EDNESDAY, MAY 16 1823.
SMALL-POX HOSPITAL
SITE DISCUSSED BY TUNG WAH.
Yesterday afternoon the directors of the Tung Wah Hospital, presid ed over by the chairman, Mr. Wong Ping-sun, held a meeting to discuss 4.0 proposed new small-pox hospital at Aberdeen,
EASMA BEACH.
OPENED YESTERDAY AFTERNOON.,
A now flag made its appearance upon the harbour yesterday after- It was a red flag with a noon. some blue lettering and it flow at white oblong upon which appeared the stern of the steam launch which the Ex-Active Service, Men's As sociation has chartered for the sum- After the chairman had recount mer in order to transport ite mem- hors to their new bathing beach at ed the steps taken before the pre-Stonecuttera. sent projected site was offered by the Government, those present at the meeting discussed the pros and cons of the scheme,
P.W.D. BUSY.
THE CHINA MAIL.
NEGLIGENT CONTRACTORS
· PROSECUTED.
A representative of the Tung Wah Co, building contractors, ape
this morning to answer a summons peared before Mr. R. E., Lindsell
in respect of trespassing on Crown Land by storing timber thereon.
According to a meatber of the P.W.D. staff, the defendant com- The scheme has been made possi-pany is building the new Kowloon 'dilapidated ble by the ready asistance of the Hotel and owns a 0.0.0., Sir John Fowler, who has matshed" on the site. The permit allotted the Association a bit of the covering the shed only allows two It was found that the present beach on the Hongkong side of the watchmen, but, on inspection, it hospital at-Kennedy Town would Island and given permission for the was found that 22 men were sleep- lave to be given up as houses were military pier there to be used. The ing in it and it had beds for 30. For
The only stipulation made by the flo- this he was cautioned.. springing up around it.
He had a permit to store the Government had granted a site near eral was that members of the timber at one time but as the con- the repository at Sandy Bay but British Legion should have an equal ditions had not been observed it people who had bought land in the right to use the beach but so far not was cancelled on March 27. The than half a dozen Legion PW.D. official went on to say that. vicinity had objected. The sugges- more tion that the hospital be built on an members have expressed a desire to the breach of conditions was that island was also found impracticable avail themselves of the privilege. there was no fence round the tim and the Government had now offer This is largely accounted for by the ber like on the Peninsula Hotel ed site on a hill at Aberdeen, to fact that most of the Legion menu-site. which, if the offer was accepted, a hors now belong to the E.A.S.M.A. motor road would be built.
as well.
Mr. Li Yau-chuen proposed and Mr. Li Po-kwal seconded that the offer he accepted and this was agreed to. The meeting also ap pointed Mess16. Wong Ping-sun and Lo Chung-kue to report to the
S.C.A.
Details of the proposed hospital were then discussed and it was decided to ask the Government to allot a site which would permit of future expansion,
BORDER TROUBLE.
MORE FIGHTING AT
SHUM CHUN.
Uneasiness as to the possibilities of fighting just beyond the New Territory border has resulted in a number of police and soldiers be- ing warned to hold themselves in readiness for frontier duty should occasion arise.
It is reported that a body of well- armed troops marched along the border yesterday afternoon from
The
Just over 40 bathers, including several indies, went over on the first trip yesterday afternoon so that the popularity of the venture seems to be assured from the start. beach, according to a circular to members of the E.A.S.M.A., in “for the use of members, their wives. and children and their European | friends exclusively. Transporta- tion is provided fire by the Associa- tion, the cost of it being met out of the profits made by the Easma
Clah.
7-BE.
NOTIOR TO SHIPPERS AND Aug. 1.-B. F.
PASSENGERS.
"ROJECTED DEPARTURE:
Way
May
May
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BENIKÁ ODART, MIG.
Haibong
Klungehow.
Kwongrang
Halfoong
EWATOW. 17-0.7.0. Buiyang, latan dung sing. 18.--D, L. 19-0. N. 20.-LOS.N. #.-D..1 18.--1.0.8.N. 13.-1.0.8.N. 12-0. N. 24. C. N. 24,-0.8.E. 25.-D. L. 20.--1.0,8.N.. 17.-1.0.8.N.
18-D. L
AMOY.
19.-C. N. 99.--D.`L. 99.-C. N. 21.-0.8.K. 25.-D. L.
Hepang Foeshing. Kwangchow Bunning
Boeku Maru. Haiching.
Lokrang.
Eang.
Haitong. Blangohow. Halloong... Szechuan
Boabu Maru. Hatching.
SPOOCHOW
18-D. U 72.-D. L.
Haibonx.
Heiloong.
$5.-D. L. Haiching
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TAKAO. His Worship fined defendant $501 and ordered the complete removal May 24.-0. B. K. Boshu Maru. of the timber within seven days. An application for another order, for defendant to pay rent from the date when the permit was cancell ed till the timber was removed, was refused,
- CARELESS BLASTING
Mr. F. C. Neville, of the Public Works Department, prosecuted the Yau Hing Co., building contractors. There were three summonses, one for negligent blasting, another in respect of faulty matsheds, and the third for depositing rubble on Crown Land without permission,
Defendant company is levelling pro-a site on which a two-storeyed house and two bungalows are to be erected,
A commodious matshed equipped with dressing rooms and a bar has been built on the beach, and comfortable derk chairs and tables for afternoon tea have been vided.
OSAKA ACCIDENT.
TWO FILIPINO ATHLETES HURT.
OSAKA, May 15. An automobile occupied by some Nam Tau and encamped. in and Filipino athletes, who had only around Shun Chun. Later in the arrived in Osaka to-day, met with day they were surprised by a batch an accident in front of the Ichioka of Cantonese troops, who, although Girls' School, fewer in numbers, secured the Two Filipino champions were upper hand The newcomers re-injured, one seriously. treated in the direction that they
had come and from Lok Ma Chau
LATER.
On May 8, at 5 p.m. Mr. Neville visited the site when blasting opera- tions were going on. Two pieces of stone, 8 inches cube, were pro- jected considerable distances. One was sent forty feet into the air and fell in Stubbs Road while the other smashed the railing on Craigmin Road. Defendant should have put up a barricade and covered the
SHANGHAI, May 17.-G.P.S. Empress of Asia, 17.-J.QJL Tjithsnoek. 17.-C. N.
Guigang. 18.-N.T.K. Bengal Maru. 19.-C. N. Kiunkchow 19.-0. N. Yingchow. 19.—N.T.K. || Iyo baru. 2-105N. Taoghing 20.-P.&O. Deltл.
20.-1.0.9.7. Kwongsang. 21.-N.Y.K. Penang Maru. 31.-T.K.K., Tenyo Marn. 22.-N.Y.E. Katori Maru. 27.-A.U.L
Pres. Madison. 92.-0. N. - Stochuen.
23-1.08.N. 29.-F. M. 94.-C. N. 24.-F. & 0.
Foonbing.
Pren. Taft.
Sonning.
Houdan.
25.-I.C.S.N.
Loksang.
31.-L T.
Fiume L.-
Jago
1.-B. F.
Toireslaa.
Empress of Canada.
Devanha
27.-L.C.S.N. Esang.
2.-Q.P.8, 3.-P. & O. 3.-T.K.K. 3.-A.O.L. 6.- P. M. 9.-E. L. 14-T.K.K. 14.-C.P.S. 13.---A.0.L. 97.-A.O.L
drill holes. Mr. Neville proceeded July 9-B. F.
to the spot immediately afterwards
and found that nothing had been
done.
Korea Mard.
Pros. MoKinley, Pros. Clevelaol. City of Manchester. Shinyo Maru. Empress of Russia, Pros. Jackson. Pres. Jefferson. Empress of A'lis.
Biberis Mara. Sarpedon. Empress of Asia. Taiyo Marn,
29.-O.P.8. 10.-T.K.K.
12.-C.P.S. 12.-T.K.K.
TIENTSIN,
KEELUNG.
Defendant blamed his fokis; May 17.-LO.S.N. Choongshing. whereupon His Worship remarked The two Filipinos who were hurt that he was responsible for their police station, on this side of the in the motor-car accident are base-actions and imposed a fine of $50 May 19-N.Y.K Iyo Hard.
in respect of this summons. border, men could be seen march-half players named Ylanan and ing away until darkness fell. None Montalbo, but their Injuries are of the troops have yet ventured to slight.---Courtesy Daily Bulletin. cross the border but it is felt that either set of combatants may be forced by the victors to seek refuge in British territory.
During the fighting, the in- habitants of the war-zone made a temporary migration into the New Territories to avoid being cm- "broiled,” It is also believed that" during their absence some of the troops pillaged what little property there was in the houses,
PEKING MISHAP.
TOBACCO STORE BUILDING" COLLAPSES.
FOUR MEN BURIED.
PEKING, May 10.
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ARRIVALS.
KOWLOON'S AFFAIRS.
IMPROVED LIGHTING AND MORE FERRIES.
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$1T.K.K. June 2-TK.K. 14-TEK July 18.-T.K.K.
Tango Mara. *Korea Maru. Shinyo Maru Taiyo Mara.
THINGTÃO.
May 19-0. N.
21-LO..N.
Yiogobow. Foosting.
HAIPHONG và HOIHOW.A
Among many items dealt with at May 18.-LO.B.N. Losang. the last meeting of the General Committee of the Kowloon Residents' Association the. follow- May 17.-J.C.J.LTjimanoek.
-DALNY.
HOIHOW.
Chiohus 20.-10.8.N. Chugsang.
Xunnsa IL-U. N.
Last evening, a two-storied building were finalised: ing occupied by, Galati'a tobacco Kowloon Lighting:-Complaint store collapsed, presumably due to by the Association about the de- May 17-0, N. adjoining building operations dis- fective lighting of Coronation and Kowloon Roads has brought the Four men, including one for-interesting announcement from the eigner, were buried in the debris, Government that the question of ona Chinese being fatally injured. improving street lighting through- The French Legation guards, out the whole Peninsula is Dow Tuikwa Maru (Y.K.K.) from Hai-
who were promptly on the score, receiving the consideration of phong, Pakhoi 636
Taito Maru (N.Y.K.) from Shang-worked vigorously for three hours the Public Works Department.
hofore the last. man was dug out hai, Amoy,-Off Stonecutter.
Unkai Maru (Sato & Co.) from still alive. Courtesy Daily Bulletin.
Ku Ching.-BAL
Glenogie M. & Co.) from CHINESE LOOTERS. Shanghai.-A2.
Phemius (B. & S.) from Liver AMERICAN TROOPS SENT TO pool, Singapore-Holt's. Hydrangea (Chin
Swatow.-Co's Wharf.
On) from
fram
Bintang, J. Manners) Bangkok, Swatow.-C17.
Martinque, Manners) from Bangkok.-C42.
Kwong Sang, J. M. & Co.) from Shanghai, Swatow-Co's Wharf,
Haihong, (Douglas & Co.) from Fuochow, Swatow-Co's Wharf.
Genoa Mar, (N.Y.K.) from Bom bay, Singapore, Kowloon Wharf. Glenfalloch, (Seng Soon Hong) from Penang, Singapore, --B24.
Kwang Chow, (B. & S) from Bangkok, Swatow.-B11.
DEPARTURES.
Kwangsang, M. & Co.)
for
TONGSHAN.
TIENTSIN, May 15.
PAKHOI.
May 23.-C. N. Yennan.
HAIPHONG.
Yonnan.
May 92.-0. N..***
WAISON,
11-10.L
Improved Ferry Service:-The Association having emphasized the May 18.-U.8.8.8. need of more ferries during the rush hours, the Star Ferry Com- Jass 1.-0.9.K, pany has now provided a five- minule service which has greatly relieved the congestion. The May 19-E A. Company requested the Committee to point out that slight congestion at the entrance to the Kowloon
Murss. Lake Unaws. Kibu Maru.
BANGKOK.
Martinique. 20-LC.8.7. Chanang,
Bintang 18.E A
Kwangchow. 12--0. N.. 22-LOAN.
Hopsang. Banka. 24.-B. A
"Klahu-Maru.
BINGAPORE.
May 17.-0. N.
A message from Tongahan states Wharf and just past the Ticket that the traffic manager of the Pok-Office at the Hongkong Wharf June 1-O.RE. ing Mukden Railway called up the during the busy hours is caused Commander of the American troops through passengers congregating at midnight on the 12th inst,, re-at those places in spite of repeated porting that Chinese troops were requests to pass along to the wait footing the city, and that he feared ing rooms
Chinese Funeral Noises at Hom-) the safety of the railway properly.
The American troops immediately untin:-The Captain Superinten manned the compound and sent out dent of Police having written that 4 small datachment to investigate, nothing could be done if the noises but finding the Chinese were merely were the usual ones inseparable kooting in the railway yard the from these ceremonies, and the
Committee's discussion
having detachment was recalled,
elicited that they were, the matter was allowed to drop,
It has transpired that about 80 Chinese attempted to rob a native
Nanyo, Maru, (V.K.K.) for Sai bank, but that the police frustrated gon.-May 16.
the attempt.
Firing lasted about an hour, the Courtesy Daily Bulletin."""
Glenogle, U. M. & Co for police traing all their ammunition.
Canton.-May 16.
Hamburg, Singapore.-May 16,
Po Tung, (Chun Tung) for Fort
Bayard-May 16:
Chefoo, (Yan Wo) for Kwong Chow Wan-May 16: 3/
Kashgar, (P. &O) for London, Singapore. May 16.
Africa, (O.S.K) for Tacoma, Shanghai-May 16,
HONGKONG V. SWATOW.
PROGRAMME OF FIXTURES. The Swatow Recreation Club West Jessup, (Arnhold & Co.) for have fixed the following pro- Portland, Yokohama May 16.4 gramme for the H.K.C.C.. Team Kaying, (B. & S.) for Singa- which is going to Swatow for pore, Amoy-May 16.77
Ethan Allan, (Pacific Mail) for New York, Iloilo. May 16,
Genoa Maru, (NY) for Yoko hama, Shanghai-May 16
The requint monthly.m
Whitsun
Chinhus 18.-U.S.S.B. Mares.
Meriones. $0.-B. F 10P.M.Lake Fielding. 21-B, F. 21.-0.8. K. -NY.K. 15.-L.A. 26-GI 37-NALE,
Gilauona. Samatta. Mar. Kitang Maru
Chile Se
Siscaris Wales, Milen.
Hon. Secretary -Mr. T. A. Martin having tendered his resign- Jane L-B. Elenor ation as he is going Home shortly,
Mr. C. M. McDonald was appointed
Hon. Secretary. The Chairman expressed the Committee's appreci- ation of Mr. Martin's service. They were sorry he was leaving them,
DOMESTIC DISPUTE SEQUEL
CHINESE CONSTABLE
DETAINED
16.-A. O. EL
Pred, Jackson, Pros. Jeferson Fhilactatea. Achilles. Frottellans.
Poleus Sarpedon
~P. & 0.
“Khiru.
Rhaxanor.
July 8-B. F
Aug. 11-B. F
Bolivia. Laomedon.
34-3; F
Kashmir.
Australian
Macedonia.
Dongolk.
May 21.-8. & B. Juus 14.---U.§.S.B.'
CLOS ANGELES,
Doyleston. Karan.
TACOMA.
12.-B. F.
·17—E.-A.. 20.—B, B. 1. 12.-P. &:0. BI.-E. A. Sept. 5.-P. & 0.
19.-P.. O. 30.-E. A.
Got. - & O.
JAYA. Mantum
PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, BIG,
May 15.-U.8.8.8,
MANILA
Mass. Yeonsang. Tengo Maru. Taming.
18-1.0.8.N. 31.-T.K.K, 19,-0. N. 2.-A.O.L. 20.-N.Y.K. 20,--A. O. 31.-P. M. 81.-H. A. L Jano 9-E & A
6.~~~A, O. L.
i-R. B: 10.-P. M. IL.-D.R.8.B. 14.-T.K.K. July 10-H.A.L
12.K.K.
Aug. 4.-E. & A.
Pros. MaKinley.
Aki Moru. Changsha
Pros. Cleveland. Erroland. Extern.
Pros. Jackson. Adolph von Bayer
Pree. Pierce. West Ivan.
Shiago Maru. Preussen. Talyo Maru St. Albana.
SANDAKAN.
Changsha,
28.-1.0.8.N. Hiasang.
May 20.- 0.
JAYA PORTS, I:10.
Haya Maru. Tjisondari. Tillawong. Smog Maru. Persia Maru.
May. 17.-T.K.K.
21.-J.O.J.L 24.-3.0.J.T 40.-Nanyo Y.K.
26.-T.K.K. 31.-TEK.
Raiyo Maru.
Juce 16-Nanyo T.K. Bandoong Maru. INDIAN PORTS, STO,
CALCUTTA
VIA BANGOON).
May 19.-P. M.
30-LOAN. 31-N.Y.K. June 6.0.9.K.
18.-B. I. 10.-1.0.B.N. 22-B. L.
Lake Fielding. Hossog.
Rangoon Maru.
Honolulu Maru.
Janns.
Laisang
Јарап.
PENANG.
May 1-0.8.I Bomatra Maro.
BOMBAY AND COLOMBO.
May 31.--0.8.K. $7.-N.Y.K.
Juno 4.-P. & 0.
-0. 9. K. 6.-P. & O. 19.-P. & O, $.-P. & 0. July 11.-P. 0.
26.-P.&O. Sept. B.-P. & 0. Oot. 8.-P. & Q.
Sumatra Maru. Wakssa Maru.
Laboro. Altal Maru. Sondan. Jerporo
May 16-0. 8. K. Africa Maru.
SAN FRANCISCO.
| May 17,—D. L
21...T.K.K. £3.-P. M.
Juno 3.-T.KS.
6.-P. M. 14.-T.K.K. 2.-0.8.6.B.. 30.-T.K.K.
Jaly 1-P. K. K.
Harold Dollar. Tonyo Maru Pro. Tail Doylestory Korea Maru." Pres. Cleveland. Abloyo Mare. Muria. Biber Mara.
Taiyo Mara.
VALPARAISU.
VIA JAAN, HONOLULU, SAN FRANULOO
SAN PEDRO, SALINO Caux, Barbad
CALLAO, Axioa & Equique)
May 31.-D. L
Juno 7.-T.E.K
July 3-T.K.K.
Sept. 5.-T.EE.
Harold Dollar.
Beiyo Mun
Rakoyo Mato. Ginyo Maru.
Sept. 20.-T.K.K.. Anyo Maro.
RAVANI NEW ORLEANS GALYSETON & MOBILE.
Narboro..
May 38.-T. L'O.
PORTLAND.
Jane 10.-U.8.8,B.- Parist.
DAIREN.
Jobs 30.-T.K.K. Siberia Maru.
NEW YORK.
(VIA PANA). 5.
Narboro
May 18.-T. I. 0.
June 5.--.T.K Msyebashi Maru.
May 17.-B. F.
(VIL BU1Z)
17.-T.K.K. 18.-P. L. 23.-P. M.
June S.-D. & Co.
Earplochus,
Hayo Maru Eastern Prinas.
City of Birmingham
Prom. Taft
Relpo Maru.
Kendal Castle.
- 5-8, F.-————- Qunfa. ----
B.-O. 8. H. 11.-P.
15.-B. F.. 13.-B. F.
July 1-P. L
5.-B. F. 8.-D. &Co.
Delta. Malwa.
1.-B. F. 26.-8. F Aug. 5.-B. F.
Boudna.
Macedonin.
Hantus.
AUSTRALIAN PORTS.
MYDNEY AND MELBOURNE,
May 24, 0,
28.-N.T.K. Jane 8-E &A.
2.T.X. July 7-E, & A. Aug. 4.-E. & A.
Obangeba.
Aki Maru Eastern Tango Mara. Arafure. Bt. Albans..
JAPAN POETY.
May 17-N.Y.E.
17.-0.P.8. 17-B; I. 18.-N.Y.E. 19.-N.Y.K. 20-P. 0, 200. B. K. 11.-N.Y.K.
11. T.K.K. PS-1.0.6.N. 92--A.O.L 12-N.YK. 22-B. 1. 1-P. M. 28.-O.RK. 28.-1.0.8.N. 30.-P.&O. 31.-L. T. June 2.-O.P.8.
3.-P. & O. 3.-E.K.K. 3.A.0.L 6.-P. M. 6.-0.8. K.
Tang, Mary
Empress of Aais. Chakrata Bengal Maru. Iyo Mara. Delta..... Sakko Mara.. Penang Maru. Tenyo Maru Fooksang
Pres. Madison. Katoci Mara. Janus. Pras. Tait. Atlas Maru. Laisang Kashgar. Fiamo L. Empress of Canada. Devants.
Kores Mard. Free MoKinley
Pres. Cleveland.
Alps Maru.
7.-Nanyo Y.K. Cheribon Maru, 8.-E. L
City of Manchester
14-T.K.K. Shinya Mara.
14:-0.P.8.
14-A. O. L. 97.-A. O. IL 23.0.P.8. 30-T.K.K July 18-CPS. 12-TKK
Empress of Basalo Pros: Jackson. Pres. Jafferson. Empress of A'lia. Biberia Marn. Empress DI ARIA; Taiyo Maru
'HONOLULU.
May 91-1.KE
$8-P. I. June 3.-T.K.K.
6.-P. M
T.K.K. 30-TKE. July 12-T.K.K.
Tenyo Haru. Pros Taft. Koros Maru Proe, Cleveland. Shinyo Maru Siberia Maru. Talyo Mara, ·
KERCHIELGEN ↑ PUERTE.
VANCOUVER, ETC.
May 17-O.P.8.
12.-N.Y.K. 21.-D. L.
4.-N.Y.K.
4.-N.Y.K.
-N.Y.K.
Hangon Mar
June 20.P.8.
10.9.K;
G. E. 1P &0 3-0.8.R 4-B. Fate's
8-EL
P&O
8.-N.Y.K.
Kubu Maru. Glenamor, Tanos
Java Maru. Kudon. City of Teklo. Sonda "Haruna Maru
Honolulu Maru: 11-BF Bomasua 11. C.8.8.8,7% West-Ivan” 11.-P. & 0: Jërpara. 12- BL 15.-P. 40. 14-0.8.E 17-F.&0. 18.-B. 7. 18,E
-0.8K
30.-B. F.
The wife of a Chinese, constable', Saturday May 19-Afternoon Soccer Interport; Evening at No. 7 Station, collapsed outside Billiard Interport and dance. the station he afternoon. She was July 3 Sunday May 20-Morning removed to hospital and is alleged Tennis Interport; Afternoon. to have accused her bueband of Bathing picaic and Interport ssaulting her after domestic
When she was examined" at the was to Cricket Interport, with Tiffin it hospital, her condiven
of the local branch of the Marine. Mon May 21 whole day. Engineers! Gulld
have been held
Lavoidably postpone
is un- Club, and Swatow R.G. dinner in to be very serious and the
the evening.
under detention:
Empress of Asia. Iyo Mara. Earold Dollar. Empress of Canada. Shidruoka Maro. Shurako Mara
- 13 - B., Y.Achilles.
...
14.-C.P.S. 'Empress of Russia,
99-0.P.8.
July 2BF.
12-0.PA Aug. 14-B. F. Sept. 11.-B. F.
14.-B. F.
ད
May 17.-B. F.
16.-P. L
Amar Maru.
Roman Prince.
City of Fittsburg. Keemun.
Gaelic Prince. Diomed. Wray Castle. Langton Hall. Tolemichus. Raloras Talthgbius..
BOSTON,
26, B., June D. & Co.
A-B. F.
.-N.Z.K. 11.—P, L. 16.--B. F. to.-B. F. July 1-P. L. 5.B. F. 7-0.8.K. 8.-D. & Co.
1B, F.
25.-B. F.
Eary lochus. Evitam Prince. City of Birmingham. Kondal Castle. Cinta. Mayobashi Maru. Roman Prince. City of Pittsburg. Beémon. Osalie Prince. Domod. Hamborg Maru. Wray Castle. Langton Hall.
Telemachos.
Aug. 6.-B. §. - Kaloms.
15.-B. F..
Talthyblus.
SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.
DURBAN AND CAPETOWN. (VIA HINGAPORE, BURSON AIRrs, Rio DE JANEIRO, SANTOS AND MAURITIUS) June 1.-0.8. K. Panama Marg.
BARCELONA & VALENOIA.
Ermland. May 28.-HA.L.
FOR VALENCIA.
Chile.
Malaya.
May
-E. A..
June 18.-E. A Joly 9 E A. Ang.. 17.-E. A 31E A Sept 30-E A.
Partins,
Bolivia
Australian. Java.
June 7-L. T.
|
BRINDISI, VENICE & TRIESTE,
Nippon Fiume L
28.-L. T.
May $5.-E. A 28. G. L 20.-B. F. Jive 1.-G. Li 18,-. A. 20.-B. F. July: 9.-EA, Aug. 17.-E A
31.
Sept. 30-
WEATHER REPORT.
May 16d. 10h 45m—Pressure has increased moderately to slightly in all districts. The existence of a typhoon indicated by the Fortoga 6 am. observatory yesterday' was not confirmed by subsequent observations.
The Eastern Sea depression has moved castward.
A shallow depression is still shown over Indo-China.
Hongkong rainfall for the 34 ban ending at 10 am. to-day, 0·00 inok. Total ainos January lab, 10:41 inches against an average of 18:40 inclion.
Foroost for the 24 houre ending m noon on May 17, 1923.
1--Formona Chacool, N.E. winds, fresh,
__1-South court of China bölimen Hongkong and Lamooks, B; windu
mademte; cloudy, some rain later.
3-Hongkongto Gap Book, Elwinds, moderate; cloudy, somó raia latar,
__*--Bousu cosa) of Uhing between winda, Tongkang, and Hainan. moderate; cloudy, some rain ister.
ZKETAL OBERERATURY,
HONGKONG, DAILY WEATHER, KEPORS
Station.
MAY 16, 1873,
Sagmak!...
Hour.
Barometer
41-Sen Lovel
Ti'divestock & ....
euroa. 30.34
7xkodate.. 30.23
Tulo
30.14
Look! ****!*
29.94
29.90
Karolina
2.88
Jrbima
99.80
Fat
19.82
ablima *
29.86
Bouta Taland
19.85
Welhalwol
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