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Mr. Chamberlain, who has entered upon his seventy-eight year, is the sole survivor of those who were in Mr. Gad- stone's 1880 Cabinet at its Grst formation, But before the Gladstone Administration come to an end in June, 1886, two others who still survivo had entered the Cabinet. One of these was Sir George Trevelyan, who became Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster in 1884. The other was Lord Rosebery, who, after serving in several subordinate Ministerial positions, finally entered the Cabinet as First Commis- sioner of Works at the same time na Sir Georgo Trevelyan,
There was an impressive break in the Varsity match at Lord's on July 8th. Just as the Oxford fielders were changing their positions between two overs a neigh- bouring clock struck the hour of noon The finge on either side of the pavilion -Union Jack and that of the M.C.C.--- Blowly came down to half-mast; players and umpires stood motionless where they were, and removed their caps; overy spectator around the ground rose, and every man bared his head; and so, for
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The Berlin Medical Association has reported that the well-known investigator- of beri-beri, Dr. Max Moszkowki, shares the contention that beri-beri is an assimilation disease and that it is caused hy the use of rice. Dr. Moszkowki: carried out an experiment upon himself under the supervision. of Professor Casperi, of the Berlin Physiological Institute, and for 138 days subsisted almost entirely upon rice. All the symptoms of beri-beri manifested them- selves. At the close of the experiment an injection of serum containing an extract of rice resulted in complete recovery within a short period.
An interesting step has been taken by the Sydney City Council in the direction of providing free golf for the people.
links laid by New
fun in recente la beautiful City suburban resort known as Moore Park were officially opened by the Lord Mayor of Sydney in the presence of a large number of golfers and the general public, The links are very fine, and are located in perfect golfing country. The Sydney Council is the first municipal body in. Australia to provide golfing facilities for the general public, and in doing so has followed the excellent lead of the New South Wales Government, which recently laid out apendid golf links at Mount Kosciusko for the benefit of tourists.
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Cherub, water tank and tag, 390 tons, 340i h.p.,
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Graphology, or the practice of deducing character from handwriting, has attained a greater rogue on the Continent than in England. In France it is studied with scientific zeal, and forms the subject of articles in grave periodicals. M. Louis Vauzangea
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M. Marc Langlais, a Parisian analyst, has been amusing himself by washing oney in fixed quantities of sterilised water. He took, on an average, a cubie centimetre of the water used in each case, and he found that a bronze 10-centime piece left 760,000 bacteria, 3 per cent, of which was mouldiness. A silver two franc pice left 180,000, mouldiness supply- ing 1 per cent. A gold twenty-franc piece yielded 220,000, The coin least tenacious, of microbes was the nickel 25- centimes, which left behind it only 140,000 bacteris. Travellers will not be surprised to learn that all these figures pale into insignificance beside the results.
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Mr & Men Allan Mr Amisfedt MeW, E. Burd
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MrO Frosse Mr. Franck Mre Fradenhalil Mr & Mrs Hanook Miss Harwood Mr Haylor
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Miss Newhaven Mr Morsh
Capt Pollard
Miss Foolo
Mr Rayna Miss Reilly
Mr A. H. Sayoo
Miss Saunders Mza Smith Mr Stockweth Mr G. Weisman
PEAK HOTEL.
Liant Archer, BMG
Mr & Mrs W. Arm.
at 2 p.m. 6 am
Barometer Temperature Humidity
29.79 29,79
29.78
strong
86
79
87
Me T. Arthur
72
94
71
Mr E. F. Aucott.
Weat
East
Mr Baskott
Fore
011
Weather Vingo, torpedo bout destroyer, 395 tons. 6 gunk, Itain
6.300 i.b.p., Lt. Comdr. Boddam Whetham, Weibalwei,
of 0.00
Fighest open air Temperstarson 20th .488 - Lowest open air Temperature on 20th ~76°
Welland, T.B.D., 590 tons, 7,500 f.d., 6 gura,
Comdr. Sornicur, Weihaiwei.
Whiting, torpedo bost destroyer 360 tons, 5 guus, 5,900 1.p., Liont-Comdr. R. Neville, Weilisiwei.
Widgeon, ganhost, 195 tons, 2 guns, 800 h.p Lieut.-Comdr. J. C. P. Borrett, Tangisze. Woodcook, ganbcat, 150 tons, 2 guns, 550 b.p., Lt. omdr. M. B. R. Blackwood, Yangtze. Woodlark, gunboat, 150 tons, 2 guns, 550 h.p.,
Lt. Coudr. Robin W. Lloyd, Yang tsze. Sabmarines:-
C. 36 D. J. McGillowie, Lieut.-Comdr.
C. 37, J. A. Gaimes, Lient -Comdr.
C. 58, B. K. C. Pope, Lieut-Comdr. T.B. C35, Lícul.-Comdr. Handley, Hongkong
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T.B 037, Lient-Camdr, Nicol, West River. TB. 038, Lieut.-Comdr, Seymour, West River.
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 22nd to 28th August, 1913.
BIOK WATER
22
Height
I kong
tean Time.
b. m. ft, 3.
0 4
Satur. 23 m.' 0:15
Ban.
24 0 44
140 43
Mon.
25 m 1:34.
Tues
Wed.
LOW WATER
H'kong.
Mean
Times.
b. m.
it, in. 55m 2 12.
358 | 29 5,5 m 7 2 ·པ་ 0:38 4 9 | 6:49 a||3-
57 m 821 1.33 6 523 5 60 m 10.36 13:1 4:30 3 8 6 52 a 3 7 06:26
262 33 63
No infer bigh- 07m 3.50 66
No infer high-
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