THE KOYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB.
OPENING CRUISE.
The opening bruise of the Royal Hoogkong Yacht Club was held on
· Saturday" allernoch. The wentber was all that could be desired both for, pectators and for those who, took un ssetiva part in the various events. The mocial side of the ovent had been woll
BERTIUS SAILING ZICE": 1. Tumaas (Commodore Gurner and
ܐarrer
2.MS(Capt. Edwards and crew) -9, HMS. —(Mr. Barber and crow
Ets.
1 EMS
DOWLING,
Naval Whalers
H.M.S. Tumor...
MILITARY CUTTERS (8 DAES)
1. RE
Burd Co., RG.A
THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG DREENCE,
CORPS
Administatira. Onder by Major H. I.
Morgan, "Administraiira" Commandanti
DARYS.
Caps will be worn instead of hehnées | on and after 10th instant, from which dats belts will be nor in walking, o |dies and Officers will wear Sain Frowne belts on all devasions except when white 1. P. Q. Bartlett; P, Q. Ash; 3, EE collars and black ties are word.
37th Co., RG
NSW FREM ENDG.
ranged for and the guests who included vishe men of His Majesty's Services spant A Pitman..
' most enjoyable alternoon in the gaily
JAMPAN TULOING"
1. P. O. Terant; & L. 8. Winchester;
LEX.C. (4 DA
Boat No. 3--Olmstead (bow), Dumbar ton, Campbell Morse (stroke), Blair (cox)
KOP FIGHT.”“”
LI
Unders for Artillery Company, by Captain J. H. W." Armstrong, Y.D.
PARADES. AT, NELCERRY BATTERT,
MONDAY, 11th Nov,
7.00.m.-Right Hall Company. New
Layers" only, FREDAY, 15th Nov.
am-Right Hall Co. Fail drill. 3.15 pm-Left Half Company. Yer DR.F. and Tayers' classes only.
decorated grounds of the Club. Music, a Chinese crew,
se provided by the band of one of Bin Hajesty's skipa and the "Kongmson Minstrela, in which guise Mosera, Aslett, Barrie, Wood and Thompson, assisted
5.11 p.m.-Leh Half Co. Full dril. 1, L. & Winchester; 5, P. O. Lanca TUESDAY, 12th Nov.- By four clever. Filipino "gentlemen, provided much amusement both for ter; & P. O. Dennis...
THE OPTICIÁLs. " young and oli. The proceedings were
The following were the officials:- graced by the presence of His Excellency Patron: Bir F. H. May, ...G.; Com the Officer Administering the Governmodors: Mr. Robert Butherland Gen-7.30
eral Committee Commodore V. G. ment, the Hon. Mr. Claud Severn, C.M.G., Garner, B. Capt. 1. Arthur, Messrs. Commodore and Mrs. Gurnor and the D. E. Blair, R. W. Carpenter, A. Deni-
son, H. R. Northey. Lieut. Hall, za Hon. Mr. P. H. Holyoak, and many Mr. R. E. McDougall (Secretary and other prominent residents of the Colony, Treasurer); Sailing Committee: Hon. Mr. Claud Bevern, M. Capt. §. R. A feature of the Sailing programme Aitkon, Captain T. Arthur, Mears. D. was the number of ladies who took part K. Blair (Hon. Secretary), A. Denisor
Rowing Committee: Cam- in the four events open to them. It was modare V. G. Gurper. Mr. E. W. fitting also that Mr. R. Sutherland, the Carpenter, L. Hall, u Mr. H. R. Northey, Mr. F. F. Olmsted, Mr. H. . Dawly elected coramodore of the Club Rouse: Swimming Committes: Mr. E. should bars won the English Rig overt. 1. Carpenter, Mr. D. Blair; Opening At 5 p.m. Mr. Garner distributed Day Aquatic Committee: Commander Finlayson, E., Lat. Comr. H. V. Laving the prizes for which service she was ton. R.3., Capt. S. R. Aitken, Messrs. C. H. Gale, A. D. Koigwin, W. Logan, E.. presented with a bouquet ir silver. Carpenter (clerk of course). Tsse as a mamento of the occasion by Miss Blair.
Mr. R. Sutherland, the Commodore | of the Club, in extending a cordis welcome to all present on behalf of the Clüb, remarked that the programme had been more ambitious than in past yests, and he hoped that the interesting list of events had not been altogether unsuccessful. The ladies, as usual, bad played an important part in the racing of the Club boats. Owing to a happy combination of direnmstances and hrough the generosity of saveral Hong- Tong gentlemen, they were able to entertain a number of men from H.M.'s Army and Navy that afternoon. Both the mural and military representa- tiver had done, much to add "to the interest of the sport. "Mr. Sutherland referred to the debt of gratitude which all owed to Mrs. Gurnat för having so kindly consented to distribute the Awards to the winners in the various Grants.
Commédora, Gurder, in returning thanks on behalf of Mr. Gurner, thanked Mr. Sutherland and the mem- bers of the committee, and the gentlemen who so kindly gave prizes for the naval events. A Fegatta was a thing which they didepot bare very often, and the men were all very grateful."
Major Cassel thanked the Commodore and Committee on behalf of the Army -in-a few wall chosen words,
THE BZIELTS.
The following were the ieaults" CHISEE AND ENGLİSA RINGER cacoras, CourseStart, Murray Pier and eater Naval Booy (W. to E., Channel Rock (3.) Fintah, Club Bosse Line E to W.) Distance 5 miles.
Yacht.
(i)' Dorothy
CALLY THE RIGH
F'cap on Finishing Corrected
Course.
Time
Tipe
(Mr. Hurly) 2 103 16 15 3 13 45 (2) Niobe ... 1.40 3 18 24 3 14 44 (3) Oendine ... Ser. 331 33 393 33
Helen * 220 D. I S. Lady Jean Scr.
(1) Irane, (E.
b. X. 3.
ENGLIĒL KIDS,
Sutherland) 9 10 °3 02 35° 2° 33. BA
(9) Norsemani
3..05 38 a 55, 38
(3) Vera 8702 B 20 3 07.15 2 58 55 (4) Mist
12 20 3 14 15 2 01 40
(3) Feathers. 0 10 3 18 00 a 08.50
(6) Queen Bes 11 40 3.23 22 3/11 42.
to
La Cigale..... Scr. _ D.. 3. &..
Yesper 140 DUP, S.
RAGING TÁCHITE (LALIKE" RACES.) Handicap, Class.
Course-Start Club House Line (W.
) Channel Rock (Port), Kowloon
kock (Port) Finish Club House Line
(E. to W.). Distance 41 miles.
H'cap on Finishing Corrected-
Yacht Course. Time. Time.
(1) Rolls (Mits
Denison)... Scr.
(2) Docothon
Dias Elam-
say).3 11
A. R. Lowe
INTIMATIONS
DAI NIPPON
ASAHI BEDR
ASAH
WER
BEER
SAH
AGER BEER
SPECIALLY BREWED
FOR EXPORT.
PANY
COMPA
Sota Ast
JAPAN.
TOKYO,
MITSUI BUSSAN KATSILAN
3 06 653-0055____,EXCHANGE,
3.09 663 08 45
(3) Diana ......3.11. 2 10,03. 305 32
(4) Dione
Scr.
26 55 3 ve 33 Jessica D
ONE DERIGE, HEYWARD HAYKANI GALL CLANSIN. CourseStart Club House Line (E. to WA). Cast Rock, Buoy (8.), Mark Boat Kowloon Dock Foint (8.), Marie Böst en Starting Lame (E. to W.) Distance once
round, i miles, twice round 4 miles.
OUR DESIGNAT Heap on Finishing Corrected.
ConcaeTime.Time
(1) Daphne (MI
Stoneman) | Bord" 3 17.05.
Aisla (Miss
Robertson)
Bonita
Hongkong, November 11, 1915. Ou LoudonTM
Bank, Wire
On demand, m
30 days' sight
4 months' aight,
Credits, 4 months" sight †Documentary, 4 months*
On Parised in On deman Credita, 4 months th2 On New York En demand Credits: 80 days BE On Bombay
31736-327 38: Of Chile
319 28 19 28:
Halcyon MIC D.N.FAC
MAKETWARD HATE CLASS
1) Lysbeth (Mra
Harston)
Rousey
FR
Ber.
32210322 10
32343 392.45 3181739 17
3 29 2030 20
On Ses
On plezanci
Orders for Engineer Company, by Captain W. Rassel);"
8th to 15th Nov., 1918--
PJELL. · DCTIES.
Parades as per rosters posted, at Head- quarters. Engine Drivers at 0.30 p.m. Electricans, at 5.45 pm.
OVVIÇKES NEXT FOR DCTY. Beluhers, Capt. Russell; Lyceman, 2nd Lieut. Templeton; Stoaccutters, Lient. Stevensen.
&
INSTRUCTION FOR HIGHER RATINGS AND N.C.09. AND MEN OF THE INFANTHY BATTALION ATTACHED FOR DUTY. Class 1 at Belchers at 6.30 p.m. on Mondays and Thursdays for all who have not passed the."
Frascient" rate (1) examination. Class 2, Belchers at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Friday's for all N.C.C. and men of higher ratings under Q.M.S. Ovendens and. Staff Sergt. Parsons, R.E., and: Sergt. Day H.K.D.C...
Class 3, at Lycemun at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesdays Fridays, under Q.31.S White, and Staff Sergt. Barclay, E. E N.C.O. and men going sick must immediately notified the 0.8.3L, Telephone K385, between the hours
et
and 10.30 am, and 12.30 to 2.50 p.m.. otherwise they will he considered defaulters. The usual Medical Certificate must be forward- el within 24 hours.
Orders for Infantry Battalior). by Major H. A. Morgan.
ANNUAL MUSKETET COORSE-KING'S
DARK RANGE.
AU N.C.Os, and man who wish to fire in the early morning will attend at 6,15
a.m. to fire the following
Monday, 11th November, Part 1.
Practices. 1. sad
Practices anri 9.
Dress, drill order with pouches.
PARADES.
"A" Company..
THURSDAY 14th Nov
310 pm-Now
"at" Headqu
and ♬ Gun beams
Dross for all parades, lean fatigue
with short and putties. BARGAIN MOUNTED BEGNÍON, MONDAY, IN Nov
6,15 p.m.-13 Jockey Club Stables.
Dresa, drill order. THURSDAY, 14th Nov, 2
0.15 p.m.- Jockey Club Stables,
Dress, drill order without riften.
BUNALLING, SŽUTION T
TUESDAY, 12th Sovie
4,50 p-As Kings Parka Annual Maketry Course. Far Practices & and Dress, drill order with pouches
(AD"" COMPANY. MONDAY, I Nov
Squad
6.30 p.m.-Nos. 1 and 2 Section
Murray Parade" Ground," drill; Dress,_drill order."/" FRIDAY, 10th Novemb
8.00 pm- und Sections
Murray Parade. Ground -drill. Diese, drill order.
LECTUITS
Squad
VISITORS AT, THE HOTE
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Mr D. Abraham
Capt. J. Adcock
Mr and Mrs E. G.
Hr LM. Jablin
Me & J. Johnstone
Me BM. Joseph
| Anderson
Mr J. J. Judah ach
MBL van Ketel (Mr-N. Bach
MJ P. Ballantine Lt. H. T. Kingsley. Mr F. C. Fanham Mr. Brebel Hrand Mrs GH. M Mrs N. Euroosky Bannerman Miss A. de Lacey Mr. J. B. Faring Mr G. M. Lakin Mrs E. B. Belilior Capt. P. F. Lanch. Capt. E. Bentley ⠀⠀ bery Mr Beuchot
Mr G.&. Larsan Mr RJ. Birbook Mr F. LareH Me J. D. Birrell Mr and Mrs o Major and Mrs G. D. Lauritsen
3. K. Black and son. Mr & Mrs A. Leach
ME. D. Blackburn and chiki. Mr. Bleeker · Mr. and Mrs W, & Bir And Mire A. 1 Leonard
Bonet
Miss H. Lillia
Mr W. E. Bowerman Mr. E. B
Lorentzen Capt. & Mrs Branch Miss Alico Lu Mr O.T. Breakapeurofr. §. Lodin Kro H. Bridge andMr. J.A. Macgüll
and Mrs Macintyre
Mr W. G. Browell
Mr Chas Brown Master Macintyre Dr. G. W. Mackean
Mr N, Burns (
Mr
Niection
Capt. L D'Oliveyra
* children
Mr R. V. Cameron Mr & Mrs Mursiro Mr and Mrs E. & Mr and Mrs W. P. MONDAY, 11th and FRIDAY, 15th --- Carvalho
0.15 p.Recruits of all units, exr and Aira B.
H. Cayroa "ceptD Commay, on Marray Chambers and
Parade Ground under Serte Ove Berry (Monday) and Edwoods day) Dress, drill order. Orders for Cadet Company, by 2nd Llost. J." E. W., Beard.
PARADIS
MONDAY, 11th Nov.-
children (Fri-Col. A. Chapman
5.13 p.No. 1 and 2 Sections at
Headquarters.
MP3. Than
Hra Papini
MrB. & Perry
OVEMBER 111918
MAIL NOTICE
HONGKONG, MONDAY, 1mm NOVEMBER 1918.
Telegraphio cum coica inih. Biglin
10.08 yesterday:
INWARD MAILS.
PER
Duners
aday 17th Nov.
Bombay, Caylon and Straits
OUTWARD MÄIES
REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS close 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless other stated.
For
PIX
DATE
Swatow, Amoy and Formosa rialh
ing Amakusa Mare Toes
Neeson
Mr JS.
Fort Bayard
E.
its Uraini, and
Shanghai and "North
Singan
The
Tues 13th, 11:00 AM
1b, 8.00 19th, 8.00 LM
Swatow, À DOS S
Hailong
Toes. 19th, 1.00
O. Mr H. H. Fethick
Wed. 13th, 5.00 2.3-
Mr F. L. Cooke DT
Mrs E
Steator
Sunning
Wed. 13th 5.0 Thurs. 14th, 10.00
Thursday, 14th,
Reg
Mr and Mrs J.
Clark
L. R. Daines
Mr L.
Capt M. Pokrell
Me F Radamello
L. Mr E. B. Ray
Miss F. Reay
M
Mrs J. F. Reynolds Mrs F. E. Davis Mrs N. Ritenis Mr A. W. v. Dobbery W. Robbing Mrs F. A. Drekhoff Mr & Mrs B. Balle
5.15 p.m.-Band Practice at Hand- Madam E. Emault Mr L. C. Fargent
quarters.
G. E. STEWART, Captain, Adjutant, H.E. Defebco Cerp.
Hongkong, 9th November, 1018
NOTICES.
COLTS RIFLE MEETING.
The following will attend a meeting als instant, to discuss arrangements for at Headquarters at 6p.m. on Tuesday.
Corps Rifle Meeting-Two represents tives from the Artillery Company, 2 from the Engineer Co...2 from the "A Co., 2 from the D Co., 2 from the D Co., 2 from the Machine Gun Co., 1 from the Mounted Section, and 1 from the Signalling Section.
WEATHER "REPORT.
November 1d. 85. 437.-Warning to Hongkong and Coast Forts:NE galo in Formoss Channel..
· November 11d. 19h-13m—No retoras: from Japan and Wladivostock. Fressure han increased slightly at the majority of reporting stations; the anticyclone has extended to the southward. Fresh to strong monsoon will continue along the↑ [China Coast, and over the N. China Ses,
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hour eading at 10 am today, 0.00 inch Total since January 1st, 96.58 inches, sgainst an average of 81.00 inches..
Forecast for the 24 hours ending st noon on the 13th November
1-Hongkong to Gap Rock .E. winds, fresh; fine generally.
1-Formosa Channel: NE gale 3-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks The same sa No. L
4-Youth coast of China between
Mr R. Fairnie Capt. E. Finlayson Mr E R. Fraser Mias J. Florida
Mr H. B. Gallop Mr B. Gloffe Mrs & Gossler Mr I. Gray Capt. 16 Mr and Mrs W.
Hannibal
Hal
A.
Mr E Hauswann Mr G. Harper Capt. L. Header Mr A. Hicks
BLE
Mr Schelichovsky Sfr C. E. Seybs Mri H. Sheehan Miss B.F. Skinner Mrs. M. Slade
Mrs W. B. Sparks Mr A. C. Spence Mr.V. Steenslay “Mr A. T. Stawart
Lade
Mrs A. T. Stewart,
child and purSS
Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr AT. Stubbs
Stuntz
Mr PP. Templeton
Mr G. F. Tobler and d Mrs S. E
MrPW
W. Varmeulen Hodge
Mr Thos. Me A, E. Hodgins Mr Welischeff Mr Shelton Hooper Mr G. G. Wood Mr A.. Holgerso Me D. William
Mr A. F. Horsman Mr G. Woudenberg Capt. R. Indesi Mr and Ms B. Mr and Mrs 34. Wylie
Joblin
PEAK HOTEL
Mr and Mrs Abney Mr F. B. Johnson Mr and Mrs D. K. Mrs Milner-Jones
Blair
Mrs Litt
Mr. J. Carter Mrs Macaulay Mrand Mis F. W. Mrs and Miss Main
Cary Miss Chettle
Mrs Matthieson Madame de Mattos Mr G. L. Coleman Mr J. Finlay Miller Mr and Mrs: 8. C.Mrs Moore
Coppin
Mr T.L. Perkins Mrs Cormack
Mrs Puddicombe Mrs Fletcher Mr S. Eva M.B.EEog--Comdr. Reod
Mrs W.E Mr Denmar
Fuller Roberis Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr F. J. de Home
Hale
Mr & Mrs Sidford
Mr J.B. Harrison Mr. Findlay
Smith Mr W. B. Had Mri B. D. Tisdall
Mr H. Du Flen Maj.-Gen. F. Ventris
Hutchison
Miss M. Ventris
KING EDWARD HEOTI
Mr and Mrs W
Miss A. Coombes Mrs McGee
The following Table shows the Stan-Mr and Mrs Course. Mr B. J. de Moore" dard Time at which Official Night ends Mrs F.O. Crash Mrs W. O. Passmore and begins during the month of Nov., Mrs T. B. Culhane M. H. Fernan
Philippine Lalands, "Straits and Europe Eury bates
The Parcel Hall will be closed on
Wednesday, 13th Nov at 4 pm.
Shanghai and North Chins
*Shangtai and *North Chins.......
Shanghai, North China, Japan vis Nagasaki, Honolulu Canada, United States, Central and South Siberia Mar America and EUROPE via Ban Francisco,
Letters 10.30 4.3=-
Fri 15th, 1.00 TM-
વનો થા
Spatow, Amoy and Foochow
Haitan
Philippinia Inlands
Loongang
Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada,"
United States, Central and South
America and Europe vis Ban
Veadet
Fri 15th, 2.00 .m Saturday, 16th,
Reg
Francisco
Shanghai and North China.
Yingchow
Sat 16th, 2001
*Eaperscribed correspondence only.
9.45M
Letters 10,30
In the case of Mails closing before 9am. Registration closes at 5 o'cions
on the previous evening.
SHARE QUOTATIONS.
HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE,
HONGKONG, 11th NOVEMBER, 1118.
OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.
BANKS
Honggong Banka, MARINE INSURANCE.
Canton Ins. North China Ias.
Union Ins.. Tangizze Ios
Far Easterns FE INSURANOLA,
Ubins Fire:
Hongkon
SEDPING!
"Douglases
$193.
SINGAPORE RUBBER SHARE MARKET.
MESSES. FRASER AND CO,'9′′ QUOTATIONS.
HAPORE, NOTA
9750 80.
T.1234 D.
8935.n.
Alor Gajah (81) Amal Malay ly, pd. Ayer Hitam (83) Ayer Kuning (1) Ayer Molek (81)
2.30
11.50 13.00
1.05
1.20
T. 263 b.
Tuesday, 12th November, Part
$158b
1,
Ayer Pan (85) Balgownie ($1) Bassett (91)
2.50 10.00 10.60
$240 zi!
Practices 3 and 4.
Batang Benar
4.75 6:25
1.10 12.00 13.00
Thursday, 14th November, Part
2,
Hongkong and Hainan: The same as Mrs Rimond
Practices 5, 6, 7 and 12,
Na Li
Mrs J.R. F.Ander
Jackson.
Friday, 15th November, Part
Me
2,
B. James
"
Dr M. E. Asger
Mr. J. Joseph
OFFICIAL NIGHT.
Mr (). Kazzerman M W. Budge
Mr & Mrs Medinah
Mr J. McArthu?
HE. Steamboats Indo-Chinas (Pref.)
Do. (Dal)
$89fb: ..692; b..
Bata Lantang (810)
1:10-1
Bakit Jelotong (31),
0,55
0,65
Bakit Katil (81)
1.00
$159
Bakit Kepong (82)
2.00
Shell Transporta.
Stat. Ferries
-131/-b.
38 b
Bakit K. B. (81) ***
0.35
0.85
Bakit Timah (80)
11.05
Ohangkat Sdang (31)
·8.87 7.30
China
Sugars ... 185 b. & 86 . Malabon Bugars
Glenoaly Pina.
1.80 2.00
34 b.
Baybor
7.30 8.25
MESTIG
Indragiti
6.76
Mr P. Heathcote
Mr J. de Vries
Kailan Mining Admi... Langkats
5:471, b.
Jeca (81)
1:26
Mr AW. T. Hoy
Mr and Mrs Under..
wood
Haubs you
T.13 b $2.40
Jimat (81)
1.80
4,36
4.50
Trench Mine...
1. S1st,
19th 6.57 20th 6.29 6.28
Tra Caspia DOCES WI
33 be
Kedah (81)
8.95
· 2,80-
Kélemak
"5:00
22nd, 8.29
6.50
Elimar (35)
4.50
3rd, 6.30
6,50
$4th, 6.30
2.30
Bhai Docks
25th 6.31 5th dat
5.49
New Engineer
TE 241
Molska Pinda
RES
5.49-
Master Alberto
Mr. S. Pan
- 27th, 6.31.
Miss Alberto
Mr E 8lon and
Landa, Fortis & BUILDINGS.
Malakoff (83)
235h 6.33
Mr N.1. Bravera)
children
Central Estates.
29th, 6.22
.40
Hongkong Hotels
$100 $90
Mandal-Tekon
50,80
Marral (#3)
New Berendah:(13)
MONDAY, 11th No.:-
5.60 p.m.-No: 0 Platoon at Head-
quarters Dress, drill "order." TUESDAY, 12th Nov.
5.15 p.m.-No. 2-Platoon at Head- quarters. Inspection of arms, equip „ment," &c.--Dress, marching order with 150 roundsball cartridge, Great coats to be rolled FRIDAY,
15
Nov
6.15 pm No. 1 Platoon on Murray Parade Ground Squad drill Dress, drill prder.
*B Company. MONDAY, 11th Nov
4p.No. 6 Patoon, Nos. 1 and 2 Sections, King's Park Range. Annual Musketry Court, Part 5, Practices 13, 14 and 19 Dress, drill order with pouches. WEDNESDAY 12th Nov.
4p-No. 6 Platoon, Nos., 8 and 4
Sections, at Eng's
Annual Musketry Course, Practices 18, 14:
order with HURSDAY, 14th Not
150
N.C.O
Nov. 11th, 6.21.
Date
Frid's
Begins
12th 8.91
13th,
5.53 5.59
14th
15th, 8.24. 16th, 623
1745636
30th 6.33
HONGKONG TIDES.
---
⠀⠀ The tide table: grynn below has been
compiled at the National Almanac Office Ranges in London from the result of the analysis
MI J.D. Edwards Mis F. E. Fermoyes
Mr A. H. Flamman Me and Mrs G. E.
Richardson TM. Gregory
MrT
Mr and Mrs Uregory Mis
Sangster
Mr G. 1. HammesMe Stubbings, and Mr G. R. Haywood daughter
CARLTON HOTEL.
Mr. and Mrs R FÜMr M, 8. Metha
Alberta
Ma O. Murrell
Mrs 7. E. Cameron Mes L. Smith and s Mr G. G. Cantillo children t
Mr F. G. Cantillo Mr and Mrs H Mr EAT. Crocker
Stepberia
Mr N. Ferguson Mrs A. Talbot and
and 4
children 3 children
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. Mrs A Thompsow
Freeman and 2 and 3 children
dildren Are Dydens
Mr K2B. Granel Mrs. Willeccks of observations taken by means of MW. W. Hipkin Part Butomatic tide-recording machine in the Mrs M. Jenkinso Dress, dril Water Palios Basin at Trim Shand children De
Platoon (except
to fire
Pa
iuring the years 1905-829
The zero of the table correspond
the zero of the sounding in the
Uhart, which has been found to
inches below mean wen-Leval
To obtain the depth of water on the |ëde gange at the Victoria Na
idd:2 feet 4 inches," and "on the
Fat Lamont Dock: Aberden/add
** facher to the Beight given furthe
HAKWh H&W.Docks
Hongkong Lands
lamphreys
Kowloon La
West Points COTTON MI
Pant
Parit
Palla
Cottons
Bandygoft
6.40
BerBay!