EARLIER TELEGRAMS,
(Continued from Page 5.)
THE
GREAT BATTLE.
20,000 PRISONERS IN
· TWO WEEKS..
PARIS, Aug. 17.
A Havas Agency message states The Journal des Debats, writing on the subject of the German retreat, says: The German Army in retreat is suffering from a serious crisis regarding man-pqwer. Till September, when the now class is called to the colours,
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is why he decided upor the retreat; but in doing so he loses all the results of the offensive of the 1918 campaign." - He Some also material and men. In three days, from the 21st to 23rd August, the two Allied armies-those, of Generals Bying and Rawlinson-took 14,000 prisoners. The total taken in the last, fortnight by the Allies is about 80,000 men. The operation, therefore, is disas trous for the enemy.
A MESSAGE BY; CLEMENCEAU,
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The French Premier, M. Clemenceau, has sent the Chairmen of the French Conseils Generaux a message of which the following may be quoted: The brilliant victories of the last few yea baye definitely turned the fortune of the war. In the abyss of irreparable defeat Prussian Militarism will bear the bate the greatest attempt to eril that any barbarous nation has ever devised. Triumph is in view. The co-operation of all towarda world renovation will achieve a work of Alealism towards" which so many gen elations have so gloriously striven and which history has reserved for us the inexpressible luck, of realising"
TALUE OF BRITISH OPERATIONS.
-IKIBUTES BY FRENCH CRITICS.
PARI, Aug. 27, French critics all pay a tribute to the great value of the present British operations, especially in pinning down huge enemy forecs. They point out that Bapaume could have been taken two days ago, but the British preferred to maneuvre the Germans out of it
The well-known writer, Colonel Fabry, shows why it is essential for the enemy to desperately defend the way th Douni "and Cambrai. If the Allies could seize the triangle formed by these towns and Valenciennes and eross the roads of Longwy, Longuyon and Moutmedy, tben practically the whole network of railway which feeds the enemy's present front would be ent, which would mean the strangulation of his armies in France
A CAPTURED QUN.
ON VIEW IN PARIS.
PARIS, Aug. 27. "A Havas Agency message states --
Thousands of people yesterday visited Chazip Mars, to gaze at the biggest gan ever seen in the heart of Paris. This is aneleven-inch German gun mounted on
railway trucks, which was captured complete with its tmin and munitions on August by Australiana on the Somme. The gum weighs 149 tons. The barrel is 25 feet long and the shell weighs 620 pounds.
THE ITILIAN FRONT.
BRILLIANT RAID BY BRITISH,
LONDON, Aug 27
An Italian oficial message says The British westward of Asiago brilliantly raided the enemy's positions and overcame the garrison in fierce band- to-band struggles, taking 270 prisoners and capturing some machine-guns.
AERIAL ACTIVITIES.
LONDON, Aug. 27.
be Admiralty reports: Between Aug 19 and 23, paroplanes, cooperating with the Navy, dropped 27
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ROYAL BESPRVATORY HONGKONG, DAILY TEXTHER REPORT.
AUGUST 22, 1918-
Station
Hous
Pidiostock. Bad Memuro. Hakodate Tokio Kochi Nagasaki... Eagoshima. Ostima ...
5.15 p.m. No. 1 Platoon at King's Park Range, Annual Musketry Course Part 2,Practices 10 and 11. Dress, dril order with Parlatoon, will parade as a
5.30 p.m. No. 3
ordered by Platoon Commander
NOTE
FRIDAY, 30th inst
tenerous.
Soa Level.
Lahijimu Booin
in Taland There will be's voluntany latop reading Weikal
alwed: 6 d. 29.80 class at 7 p.m. every Friday until further Hankow notices. Mufti may be wern.
Ichang RECTOLTS
Kiukiang!... Changaba 6.30 pm. Recruits of all units except: Shaughed... →tons of bombs on docks and aerodromes in "D" Company on Murray Parade Gatzlaff..... Belgium. There were many good bursts Ground, under Sergta. Edmonds (Mah Sharp Fl.... on Bruges, and direct hits were obtained day) and Uxberry, (Friday), Dress Amoy on the submarine shelter at Bruges. dril order.
J. E. W. Beard.
LRAVE
months leave, from 20.6.18.
Cadet Buglar H. Duncan is granted
G. E. STEWART; Captain, Adjutant, E. Datence Corps.
watowom Taikoku............. T
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SUNKEN SPANISH BHIPS.
GERMANY CLIMES DOWN,
LONDON, Aug. 27. The Times Correspondent at Santander slates that Germany has accepted all -the Spanish conditions and hands over the German tonnage in Spanish ports as compensation for the losses caused by
submarines.
THE SIBERIAN CAMPAIGN"
ALLIES SUFFER REVERSE.
LONDON, Aug. 27. The Temes Correspondent at Harbin states that in the fighting on the Ussuri front the Czech, British, French and Japanese lost 300 in killed and wounded, the line being withdrawn six miles.
C. B
WEATHER REPORT. Aparri
Dagupan Manda August 22d. 124. 17m-No returns from
•·Legaspi Japan and Wladivostock. Pressure has Tacloban increased slightly over the Philippines, Laiko and decreased alightly elamisere; Surigao
Guam depression is situated over the Gulf of
Labuan... Tongling AN
·Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am today, 0.02 buch Total since January let, 77.81 inches, against an average of 65.19 inches.
Forecast for the $4 hours ending at noon on the 20th August
L-Hongkong to Cap Bock: E. and SE winds, moderato, fair to cloudy, some rain.
2--Formoon Unanne?; moderster
Japanese rainforcements are arriving,
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6.10 8.50 1.00206 4.08.15
T 210 b
Mandai-Texong (81)
0.85
'$187 b.
$120 d.
Mergal (88).
$.50
B.25
858 b
New Serendah (82)
3.30
3.75
Kylan (85).
6.00-
€:50
30.13 b.Pajzs (85) -
10.95
Pantal (81)
1.10
1.33
$9.00 b.
$8.30 & Parit Perak (81) Perak 80.50.b.Fuiso Balang (10)
4
5.200 9.20
River (81)
9.00-
2.20
0.45
0.70
Dairy Farm
8.75
9 25
2.40
Mecaa 10.
6.00
Hongkong Bopes
0.35 0.35nom
75
210
Peak Tramways (Old)
do.
(New)...70b.
0,800.20 18:00 14.00
813 B
2,26 9.78
..$3,80 b. 88.85 b.
0.90 100
0.65
828-0 264b.
Utan Simpan (81).
Cofed Milscow (31)
0.70
0.40
3,00
3.75
China-Providents .... $7.80 ?
இகள்
HE Electrics by Senderos (12), gd oma
442
kim gan b. :- 1 Sambrung (81)
HK. Tramways $7.00 b. & 7.10.
Steam Laundries
2004
...3.25 b.
H.K. Steel Foundries...
Water-boats
Watsona Poweils
Wisemanis
***
Far Easterns ***
Hongkong, August 29, 1918."
40UOFTCHANGE.
60
80
1.40
9.00
On London-
2.40
Bank, Wire.,
280
Un demand,...
3,00
30 days sight
Credits, 4 months' sight,
One day from 6am to 6 pm 5.00)
Between the hours of 8.30 p.m. and
the above fares shall be increased -80 per centuria
HONGKONG. REGISTER.
Barometer
Baum
action of Force
Wind,
Wanzher
Previous
4 months' sight,
3/8
8/B,
Documentary, 4 months sight 3/71 Do Paris
On demand,
Credita, 4 months' sight, On New York-
On dass at în data de te prekomander
at pa
29.75 29.74" 29.77
78 : 64 0172
1) dayag sights On Bombay
On demand DA
1.83 13.00
.0 10:00
On demand.
BIERNEL: Dian as Tempneriate as the Zith–££ Lewat span air trooperstars 'en Mar 29th-79
T: FZCZATIOn Director: Gabeerrstory Aug. 28, 1918,
OFFICIAL HIGHTS IN AUGUST
On dazand On Shanghai-
Fün demand mo
30 days' sight(pelvat
2.
On Tokohama On demand, Gold, Lent, 100 this (
Bovereignt (Bank's Silver (per es) * Bar Silver in Hongkong
Olinsed Crop
begins!
Hungei Bagan (62)...
Tammik
*(81)
Sangri Patani (101020nk m
Tapah (810)
Taluk Auson (85)..
Tamerloh (8)
Trafalgar (32)
Cia Fandan (1
HONGKONG TIDES.
The tide table werven below has been compiled at the National Almanze Office in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by means of an automatic tide-recording machine In the
fater Police Basin at Tain Bha
Bba: Teuf
during the year 1905-8,0
The zero of the table corresponds with the zero o of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be feet
3 fuches below mean level
To obtain the depth of water on the dde gange at the Victoria Naval Yard. add, a foot 4 inches, and on the gange. Lamont Dock Aberdeen, söð 10 foot 4 fnches to the beischt givers in a table. Angust. 30th to September 8th, 1918,