EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Continued from. Page 8.).
THE GREAT BATTLE.
RITISH AVIATORS BOMB HOSTILE
TROOPS.
In 18
FÉMACHINES BROUGHT DOWN,
Taisnox, Sept. 28. Field Marshal Sir Douclis Haig, torting on aviatint, mysle.
GERMAN REPORT:)
LONDON, Sept. 29.
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THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG DEFENCE
CORPS.
· Morgan, · Administrative. Commandant.
A wireless Gorgun otficial message| Administrative Order by. Major H.. I. Baya
British and Belgian troops attacked from southward of Dixude as far as Wulverghem, captured our crater post. tion and in places advanced into our artillery lines."
We held Wytschaetu heights against repeated attacks.
withdrew westward of Cambra owing to the loss of the canal position Astride Marquior we withdrew be hin the iso-diene canal betweun Anizy-la.Chateau and Bourg
The French captured Sommopy, We withdrew in Argonne as far as Recon, south-eastward of Binarville and south-westward of Apremont.
Our scraplines on the 27th heavily rachine-gunnert" enemy tryps and Cratosport at the CanaFly-Negross- ines on the roads. Many explos tos and fires were observed on how Buttery positions us it inlb of eur utillery Are.
were
ADDRESSES AND TELEFONE NUMMERNO
All ranks aro reminded that changes of address or telephone nuthbers must be notified to the Adjutant immediately they occur.
MEDICAL CERTIFICATES - Medient certiflentes must be sent to the Gilleor Commanding the unit con cerned immediately after receipt
EQUIPMENT BOARD,
The Board wil sit at Headquarters from 3.30 pm. to 6 pm. on the following dates. FRIDAY, October 11th :- NDAY, October 21st THURSDAY, October 31st-
The Americans pressed us back na faredes for Amiliary Company by Caps Cunel wood and Cays
Ki
GOVERNOR OF METZ REMOVED.
Loxoes, Sept. 28, A lansund photographs
Il'e keken.
effectively boubed A telegram" from The Hague states several aerodromes, and allway that General Oven, Governor of Metz jungtions, in acklition to extensive since 1911, has been removed from his Lombing just behind the ince, post, receiving the Order of Merit. Thirts tons of Chimbs, were dropped
during the day rael 181 rons at night.
We destroyed eight" boligor uni aeroplanes, and drive down 201 Nineteen of ver
ut of control. machines are offissing.
A NASTY SURPRISE FOR THE ENEMY.
LONDON, Sept. 28, Feuter's Correspondent at British Hendlearters states:-
THE BALKANS.
ኒኒ
ITALIANS. OVERCOME OBSTINATE DEFENCE.
Losoy, Sept. 29. An Italian tiein! message from Macedonia states:--
J. W. Armstrong, V.D.
PARADEY AS BELOURRI BATTERY, THURSDAY, 3rth Oct. :-
5.30 p.m.-Left Half Coy. Now D.RF. Ulase only. BRIDAY, 4th Oct.
7.30a.m. Right Half Cor. Fall drill, 5.30 p.m. Left Half Coy, New Layers" Class only.
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Orders" for Engineer Company by Captala. F. H. Jam65–
K. DUTIES.
TRUST YOUR SKIN AND SCALP TO CUTICURA
The Soap to cleanse and purify, the Ointment to sootheand heal.
Pure and sure, these fragrant, super- creamy emollients are wonderfully effective for skin and scalp troubles that itch, burn, torture and dis figure infants, children and adults. Free Sample, Each by Post
For free mmple each "address post-card! "F. Newbery & Som, 17. Charterhonen: Stis“ London." Buld everywhere.
WEATHER REPORT.
October 11, 30-Warning to Hongkong. Const Ports, &c. -Typhoon
Parades ae per rosters posted at Head in Lat. 18" N Leng. 127 moving
quarters.
On umal from 1st October, Engine Dri- vors,ať 8.15 p.m.; electricnns at 6 p..
OFFICERS NEER FOR BUTT.
Belchers, 2nd Lieut, Marley: Lyee mun. 2nd Lieut. Templeton; atosentters, obstinatend Lieut. Brown
We have overcome an lefence, advaheed across the rigged On Saturday morning the Canadians, massif of Nt. Bow and broken the iter crossing the Nord Canal expected strong resistance of the enemy rear easy lighting, but were genuineir disards in the region Westward of gstedt d the Germans had bolted Jerond effective rifle rangep
Cambrai now lies at our feet and is dominteri by fekk-guna.
The appearance of American infantry at the other end of the battle-field mast Five heen a nasty surprise us the enemy all scarcely expect the "dough bags" far from the Worvre.
Prisoners report the greatest D- fion areng the enemy reserves who hopelerletterert kaul mixed with There is a continous ether unit. stream of enemy transport eastward, also tres behind the German lines. It is Jurpossible yet to tell how far the latter is cadeed by our artillery.
frrent misses of our troops rested at righttime in the capacious shelters of the Elindenburg MUNIPER
FRENCH PURSUIT OF ENEMY "CONTINUES.
Losos, Sept. 5
A French maniqué says:— North of the Aisne, the pursuit was continued Anrag the night
We occupies the forest of Piñon and reached Arlette in this region, and also advanced east of Chavignon.
น
On the Ostenron frout the enemy
is resisting our evance.
Krusevo. We have continued our icr ward march astride the Krusevocer road and occupied riblich and Kocista
THE SERBIAN CAMPAIGN.
ENEMY ADMITS RETIREMENT
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 29
A message from Moscow states that a Russian communiqué, dated Sept. 25, admits that the Fighting on the Northern front is unfavourable to the Sories troops who are retiring at various points.
Strong forces of Czecho-Slovaks on the Eastern front are advancing on. Alajerak from two sides. «
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GERMANS IN RUMANIA -
"RETREATING.
PERS, Sept. 9S. Swiss reports state that German forces occupying Rauania+bave begun to retreat The German civil author ties at Bulharest are bastily removing their archives.
It is persistently rumoured that there have been general risings of the popula
in Champagne vident attacks launch-tion, in occupied Rumania. by the enemy yesterday were broken
and we resumetur progress particular-
Ir north of entre where we took
persession of Bellerie Heights,
ENEMY FIGHTING WITH THE ENERGY OF DESPAIR.
COTTON SPINNING MILLS.
J
ALLOWED TO RUN MORE LOOMS.
LUNDON, Sept. 29.
LONDON, Sept. 20. Renter's Correspondent at French
The Cotton Control Bourit un- niue Headquarters, telegraphing at
manges thut, in onker to, müke up yesterday evening, saya-
The whole enemy front from St. for the time lost owing to the recent entin to Rheims bas become a salient, strike, spinning mills may be licepred sne bases of which are being vigorously to work hour weekly to October attacked from both sides. On both 20ah. wing the enemy is fighting with, the energy of despair.
·Ailetta,
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#TRUCTIONS FOR KIGOKE BATINGS AND
.0.08. AND WET OF TUS INPANTET
BATTALION ATTACHED TOS D'UTT.
Class 1, at Belchers at 5.30 pm. on Mondays and Thursdays for all who have. not passed the "Proficient" rate (1) examination.
Class 2, at Belchers at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays for all NCOs. and men of higher ratings under Staff sergts. Ovendene and Parson, B.F... and Sergt. Day, H.K.D.C.
Class 3, at Lyeemun at 8.30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays, onder Q.M.S. White sod staff Sergt. Harclay, RRË
Letail of Belebers Reliefs for October, and detail of duties at Lyeemun from 1st to 16th October inclusive are posted at Headquarters for information of all con- Corned.
Orders for Infantry Eastalion by Major H. A. Morgan,
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"A" COMPANY.
PARADES.
WEDNESDAY, 2nd Oct. :-
5.15 p.m.--No. 3 Platoon at King's Fark Range Annual Musketry Course. Part 2 Practices and 9. Dress, drill
pouches.
order
3rd Oct:-
THU No. 4 Platoon at King's Park]
6.15
Range Annual Musketry Coarse. Past 3, Practices, 13, 14 and 19. Dress, drill' onder with pouches. FRIDAY, 4th Oct. :--
5.15 p.m.--No. 3 Platoon at. Kirg's Park Range Annual Musketry Course. Part 2, Practices, 10 and 11. Dress, drill order with pouches
4.30 p.m.No. 1 Platoon on Murray Parade Ground Squad drill: Dress drill order.
"B" Company. WEDNESDAY, 2nd October
NN.W, a 4 to 8 p.p.E.
VISITORS AN 173 HOTELA.
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HONGKONG HOTEL
Mr Douglas Abbay Mr J.C.G. de Jagur : Mr D. Abraham Mr and Mrs A
Me and Mrs. Alford
Johnston
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Mr J. B. T. Koop-
Miss Alford
Anderson
Mr F
Bailer
mann
Meand Mrs G. E. M.Mr R. Krebs
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MP.F. Lanebbers
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OUTWARD MAILS.
REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS close 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated.
FOR
Mr and Mrs J. J.Japan via. Nagusaki...
Leirin
Mrs F. Leyte
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Mr C. Littlà
Mr J. M. Lopes
Capt. & Mrs Branch Mr N. MacIntyre Mr and Mrs F. G. Me D. MacKintosh Bromley & child Ir G. W. Mackoan Mr & Mrs E. BronsMr and Mrs. Mallet Mr W. G. Browell Mr and Mrs H. Me N. Burns
Malder Mr R. V. Cameron Mr and Mrs G. 8. Mr and Mrs E. A. Morso
Carvalho Mr and Mrs W. P.
Neeson Mr J. Mrs Papini
Mr E. Cayron
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Portail
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Chuming
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Mr. F. Dalero Mrs J. F. October 1 12h. 17-No returns Mrs. F. E. Davis Mr D. Ritchie from Japan and Wladivostock. Pressure Mies ML. C. Dawson Mis B. Seaton.
Mr T. G. Davis Mr F. G. Sailer has decreased slightly over Luzon and Mr A. W. v. Dobben fr . E. Seybu Formosa, increased considerably at Mme. E. Esmalt Mr H. Sbechan Weihaiwei, and increased slightly else Mr A. M. C. J. van Mr R. D. Sheldon
Exter
Mr & Mrs Sterman where. The anticyclone has increased in intensity, and the typhoon is situated Mr & Mrs McGregor Mrs G. Sherwood
and maid at about 250 miles to the cast of Aparri | Mrs A. Fraser Mrs M. Slade
Mr H. Gerritsen neving N. or N.N.W.
Forbes
Mr V. Steensley
Hongkong Rainfall for the 94 hours Mr C. Gimbel & son Mr C.Stubbe
Mrs S. Gooler Mr J, P. Grant Mr and its E.
Groom
Mr Capt. T. F. Hall
boding st. 10 am. to-day, 0.06 inch, Total since January 13t, 96.34 inches, against an average of 75.87 inches
Forecast for the $4 hours ending at noon on the 2nd October :--
1.-Hongkong to Gap Rock: N.E. Mr G. winds, moderate; fair.
2-Forma Chaznel: M. winds, fresh to strong, v
2.-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks: The same as No. 1.
Nouth coast of Chins between Hongkong and Hainan: The same as No. 1.
ROYAL OBSERVATORY HONGKONG, DAILY WEATHER
REPORT.
.OCTOBER 1, 1918-
Station.
Widiostock, Memuro Hakodate 5.15 p.m.No. 6 Platoon, Nos. 5 and 6 Tokio Sections (Men who have not passed), at
Косы Kennedy Road Hange. TET. Group Nagasaki... ing. Dress, drill order without rifles.
5.15 pm-No. 7 Platoon at Headquar
Kagoshima Ostitus ters Quar
Bay men will parade at 6.30 Naha 1. Dress," drill order with Ishijim pouches and dummies.
Bonin Laland THURSDAY, 3rd October:-
Weiherwei 6.15 pm.No. 8 Platoon (N.U.U.'s and Hankow men as detailed by Platoon Commander).
Ichang Kiukiang FRIDAY, 4th Oct: at Kowloon Docks. TET.
Changaha..
m
6.15 p.a. No. 6. Flatoon Nos, and 8 Sections at Kennedy Road Range, T.ET. Grouping. Dress, drill order without
MACHINE GUN COMPANY.
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Mrs F
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Weid
Mr F. C. Welch
MrJE. Westers
31 H. L. Wiles
Mr D. Williamı
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Wind
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Humidity,
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Weather.
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18.30.08 co
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Canton 88.29.9 Hongkong Gap Rock Macao Wachow 95.
0.15 p.m. No. 1 gun team at King's Park Range. Annual Musketry Course Part 2 Practices 8 and 9. Dress, drill order with pouches
FRIDAY, 4th vct:
7.10 a.m.-Beginners' Class at Head quarters:
From "September 30th manufat-ifles. turers engaged on American, yarn The enemy bezan to retreat on the will be allowed to run 60 per cent. fit of the Laffanx-Malmaison Plateaustead of 65 per cent. of their loons. Manufacturers at present licensed from which Chemin-des-Dames rantward to Crane and touches to work i per cent.. because they have some lootus engaged on Egypt- As the result of General Mangin'san yurns or fine counts, may only advance yesterday the whole of Makrun 60 per cent. of their remaining maison plateau and the western end of Chemin des Dames for about 1,500 yards are in our possession. The enemy is here, after fighting desperately for weeks to keep them abandoning the approaches to the massif, of St. Golmin and Iaon pintean, that is, the group of haighte which for four year has formerl the contral pillar of his line in France. The strategy of Marshal Foch compels aim, as it did on the Marne, to with On London-
d' his centre before the Alfes attack Borth and east and has forced
him to withdraw on the wings. This streat is the first irait of the French, British and American offensive of the last three days. ..
"KING ALBERT'S COMMAND.
PARIS, Sept. 29, Adespatch from the Belgian front ay that King Albert commanded the Belsan and Second British Armici wh.. attacked on front of 13 Julks between south of Ypres and Lake Han koert.
After carrying the first German posi time soil Houtbolat Forest, they assault en Flanders the hills forming the
mend German position.
looins..
KICHANGE. Hongkong, October 1, 1918.
"Bank, Wire
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+42/71
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5.15. pin.-No. gun team at King's Park Range. Annual Muaketry Coume Part 2, Fractices 10 and 11 Dress, Pakhoi drill order with pouches. NOTE..
Holbow... Phulien Any change of address. telephone Tourage... number, rifles or equipment number is C.St. James to be notified to C. M. S. Feticy Aparri without delay
MOUNEED. BECTION. THURDAY, 3rd Oct
Dagupan... Manila Legaspi 6.30 p.m. At Jockey Club Stibles, Tacloban ... Dress Drill order without rifles..
Iloilo Surigao...... Guam Labuan...
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... 18380 n.
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.93
1.06-
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4.50
0.89
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...
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0.10 *0.00
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9.40 3.80
$85 B.
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0.80
0.65
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11.00
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6.23
5.75
... 47/. b..
T. 171 b.
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OFFICIAL NIGHTS IN OCTOBER.
The following Table shows the Stan dard Time, at which Official Night enda and begins during the month of Oct
1918 -
Data"
Oct. lat, 6.3
Begins 0.93 pm,
6.10.
HONGKONG TIDES.
The tide table Kıyan below has been
compiled at the NationalAlmanse Office
in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by means of so automatic Hide-rocording machine in the Water Police Basin at Trim Sha Fani- during the years 1909-0149
The sero of the tabis corresponds with the zero of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be 4 feet- 3 incher below mean son-level eg To obtain the depth of water on the tide gange at the Victoria Naval Yard sdd 3 feet 4 inches, and on the gauge- at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet in ches to the height given in the tabla
October 2nd to 8th, 1918.
Mr G. R. Haywood
Mr P. Heathcote
Mr. A. W. T. Hoy
Un daty 20th Sept-No. 3 Platoon. Hongkong Observatory, Oct. 1, 1918,
Mounted Section and Signalling-BAROMETER, reduced to 31 degrees SITE Section (4)
Fabr ubois, on the level of the sea, in nebes, tenths and hundredths.
Onduty 20th Sept.-No. 4 Platoon (4)
Da l'aris—
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4721
Credits, 4 months' night, In New York-
480
in duty lat Oct-No. Platoos (4),
Oud.
*** 854
On demand.
Credita, 65 days' sight, ya Bombay--
Wire, mean On demand,
Da Calcutta-
Wire,
On demand... Hi Singapore--
Ou demand,
On Manila
On densad, On Shanghai-
THE ALLIED CAPTURES.
200,000 PRISONERS SINCE:
JULY IBA
LONDON, Sept. 29. ines July 18 the Allies have taken
200,000 personere: 3,000 gust, ,000 machinogun huze quanti ics of materialeve
This does not include insenere taken
On demand
30 days right(privato
ta Yokohama
On demand,
165 Gold Lent, 100 fize (peritaal) ..: 43,40 Sovereigns (buying rate) $5,55 kom. Silver (per oz) Bar Silver in Hongkong Chinese Upper Lash Chinter Copper Cento: 9% po Buts of Nakse Interest
10 Palestine, Mtumes and Male-Chrinne Bub. Colu
Hoogkong deh. Coin
Un duty 30th Sept.-c. ↑ Platoon (14).
On doty 2nd Oct-No. # Platoon (4)..
o duty 3rd Oct-No. 7 Flatoon
2. TEMPERATUR, in the shade, in do- xrees Fahrenbelt
3 AuxIDITY, in percentage of ators tion, the humidity of sit turated with
| On daty 4th Oct-Na: 8 Platoon (4) «) moisture being 100,
On duty oth Vet-No. Pintoxin (14)
On duly 6th Oct-M. Dus Company (4).
| On duty 6th Oct.-No. 1 Plafton (4..
Crderly, Ufficer for week ending
October, Lieut. E. B. G. Souter.
SEXT TUE DUTY
2nd Lieut. F. R. Thomas.
th
orders for Cadet Compiný by zad Litat. J. E. R. Baró..
UNJOCK.
All Cadata requiring unifrom will report 'st: Headquartere at 5 plimit on Monday, 30th instant in uniform.
Bervice Caps and tunics will be worn to all parades after 6pm. in future. A PARADES. *** WEDNESDAY, Det sod
DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points, 3. konum Or Wam, according to Bedford Scale
CARLTON HOTEL:
Mr P. Fox
Mr D. Arakie
Mr B. A. Ballantine Mr K. B. Grase Mr H. I. Brewer Mr. McMahon Mrs F. E. Cameron Mr O. Murrell, Mr von N. W. Mr. Paul
Courtlands Mr. and Mrs
6. STATE OF WRATHER, b blus ME. T. Crocker Stephens
sky.s dotached cload d' drizzling rain, t, fog, ggloony, h hail, I lightning, o overcast,
Pphasing abowers, equal, r min, 1800W, 6 thunder, v vlaibility", w dew, wet
7. Kate in mohcs, tenths and hun dredthe~
Temperature. ** Hongkong October 1st, 1918. BAROMETER HEAL
THERMOMETER 9 AN.
6.15 p.m. Nos. 2 and 4-Fections fall Day In's Faunisti Football Ground) Band - Practice at Headquarters.
Adjutant, BAK; Defence Corps. De ARE STEWART,
Do
HONGKONG” REGISTER:
Precione
Già data ac Ca'drinat
Barometer 29.01 Temperature79 Humidity
67 sitemiano 19 89. Diraction of
29.15
WWW. Winda! 28,92 | Porce
Weather
$29.866.1 £9,80 73 .70 AB
#
2
0.
0.00
0.00
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70
Wat bilb) Maximum
2nd, 6.3. 3rd 6.3 At,
101
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6.20
5th 8.3
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6.19
cth, 3.4
171.
6.18
7th, 8.6 8th, 6.6
9th,
5.0
6.16
10th, 6.6
8.15
11th 6.6
6.14
12th, +8.8
6.13
13th, 4.7.
8.12
14th, 6.7
8.11
18th, 8.5
10th, 8.9
17th, 8.9 18th 60
19th 6.9
20th 6.9
21st 6.10
22nd, 11
Serd 6.11.
4th, 8.11.
95th, 412 98th, 4.197.
7th 6.12 23th 6.13 20th, 6,14 `30th: 6.14% 31st, 615
ULAZIO: Director:
topy Oct. 1, 1918,
BRIDGE SCORERS
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