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GOOD ADVICE.
A testator, the provisions of whose will were recently set out in The Times, diree ted that he should be described on his tombstone..as "the" happiest man an Carth
on the ground that he was, amongst other things, "always advising and helping these in trouble. To that this was to be added the statement he never knew his advice go wrong As the word "les" in the inscription was carefully italicized, he may perhaps have had a eynical joke in the back of his blind; biit in other parts of his will the expressed his opinions on all sorts of subjects in so extremely positive a
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WEATHER KEPORT
August 7th at 18,30-Pressure has divervawel alightly over N. and Central Japan. S. Chias and S. China. It has increase sightly aver S. Japan, the Loschoo Islands, Formosa, Indo-
'hina and the Philippines,
The southern typhoon is sitting up. NW. of Amoy. The northern typhoon at 2pm, the Afternoon away W. of S. Corea, peribably moving N.N.W.
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 18 hours, August 7th, 2 fuch. Total since Jannary lat, 711 inches, against an average of 50.24 inches.
The forcast for the, 14 hours ocding at 18 hours, Aug. 9th is as follows:-
DISTRICT Formosa Channel
FORECAST
...S. winds, cxlerate.,
INDO-CHINA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
TIENTSIN MANILA
الرملي
SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATION,
#CHEONGSHING* Friday, "YHENSANG” "MINGSANG"
KWAISANG"
RAIPHONG vis ROUROW BANGKOK via WATOW TSINGTAU SWATOW
& SHANGHAI
SHANGHAI via SWATOW... MANTZA
HAIFRONG Tủ HorroW KORE
SANDAKAN
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"YATSHING* "OHUNSANG"
* SUISANG
Saturday,
ath Aug, 1 pint 9th Ang 11 amo Sunday, 10th Aug 7.3. Monday, 11th Ang, Nocs. Wednesday, 13th Aug. 10, 16th Aug 13.0.
de 15th Aug. 11 M
Sunday,
17th Aug,
"LEESANG *
"KUTSANG"
- Sunday,
17th Aug. 7a25«.
...HINSANG"
Monday,
18th Aug, 10 m2,
...
Monday,
STRAITS & CALCUTTA ***LAISANG"
-
25th Ang. 8 pan.
to moderate: cloudy,CALOUTTA LINE: This Line now afforda regular miling to Calcutta, Penang asi
thumler showers,
ner that he probably meant exactly what he said. in that case it is difficuls to" restrain a feeling of sympathy with his Hongkong to Gap Rock Variably winds, light friends Audi alteram partem, my lad
sail Lord Crabs to Mr. Algernon Deaceace, which menas,
** read both sides of the will." It would be interest- ing to know whether the recipients of advice were as happy as the giver of it, and whether they shared his opinion of ita infallibility.
The desire to give geod, advice is, at least in its incipient stages, an amiable weakness. It bespeaks a kind heart and A genuine interest in other people. In many cases it takes a comparatively inno cues form. The Christian names of our babies, the shades of our wall-papers. the
our Hower-beds- arrangements of these are matters on which we should all be able to submit to a reasonable amount of mild dictation. We may even now and then be grateful for having our minds made up for us. At the worst wo shall only have to move the piano back non old again a little wearily to its place when the adviser has departed; and. a trail beyond the fact that it has hiszed a tra
partial ruin on the carpet and exposed to view à dirty patch on the wall. harm will have been done, Advice, how ever momentarily irritating, only beconies serious when, after being long pondered over, it is committed to writing.
Write, write, write a letter,
Gocal advice will make us better. - Father, mother, sister, brother. Let us all advise each other. "
want
So runs the verse, the cherished posses- sion of a single family. which deserves s wiler circulation. People who write letters of advice are not content with christening children; they
to elente them as well, and it is when this stage is reached that we break out into a tempest of fury and wish the most benevolent" "people at the bottom of the sea. We are then prepared to ko sa any direction
except the one indicated to us, and, if that testator's advice never did
ng it is posshly because go wrong his victims in shear fury always tock an his own opposite course. By his exactly account he un advised those who were in trouble. This is additional evid ence of that underlying kindness of heart. but it does not in itself make the adviser
the more engaging. A fair weather. friend is
South coast of China between
Hongkong and Hainan South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks
Jo.
do.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
Barometer Temperature Humidity" Wind Direction.. Force Westhor...
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, Angust 7th.
Previous On DatejOs Date
Day at at 2 pm 6 s..
p.m.
29,53
HM
29.56
50
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Rain
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From Aug. Sth to 14th, 1924,
HIGH WATER.
LOW WATER
Days work
Days of
H'koog.
Standard
Time:
Height.
H'konx..
Standart
Time.
E
h
ift.
Sun.
Fri. 9m 233
Satar.m3 32
10 im
26
m 10 40
50 a
Mon. I u
Tuen. 12
Wed. 13 m
SKEERSE&ISSACHE
Weight!
86
SO-
BOARD OF CONSERVANCY WORKS OF KWANGTUNG, Water'evels in English Feet at ID AM
is supposed to be a very des Thur 14 picable' erenture, but it may be questioned whether, a foul-weather friend is not good deal harder to, bear. As far as the pleasure of ordinary human interenure: is concerned, there can be no doubt about it. It is rather depressing and not at all Battering to, our vanity to know that we are interesting only so long as we are sick or sorry. There is one thing that ought in fairness to be said for all ad- visers. They provide very excellent dis ipline. A sergeant-major is in himself odicus.
little of him is very good but
We have got to for nearly all of us. do what he tells us and we cannot tell him what we think of him. The adviser gives us discipline, in a less vigorous form, because in his case we need not ohey, we have only to keep our tempera. Moreover he may afford us the supreme "satisfaction of telling him that his advice would have gone wrong if we had
followed it-The" Times.
ABSINTHE SUBSTITUTES.
DISQUIETING DEVELOPMENTS IN
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FRANCE.
Owing to the serious increase. wbich has been noted recently in the number of cuses of chronic alecholism, anys the "Paris corrispondent of a London paper, the Academia de Médecine lias appointed. a special committee to investigate the subject with a view to making repre- sentations to the Government. Accord ing to a report presented to the Academy by the General Secretary of the National Anti-Alcoholic League, the consumption of pure alcohol in the form of spirits and various kinds of apéritifs has in- creased from 767,000 hectolitres in 1921 to over 1,000.000 hectolitres, last year. Between 1813 and 1910 there was a mark- ed diminution in the consumption of spirits, without any corresponding in- crease in the use of less potent liquors such as wine, beat, and cider, but a great change has taken place since the Armis tice. The Secretary of the Anti-Alcoholic League draw attention to the fact that. though latinthe was prohibited in 19147 14 it has now been repläted by a variety of drinks similar in taste and almost equally dangerous. The reelt, of this
growing consumption of liquors with an aniseed base is, it is elained to be sen in the rapid increase of chronic alcoholism which had become very rare in the period immediately following the end of the war. As there is in existence w Jaw whith provides that the Government shull forbid ter toanufacture and consumption of drinks containing essences which the "Academy of Medicine declares to be dan
gerous, the committee appointed by the Academy is to pay special attention to an inquiry concerning current substitutes for the forbidden absinthe.
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M/s. "Australien
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Singapore; returning from Calentte steamers proceed. via Straits
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