong.

The large Chinees delegation Annie Loo, Mr. & Mrs. Ha Lai Mr. Francis Seidte, of the Pacific Conference at Washington Shing. Mr Lien Pan Sim, Mr.

4ed. 5 United States Consular Servici leave by the vessel, occupy fo Yam Mr. Philip Love, Mr. arrived here from San Francisning 128 cabin bertby.

P. H. Ming, Miss. Agnes Schlag, thun 61 To Marinera.

Mr. J. C. F. L. Smith, Mr. S. K. to take up his duties as Vice-

His wife The Harbour Master of Honging, Mr. S. Y. Valdiman, Mr. Consul at Hongk ng and daughter are with Mr. Sel kong is in reeipt of a t-legram Wong Hoi Ching. Me. Nietnas Mas Mesar. M.Q. Fong and Mary from Shanghai to the effect that Mrs. Mary Yes, Thue, officials of the China Mathe Tongrha Lightship will h. Lilian Test, Mr. & Mr. Yeang] Steamship Company, arrived backs-mporarily withdrawn on On To Yng, Mr. Yrune Gaing 5.k, from Shaugbai.

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Jonand

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Boesins 105 Zoolbhoog Prijos, from Batavia.

Gilman, from Capetown. Hickman, from New York. Philbatal, from San Francisco, Sternsmith, from Capetowa.

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METEOROLOGICAL.

Proviona

an datu,

at 39. 29. mar 2

on date.

T/T France

Demand. Paris

31132 ..... 3115 3 174 3/23%

4 m/s. L/C 4 m/s D/P... 6 m/s. L/C Wds. Sydney and Melbourne

10d/s.San Francis}

co& New York)

58

+ m/s. Marks......... Now. 4 m/s. Francs ́......

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6 mfe. France......... 860 Demand, Germany. Demand. New York 531g TIT Bombay

Niu. Demand. Bombay... 20414 T/T Calcutta. M Demand, Calcutta 20416

Da Yokobams....................... TIBA Demand, Manila

1134

Demand, Singapore, 127-

Demand, Batavia

Ju Haiphong

1:3 Nom

On Saigon

71 Nom: 6.55

On Bangkok

Barometer ......29,46 30.00 29.96 | Sovereign Temperature 81 73 Humility

64 71

52

81 Gold leaf per Tuel...

'Bar Silver; ready..... 4534.

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1274

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