10
WEATHER REPORT.
-
November 1d.. 12h. 29-No returns
from Vladivostock, Japan.br Indo-China-
PERSECUTING YOUNG- STERS.
Freasure has increased slightly at a CASES AT THE POLICE COURT.
stricts, except over the Visayas where
it is nearly stationary.
The anticyclone is still central over! the lower Yangtze Falley. It appears bebe moving, eastward...
A depression is shown to the east of Ahe Visayan.
Hongkong Bainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am to-day, 0.00 toh. Total since January 1st. 73.4 inches zagainst an average of 51 27 inches.
Forecast for the 14 boars ending at #oo on November 15th.
1.-Hongkong to Gap Rock. NE winda, freak; frio.
-Formor Channel. N.E. winds,
-„breng-
Both cost of China between Bengkong and Lamocks. The same as
Ka. 1.
cathcad of China between Hongkong and Hainas. The name
Ha 1.
ROYAL OBSERVATORY,
·HONGKONG, DEILY WEATHER REPORT.
NOVEMBER 74, 1910.- 254
atation.
Hog
#Tdivostock, 6.
Femuro... a.!
Hakodate
Tatio
Koebi
Nagasaki...
Kagoshima
Dabt.***;
Sho
Iahi jiron
Bonin Taland
Wind.
Temperature,
Humidity,
Direction,
Force.
Westber,
Weibatrai 6 30.16 52
Bankn
fehan ä
Klokisos. *
Changsha
Shangbai.. 30.15
Gatzlaf....
$0.50
Sharp Pk.... 737.19
Amoy....... 6.30.15 BE 67 4
Swatow.....
Taihoku....
Taichs......
Tainan.... Kostun..... Pescadores Canton.
20.00 37
30 04 39
30.04 70
20:06 68
30.14 35 62.
Hongkong Cap Rock...
20.09 63 53 x
3
30.08
30.07 64
Wachow
Pakbol
Hothor
Phulion
Joanne
C. St. James
Aparri
Dagupan
Maria......
Legaspi ...
Tacloban...
Bolio - Barigao
11
Gun 49039 Labs & the
9. b
Bongtong Observatory. Nov. 14, 1819.
T. F. CLAXTON, Director.
1. BAROMETER, reduced to 32 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea is Inches, tenths and hundredths.
1. TEMPERATUER, in the shade in de
srees Fahrenbeli,
1. Homony, in percentage of saturs. "tlon, the humidity of air exturated with
moisture being 100.
of
"
This morning at the Police Court, many spectators filled Mr. Lindsell's Curt. They were chiefly fathers and mothers of the poor. They saw their young children in the dock, heard them tried before the magistrate, and were obliged to pay the fine for them, or they heard the cries of their little ones when they felt the cane. The youngsters were charged with hawking vegetables without a licence. Could they afford
Oг licence? It is account a
real
poverty
that they are obliged to hawk. There are so many arrests, occasionally, and the youngsters are always fined. Each licence costs $3. There ought to be free licences for genuine cases, if licences
really necessary. A sad case was that of a young girl charged with the offence. She said that her parents were poor and she was obliged to go out to the street to hawk small baskets of vege tables. and the earnings that; she could make for the day are for the support of the home. Her father, a ricsha coolie was called
The Magistrate How many are there in your family?
are
The father-We have six-alto-: gether. What I earn is not suffi cient for home support. I
a
ricsha ccolic, and
not earning much in a day.
апт
ад
The Magistrate-You must not rely on your young daughter to sup port the home? I shall fire her $3.
Justice veils her face, and turns from man. Civilization is a mockery, God laughs, humanity all humbug. and we wish things were different.
OPIUM CASES.
Before Mr. R. O. Hutchison this morning, Sergeant Wills applied for an order for the confiscation of 1,550 taels of prepared opium valued at $20,150, which was seized recently on board the ss. Sui An," before her departure for Macao. His Worship granted the application.
A Chinese who recently arrived from Singapore was discovered in possession of 77 tacks of prepared
He opium.
was arrested and this morning he was charged before. Mr. Hutchison. Defendant said a friend entrusted him with a parcel and said he would meet him again to fetch it.
Sergeant Fallon said the defendant' was arrested when he was approaching the Hau Tak wharf. The opium was concealed inside: rattan chair. His Worship imposed a fire of $1,000.
A Chinese charged with the un- lawful possession of 50 tacks of opium dross was fined $500.
A Chinese beat-owner has been arrested by the Revenue Department for being in possession of 194 taels of prepared opium...
4 DIMOTION OF Ward, to two pointsLATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
5. FORCE OF WIND, according to
Beadford Scale.
6. STATH OF WHATEX, b blue sky, o detached cloud, d drizzling rain,, 1 fog, #gloomy, b hail, I lightning, o overcant Passing showers, q squal, y rain, y snow thunder visibility" w dow, waż 7. BATH fr foches tenths and bun- dredth
HONGKONG TIDES.
ARRIVALS.
The ss. "Pheumpenh" (Captain Hamilton) arrived yesterday from Halphong with 2,000 tons of rice, and 2 passengers.
The s.s. "Hanoi" (Capt Marvan) Lapicque & Co. arrived at 8.30 this morning from Haiphong, with 8 London from the result of the analysis passengers, 1,250 tons of general
The tide tabia ziran below bas been
Amplied at the National Almanac Office
of observations takm by mons of an cargo and mails.
automate tide-recording machine in the
A
Water Police Basin at Trim Sha Tsui The N. Y. K. 3.3. "Sado Maru"
furing the years 1905-9.
The serp of the table corresponds with
the sero of the sounding in the Admiralty
(Capt. T. Hon.) arrived this morning
from Antwerp with 31 Saloon passen
Chart, which has been found to be feet gers, 1,870 tons of general cargo and
#faches, beicw wean sea-level
210 bags of mails,
The B. and 5 s.s. "Eury.bates"
To obtain the depth of water on the “ildo gango at the Victoria Naval Yard add a foot 4 inches, and the gange at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet (Captain Simpson) arrived yesterday
inches to the height given in the table.
November 15 to 21, 1918.
SELVA EDIP
Maan
15
+
11
Mon. 17
*TON 11
Tad 1
22
Low WASE
HONGKONG REGISTER.
Barometer
Hamidity
Ota sa dale at
from New York with 3,500 tons of general cargo, 18 bags of mails and carried ons passenger.
H
The B. and S. s.s. "Luchow (Captain Morse) arrived yesterday from Haiphong with 1,200 tons of general cargo, 6 bags of mails and had 4 European passengers.
DEPARTURES:
The .s."Esang" (Capt. Polking born) leaves at 5 p.m. to-day for Shanghai.
The D. L. and Co. 5.a. Quinte baug" (Capt Medina) left, at noon to-day for Foochow with 1,200 tons of general cargo,, ...
The J. M. and Co. s.s. "Loongsang" 80.07 (Capt. Booker) left at 3 p.m. to day for Manila with 10. European pas sengers and 850, tons of general cargo.
20.01 30.09
Temperature
65
72
10
13
48
Direction of
YI
EXK
Wind
་
7
Weather va
b
b.
0,00
0.00
0.00
Highest uses sa Tampersanra on the 13th-71
„2-1. Otakvom. "Diemetri Hongkong Ubwnewstory, Nan. 14, 2818
MAILS DUE.
The following malls are due From Shanghai per sa. Sunning"
From Straits per a "Novara Nov. 19.
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WOVEN CANVAS HOSE, DECK "HOSE,
ETC.
ETC
ETC. ORIGINAL INVENTORS OF COTTON BELTING & MACHINERY FOR ITS MANUFACTURE.
AGENTS
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'Phone 1500. C1A, Chater Road.
EAT
WISEMAN'S BREAD
Good, pure, wholesome food is essential to
GOOD HEALTH
even if you have to pay a little more for it.
WISEMAN'S BREAD is made in a large, airy and well ventilated Bakery and under European Supervision.
Do not run any risk,
Get your bread from WISEMAN'S
D. M. GOODALL, MANAGER.
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AND CALENDIRS.J
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Tel. No. 1259.
CIGARS!
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BILK LAMP SHADES.
CIGARS!
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"YMAS LETTER MAIL.
The Latter Mall to be despatched por Rmpress of Japan on the 19th instant, is expected to reach London on or about December 3rd:
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The Money Order Bervice with the Pallipping Inlanda has been semporarily
· suspended..
The parcel port service to Cube is mrpended.
79 in notified that 'all restrictions as to the use wireless Telegraphy, br Marchant Yemels on the Chington bary boon abolished
The Bervices to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire are suspended.
No anoticial letter addressed to Abadan, Abwas or Mohammerah in the Persian Gulf may exoood eight ounces in weight..
The Insured letter and insured parcel services between Egypt "for in trazas through Egypt) and Cyprus azo tempor- arily suspended.
Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will to fatura be forwarded from. Hongkong, in bagr and the Public are therefore advised to pack such. parcels very carefully.
Until further notice parcals for civil addresses in the provinces of Unina,. Vicers, Trevine Padua, Venice and Bel- Inne in Italy will not be accepted for transmission unless posted under the British War Ofice Permit
The Parcal Post Services to British East Africa and Egypt (except for members of the Expeditionary Forces) and to Abyssinia, Bagdad, Frithre French Somali Coast, Italian Somaliland, Portuguese East Africa, Zanzibar and Bal" have been auspended.
Begistered and Parcel Mails are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unlew atherwise stated, and where mails are: advertised to close before 9 a.m. registered and parcel mails are closed at 6 p.m. on the previous day,
In the case of Malls losing before 8 min. Registration cores at 8 o'alook on the previous evening.
INWARD MAIZA.
SATURDAY, November 15.
U.E.A. Japan and Shanghai Per
CHINA.
SUNDAY, November 18,
Bombay-Fer WAE-WU.
MONDAY, November 17..
Shanghai-Per SUNNING.
WEDNESDAY, November 19.
Straits-Fe NOVARA.
OUTFÄRD KAILE.
SATURDAY, November 15. Macao--For SUI TAL 1.80 p.m. Shanghai and North Chins--- Per
YINGCHOW, 3p.. Macao-Fer CHUEN CHOW, 430 pmL Bwatow-Par HAICHING, 6p.m. Java and Port Mormby via Soersbaya--- Fer SHOFCEU MARU, I p.m. SUNDAY, November. 16. Macao-Per BUT AN, 8.30 -1.
Esiphong-Fer HANOI BA Hothow and Bangkok-Per HUPER
Bwatow, Amoy and Formoes via Keelung
-Per KALIO MARU, 9am. MONDAY, November 17. Macao-Per SUI AN, 8.30 a.m Straita, Bangkok and Calcutta-Fer
GREGORY APCAR, Noon:~: Macao Per OHUEN CHOW, 4.30.p.20. TUESDAY,November 18. Swatow and Bangkok-Per LUCHOW,
8...
Macao-Per SUI TAL, 8.50 1.mL Shanghai and North China- Per
· SHANTUNG, 11 am.. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow—Per HAI-|
HONG, Noon.
Philippine Islands For TAMING,
* p.. Straits, Bangkok and Calcutta-Fer
FOOLBANO, p.m. Macao-Per UHUEN CHOW, 30 p.m. Shanghai and North China-Per
HANGSANG, 5 pm. WEDNESDAY, November 13. Macao-Per 8UT AN. 8.30 am. Philippine Islands, Australia and New
Zealand vis Thursday Island- Per AKI MARU. Registration 8,45 x.m. Letters 8.30 am;
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.Shanghai North Chios, Japan Tia
The C. M. 8.8. Coʻr. s.a. China will anchor outside Lyemus Faas about 8.30 p.m. to right and will proceed to buoy to-morrow at daylight.
arrived at Kobe on Nov. 13, 8.30am, CP.OS. Co's RMS. Empress of Ana left there Nov. 13, 2 pm,
and
is due at Nagasari on Nov. 14, 10 am. F. & O.BLAAL S. Novars left Bingapore for this Fort on the 17th at 8 and is due bere on instant at the 19th instant at about noon.
'ARRIVED.
November 19, Per Kashima Maru-MIS. L.F."
Bruce, Mrs. B. B Barnes, Mr. D. Cross, Miss A, Olegg, Mr. and Mrs. The Colett Mr. and Mrs. Dawnie, Mr. and Mrs. Dablley, Mr. and Mr. Danison, Miss M. Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Giblens, The Mrs. K. M. Mcdougall, Mr. M. Masa, Miss M. Ogg, Mr. D. Sutherland, Mr. and Mrs. Wilton, Mr. W. Woodstock, Miss B. Coleman, Mrs. H. Woods, Misa A, Woods, Mim D. Wood, Mrs. J. Lontet, Mr. and Mrs. A. Dandoy, Mr. 8. P. Kisabing, Mr. Borodaevaky, Mr. and Bies. G. H. Cook, Mrs. Rivad, Mr. A. Pinto, Mr. and Mrs. Myblerty, Mr. Silva, Mr. A. Ratz, Mr. C. Ever, Mr. A. M. Menkel, Mr. T. Casselle, Mine D. A. Earle, Mr. P. W. Brun, Mr. W. F. Denby, Mr. T. E. Burton, Mr. T. R. Fraiz, Mise J. M. Frais, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Roome, Mr. and Mrs. Bracken, Mr. B. M. Jeromym, Mr. D. P. Orlotio, Mr. C. L. Rogers, and Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Bare.
DEPARTED.
November 14.
Per 1. Yokohama Maru:--Mr. and Mra. O. V. Lanning, Mrs. Zandel and 9 children, Mia G.-F. Taylor, Bra Abonchedid, Bliss E A. Bociter, Mrs. Gunardy Mar 4. C. Townsend, Mies K. E.Ainsile, Miss M. A. Griffith, Mr Shaw, Mr. A. M. Anschan, Mr. C. Boon, Mr. H. E. Renault, Mr. Jay, Lieut. 8. Kovar, Mr. 4. M. Serkimiso, Mr. W. Gition, Mr. H. H. Exiley, Mr. T. Tower, Mr. F. Cards, Mr. J. B.. Forbiter, Mr. 4.Bergerieff, Mr. and Mrs. T. Latiforis, Kir. Jacobson, Mr. H. de Houelle, Hr. M. Himon, and Mr. 8-Rose.
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Nagasaki, Canada Caited States Central and South America and EUROPE via B.Q- Per VANCOUVER,
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 INF
ENTERTAINMENTS.
CORONET
THE
Tu No. 1748.
TO-NIGHT I
TO-NIGHT! T
at 515, 7.15 & 9.15 p.m.
TAL, No. 1743
TO-NIGHT!!!
BUSHMAN & BAYNE
看着
*İn
*
RED, WHITE & BLUE BLOOD.”
Usual Prices. Booking at ROBINSON'S.
THE
HONGKONG
Tel. 3511.
TO-NIGHT!
THEATRE, ...
at 5.15 and 9.16 p.m.
Tel. 2511
TO-NIGHT | |
the attractive and favourite star.
MARGUERITE SNOW
in
"THE FADED FLOWER"
Usual Prices.
Booking at the Theatre..
THI
VICTORIA THEATRE.
TO-NIGHT
RUTH ROLAND
TO-NIGHT!!
Ju Further Thrilling Exploits
"THE
NI
TIGER'S
TIGER'S TRAIL"
Episodes 3 & 4
HAROLD
IN
LLOYD
"YOUNG Mr. JAZZ.”
Bocking st ANDERSON'S.
THEATRE
ROYAL
MR. T. DANIEL FRAWLEY“.
PRÉSENTS THE
FRAWLEY COMPANY
In Repertoire of the Latest Loodon and New York Successes.
TO-NIGHT!
9.15
TO-NIGHT!
"LOMBARDI, LTD."
SATURDAY ·
Nov. 13
"PARLOR, BEDROOM AND BATH,' "SCANDAL"
MONDAY Nov. 17 TUESDAY Nov. 18 WEDNESDAY NOT. 19 Prices as usual.
ARRIVALS.
"THE FORTUNG HUNTER," "THREE FACES KAST”.
Booking at MOUTRIE'S,
November 13. KAIJO MARU, Jap, 1,120 tons, from EMPRESS OF JAPAN. Re-Swatow, Capt. Kimia, U.S.K., Wharf gistration 8.45 4.1, Lorters
LUCHOW, Brit, 1291 tons, from Swatow, Capt. Morse, B. & S., C30.
HAITAN, Brit, 1,183 tons, from Bwatow, Capt A ktowart, D.L & Co. Al
10.30 am. Macao-FE CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.
THURSDAY, November 20.
cao-Per BUI TAL 8.30 m Shanghai, North China and Japen vis
Moji-Per NOVARA, 11 m. Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 pm.
FRIDAY, November 91. Macao-let 8UI AN. 3. s.. Macao-Fer OHUEN CHOW, 480 p..
RATURDAY, November 23.
The P. M. S*8. Cos B. Doylestown arrived at Singapore on the 12th instant, and is expected to sail from thenes for this port on the 18th. The P. M.8.8. Co's 8.3. West Seruana Japan via Nagaonkar TANGO
miled from Bhanghal on Saturday morning, the 8th instant, and the Colombia from Shanghai criSaturday. afternoon, the 8th instant.
·•Latest Advices.
GABO, Brit., 1,346 tons, from Sydney NB.W., Capt. Fine, C. & A. sa. Line, B7.
BRIBERY BY
CONTRACTORS.
were
Before Mr. R. E. Lindsell this afternoon two contractors charged with. offering a bribe to Inspector Martin Earner on October 26.
Mr. Leo. Longinotio prosecuted for the Crown, and the defendants ware represented by Mr. E. B. Potter,
It appeared that the defendantswere KWAISANG, Brit, 1.436 tons. from holders of dynamite explosives, and Calcutta, Penang and Bingapore, Caps it was believed that they had over the L. McConnal Hussey, J.M. & Co., Kow-quantity allowed. As a consequence of the visit by Inspector Earner to loon Wharf, NG L
"YOKOHAMA MARU, Jap.. 2788.04 their quarries at Lyemun, the defen MARU, 9 am. Philippine Islands, Shanghai, North tone, from Fhanghai, Capt. Okamoto, dauts, on October 23, went to No, 8 Police Station for the purpose of-in- China, Japan is Nagasaki N.Y.K., Stream No, a Canada, United States, Central PHEUMPENH, Brit, 1,065 tons, fromterviewing the inspector, but he was and South America and EUROPE Eaiphong, Capt. Hamilton, Wo Fat not in, and only Mrs. Barbara Earner
VICTORIA, B.C. Fer Bing. Be. KASHIMA MARU. Registra tion 8.45 am. Letters 2.20am.
The N.TK .. Buah wu (Bombay Line)
left Bombay for this part on the Fandaics-Par HINBANG, 11 s.m. 28th October and is expected here Micso Per bUNTAJ, 1,30 p.m. on the 16th November. The UFO-8. Co's RMB Empras of, Rusna arrived at Yakobama, lat thers Doon, Nov. 8, and is due at Vancouver on Nov. 17.. The N.Y.R... Zango Maru (Australian
Line) loft Bydney for this port on the 31st October, and is expected. here on the 91st Novembar, TheP.0.8. Con 8.8. Methren
arted at Tokobama on Nov. 10, lah 12ern, Nov. 11, was doe at Kobe on her. 13, and is due at Hong-
NOT. 24. - kong The N.Y.; 2.1. Ašteno karu (European Line) left Landon for this port via Book Canal on tän 18th October, and
is expected bere on the 36th Nov
Macao-Per OHUES CHOW, 4.30 p.m. SUNDAY, November 23, Macao-Fr 8UI AN, 8.30
TUESDAY, November 25. Bhanghal, North China and Japan vis
Kobe Per KITANO MARU,
WEDNESDAY, Koyember 28, Japan via Kobe-PerØBAKBAKG, 4 p.m FRIDAY, Novem er 18. Strife, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauriting,
+
CLEARANCES.
-November-18.
SIN KIẲNG, Brit, noon, for Shanghai,
ORBAN, Bris, 8.30 am for Singa poreza Batow, B. & 8.
TEUCER, Brit, 6,
Shanghai,
was at home. The defendants engaged in conversation with, her, and when they were about to leave, they handed to her a parcel contain- ing a box of cigare, 2 bottles of whisky and $40 in notes. The case was continuing as we went to press
EARLY COLDÀ.
(of the on'da yon take at Bisime of the year. They are particularly dangerous A neglected. LYCAON, Brit, 6 am, for Liverpool | cold may masa swinter lng sold. Take
B&B
vs Singapore, B. &B.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy 'at once." TAI BHUM, Chi, 4 pm for hang" For sale by all Chemists and Store--
Bouth Africa, India via Dhanusthat CM, 8. N. Ca kodi, Fazit and EUROPR is MARSEILLES Par TAMBA MARU Registration 9.15.06. Letters 10.30a.m.
keepers.
Prinzed, and Publisbod for Tax CONCERNED by GRIND WILGAN
CADA BORETTY, Editor, No. 8, Wyndham Street, Hom