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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 1st, 1918.
WEATHE} REPORT
On the 30th at 11.20 a.m.-The northern
depression is passing into the Pacific.
The depression over Tongking has deepened and now extends to the Tangtze Va loy.
Pressure has decreased moderately to slightly
BARON ERSKINE, British str., 3,505, J. Barker, 28th Juno-Now York 8th May, Case Oil.-- Standard Oil Co. BRASILIA, Gorman str., 4,258, E. Deinat,
29th June-Hankow 22nd June, Gonia central and southern distriota, It is higheat eral-Hamburg-Am ika Linic. in the neighbourhood of the Bavius.
Moderate winds we inde ted along the east coast of Chins nua over the N. China Sea.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at
to-day. 0.19 inches.
CARL DIEDERICHSEN, German str., 776, E.
Fahren, 28th June-Hollow 27th Juno, General-Jebsen & Co.
CHILD, Norwegian str., Ni jonth, 23rd-June-Semarang 15th June, Sugar. Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. CHINHUA, British atr., 1,348, Finlayson, 27th June-Manila 24th June, Gon- erul.-Butterfield & Swire.
The London season has commenced and all theatres, painees of variety, cinemato graph shows, etc., are being well attended. The past winter has, as far as theatres are concerned, not been a exccessful one in respect of productions finance. It is astonishing how so many theatres over thirty-exist in Loudon, Tho seating capacity of these houses in about thirty-six thousand; in addition to this there are ni dozen music halls with scating accommodation for twenty thon-CROI SING, German str.. 1,036, G. Brnki, 25th June-Bangkok 17th June, Rice. sand people, and nearly four hundred
-Butterfield & Swire. At the cinema houses.
Empire, Hippodrome, Opera House. Alhambra, and other smaller houses Revues on a big scale are drawing big houses, whilst the theatres suffer to a great extent finan- cially.
The latest musical play is "Tho Marriage Market," produced by Mr. George Edwardes at Daly's Theatre It ie a success from every point of view, and Misa Gladys Unger is to be congratulated an her splendid adaptation from the Hun- garian. The production is gorgeous and the setting is beautiful. The plot is full of fun and life. The opening scene is laid on the Pacific Slopes of South California, at The Palace Hotel, the proprietor of which is also Sheriff of the place. He docides, for some reason of his own," to convert the ancient gams of mock marri age into reality. Mariposa Gilroy (Miss Sari Petrás), only child of the rich Senator, Abe K. Gilroy (Mr. A. E. Douglas), and her companion, Kitty Kent (Miss Gertio Millar), come on the scene disguised as cowgirls to join in the fùn, nut knowing of the solemnity of the game. Lord Hurlingham (Mr. G. P. Huntley), who is out for big game and a rich wife, appears in time with his valet, Blinker (Mr. W. H. Berry). His Lordship Joses his heart to Kitty, who, he imagines, ir Marinosa's maid, and Blinker is in love with Mariposa, thinking she is the mail. Jack Fleetwood (Mr. Robert Michaclisi, | known as Slippery Jack, a handsome cowboy, determines to win Mariposa, and he obtains the position of auctioneer and knocks down the wrong lot to Hurlingham, who finds himself married to Kitty and Fleetwood obtains his own choice. The discovery of the reality of the weddings is made eventually and some capital fun is obtained, but the charming manner in which the tale unfolds itself must be seen to be enjoyed.
At the Savoy Theatre, Mr. Norman Trevor has produced a faree by the Hun- garian dramatist, Herr Forerooz Herezagh,
entitled “Seven Sisters,” but whether it will live remains to be seen, although it is clever. The theme is that Count. Fari Horkey (Mr. Norman Trevor), a-lieu- tenant in the reserves, visits the house of Mme. Gyurkovics (Miss Mary Rorke), a widow, and fulls in love with Mici (Miss L. Cororie), one of her seven daughters, but before consent is given, three elder sisters must be married. The Count induces Mici to bet him three kisses to nothing that he will fird husbands for the three. By fabrication of an order he to compromise his Colonel, manages Baron Radviany (Mr. Ernest Thesiger). with the eldest sister, Katinka (Miss Enid
CHIYGEN, Chinese str., 1,287, E. H. Pratt.. 28th June-Shanghai 25th June, Gon- eral.-Chinese.
DERWENT, British str., 1,502, J. Jenkins,
27th June Saigon 23rd June, Rice. Chinese.
ILWARA, British str., 3,460, G. W.
Ramage, R.N.R., 28th June-Moji st June, Genoral.-David Sassoon & Co. EARTPRN, British str.. 2.272, F. Carter, 27th
June Melbourne 27th May. General- Gibb, Livingston & Co. EMPRESE OF JAPAN, British str., 3,309, W.
Dixon-Hopcraft, 26th June-Van- couver 4th June, General.-Canadian Pacific Railway. HATTAN, British str., 1,362, A. E. Hodgins
29th June-Foochow 27th Jane, Gon eral-Douglas, Lapraik & Co. HANOI, French str., 730, Ch. Le Chevalier, 29th June-Haiphong 27th June, Rice and General.-A. B. Marty.
15th
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The forecast for the 24 hours ending at nosa today is as follows:
DISTRICT
* Hongkong & Nøghlanrhood
Formosa Channd
FORECAST,
South winds,
fresh, equally,
Souta const of Chips between | The830e
Hongkong and Lamooks.
No. 1.
South coast of China between (The same as
Hongkong and Hainan. 1
No. 1.
S. winds, moderata,equally; fair to showery.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station.
REGISTER.
30TH JUNE, 1913, am.
Wind.
Hour.
Rarometer
at Seo Level,
Temperature.
Humidity,
Weather.
Direction.
Force
7. 29.72 401100 85%
#
YNE 1
6 a. 29.20
Dis
» 29,48
.. 29.89
.. 29.84
SW
+ 2988
SW
# 23.90
aro
29.05
29,87
ទ
29.84
30.01
Retwl 1
$
29.73 70,77
11
. 29.81 69 7.29.73 88 (29.75 70
V l'estock Nemuro Hakodate HELENE German afr, 771. Tyson, 98th Jane
Folio........ -Swatow 27th June, Gon-Jebsen & Co. Lochi ICHANG, British str.. 1,228. W. Shane, 28th Vagasaki
Tane-Chingwantao 27th June, Coal Eagpahims...... Butterfield & Swire.
Oshima JELONGA, British str., 3,361, J.R. O'Sulli Vaka .....
van. 20th June-Calcutta 10th Juno, ishi'jma General-David Sassoon & Co.
Ponin Is. KAYO MARU, Japanese str., 2,949, 9.
·Chefon ..... Minato, 21st June-Karatsu
Welbaiel flunkow June, Coal-Buzuki & Co. KANG PINO, Chinese str.. 1,222, Whide chang
mann, 29th June-Chinking 23rd Kinking....... June, General-Chinesa,
Changsha ...... Shanghai KOREA, American str., 5,651, A. W. Gutalaff
Nelson, 25th June-San Francisco Sharp Peak 29th May, Mails and General-may Pacific Mail S.S. Co. KroDO MARU, Japanese str., 1,219, Morisaki, 5th July-Newchwang 18th June, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. LEEMOON, German str., 1,925, O. Bach,
21st June-Saigon 18th June; Rice Hamburg-Amerika Linic. ONSANG, British str., 1,474, Picknell, 24th June-Saigon 20th June, Rice and Meal-Jardine, Matheson & Co. PERSIA, American str., 2,744, TJ. Hill, 24th June-San Francisco 24th May. Mails and General-Pacife Mail S.S: Co. PITSANULOK, German str., 1,265, D.
Reimers. 26th Jun-Bangkok 19th June, Rice.Butterfield & Swire. SADO MART, Japanese str.. 3,860. K.
Asakawa, 23rd June-Shanghai 20th June, Flour and General-Nippon follo Niphon Yusen.
Leba
SM, British str., 94, F. Peynino, 95th
June-Pulo Sambo 18th June, Case Dil-Asiatic Petroleum Co. TIENTSIN, British str., 1.227, Robertson,
25th June-Hongay 22nd June, Coal. -Butterfield & Swire. TIILATJAP, Dutch str., 2,889, W. H. Lap,
26th June-Sourabaya 16th June Sugar.-J.-C.-Japan Lijn. TILIWONG, Dutch str., 3,081, J. P.
Scholten, 14th June-Macassar 5th June, Sugar and General.--Java- China-Janan Lijn. VOLEMNIA. British str.. 3,546, Henry Plough, 25th June--Kobe 21st June, Timber. Robert Dollar & Co. Y-LOONG, British str. 12. Wrightson, 27th June-Bangkok 20th June. Rice-- Chinese,
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED.
Per Luchar, from Shanghai, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Blake and Capt, Gillan.
Per Kamaro Mara, for Hongkong. from Nagasaki. Mr. G. E. Carpender, Mrs K. Ammuio, M. T. Noda and Mr. W. C. Forster.
for Hongkong,
Per Mishima Maru, Bell); then another brother oficer from Shanghai, Capt. R. Watson, Mr. natangled with Sari. the second sister t. Grivehaw, Mrs. A. Denison, Miss E. (Miss Heather Featherstone), and the Denison, Mr. and Mrs. Perfect, Mr. and Color's nephew is forced by his uncle to Mrs. Stewart, Mr. S. Kan, Mr. J. Pietz- rher, Mr. O. Wunderlich, Miss R. Drew, marry Ella, the third sister.
Miss N. Kaganski, Capt. Hume Spur, Mrs. A. Mackintosh, Miss Mackintosh, Master D. Dixson. Master F. Dixson, Miss, A. Dixson, and Mr. K. Saito.
Mr. Raymond Rose has announced a season of grand opera in English at the Royal Opera House, Covent Garden. He
Per Erviest Simons, for Hongkong, is using all his endeavour to secure the from Port Said, Mr. and Mrs. Tasso; vory best of English opera singers and from Singapore, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. will encourage young English talent Bachet. Messrs. Frem, Kydd, de Bons- whether in composition or song. Theiere, Knight, Pabinowitz. Whackel and season is to commence on the 1st Novem ichards; from Saigon, Mr. and Mrs. her, and among the works to be produced for the first time will be his own opera,
Joan of Are."
On the 4th June, Sir George Alexander will
Second Mrs. "The revive Tanqueray, with himself and Mrs. in their original Patrick Campbell characters.
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1 HARONETES, reduced to 38 degrees Fahrenheit, in the lovel of the sea in inches, tenth and sandredths.
TEMPERATURE, is the "chada, ` in dogre a
fahrenkelt.
3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of asturation, th nawidity of aär usturated with moistare being 100,
4. DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points.
3 FORCE OF WIND, Locording to Beaufort Sealo.
STATE OF WEATERS, b blue aly, a detacha good, a drizzling rain, fog, & elromy, had, lighting, overcast, p passing showers, a squa **ain, a snow, í thundir, ♥ visibility, w dow (mebi
17 New n inobes fertha and hundredtis
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Otsartutory, Juns 30th
Barometer Temperature Humidity...... Wind Direction
Fores Wasther Rain......
Previous Ou Date On Dar, at
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Mr V. Sorby
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Highest open air Temperature on 29th... 37 Lowest open air Temperature on 29th .. 81
HONGE ONG TIDE TABLE
From 1st to 7th July 1913,
HIGH WATER
Sfonth
Hl'kong
Mean
Time.
h.
Satiege, Mrs. Mirami, Mr. and Mrs. Fonteyn, MessTS. Arbini, Fakayawa, Merton, Romandas. Chapman, and Miss Fos. E. Philibers.
Veil.
hure 32 32 10 58
Per Armand Bekie, for Hongkong, from Kolo, Mr. Meda, Mr. Tayima, Mrs. Surata and infant, Mr. M. Iwasaki, Mr. Sugimoto, Mr. Wakayama, Mr. Koyama, Me ShirmiTakimoto Mr Lumami, Mr Sakamoto-Simochi, Mr. Takeuchi, Mr. Yamoto, Mr. and Mrs. Fushing, Mr Zakaschi. Mr. Yamashite, Mr. Morimoto from Shanghai, Mise Oliviero, Miss Ozario, Capt. Wakefield, The setting is purely Oriental and very Miss Besick and child. Mr. Forrest, Mr. effective. It represents the interior of a Chinese house, and native music with Van Weines, Mr. Anderson, Mr. F. G. ragtime and ballad singing is inter-drup, Mr. Christopherton and Mr. polated.
At the Edmonton Empire. Mr. Cols Robinson has introduced a new act entitled,Chinese Eags and Tatters
Robb.
Per Inaba Maru, for Hongkong, from Some clever Chinese magicians, jugglers Sydney, etc. Hon. G. E. Foster, Mr. and acrobats, including one Hang Ping K. Bowden, Mrs. L. Bowden, Mrs. Chien, are appearing at the Coliseum.
In the production of the old favourite, The Taming of the Shrew," Mr. Martin Harvey is to be congratulated on a distinct success. Mr. Charles Glenney, as Christopher Sly, was a most original and successful representation. Old-world melodies were played on quaint fashioned instruments during the entraete, an Innovation which was greatly appreciated.
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THE AMERICAN MAIL.
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HUECHANT STEAMERS.
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The N.Y.K. str. Hitachi Maru (Euro- pean Line) left Singapore for this port on the 28th June, and is expected here on the 2nd July.
The N.Y.K. str. Fenong Maru (Bombay Live) left Singapors for this port on the 27th June, and is expected here on the 2nd July.
The Ben Line atr Beudoran, from Leith, Middlesbro' and London, left Singapore on the 27th June, for this port, and may be expected to arrive here on or about the 3rd July.
The N.Y.K. str. Yokohama Mar
Singapore, Fenang, Malacos, Prov, Wellesle(American Line) left Kobe for this port
MALAY STATES Ferak
Selangor Negri Sembika Jobore Kelantan
Palang Kedah Trengganu Perlis
NATHEBLAND INDIA
Sambarang Fedang Sotrabais Fast Coast of Sumatra
Baterin Buitenzorg
British French
NAVAL SQUADDONS
German Japaques Biamese
Masonit
Austrisn United Staten Italian
OFFICERS OF COAFT AND HIyer SteamKE. The Book is printed from New Type specially reserved for the purpoes, and uniformity in every arrangement greatly facilitates reference.
Besides the raual Alphabetical List of Firma the Dicastory gives the CLASSIFIED LISTS of TRADE PROFESSIONS at the Inger Commercial Gentres.
Tha ALPHABETICAL LEFT of RESIDENT- contains the names of over
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24.000 FOREIGNERS,
well as a-ranged, with the Initisla the Samamen in strictly Alphabetical Order taxt any name can be found instantly.
THE MAFS AND FLANS have been engraved in one of the most eminen Firras in Great Britain and are corrected and hought up to date.
They consist th following:-
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COLOURED PLATE OF FLASE OF FORETUMP: 1 MAP OF THE FAR EAST PLAN OF YOKONA MA- PLANOF KONE AND HYOGG
PLAN OF Foiner SETTLEMENTS, Trzamir FLAX OF TarucTAU (KLAUCHAU)
A'LAN OF FOREIGN CUKURSSION, SHANGRA PLAN OF HOFOP=2* (SHANGHAI) with Inne
Showing the ExNDED SETTLEMENT LARG PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA PLAN OF NEW Terzimex (KowLOOR) PLAN OF
OF KUTION. PLAN OF SINGAPORE
LAN UN CIN
PLAN OF BATATA
The CHRONICLE ever he notablo aveng of the last half century in the Far East togethe with the Texts of all the most important Tristim concluded with the countries of Eastern Akis the various Custome Tariff, Trade Regulations, of Commerce, Beales of Commisions Consular send Court Feet, Hongkong Stam Datics. Postal Guide, Signal Codes, Chines Festvals, Tabice of Mauer, Weights and Messures and other Commercial Informasijos. xelndirg'
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via ports on the 27th June, and is ex pected here on the 6th July.
The N.Y.K. str Kanngua Maru (Calcutta Line), kit Calcutts for this port via ports on the 17th June, and is expected here on the 6th July.
The N.Y. K. str. Sanuka Mare (Ameri- can Line) left Scattle for this port vis norts on the 17th June, and is expected here on the 20th July.
The T.K.K. str. Käyn Maru arrived at Honolulu from Manzanillo on the 11th June, and is due in Hongkong on the 20th July.
The str. Glenroy passed the Suez Canal on the 5th June, for Hongkong vis Straits.
The American and Manchurian Line str. Kaneas passed the Suez Canal on the 17th June, for Hongkong direct.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Fooshing, loft Singapore, is due in Hong-
kong 3rd July.
Fausang, from Shimonoseki, is due in
Hongkong 2nd July.
Mausang, from Sandaken, is dua în
Hongkong 1st July.
Loongsang, from Manila, is due in Hong-
Hongkong 1st July.
SHIRE LINE, LIMITED.
Flintshire, from Portland, is due in
Hongkong 13th July.
Vestalin, from Singapore, is due in Hong-
kong 2nd July.
Den of Ruthven, from London, is due in
Hongkong 22nd July.
BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., UTD. Fadala, from Rangoon, is due in Hong-
kong 7th July
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