SERVANTS REGISTRATION.
HALTING LEGISLATION AT SINGAPORE.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, APRIL 2ND, 1014.
"The Church of England," said Dr.. Dearmer to a Press representative, “is the only historie Church which has unequal vows in its marriage service. The word obey is quite exceptional in Christian liturgies, As far as I have discovered, up to the thirteenth century there was no rample of unequal vowe The man said what the woman said. In the late Middle Ages they began to appear
und in certain English once, but they do in certain North German service books not appear in the Roman Catholic book, aor in those of the Eastern, the Greek, and the Russian creeds,
We are frequently asked, says the Straits Timce, what has become of domestic servants in this Colony, and we have to admit that we do not know. mong mall, we made this cove munt A representative and practically unani in August, 1012, from the most representa tive householders in Singapore, sad in January, 1913, a bill was laid before the Legislative Council providing for what
"Before the Reformation there were a appeared to be on the whole, a very number of books in use in England; the moderate yet practical scheme of registra principal were those of York, Sarum, and tion. Tant hill passed through several Hereford The only one which contained stages, Inut for about eight months nothing the principle of unequal yows was that whatever has been heard of it, and we of Sarum, yet the Reformers, who wanted think that in simple justice and courtesy to do away with medieval abuses, adopted to those who petitioned the Government that very one. some explanation should be made. ItNow that the history of obey certainly cannot be said that the need for known, I do not think it has any chance registration is less than it was The of standing Rystem of obtaining situations by false protones through the use of borrowed Bestimonials continues to flourish. Cap- chia servants are insolent simply because they are capable. Lazy and incompetent rascals pass from house to house by aid of the borrowed" Chit," mishandling. clothes and property, making the life of
VESSELS EXPECTED.
is
THE AMERICAN, MAIL. The P.M. str. Hangolin arrived at
SHIPPING IN PORT.
STEAMÉES.
AVED, British air. 1,380, J. B. HE
30th March-Shanghai 28th March, General Butterfield & Swire
AWA MARU, Japanese str. 3,019, 8. Tominaga, 29th March Shanghai 20th March, General-Nippon Yusen Kaisha
20th March Karatsu 23rd March, Coal-Gibb, Livingston & Co. CHINGORO, British str., 1,190, Doyle,
BENALDER, British str., 1,559, J. Mason,
30th March-Kwang Yen 27th March, Cement Stone-Sheran, Tomes & Co. Crowtal, German str., 1,215, E. Gatho
mana, 29th March Bangkok 22nd March, Rice. Butterfield & Swire, CLATA JEDBEN, German str., 1,106, T.
Bendixen, 30th March-Bangkok and Swatow 29th March, Rico-China Biam S.N. Co.
THE
ON SALE.
DIRECTORY
AND CHRONICLE
1914.
CHINA, SIAM, STRAITS SETTLE FOR CHINA, JAPAN, COREA, INDO.
MENAS MALAY STATES, NETHERLANDS INDIA, · PHILIP. PINES, BORNEO, ETC.
FIFTY-SECOND ANNUAL: ISSUE.
The DIRECTORY covers the whole of the ...ports - and cities of the Far East, from Netherlands India to Siberia, in whles Europears reside.
DOFIN, Norwegian str. 896, A. T. Solve sen, 22nd Marel-Saigon 16th March, Rice.Order. ELSBETH, German str., 991, Borg. 31st
Rico. March Quinhon 25ta. Jebsen & Co. EMPRESS OF INDIA, British str., 3,032, F. E Davison, 27th March-Vancouver 7th March, General Canadian Pacifian Railway Co..
Not only is the Directory as fall and complete in each case as it can be made, but each Colony Port or Settlement la preinced by 8 DESCRIPTION, carefully revised each year, most of which will serve as accurate IS FOR THE Tounts, giving every detan connection with the places, their History, Topography, a., be
The Information in these Descriptions,
nacked with facts concisely set out, and con-
It was yenes aga universály be tine altspent work of the kind published, and although very mună unfargee und kaproved in ovary way, the pring la [Tabelow the equivalent of £1 406.
sh which 15 was originally published.
VISITORS." AT HOTEL.
flowerONG HOTEL
NL published as the Oon of the yam- HONG DAILY PRusu,”” and can be had from, 36, J. R. Aberoambie and Advertisements went through, the Mr E.B Abraham principal Booksellers in Asia and through Miss E. D. Adams
Offce, 181, Flars 81, 18, Mr L. Adler LONDON... F. Algar, 11, Genes Me & Aler LONDON Hongkong Daily Pre
Miss D. Andrews Mr E. B. Angus and
*****.Mamers. G. Street & Co, Ld
****** 59, Corahill, B.O.
Johs. Wilh. Meier, 19, Hop
Min 1.0. Adams
Me D. J.
E. G. Attinson
Mr E. §. Atkinson Mr ER Bate
Mr E Bauckhata
W
Mr & Mrs O, Boer: Mr C. D. J. Bell Mra E. R. Ballios Mr & Mrs E. S
Loxbor
Hambro.
FRANKFURT of M.Mahian & Wakischmili, PARIL “Memes, G. E. Puel de Lobel & Cie., 68, Rus Infayatin. Uxarzo zaves. Univerzal Publisity OM
Wetz 84th St, New York
SYDNEY.................Mamers. Gordon & Global, Ld. Car Tow....Hours. Garden & Gotth, La MELBOURNE...Me. Gordon & Gotah, Id. BRISBANE.......Messrs. Gordon & Goto, Ld. Mr G. A. Bens Calcutta........Messrs. Theoker, Spink & O Miss M. Berna.com Bomar... Times of India" Odm. Miss L. Bernascon Mr G. W. Bowok Cotoneurs. A. M. & J. Ferguson. Mrs E. Bernnech! BATAVIA......Drukkerz), Papyrus, SINGAPORE KOMr. Kelly & Wands, Lahir W. Brandt BORNEO.Mr. J. Mimmo Wardrop, Mr H. T. Barbarry Mr A. J. Cambradgy Sandakan.
Benjamin
Mr & Mrs K. J. Luks
· Hr C. Bower Lyon Me J. HL MoMichael Dr & Mra E. Mančanj Jane me
Mr J.N. Marshall Dr & Mrs Marlin and
maid
Mr C. Farebrother
Mason
Ming M. Matheson MR. T. Matheson Dr. O. Marriott Dr. W. Maokean Mr & Mrs G. Martin Mr F. A. Mackintoak Mr E. Mathesom Mrs C W. Mead Mr & Mrs John Hele Mr B. K. Mehta Mr J. Merecki Mr P. Mover MrDAM, Mickle Mr G. S. Middleton Me N.S. Milkowni Dr & Mrs W. H B
Moore My W Moare
many European ladies a misery. Mein Manila on the 31st March, and is axpected FERMEY, British str., 1,905, Appleton, consisting of a hundred interesting artless, Bangkok...mus“ Bangkok Time” Oh Mua 0, 0. Clark and Mr&Més H. F. Nadler
bers of the Legislative Council, official and anfficial are, generally speaking favoured and may not realise the condi bious, In the East & Government servant is always better served than other men, because in Asiatic ayes a sort of divinity doth hedge those who have the Stato'a povor in their hands.
tail from that port for Hongkong on the 3rd April, at 1 pm, making her due to arrive at this port on 6th April,
al 10 am.
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.
The E. & A. str. Aldenham left Sydney for this port (via Queensland Ports and Manila) on the 11th March, and may be expected to arrive here on or about the 4th April.
Unofficial mein- bere are men of wealth, who keep up largo establishments and can afford to get the very best service which is available. But we tested the opinion of Enno five hundred European employers. The N.T.K. att. Nikko Maru (Austra representing practically all classes. Andian Line) left Thursday Island for this the appeal for some kind of protection port via Manila on the 26th March, and against the tyranny and exactions of the is expected here on the 6th April. Fylam kongsi was earnest in the extreme,
SUMATRA OIL BOOM.
OIE OF THE SHANGHAI-SUMATILA TORVEJO
'OL'S TERRITORY.
The nun geroral moding of the Shanghai-Sumatra Tobacco Co. Ltd., was bold last work at the offices of the general agent, Mr. Geo, McBain: The Teport and accounts were passed publisid, nad other formal business transacted.
It transpired that the Company could have paid a dividend of 10 per cent, but it had been thought better to increase the
reserve,
The geologist employed by the Company and a most favourable report in regard to the oil-producing capacity of
THE GERMAN: MAIL
The 1.0.M. str. Prinzess Alice, carrying the German mails, with dates from Berlia of the 7th March, loft Singapore on the 29th March, at 7am., and may be expected here on or about the 2nd April, at 3 pm,
MERCHANT STCAMERI
The Mogul Line str. Lothian left United Kingdom on the 21st February, for Hongkong via Straits, and is due to arrive here about the 3rd April.
The N.D.L. str. Sigmaringen loft Singa pore on the 28th March, at 6 a.m., and may be expected here on or about the 3rd April, at 6 p.m.
The A.L. str. Austria loft Shanghai for
this port on the 30th March, and will arrive here on the 3rd April.
The P. & O. str. Namur left Singapore for this port on the 30th March, at 7 a.m., The territory. Thus, there were two pre-and is due here on the 4th April, at 9 a.m. positions before the Company-either to The N.Y.K.. str. Kawachi Maru (Bom- work, it themselves, or sell the oil to the bay Linoy left Kobe for this port via Moji Lampket Company, The last-mentioned on the 28th March, and is expected here cor ration was willing to do the neces on the 4th April
SITE ARE sary drilling and then handle the oil on!
The NY.K. str. Banagana Maru (Cal a commission basis. The necessary drillcutta Line) left Kobe for this port via ing was estimated to rust about $20,000. Moji on the asth March, and is expected No final arrangement would be come to here on the 4th April.. without first putting the matter before the stareholders.,
extra-
There has recently been a ordinary fluctuation in the shares of the Shanghai-Sumatra Company. On October 31st last the market quotation was Tls 150; on December 31st Tls. 115, and at the present time Tls. 142), or Tls, 145.
The China Press asks: What has inspired these fluctuations?
The H.A.L. atr. Uckermark left Singa pore on the 30th March, a.m., and may be expected here on or about the 5th April, a
The NY.K. str. Kamo Maru (European Line) left Kobe for this port vin Moji and Shanghai on the 28th March, and is expected here on the 6th April,
The N.Y.K. str. Tango Maru (Australia Line) loft Yokohama for this port via Whe have been the wise and persistent Kobe, Moji and Nagasaki on the 28th Layers f
In other words, who had the informa-March, and is expected here on the oth tion?
SIAMESE TWIN BABIES
-SEPARATED.
DELIOTTE NURGICAL, OPERATION IN PARIS.
were
PARIS, March 4th," Madeleine and Suzette, the two four months-old babies who
joined together like the Siamese twins, were separated to-day by a surgical operation, and for the first time are sleeping in different cuts.
The operation was performed by Dr. Filliatre in the presence of a number of distinguished doctors, and took twenty minutes,
April.
The N.Y.K. str. Kuga Moru (European- Line) left Colombo for this port via Singapore on the 26th March, and le expected here on the 8th April.
The Swedish East Asiatic Co.'s str. Japan left Port Said on the 12th March, and is expected to arrive here on or about the 12th April.
The N.Y.K. str. Sanuki Maru (Calcutta Line) left Calcutta for this port via ports on the 24th March, and is expected here on the 12th April.
The East Asintio Co., Ltd.'s str. Cathey left Port Said on the 17th March, and may be expected here on or about the 14th April.
The NY.K. str. Atsuta Maru (Euro- poan Line) left Marseilles for this port via ports on the 21st March, and is expect ed here on the 21st April..
The N.Y.K. str. Tambu Maru (Ameri- It was feared that the children might can Line) left Seattle for this port vis have some common organ, and as an ports on the 24th March, and is expected X-ray examination failed to give any here on the 26th April clue, that risk had to be taken. The part The str. Glenturret passed the Suez uniting the budies formed a bridge of Canal on the 13th March, for Hongkong
via Straits about six inches.
The A.A. 8.8. Co. 8 str. Indrani passed the Suez Canal on the 17th March for Hongkong direct.
The only avaesthetic used was an injec- tion of cocaine, but the little patients appeared to suffer no pain Extra small
The N.Y.K. str. Hitachi Maru (Euro) instruments were specially made to perform the operation. A transparent pean Line), left London for this port via dressing was applied, so that the condi-ports on the 28th March and is expected tion of the incisions can be watched here on the 0th May
Although the health of the babies was not strong, they are said to be going on as well as can be expected.
This is the ninth operation of this description in medical records, and the third in the present century. In 1900, Rosalina and Maria, who were ten years old were separated, and Marin died. Rosalina is still living. Two years later, Dr. Doyon operated on Radics-Doodien, Doodies died afterwards from consump tion, and was survived by Badica only 4 short time.
HOW OBEY " CREPT IN
500 YEARS OLD IN THE MARRIAGE SERVICE,
The researches initiated by the Bishop of Oxford into the word obey" in the marriage service are now nearly com plete.
Before the Bishop of Lincoln brought up the question of the deletion of obey" in Canterbury Convocation, the Bishop of Oxford asked Dr. Percy Dearmer, viðar of St. Mary's, Primrose Hill, to investi gate the point.
The Mogul Line str Montrose left United Kingdom via Straits on the tard March, and is expected to arrive höra om or about the 7th May
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION 90., LTD.
Loral, from Calcutta, is due in Houg.
kong 4th April.
Chaysong from Shanghai, is due in
Hongkong 3rd April.
SHIRE LINE, LIMITED.
23th
19th
March Chingwantao March, Coal-Dodwell & Com Harz, British Str 1,388, A. E. Hodgins, 28th March-Swatow 27th March, Genoral-Douglas Lapraik & Co.
for statistics of the Tan of each a large volume, t Country and Port, would alone
to fill
child Mr W. E. Clayton Dr. A. L. E. F.
Coleman Mr& Mm T. R. Collins Mr F. Coyne
HANGSANG, British str., 1,350, B. Wilde 1 Maos, and Plans, pp. nožrly 2,000, $10.00. SWATOW Men Cheong Block Storn. Mr G.P. Carry
·Canton:
Whampoa. Kowloon
Lappa,
Royal Octavo Complete with Fifteen 26th March-Shanghai and Swatow Directory only, pp. 1400 88.00.32
The Directories and Descriptions are of - General Jardine, 25th March,
CHINA Matheson & Co.
Soochow HONGKONG, Freneb str. 730, A. Mar Peking
Chinking. querite, 29th March-Hoihow 28th Tleatsin.
Paitaiho. Nanking, March, General-A. R. Marty. HoNo Mon, British stz., 2,555, R. J. Bain Chinwangtao.. Wubu.
bridge, 22nd Match-Singapore 18th Taku
Antung. March, General-Chinese, KAGOSHINA MARU, Japanese str., 2,731, Manchurian
Trade O'tros. Shansi, Minamikawa, 27th March-Moji 21st March, Coal. Dodwell & Co.
Newchwang. Ichang. KIANG PINO, Chinese str., 1,222, H. Dairen.
Udden, 30th March-Clinkiang 24th Port Arthur. March, General-Chinese
Chefoo. KOERRER, Austrian str.,, Zamara, 31st Weibaivei. March Trieste and Singapore 28th Kisschau. March, General-Sander, Wieler & Tamantu.
Mudken. Bol KUIBANG, British str., 3,001, Bradley, Shanghai.
97th March-Singapore 21st March; General-Jardine, Matheson & Oo, KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,468, C. Stewart, 30th March--Shanghai 27th March, General-Chinese.
KWANGSE, British str., 1,226, G. J. Spink 30th March Saigon 5th March, Gen eral.-Butterfield & Swire. Laaj
30th
AMOX
SANDON GHANA. Pleifer, Faq, Tankan...Mowers, Speldel & Co., Elanet, MARIZA, E. C. MoCullough, Ed. Macao......./.....Mr. A. A. de Mell. Caron Messrs. A. 8. Watson & Cosy Lil.
Memes, A. S. Watson & Co., Ed. FOOCHOW.Men. T. Brockest & Co SHANOKAR.Mestra. Kelly & Wahh, Ich, PEKING 3. M. Gillard & Co, CHEF00...Mears. H. Sisetas & Cele
Mamire. Siotas, Plambeck & Os. Mesare. Sietas, Plambeck & Co. FORMOSA ..G. Maidbrodt, Eng.. COR
Seoul Press,” NAGASAKI KOBB-OSIKA.........
THIKRAU
Dassen...
Kwangchanwan TOKORAMA
Lungchow.
Kowkiong Hankow Yochow.
Samsaui.
Kongmoon.
Nonning.
Wuchourfe
Pakhoi. Churching. Hangehow. Ningpo. Winchow. Saptu. Foochow Amoy Swatow. JAPAN AND FORMOSA
Osaka. Moji. Nagasaki
Hakodate.
Hollow:
Mingise. Hokow
Ssemno.
Tengyaoh.
Keeluna
Tainanfu.
Takow Anping.
Nioolojevsk..
CHOSEN.
Tokyo. Yokohama, Hyogo. Kobe. Shimonoseki. Tamani.
FARTKEN SIBERIA, Vladivostock.
LOKBANG, British etr., 972, D. W. Ritchie, March-Dalny 24th March, Beans Jardine, Matheson & Co. Mivo MARU, Japanese str, 920, Seoul
Tachibana, 27th March-Bangkok Chemulpo. Fusan. 17th March, Rice an Flour-Order. Kan96%. MADEW German str., 898, R. G. Zellner, 28th March-Bangkok and Hoihow Butterfield & 18th March, Rice,- Bwire MATSURA MALU, Japanese str. 1,995, Haiphong
Kobayashi, 27th March-Wakamatsu Tonkin Provinces. Quiahos, 21st March, Coal-Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaisha.. MONTEASIE, British str., 3,953, ▲ J. Hailey, 20th March-Vancouver 19th February, General Oanadian Pacific Railway Co.
Mokpo Chinnampo. Pingyang. Songchin.
HONGKONG AND ITS DEPENDENCIES, MACAO FRENCH INDO-CHINA, ÁRDsm. Hué
NAMBANG, British str., 2,591, H B. Giroy, 30th MarchMoji 25th March, Coal.
Jardine, Matheson & Co. NIAGARA American yacht, 800, Morton, 30th March-Saigon 28th March. NIPPON MARU, Japanese str., 3,452, A. G. Stevens, 27th March San Francisco 97th March, General.-Nippon Yuson Kaisha. OURAKA, British str., 1,709, B. W. S. Pritchard, 20th March-Newcastle 1st March, Coal. Dodwell & Co. RAJAH, German str., 1,275, C. Rosiefsky,
29th
Hanoi
Tourabe. Saigos. Cambodge.
PHILIPPINES.
Muails.
Floilo Cebu.
BORNEO,
Sarawak. Brunei,
Labuan.
British North Borneo BANDEGE
STRAITS. SETELEMENTS. Singapore, Penang, Malacca, Pros, Wellesley, MALAY STATES.
Pahang Selangor. Perak.
Kedah Negri Sembilan. Johore. Kelantan. Trengganu Perlis.
Batavia. Fnitenzorg
NETHERLANDS INDIA.
Samarang Padang. Sourabaya, Macassar.
East Coast of Sumatra. NAVAL SQUADRONG.
German. March-Rajang 21st March, British. Timber-Melchera & Co
French. RUST, American str., 1,405, J. Miller, 90th March Manila 27th March, General.
Shewan, Tomes & Co.
D. A. SALAMIS, British str., 2,954,
Gardiner, 27th March-Bangkok 20th March, Rico and General. -- Bank Line, Ltd.: TAISHUN, Chinese str., 1,216, R. G. Para
more; 27th March-Shanghai 24th March, General.-Chinese. TENYO MARU, Japanese str., 13,454, Ernest Bent, 21st March San Francisco 2'st February General-Toyo Kisen Kaisha, YODO MARU, Japanese str., 1,959, Yakata, 30th March Wakamatsu 23rd March, Coal-Maui Bussan Kaisha,
British.
French. German.
Nagasaki Press" Offon. Japan Chronicle !! Oftes. Meesre. Kelly & Walsh. Ld.
WEATHER REPORT
On the 1st at 11.35 am-The northern de pression has passed into the Pacific.
Pressure has farther decreased along coast of China and Annana.
Mr & Mrs D. C. Dick Mr B. H. Douglas Mr D.E. S. Douglas
Mr W, Downie: Mr A. Docamp Mr J. Duncan
Mr E. C. H. Dacham Mr W. Datton Mr H. Febr
Mr & Mrs H. C.
Ehrenfels MrO.W. L. Fernandez Mr G. Field
Mr B. 1. Fielding Mr A. B. Findlay Mr F. W. Frankes Mr H Fromm Mr A. Gallotti
their J. Gibb
Mr A. T, Gillespie' Capt F, Gilman
Depressions lie over Tongking and the lower Mr A. G. Gordan
Yangtze Valley,
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 sm. to-day, 0.00 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noen to-day in as follows:--
DISTRICT
FORBOADT.
Hongkong & Neighbourhood Light or vari
Formous Channel
Table winds; fair.
Variable winde.
freshening from [S.W. later.
South coast of Chins between Tha mama an
Nor Hongkong and Lamocks. South'oonst of China between 1.3.E.winde, Hongkong and Hainan 1 moderate,
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station.
Vladrostock Nemaro
Hakodate
REGISTER.
16F APRIL, 1914, a.m.
Tokio........... Koobi Nagasaki
Wind
Hour.
Barometer
Temperature.
at Sea Lovel
Humidity.
Direction
Weather
7&.29.59 27 6n 29.71;
29.97
20.02
30.03 -
29.97
Japanese,
Siamese."
Japanese.
Siamese.
Austrian. -United States. Italian. United States. Italian.
Kagoshima
Onkim Naba
30.06 2001
Ishi'ima Banin Is.
Austrian.
Cheloo Weihaiwol Bankow
30.06
29.99 39
OFFICERS OF COAST AND RIVER STEAMBĖS,
The Book is printed from New Wype Lobang
Kiukang specially reserved for the purpose, and uniformity in every arrangement greatly Changsha ..... facilitates reference.
Shanghai
Besides the usual Alpabetissi Lant of Gutelaff Firms the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED Sharp Peak LISTS of TRADES and PROFESSIONS Amey at the larger Commercial Centre.
YUENSANG. British str., 1,128, C. A ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS Tainan
Robertson, 31st March Manila 28th contains the names of over March, General Jardine, Matheson.
PASSED THE CANAL.
February 20th-Borneo, Laomedon February 24th Shimosa, Trieste, Arabia.
February 27th-Indrawadi, Mencious Priam
WNW
Mr V. Goulbourn. Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mr P. O. de Grisogo Mr&Mra WA
Hannibal
Mr W. G. Ball Mr & Mrs N. Hanssens Mr U. A. Henderson Mr F. A. Hempel Dr Hempel Hon Mr D. A. Hewett
C.M.G.
Mr W. B. Hind
Mr 0. Ingenohl
and child Miss G. O'Leary
Mr G; W ̈Olivareroma. Mr & Mrs P.J. Pack Mr J. G. T. Pooley Mr F. A. Parry Mr B. N. Pigot Mr 8, Patten Mr G. Hatton-Potts Hr A. B. Purvis
H. Ramsey Mr E. H.Bay Mr E. M. Raymond
Mr
Mr. B. Esworth. Mi F. Rosy MrJ H. Ried Mr & Mrs Ricketts Miss B. Rivers Er W. A. Roberts Mr F. L Robbins От Задоларагд Mr E. E. Sanborn Mr P. Hahalthefor Miss L. E. Scott Mrs W. M. Scott Mr W.Baboonsback.
Mr J. C. Sibley Mr J. Silar
Mr A. Bolg Mr R. H. Smith
Ma L. Smith
Miss R. Smith Miss S. L. Smith Mrs A. Jokson Smith. Mr F. Smyth Mr A. B. Doransen Mr & Mrs F.
Spielman
Miss M. Spring Miss A Squaro Mr&fra Stabl
r Omar Stuebell. Mise Stuebel
Mr J. W. Lee-Jouer Miss Z. de Tarrant Ltd Mrs! Bertram Mr C. Trimm ›
PAREL & Nira H. Turner Jones
Mr M. T. Jones? Mon Turner Mr & Mrs UK. Kear
Mr J. F. Kilbourn Mr C. B. King
Mr M. B. Lambert Mr J. Lambert Mr & Mrs B, Layton Mr G. B. Layton Baroness de Laveleye Mr & Mrs H, D. Law
and fafant Mr & Mrs A. Lewis Mr G. T. Lloyd
Mr. F. Lobel Miss N. Lomas
Mr W. Logan
Capt J. Vanghan Mr O. P. Villa
Capt H. Wall or Mr G. C. Watkins
Mr. F. de Weigo sperg Mr F. W. White. Mw E. J. White Mr D. White Mr J. 8. Whitehead Mr & Mrs FA Winkler Mr G. G. Wood Mr A Worcester Mr F. Yearly Mies G, Youngi
PRAK HOTEL.
Mr St. Amory Licut Araber, B.AM.C. Mr. & Mrs W. Arm-
strong
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Mr F. H. Bakar
&MIS W. H. Bell and children
Dog Miss Boggen
Major & Mrs Bowen Mira Bowdler SM Brister
Col & Mrs Baker
Brown
Ma Baker Brown Mr W. D. Brown Hon Mr & Mrs Buck
nill, child & wasid Ms M. Cary Mr & Mrs Casulli Capt & Mrs Cochrane
Mr & Mrs J. Dobbie
29.75
- 29.95 7 $9.90
6% 29.89 Swatow......... 29.93.72 Talhoku ................. 5. 29.91 Taichu
29.92
29.93!
2-
29.92
BIF Consland
29.00
0.
Major Davy
6% 29.
ESE
Major Dorgan
20
Mr. Evans
2 of
9A29.88
Mr Fearon
E
Mr F, W. Gibbons
6.29.80 72
dh
Mr & Mrs A. Gibson
Tourney Cape St. James 4. Manila Пюрвері
29.89
Tollo
·Bacolod Cebu Labuan
$29.92 84
Boshan Pescadores 20,000 FOREIGNERS,
Canton arranged, with the Initials as well as the Hongkong Surnames, in strictly Alphabetical Order, Gay Book so that any name can be found instantly. Macao!
Wushow THE MAPS AND PLANS
Hoihow Lave been engravad by one of the most Pakhot eminent Firms in Great Britain and net Phulien corrected and brought up to date. They consist of the following:
pe d COLOURED PLAYS OF FLAGS OF FOREIGN Honga. MAR-OF-THI Fan East. PLAN OF YOKOHAMA PLAN OF KOBE AND HYOGO,
PLAN OF FOREIGN BETTLEMENTI, TIENEBIN. PLAN OF TSINDTAD (KMÓCHÁV), PLAN OF FOREIGN CONCESSION SHANGHAI, PLAN OF HONGREW (SHANDRAL) with" Insel
Showing the EXTENDED SETZLAMENT, LaSE PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA, PLAN OF NEW TERRITORY (KOWLOON). PLAN OF SINGAPORS.
PLAN OF KOWLOON,
PLAN OS BATAVIA.
29.91
109.91-75 98.29.91-83
Major Faichine
Mr A
F. Fielder
Mr B. A. Hals
Mics Humphrey's Lt. Col. H. W. Iee
BiG.A
Capt Lambkins, BAN.C.
Mr & Mrs Moßvan Misses Movan Capt&Mrs MilnerJones Mr. A. Keith Capt&Mrs Kiddle.x
maid and chila -Mr& Mrs Koch:: Dr & Mrs Macfarlane Maj. & Mrs MoMann
children & nurse
Mr & Mr E... N
Mitchelmors and child
Mr A. Montganey CaptMonteith E.AM.§. Col. & Mrs O'Han and childran Mia Parebn Mr T. L. Perking Mr J. J. Flummet Lt Col Radcliffs, E.E Air F. L. Helton
Eng: Comdr. Rooms Mr & Mrs Schedwell It& Mrs
EN
Mr AS
Mr G. Skott
Lt. Col. Gordon Hall, Mr A Findlay Smith
SRAMIC..
Mr Grissell
"My Gethrie
NB Abd Me F. A. Hazeland NW10
20
T. F. CLAXTON, Director.
1 BAROMETE, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit n the level of the, sas in inches, tenths and undesditha.
2 TEMPERATURE, in the shade,
3 HUEMITT, in peromitage of maturation, the --hummidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,
4 Dinmotion or Warn, to two points.
March 3rd-Den of Ruthven, Nankin March 6th-Bendeuch, Namur, Tele machus. Brodvale, eternseyi
10theravon, Brisgavia March Den af Crombie Lothian, Uckermark
March 13th turret, Japan, Mon- Kumiang, from Calcutta, is due in Hong-mouthshire. Princess Alice, Tranguebar,
kong 8th April,
Egrement Castle, Uraula Rickmers
Mareli 17th - Bentawere, Brasilia, Cathey, Helenus, Indran, Kaga Maru Yatshing, from Moji, is due in Hongkong Nippon, Ayanza, Preussen, Paul Lecat.
3rd April.
March 20th - Agamemnon, Calchas, Erroil, Sunda, Delta.
Epson, The CHRONICLE corers the notable erenta 24th Himalaya, March Altmark, Norderney, Tangiste, Pro- of the last half centory in the Far East
6 STATE OF WHruna, b blue sky, a stacked together with the Texts of all the most textlaus, Benmohre
March 27th-Achillas, Bendoran, Bülow, important Treaties concluded with the blood, d drissling rain, i fog, gloomy, by ball Cordillère, Derflinger, lys Mazz, countries of Eastern Asia, the various shining; o overcast, prazing showers squall,
7 Rare in inchos, t tenths and hundred the Patricia
Cod Custonia Tarifs, Trade Regulations, Chanthin, & now, thunder, viability, w daw (wat March 31st--Atsuta Mary, Ellen kick-bers of Commerce, Besies of Commissions. Nippon, Consular and Court Fees, Hongkong Stamp merá
Glenlochy, Lennos,
Dution, Postal Guide, Signal Codes, Chinese: Suruga Arens, 0. J. D. Allers.
Testivals, Tablou of Money, Weights and Measures and other Commercial Information: The CHRONICLE. and DIRECTORY, though condensed in every possible manner, cozksins every year more pagos.
Merionethshire, from Vancouver, is due
ia Hongkong 9th April. Der of Ruthven, from Leadon, left Singa
pore 30th March, is due in Hongkong
th April
NOTICE TO KOWLOON RESIDENTS
KTRA COPIES of DAILY PRESS are XTE
on Sale daily at the following Stores: KOWLOON BOOK STALL, Ferry Wharf- Moser, HUNG CHEONG, Haiphong Boad
ARRIVALS AT HOME. March 31stBenlawers, Helenus, flyson, Franquebar. Premien, Yangtare.
& FORCE OF WIND, Bording to Beaufort Sonie.
ON SALE.
DOUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS, JOLT to DECEMBER,
1915 With INDEX. Price $7.50.
On Sale at the "Hosesore Dandy-Eausa ** Office.
Hongkong, 6th March, 1914.
Mr & Mrs W. G.
Humphreys
Mojor & Mrs Hum
phreys
Rev & Mrs Cooper
Hunter
Mr & Mrs Allan Mrs Amers Mr Aromtrong Liz Barr
Mr Bond
Mr Coffmsen
Mrs Conner
Lt. Col. & Mrs Usher
Baits
Stewart and chil- dien
Mr A. E. Stokes Mr Upion
Miss Upton Mr N. Walker Capt Whitfield
GRAND HOTEL.
Mr John on Dr Kert Mr C. G. King
Mr Madariaga
Mr Mathieson
Mr & Mrs Mayarı
Miss Oslery
Mr & Mrs A B Crew Mr & Mrs Radford
My Dunrich
Mr. Frenck
Mr Kindortt
Capt Gait
Mr Grant
Mr Hon
Mr Heary
Mr Rolfs
Mr Robn
Mr Rancy Mr.Smith
My C. Weinosa
Mr Wiessenborn
MrWfils