THE
MISSIONARIES'
ANGLO-CHINESE DIARY
FOR 1902.
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1902.
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MAR.
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APRIL
2nd & 3rd
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4th & 5th
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5 W
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26
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28
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27
6 Til
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6 'J’h
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6 Sun
28
6 Tu
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7 S
2
7 Tu
28
7 P
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29
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7
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28 F
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19
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21
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20
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29 Til
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24
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24
25
24
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25
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26 S
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25
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22
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26
26 F
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27
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26
26
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27
27 S
28
26 M
27 Sun
23
27
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24
27
M
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28
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28 M
24
28
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25
28 Sub
27
28
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27
28 F
29
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25
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28
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30
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30
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27
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30
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31
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Sun
28
eONTENTS
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PAGE
Calendar to China New Year 1903.
. • .
At Front,
1.
Diary with Dates of Chinese Festivals, etc
...1-209
2.
Stations Visited
... 210
3.
Names, etc., of Enquirers and Candidates for Baptism
.M
... 216
4.
Enquirers Examined
' ... 224
5.
Baptisms
... 228
6.
Infant Baptisms ...
... 232
7.
Marriages
... 236
8.
Funerals
... 237
9.
Suspended ...
... 238
10.
Excommunicated ...
... 239
11.
Restored to Communion ...
... 240
12.
Discourses Delivered
... 241
13.
Day spent in Itinerating; Distances Travelled, etc.;
Cost of
Itineration
... 248
14.
Incidental Expenses of Itineration
... 256
15.
School Examinations
... 264
16.
Books Sold, etc.
... 267
17.
Cash Account [from January to December]
... 271
18.
Cash Summary for 1902
... 283
19.
British Postal Rates ... •«.
... 284
20.
United States Postal Rates
... 285
21.
Imperial Chinese Postal Rates
... 286
22.
French Postal Rates ...
... 288
23.
German Postal Rates •»
• M
... 288
24.
Imperial Japanese Postal Rates
... 289
25.
Memoranda ... ...
... 296
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JANUARY, 1902.
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JANUARY, 1902.
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FEBRUARY, 1902.
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FEBRUARY, 1902.
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Tuesday. 0 5^ + r 1
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FEBRUARY, 1902.
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12th
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Wednesday.
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FEBRUARY, 1902.
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FEBRUARY, 1902.
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FEBPARY, 1902.
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FEBRUARY, 1902.
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FEBRUARY, 1902.
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MARCH, 1902.
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MARCIj, 1902.
Monday.
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MARCH, 1902.
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Saturday.
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MARCH, 1902.
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MARCH, 1902.
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-
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1,
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J(ARCIi, 1902.
Sunday.
Palm Sunday.
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MARCH, 1902.
24th. Monday.
2nd
Moou.
25th.
16th of
2ud
Moon,
B 3GL + >g
Tuesday.
B +
MARCH, 1902.
Wednesday.
26tb.
I 7th af
2xm\
Moou,
27th. Thursday.
2nd
Moou*
I
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0 A + n
50
MAHCIj, 1902.
28tl|. i9fch of Friday. B X M
Moon. Good Friday.
20th of
2nd
Moon.
Saturday.
B M
30tli.
21st of
2iid
Moon.
MARCH, 1902.
Sunday.
Easter Sunday.
52
31st.
22nd of
2nd
Moou.
MARCH, 1902,
Monday. 0 11 +
1st.
23rd of
2nd
Moon.
APRIL, 1902.
Tuesday. H H +
53
APRIL, 1902.
25th of
2iid
Moon*
Thursday.
^ v/
BS. + ~M=.
54
Ifli 26th of
2nd
Moon.
H + r ;} n
APRIL, 190J.
Friday.
A^v'.
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rncMi I C'(<-^'(^L '3<Uj ^ ^-trrv .
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Moon.
^ Satueday.
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55
6tii.
APRIL, 1902.
Sunday.
Pure Briifhtncss.— Oh'ing-minji'.
Moon, Low Snndav^
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56
Vlh 29th of
2ikI
Moon*
APRIL, 1902.
Monday.
B ji + 'Zn
7
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Moon.
Tuesday. ^ B ” %I ^
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67
9tl|.
Moou.
APRIL, 1902.
Wednesday.
B r H
^ o/f^ ^ ^4.^^ >c^ / 1^ S^^iy-$ .j
f ^ ^/Cuvf
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3rd '^URSDAY.
10th.
B Hia j? H
Moou,
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mil.
Moon,
APRIL, 1902.
Feiday.
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Moon, ^
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^'CJZ r -^4tN«L '
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Tzi.^
59
APRIL, 1902.
6th of
3rd
Moon.
Sunday.
0
(h — t.
/■
60
Moon.
APRIL, 1902,
Monday.
ISth.
8th of
3rd
Moon.
Tuesday.
yi^LA.
B MB
Ciwva Lyu^ <yyvf-*^A ^ ^
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61
APRIL, 1902.
16th.
Wednesday.
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^ /w.. >-
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(z^tz^u^i; y^jL ^ f _
17th 10th of
Ulil.
Moon-
Thursday.
Q +«lfl H
62
APRIL, 1902.
18tii.
11th of
3rd
Moon.
Friday.
19th.
]2th of
3rd
Moon«
Saturday.
0 ~
I
20tti.
Moou.
63
APRIL, 1902.
Sunday. B H + ^ H
14th of
3rd
Moon,
APRIL, 1902.
Monday.
0 0 H
M m
Corn Rain.— Ku-yu.
15th of
3rd
Moon,
Tuesday.
0 £ ^ H
65
23rd.
APRIL, 1902.
Wednesday.
Moou. St. George. /■
0 + £
6 C
1 ^ ^ ^ ^
1 « »
24th,
Moon.-
ThURSDAtY.
0^ +
66
25tli.
18th of
3rd
Moon.
APRIL, 1902.
Friday.
19th of
3rd
Moon.
Saturday.
B A + II H
H A + HH
27tli.
APRIL, 1902.
20th of Sunday.
3id
Moon.
€8
28th.
Moon.
APRIL, 1902,
Monday.
22nd of tTuESDAY.
3rd
Moon,
APRIL, 1902.
Wednesday.
69
30th.
Mood.
0 H + H
1st.
24th of
3rd
Moon.
MAY, 1902.
Thursday.
0 0 J H
70
MAY, 1902.
Oj)(| 25th of Friday. H ^ H
3rd
Moon. . -
/4
3rd,
26th of
3rd
Moon.
Saturday. H 5^ + H ^
^ ^~f i^ ViC t ^ ^
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27th of Sunday.
3rd
Moon, Rogation Sunday,
0 't + r
4tli.
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U
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72
5th.
MAY, 1902.
Monday.
0 A + - ^
Moon.
• i J t
•M
t
4.^Li( /^''t -<.:>(_
rui. 29 th ol
3i’d
Moon.
Tuesday.
B A + “
S A
Beginning' of Suiniwert — lii-heif'. , _
30th of
3rd
Moon.
MAY, 1902.
Wednesday.
7tli.
1st of
4tli
Moou.
Thursday.
Ascension Day.
911}.
2nd of
4th
Moon.
Friday.
H 0
3rd of
4th
Moon.
Saturday.
0 Emn m
w
11th,
MAY, 1902.
4th of Sunday.
4th
Moon.
75
H 0 0
76
n[AY, 1902.
12th Monday.
Moon.
j3tl|, eth^of Tuesday.
Moon.;
\
H £ H H
H B
MAY, 1902.
Wednesday.
77
14th,
7th of
4th
Moon.
15th.
8th of
4th
Moon*
Thursday.
H 4: 0
B Mm
78
MAY, 1902.
lOtlj. Friday.
Moon.
17th.
loth of
4 th
Moon«
u M m
Saturday.
H +13 0
79
W(AY, 1902.
4,,^ Sunday. g _ ^ gg
Moon. Whit Sunday. H 511 Si
Annivemry of Death of Confucius.— ShOng-tau-jih.
fPu ^ rf f
/
0
u
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80
lOtlj.
12th of
4tli
Moon.
B[AY, 1902.
Monday.
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Moon,
K(AY, 1902.
Wednesday.
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B3i~\^nm
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Small Fulness.— Hsiaornmn.
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82
MAY,
23rd.
4th
Fkiday,
Moon.
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Saturday.
0 4: + ^
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83
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MAY, 1902.
Sunday,
4th
Moon.
a A + ^ 0
Trinity Sunday.
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26th.
4th
Moon
. ?h^
UlY, 1902.
Monjoay.
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27th.
Tuesday.
Moon, f'f\
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t/ r,. - * % ' ^ _vA _
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I 28th. 2]stof
4th
Moou.
MAY, 1902.
Wednesday.
85
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Thursday.
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86
30th.
Moon,
MAY, 1902.
Friday.
0 H + 13
Q^nf 24th of Saturday. B 0 + H ^ 0
4th
Moon.
87
JUNE, 1902.
Sunday. B 5. + H 0
inf 25th of
4th
Moon,
flj _
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88
2nd.
Moon,
JUNE, 1902.
Monday.
27 th of
4th
Moon,
Tuesday
B ^ m
JUNE, 1902.
Wednesday.
S9
4tli.
28th of
4 th
Moon.
bill. Thursday.
' 4th
Moon.
0 A + r ^ 0
0 :fL + eg
90
JUNE, 1902.
Friday.
Moon.
7th. Saturday.
' 5th
Moon.
B B
B z:mM £
Sprouting Seeds.— Mang'Chung.
91
JUNE, 1902.
8tll. Sunday. B H 10 5.
«otn
Moon.
9ni.
Moon.
10%
5lli of
5th
Moou.
JUNE, 1902.
Monday.
0 E9 10 £.
Tuesday
I V
H B
5c
Dragon Boat BeBtival.-T'ien-cVniiig-ohieh.
X X
lOy^ ^ 'ji '/' If
1 / Ua--v k Ud't k >■ A
\
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nth. ethof
5th
JUNE, 1902.
Wednesday.
93
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94
8th of
5fch
Moon.
JDNE, 1902.
Friday. r — 0 B
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Saturday.
0 B
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Sunday.
96
1611,.
Moon,
JUNE, 1902.
Monday.
H “ + S
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mil. I2ai of
5th
Moon,
Tuesday. 0 z + ;i £.
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97
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JUNE, 1902.
Wednesday.
0 H + £.
Moon,
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n
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5th
Moon,
\->V
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Thursday. B P9 + >0 55.
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98
20tll.
Moon.
JOBE, 1902.
Friday. B 5, + S
Formation of Heaven and, Earth.— T‘ien-ti-chiao-hua.-
21st.
16th of
5th
Moon.
Saturday.
Ml.
99
JUNE, 1902.
22nd. 17th of
Moon.
Sunday.
\ C A A A
i '
Summer Solstice.— Hsia-chih.
4--
100
JUNE, 1902.
Monday.
U A MS.
Moon*
Moon,
Tuesday.
101
JUNE, 1902.
25tll. AVednesday. H + “ ^ H
Moon,
26th. Thursday. B — -f — S
Moon,
102
JUNE, 1902.
27tll. Friday. H H + ^ 35.
Moon.
23ra of Saturday. . 0 ^ 35.
Moon.
103
29th. “I; o'
I Moon.
JDNE, 1902.
Sunday.
B 0 ^
3’^ rii^v'7 — t*''-/'-
104
30tli.
Moon.
JUNE, 1902.
Monday.
0 S + 55.
ffuy
JULY, 1902.
Tuesday. 0 :^ + 51
Moon.
^Qf 26th of
5th
/
Ci'^ ^
/ /y.y
JULY, 1902.
Wednesday.
105
2lld.
27th of
5bh
Moon.
0 ^ + r ^ 5.
3rd.
28th of
5th
Moon,
Thursday.
0 A + - ^ E
106
4th,
Moon.
JULY, 1902.
Friday.
Rfli 1st of
6th
Moon.
Saturday,
H 10
JULY, 1902.
Sunday.
107
Cf), 2nd of
fith
Moon*
B
108
JULY, 1902.
7fh 3rd of
6th
Moon.
8tli.
Moon,
Tuesday.
u m%n M ’A
109
JULY, 1902.
9th. Wednesday. 0 £.
bth
Moon.
lOth, '‘‘.f
Moon,
Thursday. 0 7a /x
til M ^
Feast of Heavenly Gifts.— T‘icn-k‘uang'-cliit‘li,
110
JUVj 7th of
6th
Moon.
JULY, 1902.
Fkiday.
0 'tiOJ
12th, “
Moon*
P- ^ L /T .V ^ V
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Saturday.
t\- ■
y\
a Am a
r-Cv - v-^/'
V
fStli. »'*
Moon*
JULY, 1902.
Sunday.
Ill
0
Q I • I » V ' ■. V
( /\' l
f
112
14th.
lOth of
6tli
Moon.
JULY, 1902.
Monday.
15th.
1 Ith of
6th
Moon,
Tuesday.
0 - + J />;
113
m-
Moon,
JULY, 1902.
Wednesday. 0 m
Thursday. B .r. +
Moon
114.
14th of
6th
Moon.
JULY, 1902.
Friday.
19tll Saturday.
Moon,
0 0 + ^^
0 5.+ ^/"
16th of
6tb
Moon.
Sunday.
20tli.
H +
116
Moon.
JULY, 1902,
Monday.
Moon.
Tuesday.
+ ^ ^
0 A + ^
117
JULY, 1902,
23rd. Wednesday. H /a
Moon.
Mill.
Moon.
Thursday.
H ^
Great Heat.— Ta-shu.
118
25tli.
21st of
6 th
Moon.
JULY, 1902.
Friday. H V ^
1
26tli.
Saturday.
a n + -Ji
/\
6 th
Moon.
I r- ^ 'n <' ^A tr- j! A . .,
r / /7/'" A
'S\tn^ "Mta A
"t
119
27tli.
23t d of
6th
Moon.
JULY, 1902.
Sunday. 0 H + II 7^
120
28tll. Th°'
Moon,
JULY, 1902.
Monday. B ^
Moon.
Tuesday.
H i + - B A
121
30th.
26th of
6th
Mooa,
JULY, 1902.
-Wednesday. 0 + X
Moon.
Thursday. 0 'ti + a?
122
1st.
28th of
6th
Mooa.
august, 1902.
Friday.
0 A + -
29th of
6th
Mooa.
Saturday-
0 ^ + "
123
30th of
Oth
Moon,
AUGUST, 1902.
Sunday. H + H .3
124
AUGUST, 1902,
w.
Moon.
5tli.
Q ^ ^
2nd of
7th
Moon.
Tuesday,
0 'li
125
AUGUST, 1902.
3rd of Wednesday.
7th
Moon,
4th of
7tli
Moon,
Thursday.
u m m
5th of
7th
Moon.
AUGUST, 1902.
Friday. 0 S Ijn
m:<L
Beginning of Autumn. —Li-ch*iu.
6th of
7 th
Moon,
Saturday.
10th.
AUGUST, 1902.
7th of Sunday.
7 th
Moon.
127
128
I
8th of
7th
Moon.
HCDST, 1902.
Monday.
9t
9th of
7th
Moon,
Tuesday.
H :LI5I ^
129
AUGUST, 1902.
loth^of Wednesday.
Moon.
nth of
7th
Moon.
Thursday.
130
S IStti-
AUGUST, 1902.
12th of Friday.
7th
Moon.
13th of
7th
Moon.
H r: + ^ ^
Saturday.
u E-f n-t
131
14th of
7th
Moon.
AUGUST, 1902.
Sunday. B W + M
132
18tll,
Moon,
AUGUST, 1902.
Monday. 0 5. + 'tl
iJ jC 4*
Spirits’ Festi val.-Chung-yuan-chieh.
16th of
7th
Moon,
Tuesday.
0 +
133
20tll.
17th of
7 th
Moon.
AUGUST, 1902.
Wednesday.
21st.
18th of
7th
Moon»
H A + Jl-t
Thursday.
H A +
134
AUGUST, 1902.
22iid.
19t.h of
7th
Friday. H ^ ^ 't
23rd.
20th of
7th
Moon,
H + =
Saturday.
135
24tll. 21st of
AUGUST, 1902.
Sunday.
7th
Moon.
0 - +
Stopping o( Heat. — C'hU'Shu.
136
AUGUST, 1902.
25tl|. Monday. B H + Z ^
Moon,
28tli.
23rd of
7th
Moon.
Tuesday.
B H + ^
137
27th.
24th of
7 th
Moon.
AUGUST, 1902.
Wednesday. 0 0 + Zl
28th.
25th of
7th
Moon.
Thursday.
0 E +
138
AUGUST, 1902.
29th. Friday. 0 ^ 't
Moon.
30th.
27th of
7th
Moon.
B -t + r:;j -t
Saturday.
SEPTEMBEK, 1902.
29th of Monday. B :;l + - ^
7th
Moon.
1st of
&th
Moon.
Tuesday.
A
141
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
2nd of Wednesday.
8th
Moon,
8rd of Thursday.
8th
Moon,
H r: tl A
B — Id A
142
5th.
4th of
8th
Moon,
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
Fkiday.
6th.
5th of
8th
Moon,
0 0 A
Saturday.
a E a Ji A
143
7fli 6th of
* 8th
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
Sunday.
B A
Moon.
t — — ^
144
8th.
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
7th of Monday.
8th
Moon,
A
White Dew.— Pai-lu.
9tli.
8 th of
8th
Moon,
Tuesday. 0 A 15 A
IM
Moon,
SEPTElf(BEH, 1902.
Wednesi>ay.
U ^
10 tb of
8th
Moon.
Thuksday. B + 10 a
146
SEPTEWIBER, 1002.
Friday. 0 f* ^ A
Moon,
13tli.
12th of
8th
Moon,
Saturday.
H z. + U A
147
SEPTE»(BEH, 1902.
Sunday. B H + A
148
SEPTEl^BEH, 1902,
14th of Monday. 0 0 + A
8th
Moon,
■
1 6 th oi
8th
Moon#
TuESDAV. 0 A 4* ^ A
BVi<¥
Mid*Autumn Fe0tiva!i“^Chung:*t3h'iu»ohieh.
140
m-
Moon.
SEPTElflBEH, 1902.
Wednesday.
0 ^ A
m- ‘’sr
Moon*
Thuesday.
H ^ A
150
IWll. >“«'
Moon.
SEPTE]f(BEH, 1902.
Friday.
20tl).
Moon*
Saturday.
0 A + ^ A
0 + ^ A
151
21st.
SEPTE»(BEH, 1902.
20th of
8th
Moon.
Sunday. B + HI ^ A
152
22nd,
Moon.
SEPTEPER, 1902.
Monday.
Moon.
Tuesday.
153
24th.
23rd of
Sth
Moon,
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
Wednesday. H H + ^ A
Autumnal Equinox.— Ch*iu-f6n.
25th.
24th of
Sth
Moon.
Thursday.
0 0 + n ^ A
154
SEPTEMBER, 19(^r
26th. Friday. H 3GL + H A
Moon.
27th.
26th of
8th
Moon.
0 + r ^ A
Saturday.
155
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
28th.
27th of
8th
Moon.
Sunday,
0 ^ A
156
SEPTEMBER, 1902.
29tll. Monday. H A + H A
otn
Moon.
30th.
29th of
8th
Mood,
0 ^ ^ A
Tuesday.
157
OCTOBER, 1902.
30th of Wednesday. H + H A
Sth
Moon.
2Qd.
1st of
9th
Moon.
Thursday.
158
M,
2nd of
9th
Moon*
OCTOBER, 1902.
Fkiday.
4th.
3rd of
9th
Moon.
0 -fu
Saturday.
0 ^
159
OCTOBER, 1902.
I
160
OCTOBER, 1902.
6th. Monday. 3 5. U ^ :fL
Moon.
yiii.
6th of
9fch
Moon,
Tuesday.
1G3
7 til of
9th
Moou.
OCTOBER, 1902.
Wednesday.
fM
CD
ii
8th of
9th
MooUc
Thursday.
Cold Dew.— Uaii'lu.
Mjr
160
6th.
9 th
Moon,
OCTOBER, i002.
Friday.
Z^df
Chung Yang Festival.— Chung-yang-jih.
^ f j- Z>' *^fc f< ^
^^tL- ^'^ ff
— /C —
Saturday. B +10 ^
lull.
Moon.
▼1^
1G3
OCTOBER, 1902.
Sunday.
9th
Moon.
H - + ^ :1L
% iTo
.rr:' 12
IS-
f
164
m.
Mooa,
OCTOBER, 1902,
Monday. - 0 n +
J-~
u
ciU •lJ<
'S'
'JfU:/
ISfcii of
9th
Mooiu
Tuesday. H H + ^ ^
! jL^u./ sk^ r^>y^
I -TUU^'
hi/'O'' U.'--.lf^ - ^ dLiA^ '3
S t^TV^O 4 /.-wxL. OfX^Xy^^J
(/ivv,' v*^~-5 — f^ Ia. ►» ^ ' a A ^
165
OCTOBEIl, 1902.
Wednesday.
S
15tll. >“'■'
Moon.
H 0 + >^ A.
/C-i (l.^'‘~it ^ i ^ J W ^ ^ I*- * '
r ;) . ^ //il, '7- '^^ "■ ^ 7-/ V/.^.
/(.■ -J- -
yVv^'f~^rA It' C4^x^ 9|^<*-V r- ^ ^•- ;/ '^ ‘ ' • ^ v - -
C^iM^ Unt^ fz. 9*t}e^^'f^<<^ '■^f^i,C.
lOtlj. Thursday. B 5G. + .15 ^
MoOHi ^ / 1? ^
d-,^ux.rj t^y \ z/c/AAy
/■ » / /-'('Vt-K. yi f C ^ f*- / _
g^c^t G'-^^'t-^' fU ^ ^ ^yyLfft^ /- /7n-i-,^
iulL fUC ^ / vV '^^*7
^t.v v^ ^ V/*/ ^ /C #
frrJ,(ri^ /-y: 'I'"
tTKJ ^ ^
M m W\^ -» f
"V
<
^ d ''^ .d
166
m\[.
9th
Moon,
OCTOBER, 1902.
Friday. B ^
(
jrvUj— 0'7'~^'-ryt^-^
I9U
'K /KC*— ^
/ /
18tll, '»»'
Moon«
Saturday.
H -e + ;i A
(^/*~eA^ \ ^ UrytA. **
>JK', iZ^tK4U ^ /tCf^-^f^ /<^P
r / fit n/ f
llA^c^<.U-t^ -7 0 ^7 yv*^— _ U/t Ui.
^Vrv ^ /v F^'Vv.w--.., ^ Jlr^T i- ^/ '
P] ^ /*'V^_-^-^ /-
q^.k su
*}i nr7 'C /-y* *■/
7^
•'^' / »'^ • -t-f
■1 i'
,;>UW’ i'^'^ '^-'V ^
OCTOBEH, 1902.
Sunday.
? C
^ j' /■’ \ *
^ 167
0 A + ^ :fL
Moon.
'7?^r^r ^ q\x t- .^0 ^
/? / f ‘ i
[4/1'
*1
Jf' IK • ' ' »7 - “ f' ' .t •^'
/' w'
CK^ V'-
/ t‘
f ^
tw r
^'"/i fr /(^
/ ^ / / /^ ^
t^tK < 9^ » 7 ^
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f
\X-4^ >
7‘^,'ifZt^i i> nt>-^ <- 1 /
^ L.l<^ i-Pi^^x^
u
tfu--* /t . •' <iv~f j y ij
:7
i t /<- *
Uru-^
l i
n
n ^
• i
V «.
/A/ ^
/
/l r A.'^-
20% ■“»'
Moon.
Monday.
B ■!l + Mil
%
i-^ 'C » f M . J
cyL^^- ci:^- A-v
, ^ Al--^ t '^< 'n ^
y^T^y ^
4^A i (-rv-A^r.^ — f'-»^C^>.0
\ i -7P^>y~-^*- -yy
A y J ?i rrnt ‘i ^ v*C f P t iKa,
Urvvt f t'^- yl 'T^ X ^ ^''' ' ■'■ —
9i(;f 20th of ' Tuesday. 0 + r :^L
Moon.
- / /? , ■,//>—- .^r
^:C4„{ /-^^v^vL-
v-V
/ ,1
OvrvKz.
/
^ ‘/' ^
^ k f
^i tX / ^
It*
r 1
^ 169
<
_ ^ OCTOBER, 1902.
21 st of
* 9th
Wednesday.
0 - + n .0 :fL
Moon.
' * "/' k kf£
>IU. «-
‘ r ♦ ' y ^ ^
\At^ ^ '•'
L ^ Oi * fi *-»->c-^'»V-i ^ ^ ^ ^
it
.^l^vO
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’■<
/ • V , * '
23rd. 22ndof
Moon.
Thursday.
0 n + n ^ :fL
Olu-Li ^'1^ :-r I- .\s U-Ui,
TH ^i'W- luU '( /t»»-‘ '.r '/>-
U iT vn i- t Wm- 4/t t
7 ! . ,
’ O
vV
Mv^ -
t
wi
w / ‘ ^t\A-l^' t 4 ^At ^ ii L * ^
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f r'-'
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:ij
ri
If > I 'i^ ^ e -*^* ^ SJ '^'
k -: , . /‘'t: <:^Y^ ^L ' ,
£. k-
V'
v*-.
r / .
i \ .4. Jf I
ITO .Q^ <u^ c^j.
24th. %'5.“'
Moon
OCTOBER,
Friday.
Q
^ f Frost's Descent.—
Zl M ^
nm
•Shuang'Chiftng.
^ /'i t- ^
i' O/ ^ r^Pj-t-eUf^ —
/
5rr4( /‘'Uw' ^ Ol^uo
D C^--\ ^ ■ (^ // /-t4-vf 4 .
OL^^ OA/'tV ‘
1^ A
'.! /C'C!.C^^ rl<-‘\ t‘^'^
25th, “S,"'
Moon.
'■^ •««•'■ 5 ' '-■ a B + :; .14 A
’-L. ff^''
{,i,^M^ cedaa4^ Ai^i ^ ^ ^
'VK ^k-'-K-r . f ^ A trvl^^'
K'l
ju/. i^rie /r^ -‘0 r ; ;::;i:
'V
,h ^f;vA 4
I.
171
2611.
Moon.
'7^-
OCTOBER, 1902.
Sunday. H 5. + ^ ^
r, ' ' L i ‘ - ■'j
lit^ tLcA (ztL) ^
v_-^ yj4^ 7rr>>-^ —
Cf^tye l — 12^^ PiM^ 'n-n'‘~>-j2^
CyL^ 3 ('C-x, Uyyy^ ^ •'7.-'- ^ ‘"
^ ^ Lc^ -
edp-, /l^<^*^ 7 -
7/ i/ U ‘ Ai ' /'^ -’
/» /■ 7
/
/ CJ ?j
^ -
/ ✓
'' r
172
2?th.
Moon.
H /^ + i: J
OCTOBER, 1902.
Mondat^ „ , , .
<^01
7H< ,‘- r
* Q i u .■ ^ > / i' ^ ^
IC"^ t t /-.J* f ^- s^' f. - 'i flA-C X 4
I . / /
' '^yv* gr- / Py-vy^*-' ^ ~Lf V ►
/i’ ^ •f'" ^
.d
s
• V
IMC, Jui ^ L
Uli{ iLf^f.
29th.
Moon.
173
CJCr
OCTOBER, 1902.
Wednesday. B A + —
7l-. ?c’
1 c*- ■.v~~ I J / 2-
^ ^ if/ ^ C -^ / 1 /y
<5^tv I'^f. f Y ‘ < (. ‘
[z/r/; ^
'Jh f^l ^ —
r
Both. 29th°f
Moon.
Thursday.
** ‘ V
B jL -T* )] Jl
C / *-
,. /(
/Tt C4u^ ^/C ~~
i4^- 'b'UU^ \^ 'ju^i^uj IT'
I '^*y-^f ^iv'frK A**' <?Uvc. -vA^ -^—
Oiu^^
/A»l ^ ^ ^
/—:
>/
6--“ (
'
/;/
r
; Wn.'^' ^*j- Avvi,
174
Qjdl 1st of
10th
Moon.
OCTOBER, 1902.
Feidat.
r'
0 -«i;i +
J
VI -
» >
' .^ ^
-i- '
V
/yyt^u^u^ ^
<^ J ^
(rym O tv/c'
■<-i
let 2nd of
10th
Moon,
NOVEMBER, 19ua.
Saturday. 0 I!! |0 +
175
NOVEMBER, 1902.
7
176
3rd.
4th of
10th
Moon.
NOVEMBER, 1902.
Monday.
4th.
6th of
10th
Moon,
Tuesday.
H B W ^ +
+
i
177
NOYEHIBEH, 1902.
Rfh of Wednesday. B ^ -IB +
loth
Mood.
'''7a J y''
'1^ 77C'i_ /K^ ' ( < ‘ !/
XTT. (tr \\y
fith fth of Thursday, B -t. ^ -B +
''‘'‘l* lOth
Muou.
A I
^ Jh t c*
'I
^ •■ /y^'^ ‘l^ Ay\ l3
;
r
^^X f^Li-
7
/^' -
I ^
fkf A 'f —
(<X S- c^ -h
■ ^
/ -iaJ y-.
178
yfh 8th of
lOlh
NOVEHIBEI^, 1902.
Friday.
0 A la -h
Moon.
.-c t
^ ’\/
/^7
/
^ r y
/
^ [ ft.
rtf T * {
' .' ’ \
^ <- ■;; — ? -2^ -•(_ _
/^-(Z" /(^ i\ ^C^'i A
/^ V ^ ^ <^vV^. M.
8ti!. »s',;f ifc^7c.,A. ..Saturday. 0 IjJ A +
Mood,
^ A
/ Beginning- of Winter. — Li*tuiig.
/ • /, '^ , yri'v'-'^ c^^^\.x\
6r
yil^t-trz4i^ UnyL^ A "X/' ^
^ r..
Cj—tTD ^ ^#^»w,'>w-vv
LtTfyi^-^xv , ^
179
//i^ C y
NOYEft(BEH, 1902.
9tH, ‘»'^,f
Mouli.
Sunday.
jC /..■
4^/A ^r
P + ^
^ «( ''t'**-^'^ ^ '^^n /Co<-^
/^'-K ^ It'-f't^^ U/v<^ 'Vw, —
^ pf (''H^i'i, 'Cm l'p(-^^-yi^^x.X-i,\^ CtyCi>^yf_^K,K. y^~AAj
CjL^^ C^ V A tA^
^^?L/ yjc^' A- A-.' 'V-^
y^y'C^^>-r — ? ^t'-'"''-^ y^\r^.
&'C-r^^-=/ - ^
AM-Tt-y A^
r
180 f I f
N0VEW[BEI(, 1902,
lOtH.
Monday.
Moon, /
^ — -r—
-r ' t* }
^Utr'K /p'^
ft >'
'r'/ '/I -4 ^ '{ ^ ^
H ~ + >g +
;
i-.
/?
//
y '
f ■ '’ / • / /
.>7^-
^ / > r'
tj J ■ i^?4/ lft>^4. ^ J^^ir /*> :/•- 1.,
/7 ' /aV^ '/''<' '"' /' {^ . .. f f /■‘.«^ P i^-^tt.^ ,*11 /■<• /^ •
/c.-'-jp / J L-t*1 (Ttf-^X^f il*^ P(,>1.\ f.A P ^fc«- i-
Moon
10th y
Tuesday,
B z + ;3 +
cCtL.*^
wicf ./ " ^‘ .t /vt ^{^c--f>
/V nnLJ^ ^
'jhss^^^ ^ ^py^j-cy ^
th llxjA ^a*.a.I(*-Y /
ij, '^tftvv^/^ yi (^Jt'^ L^k.\ ] V >-^ * vA
181
13th of
10th
Moon.
NOVEPEH, 1902.
Wednesday.
0
» ^ . .
§1;^
»^* OU'*' *
f- ^ ^ j, iP^t^ ^
La C-c^Wi /Lt* -* — ^ V
/Cvv/^
istli.
All + >0 +
Pirt^'-^Cx
\J
14th of
10th
Moon*
Thursday.
0^9 + ;] +
182
15th of
10th
Moon*
NOVEPEH, 1902.
Fkiday.
B E + ;3 +
ffiST
Heia Yuen Festival. -Hsla-ytian-chieh.
NOVEPEH, 1902.
Sunday.
183
Ifiih
lOth
Moon.
0 -U + A +
/ cm
i^€ .C_ ^y> (5o /«- . . .. - ,.■
184
17tl|, -fl-'
Moon,
NOYElfBER, 1902,
Monday.
H A + +
ISttl, Tuesday. g ^ ^ ^
Moon*
185
NOVEMBER, 1902.
20th of Wednesday. 0 + ZH +
lOlh
Moon.
21st of
lObh
Moon.
Thursday.
0 - + r ;i +
186
NOVEMBER, 1902.
21st. 22ndj;>f FeiDAY. H - + ^ ^ +
Moon.
22iid.
Moon.
H H + +
Saturday.
187
23rd.
NOVEMBER, 1902.
Sunday.
/;/
Moon.
B 0 +r +
S*J'
Slight 8uow.— Uaicvo-hsUeh.
W ~ ^ r f**” -V-^ KW'
'7^' Q^i^<
Wtv- A'
y.x-^
'O^ ^ ^ t Ai /{^
^ f-vyC^ c^Tyo-^ A ^
ddj^ <>#^V_vA ^/'-A 4 >/ X.
y r _ ^ '
0> ir> /C'-^ — ^
VWtK A->. r^ ^
^(L ai 'i^
A r ^
A
/ V r «
d\. / /jy^ / /2^^..''(^_-> /
B 55.+ +
24tli.
25th of
10th
Moon.
NOVEMBER, 1902.
Monday.
25th. Tuesday. B /^ + H ^ +
Moon,
ivvU^ t 0~^C: ^ r* f ‘
A- ^9.
189
0 ^ + +
i
■ NOVEMBER, 1902.
■ 26tll. 27 Wednesday.
■ Moon. /
Jk-«-wv ^ i,/ i> <» •* '^v'
Ui
«
ui^~L
ty'^i*i Via /< r ' /.
^irr^ —
S~^t^ f{ i r t
27th.
Thursday.
0 A ::: jj i
Moon.
/:p
"jlts^ Al iUjtSf ^
^ /
f V^-'X
■' ti«_ ->,
'f/ 'Xfy^L L^
2811.
NOVEMBER, 1902.
Friday.
Moon,
C / , ^
J -2- ^
■*' ' ^ ^ ^ ^ fX, ri t .
a A + -II +
liJi^ A f
Tcu
f. /
/.
''^' f" -f f t ^ Z'
'*■1
' 7
4 »
r
: •<.4* f-.c-
/
jr /
/»/ .
t. ;v t - ^v
n
V-«-r-
29th, 3«h^of
Saturday.
0 + H.^
Moon
XtX Vi/ Vii #
'K . ^ 1^ . j ^11 / / / /—
I -5'^ p/»4A.
i ^
^ , , . - /l'^ r>f f V w
■ ^rryt^A 'Jh^ t-k ^ 'yvnyvti^
- I V r . 1 . f •. ' . ,/
i.f\ e^ 'TY^
^Xy f W.*^' fi ^ - ■' To-
^YL'nr—iJi
r
30th.
NOVEMBER, 1902.
Sunday.
191
Moon.
St. Andrew.
First Sunday in Advent.
0 - 10 ~ +
‘
fn<A^
*• ^i.f '7^
4-/'
<0 iUtesiK S^^r/ ^ Pte^v-tA^
* ^ i (j ^ \ (m ^
Z
/— Z- T^t'-r-yt'-^^
L. 1it^, , th^ c : y
% ^ /' * ♦ Irc J^K^
192
“lot Slid of ■
11th
Mooa.
DECEMBER, 1902.
Monday. B M
^ a--t
/
//..
A. / ^
..I
CJ ^
2n(I.
3rd of
11th
Moon,
Tuesday. B - +
193
M.
4th of
llth
Moon,
DECEPEH, 1902.
Wednesday. B ng ^ +
nmm
Birthduy ot Confucius.— ShOng-tun-chieh.
I
4tli.
5th of
nth
Moon.
( i
Thursday. D 3110;^- +
. ICi- f
‘w
/ C /\ vf 'i ‘ '
194
DECEflfBEI(, 1902.
Stlj. Friday.
Moon,
Otl], ^ Saturday.
Moon,.
B Aia.^
B -tta M
195
Jtii.
!Moon*
DECE»(BEH, 1902.
Sunday.
A-/ /
0 A ;i - +
I
DECEIBEH, 1902,
9th of Monday.
11th
Mpon.
H ^ +
Great Snow* — Ta-hs1ieh.
loth of
11th
Moon«
Tuesday.
0 + 1JJ1 - +
1 1th of
lull
Moon,
DECEPEH, 1902.
Wednesday.
197
0
12th of
11th
MooPi
Thursday,
B r: + Ji - +
198
DECEPEK, 1902.
12ttl. 13th of Feiday. B H + ^ +
Moon.
14th of
11th
Moon.
Saturday. B 0 Hh ^ — 4*
199
HU.
Moou.
DECEMBEIi, 1902.
Sunday.
0 + ^ +
t f
1
M -
r I
/'
/ V
1
I
r^i^yc? /Vr /' t
lo
200
DECElfBEH, 1902.
IStlj. Monday.
Moon.
loti}, Tuesday.
Moon.
a A + ;i - +
ffl-fi . ‘ ' 201
0 A + +
18th.
19th of
11th
Moon.
Thursday. 0 ^ ^ P
202
DECEMBER, 1902.
19th. Friday. 0 + r +
Moou,
(t .
20th. Saturday. 0 — + ~ f*
Mood.
/
■?>
203
DECEMBER, 1902. •
04 nf 22nd of
6m*
Moon.
Sunday.
/ ^
0 - +
*
/
^ +
/
/
c-
c 6, - '
204
DECEMBER, 1902.
22nd. 23rd of Monday. 0 H + H ^ ~ +
Moon.
v'
Moon.
Tuesday.
0 E9 + r >0 - -P
s#
Winter Solstice. -"Tung^chih
205
DECEMBER, 1902,
25th of Wednesday. H 5L + H ^ — P
“ • ' n th
Moon,
25th. Thursday. B H T) +
Moon. Chriatmaa Day.
206
DECEMBER, 1902.
26th,
11th
Moon.
Friday.
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/
1
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27t]i. 28th^
Moon,
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Saturday. a /\ + -M~ +
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207
DECEMBER, 1902.
208
A-«^^ / 6xr->~^
fl
DECEMBER, 1902.
29tli. 30th of
Moon.
Monday.
H + H^ - +
f # X A ^ /
7't^'^V "(fW AiM, ^ ^^'>>^vv'
30th. >«”'
Moon.
h>oA^ ^ ^ w-vN
7 <5^/ ^liUtfik ^ c >\. ( o
Tuesday. 0 — ^ ^ ^ "F*’
L/^£. 7o jr , .iV. ^ '
A- 4^/y --
rx^cf ev it-t-j- A ^
2_ / ^l''7i-tK^t \r-x^A^
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209
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Oinf 2nd of
12bh
Moon,
DECE]V[BEH, 1902.
Wednesday.
0 :: 10 ^ r +
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/ r t ^ /li m
/ ^ IrA^f-^ 'f 1* /J(A
/
STATIONS VISITED
DATE OF
VISIT.
time spent
at station.
NAME.
211
KAMS,
STATIONS VISITED.
DATE OF TIME SPEI^T
VISIT. AT STATION.
REMARKS.
STATIONS VISITED,
DATE OF TIME SPENT
VISIT. AT STATION^
KEMABE8,
STATIONS VISITED
NAME*
PATE OF TIME SPENT
VISIT. AT STATION.’
REMARKS^
STATIONS VISITEQ
NAME.
DATE OF TIME SPJC^T
VISIT. AT STATIOTT.
REMABSS.
STATIONS VISITED
KAMI.
DATE OF TIME SrENT
TISIT. AT STATION.
REMABK&
NAMES, ETC,, OF ENQUIRERS
27AMS] OF ENQtnBBH. SEX. AGS.
BESIDENOB.
217
AND CANDIDATES FOR BAPTISM.
DATE OF
iST EXAM.
DATE OF
2nd exam.
DATE OF
ADMISSION AS
CANDIDATE-
DATE AND PT.ACB
OF BAPTISM.
218
NAMES, ETC., OF ENQUIRERS
XAOfE OF ENQOIREB. BEX. AOS.
RESIDENCE.
AND CANDIDATES FOR BAPTISM.
J>ATE OV
Isv EXAM.
DAT® OV
2nd exam*
DATE OF
admission A3
CANDIDATE*
DATE AND DIiAOB
OF BAPTISM*
AND CANDIDATES FOR BAPTISM.
DATE OF
1st exam
DATE OF
2nd exam.
DATE OF
ADMISSION A9
CANDIDATE.
DATE AND FLACK
OF BAPTISM.
NAMES, ETC,, OF ENQUIRERS
SAUK 07 ENQOIRBR* 8EZ* AQB*
BESIDBNCS.
223
and candidates for baptism.
date oe
2nd exam*
DATE OE
date and place
date 07
lUT EXAM.
admission as
CANDIDATE,
OF BAPTISM.
224
enquirers examined
ADMITTED AS
CANDIDATES FOB
BAP7 ISM.
Kamk of station. of no. of no. op „
BXAMi lUW, WOMEN. MEN, WOMEN, ITOTA^
ENQUIRERS EXAMINED
227
ADMITTED AS
CANDIDATES FOR
^ RADTICM
IJAKli OF station.
DATE OF
EXAM.
NO. OF
MEN.
NO. OF
WOMEN.
TOTAL.
MEN.
1 • 1 W 1 V 1 •
iVOMEN. 0
COTAL.
228
BAPTISMS.
/ .
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NAME OJ- ftTATTON. I>ATB.
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WAME OP STATION.
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220
BAPTISMS.
DATE.
EAIUI.
EEMARKS.
^ /h ^ ^
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230
BAPTISMS.
NAME OV STATION.
DATE.
NAMB.
1 1 . /
(■/
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In- J.' - ' '
y <x^\, -'■^^
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REMARKS*
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231
WAME OF STATION.
BAPTISMS-
DATB.
NAME.
T^irv
£
ix \
V -/ • I I
?iLv»-f 3 ^ • j ^ /o I
r'tyCA'' ^ MllT
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?^J-
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la
kemarks.
^ j
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233
r
234
BTATIOK.
/-
"Tweair baptisms.
DAXSIb. kamb. PAiit9NH^94CASB*
STATION
235
JUnmST BAPTISMS.
DATS. KAMB* SEX. PARENT’S NAME,
236
>
STATION
DATE.
NAME OF
£B,1D£GH00M«
NAME OF
BKIDE.
1 —
REMARKS.
\
FUNERALS.
237
STATION,
BATE.
NAME OF AGE'Or
DECEASED* DECEASED.
sBs;,
238
.SUSPENDED.
BTATIOTt,
^^»ERIOT> OF'
BUSPfiNOTOJij
EXCOMMUNICATED,
STATION.
PATS.
KAMB.
SEASON.
RESTORED TO COMMUNION.
STATION.
DATS. VJkM%
^EMABK%
DISCOURSES DELIVERED
STATION.
DATE. TEXT
ATTENDANCE.
. WOMEN. CH^RKN.
DISCOURSES DELIVERED
STATION.
ATTENDANCE.
DATE. TEXT, MEtT. WOMEN. CH’DREN*
DISCOURSES DELIVERED,
STATION.
DATE. TEXT
MEN.
ATTENDANCE.
WOMEN. CH’DREN*
DISCOURSES DELIVERED.
STATIOK,
2>AT£,
TEX7
ATTENDANCE.
MEN, WOMEN. CII’DREN.
DISCOURSES DELIVERED,
245
PTATION.
DATK. TKXT.
MEN.
ATTENDAXCR.
WOMEN, CII'DRKX,
DISCOURSES DELIVERED
STATION*
DATE
TEXT.
MEN.
ATTENDANCE.
WOMEN. CH’DREN.
DISCOURSES DELIVERED,
247
STATION,
DATE.
TEXT,
ATTENDANCE.
MEN. WOMEN . CII'drEN.
DAYS SPENT IN ITINERATING
destination.
DATE OP t5\TEOP
DEPAKTOKE SPENTON SPE.NTAT TOTAL
yBOM HOME. ROAD. STATION.
249
DISTANCES
TRAVELLED, ETC.
COST OF-ITINERATION.
KO. OF
LI TRAV-
£LL£D.
FORM OF
CONVEYANCE.
' PERSONAL
EXPENSE,- '
MISSION
EXPENSE, '
TOTAL, f
\'«RAWE COST TO
mission veu
DAY OF ITlNEIi.
I
I
i
DAYS SPENT IN ITINERATING.
PEfiTINATlON,
DATE OF
DEPABTE RB
FROM HOME*
DATE OF
RETURN,
DATS
SPENT ON
ROAD.
DATS
SPENT AT
station.
TOTAL.
251
DISTANCES
TRAVELLED, ETC
COST OF
ui form of
XI TRAV- CONVEYANCE
ELLED.
PERSONAL MISSION
EXPENSE. EXPENSE.
ITINERATION.
AVERAGE COST TO
TOTAL, MISSION PER
DAY OF ITINER,
252
DAYS SPENT IN ITINERATING.
DATE OF p^tE OF
DESTINATION. DEPARTURE RETURN.
FROM HOME*
DATS
SPEKT ON
ROAD.
DATS
SPENT AT TOTAD.
STATION.
DISTANCES
TRAVZLLED, ETC.
COST OF ITINERATION
NO. 0^
TRAV-
ELLED.
form of
CONVEYANCE.
PERSONAL
EXPENSE,
MISSION
EXPENSE.
i 'average cost to
TOTAL.! MISSION PER
I DAY OF ITINER,
254
DAYS SPENT IN ITINERATING.
DATE OF
DATE OF
EETITKN.
DAYS
DATS
DESTINATION.
DEPAKTURB
SPENT ON
SPENT AT
FROM HOM&
ROAD.
STATION,
255
travIlleTeto. cost of itineration.
NO. OF
LI TRAV-
ELLED.
FORM OF
CONVEYANCE,
PERSONAL
EXPENSE,
MISSION
EXPENSE,
-TOTAL,
AVERAGE COST TO
MISSION PER
DAY OF ITINER,
256
1
DAm I rcoAis.
I
!
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES
MONBT ON HAND.
SILVEK. OOFPEB CASH.
OF ITINERATION
EXPBNBITURBS
COPPER CASH.
BBMAKK8.
258
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES
DATE. WEMa,.
MONEY ON nAND.
SILVER. COPPER CASHi
OF ITINERATION,
259
EXPENDITURES#
COPPER 0A8H.
R3fiUARES*
260
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES
MOirar? ON HAND.
DATS.
JTBM3.
SILVEB.
COPPER CASH/
OF ITINERATION.
261
EXPENDITURES.
COPPER CASH-
REMARKS,
262
INCIDENTAL EXPENSES
DASSL
ITEMS.
MONET OK HAND.
SHiTEB. COPPER CASH.
OF fTINERATION.
EXPEND ITUKBS.
COPPER CASH.
REMARKS.
264
SCHCXDL EXAMINATIONS
DATE OP
NAME OP
DAY OR NO. EXAMINED,
TOTAL.
REMARKS.
EXAMI.
SCHOOL.
BOARDING. boys. GIRLS.
i
)
265
DATE OP
SXAUX.
SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS.
KAMS OF DAY OR NO. EXAMINED,
SOHOOIi* BOARDING. BOYS. GIRLS.
REMARKS.
TOTAL.
266
SCHCX)L EXAMINATIONS.
DATE OP
KAME Oy
DAY OR
NO. EXAMINED.
TOTAL.
EEMARK&
EXAMl.
SCHOOL*
BOARDII^O.
BOYS. QIRLS.
267
DATE.
BOOKS SOLD, ETC.
NAME OP BOOK.
PREB
COPIES.
NO, OF
COPIES
SOLD,
PRICE
PER COPY.
TOTAL MONEY
TAKEN.
268
BOOKS SOLD, ETC.
NAMSI> OF BOOK.
FREH
COPIlfiU.
NO* OF
COPIES
SOLD.
PRICE
PER COPT.
TOTAL MONEY
TAKEN.
269
BOOKS SOLD, ETC.
FREE
NO. OF
^ PRICE
TOTAL MONEF
DATE.
NAME -OF BOOK.
COPIES.
Copies
T. ter copf.
TAKEN.
SOLD.
270
BOOKS SOLD, ETC.
DATE.
KAME OP-BOOK,
FREE
COPIES
PRICE
•TOTAL MONEY
COPIES,
SOLD.
PER copy.
TAKEN.
271
CASH ACCOUNT, JANUARY, 1902.
BSCEIVED* • ora PAID.
CT9*
CASH ACCOUNT, FEBRUARY, 1902.
Il^OEXVKD
OT3,
FAID.
273
CASH ACCOUNT, MARCH, 1902.
! RECEIVED,
i
$
CT3.
PAID,
t
OTS
r
I
I
t
1
I i i
: i 11
■ I ‘
■ ! I
■ ;
CASH ACCOUNT, APRIL, 1902.
BEC£rVBX>. $ CT&
PAID.
275
CASH ACCOUNT, MAY, 1902.
RBCEJVEn.
$ CTtj*
PAID.
$ OTS.
CASH ACCOUNT, JUNE, 1902.
EEGEIVED. ^ CTS.
PAID.
277
CASH ACCOUNT, JULY, 1902,
RBCEtVED. ^ CTS. PAID.
1
$ CTS.
278
CASH ACCOUNT, AUGUST, 1902,
RECEIVED.
CTS.
PAID
CTS,
279
CASH ACCOUNT, SEPTEMBER, 1902.
ItEOEIVBD. ^
0X3.
FATD.
f
OTS.
!
280
CASH ACCOUNT, OCTOBER, !902.
EBCBIVfiD.
CTS.
PAID.
CTS.
281
CASH ACCOUNT, NOVE^'>BER, 1902.
RECEIVED, • CTS* PAID, $ CTS*
CASH ACCOUNT, DECEIVIBER, !902.
BEOBIVED. • OT8.
PAID. ♦
283
CASH SUMMARY, 1902.
KECEIVED.
CTS.
PAID.
s
CTS,
January
1
February
February
March
April...
August.. ................
September
September
October.
* 'M^nvpTYibpr
November..
1
5
-) ToTAIifc%.t*»’
284
BRITISH POSTAL AGENCIES.
RATES OP POSTAGE.
To.
Uniok Countrif.s (see page 290)
China (and to Hongkong and AJacao)...
Non-Union Countries: —
Abyssinia
Afghanistan
Africa (West Coast, Native Posses
sions)
Arabia
Bechufinaland Protectorate
Friendly Islands, ('iVmga Islands)
Morocco, (except French P. Offices)...
Navigator’s Islands, (Samoa)
Society Islands.....
Other parts
s
0
PS
'A
Ph
CO
P3
pa
H
H
W
: 1-3
j
Single Post Cards,
EACH.
Books, Newspapers,
Patterns, Prices
Ctr RRE N T , & c. , per2oz.
Registration.
Return Receipt for
Repisteked Article.
rents.
cents.
rents.
cents.
cents.
10
4
2^
10
10
5(c)
1
i(4oz. )
10(6)
10
10(r)
4
2
I0{m)
lO(ctt)
4
2
10(^^i)
...
lO(ca)
4
5
lO(iK)
10(c)
4
2
10(e^/)
JO
4
2
10
10
4
2
10
10(c)
4
2
« • •
10
4
2
10
10(c)
4
2
10
...
lOfr)
4
2
lOf/n)
(a)
(bj
(c)
A 1 ^ lOAUSiraiia, Aiinain, Uliiiia,
Ceylon, Cooliin China, C orea, Formosa, India, Japan, Macao, Nether-
lands India, Philippines, Siam, Straits Settlements, Timor, Tonkin.
An additional charge is made on delivery.
Registration in China through British Offices extends to Hoihow, Can-
ton, Swatow, Arnoy, Foochow, Ningpo, Shanghai, Liu-kung-tau, and
Hankow only.
Prepayment is compulsory.
(m.) Registration is incomplete, not extending beyond Port of Arrival.
Parcel Ra^ks:— Hongkong, China, or Siam, (limit 11 lbs.), 10 cents for first
lb., and 5 cents each added. Japan and Formosa ( 5 lbs.), 20 cents per
lb. India^ (limit 11 lbs.), 25 cents per lb. Straits Settlements, Ceylon
and Vnited Kingdom, (limit 11 lbs.), not over 3 lbs., 50 cents ; over 3 lbs
but not over 7 lbs., $1.00; over 7 lbs., but not over 11 lbs., $1.56!
United Kingdom, via Brindisi, 50 cents extra for each parcel in addition
to tiie ordinary postage.
285
UNITED STATES POSTAL AGENCY,
POSTAGE RATES— {GOLD).
To THE United States, Canada and Mexico:
Letters ^ cents for each ^ ounce or fraction thereoL
Postal Cards ....2 cents each.
Newspapers, books, cir-
culars, periodicals,
photographs and other
matter wholly in print
and trade samples not
exceeding 8 ounces in s l* i.\ t
^yeicriit 1 2 ounces or fraction thereof.
Merchandise 1 for each ounce or fraction thereof.
8 cents. Return receipts, if desired, may be ha.d
= ■ without additional charge.
Articles other than letters in their usual and ordinary form must not be
closed against inspection by postmasters and customs othcers.
Dutiable articles will not be received for transmission unless accompanied
bv a statement specifying tlieir character and value. The duty on such
articles will be collected from the addressee in the United btatea.
No package, except a sigle book, weighing more than 4 pounds,
missible in the mails.
is trans-
To Postal Union Gountkies via. the United States
Letters 5 cents for each J ounce or fraction thereof.
Newspapers and other c .u t
prin^ted matter h cent for each ounce or fraction thereof.
Registration 8 cents.
Rates to Non-Union Countries will be given on application.
Mails from the United States are forwarded by this Agency to any post office
of tlie Imperial Chinese Post. (See list, page 286. )
Residents at interior points should have their correspondence addressed to
one of these ports*
286
IMPERIAL CHINESE POST.
TARIFF OF POSTAOB— ($1.00=1,000 CASH.)
Domestic Places : LeMers, per ^ oz., 2 cents. Postcards, 1 cent.
Newspafiers, sent singly, 2 oz., | cent ; 4 oz,, 1 cent ; 7 oz., 2 cents.
Books Gircidars Samples : 2 cents per 2 oz.
Parcels., per lb., 10 cents by steam routes, (limited to 11 lbs. in weight,
and size 2 feet, by 1, by 1); 20 cents per lb. by overland courier
routes, (limited to 5 lbs. in weight, and 1 cubic foot in size).
Foreign Countries: Iti the Postal Union, per page 290 (Non-Union Coun-
tries take double these rates). Letters^ per J oz., 10 cents ; postcards,
4 cents.
I^eivspapers, Boohs, Gircidars, etc., require first the domestic rates where
carried overland to steamer terminus, and also 2 cents for each 2 oz.
LIST OP IMPERIAL POST OFFICES
Grouped under the Respective Head Offices.
Peking : —
Paoting.
Changhsintien,
Chengting.
Nbwchwang : —
Yingkow,
Haicheng,
Liaoyang.
Moukden.
Kinchow.
K ichow.
Tiehling.
Tiench wangtai,
TnuL'chiangtzu,
Kaiyuan.
Maimaikai.
Kuanchengtzu,
Kirin.
Yentai Mines.
Tientsin : —
Shanhaikuan.
'J’angshan.
Tangku,
T.ku.
Tsangchow.
Techow.
Chefoo: —
Tengchow.
Hwanghsien.
Laichow.
Shaho.
Ninghai.
Weiiiaiwei.
Wenteng.
Shihtao.
Laiyang.
Weihsien.
Chingchow.
Tsouping.
ChouLsnn.
Cliinan.
Taian.
Meiigyin.
Ichow.
Yenchow,
Chining.
Tenghsien.
Kiaochow : —
C'liiino.
Pingtu.
Kaomi.
Chuchow.
Chungking.
Ichang.
Wanhsien.
Shasi
Kingchow.
Yochow : —
Chenglin.
Changsha.
Changteh.
Siangtau.
Liuhsiaug.
Yunchi,
Chingshih.
Hankow : —
Hanyang.
Wuchang,
Wusiieh.
Hsinti.
Kiukiang : —
Kuling.
Naiichang.
Nanking.
287
WITHIT : —
Tatung.
Ngankin.
Chinkiang : —
Yangchow.
TsingkiangpUi
Suchien.
Taierchwang.
Kaoyu.
Shanghai
Woosung.
Huoliow.
SOOCHOW.
Wusih.
Changchow.
Changsha.
Ningpo : —
Chinhai.
Tinghai.
Pakuan.
Hangchow.
Kiashing.
Shaohsing.
Mohkaushan.
Nanziug.
Wenchow.
Chuchow.
Foochow : —
Pagoda Anchorage.
Santa.
Aiitao.
Siukow.
Yenping.
Amoy.
Changchow.
Chiobe.
SWATOW.
Canton : —
\V hanipoa.
Kunichuk.
Kowkong.
Lungshan.
Samshui.
WUCHOW.
Nanning.
Hsunchow.
Kwelin.
Kiungghow.
Pakhoi.
K‘inchow.
Lienchow,
Lungcuow.
Mengtsz:—
Hokow.
Szemao.
Yiiyao,
Prenavment of postage in full is compulsory. . , , , i
As to mail mattL destined for or coming from inland p aces where
the IPO. has not yet established offices it is transmitted by the loca
aaencies at rates fixed by them and payable by the sender or the receiver.
“ Mail matter for or from abroad sent to or from Northern ports via
Peitaiho during the winter season, is liable to full domestic postage.
The following articles cannot be sent in mad .natter : articles o a
PosSe''s7lmps.— The Postage Stamps of the Imperial Post are of the
following denominations : —
i cent, 1 cent.
2, 4, 5, 10, 20, 30, 50 cents.
1, 2, 5 dollars.
BuJinZTlIours She I^^peHal Post Offices are open for the transaction of
^“*fnbfc toss oil weelf days from 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. ; on Snmlays and
//jgu/r/es7l/nqffiile7 c^oncm'ning postal business must be made at the Post
Co/SaLS''-AU?ompfaints and representations which cannot be adjusted
^‘^“y the Postal Officer should be addressed to the Commissioner of
Customs.
288
FRENCH POST OFFICE,
POSTAGE RATES.
To Postal Union Countries :
Letters, per 15 grammes, 25 centimes (8J cents).
Printed Matter, per 50 grammes, 5 centimes, (If cents,)
Patterns, 100 grammes, (3^ oa,) or less, 10 centimes ; each added 50
grammes, 5 centimes.
Commercial Papers, 250 grammes (8f oz.) or less, 25 centimes ; each
added 50 grammes, 5 centimes.
Registration Fee, 25 centimes.
GERMAN POST OFFICE.
POSTAGE RATES.
Between Shanghai, Tsintau, Chefoo, Tientsin, Hankow, Pekin,
Futschai&, Tongku, Tschinkiang, Shanhaikuan :
Letters, per 15 grammes, 10 pfennige ; from 15 to 250 grammes, 20
pfennige, (about 10 cents).
Postal Cards, 5 pfennige.
Printed Matter, under 50 grammes, 3 pfennige ; from 50 to 100 grammes,
5 pfennige; to 250 grammes, 10 pfennige; to 500 grammes, 20 pfennige ;
to 1,000 grammes, 30 pfennige.
Parcel Post.
1 kg. (2§ lbs.), 60 pfennige ; 1 to 5 kg., 80 pfennige ; 5 to 10 kg., 160
pfennige.
Patterns, 250 grammes, or less, 10 pfennige ; over 250—350 grammes, 20
pfennige.
Commercivd Papers, 250 grammes, or less, 10 pfennige ; over 250 — 500
grammes, 20 pfennige ; over 500 — 1,000 grammes, 30 pfennige.
Registration Fee, 20 pfennige ; with return receipt, 40 pfennig©.
To Postal Union Countries :
Letters, per 15 grammes, 20 pfennige, (about 10 cents).
Postal Cards, 10 pfennige, (about 5 cents).
Printed Matter, per 50 grammes, 5 pfennige, (about 2| cents), up to
350 grammes.
Patterns, 100 grammes, or less, 10 pfennige; each added 50 grammes,
5 pfennige.
Commercial Papers, 200 grammes (7 oz.) or less, 20 pfennige ; each added
50 grammes, up to 2,000 grammes, 5 pfennige.
Registration Fee, 20 pfennige ; with return receipt, 40 pfennige.
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INTERNATIONAL POSTAGE TABLE,
SHOWING THE BATES OE POSTAGE CHARGEABLE
AT THE
IMPERIAL JAPANESE POST OFFICE,
Oil Letters, Printed Matter, etc., sent in the Mails to
Foreign Countries.
SUMMARY OF REGULATIONS.
2. Po.t.l C.„ls”
“3^ pi'S™ OT‘!ir.SL°“:-Pri,,t.d M.tle, .f .11 .100.
not'contain any letter, or manuscript not having the character of actual mu\
nternonal correspondence, and that they be made up in such a a®
aSof easily examined, Any one packet may no exceed 2 lulog.'ani-
mes in weight, or measure more in any one direction than 4o centimeties.
Packets in Uie form of a roll, however, may not exceed 10 centimetres in
i’aper® are all documents written or
drawn wholly or partly by hand, which have not the character of aciita/ and
weS^
^ Grammes in weight, or measure more than 30 centimetres in lengUi 20
Lntimetres in breadth, and 10 centimetres in depth, or if the packet is 111 the
form of a roll, 30 centimetres in length and ^X”^mes dry
Articles of glass, packets containing liquids, oils, tatty substances, (iiy
powders orUvf bee^.^naybesentto Postal Union Countries if packed so as
to preveat injury to the mails or to postal omcials.
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6. CoRKESPONDENCE FOR PREPAYMENT. — Articles, Other than letters and
post cards, must be prepaid at least partly. Prepayinent is compulsory to
all noii-Uiiion countries, except to the places where the Japanese Post Offices
are established.
7. Registration. — Printed matter of all kinds, Samples of Merchandise
and Commercial Papers, as well as Letters, may be registered.
8. Acknowledgment of Delivery. — Articles, for which the sender
requires an acknowledgment of delivery, are charged a fee of 5 sen in addition
to the ordinary postage rate and register fee.
9. Correspondence deliverable by Express.— Correspondence deliver-
able by Express is charged a fee of 12 sen in addition to the ordinary postage
rate.
The countries with which correspondence deliverable by Express may
by exchanged are the following : —
Argentine Republic (that only addressed to Buenos Ayres, Rosario,
and Plata).
Austria-Hungary, Belgium. Bosnia-Herzegovina (that only address-
ed to places wliere Post Offices are established).
Chili. Denmark, except Iceland and Faroe Islands (that only deliver-
able within the cities and towns).
Germany. Gieat Britain. Italy. Liberia (that only addressed to
Monrovia, Buchanan, Edina, Greenville, and Harper).
Luxemburg. Montenegro, Netherland. Paraguay (that only address-
ed to Assumption).
Portugal. Salvador (that only addressed to San Salvador).
Servia. Siam (that only addressed to places where Post Offices are
established).
Switzerland.
10. Articles forbidden to be sent by Mail. — Articles of a nature
likely to soil or injure the correspondence; explosive, inflammable, or dan-
gerous substances ; animals or insects living or dead, current coin, or articles
liable to Customs’ duty; gold or silver bullion, precious stones, jewelry or
other articles_^of value.
POSTAGE RATES.
To Japan, Corea, (Jinsen, Seoul, Ryuzan, Fusan, Basan, Gunsan, Gensan,
Mokpo. and Chmnampo), China (Shanghai, Tientsin, Chefoo, Taku. Pe-
king, Tungchow, Yangtsun, Hosimu, Soochuw, Hangchow, Sliasi,
Amoy, Nanking, and Hankow): —
Letters^ per 15 grammes, 3 sen ; postcards, IJ sen.
Printed Matter, per 112 grammes, 2 sen,
Registration /ee, 7 sen; with return receipt, 13 sen.
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To Postal Union, and Non-Postal Union Countries (see lists follow-
ing):—
Letters, per 15 grammes, 10 sen ; postcards, 4 sen.
Printed Matter, per 50 grammes, 2 sen.
Merchandise^ 100 grammes or less, 4 sen ; each added 50 grammes, 2 sen*
Megistrationfee, 10 sen ; with return receipt, 15 sen.
Thejollowing Countries and Places are the inemhers of the
POSTAL vnion:^
Accra (Gold Coast)
Aden
Africa, Br. Colonies on W. Coast
Africa, French, Portuguese and Spa-
nish Possessions in
Africa, Southwest German Protecto-
rates
A,iuda (West Coast of Morocco)
Algeria
Alhucemas (N. Coast of Africa!
Amar (Philippine Islands)
Ambositra (Madagascar)
Amirante Islands (Indian Ocean)
Andevorante (Madagascar)
Andorra, Republic of
Angola (West Coast of Africa)
Annam ^ . * r . %
Annobon, Island of (West Africft)
Antigua, Island of (W. I.)
Apia (Samoa Islands
Araean (Br. Burmah)
Argentine Republic
Aruba (W, I )
Ascension, Island of-
Asiatic Russia
Assab (Africa)
Assinie (Africa)
Australia
Austria
Azores (N. Atlantic Ocean)'
Bahamas (W. I.)
Bahel (West Africa)
Balearic Isles (Mediterranean)
Bali (East of Java)
Banca, Archipelago of
Barbadoe^ (W. 1.)
Batavia (Java)
Bavaria
Bay Islands (Honduras)
Belgium ^
Benguela (West Coast of Africa, Por«
tuguese Possessions)
Bermudas (N. Atlantic Ocean)
Bieii Hoa (Cochin-China)
Billiton Island (West of Borneo)
Bissao (West Africa)
Bolivia
Bonaire Island (W. L)
Borneo and Sarawak
Bosuia-Herzegoviu6^
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Bourbon, Island of (Indian Ocean)
Brazil
Bulgaria
Bunnali, British
Cacheo (Africa)
Cambodia, French P. 0. in
Caineroons (West Africa)
Canada
Canary Islands .
Cape Verde Islands (N. Atlantic)
Cape of Good Hope
Caroline Islands
Casablanca (Morocco)
Celebes (East of IJorneo)
Ceuta (North Coast of Morocco)
Ceylon ^ a ^ • \
ChafFarine Islands (N. Coast of Africa)
Chandcruagore (India)
Chatham Island (East of New Zealand)
Chili
Cochin China, French Colony m
Columbia, U. S. of
Comino (Mediterranean)
Coniinotto (Mediterranean)
Congo, Independent State of
Corisco, Island of (West Africa)
Costa Rica
Cuba (W. I.)
Curagao (VV. I.)
Cyprus, Island of
Dagana (Senegambia)
Dainao (India)
Danish West Indies
Denmark
Descada (W. I.)
Diu (India)
Dominica, Island of (W. I.)
Dominica, Republic of
Ecuador
Egypt
Falkland Islands (S. Atlantic Ocean)
Faroe Islands (N. Atlantic Ocean)
Fenerife (Madagascar)
Forraan do Po, Island of (West Africa)
Fianai antsoa (Madagascar)
Fiji Islands
Finland, Grand Duchy of-
Flores (N. Atlantic Ocean)
Foulpointe (Madagascar)
France
French Colonies in Asia, Africa,
America and Oceania
Goboon (West Africa)
Gambia (Senegambia)
Gambier, Archipelago of (S. Pacifio
Ocean)
Germany
Gibraltar
Goa (India)
(jold Coast
Gor4c (West Coast of Africa)
Gozzo (Mediterranean)
Grand Bassam (Africa)
Great Britain
Greece
Greenland
Grenada ( W. L )
Grenadines of Grenadilles Islands
(W.I.)
(Guadeloupe (W. I.)
Guadtir (British India)
Guatemala
Guiana, British, French and Nether*
lands
Haifong (Tonquin)
Hanoi (Tonquin)
Hawaii
Hayti (W. I.)
Haitien (Cochin-China)
Heligoland, Island of
Honduras, British
Honduras, Republic of
Hongkong
Hungary
Iceland
India, British
Ionian Isles (Mediterranean)
Ireland
Italy
Ivandro (Madagascar)
Jamaica
Java (Batavia)
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Kampts (Cambodia)
Karikal (India)
Labrabor (Br. Nortli America)
Labaaii (()ff N. W. Coast of Borneo)
Ladrone Islands (N. Pacific Ocean)
Lagos (West Africa)
Larrache (Morocco)
Les Saintes (W. I.)
Leeward Islands (W. I.)
Liberia
Lichtenstein, Principality of
Lombok (North of Java)
Lord Howe Island (East of Aust??alia)
Low Islands (N, E. of Australia)
Loyalty Islands (Blast of Australia)
Luxemburg
Luzon
Llacao
Macassar (S. W. of Borneo)
Madeira Islands (Atlantic Ocean)
Madura (N. E. oi Java)
Maevatanana (Madagascar)
Mahambo (Madagascar)
Mahanoro (Madagascar)
Maho (India)
Mahela (Madagascar)
Maintirano (Madagascar)
Majunga (Madagascar)
Malacca
Malta
Mananjary (Madagascar)
Mandalay
Manila
Mariana Islands (N. Pacific Ocean)
Marie Galante (W. I.)
Marotsangana (Madagascar)
Marshall Islands
Martinique (W. I.)
Marquesas Islands (S. Pacific Ocean)
Massouah, on the Red Sea, Italian
P. O. at
Mauritius
Mayotte, Island of (Lidian Ocean)
Mazagan (Morocco)
Melilla (Morocco)
Mexico
Mindanao (Philippine Islands)
Miquelon, Island of (off S. Coast of
Newfoundland)
Mogadore (Morocco)
Moldavia f Part of Roumania)
Moluccas (East of New-Guinea)
Monaco, iTincipality of
Montenegro
Montserrat, Island of (W. I.)
Morocco, French P. O. at Tangier
Morocco, Spanish P O West Coast of
Mozambique (East Africa)
Murundava (Aladagasear)
Muscat, Br. Indian P. 0. at (Arabia)
Mytho (India)
Natal
Navassa (W. I.)
Netherlands
Netherland Colonies in Asia, America
and Oceania
Nevis, Island of (W. I.)
New Caledonia
Newfoundland
New Grenada
New Guinea, Netherland Portijon of
New Guinea, British
New Guinea, Company's Territory
New South Wales
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norfolk Island (East of Australia)
North Borneo
Norway
Nossi-be, Island of (Madagascar)
Nubia (Egypt)
Obock, French P. 0, at (East Africa)
Orange Free St ate
Palawan (Philippine Islands)
Panama
Panay (Philippine Islands)
Papua (New Guinea)
Paraguay
Patagonia (Chili)
Patagonia (Argentine Republic)
Pegu (British Burmah)
Pecang
294
Penon de la Gomera (N. Coast of
Africa)
Persia
Persian Gulf
Peru
Philipp'-ne Islands
Piues* Isles of (Oceania)*
Pondicherry (India)
Porto Rico (W. I.)
Portugal
Portuguese Colonies in Asia and Africa
Poulo Condor (Cochin-China)
Prince, Island of (West Coast of
Africa)
Fuum Peuh (Cambodia)
Queensland
Rabat, Spanish P, O. at (Morocco)
Reunion (Indian Ocean)
Rbio, Archipelago of (off Coast of
Penang)
Rodrigues, Island of (Indian -Ocean)
Roumania
Russia
Sala (W. I.)
Saffi, SpanislrP, 0. at (Morocco)
Saigon
Salvador
San Domingo (Dominican Republic)
San Marino, Republic of
San Salvador
Sardinia
Savoy (Roumania)
Saxony
Schleswig-Holsteir
Scotland
Senegal
Senegambia (Gambia)
Sorvia
Seychelles, Island of
Siam
Sicily
Sierra Leone (West Coast of Africa)
Singapore
Sunda Island (Oceania)
Soudan (Egypt)
South African Republic
South Australia
Spain ^
Spanish Colonies in Asia, Africa,
America and Oceania
Staten Island (South America)
St. Bartholomew (W. I.)
St, Christopher (W. I )
St. Croix, Island of (W. I.)
St. Domingo (W. I.)
St. Eustatius, Island of (W. 1.)
St. John, Island of (W. 1.) '
St. Louis, Island of (W, Africa)
St, Lucia (W. I.)
St. Marie (Madagascar)
St. Martin, French and Netherlan^
portions of (W. I.)
St. Pierre, Island, Newfoundland.
St. Helena, Island of
St. Thomas, Island of (W. 1.)
St. Thom^, Island of (W. Africa)
St. Vincent (W. L)
Straits Settlements
Sumatra
Sumbawa (North of Java)
Surinam (Netherland Guiana)
Sweden
Switzerland
Tahiti (S. Pacific Ocean)
Tamatave (Madagascar)
Tananarive (Madagascar)
Tangier, French and Spanish P. O. at
(Morocco)
Tasmania
Tenasserim (British Burmah)
Tetuan, Spanish P. 0. at (Morocco)^
Timor, Netherland and Portug^ueae
portions of (North of Australia)
Tobago (W. I.)
Togo (W. Africa)
Tonquin (Icean)
Toubouai, Archipelago of (S Pacific
Trinidad, Island of (W. I.)
Tripoli, Italian P. O at (North Africa)*
Tschandok (Cochin-China)
Tuamotou, Archipelago of (Oceania!
Tunis, Regency of
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Tnrkey
Turks Island (W. 1.)
Uruguay
U. S. America
Van Diemens Land
Vatomandry (Madagascar)
Vehemar (Madagascar)
Venezuela
Victoria, Colony of
Vingh Long (Cochin-China)
Virgin Isles (W, 1.)
Wallachia (Roumania)
West Australia, Colony of
West Indies
Yanaon (India)
Zanzibar
COUNTRIES AND PLACES NOT IN THE POSTAL UNION.
Samoa or Navigator I. (except Apia), Norfolk I,, and Cooks Is. (that is
Rarotonga I., Hervey I., and Mangaia I.), Tonga or Friendly Is., Banks
Is., Gilbert Is., Santa Cruz Is., New Hebrides and Solomon Is. (Oceania.)
Holkar and Hyderabad (India) ; Arabia (except the places where the post
offices of the Union Countries are established),
Lamu and Mombasa (East coast of Africa),
Savage I. (Oceania); Abyssinia (a.),
Kashmir and Ladakh ; Afganistan ; West Coast of Africa — Native pos-
sessions (except Liberia) and Ouganda ( c,).
West Coast of Africa (Protectorates of Niger and Oil-River, Dahomey
and Achantes) f a, 6,/
Madagascar (except Ambositra, Andevorante, Tenerife, Tiaranantsoa,
Foulpointe, Ivandro, Maevatana, Mahambo, Mahanoro, Mahera, Maintirano,
Majanga, Mananjary, Marotsangana, Murundava, Nossive, St. Marie,
Tamatave, Tananarive, Vatomondry and Vehemar; Tripoli (except city of
Tripoli); Sultan’s Dominion in Zanzibar; Morocco (except Casablanca,
Laraiche, Mazagan, Mogador, Rabat, Saffi and Tangier) (a, 6. c,),
Bechuanaland Protectorates, British South African Company or Rhodesia
(South Africa),
British Central Africa,
(ct^J — Correspondence cannot be registered.
6. ^—Postal card neither single nor with paid answer can be forwarded.
( c,) — Correspondence shall be subjected to a further charge of postage upon
delivery.
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