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March 6. 11. Kim-Proanten da decreased moderately at Weihaiwei, and slightly at other reporting staticos.
The anticyclone has wintered and moved eastward.
The monsoon is interrupted to the north of Foochow. It will remain fresh to moderate over the N. China Sea
Hongkong Rainfall the the '94 hours encing at 10 am today, 0-00 inch. Total since January 1st, 198 inates. against an average of 360 inches.
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TUESDAY, MARCH 8, 1921.-
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in the Daily Herald. Amid no meagre data, he may have been referring to an egregious contemporary, whose readers were intormed that man was Tel. descended from the lemet through monkeys. With equal intelligence and accuracy I might declare that I was descended from my own deg.! though I might certainly do worse.
Is it realized what an old, old, Tel. very old inhabitant of the world man is? The famous Neolithic skeleton discovered at" Tilbury is at least 30,000 years old, and yet he Tel was a modern, living thousands of years after the Paleolithic (or Old Stone. viz. unpolished flint age){
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æon had passed away, and except fer bis clothes and the way he may Tel. 2170. 60, Qusen's Rd. Central,
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in the street from any average passer-by. plunge backwards into the Mouster Tel. 2203. 28, Queen's Rd. Central
an period that we find traces of a man who radically differs in appear- ance from any of the three great divisions of the human race now existing, Mongol, Negro and Europe 1. BAROMETER, reduced to 32 degresan. The Mousterian period occurs Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in the middle of the Pleistocere or incher, tenths and hundredths.
4. TRXPERATURE, in the shade in de grees Fahrenheit.
3. Hoy, in percentage of extors tion the humidity, of air saturated with moisture being 100.
Ꮮ Dratches or WD, to two points: 5. FORCE OF WIND, according to Beadford Scale.
8. STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, detached cloud. d drizzling nin, fog
g gloomy, b hail, 1 lightning, o overest passing showers, q squall, rain, s snow
i thunder visibility w dew, wet.
T. RAIN in inches tenths and han
dredths.
Ice Age, with four periods to come→→ Aurignacian, Magdalenian, Solutrean and Azilian-before the dawn of the Tel. Neolithic period
CLIMATIC CHANGES,
The Mousterian period itself must have lasted many tens of thousands of years, a great variety of climatic
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THE HUMANOID STEM.
As we go further back, therefore, we should expect to find other of these experiments that have failed changes occurring in it, and the to come off, until the true type was great ice-belt covering most of these found.. And that is what we do find. islands and the greater part of In the Pliocene, which is the last Europe alternately advancing and period of the great Tertiary Age, and receding, so that in one part of it
infinitely remote from the Mousterian, we find the remains of
two other species of man have been animals musk - ox, mammoth, discovered the Piltdown, Man, or lemming, reindeer, elcand in
Eoanthropus Dawsoni, and the another
remains of sub Java
Man, of Pithecanthropus tropical animals-elephants, cave. Erectus Now, according to Previous on date at Du dat at lions, sabre-toothed tigers, hyenas, Dr. Keith's interpretation, the
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I understand that there is uncommon Shangbal, North Chius and Japan keenness on the part of ratings upon Shanghal and North Chinste the foreign service roster to join this Straits, Bangkok, Calcutta ADEN..... vessel. The presumption is that this
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SUNDAY, MARCH 18. Mrs Aveling Mr 1. D. Lhyd "Hawkins" was first commissioned in
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etc. Even so, the modern type of skull "of the Piltdown Man man Home sapiens) was probably had something of the same cranial in existence, though the predominant capacity as that of modern man, type of this period was Neanderthal and even the Java Man, who was Man, an entirely different species of humanoid rather than human, worked genus komo (as oifferent as great tit his fints (coliths), Both these types from tomtit), which has died out as represent extinct species of Homo, completely as its contemporary, the but the latter, with his small brain, mammoth Bat it would be a great mistake to assume that Neanderthal must have diverged from the main phylum much earlier than the former Man was an ape-like form. He was an with his big brain. accomplished craftsman in making
In other words, the human his implements: he was so far civilized Lominidae go right back to the as to have fint factories, and his Oligocene (the period following Hongng, beervatory Mar. 8. 1821. brain was undoubtedly complex. The the Eocene, or beginning of the only simian characteristics are the Tertiary Age), and are a divergence beetling eyebrow ridges and its "pro from a stem which threw off the ape gnathons or thrust-forward under-branch, Man and spe are both aw. Probably, too, his gait was descended from a generalized type. shambling.
in the Eccene, which contained the To find the beginning of Man, we must "travel back the ancient track" potentialities of both. Let us not disparage the apes, but man has for something like 2,000,000 years achieved the conquest of the world Evolution is a kind of branching out by the greater develepment of his a multiple series of divergencies, and brain and because, although beasts the modern type was but one branch may well be called the works of art of many others. It has survived of the divine, man alone is the cou because it deserved to survive more cious seeker after God. than they did, not because it was physically stronger or more warlike,
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Bbold the Time Ball be out of order but because it was potentially more
A Chinese business man, who
the above rontine will be carried out with progressive than they were. Nean has succeeded in making his escape the flag","
op the Storm Signal mast.
losses amounting to $20,000,000 at:
Time Signals are also given at night / derthal Man died out because he was I from Urgs, states that Chinese mere means of three bite lames mounted, rer-up an alley, as the gorilla is to-day chants in that city have suffered fically on the Observatory wireless mast. he was not too primitive, but too From 8.56 to 9.00 pm. the lamps are specialized to move onwards. extinguished momentarily at the even seconds, accept at the fad, 28th, 50th, 52nd, and bath of ouch minute.
The hours refer to Hongkong Standard Time (8 hours East of Greenwich)
the hands of the Russian raiders
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