AVERAGE MARKET PRICES.

July 27th, 1912.

The Frics are given in Dollar Ŏents.

BOTCHEN Mar,

NUMA Mo Lang På Yuk-Host, sirloin

and prime cat sin ma 19. 20

Ham Ngau Yok-Corned Beef

22

Bala Ngau Yok--Roast Beef...

Ngau Nam-Brest of Bost.....

16

Tong Yok-Beet for soup

20

Ngan Yok Pa-Beed Stank......

22

36

ww

100

Ngan Yok Chong-Sausages

Lo Ngan Mô Hulloor, Ernina

Ngan Lac-Boof Steak, Hirtois. Ib. 30

** Ngan Lo-Bullock's Tongue,

frosh, nach 60 a Blm Kem Lo corned »,60 Ngau Tau Bullock's Hoad... 85 Ngan Ban

Herb, b. 18 Him Ngau Kin-Best Hump,

Ngau Hök-Bullock's Fest each 8 Ngan IuHallock's Kidney...... Ngau Met-Bullock's Tall.

18

18

Ngan Kon-Bullonk's Edvor. Ib. 12 Ngan T-Bullock's Trips,

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Yong

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jb. 24 "Kök--Pig's Foot in each 12 Cha No-Pig Brain.......per set 24 the Tsip Pig's Fry

Chu Ta-Pig Head

Ib. 25

18

Cha In-Pig's Kidney ......pair Que Pái Kwat--Pork Chop... lb. 20 Chu Bam-Pig's Heart 0.

Cha Kon-Pig's Liver

Chu Taxi-Bucking Pige (to.

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24

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Hai-Craba

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a. Pak Kap Ye-Gudgeo.......

拿自

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A Po Yo-Skate...nte

Lap Yü-Snapper

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BRZ Teo Hou Yu-Turbot.........

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1

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+ P6 Tai Tez-Grapes... Let ql. lb. —

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am Chía Chan Chang Orange,

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We reproduce below an extract from a full page advertisement of British Malaya, in which is given a short history of rubber cultivation in that territory:

RUBBER GROWING.

Thanks to

7

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 1st at 6.30 p.m.-Red South Coun

inevitable expenses of getting together, arrang- In connection with the Rubber Exhibition i have been defrayed party by the respective ing, and supervising such an admimble display London The Times has produced a supplement Governments of the Felerated Malay States and Drum hoisted. of eleven pages, in whith the subject of rubber and of the Straits Settlements,

partly

also by ie dealt with in all its aspects. There an the Planters Association of Malaya. The On the 2nd at 1155 a.m.-The typhoon special artislis on the rubber industry in Brasil, actual work on this side has been in the Pars to be situated about 100 miles to the Ceylon, Britisk Melays, The Congo, in Java, hands of the F.M.S. Agency, under the dirso-Southward of Pratas Shoal, and to be moving Mexico, the West Indies also on rubber diseases tion of Sir William Taylor, K.C.M.G.. towards W.N.W. The barometer is falling on and pests, the history of mbber, the chemistry of late Resident-Gonoral

the 8. coast of China. It has risen considor- at Kuala Lumpar, rabbor, ayuthetic rabber and many other and Mr. F. J. B. Dykes, Dapnty Agent.ably in N. Luzon. subjects.

their efforts the visitor to 'The decroase of pressure at the Bonias in- the Agricultural Hall, may learn more about oates the existence of a depresion over the rubber and the rubber-growing industry by a Pacific to far the S.W. of the group. It is skort examination of the contents of the pavi- probably moving towards N.W. lion devoted to British Malays than by the par- neal of whole volume of the financial journals Japan. British Malaya Las of late come before the public in all matters appertaining to rubler. which have undertaken the instruction of the public as the chief coat of cultivated rubber. The Exhibition quo affords an excellent oppor-art of the Chien Son Owing to its natural situation, to its soil, and tanity to the manufacturers of certain to the regularity, quantity, and equal diste class of maskinery to discover how for at 10a.m., today, 0.15 inches. bution of its rainfall, the Federated Malay their specialities may be adapted to the now States have already proved themselves to industry. The first machine ever used for the be the most suitable entry ontalde Braz washing of rubber was constructed by the for the moth of the Hevea brasiliensis, the Federated Engineering Company of Koala today is as follows: sureo Para # rubber, al extensive Lampar in 1904. Since then the same Company arons of desirable land in close proximity to has tazzal out the crêping" machine by which the towns, roads, and railroads are being a beautiful lace-like sheet, easy to be dried and rapidly taken up and planted with this tree.

Theides of caltivating rubber trees for profit was at fist laughed at as a fanciful project. the raw rabber, and machinery is probably ep- But the sosticism with which rubber planting plicable to many other departments of the in-fouth coast of China between Same as No. 1. was greeted in its inception is now dispelled by the fact that already more than 50 millions dustry. The mechanical engineer who will,

The highest pressure is shown over S.E.

Rough weather may be exposted over the N.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ourling

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon

FORECAST,

DISTRICT Hongkong & Neighbourhood,

from attained in the treatment of the latoz and Formosa Channel to bo smoked, is produced. But Buality is far

Hongkong and Lamerks.

{N.E strong

winds,

sterling have boon invested in curierefore, bend his mind to the problems pre-south coast of China between N.

immense area of dense forest into

ing and profitable robber plantations, giving employmest to vast bars of Europeans, Javanese, Tomile, and Chinese. It is this remarkable evolution which has brought so prominently into notice an outlying portion of the British Empire, previously but little known to the antravelled Englishman.

The story of the introduction of the Herra brazilisnak into Malaya i

a ia a veritable roman^A. In 1873, at the suggestion of Sir Joseph Hooker, Director of Kew Garden, Mr. James Collins (afterward Government Botanist in Singapore) want to the Amazons and alluted some hundreds of seeds of

rubber. Most Par

of them faild to germinate

after

thoir son voyage, and only about a dezon plants were raised at Kew and sent out to Calcntis, The climate there not saiting them, they dind, and it was not nul 1876 that Mr. II. A. Wickbam, commissioned

by the Kaw anthori ties, sucorded in bringing home some 70,000 seeds, from which about 2800 plants were raised. A consignment of these medlings was sent out to the Botanical Gardens of Ceylon and to the newly-founded cardens of Singapore, but by an accident the latter batoh wore destroyed. A second lotoftwenty-two despatched the next year were saconsfally planted by the Curator, Mr. Murton. Some of these original trees are still standing, and one of them is believed to be the biggest ribber tres in existenes. It is from these fow specimens sent from Kow to Ceylon and Singapore that has ang the great indus try of elevated rubber at industry greated parts of the world.

The advent of the

during

an unprecedented demand for rubber, and to in- crease the supply Malayan plant-rs have the past in years rooted ap their coffee plants- tions and wept away vast areas of forest. All over the Pminants there are now to be seen flour- ishing robber plantations where but a few years ago stood the primeval jungle. Roudsand railways have multiplied, now villages have spring RP labourers bate poured into the country, and Europeans bave hastened out to act as mans gere and assistants. Upwards of 9.000.000 soeds and plants have been distributed from the Singapore Gardens alone, as well large bambors from Ceylon, Nor has the cultivation by any manne as yet reached its limits, and he would be a bold who

would predict the artout to which the industry will ultimately attain. From 1906

the on waris

exported have quantities of rabbar increased supendously, the increase of 1907 over 1906 being 100 per cent.; that of 1928 over 1907 50 per cent that of 1909 over 1908 100 per cent; that of 1910 over 1909. 100 per cent.; and, in view of the large arreages being planted, it is almost cermin that equally large ratios are still to-be expected. The following table shows the actual quantities, with ther approximate values in pounds sterling :---

RUBBER CROPS EXPORTED AND THEIR VALUE. Fedomfed Malay Blater and Straite Settlements, from 1905 to 1910.

Quantity

Exported.

Value.

194,000

*1,977/b. $ 1.057.231-

1173

Years.

1905

1905

1,035 60115

1907

1.998.8891b.

1903

3186.09916.

1939

1910

TROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HỌNGKONG (SUBJECT TO ALTERATI (N),

DESTINATION

STEAMRES

SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE & Mor: "YEDDO”

DATE OF SAILINGS.

On 5th August.

TELEPHONE No. 171.

YORK BUILDINGS TOP FLOOR

For Freight and Further Partionlarz, apply to

OLOF WIJK & CO., CHINA AGENCIES, AKTIEBOLAG.

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Tai Tain-Plantains

J

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** Luk Yau-Pumelo, Amoy ... soch

* Chim Lo Lak Yau-Pamelo, Saím, 27

San Hop T-Walnuts, Frosh lb. 20 Hop To Walnuts, Green 'vastus. Shanghai Lo Kwat

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Artichokee, Shanghai.....

Loong Boo Ta'oi—Asparagus...dos -- *7 Chuk Ɛhun-Bamboo Shoots ... Ib. '5

# Nga Tebi-Beans, Sprout

Tau Kok

Long

Min Tan, Broad Fin T----

Frenob, S'hal O Moon Bin Tau-Beans,

Maeso (French).........

- Hung Thu Ta'oi Sho Beetroot

Kan Sun-Cane

Tring Ke-Brinjal Green...

Yuen Ke- Red......... Pak Troi-Brasaios

Kal Tr'oi-Cabbage Chinese

* Bhai Kai Ta'i

Shanghai

Kam Shin-Carrotammene i WAR Ye Taroi Fe-Cauliflower............ Qaak- #*** Tai Ye Ta'ci Fä--... Larga Biso „ * Chung Yo Ta'oi Fa-Cauliflower

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lb

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JapanooPOANTASO MOLESCENC MEME Shangha Tsung Taa-Onions,

Shanghai

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# 25 Foochów Bhu Taal-Potatoes

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&F# Shanghai Sha Tasi-Potato

Shangbai ##*B Yat Pon 8ku Teaí--Polatcies,

Japanese .........ócokreta qədərəfa O Mun Shu Taai--Potatoes,

BARE Fa Ke Ahu Thai-Potatoes,

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Fan.Sau-Potatoes, Sweat......

Tung Kwa-Pumpkin...env y Chu Trai To Pureline

# Hung Lo Pair Tai-Eadish.

Kon Te*ang Tau--Shaloba............... Fin Ts'oi-Spinach..

་༩

30

Fu Kwa-Bitter Squash

* Kon Lát Chiu-Chilies, Dried

18

6

Tring Lot Tain-Chilias, Green

1

8

6

Hung F Tatu Chillies, Red

12

*E* Ting Kws-Cucumbers,

***

-

*

English

H

Skuen Taa--Garlic..........

La Kedaginger eld

10- XA Li Te'ol Lia-Curry Stuff,

To Keung Ginger, young ...

Tying Tau-Green Pea

*

6

81 L-Pear Canton

Hung Ja-lums' wazo

Sin Tal-Pant, Cooking Canton--

H

Hong 'To-Feralminose large

26

H

Pub Ti. Po Lo-Pins→pple...

10

Kau Lik-Horse Badiab, S'hai

Ib.

A Yeang Shang Troi-Lettuce, lb.

* Grange (Canton)

Kilat Fears (America), ............meani

** Sak Mai-Sweet Corn............ piaca

Fan

Le Pak Spinnak Chineas....... Tau kok.............................. Lien Ngau-Lily Boot

Young Le Pak-Tumipe, Eng. Tait Kwa-Vegetable Marrow, Mă Tai –Water Chestnuts,

Common......

13.

*

3

8

8

6

Kwới Lam Ma Tai-- Water

Chestants, Mandarin.... W#2 Sai Trong Te'oi-Water Crassos, 5

Tai Shu-

par bundle -

5

The prices necessarily vary from day to day and the Sanitary Board has no power to compa' stallholders to sall at the price quoted.

W, BOWEN ROWLANDE,

Secretary, Sanitary Board.

3,395.474--

6,677,031-

399 000 785,000 7.498,258 - 882 000) ... 61120231b. 19.894 287 - 2,340,000 12,245,8641b. 48,405,471 - 5,695,000 1911 (FM.S. only) to and May. 7,119,6431b being an increase over corrisponding period of 1910 of 2,722,5271b.

*Straits Settlements only.

In 1896 the average value of the Para rubber from the Malay Peninsula waz 28. 83. per lb., 18973, in 18783s.3d., and in 1899. 3s. 10d.; but

pur-

sented in the production of the highest grades of rubber might well find protitable scope for bia inventive genius at the Agricultural Hall

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field & Bwire. HATCHING, British str., 1,247, W. C. Passmore,

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Day of

As in inohen, tonths and hundroths.

the great development of the rubber tyre busi-MARIE, German str. 1.169, H. Schleikeir, 30th ness, accertnated by the shortage of African rubber, soon raised the prices to naheard-of dimensions, and in 1910 rabber was sold in MINNESOTA, American str. 13,323, T. W Mincing me at over 12. per lb This, of course, wis too high for commercial poses, and it soon delined to more rea sonable figures. But the remarkable rice Prsia, British str., 2,744, A. Leckett. 25th iu price of an article which could be pro- duced at from Is. to 18. 5d, per lb, to such a height at this, caused an immense sensation and greatly stimalatel te cultivation of the Hevea. Investors readily realized that under the conditons of climate, soil, and situation which obtained in British Malaya an assured steady profit could be reaped from the cultivation of rubb 1, son if prices fell considerably from those ruling. Moreover, they also recognized that wild rubber is destined to become more ex- pensive in proportion as the ratherers have to farther and farther afield for it, and that it art be eventually drive ont of the field by ninst the cultivated article. They saw, in fact, the triumph of the organized and scientific produs- tion of plantation rabber of standard "quality" over the morganized, irra sulae supply of vary-for ing value emanating from the jungles of South America and Africa.

PHEDRPENH, British str., 1,065, Jas. Scott, Thurs.:

30th July-Saigon 25th July, General and RiceWo Fat Sing

Fri.

THE EXHIBIT OF THE KALAY STATES

at the Agricultural Hall is cortain to attract n large ameant of attention both by reason of its intrinsic interest and as representing the stupond- ous advance made during the interval between thepresent Exhibition audits predecessor of three years ago. Since the date of the former which,

was held at Olympia-the Federated "by the Malay

have established in London States

in Queen Victor-street, and the com Agency prehensive display at the Rubber Exhibition has been initiated jointly by the Agency and by the Rubber Growers' Asociation-an organiza tion founded to promote the welfare of the rabber industry. The exhibits themselves are well worthy of the closest inspection. illustrating as they do every elses of Malayan rabber and every step in its cultivation, from the planting of the seedlings to the tapping and coagulating of the latex, orêping, drying, cur-

SAIKAI MARU, Japoneso str., 2,743, Katari,

31st July--Mike 25th July, Cool-Mitani Sat Bussan Kaisha

Mon.

SFIx, Norwegian str. 871, W. Horn, 29th July Buz. Nowohwang 20th July, General and Bean agaard, Thoresen & Ca. STEATAESK, British str. 2,802, D. Stanhyma,

24th July-Moji-18th July, Coal-Gilman Tres. & Co.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 3rd to 9th August, 1911.

HIGH WALKE

Dage of

0045 eight.

LOW WATER.

Height,

3 H'korg

Il'kong

Mean

Mena

Time.

Jirao.

k.

m. ft. in. h. 13.

ft. in.

3 a 4 0

5 4 11 16

5 0 a 3 8

9 33

3

4 to 4 51 5 7.

0 32 a 2

48 a 3 7.

10 26

0

5 m 3 466

10

8 6 3 8 6m 6 31 6 5 9 4 3 9 7 m

9 44 8 m 7 46 10 12 9. m B

10 35

E

الحمد ml

HONGKONG. METEOROLOGICAL.

STEATHLYON, British str. 2,846, J. F. Shaw, Wed.

24th July Portinud via Nagasaki 9th July, General, Flour and Timber P. M. S.E. CO. BANG, British str., 1,960, M. Picknell. 21st July-Moji 15th July, Coal-Jardins, Matheson & Co. Mathe SONOKTANG, British str., 987. H. Mathias, 30th July-Haiphong and Hoihow 29th July, General Burarfiold & Swire. TACONA HART, Japanese str., 3.830. Yamen-

to, 31st July-Manila 29th July, Flour and General-Osaka Shosen Kafahus. TJBOD 8, Dutch str., 9.953, Jurrianne, 2918 July-Amoy 27th July, General-Java- China Japan Line. TEMARI, Dutch str., 2009, J. P. Scholte, 22nd

July-Swatow 21st July, General-Java China-Japan Lija. TogNHANG, British str., 1,142, P. H. Rolfe, 31st July-Manila 28th July, General and Heup-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

BAILING VESSEL,

ECLIFE, British -masted barque, 2,996, Jame White, 12th May-New York 20th Jan., Kerosene Oil-Staridard Oil Co.

REGISTER

Hongkong Observatory, August Sad,

Previous On Data On Date

Day

Barometer Temperature Humidity...... Wind Direction"....

Forceti.....

Weather

Rain

ut

at

at 4 p.m. 10 s.m.

4 p..

29.63

2963

27.58

85

85

61

75

A

0.15

Highest open air Temperature on 1st., 91 "Lowest open air Temperature os 1st

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