HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
S.S. "PRESIDENT COOLIDGE "
S.S. "PRESIDENT TAFT"
PRESIDENT LINER
SAILING.S
TO SAN FRANCISCO and LOS ANGELES
via SHANGHAI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU : S.S. "PRESIDENT PIERCE"
PASSENGERS
MANY ARRIVALS
IN COLONY
The following passengers arriv- ed in Hongkong on Saturday: **
Mr. Thanwardas Aldasmal." Miss Gertrude R. Bayless, Mr. Karl Broch, Miss L. Emma Brodbeck, Mr. Alexan- der Caplan, Mr, Chen Tzu-Kang, Mr. Chin Kwan-Taing. Mr. Chow Je-Min, Mrs. Chow Kia-Lin, Mr. James W. Clague Mr. Ralph Cunio, Mr. 8. N. ∙Dayaram, Mr. Harold" 8. Dunn, Mr.
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Oct. 29
Mou, 28
Tues. 29
06 38
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13 7
10:30 18 6.
13 10
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07 45
6 8
140
3 0
20 05
17 1
13 43
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Nov, 3
Wed: 30
08 40
16 0
02 225
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Nov, 17
Dzu Den-Lan, Mrs. Paula de Haan, Thur. 31-
90 40
17 &
14.95
26
00:40
16.
'03 14
Mr. Prank Fleth, Mr. Max Friedman,
To NEW YORK and BOSTON
Mr. A. W. Gibson. Mr. and Mrs. Fri,
91 18
178
13.00
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10 36
6 1
04.00
14
VÉT MANILA, SINGAPORE PENANG, COLOMEO,
Alexander Goldie. Miss Aline Goldie.
2150
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1633
13 2
BOMBAY and CAPETOWN
S.S. "PRESIDENT ADAMS"
Nov, 20
8.9. "PRESIDENT HARRISON"
Dec. 8
To SINGAPORE & PENANG
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Goldrick, Miss Bat. Minale Hilty, Dr. D. W. Honeywell, Mr... B. Hopstock, Mr. Hu Hul-Chun, Sun Mr. Emest E. Johnson, Miss Barbara Johnson. Mr. Alfred T. C. Kao, Mrs sad Mrs. 4. C. Kas, Mr. Lec Tsu- Kuei, Mr. Liu Shuh-San.
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HONG KONG TIDE TABLE From 28 Oct. to 3 Nov. 1940.
HIGH WATER.
Dwe
Bona
Kong
Standard)
Time.
Height
LOW WATEN
Hong
Height.
Kong Standard a
Time
WEATHER REPORT
Royal Observatory, Hongkong.
10 a.m., Oct. 37... Barometer (at sen`level), 30.19 ins.
Temperature, 73 F.
Humidity, „73 per cent.
Wind Direction, ENE.
Wind Force (Beaufort), 3.
tin. Temperature; msximum vesterday
18 9 1.
88 F.
Temperature; minimum last night,
168 F.
Rainfall for 24 hrs, ending 10th
today, nil.
Tutalainfall since January 11.
113.97 ins.
Against an average of, 81.89 ins
Sunset tonight, 5.30 p.m.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1940. —PAGE 11
22.31
8. 1
18 08
36
Sunrise tomorrow, 6.26 am,
13
12:30
5-8
05 35
13
4 p.m., Oct. 27.
93 10
17.01 18 39
3 9
Barometer (at sea level), 30.09 ins.
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DAILY HEALTH RETURNS
Temperature, 76 F.
Humidity, :70 per cent.
S.S. "CITY OF NORFOLK"
Oct. 29
To SAN FRANCISCO & LOS ANGELES
vin YOKOHAMA
S.S. "CITY OF NORFOLK
Nov. 17
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FIRST VOYAGE FROM HONGKONG THE NEW
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ON NOVEMBER 4TH
SAN
to
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via SHANGHAI,
KOBE, YOKOHAMA
and "
HONOLULU.
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Wind Direction. E/8.
Wind Force (Beaufort), 4
Mary Marr. Sister Mary. Paul, Mr. The following is the Return of Maximum temperature, 17.F,
Leslie McNicoli. · Mr. T. M. Milne,
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Mother Mary Joseph, Sister Mary notifiable diseases notied as hav-Minimum temperature, 66 P James, Mrs. Edward G. Murray, Missing occurred in the Colony during Rainfall, nil Elaine Irene Murray. Mr. H. C. Np. the 24 hours ended midnight on Rev. and Mrs. K. L. Potee, Mr. Gale Oct. 25:- Fotee. Miss Elinor Potee, Mr. P.-Kota Reddy, Mr. Y. T. Shen.
Sister Mary Imelda, Mr. Shya Pan- Hus, Mr. Paul Sizov, Mr. Alfred C. Snead. Mr.
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In White. Miss Lucy Anita White, Martinez, Mr. and Mrs V. H Mase- Mrs. and Miss K. A. Wong, Mrs, wfield Mrs. A. 8. McDill Mstr. A. Ste- Y. Wong. Mrs. I. Y. Wong, Mrs. Wong wart McDill, Jr., Miss Helen Mär Mc- Tse-Sun Mr. Yh' Gee-Dec. Sister Dill Miss Phyllis McDll. Maria Teresa, Mrs. Tong Z1, Miss A. Katherine. Zierdt.
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From LONDON AND STRAITS.
NONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby
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Serafina S. Nacords, Miss Alice 3. Catormed that all Goods Rev. Raymond Abbitt, Mr. Luis
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