SHIPPING
ARRIVALS.
"Axsa, Norwegian str., 1,017, A. Arntzen,
5th October-Bangkok 27th Septem ber, Rice-Chinese. DERWET, British str., 1,862, J, Jenkins, 5th October-Baigon 30th Septeraber, Rice and General.--Chinese. KUTBANG, British str., 3,100, Bradley, Gth October-Moji 9th September, Gen- eral-Jardins, Matheson & Co. LOONGBANG, British str., 1,002, W. G. G. Lonsk, 6th October-Manila 3rd Octo- ber, General-Jardine, Matheson &
Co.
SHIPPING REPORTS.
The British str. Derwent reports: Heavy galo.and high confused sea off Paracels; from thence to port, moderate to light N.E. winds and heavy swell from NI.
VESSELS EXPECTED.
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. The E. & A. str. Aldenham left Sydney for this port (via Queensland Ports and Manila) on the 29th September, and may be expected to arrive here un or about 21st October.
The A.O. str. Changzha left Sydney on the 1st October for Hongkong via New- castle, Fort Darwin, Thursday Island and Manila, and may be expected to arrive here on or about 24th October.
MERCHANT STEAMERS.
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The M.M. str. Chili is due to arrive hore on the th October, and will leate for Shanghai and Japan on or about the 10th October.
The Barber Line str. Chollater left New York for Hongkong via Panama on the 1st September, and is dus here on or about the 20th October.
The Barber Line str. Shimes left New York via Panama Canal for Hongkong on the 3rd Oetiber, and is therefore expected to arrive here on or about the 23 November.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENT.
The str. Anhui will leave Bhangbai on the 7th October, and is due in Hongkong on the 10th October.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 6th at 11.00 sm.The anti-opolno has weakened. It is nearly stationary,
Pressaro has denie:sed slightly along the south coast of China and increased lightly over Formosa ned N. Latron.
No returus from Tudo-Chins.
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at
1).m. to-day, C.Cr) Inches.
The forecast for the 24-hours ending at noon- toisy is as follows:---
DISTRICT.
E. winds, mc-
Rongkong & Neighbourhood derats to fresh;"
Forthos Chanzel
FORECAST
fair to sbowery.
(N.E. winds,
1 strong.
South coast of China between The same as
No. L Bangkong and Lamooks, į
South coast of Chins between (The same Hongkong and Hainen... No. 1.
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 7th to 18th October, 1914.
HIGH WATTE
Month
H'kong,
Height
M
LOW WATER
Sui 11 48 505 39
Height.
:
Mean
H'koog Mean
*Time
Fm.
Time
Tt. in.
b. m.
iz.
Wal.
7m 11 14
5.5 an
30 17a 7 I
Thors
10 39 7 2
9
0 34
4.40. 4-5 m 6 28
9
11 6a 7:2
31 44 n. 7 2
Bux.
11
4 38al 4 I 2 6 7 £9 nor low water
2 7
No infer. high
Moa.
12 0 24 7 0
10 23
No infor. high
or low water
Toes
11 22 | 2.. 3)
Kri.
Bata. 10 No infer. high
or low water
2
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7TH, 1914.
VESSELS ADVERTISED AS `LOADING
To scertain the anchorage of any Vossels, the Harbour has boon divided into Four Sections commencing from Green Island. Vessels anchoring nonrest Kowloon are marked * k" nearest Hongkong "1," midway between Hongkong auf Kowloon "m,” and those vessels berthed at the Kowloon Wharf "kw." together with the number denoting the section.
SECTIONS
1. From Green Island to the Harbour Master's, 2 From Harbour Master's to Blake Pier,
3.From Blaka Pier to Noval Yard,
4. Frem Naval Yard to East Point.
DESTINATION
VIR OWL HI
...
LONDON & ANTWERP via SingapOEN, 40, ... LONDON VIA USUAL PORTS OF CALL LONDON & ANTWERP MAESHILLES, LONDON & ANTWERP VIA SINGAPORM, & VICTORIA, B.C., & TACOMA VIA SHANGHAI, 20.. VICTORIA, B.C., & B BATTLE VIA SHANGHAI, ŽC. VICTORIA.B.C., & TACOMA VIA KRELUNG & JAPAN NEW YORK VIA JAPAN PORTS & PANAMA CANAL NEW YORK
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TESSEL'S NAMES,
[FLAG & BIG) BERZK
CAPTAIT
FOR PRESET. AFFLY TO
TO BE DISPATCH ED
NAMUE..
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SAN FRANCISCO VIA ESGHaha! & Jatan, ... SAN FRANCISCO VIA SHANGHAI & JAPAN, &C... SAN FRANCISCO VIA MANILA & JAPAN, 20....... AUSTRALIAN PORTS VIA MANILA AUSTRALIAN PORTS VIA MANILA. JAPAN,
YOKOHAMA KOBE & NAGASAKI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA TIENTSIN VIA SHANGHAI & WEIHAIWEI WEIHAIWEI, CHEFOO & TIENTSIN SHANGHAI & NEWCHWANG... SHANGHAI... SHANGHAI VIA NINGFO ... SHANGHAI & KOBE SHANGHAL, KOBE & YOKOHAMA SHANGHAL SHANGHAI & KOBE SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA ... SHANGHAL... BHANGHAI...
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Dut, str...
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...On 29th inst, at 4 P..
About 14th inst.
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About 15th inst.
On 13th inst, at 1 F.M. On 20th inst
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K. Hattori
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1 m.
C. C. Williams......
...
Brit, str....
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2 h.
A. H. Stewart
Erit. str.
2 k.
J. W. Evans
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Pennefather...
Brit, str....
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170
by
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Brit, atr....
434
TJITAROEM...
Dat. str...
Jap, str.
BATCHING
TAMING
LOONGBANG...
TEAN **
WAKASA MARU...
MALAT MARU HANGSANG ...
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Brit str.
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Jap. str.
Brit, str...
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W. G. G. Leask... Sidford...
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On 9th inst., at 11 AM.
30th insty at BP.M. On 12th inst., at D'light. On 11th inst., at Noon.
st To-merrow, at Daylight. Tomorrow, at 4 P.M. On 9th inst., at D light.
inat.
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10th About
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About 23rd inst.
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MESSAGERING MARITIMES ... BUTTERFIELD & SWILD ... .. NIPPON YUSEN KADHA
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BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE
On 11th inst., at Noon. On 17th init, at 8 A.M. On 11th inst., at 10 am. Today, at 4 P.M. On 10th inst., at 4 P.M. To-morrow, at 1 r.m.- On 13th it, at 1 P.M. ...On 16th int, at 1 P.M.
To-day, at 4 P.M. On 10th inst., at 3. F.M. On 13th at 4 F:M.
Inst On 17th inst. at 3.P.M. Quick despatch. On alat inst. Middle of Oct. On 10th inst., at 3 P.. On 14th inst., at 3 P.M. On 17th inst, On 25th inst. To-day, at SF.. To-day, at 10 AM.
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· NEW APPOINTMENT FOR SIR
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LONDON, October 6th.
Sir Matthew Nathan has been appoint ted Under Secretary to
the Lord
Lieutenant of Ireland.
BRITISH ARMY STANDARD HEIGHT.
LONDON, October 6th.
The British Army standard height was raised a few weeks ago, but men are still joining in excellent numbers..
EARTHQUAKE IN ASIA, MINOR,
LONDON, October 5tli
L..
A message from Smyrna states that an earthquake partly destroyed the carpet manufacturing towns of Isbarta and Burdur. The death-roll is very heavy. 7
THE
“ TUNGSHING TYPHOON
IN A
Tác Indo Chin sa Tung hin, Capt L. M. Hussey, while on a voyage from Saigon to Hongkong experienced very heavy weather. The cargo was & generał one, and a quantity of deck cargo was jettisoned. About 10 p.m. on October 1st the wind and sea increased considerably, with rain and bard squalls. The vessel commenced to ship heavy water, and the deck cargo, consisting of baskets of salt eh and bags of cocoanuts, broke adrift from their lashings, They were lashed again twice during the night by the crew, but at 246 am. on the 2nd they again broke adrift,the wind and sea increasing. with heavy swells from N.E. and E. As the heavy basicets of fish were becoming dangerous to the vessel's steering gear the Captain decided for the safety of samo to jettison the deck cargo, which was done at 4 a.m. in about Lat. 18.30deg. N... Long, 11.28deg. E. During all day of thio 2nd inst. the vessel was shipping heavy water fore and aft, but the weather eased up about 10 p.m. and "Barometer Squalls ceased, Oil leaking from the baskets of fish made it impossible to secure them,
A BANISHEE SENT TO PRISON,
The thickly populated West Point dis trict has long been reputed to be the favourite haunt of the thief and the week- end depredators from Canton, but there has been an appreciable decrease in petty. larceny cases there of late, under Inspector. P. O'Sullivan's régime.
A likely burglary was prevented a couple of days ago, when a Chinese was found in "the staircase on the first floor of a house in Queen's Road West. He was suspected, and a Jukong opportunely arrived. He told the occupier of this floor that he wanted to soe his friend Ah Sum." who lived on tho upper floor. Inside the man's jacket was found an electric torch and two handser- chiefs. At the Magistracy the complain- ant declared that he did not know the defendant, and the latter, in turn, de- clined to know the complainant. Defend- ant added that he was not on the premises to see Ah Sum at all. The police assaulted him and made him say it. He came down from Canton only a few days ago. Inspector O'Sullivan proved two previous convictions, and that the defendant had once been banished, his time having now expired. Defendant strenuously denied having been, banished, but his Worship, roticing that on the finger-print list ono. of the finger joints was missing, asked the man to hold up his hand, whereupon it was seen that the joint of the fourth inger was missing. His Worship ordered the man to be sent to gaol for three months, with hard labour.
SANITARY BOARD.
At the meeting of the Sanitary Board yesterday, Mr. G. N. Orte presiding, the reply of the Government to the letter con- veying the motion adopted by the Board at the last meeting that special facilities should be granted the employees of the Sanitary Department who are membera of the Hongkong Volunteer Corps or Volunteer Reserves" was laid on the table. The reply merely knowledged the. letter, and recapitulated the duties of the Volunteers.
13m 1 57 6 8
No infer bigh- nor low water:
INDO-CHINA S. NAV. CO., LTD. BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO., LTD.
PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG (SUBJECT TO ALTERATION)..
FOR
+ SANDAKAN
SHANGHAI and NEWCHWANG
+ SHANGHAI via NINGPO ..........
STEAMERS
TO BAIL "CHUNBANG... Wed day, 7th Oct., 3P,N.
TAKSANG" Thursday, 8th Oct. D'light. "ESANG"
Fiday, 9th Oct., Dfight. Saturday, 10th Oct, 3PM. LOONGSANG" Saturday, 10th Oct, 3P.M. TIENTSIN VIA SHANGHAI & WEIHAIWE "CHEONGSHING" Sunday, 11th Ost, D'light.
Wed'day, 14th Oct., 3 r.. *SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA“ KOTSANG".
SINGAPORE, PENANG & CALCUTTA HANGSANG"..
MANILA SAMANTH
* MANILA „.........mi aromastija un ancimi YUENSANG"... Saturday, 17th Oct. 3.P.H.
RETURN TOUES TO JAPAN
The Stenmaz "Korsano,”* 'NAMBANG" and "Foorsas" learo about every 3 weeks for Shanghai and Japan returning via Kobo (Inland Sea) and Majl to Hongkong. Time copied 20 days.
by the YATSHING,"
Jauving KUNBAND, and
·This BETICS is supplemented
and returning thenos Hongkong at regular intervals for Yokohama, Koba and Mojl
direct to Hongkong. Time socopied 6 days.
These vessels have all modern improvements and are fited throughout with Elecizio Light. A daly qualified enrgeon is also carried,
Steamers bass superior accommodation for First Cisen Pasigure and are fitted throughoat- with Bostris Light.
Taking Cargo on through Bills of Lading to Pitre, Chefen, Ttain, Fairy, Wwei, Tiac&N'cbwang. Taking Cargo on Through Bills of Lading to Endst, Lahad Datu, Simperas, Tawas, Ugakan, Jesselton and Labuan,
fal phone No. 215, Sab. Eroh, 4.
Freight or Pasage, apply to Hongkong, 7th October, 1914.
NEW SERVICE OF STEAMERS (BETWEEN
YOKOHAMA, KOBE, HONGKONG AND BANGOUN.
Stakmers "pre-derpstohad Eastward and Westward si regular intervala, taking Passengers and Cargo st Current Batee!
For Freight or Passage, apply to
(11
Telephone No 1915, Hongkong, 16th April, 1914,
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AGENTS
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.,
(GENERAL MANAGERS.
THE
STEAM
ROYAL MAIL
PACKET
COMPANY.
PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG,
BUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
"SHIRE” LINE SERVIER-HOMEWARDS.
FOR
LONDON & ANTWERP...
BTNAMEEJ
DATE OF DEPARTURE.
MONMOUTHSHIRE" On 4th Nov.
For Freight and Further Farticulars, apply to Telephone No. 215 Sub Ex. No.
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.,
Hongkong" 7th October, 1914.
AGENTS,
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