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'SHIPS AND SAILORS.
The Dreadnought Hospital; Mr.
Churchill's Proposal.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. FRIDAY, JULY 11, 1913,
POST OFFICE.
„The "Amasone with the : French
tall is excepted to arrive here on Sunday, the 19th inst.
Dominion can be made to build them, the task lies upon the Mother Country, We need not be unduly concerned. A little faith and all will be well. ~So gigantio The Mexico Maru is due to ar a task as that of the organization of the British Empire for defence hers on Saturday, the 12th cannot be carried out in day,
WO have
inat, with London via
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVE
WEATHER REPORT.
prime |:-- On the lith at 19:30-Pressura dekhins increased moderately in the north-east and decreased slightly
Mail Steamers
THE PENINSULAR
biberia of Wednesday, the 18th & Chonan, Br. s. 1,350, W. L. Jones, over NE China and Tongking AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.
?
MAILS DUB, Biberian. Mexico Maru, 12th inst.
Dekhou Saturday, the Sist ulto. sand years of history behind us, and this, surely, ought to teach us the folly of hurrying move- ment. It is our genius to proceed in the meantime. It is for the slowly, from stip to step. But, Mother Country" to show her determination to safeguard the security of the Empire. It wo hump the load without complain-
the consequenose will be widespread and lasting. :
French, Amazone, 13th inst.
*MAILS VIA SIBERIA.
Lendos June 81
Dia Banglad
10th July-Canton, Gen, hangen disewhere are mail. The southern depresion is now ---B, & 8, 10
Kwangio, Br.. s. 1759, G. 3. central over Tongking.
Spink, 10th July Can-Moderats 8. to 8.1 winds are WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned FORTS on or ton 9th July, Gen-B.& indicated over the N, China Sea
Ir
Lovat, Br. sa 5,900, R. Glegg. Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 10th July-Philadelphia hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 21st May, Case Oil, 0.30 inches, Order.
FORECAST FOR THE 24 July 7 Ningpo, Br. ss. 1,298, 0, W. Pick HOURS ENDING AT NOON
ard, 10th July-Java &
TO-MORROW. Pekalongan 80th June, BugarB. & B,
Prince Louis of Battenberg has made an appeal for the Dreadnought Hospital at Green wish which one may venture to hope, will not fall on deaf ears. The hospital, with its offshoot at Albert Docks, is the only insitation which ex- Ista specially to meet the need of mailers of the mercantile marine wing the Port of London. Many of those who know anything about it at all, I believe, imagine that it in supported by the
The ships absolutely must be Admiralty. Bặt this is not the built, who over pays for them. esas. The Admiralty gave the After providing a superiority of building when Greenwich Hos-fly per cent. In the North Sea--- pital was abolished, and the pop- a margin which no one will say Touron-Per Kiangping. · 11th sioners were given allowances in is excessive-the surplus left for
July, 4.p.m. their own homes. But no public the whole-world service of the Shanghai, North China and Japan funde are available for its main- Empire amounts to a total of from
via Kobe-Per Namsang, tenance. Like other hospitals, three to ten ships, excluding the
11th July, 5 p.m.. it is dependent on pablis sub- Canadians. But foreign countries Swatow-Per Triumph,
"July, 5 p.m. mcription.
Bre going forward, Austria- Hungary will lay down three Shanghai and North China-Per Kansas, 11th July, 5 more immediately; Italy, follow-
Mokmatile Jack.
We are, perhaps, a little heedless of ourobligations towards the mercantile seaman. The public will always give an ear to the needs of the bluejacket, "though not beyond his needs and deserts. But the Merchant Service ie no long- er regarded as an essential part of the whofe ses service of the Empire, though the life of the Empire was never more de- pendent upon it. There is, cer- tainly, no bread of men more liable to obsaces requiring hos- pital treatment; none more help To abould the need come, and none with a batter claim to the consideration of the public. The Dreadnought Hospital needs modernising. It is desized to provide better quarters for the nursing staff, to instal lifts, and to provide a steam launch which shall be available to fetch cases from the ship to the hospital. After these requirements are supplied, there is the usual used for more money for main tenance. We most of us travel by steamer some time or the other nowadays. Is it too much to ask all those who have gone down to the sea in ships to contribute something towards meeting the necessities of those who have kept them se safe and as comfortable as if they were at the Metropole?
|
The Necessity.
about the DATES named For
8 HANGHAI,
Steamers
MOJI, KOBE Į NAMUR AND TOKO-[Capt, A. Collyer
HAMA............ ......u? SHANGHAI......
Usual Ports
L'ABSAYB
Capt, G.J. Coldwell...
CHINA
Capt.O.H.8. Tocque R.N.R
District.
Forecast.
Beang
Boo, Br... 8,764, J. Travis,
'S. to 8.E.
LONDON,
1th July-Amoy
9th 1 Hongkong
and
winds,
of Call
WERP v. Singa
Penang,
MAILS CLOSE,
Saigon-Par Phoumpenh, 11th
July, 3 p.m. "Kerror, Yap, Uliai, Sai- pan, Truk, Ponape, Ku- salo, Jaluit, Naurs, Tean, Rabaul and Bydney-Per Germania 11th July, 4, p.m.
pan.
11th
2 Formosa Channel
July, Gen.—Chi. B.B. 06. Br... 1,357, Wake, 11th Neighbourhood
July-Manila 8th July, Gen--B, & 8. Rajaburi, Ger. s.1,189, O. Wolff, Barnwallth JulyBangkok if th
July, ice.-B. & ". Glenroy, Br. a... 3,141, H. W. H.
Halman, 11th July Bingapore 5th July Gen.4 -8. T. & Co. Namur, Br. a. 4,188. A. Collyer, 11th July-London 31st May, Gen.-P.&O. 8. N. Ca.
ing suit, an additional two; while Shanghai and North China Per Haimun, Br... 641, Evans, 11th
Australian
Mall.
Japan is preparing to ponstraat thyse more, That is to say there are eight ships projected in the world's pavies of which Mr. Churchill's programme takes no account. We have to mest. there, and Mr. Churchill's pro- pole at pressat give us no margin for doing so. Of the ships which he includes in bis estimate two are the Lord Nelson and Agamemnon, which Japan ought not to be included among Pakhoi the Dreadnought ships, which will alone count in the future, unless the Austrian Radetezis and Japanese Satsuma class are also incalded. The position is be coming dangerous, not so much
default from
of
onre
38 in
America, Canadian
| and Siberian Mails.
Glenroy, 11th July, 5 p.m.
Philippine Islands, An- gaur, Yap, Fred. Wil- helmshafen, Rabau, Herbertshohe, Matupil Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand via Bris bane-Per Coblenz, 12th July, 9 a.m.
via Kobe-Per Japan, 12th July, 10a.m.
July-Swatow, 10th July, Gen-D, L. & Co.
CLEARANCES AT THE
HARBOUR OFFICE..
July 11. Tooshin for Macao. Kinshu Maru for Foochow Fooksang for Calcutts. Haiyang for Foochow Germania for Sydney. Pheumpenb for Saigon. Lovat for Shimonoseki Triumph for Swatow.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
and Haiphong-Per Sung. kiang, 12th July, 10 a.m. Formosa vis Keelung Shanghai, North China, E Japan via Nagaski Nam Sang for Kobe...
Honolulu, United States Maohew for Hothow. America, and South Kiang Ping for Toursne. America, Canada via San Kansas for Yokohama. from the great spurt
Francisco (Europe via Glenroy for Yokohama. foreign shipbuilding which is
Siberia)-Per Shinyo now going on. We can only hold philippine Islands-Per Yuen- Maru, 12th July, 11 a.m. our own in the long run if the
wang, 12th July, 1 p.m. Empire comes in. Bat we have Shanghai, North China and Japan seen how constitutional questions arise to hamper the co-operation of the Dominions. Of that we can | mike no complaint and we do not
with to. But it is"
up to " the Old Country to make good their failures and to see that the security of the Empire does not suffer while these questions are being threshed out. Many a parent huss had to "stump up for bis of "pring after they have arrived at years of discretion.. We have to stump up now. The offspring The First Lord of the Admir-will be right in the long run.- alty has announced his intention Gerard Fiennes in the "Pall
Mr Churchill's Reply.
of meeting the situation caused Mall Gazette." by the refusal of the three Canadian ship by the Senate by advancing the
date at
which the three remaining ships of the British programme will be laid down. In itself, this is noth- ing, and it is generally interpret- ed to mean that he will announce, later on, the determination to lay down three ships additional to fill the gap which he himself declared would exist if the Canadian Bill were not carried. He takes little
BUNKERS
can be supplied at cheap rates.
st
risk by doing so, for Mr. Borden has SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK already announced that, when his temporary difficulties at an end, he will propose that the ships sɔ laid down shall be taken over and
(British North Bomeo),
At these ports steamers call-
paid for by the Canadian Governing for bunker coal exclusively ment. They are absolutely neossary to the security of the
are exempt from all shipping Empire, and as, ander our present dues and charges. loose system of organization, there is no way by which the
THE BEST
-A. BUNE
THE BREWERS BREW.
Guinness'
Stout.
Same as supplied to
his Majesty the King,
Can be had from all
Dealers,
H RUTTONIEE & SON, 14, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL,
Siberian
Mall
Per Namurd arrive 1th via Moli-Per. Namur, July from London 12th July, 3 pm. Shanghai & North-China (Europe via Siberia)- Per Chenan, 18th July, 5.1.
Shanghai and North-China-Per Kwongsang, 19th July Tientsin-Fer Chipshing, 12th
5pm.
July, 5 p.m. Swatow-Per Haimun, 13th July,
9.a.m.
Shanghai, North China and Japan via Kobe (Europe viaBiberia)Per
moderate: fair to showery.
LONDON & ANT.
..pore,
Ombo, Part Bald,
& Marieilles
To Sail On Romarks
about"
Freight
18th July & Prage
}
Freight
about 17th July & Penga Fraight
Noon
19th July) & Puge
All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless
For Freight, or Passage apply to
}
The same
as No.
The same
P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s office,
The same
as No, 1.
Hongkong. 7th July, 1013.
S South coast.'of) China between H.K and Lamooks
South coast of) China between H.K. and Hainan.
as No. 1..
China Coast Meteorological
Station.
Register,
11th July, am.
Wind.
Hour.
Barometer.
Temperatura
Humidity.
Weather,
D'tion.
Force.
Wostook 7a 29.98 57 ---- Be 20 Nemuro 6a30.02-
Hakodate
Tokio Kochi
1
29.89-
W
# 29.99---
29.85**.nw? sw 1 ве 2 e ·1 saw 1
Nagasaki 29.89
K'shima 20.90- Oshima Naha Iehi'jime
E. A Hewett
Superintendent
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
IMPERIAL
For."
BREMEN..
GERMAN MAIL LINES
NAPLES, GENOA, AL-`
GIERS, GIBRALTAR, SOUTHAMPTON, A'WERP & BREMEN..
SHANGHAI, NAGAS-)
KOBE AND
MANILA, ANGAUR,
Steamers.
YAP, NEWGUINEA, / COBLENZ
To sail
BRISBANE, SYDNEY Capt. L. Klugkist 6,750
18
"
29.85 29.81
se
AKI 1-
29.80
nne 1.
YOKOHAMA...
Bonin I..
29.85
Chefoo
W'haiwel
29.8266.9) sse 3 o
Hankow
Kiakiang
Changsha "
Shanghai
Ionang
29.7960 e Gutzlaff 29.8000 se $ or Sharp P. 7a29.7980- T 10 Amoy #6a29.8581 83 me 2e Agnew, E, L. Matthews, Mr. Swatowa29.7870 95 ene 20 Andrew, K. WA Matthews. A Taihoku 529.79-8W 2- Barnes, G.
-WA-
Taichu.. 29.79
+ Clegg, Harry. Mulligan, F. Tainan - 29.79 ----
Morgan, Geo.Koshun Dalby, J.F Ree Teen Wee, Newall. K. W. Canton Fawcett, KR Morgan, Mi P'dores
Mr. & Mrs. Taylor, A. J. B. Knight, H. J. ·Tate, Jas, H. Knight, W. Spencer, Hon. Haalewood, Mr. C. E
& Mrs. O, H. Standish, F. Livereldge. E. B.
Amazone, 13th July. SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL.
9 a.m. Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via
Tamsai -Per Daigl maru, 13th July, 9 am, Japan vis Kobe-Per Japan, 14th
July, 11 a.m. Bandakan-Per Rajah, 14th July,
4 p.m. Straits and Burmah-Par Itala, 14th July, 5 pm."
French
E'kong
Gap Rook Macao
2 29.78—— 29.75-ne 2- 9a29.7881 83 e 2.or 6a29.7070 98 ise 2 op
29.69-- .29.7080-
Wuchow 9a29.728387
... 40
26
2.0
Pathdi
Hothow
Phulien G6&29.6681
880 %
Tourans
29.7081
19
00
Aparri C. St. J.
29.8276
#1
29.8075
sw 1:0
"
Manila
29.82 71 ---
0.0
Legaapi
29.8275
saw 10
nw-20
Bacolod Cebu Labuan
11
nw 10
29.88 85-
8 2b
'London, 17th June. Arrivals from Okina:-Bo Nailo hemia.
The following vessels have pas sed, the Canal:Bengloe, Dunbar, Lennox, Yorok, Kansas, Lovat:
At London 20th June. Arivals from China: Bulow Birano Maru, Felho, Polynesien, Teenkal
9a29.8781
T. F. Claxton, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, July, 11. 1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on the level! hundredths. Fave of the sea in inches, tenths and
Saigon, Straits. Ceylon, The following vessels Adelaide, Western Aus passed the Canal:-Bayern, My tralia, India, Aden. Egypt asari Maru, Ningchow, Pros and Europe via Marsell Ludwig, Tango Mau, Vorwaarts, les (Lats Letters 11 to Cotswold Range, Yangtze, Am- Noon. Extra Postage 10 azone, O, J. D., Ahlers. cente), (Letters posted
in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clearance willbe included in this contrast mail.) Per Atlantique, 35th July, 11 am
F
degrees Fahrenheit.
2 Temperature, in the shade, in
:
3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air London, 24 June. saturated with moisture being 100, Arrivals from China-Atreus 4 Diriction of Wind, to two The following vessels have pas-points. sed the Conal: Ghazee, Liberia, Meinam.
London, 27 June. Amoy and Foochow sed the Canal Lothian, Stenter.
The following vessels have patio Per Halching, 15th July, Demodoous, Nankin... 10 a.m. Weihaiwal & Tientsin-Per Hul
Bar London 1st July chow, 15th July, 10 am.sed the Canal:Betrenue Kon-
The following vessels have past, Biraite and India via Calcutta-angs, Palawan, Peking, Prinzess Per Lalang, 15th July, Alice, Afghan Prince, Arabia, 10 8.13.
Tranquebar, Glenfarg, Magellan Philippine Islands-Per Tean,
London 4th July, Arrivals from Chins: Bayern,
American
· Mall.
18th July, 9 pm.
Formosa via Keelung, Prinz Ludwig, Tango Maru.
Shanghai, North-China,
The following vessels have pas
Japan via Moil, Victoria sed the Canal:-Belgravia, Kont- and Beattle Per Yoko-gi Luise, Kamo Maru. Kitano hama Mart, 18th July, s Maru. Oanta, Peleus, Polynesien,
-1.0.
Straits and Ceylon-Per Kaga,
Maru, 15th July, 5 p.m. Australia, Tasmania & and New Zealand vis Port Darwin-Per Tai: yuan, 16th July, 10 am,
16th
Australian
Mall.
Swatow-Por→ Halmun,
Ammesicka,
Canadian and
Siberian Mails.
July, 10 am
5 Force of Wind, sccording to Beaufort Boale.
& MELBOURNE .....
KOBE & YOKOHAMA P. SIGISMUND
KUDAT &
T & SANDAKAN SANDAKAN
Capt. D. Lanz
BORNEO
Capt J. Koehler RAJAH
Capt 0. Rogiefsky
(SATURDAY. ∙19th July
9.àmi
about TUESDAY, 22nd July.
about
End of July
about
Imid of July.
All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. New System of Telefunken,
For further Particulars, apply to
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,
MELCHERS & CO......
GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA.
Hongkong, 9th July, 1918.
MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES
FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.
NEXT SAILINGS:-
OUTWARD.
HOMEWARD.
Will leave for Japan.or
Steamers.
Will leave for Marseilles.
Steamers.
Amazone, Australion,
9880 T. 18th July Atlantique, 10718 T. 18thily 10840 Tạ. 27th đó
Ernest Simons, 9085 T. 29th do
For Freight and Passage apply to
M. SAINT CLAIR dé BUSSIERRE, Agent...
Queen's. Buildings, No; 3.›.
6 Btate of Weather, b blue sky, fog, g gloomy, hhall, I light- detached cloud, d drizzling rain.
ning, a overcast, p passing showers, q squally, train, e snow,
thunder, v vielbility, w dew wet). THE EASTERN 0 Rain in inches, tenths and
& AUSTRALIAN hundredthe.
STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.
METEOROLOGICAL.
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Previous
Day On Date On Date
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Barometer 29.76 2874 Temperature 87 61 Humidity 67 91 Wind
29.73
85
Steamers.
74
EASTFUN
Low War
Nick Water F
Kangkong
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10. 4
TIDE TABLE.
7th July to 13th July, 1913.
ve
Mo
Shanghai, North Chins, Japan via Nagasaki, States,
Bouth Thes
United
-America and Oni vada via FIL Vancouver (Euri pe via m Sitara-Per Emi vess of s
Brinia, 16th July
11
As open ilt Temperature of the gih
19
EL
A
- 437 30
53-
'NE morning a sflemani?
ม.
EK. Observatory, 10th July, 1919.
T. F. Claxton, Director,!
Øystam, Fiush, Friad or Stawed, Finden Eladoska, Kypen do.
ALEJANDRA CAFE,
via Manila,
MAIL SCHEDULI
TO, MODIFICATION),
Arrive Hongkong * from Australia.
28th July Slet July
Leave Hongkong
for Australia, D
19th July, at noong 16th August, and
The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, en suring a Plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, eto, and are lighted throughout with Electricity: All State-Rooms have Electric Fans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried.
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