LOCAL SPORT,
Cricket League Meeting,
At the meeting of the Hong-
188 8.
SHARE REPORT.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, AUGUST 30, 1913.
The quotations which follow
POST OFFICE.
The Empress of Bussis with the Canadian and American Mail ex. Persia left Shanghai on Friday,
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED.
WEATHER REPORT,
On the 30th at 18.15.-Pressurs has decreased alightly in tha north and increased slightly in the south. The depression over
Mail Steamers
THE PENINSULAR
kong Cricket League in the are from the "Hongkong Tele- the 29th inst, at 6.30 pm. and Linen, Br... 1,352, 0. C. Wil- the China Sea has partially filled AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.
Hongkong C. C. Favilion yester-graph" for August 80, 1888,
Hongkong and Shanghai Bank
day evening there were present: - 151 per cont. premium ex, div.
Mr. B. Hancock (President), in the chair, Mr W. D. Braidwoodwellers."
Union Insurance Society of (Vice-President), Messrs. T. E.
por share, Pearce, B. P. Thursfield (Hong- Canton.-890 kong C. 0.) Messrs. W. L. sellers. Weaver and D. Mackenzie (Kow loon), Capt. Robertson and Q. M. S. Davies (Blad and Depart- ment), Inspector Withers (Folloe R.O.) Engineer L. Smith (Navy), with Mr.H. H. Taylor (Secretary and Treasurer).
|
Chins Traders' Insurance Com- play $78 per share,sales and sellers.
due to arrive here on Monday, the 1st proximo at 9 am
MAILS DUB.
American and Canadian, E. of Russia, 1st September.
North Chine Insurance~~Tis. | Shanghal 285 per share, buyers.
Canton Insurance Company, Ltd.,$98 per share, buyers.
Yangtze Insurance Association
The minutes of the meeting held on the 21st of May ware-Tis, 30, per share, sellers. read and confirmed.
Mr Thursfield said that there was a difficulty of the Hongkong 0.0, entering two teams this session, and after sounding the opinion of those present it was decided that the club be allowed to enter one team, the President explaining that, in his opinion, the Club would never be at full strength because there would always be one or more of the leading players absent.
1
Obiness Insurance Company- $175 per share, buyers.
MAILS CLOSE.
han's, 30th inst.-Canton 29th inst.. Gen.-B. & 8. Kamor, Nor.K«, 949, Falok Muns, 29th inst-Bangkok 2 st inst., Rice Order, «m. Telemachus, Br. s. 1,340, Fras-
up.
"No returns from Japan.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24| hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.00 inches.
FORECAST FOR THE 24 er, 29th _fnst-Saigon | HOURS ENDING AT NOON £5th inst., Rice & Gen
TO-MORROW. Order.. |8%. Albana, Br. no. 4,118,. E. B. Simpson Balkie, 10th inst.
Melbourne,
North China and
·Japan via · Kobe-Per.. Fooksang, 30th inst,
Shanghai, North China & Europe via Biberia-Far Liman, 3oth inst. 5 pam).
30th
Hongkong Fire Insurance Com-Bangkok-Per per share, pany --- 8845 sellers.
China Fire Insurance Company $78 per share, sellers. Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Company-29 per cent, premium- ex did cellars.
Hongkong, Canton and Macau Steamboat Company-$216 per ebare sales and sellers.
China and Marila Steamship After discussion over the con-
per share, atitation of the First Division, it Company-$110 was proposed by. Capt. Robert-sellers.
son, Reconded by Mr. Weses,
Hongkong Hotel Company- $175 per share, sellers..
Hongkong Gas Company- and carried, that the undermen-135 per share, sellers, tioned teams form the Firet Division: Hongkong C. C., Navy, Staff and Departmenta R.G.A., Craigengower, Kowloon, and Civil, Service.
This was in accordance with a resolution passed at the last. meeting that the First Division should consist of not more than seven clubs or teams.
With regard to the arranging of the teams comprising the two Divisions, it was ultimately decided that the question should be left to the discretion of clubs concerned.
The Secretary stated that the following clubs would probably be included in the the Second Division Police, Kowloon II, Staff and Departments II, D. C. L. I, Civil Service, and Chinere
R. C.
Inspector Withers pointed out that in the event of a scarcity of entries they could double the fixture ligt,
It was suggested by Mr. Thurs- field that Monday, November 10th, being a Bank Holiday, a two days' match could be arranged, to com- nosco on the previous Saturday, the 8th, between the Hongkong C. C. and a team drawn from the Reat of the League.
This proved.
was unanimously
WORK TOO HARD."
Indo-China S.N. Company-20' per cent. dia., sellers.
Douglas Steamship Company $60 per share, sellers..
China Sugar Refining Com- pany, Ltd.-178 per sharees, buyera, de sales and sellers.
Luzon Sugar Rofining Com
Ltd.-865 per
share, pany, sales and sellere.
Hongkong Ice Company-$78 per share, sellers.
Hongkong Rope Manufactur- ing. Company, Ltd. $75 per share sellers.
Belun.
inat, 5 p.m. Hoihow, "Haiphong, Pakhof and
Siberian
· Mali-
Ha, Sist July, Froxen & Gen.-G. L. & 06. Hopisng, Br... 1,859, C. A. Ro-
bertson. 89th inst.--Ching Wan Tao 22nd inst Coal-J. M. & Co, Cunajiri Marų, Jap. «,m. 1,958, Kuwana, 29th inst,-- Moll 23rd inst., Coálem M. B. K.
"District."
1, Hongkong
Neighbourhood
WILL
VILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or
about the DATES named For
To Ball On Remarks BHANG HAI.
Bteauer
KOBE NILB MOJI, AND YOKO- [Capt. H. Powell,
·HAMA............min)
BHANGHAI *********). Capt. G. J. Coldwell
1 ASSAYE
about 4th Sept
Freight & Fuage
about
1 Freight
11th Sept.
& P'aage
Noan. Freight
Forecast.
and | E. winds, moderate
to light;
fne.
N.E.
LONDON, via U
DEVANHA
2 Formosa Channel
winds. moderate.
LONDON & ANT.]
3 Bouth coast-of
China between H‚K" > and Lamooks 4 Bouth coast of Chins between H.K.
WERP via Singa
The same
pore, Penang. NANKIN
as No. 1..
Cmbo, Port Bald, | Capt. Owen Jones & Marseilles 101
}
10 a.m. 3rd Sept.
Freight &F'sage.
#
Saigon Por Triumph, Glenfarg, Br. 8,8, 2,025, W, Land Hainan.
30th inst., 5. p.m.
Shanghai & North China
(Europe via Biberia)-
Per Yingchow, 30th inst., Carl .5 p.m. Hongay-Per Wuhu, 31st insta
American
Canadian &
Siberian
98.m.
Formosa via Keelung, Shanghai, North-China, Japan via Nagasaki Ho nolulu, United States, & South America, Canada | Evia San Francisco (Eu-" rope via Siberia)--Por Tonyo Maru, lat Sept, 11
3.II.
1st
Tsingtau-Per Ichang,
Sept.. 5 p.m. Haiphong. Pakhoi and Saigon
Per Sikiang, 2nd Sept., 9
8.10.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow
Per Haltan, 2nd Sept., 10 sm. Swatow, Wel-hai-wei, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per Huichow, 2nd Sept., 11 am. Shanghat and North China-Per Choysang, 2nd Bept.. 11
B.Ed,
wel-hai-wel, Chefoo and Tientsin
Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company.-64 per Bwatow, cont. premium, sales and rollers.
Hongkong Dairy Farm Co.. Ltd.-$13 per abare, seilers
MOTOR BOATS,
Per Chipshing, 2nd Sept., 11 a.m.
Hartnell, 29th inst
Shanghai 26th inst... Beans.-8. T. & Co.
Diederichsen, Ger. 6.8.774,
E." Fahren, 30th inst. Hoihow 29th inst.. Gen.
J. & Co.
CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.
August 29, Chipshing for Canton: Kongtung for Shannie. Chiynen for Canton.. Monteagle for Victoria.
August 30. Shoshu Maru for Tameui. Triumph for Haiphong. St Albans for Kobe. Selum for Bangkok. Loongaang for Manila. Haimun for Swatow. Glenfarg for Glasgow, Lieth
Rotterdam. Hulchow for Canton Austria for Yokohama. Glenlogan for Yokohama.
Yingohow for Shanghai.
Amoy and Foochow- Por Kaijo, 2nd Sept., 1 p.m. Straits, and India via Calcutta Por Suisang, 2nd Sept., 1 p.lk. Philippine Islands-Per Chinhua, 2nd Sept., 3 p.m. Straite and Ceylon-Per Nau
kin, 3rd Bapt., 8 aw. Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, Adelaide, Western Aus-Arcadia for Bombay. tralia, India, Aden, Suavia for Hamburg. Egypt, and Europe via Hupeh for Shanghai, Naples-Per Buelow, 3rd Sept., 9 a.m
10a.m.
DEPARTED.
August 30, Magellan for Yokohama. Sang Bee for Bingapore. Tientain for Saigon. Bekuta Mara for Yokohama. Blax for Bingapore. Haiyang for Foochow Moyuen for Moji.
Germas
Mail.
Hongkong Bulit Vessels.for
Philippine Government,
Messrs W. S. Bailey & Co., Ltd. have completed for the Philippine Governments 25 foot teak motor boat for service at Zamboanga. The vessel is of the cabin cruiser Swatow-Per Haimun, 3rd Sept., type and fitted with a Fay &
ין
Bowen convertible kerosene mo- Japan via Yokohama-Laisang, aptor of 44 horse power, '
3rd Sept., 11 a.m. Formosa via Keelung, Japan via Moji, Victoria and Tacoma Per Ta como Maru, 4th Sept,
A European charged two chair coolies with refusing to perform their duty, at the Police Court, this morning, before Mr. Orue.
The complainant said that there were coolies privately em- ployed by him, and it was their duty to carry him from Barker Road to his residence, and down when required. The men refused yesterday and he had to walk down.
The defendante said the work was too hard.
Hia Worship told them to tell their friends that "they could not 'leave' private employ without giving notice.
They were each fined $2.
The firm bave also completed for the Government a 35 ft motori "boat of white cador átted with
a 84 hores Power Fay & Bowen engine and otherwise similar to
American
Matt.
noon.
Anhui, 4th Sept., 3 p.m.
the 44 horse power boat. The Shanghai and North China-Per vessel are named respectively Motor Boat Band Revenne Cutter Philippine Islands-Per Rubi, Gilbert, the latter boat being
4th Sept., 3 p.m. intended as a tender to the veere! Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Ning- of that name and which takes
po 4th Sept. 5 p.m. both Motor boste to Manila. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow
For Balching, 5th Sept,
BUNKERS
can bes upplied at cheap ratez.” st
SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK
(British North Borneo). At these ports steamers oall- ing for bunker coal exclusively are exempt from all shipping dues and charges.
THE BEST COFFEE
Is the Cheapest in the end,
and one of the very best is LOTUS MOKHA COFFEE.
In the Cup it is rich, wlay
and fragrant-the key-note
of an appetizing breakfast-
•m satisfying close to a busy
day.
́OBTAINABLE · · FROM
ALL GROCERS.
HUTTONIEF & SON,
QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRA
A. BUNE
10 a.m.
Straits and India via Calcutta
Por Kuteans, 5th Sept.,
Australian
Mail.
and
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
&
Per a.s. Albans, arrived 29th inst., from Melbourne, etc. Ah mon
Jack, Miss O. Bexan, Mrs.
Laing, Miss" Brundahl, L. G. Lamonto Melchere Bosch, E. Bruckner, W. Macfarlane, A Broen, Van Moore, Mrs. E. J. Burke, A. E. McDonald, P.G; Bege, Mrs. Pisarenko, Mr.
Мін
& Mrs. Chi Chok: Quoy, Mr. & Donald, Mrs. Condon, J.
Mr. Swarbrick, Miss Dougley. 8.
M. Dodgson
Sancesi, A. Eyamott, T.
Sloan, Misa Eldridge, Mrs. & Taylor, Dr. W. Wong, Mr. &
Mrs. Wilson, A.
Masters i GertrudeBwang,
Minn Gury, R.
Philippine Islands, Yap, Angaur, Gamarai, Ma- ronn. Fred. Wilhelm shafen, Rabau, Herbert Hwang, Mrs. shohe, Matupi, Tasmania. New Zealand, South and WestAustralia via Bris- bane-Fer Prinz Wal- demar, 6th Sept., 8
Philippine Islands-Per Yuen-
sang, 8th Sept., ! p.m. Shanghai & North-China (Europe via Siberia)- Por Chenan, 6th Sept., 5 p.
Siberian
Swatow, Amoy & Foochow-Per Baiyang, 9th Sept, 10
French
Mall.
Canadian sad
Siberian Matis.
8.11.
Saigon, Straits. Ceylon, Adelaide, Western Aus- tralls, Indis, Aden, Egypt and Europe vis Marsell-
Yung Liang
Hwang
PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
The same as No. 1. "China Coast Meteorological
Register,
12
30th August, s.m.
Station.
Wind.
Hour.
Barometer.
Temperature
Humidity.
D'tion.
Weather.
Force.
די
Wostock 7a 29.75 62 Nemuro 6ä Hakodate .. Tokio Kochi Nagasaki K'shima Oshima Naha
Ishi'jima
Bonin Is
Chefoo
2+
1+
"
ual Ports of Call of Capt. W. R. Hickey
13th Sept. Į & Pange
All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.
For Freight, or Parsage apply to
P. & O. S. N. Co.'s office,
Hongkong, 30th August, 1913
E. A. Hewett,
Superintendent.
NORDDEUTSCHER
LLOYD.
BREMEN.
GERMAN MAIL LINES
Steamers.
To sail on
W'NESDAY'
Shanghai 29.8277 95 nw 3 o Gutzloff 29.84 79 — #sw. S ov
IMPERIAL
For
NAPLES, GENOA, AL-'
GIERS, GIBRALTAR, BULOW SOUTHAMPTON,Capt. C. C. Nahrath A'WERP & BREMEN
NAGA-
SAKI, KOBE AND Capt. F. Wn Blazer 18,300
MANILA,
ANGAUR,
YAP, NEWGUINEA, P. WALDEMAR BRISBANE, SYDNEY (Capt. H. Bremer 6,000
3rd September
10 8.m.
about
W’NESDAY,
11
Whaiwei 29.8666 89 anw 4 b
Hankow
"
Ichang
Kintiang
Changsha
π
SHANGHAI,
YOKOHAMA
"
Sharp F. | Amoy
Swatow Talhoku
7829.8484 —
ob
6a29.92 83 83
29.85 80 82 ne 1b
5 a 29.83
etadi.
& MELBOURNE
Taichu Tainan
29.84
80
2- KOBE
Koshan
-
0
44
29.80——— 0 i
1*** 29.84
H
P'dores. 29,82-- Canton
9a 29.85 85 79
H'kong 6a29.8181 82 one 2 c
Gap Book, 29.78--- "40 Macso
e 29.8280**** 20
帅
M
Wuchow 9a- Pakhof Holbow Phulien 6 a 29.82 79 --- nnw 3 o
Tour ne
M
C. 8t. J. Aparri
+1
Manila
29.8675 -.89 5 o 29.8178 -- waw i b
" 29.8674
Legeopf 29.8478 Iloilo
Bacolod Cebu Labuan
0 o
waw 1-c
29.8780
sw 2 b
"
12 29.8883
29.92 85
se 1c.
W 20
T. B. Claxton, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, Aug., 30.}
1 Barometer, reduced. to 32 degrees Fahrenheit. on the level of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths. ་ 4.
2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.
3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100, 4 Direction of Wind, to two points.
5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Bosle.
JESSELTON, KUDAT &
SANDAKAN
P. LUDWIG
16,900
3rd Sept.
(SATURDAY,
6th Sept
95.
About TUESDAY,
COBLENZ
Capt. L. Klugkist 6,750
16th Sept.
All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, New Bystem of Telefunken.
For further Particulars, apply to
NORDDEUTSCHER LLCYD
MELCHERS & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA
Hongkong, 23rd August, 1915.
MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES
FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.
OUTWARD.
Steamers.
6 State of Weather, b blue sky, Paul Lecat o detached cloud, d drizzling rain
fog, g gloomy, bhail, 1 light-Armand Behic ning, o Overcast, P passing showers, q squally, x rain, a snow, t, thunder, v visibility, w daw wet), 0 Rain in Inches, tenths and hundredths.
HETROROLOGICAL,
Previous
掌
29.82
86
68
E
2
2
3
Day On Date On Date Por na. Arcadia, sailed from Hongkong 30th Inst, for Europe. Barometer 29.80 29.81 Chandabhoy, K. Mendes, M. Temperature 87 81
N.
Maxwell, J. Humidity 68 82 Greig, W Rook, A. L... Wind Beam, Mr. & Stemhorst
Direction E ENE Mrs.
Shervington, T. Force Halo, B. R. -M. Kun, Mr. & Mrs. Tam Tai
D.
Ying, Misa L. Looke, Mr. &
Kra
•
Par s...Monteagle, sailed from
les (Late Letters 11 to Hongkong 30th inst, for Vancon-
Noon. Extra Postage 10 ver.
cente). (Letters postedBeltez, L.
in all the Pillar Boxes Chuck, W. K. in time for the first Fisher, H. 8. clearance willbeincluded Jackson, Miss in this contract mail Kew, Dr. D. W.. Fer Australien, 9th Palmer, Mrs Sept. 11 a.m.
Buoff, Mrs. A Shanghai, North China, Reid, ́ ́ Mr.
Mrs. vis Nogasaki, United States Bouth Amprios and Osnada vis Vancouver (Europe, vis Biberia)-Per Empress of Russia, 10th Sept 11
Japan
Rickets, Mrs, &
Miss Stubbe, R. Taylor, Capt.. Wilson
D
Weather Rain Higsastopen air Temperature on the mythi Lowt
H.Z. Observatory,30th Aug., 1918. T. F. Claxton, Director.
NEXT SAILINGS:-
Will leave for Japan. ou
HOMEWARD.
Steamiers #
7th Sept Australien,
21st Eet. Magellan,
For Freight and Passage apply to
M. SAINT CLAIR de BUSSIERRE, Agent.
THE
Will leave for
Marseilles.
9th Sept. 1 p.ut.
23rd Sept. 1 p.10,
Queen's Buildings, No. 3,
EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.
Mail Service to Australia
via Manila.
MAIL- SCHEDULE
SUBJECT TO KULIFICATION).
Ateamers.
TIDE TABLE. 25th Aug,, to 31th August, 1918.
ST. ALBANS EASTERN.....
Low Whist
Walker, Mr. A. M..
9.
-Cystems, Fisch, Fried or Stawed, Finden Haddocks, Kippers &a. ALEXANDRA LAFF,
High Water
T
0.0
44 30 #13
No inferior is for Low Wa
Weda
High" nor Law · Water
0.0
Arrive Hongkong
from Australia.
30th August 20th Bept.
Leave Hongkong
for Australia.
19th Sept 11 am, 31st Oct.
The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, en- suring a Plentiful supply of Ioe, French Provisions, etc., and aro Tighted throughout with Electricity: All State-Rooms have Electric Fans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried,
For further particulars, apply to
Gibb, Livingston & Co.,
Anted and Published by tha Ice Hours Street, in the flitr of Viol
Dr.JAW-Nobla