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Engineering
HEAD OFT-BHANGHAL ASHANTOW, TIENTSIN, Paxurg, Chungking,
*CHINXIANG, HONGKONG AND CANTUNG AGEOIS-LOsbon and NEW YORL
WEATHER REPORT.
April
193. 10-No returni
from Japan and Wladivostock.
CRICKET.
BENEDICKS V. BACHELORS.
The married members of the Pressure has increased moderately stB.K.CC. folded a side against-the- Walhalwei, and slightly at other stations the single members yesterday in a on the Chion const; it has dourossed whole day match and won com alightly over the Philippines. The afortably. Score en. Hayalona remains staionary sad has gained
farther intensity.
Fresh monsoon will continue along the Chinn coast, and over the N. Obina Sea...
Hongkong Rainfall for the bours anding at 10 am. to-day, 1.99 inch,
·Total dinos. Jazzary 1st, 6.35 9inches, .” against an average of 6,98. inches.
MARRIED. 1st Innings.
Major Edwards. c Clauson, b
Middiemas....it
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Bird.... Captain Davies, b Middlemss.............. 47 Captain Oliver, b Middlemas....... 24 E. W. Day, b Middlemas... 18
A. 5. Raworth, b Middlemas ............... F. A. Redmond, b Middlemas......
8
6
Forecast for the 14 hours ending at Captalu Gray, b Middlemas. 28. noon on the 7th.
Col. Humpbry, e Sutherland, b
Bird.
1.-Hongkong to Gap NE. winds, strong; cloudy, cerasional rain..
-Formons Channel. Northerly gales moderating.
L-South, coast of China between Hongkong and Lamooks The same as No. 1.
--South coast of China. between. Hongkong and Hairan. The same as Da..1..
ROYLE OBAMAYATORY, MONSKONG, DAILY WHATHER
REPORT.
H. H. Tayler, not out ........................akeket, F. Sutton, b Middlemas.
Extras
Bird
Total
Bowling Analysis.
Middlemas....18:1
Sawyer 20 Hammond
0. M.
-13 0
59:
11
..... 4
0 15
BACHELORS.|
1st Innings.
C: Blaker, b Davies
6
A. E. Wood, Taylor; b Edwards 26 Major Middlemas, e Mitchell, b
Edwards...... Pay-Lieut. Robinson, c Sutton."
b Edwards......
16
11
Arnhold
Station.
APRIL 6, 1920.-20.
Hour.
'divostock 6
Neuro
D 5,')
17
Eskodate ..
Tokio
Kochi
Nagasaki.
Kagoshima.
Tahiljima
Bonf Taland!
Walhalwel§ 2,
Hankow ..
lohsag
Tukiang!...
Chargsha..
Shanghai ...
Wind.
Barometer
at Sea Level,
Temperaturo.
Humidity,
Direction:
Force.
Worthor.
30.39 41
b
Gutzlaff.... 90.25 48
Sharp Pk... 7a 30.12
Amoy
Swatʊw
Triboku.... Tricha
Koshan
Pescadores. Canton... Hongkong Cap Rock..
6. 30.07 55
Wochow... 85.
Pakhoi-... Haibow
ไว
Fhallen.7.
30.01 15
30.07
199.84
29.88
29.9
cr
20.81
0. Et. James 189.84 77 Aparri 68.29.86 15
Dagupan..
Legaspi
H. A. Sawyer, c Gray, b Edwards 0 Capt. Murray, c Sutton, b Edwards 19 A. R. Sutherland, Sutton, b Davies 10 Lieut. Hammond, b Davies Lieut. Clauson, c and b Davies... R. E. Q. Bird, not out...
P. G. de Paravicini, b. Davies..
1
95
Extras........
Total......
Bowling Analysis.
0.
M.
W.
Davies
11.4
1
55
6
I 12
O
1 24
4
Day 3 Edwards..... 8
BACHELORS.
2nd Innings.
C. Blaker, b Edwards
4893
A. E. Wood, c Sutton, b Davies... Major Middlemas, e Davies b
Edwarda........
GREEN ISLAND CEMENT CO., LD.
PORTLAND CEMENT.
In Cuals of 373 lbs. net,
In Baga, of 250
The both
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
-SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE,
FROM EUROPE..
The as. STENTOR, dus here Apr. 7 from Europe and axils for Japan Apr. 8. The sa RHESUS, due bere 4prii from Europe and mails for Bhanghai and Japer, April 10.
The 5. BURYADES, dus here Apr. 17 from Europe and sails for Japan vis Tsingtau Apr. 18.
•
The 8.8. TEUCER, den bere. Apr.. from Europe, and sail for Yokohams vis Tsingtao, Nagasaki, Moji and Kobe, Apr.
The s.s. LAERTES, due bore Apr. 11 from Europe and sails for Shanghai Apt.
928.
15
Pay.-Lieut. Robinson, b Davies... Capt. Murray, c Day, b Edward... 11 A. R. Sutherland, c Raworth, b
Edwards
R. E. O. Bird, b Edwards.
Lieut. Clauson, b Davies.......
H. A. Sawyer, not out
Lieut. Hammond, b Edwards.......
od P. G. de Paravicini, c Redmond,
b Edwards..
Extras
Davies
Total
Bowling Analysis.
...........10 Edwards........10.5 5
2nd Innings.
3
7
GENERAL MANAGERS.
LANDSLIDE NEAR CATHEDRAL
TWO KILLED: THREE HURT.
The heavy rain last night had the disastrous effect of causing a fatal länd slide on the hill side off St. John's Cathedral abis afternoon. It appears that whilst some workmen were en- gaged in curting the hill in connection with the erection of a Sunday School Hall at about 1.30 p.m. a large rock became loosened and rolled down the hill crushing two mès who were killed Some earth came down and this buried three other men.
The .. TYDEUS, das here May from Europe and sails for Japan vis instantaneously. Shanghai May ..
14
J
FROM AMERICA.
The alarm was given by other work men but they were themselves too Mr. do anything. frightened ro The .. COLOMBIA, left San Fran. Grimes of the P.V.D. was promptly. cisco Mar. 6, and is dus here vis Hono-an the scene and telephoned to the lula, Japan, Shanghai and Manila Apr. Central Station, The C.S.P. and a body of Police turned up at about 2.30 when the rescue work was started. The rock was removed and the two men were found dead and maken to the mortuary. Three other men were then dug out from the fallen cartiz and were still alive, though severely in- fured. They were removed to the Government Civil Hospital.
The sa IXION, left Seattle Mar. 11 and is due hers via Tsingtao, Japan and Manila, April 10.
The 5.1. PROTESILAUS, leaves Beattie 82 April and is dus bare via Japan and
Manila, May 9:
O.. M'. R.
0
40
3
+
39
7
Manila.......
(29.88)
11
29.65.
MARRIED.
Tacloban...
29.84
$9.81)
H. H. Tayler, not out
29.83
F. Sutton, aot out.............
Extras
Iloilo
Burig
+
Labuan.......... Ba
-T. F. CLAXTON, Director..
Hongkong Observatory, April 8, 1820.
1. BAROMETER, reduced to 37 degress
Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in
nebes, tenths and hundredths.
Total for no wickets)....
Bowling Analysis.
6
O MR. W. "6.0
0
LR.C. WILTSHIRES.
The game between the I.R.C. and
1. TEMPERATURE, in the shade in de the Wiltshires yesterday ended in a
eroes Fabrechelt,
1. Emay, in percentage of matura des, the humidity of air saturated with molstare being 100.
4 DIRECTION OF Wp, bo two points.
6. FOR OF WI, secording to
Beadford Scale
6. STATE OF WATER, b blue sky, o jetached cloud, d drizzling rain, f fog, gloomy, b hall, I lightning, o overcast passing showers, c equal, z rain, snow thander visibility w dew, wel
draw. Scores→→→
WILTSHIRES.
R. M. Beaven, c A. A. Rumjahn,
b A. H. Rumjahn .................................... Pte. Harris, b.Samy....
49 15
The La. VENEZUELA, leaves San Francisco Apt. 8, and is dus bere via Honoluin, Japan, Shanghai and Manila, MAJ 19.
p
FROM AUSTRILII.
TUESDAY, April 6. Japan-Par SHINZUT MARU,
WEDNESDAY, April 7. Strait--for TUYOOKA MARU. Shanghai-Per YINGCHOW.
THURSDAY, April 8. Straits-Per MISHIMA MARU.
...... SUNDAY, April 11.
Straits and Calcutta-Fer FEBOSET
V KARU.
́ ́ WEDNESDAY, April 14, Straits-Fer SĄDO MARU.
FRIDAY, April 18.
Anstralia and Maril-PerAFT MARU.
"OUTWARD, MAILA
TUESDAY, April 6 Tientsin-Por CHEONGSBING, 5 p.m. Holorw and Hiphong—Per TAISING
5p.m.
Tourang-Per KWAI WAH, 5 μm,
Shanghai,North China, and Japan via Kobe-Per TATHUKO MARU, Formoes via Keelung-Par CHIRAYA.
MARU, 6 p.m. Holbow Per YANGTZEKIANG,
8 puro.. Haiphong-Par GEORGE, 5pm. *Haiphong-Par JADE, 8 pm - *Shanghai, North China and Japan
Tis Robe-Per NORE, 5pm WEDNESDAY, April 7. *Shanghai. and North Chins — Per
RELESUJ, 9 a.m.. Japan via Kabe, Straits, Bangkok,
Ceylon, Mauritius, L. Marquis, South Africs, I India via Dhanush- kodi Bombay-Per BRINZUI. MARUTI 1.1.
Philippine Talands, Australia, and New
Straits,
Zealand via SIDSET - Per KOSOKU MARU. Registration B.45 a.m. Letters 10.30 a.m. Bangkok, Cloutts, and Aden- For KUMBANG, Sp.m.
THURSDAY, April 8. Saign-Fer PREUMPENH, 4p.m. Swatow, Amoy and Formons via Takso
Per SOSHU MARU, 9am. Saigon, Bangkok" and "Straits Fer UNNAN MARU, § 8.0.
United
United
TUESDAY, APRIL 6, 1920
ENTERTAINMENTS.
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TIL.
CORONET No.
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BRITISH GAZETTE:
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THE
FINAL EPISODES. OF
CIRCUS KINGTM
HONGKONG THEATRE
1749
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Commencing TOʻMORKOW (Wednesday)` April 7th
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MECHANICS SUBMIT
DEMANDS.
MEETING AT S.C.A. OFFICE
TO-DAY.
MANCHESTER WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.
· Messrs. James F. Hatha & Cap Ltd., Manchester, report on February 25 as follows-
New
At the Chinese Engineers' Institute by a very much reduced activity in The past week has been marked to-day, it is reported that a meeting the raw material markets. "Shanghai, North China, Japan is of Employers and of a Committee York has been very quiet with a
Nagasaki Canada, Etates Central and South representing the Guild, will be held distinctly weaker tone, and with an Americs and EUROPE under the auspices of the Secretary liquidation took place. There has easier sterling exchange considerabla VICTORIA, B.C.—Per ARABIA MARU 10 m
for Chinese Affairs, at his offices, at been a considerable falling off in *Bhanghal and North China Per
about 3.30 p.m.
| Liverpool buying and a very natural Fer SUNNING, 10a.m. Shanghai, North China, Japan via The Guild will formally present reaction has taken place in prices, after the continuous heavy advances Nagasakci Canada,
date its demand for an all-round increase of the previous days, all positions States, Central Americs and EUROFE via of 40 per cent, and they claim, they receding steadily. At the same VANCOUVER, B.O.-For EM-
time it is to be noted that the de- The Committee representing the mand for actual catton remains workers consists of 10 members, 4good. Egyptian cotton prices have.
fallen considerably,
could the expected after being from Taikoo, 4from the Hong only kong and Whampoa Company, 1 recent heavy trade and speculative representing all the Chinese-owned covering, which has been followed shipbuilding and repair yards, and 1 by comparative lull in this section. from the Royal Naval Dockyard.
PRESS OF ASIA. Registration will take no less." 9.45 am. Letters 10.50 ..
FRIDAY, April 0.
Swatow, Amoy and Formoen vis Kee- lung Per 80880 MARU, Cheloo and Tientsin-Per KUMOROW,
9am
11 m.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Fer HAI-
CHING, Noon.
Kp.m.
The s.4. ST. ALBANS, left Melbourne LATEST SHIPPING NEWS. Philippine lisada Fer TuENSANG, Mar. 8 and is due hers via Sydney, Eris- bane, Townsville, Cairns, Thursday 18- land, Sandakan and Mandia, Apr. 9.
FROM 'CALOUTTA.
The 1. GREGORY APOAR left Calcutta Mar. 10 and is due here via Rangoon, Perang and Singapore Maras
FROM MANILA.
The LL. IXION, leaves Manila Apr. 18 and is due bere Apr. 90.
TE &8. PROTESILAUS, leves Manils May 7 and is due bore May-9.
The
GALMALİ
FRSH TAPAK.
KNIGHT COMPANION, leaves Yokohama Mar. 29 and is dus here vis Kobe Apr. 6, sailing for Liverpool
謎? Singapore Apr. 7.
17
vis
ARRIVALS.
The as. Rhesus, Capt. E. Taylor, 4,289 tons, arrived yesterday at 12.30 P.m, from Singapore with 1,253 tons of cargo,
The s.s. Chefoo, Capt.. O. B. Wilks, 684 tons, arrived yesterday at 7 am. from Singapore with 600 tons of sandal wood.
The 9. Telemachus, Capt. E Bentley, 1,340 tons, arrived yesterday at 8.30 am. from Saigon with 2,000 tons of general cargo.
Sgt. Holdman, 1.b.w., b Samy..... 3 Capt. Hooper, c Bux, b Samy... 14 L.Cpl. Beasant, c and b Dusra... 8
The ss. Tosa Mari, Capt. Yoabi- Capt. Beaver, c A. A. Rumjaho, b
matsu, 3,403.57 tons, arrived yester S. E. Ismail.........
day at 7.25 a.m. from Kobe with 218 Major Timmis, b Samy
.......... 16
The d.. TITAN, leaves Tokohama tons of sulphur and cotton goods. AFT L.-Cpl. Buttres, c A. FL Rum-
£ sad is due bere April 12, siling jahn, b Bur...
11 for
for Liverpool in Bingapore ART, lovos The s.a. Prosper, Capt. E. Olsen,
via Apr. 15. Kobe Apr. 10 and is due here Maji 1,376.90 tons, arrived yesterday at Apr. 18.
725 a. from Saigon with 1 bag of mail and 2,127 tons of rice and
7. BA in inches tenths and bio-Capt. Bleckley, std. Dusra, b Samy
fredth.
HONGKONG TIDES.
The tide-table tren below has been
compiled at the National Ahmanso Office
L.-Cpl. Purton, not out .......................... Pte. Reeves, run out
21
21
Extras Kantakyat yan
36
Total
211
Bowling Analysis.
Q. M.
R.
W.
to London from the result of the scalysis A. A. Dusra 11 2 32
af observations taken by means of an A. A-Rumjahn 7 automatio tide-recording machine in the D. K. Samy... 19 Water Follon Resin at Trim Sha Tsui A. H. Rumjahn 8 furing the you 1809-8.00
S. H. Ismail..... 4.
The zero of the table corresponds with the zero of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be 4 feet
·Inches below mean nem-lovel
To obtain the denth of water on the ilde gange så the Victoria Naval Yard Widfoot 4 inches, and on the 85 St Lament Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 foot inches to the height given in the table
April 7 to 13, 1830.
· HIQN' WATER
LOW WATER.
Hongkong
Height
The 1% LYCAON, leaves Tokobams Mar, 17 and is due bere via Kobe and Shanghai Apr. 12, sailing for London via Singapore April 18.
The La. AJAX, leaves Yokohama Mer. 27 and is due here via Kobe and Shaug- hal Apr. 18.
The 1.8. ST. ALBANS, leaved Koba Apr. 20 and is duo bere vis Moji Apr. 26,
The as. HENT E, leave Yokohama
Apr. 10 and is due bere vis Kobe and
5 Bhanghai Apr. 25.
0 26
2
46
2
0
. 16
12
1
N. M. Eux... 5 I
LR.C.
A. H. Rumfahn, c Holdman, b
Harris ...
The as. NUBE, leaves Yokohama Apr. 114 and is dus bere vis Kabe, Maji and
Shanghai Apr. 20,
The .. MANTOR, leaves Yokohama Apr. 1 and is dus hero via Kobe and a Bhanghai Apr, 28, sailing for London
...**** 49] via Fingapore Api27.
S. H Ismail, b Reeves.” 28 The -PELEUS leaves Tokobaca
D. K. Samy, b Reeves AT LOREAK IRA
A. A. Duxa, e Purton, b Reeves...
N. M. Bux, b Reeves CAUSEDÁT R. Nazarin, b Reeves
S. D. Ismail, not out........
D. Rumjaho, not out wi
Extras avai
Purton
Harria
|
general cargo.
DEPARTURES.
The aa Hsintah, Capt. Glen, ualled
for Shanghai, at 4 p.m. to-day with
2400 tons of general cargo.
The as Polshamon, Capt. Lane, salled for Singapore at 9 pm: to-day with 2,800 tons of cargo board.
The sa Shantung, Captain Monk
13 Apr. 18 and is de here via Shanghal. Apr. man, sailed for Shanghai via Amoy,
4 auiling for Liverpool via bingspore at 4 p.m. to-day with 1,200 tons of
Apr. 26.
The a. STENTOR, Icaves Yokohama general cargo. Apr 4 and is dan nars vis Kobe and O Shaghai May 9.
0
The ss. Melville Dollar, Captain The LEEMUS, laros Yokohama Wright, said for Vancouver Vis Apt. 24 and in fine here vis Koba and Manila, at 5 am. to-day with 1,000 Bhanghai May 0
The RHESUS, loves Yokohama
Total (for 6 wickets) ...105 Apr. 24 and is dus Lara ria Kobe and
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
·7 · 1 ·
31
0
9° 0
Reeves in 91
Capt. Beaver 50
by enghai May 10, malling for London
cargo.
The s. Daker Mara, Capt. Fur hashi, ssiled for Hamburg via Soura- The .. TELEMACHUS, leaves Yoko baya, at 4 pm. to-day with 1,200 hame May 8 and is dus bern vis Kobo tons of general cargo. and Shanghai May 25.
PROW SHANGHAL.
The total output of the Kallan The L, JARON, leaves Brane hat Apr. Mining "Administration's mines for 6,17 dua bere Apr, 8 and sails for Acw the week ending 20th March amount Two new Launches are being built, York via Bingwuste and Cars, Apr. 1),
for the VALLA-WALLA The KEESUS, lear banghaered to 81.381 bons and the sales dur Apr. 15 and is due bere Apr. 16. et ing the period to 76,119 tonska
Phone No. 3518.
BATURDAY, April 10.
Shanghai, and North China-Per YING-
CHOW, 2 p.m.
SINGAPORE LABOUR. TROUBLES. Strike and rumours of strikes are
be
39
In the yarn and cloth markets buai- ness has also been very much quieter. There is still a considerable miscel laneous enquiry but the difficulties, of obraining goods, the distant delivery required, and the generally almost prohibitive rates demanded, have all greatly restricted the turn- Amoy and Foochow-Fer The recent differences between the
over which has been compara- MORIALTA, Foon.
local sartorial artists and their em-tively small. Producers, are more Phippine Island-Fer TAMING, 3 pmployers is practically ever now, the than ever disinclined to quote
TUESDAY, April 13.
*Swatow and "Bangkok-Por CERNG the order of the day at present Smitow,
TU, 9 A.0.
ARRIVALS,
April 4
The TELEMACHU, B., 13:0 tons from Salgen, Capt. Bentley, Wo Fat Bing U14.
The KUZICHOW, Brit 1,220 tous, from Shanghai, Capt. McCulloch, B&B, 018..
Thess. TATET NO MAEU, Jap. 4389 tons from Singapore, Capt. Shirai, N.T., Whart.
latter in most cases having agreed to until some part of the heavy engage- arise of 25 per cent on the wages ments are cleared off. In fancy From enquiries at several shops styles especially this is the case; both in North Bridge Road makers of these appear to have and High Street it. would appear found an even readies sale than for that the strike was not an the more ordinary styles, and added organised one and in many of the to this there is now a great scarcity shops work was never at a standstill of various fancy yarns so that many acogether. As far as the piece cloths are already quite unobtain workers are concerned, there was not able. There is still no indication of much difficulty in winning them over any ease in either yarn or cloth the real trouble lay with the monthly prices and it is extremely difficult to wage earners, who are still keeping see how there can be until the out in some shops We are assured supply of goods approximates demand. that a meeting of master tallers had more nearly to the been called at the instance of a leading With the reduced output in Lanca The 6. SHINZUI MARU, Jap.. 1,847 | tailor in High Street although its at shire and the Continental maijs tons from of Capt. Yamamoto, tendance might not have been of a still far from, having cut toto their N.Y.K, Whart
representative character, according stride, it would not appear that the complaints from some quarters Of world shortage of cotton goods can course it is to be regretted that really, be met for a very considerable time concerted measures were not taken ahead. Even with the output on the and sympathy is with those who are pre-war scale of the whole European hard touebed thereby. We underst- | cotton" industry, it would staké no and that in several shop in North Httle time to replace the wastage and ** Bridge Road the stalls have been cut decreased production of the war down, the management keeping the period, but with the present limited best workmen and disrobeing the rest output the possibility of any ease in In some cases, as in a leading arm the situation seems almost as distant also in North Bridge Road the as ever. The price of stiver has men have been paid off en masse declined day by day there being a with the intention of engaging a new very limited demand, with China lót ; but it remains to be seen practically out-of the market, and whether they can get workmen at the Continent selling. the old rate of pay
Holta' Whart.
The RHESUS Brit., 4,189 ton from Singapore, Capt. E. Taylor, E. & 8, The 2.5. LAKE FARRAR, Amer., 1,609 tons, from Milks, Capt. Linden, Dollar & .Day.03%
t
CLEARANCES,
- 21-April 6,
The 8.8. SHINZUI MARU, Jap.) clean d to-day and will sail for Bombay via Singapore at 10 ani, tomorrow.
The 8.8. FORE (Bri.), cleared to day and will sit for Yokohama via changhai at Bar to-morrow. B
The LL KILICHOW, (Brit.), cleared to-day and will sail for Canton at ym.
ཏ་རྟེན་༦་ མ to-morrow, an
The TATSUNO MARI", (J=p.)
via Shanghai atsaim to moznow deard today and will sail for Yokohama
DEPARTURES
April 6.
The LA LUZON MARU. (Jap), Capt. T. Tsuji, Agta 0.8.K., left for Takao and Yokohama today. -
Thea OHUSAN (Brit.), Capt. Davies “Aminta" B. & B, laft for Bangkok ria
Swataw today.
the PROVIDENCE (New) Cat Hansen, Agents Larsen & Daly leta for Foochow to-day.
to
A leading tailor in North Bridge Road, in answer to the demand made
on him, immediately paid of his staffPRESENTATION OF and intimated that he had no inten tion of giving any increases.
MILITARY CROSSES
Carpenters have also taken it intotheir heads to go on at the Murray Parade Ground strike, and our information this morning H. E," the " Governor is that a number of them employed ‡ presented three Military Crosses, the chiefly in the big wood work shops recipients being Lt. A. E. M. Welsford, have downed, tools for an all round M.CH 2nd Bn Wiltshire Rezt," increase of #1 on their daily wages. Subadar Iman Dinkhan, M.C., H.K.S., On an average the men are being RG:A. and Subáðar: "Alim Shar, M.C.. paid at $1.50 a day, the skilled KKS, R.G.A. The parade was. workmen being in receipt of higher attended by the 2nd: Bart, Wiltshire wages. As in the case of the tailors Regiment, and a bundred men of the carpenters had had their ratee the HKS, R.GA. as well as, a of pay put up about two months ago large number of British and Indian
-Singapore Free Press.
officers
Primed and Published for The Co
CADE BURNETT, Edice.
by Gomis WILLIAM