WEATHER REPORT,
On the 19th at 11.10 a.m.-A depression has formod rapidly over N. Japan, and an anti- yelons han formed over China, central to the Langtze Valley.
Strong men oon is indicated along the E. past, of Chins, over the N. China Se
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hoursfending at 10a.m. to-day, 0.60 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at neer o-day is as follows:
DISTRICT
Hongkong & Neighbourhood Formosa Chanel
FORECASE.
}. galo.
Bouth coast of China berean, The same as
No. 1. Hongkong and Lumocka, į Bouth coast of Clins between The same as
Mo, 1. Hongkong and Iaiaan. į *N.E. winds, fresh, uns, soolor.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station.
Vl'ostock Nemuro
Hakodate
Takio.....
Kochi
Nagasaki
Kagoshima... Osthan
Naba.... Ishi'jna Bonin Is. Chefoo Weihniwei Haukow Kiskiang
Amoy
Swalow....
Taiboku
REGISTER.
19TE NOTEMDEE, A.M.
HOST.
Barometer.
Wind.
Fumidity.
Direction.
Weather.
7.3310, 48160
6 a. 29.58
29,85
b 29.97
300% 30 19 30.15
0 b
NE
N NNW 6 om NNE 50
30.39 35 86
Bhanghai
30.51 36 80
Qutzlaff
30.44 4869
Sharp Pork
7.30.27 45
68.30.29 63
EXE 3
7a. 30.24 6. 72
N
530.17 6534
R
1 c 4-
*Taichu
130.22-
N
Taipan .........
30 06****
N
29 98
NE 10-
Pescadoros
NR
10
4
NE
NNB
130.1
NNW
Kebun ........
Hongkong 630.
Viot. Peak
Gap Kook......
Macao
Wuchow... 9.30.38
Heibow
Pakhoi
Poulien
6 a.!30.17
"Tourane
30.02
C. St. James.
Aparri
Manila
Legaspi
..129 88
Bacolod
It
Cebra....... Labusu
"
(29,90 84
REVIEWS
THE BONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20TH, 1912.
What Germang Wants. By W. N. WiUER-
London: Stanley Paul & Co..
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It would be difficult to say in what character wu like Mr. Willis lenst-20 4 self-satisfied critic of international politics or a self-constituted critic of other people's morals. He may have heen for sixteen years a member of an Australian Parliament and bo may have been thanked by Lord Kitchener for raising battalions of bushimen for the campaign in South Africa, but noither of these laudable achievements con- stitute a training for critical work such as he has wohntarily undertaken. We do nat wish to shit our eyes to the ambitions of Certain other nations than ambitions are worthy and wholesome, and individual fitness for life's struggles is sure to find expression in national ambition and aggression. In everyday life, the individual who is unwilling or unable to render himself efficient for the ordinary duties of life must give way for the willing and the capable- and rightly so, though the modern tondeney in some countries is to faster the incapable and weakling to the extent of crippling the competent. Similarly, the nation which is unable to hold its on must go down before the stronger, unless a combination of PowOTN, prompted by self-interest, if not self-defence, comes to the sapport of the weaker or threntons a potential aggressor. This is styled preserving the political balance. Wo do not kay, as some do, that if Great Britain is unable to hold its own against German pretensions, then she ought to go to the wall; but this we do say: if men like Mr. W. N. Willis have nothing better to do than to indulge in provocative babblings they
T. F. CLAXTON, Director, Hongkong, Observatory, Novomber 19th, 1912. 1 HAROMETER, reduced to 3 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the soa in inches, tonths and
hundredths.
9 TEMPERATURE, in the shado, in degrees Fahrenbelt.
HUMMITT, in percentage of saturation, the tun idity of air saturated with moisture boing: 100.
4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points, 5 FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Seale. G.STATE OF WEATHER, bluo s17, 0 detached
lightning, overcast, p passing showers, squally, rain, a snow, s thunder, v. visibility, w dow (wet).
BAIN in inches, tenths and bandredths.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
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Hongkong Observatory, Norembar 19th
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nch of per and ink, for it is irresponsible serilhlors like him who keep alive inter- national jealousies. We hesitate to beliore that when Mr. Chamberlain' allowed this pernicions volume to he dedicated to him he was arquainted with the fact that it cou tained the statement that he favoured an attack upon Germany after the Boer War, or that Sir John Fisher spoke as follows to a Cabinet Council when asked to state whether Great Britain was prepared for such n. titanie struggle: "We are ready, sir. Every bolt is shot into its place and received it tightening nut, the fires are burning brightly, the men in good-heart. We cannot he defeated, and we shall at least find out our defects." This is the rhodomantade wo expect from an Australian politician, not from a Sir John Fisher,
Here is another extract to show how this extraordinary piece of book-making...ás padded out:
"At the fall of last year I was at Singa pore when two Japanese armoured cruisers of the latest modern type entered the. barbour. The chief of the local defence force entertained the principal Japanese officers at a luncheon, and a friend of mine
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who sat close to the Commander of one of RM.S.
The war vessels casually asked:---
Why are we honoured by your visit; where are you bound for-what is you objective
We are here,' replied the Commander, frankly, to lend a hand to our ally, England, shoukl there be a war with Gormany. In the first place we are survey- ing Java--that rich island with thirty odd million people on it; thenes to Sumatra one of the finest islands in the world; next. to Dutch Borneo,"
"But, my friend observed, those islands belong to the Dutch, not to Germany."
Trae, replied the Japanese officer, but Holland would he helpless in the event of a war with Germany, who would assured y occupy Holland. In that event we should hoist the Union Jack, side by side with the Japanese flag, ou all the Dutch possesalons in the Eastern Archipelago, aui take all necessary precautions to prevent Germany having any say in the matter. We should hold the islands until our ally, Britain,
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LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS,
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the 30th October, left Colombo on the 17th November, at noon, and may be expected here on or about the 28th November.
The I.G.M. str. Prinz Bitel Friedrich, which left here on the 13th November, at 10 a.m., arrived at Singapore on the 17th November, at 7 a.m.
AGENTS.
SHIPPING REPORTS.
The British str. Dunottar Castle re ports: Good weather throughout.
The British str. Fuensang reports;
sea.
PASSENGERS, ARRIVED.
Por Yuensang, from Manila, Mr. P. W. Bind, Mr. W. S. Omen, Mr. E. Bind, Mr. L. Saubillane, Mr. F. S. Brickendon, Mr. R. H. Fitch, Mr. Pedro Aprulla and Mr. J. E. Donbenspiek.
Per Nikko Maru, for Hongkong, from Yokohama, Mrs. M. Akatsuka and amah, Ms. K. Imamura, Mr. E. M. Almberg, Mr. and Mrs. Y Nishikawa, Mr. L. Lee, Mr. 8, Nomura and Mr. H. Kenn.
SHIPPING IN POKL
STEAMERS.
BINH THUAN, French str, 081 D. Varaine, 15th November-Socrabaya 1st November, Sugar-Bradley & Co. CHINLI, British atr., 1,800, F. McGarity,
17th November--Waha 12th Novom ber, Rice. Butterfield & Swire. CHINHUA, British str., 1,349, Hobbs, 17th November-Shanghai 14th November, Nil--Butterfield & Swiro. CHIYUEN, British str., 1,177, Jamieson, 15th November-Shanghai 12th Nov.. General--C. M.-S. N. Co. CHOYSANO, British str., 1,421, M. Court- ney, 18th Novender-Shanghai 14th November, General-Jardine, Mathe- son & Co. CLARA JERSEN, German str... 1,103, A. P.
Ulderup, 18th
close, d drizzling rain, fog, g gloomy, h bai, agreed to the handing of them back or German mails with dates from Berlin of Moderate to strong N.E. winds and rough |
Our decided to control them for the Dutch. business is to see that Germany does not occupy Dutch possessions in the Fast, and in the event of trouble Germany's possessions in the Far East will be 'occupied by Jagan. Even at this moment part of our fleet are hovering off Kinochow, ready for the word to clear the Germans, ant of the East.
The I.G.M. str. Prinzess Alice, which Germany's African possessions are also receiving attention-how, I must not say. left bere on the 15th November, arrived at Shanghai on the 18th November, at Of one thing Britishers may he surethat is, Sir Edward Grey knows his business....
The Yokohama uffice of the C.P.R. is When Germany has done with your Foreign Minister, she will wish she had never began in receipt of a wireless message from the hor
an Commander of the R. M.S. Monteagle, who Japan only wants opportunity to show Britain that she is advises that the steamer is expected to sterling, and so will help Britain to the arrive at Yokohama at 6 a.m., Sunday,
We pride the 24th November. Inst ship and to the last 1011
Per Kamo Maru, sailing from The 0.8.K. str. Chicago Maru from London, for Hongkong Miss Lockhart, ourselves on our alliance with Eugiand-we call ourselves the "English of the East"-Taccina arrived at Manila on the 18th Mra. W. M. Tangre, Mrs. A. H. Young, and when we have been in a strong fight November, p.m., and will leave again for. and Mrs. T. E. Pearce, Master T or two with our ally we shall have a full this port on the 20th November, and is right to that title."
due here on the 23rd November; p.m.) What do our readers think of Mr. Willis
The CPR. str. Empress of Japan reporter of Cabinet Courcils and arrived at Shanghai on the 18th Novem- Singapore luncheon partics?
ber, at 9.30 p.m.. and left again on the 19th November, at 6 p.m. for Nagasaki, where she is due to arrive on the 21st November, at & a.m.
Barometer
Temperature
Humidity.....
Wind Direction ...
Force
Weather PAID
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30.00
30 15
79
65
61
70
calm
North
30.12 73 39.. North
0
1
2
b
▸
0 00
Highest open air Temperature os 18th...80 Lowest open air Temperature on 19th 67
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,
From 20th to 26th November, 1912.
HIGH WATER.
Days of
Week.
Days of
Month
F'kong.
Mean
LOW WATER
Height
F'kong.
Mean
Time.
Time
h.
n.
.ft. in.
Wed 20
5 20
5 8
0 9
Ft. in. 4. 4-
5. 48 a
0 18 0 2 6
Thare. 21
fr.
.7
7 36 4
€ 49 a 2 8
1 39 31
18'3·0
6-30 580 563
227 76 5 7
Gátur. 23 a
7 24 a 7
5 m 2 212 4.
8.215 5
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75
ALD)
24 9 16.
5 3
& 24 a
2510 12
145 B3 2
3 4 1 7
211 a 3-4
51m 34312
860 & 8.4 2.25 3.5
Tees. | 26 m 11 1 4 8 m 4,33 1.0 9. 936 a 8 7 320.37
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nenace.
We think we have quoted enough to indicate the character of Mr. Willis' book May Hoaren defend us from any more like it! We have omitted to say what it is that Germany wants-according to Mr. Willis. That is summed up in two words-The Earth! Some of our German readers will. find the book amusing. They cannot take it as representative of English opinion, nor can anyone, whatever his nationality, accept it as serións contribution to current political literature. The sooner Mr. Willis returns to his place in Australian politics, the better it will be for his own reputation but we shall be sorry for Australia.
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October 23, British str. Rajah, from Bombay, for Tjilatjap.
October 24, British str. Sabine Rick- mers, from East, for Westward...
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Mr A. Antoline
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Mr A. A. Ulaxton Miss J. S. Clement
Barron Coftn
DAIYA MAI, Japanese str., 1,73, K.
Kobayashi, 18th November-Waka Miss M. Clement maten 12th November, Coal-Mitsur T. J. Cokely Dishi Goshi Kaisha.
Alrs W. F. Cowan
Mrs Louis H. Creaier
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FUKU Manu, Japanese str., 4, 180, H. Tomitaka, 17th November-Moji 12th November, Coal:- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.
GERMANIA, German str.,, E. Jepsen,
4th November--Palan 7th November, Copra. Siemssen & Co. GLENESS, British: str., 2,937, E. E. Wi- liams, 13th Novembor-London 30th Sept, General-Shewan, Tomes Co. HANGSANG, British str., 1,356, S. Wilde, 14th November Shanghai 10th November, General.-Jardino, Mathe- son & Co. HONGKONG MARU, Japanese str., 5,477, T. Sagara, 17th November-Moji 3rd November, General, Toyo, Kisen Kaisha.
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Neil
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Ebronfols
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Winckler, 18th November-Manila Mr E. Hope 16th November, General Nippon | De S. Hough Yusen Kaisha.
Capt R. Innes LAISANG, British str., 2,225, E. J. Tadd, Mr F. T. Jaxo
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Mr A. N. E. Judab son & Co.
Miss Judak LANDEAT SCHEIFF, German str., 1,016, O..
Mr T. Kabane Bruger, 16th November-Bangkok 6th
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Linie.
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Kiddl
Northocmba
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White
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Withington
Mien M. Woleon
Mr & Mrs R. H. Wood
Mr G. G. Wood
Mr F. W. Wood
B.
Mr&Mrs J. F. Wright
Mr J. A. Young
KING EDWARD HOTEL.
Mr & Mrs Brind art
children
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Mr Ges, Grimble Mr & Mrs J. B.
SAMSEN, British str., 998, R. Petersen, 15th November-Bangkok 7th Novem-
Mrs Eransand child her, Rice and Teak-Butterfeld Mr W. Donaldson Swire. SHINYO MARU, Japanese str. 7,224, H, 8. Mr. E. Garrard
Smith, 15th November-San Francisco 19th October, General,-Toyo Kisen Kaisha, SIKIANO, French str., 015. E. de Catalano,
17th November Haiphong November, General. Messageries
Maritime.
16th
SOUDAN, British transport, 6,096, H. W.
Kenrick, B.N.3., 10th November Chingwantao 6th November. SUNGKIANO, British str., 087, E. Finlay Hon 17th November-Haiphong 13th November, General. Butterfield & Swire. Troe, Norwegian str., 2,899, C. Cornelius,
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A TABLE OF THE
RATES OF EXCHANGE
FOR
AT HONGKONG
-DEMAND DRAFTS ON BOMBAT On the Day Preceding the Departure of the English Mails from the Year of the Clouine of the Indian Mints to the Free Coinage of Silvery...
FROM 1893 To 1909;
RATER
A180
FOR SOVEREIGNS, GOLT LEAF, BAR SILVER (From 1900), and other Useful Information.
Paror #1 Cash.
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Mive MASABY
& Mr F. E MoBugh
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Mr & Mrs Russell
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