„TUESDAY, MARCH 6 1923.
TO-DAY'S
CABLES.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mall)
*HUMAN FLY" KILLED.
FALL FROM EIGHT STORIES,
NEW YORK, March 5,- Thousands of spectators including bis wile were horrified to Howard Young, who obtained considerable pots as "the human fly" sight storeys from the face of the botel Martinique and be killed.
NORWEGIAN CABINET.
CHRISTIANIA, March 8,
THE CHINA MAIL.
OPIUM MONOPOLY FOR® July 8-E'A.
SHANGHAI,
INTERESTING CHINESE
REPORT.
IL-40. 38.-P. &O,
| Aug. 7-E; AL
Sir Francis Agien, Inspector- General of Customs, is reported by Mr. the Eastern Times to have present-Į ed a memorial to the Chinese Gov- ernment urging, the establishment of an Opium Monopoly in Bhang so. All persons importing or sell-
fall
H. Halvorsen, President of the Stortbing, has formed a ministry, which
· comprises six ministers of M. Halvorsen's 1920 cabinet.
RUBBER EXPORTI.
FIGURES FOR CEYLON AND MALAYA.
LONDON, March 5, - The Colonial Office announces that exports licensed under the rubber --exporta, restriction legislation totalled:-From Ceylon for the three yinis ended in' January 12,535 tons; from Malaya for the first quarter 45,500 tons, including seven thensand on the mainland and for the second quarter 49,500 tons. The figures do not include production and stocks in Penang and Singapore,
TSINGTAO CONFUSION.
INCOMPETENT POLICE CHIEF.
PUBLIC UTILITIES MISMANAGED.
CHINA COAST.
pertnit in order to do this. The ing opium must obtain a special paper states that more than Tle. Apr. 10,000,000 worth of opium is con- fiscated by the Customs yearly, and if this Bureau is established, this huge sum of money will be added to Mar. the national revenues. It will be remembered that the Shanghai
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8.-0.8.6.B. Elkridge.
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Pres. Madison Favalland.
Pres. Cleveland,
Togo Haru.
$1.-X.Y.K.
Ravaland
94.-U.S.8.8. 26.-A.O.L
West Prompest.
Pres. MoKinlay.
26-Nanyo Y.K. Bandoeng Maru.
6-E & A
7.-A.O.L
Arsfors
Pres, Jefferson.
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JAYA PORTS, ELO,
10.-C. M. JS-T.K.K 18.-J.C.J.I 1.-N. L
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS, AN
PASSENGERS.
ROJECTED DEPARTURES
GRIKA COAST, ITE,
*WATOW.
Mar. 8-0. N.
8.-LO.AN. 9.-10.8.N. 0.-D. I 11.-0. N.
Balyang Kwongseng, Wingsang. Hallong. Ranchow. Kwelyang. Taksang Raaka Esang
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11.-LOB:N. 11-EA 11-1.0.8.N.' 14-4.8.K. 11.-D. L
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10.0. N.
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30.-T.K.K. 29. M.
T.K.K.
16.-T.E.E. 16-0. V.
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Korea Maro, Pr4. Cleveland. ~hing Mara. Elkridge. -iberia Marn China.
Thiro Marn. Grace Dollar..
LUS ANGELES, Mar. 17-48B, Loway. Apè. ~~U.8.8.8 · Elkridge.
VALPARAISO.
VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANDZGOO.
8 PEDRO, SALINO CRUT, BALELO
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Mar. 7.-T.L.K.
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Ginyo Mars.
Bessis Dollar.
Auyo Maru Taiyo Marn. Grace Dollar. Seiya Maru.
HAVANANEW ORLEANS GALYSETON & MOBILE.
Heffron
{BALTIMORE.
Koyo Haru.
· 12—0, BK, 12-D. L
Pothu Maru. Haiching
Corfistan.
Mar. 1.-T.I.O.
Yakuyo Maza.
Tyikini
FOOCHOW.
Fall.
Mar. 9-D. L.
(1.-D. L
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Apr. 18.-D. L
NEW YORK.
(VIA PANAMA.)
INDIAN PORTS, JTC.
Branch of the Anti-opium Associa Mar. 7.-T.KE tion lodged a protest against Sir Francia Aglen's original suggestion to legalize the traffic. Interviewed Apr. yesterday on the subject the Com- missioner of Customs at Shanghai, Mr. L.A. Lyall, while not deny- ing the report, said he had received absolutely no oficial intimation that! such o, stap had been taken by Sir Max. Francia Aglen.
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ELIOT HALL CONCERT.
CALCUTTA, VIA RANGOON) 1.0.8.N. Names.ng.
Borneo. Harg. Hosang.
12-0.8.K. IL-1.0.8.N. 18.-LO.E.N.
Fooksang.
Tanda.
Apr. 11.-E. I.
Japso.:
BOMBAY AND COLOMBO,
7.-P.&O.. 8-0.8.E 10.-N.Y.E 10.-P. & D. 12.-F.&O. 14.- &0. 14-0.8.K. 19.-0.8.R 3.-8. 49.
Over four hundred people were Mar. present on Saturday evening for the annual concert given by Eliot Hall, one of the University Hostels.
The programme opened with an LATEST SHIPPING CHANGES. overture by the new orchestra, con- ducted by Mr. A. G. Gay. The chicf item of the programme was Mr. E. J. Fenn, chief officer, "Foo- the sketch "The Pawnbroker's ehow," is on reserve.
Daughter in which Miss E. Thom. 1.-N. Mr. J. A. McKinley, second officer, and Miss P. Q./Lowe, played the Whangpu," has gone acting chief leading parts very ably. officer, "Foochow.”
The recitations of Mr. C. 2. M.1 Ma met with well deserved ap
Mr. C. Mather, chief officer, “Fong-plause. Greatly enjoyed was the tian," is on reserve,
Cantonese music by Mr. Yau Hok-
Mr. J. Byrne, from reserve, ba gone chief officer, "Fengtion."
Mr. J. M. Hopkins, chief officer, Whangpu," has gone nating masts, Changchow."
Captain & Byers of the "Chang chow." is on leave.
PEKING, March 5,
The Far Eastern Times in reliable correspondance from Tsingtao reveale the chaotic conditione there. The Chief of Police, Cheng Li, is proving quite incapable of performing bis daties and is very ready to incorpor. ate ex-bandita in the polios. Leading Chinese merchants openly sacuss him": of corruption. The present Governor admite Cheng Li's incapacity bus is unable to make him amenable to orders.
The railways, rolling stock and perhantung." manent way are going rack to ruin through sheer carelessness and incom petency. All public utilities, the railway, poste and telegraphs, water- works, electricity, wharves, sanitation and police are misma eged. Before * long things will be absolutely intoler- ablo and a serious commercial and financial deadlock must coma. Reuter.
*MORE INTERPORT SOCCER.
SHANGHAI CHINESE COMING.
According to the China Press a team best Shanghai representing the Chiaree football talent is shortly to visit Hongkong to play against the South Obina team (winners of the Far Eastern Championship) for the All- China championship. A challenge was received from Hongkong and has been accepted.
HONGKONG HEALTH.
chan.
•
Credit for the excellent arrange ments is due to Mr. S. K. Tan, the Chairman, and Mr. H. K. Lung, the honorary secretary.
Mr. J. V. Hanter, chis! officer, Changchow," bai gone ahist officer, LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.
Mr. A. von Winokler, chief officer, "Shasi," has gone acting maater, same chip.
Mr. W. L. Shino, acting chief officer, Haichow," has gone second officer," Chinhua."
bés
Mr. R. Kettlowell, front reserve, gone chief officer, "* Hoichow."
Mr. A. C. Pearce, from reserve, lise gone second officer, "Kiangen."
Mr. W. J. Price, second officer, Yingchow," is deocased.
Mr. J.V. King, from reserve, has gene Bo'ing second engineer, "Tatang.
Mr. C. A. Donnely, second engineer, "Kreilin," has gone second engipeer, "Niogpo,"
Mr. W. Kerr, acting chief engines:, "Banning," in on reserve.
Mr. A. Buchanan, from reserve, has gone chief engineer, "Suaning."
Mr. J. Scerr, noting third engineer. "Chinkiang," has gone third engineer, "Yingohow."
Mr. J. H. D. Wilson, soad engin- eer, "Chapsi," has gone sacond engin. eer, "Wuchang,"
Mr. I. Callender, second angineer, "Wuchong," has gone eroond engin ser, "Bhaps."
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ARRIVALS.
Reime, (Tai Woo) from Holbow.— Off Stonecutters.
Toba Marn. (N. Y. K) from Kobe,
-Kowloon Wharf.
Chekiang, (Lee Hong.) from Canton. -C20.
L
Havana Mara, (0.9. K.) from New York, Shanghai-Kowloon Wharf.
Persia Maru, (T.K.K.) from Batavis A5.
17.-1.20.
4.-P. & O.
13-P.&O.
8.-P. & Q.
Nazato Haru
Moro
Honolulu MarTI...
Banca.
Labore.
Alipore,
Holan Maru. Borneo Maru. Kashoir.
Foodan.
Pfalz
Khyber
Nagpere. Sicilia.
AUSTRALIAN POETS,
BYDNEY AND MELBOURNE, Mar. 21.-N.TE. Apr. 8.-E.&O. May A
18. N.F.E.
Jane 2- & July 7.-E. & A.
J
Tango Marc. Arstura.
Yoshino Marg.
St. Albans, Eastera. Arafora
-SIPAN PORTS.
Arafura
Pree. Taft City of Poous. Toshing Mara. Naoking.
Mar. 7-P.&O. Kalyan.
8.-B. 1. Tanda. 12.-J.O.J.L Tilbodne. 12.-A.Q.L. Pree. Grant. 12-P, &O.
Nankin. 13-E, & A. 14.---P. M. 18.-E. L. 15-N.V.K. 10.---C M. 18-N.Y.K. 18.-1.0.9.V. 30.-L.K.K. BL-P, 40, 29.-C.P.8. 91.-L.C.9.N. 93; -A. O. L 28.-0.5.K. 28. P. M.
Koyo Mara, (T.K.K.) from Dairen. -A27.
Cheong Shing, (J. M. & Co.) from AT. T.K.K Couton-C33.
Morea, (P. & O.) from Yokobams, Shanghai-A2
Poolee, (Hung Shna.) from Fort Bayard.-02
Childar, (Lea Beng Kee.) from Bangkok-Off Stonecutters.
Taikoowanyi, (B. & 8.) from Papajukan-Quarry Bay,
Baiyang (B. & 9.) from Shanghai, Amoy.-B12
Selatan, (Nexazes) from Bingapore, Saigon.-A30.
Caravellas, (Lapicque & Co.) from Baigon-Off Stonecutters.
Doylestown. (Ad. Line.) from
Mr. J. F. Wylie, from lesva hai | gone sup's chief engineer, "Han Singapore-C18. Peking."
DEPARTURES,
Chekiang, (Lea Houg) for Canton,
For the week ending last Saturday, the return of notifiable diseases was as follows-Ons Chinese caso of -plague (fatal); ux cases of small-pox Mr. J. E. Harvey, acting chil one Japanese and five Chinese (three officer, "Yuseng," has gone second deaths); two fatal and two non-fatal officer, same ship.
·Chinese cases of diphtberis; one British death from enteric fever; gone chief officer, "Yusang." thren Chinese cases of cerebro-spinal farar. Cas Chinese case of influenza which is not a notifiable disease was
Mr. R. G. Palmer, aup'y second also reported. It was also notified officer, "Washing," has gone sup's that two dogs in Kowloon were suffer-second officer, "Kungwo."- -ing from rabies.
Yesterday two Chinees bases of shing," is on reserve.
Mr. H. Craig, chief engineer, "Wai -- amalt-pox were reported.
Mr. J. M. Bain, from leave, has-March 6.
The Colonial Secretary, the Hoa, Mr. Claud Saver: C.M.G. and Mrs. Severa will leave. Hongkong for home
4.A.O.T.
4-P.&O.,
Fhidrucks Maru. Fooksang. Korea Maru. Kashmir.
Empress of Asia. La'sa 15. Pres. Madison. Amazon Maro. Pres. Cleveland. Shinyo Marn
TAKAO,
Mar. 18-0. B. E. Boahu Maru.
SHANGHAI,
Nankin
Mar. 7-D, & Co. 'Trieste.
Y.-J.O.J.L. Tilmancek. A-B. L Mods. &LORN. Kwon 8.-G.-N.. Balying. 9.-1.C.B.N. Wingang. 10-0. N. Biakiang, 11.-LO.B.N. Taksang. 11-A0L Pres. Grant 11.–0, N. Kanebow. 11-J.C.J.L. Tilboda. 12-LOB.N. aug. 11-P. & Q. H.-P. H. 18.-P.&O. 15.-EL 16-0. M. 16B, F 16-NY.K. 20.-T. KE $1-C.P.8 23-A O. L. 28.-P. ML. Apr. 1-TE.K. 44.0. I 70.P 8. 15.-T.K.K: 18.-A, O. L 18. M.
30.-C.P
22-T.K.K.
·
Pren. Taft.. Boudan. City of Ponsa: Nanking. Pyrrhus Bhidetoks Maru.` Kores Marn. Empres of Asia.. Pres. Madison Pree. Cleveland.. Shinyo Haru. Pros. McKinley, Empress of Canada. Biberia Maru, Pres. Jackson. China
Enigrees of Russia.. **Fałyo Matu..
18.-A... Pres. Jefferson.
May 4.-O.P.8.
Empress of Alla.
TIENTSIN.
Mar. 7-1.0.A.N. Cheongshing, B.-O. N. -Huicho 91.-LORN. Chipehing.
PSINOTAO,
Mar. 9-. N. Haichow.**
10.-0. N. Finking..
Mar. 11.-G. N.
Diana Dollar,
Mar. 7---N.Y.K. -Toba Mart
37.-T. LO.
Radnor,
(VLA BUL)
Mar. 7.-B. F. 7.-D. I BT.EX. 13.--D, & Cq 15.-B. r. 18.-T.K.K. I&P.L. 20.-D. E $6-EF.' 25.-B. F. 29.-0. 8. K. 31.-P. L Apr. 5.-B. F.
10.-D. L 15,-8, F. May 5,--B. F.
Mar. 7.-B. F
City of Norwich, Father Dollar. Kayo Hard. Balton Castle, Agamemnon.. Fukuyo Maru Coltle Prince.. M.8. Dollar. Karonga. rity of Lincoln. Haven Maru.
Slavic Pripoo. Eurybates
Tiana Dollar. Ixion. Atrous..
BOSTON,
7.-D. L 7-N.I.K. -13-+-D. & Co. 15.--B, F. 19.-P. L.
20.-D. L 25.-B. F. 23.-B.F...... 31.-P. L. Apr. 5.-B. F. 15.-D. T. 15.---A, F. Hay B. F.
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City of Norwich. Esther Dollar, Toba Mago. Bolton Cartio. Agamemnon. Caltio Prince. . M. S. Dollar.
Karones. City of Lincoln. Slavic. Prince. Barybates.
Diana Dollar.
---Izlon
*Atreus.
SOUTH AFRICAN FORTS.
DURBAN AND CAPETOWN. (VIA SINGAPORE,. Bustos. AIRES, RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS AND MAURITIUS.)
BARCELONA & VALENCIA. Mar. 11.--N.Y.E Tsushima Mara.
17.-0. AE.. Osuada Mar
Kanagawa Baru. BraLand.
!
PUKOW.
Kanchow.
Apr. 13-NY.K. May 28-HAL
NEWCHWANG.
| Mar. 11-0, N. Nowchwang.
CHEFOO.
| Mar, 2.—C. N. 14-0. N.
Huichow. Tientsin.
WEIHAIWEL
Mar. 9.-U. N.
Haichow.
Pres. MoKinley, Dongol
Fmprees of Canada.
7.-0.P.8, А-ПРА 18.-T.K.K. 24-T.K.K. 28-Nanyo Y.K. 29-A, O May 2.-P. & O
4.-C.P.8. 16.-P. & 0. 3.-P. & 0.
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KBELUNG.
Anyo Maru
HOIHOW.
Empres of Russ. | Apr. 21.—T.K K.
Siberia Mara..
Taivo Vāru,
Bantong Mara Pros, fefferson. Karmala. Hrapress of Ari Khiva. Kashgar.
HONOLULU.
| Mar. 14.—0] M:
20.-T.K.K. 99.-P. M. Apr. 2.--T.K.K. 16.-T.K.E.
Nanking. Forés Marn. Pres. Cleveland. Shingo Mara. Riberia MarO,
24.-T.K.K. Taiyo Maru
LMERICAN PUFTS.
VANCOUVER, ETC.
Kalgan, (B. & 8.) for Bangkok, M. 7.-B. F. Achilles Mr. R. F. Sheel, second officer, Swatow.--March 6. "Yusang," is on reserve.
•
Mr. R. Winteros, from leave, has gone chief engineer, "Washing."
Mr. F. Kerslake, third engineer, "Fansang," is on rasarva,
Mr. A. L. Miller, chief engineer, Fausang." is on leave, br Mr. R. M. Bangster, third engineer,
by the P. and O. 8.8. "Mores" at Kangwo," has gone third engineer,
four o'clock to-morrow afternoon,
A meeting of creditors of the
Feak Hospital, Ltd, fia liquidation)
"Lucaho."
Ryusel Maru, (Sato & Oo.) for! Bangkok.-March 6,
Drular, (Ygen Seng Fat) for Bang
kok, SwatowMarch 6
Chak Sang, (J. M. & Co.) for Bang. kok, Swalow-March 6,
Helenus, (B. & S.) for Hamburg, Singapore.Match S.
Shantien, (B. & S.) for Tiantain, Shanghai.-March 6. -
Haichow, (B. & 8.) für Canton March 6.
hoi-March 5.
Jade (Kaiya) for Haiphong, Pak-
Hermcone, (A.P.C) for Balikpapan. Mr. J. Halkett, from reserve, bas--March 6.***. Bone third, engineer, "Rungwe."
Kojun Mara, M.B.K.) for Daire?; Mr. A. Pompey, obiet officer, Taingtao.-March 6:5
Nanchang, (B.& 8.) for Haiphong.
J
to determine the appointment of the "Kwangtah," has reigned. liquidator, will held at the offices
Mr. L. Raks, ohial officer, Hsin-Matoh 6
"Kwangtah."
of Messrs. Peroy Smith, Seth and Kinngteen," has gone chief officer, Fleming at noon on the 17th inst,
TRYING HARD.
Mr. V. G. Yastreball, second officer, "Hain Kiangteen," has gone eating chief oficer, tame-chip.
دیا
Mr. C. Sereitul has been appointed socoud officer. "Hain Peking."
Mr. P. Jacobsen second officer, Hsia Fang," is on reserve.
The dinner was given by a coloured. -man named Eben zer White, and the guest of the evening was George Was- hington Green, obief dracon of the Tittle church that White ocassionally attended. Grace, of course, was eloquently said, and at its conclusiozi Mr. White began to carve the chicken D
A Life Baver.
Busho Mary, (0.8.K.) for Deli, Baigot.-Kanch 6..
Paris, (T.K.K.) for Osaka, Moji.- March 6,
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10.-D. L. 18.-N.Y.K. 18, 2-OPS 23.-L.OS.N. 13-AO. L 14.-B. P.
Apr. 4A 0.1 7.1.P.6 19.-O.P.E.
RF 25.-D. L May P.. Judo 12.-B. July 2mB. F.
Bernie Dollar.
Shizuoka Maru. Alabanis Meru, Empress of Asia. Laisang.
Pres. Maison. Philoctete.
Pres. Mokinley. Empress of Canada. Empress at Basals, Tyndarens.... Grace Dollar Empress of Alis.
Protesilata Achilles. Philoctetes.
VICTORIA.
Har. B. RA 7/18—1YF. 18-O.RE. 91.—AO. L
Apr. 4-40.C.
24.-B.F. May 16.-R. Pa Jane 13. ——B, F.
July 3.—B. P..
Ashition. Phidanoks Varn, “Alabama. Mart. Pros. Madison. Philsetates. Pre MoKinley. Tyndareux Protosliaus. Achilles Philpotete
Aphilos 10.-D. L
Resele Dollar. ARANZA,D, IPres. Granted
Shizuoka Mary.
Havana Marn, (0.8.K.) for Binga pore-March 6.
Kuchinotas:-March 6.
Achilles, (B&S.) for Vancouver,
Hainchoug, (OM.&.N.) for Tientsin. March 6.NEAR LAN Lake Gitano, (Pacifiq Mil) for Calcutta Singapor Marab.6.
Apr.LOL
May Despondedor nas to.. abgha Constipation. "NEED Wonen, of besimit, såre me“ ánd
Jaly SPF despondent When the i, dag 20 can be
It is safe to say that Chamberlain's Colis, and Diarrhoes Remedy bas saved. the lives of more people and ralland "No, sab!" onto the prompy re-la existence. It is known all, near the spation it la cavily curated by leking more surfaring than any other remedy elvillard world for the spoedy cares of su costat dire of Vamos lain's, Mar. 17.- all lebistinal pains, roman lo by all had plossent in off on For halb by all cram in the stomach, diarrhoes and tablety. The erahoithay to take Cheinlabs and Stooker
Chend te and Storskospare
sponse of Mr. White, as he deftly prias
„ed loose a will roasted wing, “but he
hard 'nuff to keep 'em.
Alabanin Maru,
Mar. 10, N. Yunnan,
8,~~~1.0.8.N Mindaug. 9.-C. N.
TADA 14-10.8.N. Chana ng
HAIPHONG.
Mar..8-1.0.6.N.
Mingo
PAKHOI AND HAIPHONG.
Mar 7-0, N.
►
Yasnsa.
BANGKOK.
Mar. 9-C. N.
31.-R. A. 24.-I.C.S.N.
Linan. Ranks. Channing. Entang
SINGAPORE
Mar. 7.-P. &0.
8.-0.5.K. 8—1.8.8.8.
Lo.-P. & n. 10.-N.Y.K 10-7. M. 10, R, FU 11.--NY.K 11.-A, 0, L
13.-P. $0.
.16.-K.PM. 19-3F. 20.-R. A 11.-P. & 0.
Mora. Hoanlala Mara. Elkridge. Titan. Bands Narato Maru. Gorjistan, London Mara Thushiras Mara. Pres. Grant ・Kwadying. Rhosanor Lahore Talthybie. Alipore, Yan Uldos. Autilychas Afrika Kashmir. Oity of Simla Wort Prospect Priam. Bogdan. Hakone Mark Tande
Pyrrhus Karmala. Dongol Bellerophon. Antilochu Nagport.
Kashgar.
BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE,
Mar 35.-L. T.
Trieste.
GENOA,
Hor. 7.-D. I
18.-R. P. 14-N. P. K. 14-YE JAK A -20-0 F
Apr 1.—N. IL 11-E. A 10-D. I 11.-17. L 90,-—B. F. May 20.-H. F.
Father Dollar. Talthybius."... Hatone Maro, Hakone Haru. Afriku. M. B. Dollar. Pfalz Chile. Diaza Dollar. Glershane. Deandocas Oxala
MARSEILLES. Mar. 7.-D. L Father Dollar.
7,80,
11-NYE. J.-B. F
- 10.—D, L.
11. P&0. X-EL
-28.~N.T.E
Apr. 4.-P. & 0..
6.—B, F
16.-P & U. 10.-B.
-E. F.
Jane &
Morea Titan. Thushima Marn. Talthyhius. M. 8. Dollar. Kashmir.
City of Simia. Hakong Maru. Dongala. Antiforbru Diane Dollar, Nankis..
D-modocus
Toucer.
Ka-mala.
Kasthar.
Orla
Ripezor, NOTA
Delta Matwa.
Deranba
HAVRE.
Y.-P. 40.
| July 11.-P. & 0.
Har, 9.-B. F. Titan,
WEATHER REPORT.
March Od. 10h. 89m.-Pressure has-! increased lightly to moderately s the majority ofreporting elations, q= oppt from Bomoo to Cochin-Chios where it has decreased alightly.
A new anticyclone has formed over N. China and 9.E. Mongolia.
Fresh monsoon may be expected along that.F.coast of China and over the N, Chias Sen.
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hou ending at 10 am to-day, are foch. Total ince January 15, 019. inches' agulant an average of $47, Inobar.
Forecast for the 24 hours ending a noon on Maroli 7, 1993.
1-Formon Channel, E. winds, strong
clocks ons of China beswer I
·Hongkong and Latineke NE winds fresh; overosat, some rela.
-Houskone vue Rock. E winds, fresh; overcast, 10mg rain..
-bout con of Chien between Hongkong and Unisant NE winds. fresh; overcast some rain.
ROTAU
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harp Pk7.30.17
Amoy da. 190.19 38
filboks...
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30.19
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Tacloban
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29.99 81 89
Wind,
0. W. Ja, Directo Hongkong Observatory, March 9, 1912.
1. BAROMETER, reduced to St deurver Fahrenheit, on the level of the new T Inches, tenths and hundredths.
*TRATORE, in the shade in de grees Fahrensi
1. "HUMIDITY, in percentage of· mệnza Hon the bumidioy of air saberstad” dh moistare being 100,
4. DIRECTION OF WI, to two points. 5. FORCE OF WED; Cording to Deadfond Scale.
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HONGKONG REGISTER..
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City of Pogu Avaponer Teurer
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2. F. Clazzon, Dwector, Hongkong, Observatory, Marvir 6, 1931
HONGKONG TIME SIGNALS.
The Time Bailon Kowloon Sigant Hi la dropped daily at 10 am and 4p.m except on Saturdays when it is dropped at 10 m, and 1 pm, and on Sunday and Holidays when it is dropped #t
The Ball le hoistod ball cart at 65th malaute and full misst at the 57ta minute. Should the hell fall to drogi më ths porrect tims it will be lowered at
luntas past the hour and the ordinary routine repeated at the following" hote If powible
Bhould the Time Dall be out of reta the above routine will be carried th with the đág “Z" on the 69orm Signe
Tine Signals are also
by means of three white lamps, mont body Avestinally" on: the Oberab
From 8.56 to 9.00 pm: the xblogaished momentarily at the aven mononds, except at the ind, 18tN, ME Band, and 54th of nach minute.
Te The hears rotse de Hongkong Sian
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