10%
AEATHER REPORT.
September en 125. 30- Tetons from the majority Estations are lacking. No map will be publisheel toviny,
Hongkong Handall for the 24 hours anding at aan. today. 0.2 luck. Towl since Janower Jak se inches, against an average of £7,55inch
Förenar for uke 24 hours, ondling at noon on September 6,3.
YISITORS AT T K HOTELS.
HONGKONG BOTEL.
Andersoa
Mrs McConnelHusser Me : Abrahan Mr M. N. Abraham Capt. ami Mas E
(unes Mrs C. de Almeida
artel chill
Mas F. E. Johnsva Mrs G. S. Aleida Mr F. 31. Joseph and felly My Allen Keith Mias Tola de AlmeidaMe J, H. van Kets 1-Hongkong to Cap Back S.W. Me and Mrs. G. wich winds, moderate: fir
df Netwish and 2; The A. U. Andersen childre Me G. S. Archbutt MrJ. T. Kild 31 J.M. Kanlurol Ste 3. Harr Mr J. Reistegui Dir C. Relategoi Mrs. R. Hetitio Mr and Mrs. C.
Benson
1-Formoen. Chezziel. · Norge, 2-South as China between Elonging and Landeks. None.
4-South, coast of China between Kongtong and Hainan. None.
ROYAL OBSERVATORY HONGKONG. DAILY WEATHER
REPORT.
STPTEMBER 6, 1919.-2.TO..
Station.
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...
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Tokio ... Kochi...
..Ngawki...
Kagoshi Dafine... Nabi...
Bodiasband
Fankor
Lehang
Kiolin:
Changb
Shanghe
Galzad
Shirp Pk
Aney....
Ewa Bow
Taibora...
Tajcht
Taina.....
Zosban #1
Contos
Pescares
2.3.
Hoogkeng
Macao...
Wachow..
Pakhai...
Hotho... Phalien Tourspe C. Bt. Tasion Aparri ....: Dogujen... Manik Legaspi .... Tacloba
Hollo
rigso.
Cabra...
41
Barometer
Temperaturs.
Humidity.
149.30 St 92
129.81
Wind.
Direction.
: 09342
Weather.
T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong Observatory, Sept. 8, 1919.
1. BAROMETER, reduced to 38 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in faces, tenth and hasdredths.
TIPEATUnz, in the shado in de erren Fahrenbelt.
3. Huron, in percentage of satura tion, the humidity & air caforated with moisture being 100,
DIRECTION Or Ware, to two points. L. FORDS OF WIND, acco ding to Behdford Beale
5. STATE OF Wzagutz, b blue sky, c detached cloud, d drizzling ran, t log,
gloomy, bhail, Flightning, o overcast passing showers, g "qual, y rain, 1 800W ♦ khazdër, y visibility w dew, wet.
7. RAIN ly inches tenths and hes. dredtt.
HONGKONG TIDES.
The tide table given bolow has been -compiled at the National Almanac Office la London from the result of the analysis: of observations taken by means of an antomatic bide-recording machine in the Water Folice Basin at Trim Eha Taul during the years: 1909-8,
Mr and Mrs R.
Bergeron
Miss de Retos
Mes C. 8. Langdia
Mr and Mrs
Lauritson
Mao. Leiria
Mr W. Liuben
H.Mr & Mrs W. Linton
Mr D. E. Lowry
Kafr G, Ludin
Dr. W. Mackenn
Det Marriott
· Me Di M. Higgar MF & Mrs Matthias
Mr & Mrs & Bisney Mrs Matt Bed MER. Boericke daughter
My M. F. Bland
Mr. B. Matellar
Mr. Breedveld andMr J. A. Megroti and į
3 children
child
Mr W. (. Browell Mr M Mealer
tre de Mis Burgess Capt. . Meyrick Mrs A. Chrissman Capt. . Monkmas Mr and Mr RIMUP. M. J. Natban
Colukon
Me and Ms. C.
Conant Me W. P. Conce Mr R. Crocker Mr N. Croneber Mr & Mrs Dalrymple,
family & purse Mr John Davis Capt. W. Davis MeRy Dent Mr and Mrs. E. Dodge and son Mrs. J. A. Donne Mr. P. Durkel Mr 11. J. Erdo
Mr EA. Nelson
Mr. Nishimoto
Mr E Monkman
Siz Carl Muller
Brand Mrs J. R Murphy and maid Mr & Mrs Norton
and child
Mre CS. Langdon Mr E. P. Pahintage Mr A. A. Pau W H.Mr S. S. Perry
Mr W. Philpotrs Mr E. H. Ray Mr F. A. Reix
Mr and Mrs J. A.
Edaon
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Mr and Mrs. E.
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Me J.
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Mr V.Steensly
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Mr J. Wallingford
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Mr N. O Galluzzi Kr 3. S. Gardiner
Mr. H. Garrett
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Mr G. Harper
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Mr R. Wail
R.Mr H. L Wilkinson
Mr and Mrs J. H.
Mr and Mrs Eerrick Williams
MA. Shelton Hooper Mr C. A. Williams Mr. H. Ecthorn Mr & Mrs G. York
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1st September.
Mr F. R. J. Adams Capt. Allen Capt. Archer Miss M. Eankes Mrs N, Beicovitz Mrs F. N. Bell Misi Anight Mr O. F. Besseling Mr W. A. Knight Mr O. P. Besseling Mr J. D. Lloyd Mr C. B. Bird Lieut-Col. Loring, Major Bird, D.S.O, DSO, Mrs Bird
Mrs Loring Mr and Mrs D. K. Mra Machle
Blair
Mre » G. Jamieson Mr R. W. Lee Jones Sir Ellis 'Kadocrie
Mr and Mrs R
Kewler
Mr and Mrs J.. Mr C. M. Blaker Martin Major F.. Bowen Mr D. McMurray Mr T. BreakspearMr & Mrs Melroes Mr. H. J. Brett Mr J. Findlay Miller Mrs. C. Bull Mr&Mrs W.J.Milne Rev. P. A. Bandle, Lt-Com-Ir. & Mrs
C.F
Mikashevsky
Mr W, A Butter-Capt. Monteith
Zeld
i
M: A. Button
Dr and 3fs Byers Mrs.Cheriton Mrs. Cheshire.
Mr J. A. Morrisey
Mr P. S. Newcombe
Mr Parsons
Lt. Col. & Mrs Thors-
by Pelbam
Mr & Mrs Clarke MrT. I. Perkins Mr A. B. K. Corb Mis Phillips Lt. Fol. E. G. Colca Mr & Misses Piko Mr R. C. Camrie Mr & Mrs J. Pilger Mrs Cormack Mr E A. Ram. Mr R. D. Cromartie Mr W. E. Roberts Capt. & Mrs Daries Mafar V. J. Scantle The sm of the table corresponds with. Mr L. J. Davies bury
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The purnel pot service to Cuba is: suspendedi.
It notified that all restrictions as.. to the use of wireless Telcemphy by Merchant Vessels on the Chin Station have been abolished..
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INWARD MAILS.
SATURDAY, September 5. Shanghai Per DUNERA.
Shanghai-Per TEAN,
SUNDAY. September 7 Shanghai-Par YINGCHOW,
OUTWARD MAIS.
SATURDAY, September 6.
Fors Rayard-Per SHUN SHING, 1 p.m. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Par BAI.
HONG p.m. Shanghai and North China - Per
SHANTUNG, 5 p.m. SUNDAY, September 7.
Shanghai and North Chins
SUNNING. 9.m.
Per
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-Per KAIJO MARU, Ja
CO. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius
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LIST OF PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED.
September 4.
Per 6.5. Venezuela, for Hongkong: From San Francisco, &c., R. Abriol, E. J.. Beattie, F. Braasted, J. Caconovas, T. L.
thap zero of the sounding in the Adminsity Capt. Davison Mr Flodley -Smith Camp, J. Dias, Mr. and Mrs. E. Chart, which has been found to be a teet Mr and Mrs John Mr & Mrs Spit Dodge, W. H. Dodge, C. C. Davenport,
bucks below mean sea-level-
Dunca
Fager Mrs. Evana, M.R.E. Mrs Y Fe Mr J. Fletcher
To obtain the depth of water on the Mr and Ms Mide gagge at the Victoris Naval Yard wdd 3 foot 4 inches, sad on the gauge Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet fotos to the height given in the table.
September 6 to 12, 1919.
LOW WATER
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Barometer... Temperatur
Humidity.... Direction of
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Di dare at On data
Mr A. D. Galloway Mrs Graves
(OPPOSITE CITY HALL).
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
The Ren Line as. Benrinnes from Mid- dlesbro' and London, left Singapore for this port on 3rd instant and may be expected to arrive here about 9th Sept.
The P. & 0.-B.L & AL. 6.6 Dinera left Shanghai for this Port on the 3rd inatent a.m. and is dus here on the 8th instant at about noon. The P. M. 8. & Co.'s .. West Kasson sailed from Bhanghai September 3, and will arrive at Eongkong on Saturday, September 6, The C.P.O.. Los PMS. Montsagle Arrived at Yokohama on August 25, left there August 27, and is due st Vancouver on September 10. The American & Manchurian Line 65. City of Mermer left New York on 11th July last and may be expected to arrive at Hoogkong about the. 18th September.
Mr & Mrs Stabbings M. T. d'Azeredo, B. des Caldas, Mr. and Mr Taylor Mr and Mrs. G. D. Mrs. A. Duan, K. V. Garvey, H.
Thomson
Grandeman, W. R. Gibornen, P. 8... Maj-Gen F. Ventris Heath, E. C. Heath, C. Hagens, O MrT. Z Wagers
Morean, J. McVean, L. Moorman, J. Major Wakeman
Mr and Mrs E. J. Moorman, E. Muller, J. Muller, C. Mr D. Hall
Warren
Muller, A. Muller, M. Muller, G. Major D. L Harding Mr & Mrs Willis. Lt-Comdr. and MrsMiss Willia
McDougal, N. Maleich, M. Myers, Mr. { Haslowood Mrs A. Wilson
and Mrs. A. E. Parmelco, G. Pate, Mr., The Mr and Miss Hol-Mr P. D. Wilson
worthy
Mr and Mrs (3. M. and Mm J. Shannon, M. E. Shannon, C. Shoppe, H. Shaw, L. C. Strong, G. IL Bbecks, R. Wilson, R. &. Wilson, F.. W.Į Wilson, P. Webb, and R. Wefford.
LL-Col.J.Humphrey Wolf
Mr. H. du F. Hutchi
602
CARLTON HOTEL
Mr A. Aaromor
Col. Aramstoff Mr J. A.
Asto
Mr L. Berrett.. Mre Blankman M: O. Blasfield Mr J. L. Bommel
¿Mr A. Bor
Capt. Brieicky Mr C. Buryos
Mr V. A. Kumor Mr. P. Kwab M. F. Lammert Liont. Leledni Capt. LipinasY · Mr. R. H. Mayo Mr Jaz Murray MrJ. Oostings Capt. Poprovenko Capt. Poprojanket
Rankin
Mr F. E. Cameron Mise
Parrior
at I p..
2 Ju
29.78
29.80
29.78
Mr W. G. Can
20
A1
.85
Col. Dazni
82
61
73
Mr M. Basi
Mr W Delik
K
AT
B
Lieut. Dekoff
2
4
Lieut Deinur
odate
..0
0.77
0.00
0.00
Conde Bankit My W. Richl Licut Rodinoff Liett Rosaniof My Vim. B
Air W. B. Hotelief
M.G J. Ceuk Mr A. O Hapders Mrs F. R. Binion MO Bandiers KTM D. F. Hidercon Cnt Strook My L. Hennesy Col. Saroshel
Capt. J. Thompon
Mr H. Jamicou..
9-11
MA. Jamicon
Mr R.Jamison
Mr E Vanghan Biz B 1. Volenza
Mr J. E. Kelly
Capt Rolesor
Blanan vonn 1) Temnovus, vs the 415-56 Mamount, 31m ar Tangentiam on, din
The time hall in vat of commândon.
T. P. Chaxxon, Director,
Lacaging. Oboneratory, Sept. 5, 1919
M. Van Kolb
Capt. Koroste
Per aa Chins, for Hongkong: from
San Francisco, &c. Mr. May Botte, Mr.
K. Brayshay, Major M.. W. Bulk, ` Miss
| ||
Admiral Line's a.s. City of Spokane
South Africa, India via Dhanush- todi, Egypt, Bombay and Aden -Per DUNERA, 9 Am. MONDAY, September 8. Foochow Per PROVIDENCE, 11 a.m.. Swato-Per CORNELIA, 11 Lm, Shanghai and North China- Per
TEAN, 3 p.m. TUESDAY, September §. Swatow and Bangkok-Per KAN-
CHOW, 10 a.m..
Foochow-Per Swatow, Amoy sud
HATTAN, 1 p.m. Philippine Islanda - Per
? p.m. Shanghai and North China - Fer
TINGCHOW.5 p.m. WEDNESDAY, September 10. Swatow and Straita-Par CHINHJA,
10. Japan via Moji, Honolulu, San Francisco and South America-Per ANTO MARU. Noon.
Swatow,
TAMING,
FRIDAY, September 11.
Amoy and Foochow-Por QUINNEBAUG, Noon. THURSDAY, Spetember 18. Shanghai, North China and Japan vin Kobe-Per KAGA MARU, 10 am,
Straits,
Japan
FRIDAY, September 19
Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, India via Dhanqneb- kodi Exypi and EUROPE 78. MARSEILLES-Per IYO MARU. Registration 943 2. Letters 10.30 a.m. SUNDAY, September 91.
via Nagasaki-Por NIKKO MARI, ILM. Philippine Islands, Australia and New WEDNESDAY, September 24.
Zealand vis Thursday land Per TANGO MARU. Be- gistration 8.45 a.m Letters 9.30 4.m.
THURSDAY, October 2
will Brtiva at Hongkong about September 18 from Seattle via Shanghai, North China and Japan via usual Japan ports sad Shanghai
The N.Y,K, as. Nikko Maru (Australian Line) left Eydney for this port on the 2nd September, and is expected, here on the 20th September,
The Admiral Line's sa. Olen will arrive at Hongkong about September 20 from Seattle via usuel Japan porta and Shanghai
M. A. Buxton Mr. E. Cobair, Mr. and The Mrs. F. C, Olayton, Mr. H. H. Cook, Mr. J. M. Cotis, Mx, O. P. do Cruz, Miss N. Carey, Mira C. Chenoarch, Miss E. D. Curtis, Miss A. Delarage, Mr. C. W. The Darch, Mr. Ezekiel, Mr. C. E. Edmunds, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Edmunds, Mfen R. M Elliott, Mr. R. O. D. Hiockey, Mr. T. M. Hohman, Mr. and Mrs. IB. Hants, Mr. B. R. Hawthorne, Mr. 8A, Khuri Miss H. E. Imbeck, Mr. S. P..
Kobe Per TOKOHAMA MARU,}.. 10a.m.
'ARRIVALS.
September 5.
YUET SHANG, Chi. 334 tons, from N.Y.£. s*. Yokohama Maru (Eur- Bustaw, Capr, Ross, Fo Lee & Co., Wharf SINKTANG. Brit., 1,818 tons, from opean Line) left London for this port via Suez Canal on the 23rd Cantor, Capt. G.W. Fody. B & B
KAMO MARI. Jep., 4.037 tops, from August, and is expected here on the Japan vis Shanghai, Capt. Nakamuro,
Admiral Line's a.. lat October.
Coanet will. R arrive at Hongkong about October, 3 from Portland via usual ports.
CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH RIMEDY.
Ladd, Mr. R. Laperal, Mr. P. L. Liebana, THIS remeds bus zo superior as a cure
Mr. U.-M. Martyr. Mr. and Mrs. G. O. M.
for culde croup and whooping
| Martyr, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mowling,"Miss COME"",
"It has been a favourite with mothers
B. Mowling, Mr. E. W. Mindelson, Mins of you g chiller for almost forty years.
L. C. Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs. G. H
Chamberlin Conul Remedy can
HATYANG, Brit... 1,362 tons, from Singapore, Capt. Passmore. D L. de Co., West Point Buny
HRGANG, Brit.. 1,318 ton, from Canton, Capt. Holmwood, "J.M. & Co., 043.
KOREA MAPU, Jap, 6,11 tons, from Manila, Capt. T. Ots, F.K.K, No. 8 Buoy.
CLEARANCES.
omber 5 KANIU, Brit. 9 m., for Hongay. MeNair, Mr. J. M. Mo Williams, "Mrs. L.. always be depended upon and is pleasant B.S Pereira, Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Richardson, to take.
DERWEN rit, B... for Saigon, It not only cures colds and grip, but Thai Thoan & Co Miss M. H. Richardson, Mi E. ftudy, Miss & Budy, Ms. A. Siva, Miss Merentas ir resulting in preum ni ELFENOR, Brit,sm, for banghai,
male, Mr W. B. Thompson, Miss I Chamberlain's Cough Remedy con- B&B.
LONOSANG, Prity 3 pime for Manila EMPRE÷S OF NUS -74, BAL, noon, fur Vancouver via hanghai, C. P.0.8. Ld.
Te & Mrs Vindeweg Thompson. Mr. R. Hodiguer, Mr. 7. 8.
'laina zo opium or other narcotic and
Lions, Vititoraff Foo, Br, C, 0. Wu, and Mr. and Mrs. | may be given as confidently to a child sa | J.M. & 10 Mr&Mrs Williamson J. M. Kwong
† to an adult. For salo By All Chemists
and Btoraksepera
My V. Yearvelo
B
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1019
ENTERTAINMENTS.
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Usual Prices. Booking at ROBINSON'S.
HONGKONG THEATRE.
Tol. 2311.
September 3, 4 & 5.
Tol. 2511.
Showing:-The Great Victory Picture of America and her Allies.
"UNDER FOUR FLAGS"
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7
PARTS,
Saturday 6th September,
See: Episodes 15 & 16 of
"THE MOON
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THE
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Booking at ANDERSON'S.
The .5. KAGA MARU, leaves Toko bams October 17 and is due here Oct. 31. The SEIYO MARC, dne here from Moji October 24 and leaver for South Amaries November
The 83. TOKUHAMA MARU, leaves Yakobama. October 31 and is due hare November 14,
The S. TAMBA MARU, Ioare Yoko- hama Nov. 14 and is due here ris Kobe,. Moji and Shanghai November 28.
The s.4. MISHIMA MAHU, leaves Yokohama November 23 and is due here vis Kobe, Moji and Shanghai December 12.
The a.. BADO MARU, leaves Yoko bams December 11 and is due hers via Japan porta and Shanghai December 28. The BS. AND MARU, leaves
January 9.
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SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE,
FROM BUBOFK.
The LA KHIVA, left London August 1 and is dus bere vis Colombo, Pesag and Singapore September 11, and Imras for Shanghai and Japan porté September 11
The ss. KAGA MARU, left London Aug. 8 and is dea to arrive here via duet Beptember 18
The as. PELEUS, due bere September 17 and sails for Shanghai and Japazı Beptember 18.
Thess. LYCAON, dus here Beptember:
for Bhanghai and Japan and la
Yokohama December 28 and is due here | Beptember LEMACHUS, due bere
FROM CALCUTTI.
The aa JAPAN, left Calcutta Sept. 1 and is due bere via Rangoon, Penang
and Bingapore Sept. 18.
-
FROM JAYA.
The as. HOKUTO MARU, das here from Java porta September 9 and leares for Japan porta September 12.
FROM MANILA,
The 8.8 CYCLOPS, leaves Manits. Sept. 1 and is dus here September 24.
FROM AUSTRALIE.
.i
The .. NIKKO MARU, left Mel- booms Ang, 33 and is due bere via usual ports September 19.
FROM AMBRIOL..
The .. FUSHIMA MARU, left Bottle Augusts and is due bere vis Japan, Shanghai and Macile Bapt. 8. The 8.8. NIPPON MARU, left Francisco Aug. it, and is due bere via Hoaciala, Japan porta, Shanghai and Man's Bapt. 18.
The 6.8. CITY OF FLORENUR left New York July 11 and is dus hore September 15.
The
5.&.
September 24 and sails for Shanghai and Japan September 15.
The sa MENTOR, due here September 28, and sails for Shanghai and Japan September 23,
Landon Aug. 25 sad le due hera vis Biez The sa. YOKOHAMA MARU, kit
Oct. 1.
The 36. RHESUS, dae bere October and mile for Japan October 7.
The &s. TEUCEB, due here October 16 and sails for Shanghai and Japa October 17.
FROM WILNGĦIL
The .8. DUNERA. left Shangħaż September and is das here September 6.- The .. ELPENOR; Loares Shanghai. September 11 and is duo bere Beptember 15.
FROM JAPAN.
The ARRATOON APCAR, left Kobe August 31 and is due bere vis Koji September 7.
The . ITOLA, leaves Kobe Eept. 20 and is daa bere via Moji Sopt 29,
Tha's NAGOYA, left Kobe Sept. 1 and is due bore via Hoji, Shanghai and Foochow Sept. 9.
The as. ORESTES, das here from Japan Porta and Bhanghai Septorgber 9 and salls for Europe September 10.
The
ANTILOCHUB,
Left/ Tokobama August 30 and is die bere September 16,
13.
The ITO MARU, loves Yokohama Sept. and is due bare Sept. 19.
The LAOMEDON, leaves Yoko- The .. TENYO MABU, left Sanbama September 13 and is dine bere Francisco Aug. 27, and is due here is Honolulu, Japan ports, Shanghai and Manila Bept. 20,
September 29,
The 58. ATSUTA MARU, lerEN Yokohama Bapt. 12 and in due hare
The EMPRESS OF ASIA, svestober..
The .. KHIVA, loaves Yokobama · Vancouver September 4 and is due here via lepas, ports, Shanghai and Manila October 1 and is due bere vis Kobe, September 26.
Moji, Shanghai and Foochow October 19. The 6.5. CITY OF SPOKANE, leftThe 8 BEIDZUUGA MEARE, TORTO Seattle August 15 and is dae bore via Tokohama October and is dus bere Japan ports and Shanghai September 18. Petober 17,
Brining and Published for Tum Conorem by GeoIGH WILLIAM Gaan Buizen, Editor, Bo, B., Wyndham Streek, Bengkomą.