WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21. 1928.

SECRET SERVICE BUREAU'

BOTTOMLEY.

THE CHINA MAIL.

PROJECTED DEPARTURES

BRINA OGEST, ETC.

May 6-D, L.

19. A. O. LL 15.-B. F.

June 19.-B. T. - July &-B. F.

Once Dollar. Free, Grant Protodiana Achillos. Philoctetes.

* SAN FRANCISCEL

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AN

PASSENCERS.

STRONG SPEAKING IN SHANGHAI COURT.

VICTIM OF INSOMNIAJ

Juno 1.-E. 4,

4BF 11.-B. F. 19.-P. & 0. 17-P: &0.

Malays Automedon,

18.-B., P.

30.-E. A.

9.-B. F.

Bardinia. Delta Adrastus. Bolivia. Phomius.

Teirosias

Panama.

Mar. 1.-U.8.8.8.

Malwa

2.-P. M.

Dovanha. Barpedon, Australier

Apr. 2-T.K.X.

COMPRADORE.AND $100.

be-

The activities of the International Secret Service Burcan were again mentioned at the Mixed Court in Shanghai last week fore Magistrate Li and Mr.. A. D. Blackburn (British Assessor) when Hsu Hyi-zung (23), a com- pradorc, was charged with opening an envelope containing $137, the property of Frank Tonnochy and others, and removing therefrom the sum of $100 for his own use.

Mr. R. C. Faithfull appeared for the prosecutioa, and Mr. L. K. Kentwell acted for the defence. Det. Sab-Insp, Yorke watched the proceedings for the police.

According to a statement made by Mr. Faithfull, Mr. Y. S. Day

secretary of the International Re-

FALE AND WORN.

Horatio Bottomley attended a private sitting before the Registrar| Mar, 23.-C. N. at the London Bankruptcy Court in connection with his affairs. He wore his ordinary clothes under an overcoat, a soft hat, and a silk scarf, and was accompanied by a prison officer and a hospital attendant...

He walked ery, slowly, and looked pale and 'woth, and appear ed very much thinner. His right arm was in a sling for the purpose, Mar. it is understood, of relieving the

pain of a nervous complaint from

which he is suffering as the result

of insomnia.

He has been in hospital for eight months, Hisaccounts, upon which he has been engaged with special) assistance since July last, are to be lodged with the official Receiver immediately.

ΠΑΤΟΥ.

Klangafow.

82-0. N. 99.-L.C..N.

Bulyang.

Hopeang.

23.-D. L

Halching.

Hajhops.

Footbing.

'Bintang:

Poshu Moru.

Haitoong.

95,-~~- D. L. 47.-1.0.S.N.

· 18,—V. A.· ́ - 29,-0.8 K 30.-D. L.

8-0. N.

AMOY.

23.-D. L. $7.-D. L 20.---0.6.K. 30.-D. L.

Mar. 29.-D. L

87.-D. L

· 10.-D. L.

Kiungohow.

Halching.

Halhook,

Bashu Marn. Haifoong.

FOOCHOW.

Halching.

Haibong,

Haifoong.

ΤΑΚΑΟ.

SHANGHAI.

Kinngshow. Emproes of Asia. Aulyang,

creation Club, wrote to com- On leaving the taxi cab Mr. Mar. 29.~0, 8. K Bosha,Mart. plainant on the 2nd instant asking

Bottomley walked along the cor for the assistance of a number of rider of the Bankruptcy Buildings private detectives on the Kiangwan chatting animatedly, and entered Mar. Race Course to keep a look out for the room where the Registrar was pickpockets. Enclosed in this sitting. He left the room, however, letter was $137, which amount was shortly afterwards, because, it was marked on the envelope. Mr. understood, a creditor, who was Tonnochy was not in at the time about to be examined, objected to and the manager of his employ-his presence. ment department, Mr. W. J. J. Gast, accepted the letter, and gave it to coolic to take to complainant's home. Defendant saw this and later snatched the letter, removing $100 from the contents.

Mr. Gast, who corroborated Mr. Faithfull's, statements, was cross examined by Mr. Kentwell. He said that he did not know anything about the financial status of the In- ternational Secret Service Bureau as he was not general manager. He joined the concern last November. He did not know that defendant had advanced $1,800 to complain ant in the course of the business, His salary was always paid by complainant.

Mr. Keatwell-Tonnochy paid through compradore orders?

Mr. Faithfull objected to this. Mr. Kentwell said that it was very relevant to the case as he would be able to prove defendant's right to get hold of whatever sums might come into the office. He had every right to get back his $1,800,

The Registrar accordingly asked Bottomley to wait in the adjoining room. Asked by a friend to make a statement as to his life in prison, Bottomley said he wished to con- tradict the many unauthorised reports which had been published. His trouble, he said, was lack of sleep, which had brought about neuritis in his right arm.

On his arrival at the Court

Bottomley was warmly greeted by an elderly woman, who shook him by the hand, and said she hoped the next time she saw him he would be much better.

Bottomley's boots were smartly polished, but his overcoat louked as if it had seen better days.

VERY BAD CASE.

20 YEARS FOR ROBBER.

Apr.

21-0. N.

21.-O.P.8. 23.-0. N.

9-1.0.8.N. Hopsang.

23.-A. O. L. -24,-0. N.

96.-P. 40. 20.-N.Y.K. 29.-1.0.8.N.. $29, P. B2:

S.-T.K.K 2.-N.Y.K. 4.-A. O. L 5.-N.Y.K. 7.-0.P.8. 7-1.0.3.

H.-P. & O. 11.-P. M. 11.-T. I-B, F. 15.-T.K.K. 16A. O. L. 18-0, M. 10.-O.P.8, 24.-T.K.K. 25.--P. M. 38.---E. L. 29.-A... May 1-N...

4.-C.P.S. 10.-A. I 21.-T.KK.

Pres. Madison. Shantung. Karmals. Hakazaki Marn, Kwongsang. Proa. Ciovoland. Shinyo Maru.

Dakar Mare.

Pros, McKinley. Yokohama Maru.

Empress of Canada.

Katsang.

Kashgar

Pres. Pierce.

Vonezis

Meator.

Siberia Maro. Pros, Jackson, Chion

Bupress of Russia. Taiyo Maru. Prod. Wilson. City of Singapore. Pros. Jefferson. Kaga Maru, Empress of Alia. Pres. Grant Tonya Mara.

WUCHOW.

35.-B. F. July 8-E. 4.

11.-P. & 0. 25,--P. 40. Ang.-E. F.

-7 BA

8-E&O.

Khira.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, ENG.

MANILA.

Mar. 12.-LC.S.N.

24-HA.L 20.-A.O.L 28,-U.8.8.B. 79.--Nanyo Y.K. 29.-P. H. Apr. 2.-P. M.

7.-E. & A. 7.-A.O.L. 18.-U.6.9.B 18.-P. M. 19.-P. M.

*

Yuensang

Rheinland. Pros. Mokinioy. Wast Prospect.

Bandoeng Maru. Pros. Uloveland. Fres. Plarco. Arsfor

Pres. Jefferson.

Wost Chopaka. Pres. Wilson. Pros. Grant.

SANDAKAN

Har. 91.-1.0.8.N.

Hinmang.

JAYA PORTS, 1.26.

Mar. 23.--J.C.JL

24-J.C.J.L 29-Nanyo Y.K. 30.-K.P.M. Apr. 9-1.C.J.L.

18-N. L.

May 8-T.K.K.

Tjikini. Tillatjap Handoeng Maru. Tan Ovartratɛn.

Tilmanook. Wers Hayo Maru

INDIAN PORTS, ETO.

CALCUTTA

Via Rangoon).

Bar 1 P. M Lake Fielding.

24--Nanyo Y.K. Bengal Mar.

30.-L.C.8.N.

30-0, A, K.

Apr. 3.-B. I.

8.--B. I. 11.-B. I.

12-0.8.K 12-LO.8.N. 22--B. I.

Kwaisang.

fisakh Mar

Tanda, JADOS.

Јереп. Malay Mam Fookrang. Takoda.

BOMBAY AND COLOMBO,

| Mar. 28—N.Y.K.

24.-P. & O, 97.-N.Y.K. 29.-P. & O. Apr. 4.-P. & 0. 5.-0.8, K. 8.-P. & O. 11.-N. L. 27.-P. & O. 28.-N. L.

Genoa Maru. Jeypore. Awo Mara.

Khyber. Barma Mart, Nagpore.

Pfalz.

Sicilia.

Werra.

Scodan.

AUSTRALIAN FORTE.

Mar. 24.-K. W. 27.-R. W 29.-K, W.

Kochow. Taiming. Kochow.

May 13.-P.&O.

TSINGTAO.

Var.

.-U. N.

Shantung.

NINGPO,

TIENTSIN,

Describing it as one of the worst Mr. Blackburn-He had no right cases he had ever heard, the Chief to open other people's envelopes. Justice, (Sir William Rees Davies, Mar. 28-1.C.S.N. Kwangsang.

Continuing, witness said he hadK.C.,) ordered a Chinese, named never heard defendant say that he Chan Man to serve the long term was entitled to the money.

of twenty years, imprisonment in addition to 18 strokes of the cat for being found guilty on three charges of taking part in alt ar ned robbery, and

Mr. Kentwell-Where did all of Tonnochy's money come from Witness lon't know. I don't know where he gets his money from.

Mr. Kentwell-Well, I know. It came from the compradore.

Mar: 22-1.C.F.N. Chipabios,

24.-5.0.8.N. Wasing. 24.-C. N.

Kasiche.

shooting at Mr. W. R. Andrews, of the Public Works Mar. 24-C. N." Department and Mr. E. G. Kerrison.

The evidence was that the F

Witness admitted that he had prisoner and several others enter-Mar. 23,-0. N. read of the judgment which haded a shop at 25 Yee Woo Street on been rendered against Tonnochy the afternoon of January 31.

and his bureau in the British Court They ransacked the premises and Bar. 23.-C. N.

in favour of a local newspaper..

A FORMER LEGAL ADVISER. Frank Tannochy, in response to Mr. Faithfull, said he was engaged in the rent collecting business and

stole $1,405 worth of property. The prisoner carried a revolver. He

ran through several streets, and Apr.23.-TI K. fired at Mr. Andrews and Mr. Kerrison who took part in the

eventually chase and

a detective bureau at 23 Museum Road. He formerty had an office prisoner at Wood Road

Anyo Marn.

SYDNEY AND

Apr 7-E&O.

18. N.V.K. May F.-E. & A Juna 2.-E. & A. July &

MELBOURNE.

Arators. Yoshino Maru Pt. Albans. Kastern. Arafara

KAPAN FORTE.

Mar. 22-0.P.5.

23.-A. O. L. 24.-1.0.8.N. 25.-P. & 0. 26.-,A.K. 18.-N.T.K. 16-Nanyo Y.K. 28.-B. L 20.-P. M. Apr. 2-T.K.K. 2.-N.T.K. 4-A.O.T.

4.-P. &.. 5.-N.Y.K.

WETHAIWEI.

Kasichow.

CHEFON.

Sbanai.

NEWCHWANG,

Bbansi.

KEELUNG.

· PAKHOL

seized Mar. 22-0. N.

Yuansa.

HAIPHONG.

Yuanan. 23-LUAN. 1.904ang.

15.-T.K.K.

HOIHOW.

21.-T.K.K.

T'hintua

25.-P. M.

24-17, N. 23.-4,0,4,0, 28.-L.C.A.N. Chuns ng-

Yunane,

Ingent

28.-A. O. L 28.-F. L

MAIGON

looting the shop he fired indis- the streets. criminately in

at 123 Szechnen Road, below Mr. The jury having found the pri- Keniwell's. Mr. Kentwell had for-soner guilty, the Chief Justice told Mar. 92.-C. N. merly acted as his adviser and had the prisoner,that not content with 'attended to all his legal work.

Mr. Kentwell-Oh, yes. You can bring all of that out. F'll tell you why I stopped acting as Tonnochy's adviser. It was liccause he sent me two cheques last October which have since been dishonoured.

Fortunately he was not standing in Mar. 996. N. the dock on a charge of murder. In his whole experience in the law courts, which covered a period of forty years, said His Honour, he had not known a worse case than

The Assessor (to Mr Faithful!) this. For, taking part in the rob- Apr. 10.8.K, Ki hu Maru. Do you want to go on with the bery he sentenced the prisoner to

case?

twelve years' hard labour and 18

ObansADE. Yooshing. Bintang. Kishu Mare. Baska.

BANGKOK.

27.-1.0.4.N. 28.-B. A.

6.-E. A

SINGAPORE.

Mr. Kentwell-We are anxious strokes with the "Cat," and for Mar. 25.-T.C.S.N. to go on. We want to show how shooting at Messrs. Andrews and wicked the complainant is. If ever Kerrison eight years each, the last there was a wicked man and a two sentences to run concurrently. Apr. 1-0. 8. E. rogue in this world it is the com-viz., twenty years and 18 strokes in plainant, Tonnochy. If anybody all."

should be sent to prison it should His Honour warmly commended be Tonnochy. My client was em- Mr. Andrews and Mr. Kerrison on ployed by him and advanced $1,800 their courageous conduct.

for him, and now, because he can't

or is unwilling to pay back, he

wants to get rid of my client by i

kicking him out, hy bringing this NORTH POINT TRAGEDY. frame-up. Defendant has stuck to Tonnoghy through thick and thin, but now Tommechy is trying to evade his liabilities by bringing about a criminal charge of en- bezzlement against him. I have

EIGHT MORE SURVIVORS FOUND,

On Monday it was reported that

never heard of such a dirty.case the number missing from the junk during the whole of my seven years' practice in this court!"

which capsized at North Point on Sunday was seventeen: Eight of The Assessor-How can you arrest Tonnochy when he is the these have now been traced to a complainant.

WICKED AND SHAMEFUL,

Chinese boarding-house at, No. 135, Connaught. Road Central, whither they proceeded immediate-

·After 'further argument the As-ly after swimming ashore. This sessor asked Mr. Faithfull if he leaves nine still not accounted for. admitted that defendant had

advanced to his client $1,800,

Mr. Faithfull-We admit nothing of the kind,

Mr. Kentwell-This is the most wicked and shameful thing that Tonnocky could have done. We have a perfect right to take the money which is owlag to us.

Tonnochy-Yes, bring a charge against me and Pll bring one against you, too,

Mar. 21.-P. 3.

22.-C. N. 21.-P. & Q, 24.-K.V.K. 24.-N.Y.K. 20. B. F. 27-N.Y.K. 47.-P. L $9.-T.AN.B. 28.-N.T.K. 20.-P. & n. 30.-K.P.M. 30-E. A. 30.-0.8,K,

Apr. 1.-0.8K

-B, Y. 1.-P. O 3.-R. I. 4.-P. & O. -B.F. 6-B.F.

7-5 A-B, L B-F. &Q

.-B. F .10.-G. L.

I-NY,K, 11-B. E 12-0.K. 13.-N.Y.E. 16.-B. F. 18.-P. & 14-P.40

· M.-G. I^ 23-0. F. 22.-N.Y.S. 24-E $7.-P.&O.

38.-B. F..

CIVIL REMEDY CALLED FOR The Assessor Since there is al The Assessor-We are not going dispute of facts in the case the 10. wash dirty linen in this Court. Court will not order the accused to Whatever the civil rights in the pay back the money. He must be rase may be, defendant had no sued civilly: We do not wish to right to take they money from an encourage charges of this nature May 1---B. 12. envelope belonging to complain- here. A MANA ant. The accused must pay the Mr Faithfull-A little while ego $100 backster the Court said the accused would

Mr. Kentwell-I would bring & have to pay back the $100, charge agafist the complathant, but what chance has my client of

ever having his money returned? It is most shameful:

The Assessor The Court has come to another decision. The case. is dismissed and complainant is left topia civil remedy.

IAN.L

Lake Fielding.. Chinbas. Jeypor Timo Maru, Bengal Mara. Priam. Awa Maru,

City of Simla. West Provoot.. Hakony Maru. Soudao. Van Overstraten Afrika.

Osaka Haru. Kisho Marv. Pyrrhus.

Kamala.. Tenda. Donpola Bellerophon. Antilochu.. Paris Maru. Janus.

*** Nagporo.

Deucalion, Pembrokeshire. Fashimi Mara Japan Malay Mar Kanazawa Maru. Lycaon. Hankin -Kashgar. Olenade.

Domodocus. Genoa Mart. Indian.

Hidilis City of Poons.

Werra..

AGRISBOT.

7.-1.0.8.N. 7.-.P.8

8.-P. & 0.

9.-P.4 11.-P. M.

19-N,Y.K.

Emprees of Asia. Pres. Madison. Taing. Karmala Amazon Maru Hakozaki Waits.

Magasar Marn. Takada. Prw. Cleveland. Shinyo Maru Dakar Mara. Pros. McKinley. Pongola. Yokohama Maru. Kutsang, Empress of Canada.

Kashgar. Empress of Russia.

Pras Pierco Aki WATT Fiberis Marts. Taiyo Mara. Pres, Wilmu.

96-Nanya Y.K Rande Mato.

May 1-N.YK.

2.-T.. 4.-C.P.8. 10.-1.0.2. 18.-P. & 21.-T.K.K. 30.-P. 40,

Pres. Ation.

City of Singapore. Kagy Mira. Karmala. Empress of Alla Prm Grant. Rhiva Tenyo Maru Kashgar.

HONOLULU:

Mar. 20.-P. M. Apt. 2.-T.K.K,

11.-P. M. 15.-T.K.K. 24.-T.K.K. 98,--P. M.

May 21.-T.K.K.

Pres. Cleveland. Shingo Mara, Pry, Pierce. Siberia Maro. Txivo Maru. Prog. Wilen. Tenyo Mara.

SMELIGAN PURKE,

VANCOUVER, ETC.

|Mar. 21.—Q.P.S. Empress of Assa.

21-A.0. TV Pro. Madison.

21. LOAN, Taiwang.

28.- P Apr. 4-20.6

5.-N.T.R. 5.-0.9.K. 7--0.9.K 7-PA 10.—Q.P. 24-F. F. 28.-11. L. May 1.Y.K.

4-0 P.8. 15-R. P June 11.-B. F. July 3-BE

Philostra.

Pres. Mokin'eg. Yokohama Maru. Burma Maru, –– "Arabia Mern).

Empress of Canada,, Renovas of Russia, Tynderens

Grass Dollar: *- Kaga Mare Empre of Alia, Protilaca. A-hillon. Philoctete.

VICTORIA

| Mar, 12.-A. 'O. L.

SA-B. F.

Apr. 4.-AO.TA

6-29K7 6.-N.Y.K. 7/1,8.K. 24-B F May 1-N.V.K. LAMB-R, F.

10.-1.0_5 June 11.-R. H. July 3-BF

Pros. Madison.

• Philbetater Pres. MoKinley. Parma Maro. Yokohama Maru. Arabia Marta Tyndareng.. Kaex Maru. Pentoslaw', Pre-Grant, Achilles. Philoctete'.

SEATTELL Mar. 23-A. OL

Teucor.

Ublai

1.-B.F. 17-EA.

Mentor, Persant Kina.

Apr. 4. AOL

7.–0.8; K.

Welous

-P. 40.

Fondan

RSA OL

Pros, Binition.

Philostokay. Free. Mokinler.. [Arabín Muen Tokobama karne Pres: Jackson,,

Pros. Jefferson

1.-U.8.6.B. 11.-P. 15.-T.EX. 18-0. B $4.-T.K.K, 28.-P. M...

May D. L

11.-U.8.8.3.

1L-TEK

Dewey.

Pros: Cloveand. Shinyn Maru. Elkridge.

Pros. Pierze. Nibbria Maru.. China

Taiyo Maru Pros. Wilson. Grace Dollar. West Chopaks.

Tonyo Maru

LOS ANGELES,

Apr. 9.-U.8.8.8. Elkridge

May 11.-U.9.9.5.

West Chopaka.

VALPARAISO,

VIA JAPAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANCISCO

BAN Promo, Bazino Oruz, BALBO

CALLAO, ANICA & Iquiqua

Apr. 94.-T.ÏE

May 4-D, L

Junio 5.-T.K.K.

|| Joly M.—T,E.K.

alyo Mara. Grace Dollar.

Solyo Mara. Rakayo Maru

HAVANA NEW ORLEANS GALVBETON & MOBILE

Mar. 7-T.I.O.

Heffron.

BALTIMORE.

Apr. 27.-D. L

Diana Dollar.

NEW YORK.

(VIA PANAMA.)

Mar. 27-T. I, 0), Mpr. 8.-T. I. O.

Mar. 25.-B. B

Radnor, Victorious,

(Via Buzz)

25.-B. F. 23.-D. & Co. 29,-0.8, K. 31.-P. L. Apr. 5-8.7. 15-B. V. 27.-D. L.

May B. F.

8.-T.K.K. 15.-B. F. 23.-B. F.

J

Karouga.

City of Lincoln. Muncaster Castle. Havana Maru. Slavia Princo. Furybatos.

Ixion. Disos Dollar. Atrens:

Hayo Maru. Eurytochas.

City of Birmingham

BOSTON,

| Mar. 26.-—B. F.

26.-B. F. 18.-D. & Co. 31.-P. L Apr. 6.-8. F.

[5.-H. F. 97.-D. L May 5.-B. F. -15.-B. F. 25.-B. F.

Котопка.

City of Lincoln. Mancaster Castle, Blovic Prince. Karybates. Ixian.

Diana Dollar. Atrous

Eurylochus.

City of Birmingham.

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.

BURBAN AND CAPETOWN. (VIA SINGAPOER, Rozves AIRES, RIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS AND MAURITIUS.)

BARCELONA & VALENCIA.

Mar. 27.-0.8, K.,

Canada Maru. Kagawa Maru. Ermland.

~BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE.

Apr. 13.-N.Y.K.

May 28.-HAL

Mar 15.-T. T.

Apr. 11.-N. IL

18.--LT

GENOA,

| Apr. 10.-G. I

19.-G. Li 20.-17. L. 20.-B. F. 26-R. A. 97.-D. I 28.-N. I May - A

29.-B. F. Juna 20.-B. F.

Trieste.

Pfalz.

Venezia

Pembrokeshire. Gleashate. Olonado, Domodocu Tadien. Disna Dollar. Werra

Chile,

Qanta Phemicz

مطية

MARSEILLES.

Mar. 27.-E. L

28.---N.Y.K. Apr. 4.-P. & V.

6.-B. F.. 11.--N, V.K. 27. I

· 18.-P. & U. 10.-1. P. 29.-K. L. May 1.B. F.

2.-P. & O. 18.-P. & 0. 70.-R. F. 30.---P. & O June 1.-3. F.

13.-P. O. 20.-B. F. 97.-P.&O. July 11-P. &, 0), 15.-P. &0. Ang. 4.-B. F.

Apr. 8.B. 1. May 1.-B. F. June 1.-B. F

City of Simla. Hakone Mara. Dongola. Antilochus. Foshimi Mara. Diana Dollar. Nankin. D-modocu. City of Poona, Teucer-

LIVERPOOL

Apr., &.—B, F. 20.-B. F. May 1.-B. F

DR. B. June 1-B F.

20.-B. F.

Antylockas. Demodoçus Taroor. Daxis. Elpenor.

Fhemlus.

• GLASGOW.

Apr. 6-8, R.

20.-B..

May 1-B, F TO.-B. F Jane L-B. F. 20.-L. F.

Antilochas. Demodeona. Teucor. Dista

lpetor Themius.

AMSTERDAM.

Mar. 30.-E. A.

30-HEAL Apr. 6.-B. F:

10.-B. F. 1.-B. J. -24.-TA

3-IRAL.

May 6.-E. A 7.-B. F.

Afcfica. Saparo Ballerophon. Lycaon. Domodoous Indica.

Ranks.

Chila

Meator.

17. &.

Kin

Malave.

Bolivis. Panema. Australien.

June 1.-E. A.

20.-A. E

Joly B.---E. A. Aug. 7.-E. A.

ROTTERDAM,

Mar. 24-N.Y.X.

20-H.E.A.L 30--R, A, Apr. 2-R. F. 9.-R. F 10,-G, L, 14.-1. D.

10.-G. L

23.-D. F.

90,-. I..

24. A. 2.- H.A.L. 24-N. L 30.- F 30.-E.LAL

7-B

| May 6.—E. &.

Lima Maru. Baparoon. Afrika.

Pebru

* Deucalion.

Pembrokeshire. Curl Legion.

Erovin Glensho Dem-docus. Glanade. Indion.

Rheinland. WOTTA. Agabenor, Banka.

Chile.

Mentor.

14-R, B.

Perna

17.-E A.

Kian

2L-5, F.

Glaudus.

18.-R. B.

Welons.

Malaya

4B. F

Automedon,

IL-R, F

Arrastus.

June 1.-E. A.

18.-A. F. 20.-B. A.

25.-B. F.

July 8-B. A.

Ang. 7.-E A.

detergen

Bolivia. Teirosiss.

Panima. Australien

ANTWERP.

Bfar. 20.-FI, 1,

23.--N.Y.K. -

Apr. 4.-P. &0.

5.-B. F. 7.0.A.R. 11.-N.Y.K.

14.-R. B. 18.-P. & O.

19.-G. L 23R P 8.-N. I 30.-B. F. May S.-P., 16.-P. & D. 33.B. R 30.-P. & C..

| June 18.—P. & 0.

25. B, F.

27. P.&O.

Priam. Hakone Mard, Dongola. Bellerosbon. Paris Marn. Fushimi Maru.

Carl Legion.

Teakin. Glonghane. Domodocus.

Warr. Agapenor. Karmalo. Kashgar. Demodocus.

Tairerisa

WEATHER REPORT,

March 21d. 11b. 17m-Presse har decreased alightly at reporting stab » ions, expect at Tourano where it has increased alightly.

An anticyclone is central over M Obiza..

Freak to moderate monsoon may be expected along the B.E. ocast of China and over the N. China Sea.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours. ending at 10a.m. to-day, `0.00 Inob. Total rince January 18, 118 inches against an average of 4·91, faches.

Forecast for the 24 hours anding a qoon on March 8?, 1923, 1-Formos Channel. strong

N.E. winds,

-South coas of Okina hasarbei Jangkong and Lamnks N.E. winds, frosh to moderate; fair.

Hrogkong Gar Rock. N.E. winds, frona to moderats; fair.

4-dous coas of Ubins between Fongkook and Hainan. N.E. winds, fresh to modorato; fair,

HOYAL OBSERVATORY, HUTGIOTS.

DAILY WITHER KEPSIS

dratinn.

MARCH 21, 1227 -e.m

Hoar.

Barometer

at Ses Level.

Vi'divostock 630.11 23 Vorauto Eskristo.. Tukio Right

Kecablo

Jabims....

kilima...

Valhalwai

ܐ ausa:

Zinklang. Obsarahs..

Shanghai.. Jatala

harp Pk...7 80.2 Amoy m. 30,18 Swabow...

Fatbok Taichu Talon ..... Koihan

Pescadores.

Jenton Fagkong.

Jep Rock...

30.30 30.13 $7

90,11 37

30.05 84

80.14 81

11

Wachow BA Pathol Holbow...

> *Wind.

***

->pytung

30.19 89 63 30.17

Phalisa 7.30.28 Poutage.

Nyenza.

Rarditis.

30.1!

3.St. James

29.93

30.01

Dagupan

20.92 70

Dilta.

July 11.-P. &0.

Milwa

2.-P.&O. Devanha.

HAMBURG.

| Mar. 24.—N.V.K.

27. — E. L. 24.----H,EA.L. SO-T. A.

Apr. 7.-0.A.K.

9.-B. F

10,-G7, L.

14.-R. B. 26, ---FC, 4, L. 18-B. F. 79,-.. M. mult, Li.. $4E A 24.-H.A.I.. £%, -E. L. 98.-N. T 30.-H.E.A.L. May 0.-B. A.

14. B..F. 17.-E. A.

$8.-D. F.

| June 1.-E. Ă.

18.-B. F. 20-R A. July 8.-FA. Ang. 7--E. A

Linis Marit. Dity of Bimits.

Badaroos. Afrika.

Paris Maru. Dou❜alion. Pembrokeshire.. Carl Legien. Rheinland.

T vason. Giersbaco. Olanade,

·Indian.

Rheinland.

City of Poona. Worra.

Banka.

Кам

Chile. Parseut.

Nelous.

Malaya

Adrastos.

Bolivia. Panam

Australian.

BREMEN.

Saparoca Rheinland, Werthe

Mar. 30.—HE AL. Apr. 14.-H.A.L

26.-N. L.

30.-H.ELA.L.. Beaks.

Palaban ... • M Tolio

GL4.20

Yap Gsband...

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Ο W June, Director. Hongkong Observatory, Ms-oh 21, 1018.

1. DAROMETER, reduced to 37 degree Fahrenheit, on the level of the ses p Inches, tenths and hundredthe..

TEMPERATURE, la the shade in-de groes Fahrenheit

3. HEMIDITY, in porcentage of satsn tion the humidity of air astunted moisture being 100.

4. Traction of Winn, to two points 5. FORCE OF WIND, according t Deadford Belo

6. STATE OF WEATHER. b blue sky,

datashed aland, d drizzling rain,

fog

g gloomy, h hall. 1 lightning, o overcut

P passing showera, q aquali, è min. • Bana

thandor visibility w dow, wob

7. Rers in fashon tenths and ne dredths.

HONGKONG REGISTER.

Frorians date mija dvos sty pa.

GAY

6.

Kamala.

Kangbar. Danta. Nynars. Elponor. Sardinia. Phemins. Dolta Malers.

Devanka. Barpedos.

I p.0,

COPENHAGEN,

Mar. 30.-E. &-

Afrika.

Apr. 24.-E. A.

Indien.

Barometer... 30.18

90,19

20.15

May 8-EA..

Chile.

Temperature!

#8

-59

64

17.-E, A.

Kino.

Humidity...

47

68

0%

Juno. 1.--VÁ,

Malaya.

Direction of

20.-E. A.

Bolivia,

Wind......

WA

XX

Joly 8.—E, A.,

Panama

Force

1

$

HAVRE.

Atg. 7.-E. A

Australien

b

0

b

0.04 0.00

0.00

Antilochus. Toucar.

panor.

EONION

Mar. £2-P. & 0,-- Soudan,

29-4-R. F.

17.-E. L. 28.-N.T.K..

Apr, 2-1, 7th 4—P. & 0,

7-0.8K 9-RP / 10.--. L 11.-N.Y.K. 10.-H. F. 18.-P. 40. 20, G. L 23.––8. KAN $7.-P. &0. 32.-F. L 20B: F. May 2.—P, @ 0.

7-a F.

Frism

City of Simla

Hakone Maru

·Pyrrhus Dongols Bellerophon. Paris Mara. Deucalion. -Pembrokeshire. Fushimi Maru. Lycaon. Nankin Glenade. Densodocus. Biolla.

- City of Poona.

Agapouar.

Karcsis.

Mentor.

Persons.

14-BF

10. P. & 0.

Kashar

13.-P. & D.

Joos ----B. PAutomadom.

2-BF 57-P, &0.7

July 11,P&O

Glauche. Bóndan Nelens. [

Exmacús JrBardinia

Adrastar Demorleans

Tei esiam Delta ¿Nyanza.

Dévanba,

Ang C, E,

MOVEMENT OF STEIMER.

The C.P.8. R.M. Empress of Canada " arrived at Yokohama on Mar."

20 at 10.30 6.mi. losyen Yokohama on

Weather

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Highest op Air Temperature on the 20th of Lewart open als Temperature as the 7385-89

T. F. ULAZION, Dwector.

Mar. 21 av-10 mm. and is dus at Hong, flongkong, Oboratory, March 31, 1998.

Į kong on Mar. 16 at 6 p.m.

PASSENGERS.

CEPARTURES.

A.

Fer F. & D. a. "Kashmir! on Mar. HIME BW. Hauliton LA. Bamford, Mr C. 8. Turner, “Miss. R. ' Joo, Mr and Mrs Rau, Mrs Moðsny, Mr J. B. Modana. Men Grayburh, Col. and Mrs W. W. Crosby, Mesars F.. H. Hill

HONGKONG TIME SIGNALS,

The Time Ball on Kowloon Signat HÍ.

I dropped daily at 10 am, and 4 p.m.; axcept on Saterdays when it is dropped at 10 m. and I p.m., and on Bandays and Holidays when it is dropped as

The Ball la hoisted half mast s

5th minute and full mast at the 5772

J. Fisher, A. Karelsky, Airs Parker Rose,minate. Should the ball fall to drop at Miss Newcombe, Mesara G. V. Batuvia the carrot time 16 will be lowered # mani, F. M. Starling, T. G. Faget, miantes pist the hour and the ordinary MeFall O. A. Joy, 4 Boas. Inspector routine repeated at the following hour.

Old, Mirs Old, Mine Old, Miss Heanley, if enabled

Mr and Mrs G. W. Kenook, Mrs H. J. Enleht, Mrs. Sullivan Mr and Mrs

Grimon and family..

Hub It I

Bhoold the Time Ball ba out of onške the shown routine will be carried

on the Storm, Sikas with the fan

Trio Signals sie also given at

by rosine of three white lampe mounta VÁ gand many people think rheumatia vortically on the Obervatory wireless cinct be egred without taking BADSTONE masky Pe ma lietne..." "Cli unberlain's - Pain Balm - From 8.88 to 9,00 p.m. klas, lampa" min god thoroughly luto the skia", kas ágilsguished momentarily to the wee cured; far more cheamatiem, then shy | redonda, except at the Ind, 2003, Both Infernal remedy in existence and gives bass), and 86th of pach minúta 0LLERAT rajist qu'ekor. For mala by All Ubonate, 2 The hours refer to Hongkứng Binaura fand Storekeepers.

Llims (8 hours Kast di Greenwich;"

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