THE RACE AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING COMPANY LIMITED.
Manager's Report for Four Weeks Ending August 9, 1913.
The report of the manager of the Haub Australian Gold Mining Company. Ltd., for the four weeks onding August 9, reads:-
The abnet of mine measure- ments and assay results shows & total of 380 feat, made up ne follows:-Sinking 34 feet, driv ing on lodes 94 feet, and oross outting 238 feet, and compares with a total of 299 feet for the previous four weeks.
Bukit Koman-840 feet Level. The cross out oast has been advanced 16 feet, making a total of 113 feet.
The Drive North on the 40 feet lode has been extended 20 feet, making a total of 32 feet, on lode 60 ins. wide assaying 2.83 dwts. The South end has been driven 9 feet, making altogether 16 feet The lade is worth 9 10 dwts. over a width of 60 ins.,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
the sinking until a pump is in- atalled as there is an unusual quantity of vator here.
Stopes. Alove the 260 ft. level, 2 stopes are being worked, the lode averages 60 ias, wide and ja worth 4.23 dwts,
Above the 80lt. level one stope
ins. wide and is worth 4 dwts. is being worked, the lode is 100
Crossouts for stope filling smount to 85ft.
Surface Works. During the month 5,285 tos including 120 tons of rack from of surface ore has been milled the autorop of the Eastern Lode.
Sempam
The excavations referred to in the last report are completed, and a new faction of main flame will be constructed forthwith. The remaining sections of the old flame are mostly decayed'sn' lesky.
Milling.
A
Four Wildey ubles recovered 34.25 tons of concentratos which quantity was treated in our Urit Mille with 37.0 tons of old tailings.
Milling Sheet for four weeks ending August 9, 1913:
Bukit Koman.
740 feet. Level-Main Drive | ** North. To this has been added 40 stamps ran 25.45 days, lost 6 feet, making a total of 124 foot, time 3.55 lays due to repaira to on a lodo 80 ins. wide producing No. 1 and 2 battery guides and 2.96 dwts. In the South Drive 5 mortar boxes (1.02 days), remain- feet, a total of 134 feet has been dem to general repaire, cleaning
carried on a lode 60 ins, wide giving low grade ore,
up, etc.
Stone Crushed :- Bukit Koman Anderson
•
East Lode Outcrop...
11
1,655 tona.
921 120
"
2,696 tone.
040 feet Leval.-In the Drive South only one foot has been added during the month, making a total of 300 ft. from the Crosscut ns, the coolies hive been engaged in blasting out the sides for investigation. The average neaays from the drive and the sides gave 7.06 dwls. per ton.ciraning up.
540 ft. Level. No.. 2 wioze Surface ore crushed South sunk 22 (t, making 32 f... total depth, in a lode 48 ins. wide assaying 2.3 dwis. This grade will no doubt improve as the winze deepens.
The Hantington Mill ran 20:33 days, lost time 168 days due to ordinary repairs, renesale and t
L
Stopes.Above the 840 ft. loval 4 stopes are being worked, the lodo averages 3.9 dwts, over a width of 101 inches.
Above the 540 ft. level 1 stope is being worked, the lode avér- aggs 00 in. wide and is worth : 4.0 dwis.
Ab vo the 440 (t. level, 2 stopen are being worked, the lode aver- ages 103 ins. wide and is worth
3.08 dile.
Crosscuts for stope filling, amount to 132 ft.
·Anderson:
........ 300 ft. Løvel.—The Main Drive North has been extended 24 ft., making a
total of 190 ft. The lode has shown great variations in value, the samples averaging 6 85 dat over a width of 60 in. In the South Ead.-8 ft. driven brings the total up to 188 ft. The lade is small and poor.
160 ft. Level North of Stope Bhaft. The drives from the orosscut East are being continged. In the North end 12 ft, driven makes a total of 47 ft. on a lodo 60 ine. wide assaying 6.5 dwte. The South drive has been advanc- ed 9 ft. making a total of 35 ft. The lode is 60 ins. wide and BANAYA 3.85 dwts.
*The Crosscut East-Has been extended 5 ft., making a total of 109 ft. The winze below the 180 ft. level North has been sunk 6 ft., a total of 14 ft. and com. municated with a stope above the 260 ft. level.
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Total tous crushed in Bukit Koman Milla
*
1,421
Amal- gam. 0%.
Sponge
.4.117 Bul- lion:
OZ.
POST OFFICE.
The Lushow with the mails from Lon.
don via Siberia of Wednesday and Satur day, the 13th, and 18th ulio, is dun to arrived here today.
SHIPPING NEWS.
ARRIVED.
1913.
WEATHER REPORT,
On the 8th at 12.30-Pressure has decreased moderately in the
The Hongkong Maru with the Amer-Kalfong, Br. 987. J. V. Bidford, 6th north, the depression being cen- The Yingchow with the mail from Lon
B. & 8.
Mail Steamers
THE PENINSULAR
can Mall in due to arrive here to-day. Kat-Hongay 4th inst., Coal-tral this morning near Wadivo AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO. don (via Biberia) of Friday 15th ult, le Tingeang, Br. 21. 1843, A. Bramwell, 8th stook, due to arrive here on Wednesday the 10th)"," Inst.-Honey End ins, Coal,-
inst
Changes in the south are small. J. M. & Co.
A shallow depression still The Aaye with the English Mail, left Kashing, Br... 1,143, Byers, 6th insf Singapore on Saturday, the 6th inst. At
Haiphong 4th Inst. Coal.-B. &oovere 8. Obina. 10 a.m. and is due bere on Thursday, the 11th inst, at about 5 a.m. This packet Hangsang, Br... 1,556, 8. Wilde, 7th brings the Faroel Mail closed in London for despatch by the all sea route on the 19th ulto. 6th it, and for despatch overland on the
MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY.
Halsang, Coast Ports. Paul Lesat. Europei, Australlen, Shanghal Hangokow, Manila. Mausaza, Sandaken, 0. J. D. Ahlers, Shanghai,
and Japan.
MAILS DUB.
Siberian, Lushow, 8th inst, Amerion. Hongkong Mara, 8th just. Englia.aye, 11th Inst. Biberian, Yingohow, 10th inst.
MAILS CLOSE.
Shanghai, North China and Japan via Kobe (Europe vis
Hiberia)-Per Paul Legut, 8th Einst., 5 p.m.
Bangkok-Per Yi Loung, 8th inst., 5 pm. Straits, Colombo, India via Bominy-Per
Luzon Maru 8th inst., 5 p.m.
Hoihow. Pakhoi and Haiphong-Per
!
Mathilde, 9th inst., 8 a.m. Salgon-Per Laertes, 9th inst., Da.m.. Pukivni & Hisiphong-Per Hanoi đ
inst.. to u.m. Swatow, Amoy & Foochow-Fer Hal
yahg. 9th inst., 10a.m. Saigon. Smits, Ceylon, Ade laido, Western, Australia, In dia. Aden, Egypt and Europe vin Marseilles (Lule Letters to.Noon. Extra Postage 10: rents). Letters posted in oll the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clearance, will be included in this contract mail.)-Per Australion. 9th inst., 11 am.
French
-mail. ·
Straits and India vià Calcutta-Per
Kumcang, 9th inst., 1 pan. Macao-Per Sui Tai, 9th inst., 1.15 p.m.
American
inst-Shanghai 31st ult, Gen- J. M. & Co.
Mamun, BC, J. W. Evans, 7th
Ink-Swatow 6th insi,, Gen- D. L. & Co. Hue, Fr. 25. 739, A. Cornélinsan. 7th int-Haiphong Bih init, Gan.
AR. Marty.
Chongthing. Br. 1. 1,989, V. Mol. Lid
dell, 7th inat.Tientsin, rio. 28th
uit, GenJ, M. & Co.
No returns from Japan. Hongkong Rainfall for the Pá hours ending at 10 am, today. 0.00 Inches.”....
FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.
District,
Marle, Ger. t. 1,189, J. Davidson, 7th 1 Hongkong
inat-Guaymas & Moji 2nd ult,
-Eng Hok Fong
Paul Locat, Fr. s. 7,396, Lancelin. 7th Neighbourhood
instMarseilles 10th ult., Gen. M. M.
Halyang. Br. 8. 1,302. A. E. Hodgins. 7th
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WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or
about the DATES named,.,
Steamers For
LONDON, via Us- DEVANHA
To Sail On Remarks
Noon Freight -
ual Forte of Call Capt. W, R. Hokey 18th Sept. & Page LONDON & ANT-]
WERF via Binga- | NYANZA
pore,
Penang, Capt. H, N. Rivers,
Ombo, Port Bald, B.N.R.
& Marseilles
120
SHANGHAI,
and
Forecast..
8.W. winds, moderate:
fine.
AND
2 Formosa Channel 3 South coast of China between H.K* and Lamooke
inst-Foochow & Amoy 6th Inst., GenD. L. & Co. Kwonglee. Cal. a. 1,408, 7th inst-Can- ton 6th inat, Gen.-C.M.S.N. Co. Mohael Jebsen, Gor, & 951, T. Jacob. Len. 7th Inst..-Bangkok 6th inst. Gen-Clunese. Uly, Nor... 885, J. Pederson, 7th inet4
Bangkok 30th ult., Rice.-Order. Hangohow, Br. N. 999, Owen, 7ik Inst -Manila 3rd inst., Ballast-B. &
B.
Masconomo, 87, 8.. 2,950, Sowden, 8th
inst-Hororan 30th inst., Oil- Standard Oil Co.
Luzon Maru, Jap. s. 2,938, K. Sugawa,
•
8th inst..--Kobe 8th int. Cent Matchbs &c.-O.KS. Shinka. Mara, Jap. s.a. 3,814, Y. Murase,
K.
Bouth coast of China between H.K. and Hainan.
8. winds,
MOJI,
- KOBE ĮSYRIA
YOKO-Capt. C. R. Longden,
HAMA ain med, R.N.B.
· 1 ASSAYE..
SHANGHAI Capt. G. J. Coldwell
}
··· about 17th Sept
Freight &P'sage
about
Freight
22nd Sept.f
& P'sage
Freight
6 am.
12th Sept. & Page
All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.
A
"
· For Freight, or Passage apply to
fresh to moderate.
The same as No. 1.
P. & O. S. N. Co.'s office,
The came
Hongkong, 8th Sept, 1913
.88 No 1.
China Coast Meteorological
Register.
8th September, a.m.
8th inst., Nagasaki. Coul,--M.B. Station. Tranquebar. Dan. 8. 2227. Z. Krumd, 8th inat.-Wladivostock lat inst. Gen.-M. & Co. Australien, Fr. s.x. 3,543, Gouboult, th inst.Yokohama 30th ult.--M.
M.
CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.
September 6. Kwong-chau-wan for K. C. Wan Indian for Shanghai. Ting Bang for Canton.
Formon via Keelung, Shang hat and North Chloe Via Moll.Kathing for Swatow. Victoria, BC. and Bentle Wash-Por Awa Maru, 94
inst., p.m.
"Islands-Per
Taming,
Stamp Mill... 1,251 481 478 1.
luntington
Mill
501 190 197 0 Grit Mill
87 24 23.0 8:raits & Ceylon-Per Kitano, Mars,
1,819 704 699.1
Bukit Malacca-
Two Huntington Mills'ran 2.44 days, lout time 30 days, tua 15 replacing die ringe, fak› bostoni and housing of the mills and tej general repairs, clean upa, et«.,:
3,39
Surface ore clashed (1) from Bukit Jellis 3,152 tone (b) from Bukit Bulk 414 tons, (e) from Suugei Agas 178 tons, a total of 3,744 tons, ielding 054 oz. of amalgam, 451 oz. sponge and 417.9 oz of ballon. Average yield per ton Bt. Koman Mill. Average yield.per ton
Bt. Malacca Mills 2,39 Average valuo per ton.
Bt. Koman Tailings 100 Totals.-Stone crushed7,881 tons. Amalgam gathered. 2,773 oz. Smelted gold
1.145.3 Avorage fineness 018.191. Yield per ton
2.0Ldwto.
י
BUNKERS
can be supplied at cheap rates. at
SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK
(British North Borneo).
At these ports steamers call-
Eastern Lode.The sinking of the air shaft has been resumed.ing for bunker coal exclusively
The 8ft, sunk makes a total of 36ft. shall be unable to proceed with
are exempt from all shipping
The lode is pcor. We dues and charges.
THE BEST coffee
is the Cheapest in the end, and one of the very best is LOTUS MOKHA COFFEE, 1o the Cup it is rich, winy and fragrant-the-key-note of an appetizing breakfast- satisfying close to a busy
day.
OBTAINABLE FROM
ALL GROCERS.
H
RUTTONIEE & SON,
QUEEN'S ROAD "CEN
A. BUNE
Philippine
9th inst., 3 p.m.
9th inst.. 5 p.m."
Shanghai and North China-Per Hang
sang, 9th inst.. 5 p.m.
American
Canadian
Siberian
Wei-bai-woi, Chofoo & Tientsin-Per Cheongsing 10th inst., 10 a.m. Shanyha, North China, Japan via Nagasaki, United States. South America and Canada via Vancouver (Europe Siberia)--Per Empres ∙of Russia, 18th inst., 11 a.mi. Mono-Per Sui Tal 10th inst., 1.15 p.m. Japan, via Kobe-Fer Tango Maru, 18th
inst., 10 im
irst., 11 a...
September 8.
Pongtong for Haiphong.
Bridge for Bangkok.
Haiyang for Foochow Paul Lecat for Yokoham.
Francisco.
American for Kwong-chau-wan. Haimun for Swatow. Tuensang for Manila. Kanakuk for Bun Mathilde for
Haiphong. Sabine Rickmers for Canton. Hanol for Pakhol Hangsung for Canton. Hopsang for Dalny, Ningpo for Newohwang. Cheongshing for Canton. Misumi Masa for Kwangyen. Tranquibar for Copenhagen. Talthybius for London. Luzon Maru for Bombay.
DEPARTED. Swatoy and Amoy-Per Kweli 11th Macad-Per Sui Tai Tithirst., 1.15 p.m.
September 7 Shanghai and North China-Per Lutow, Chenus for Bhanghai.
11th inst., 3 p.m.
Kutsang for Calcutta. Sabine Rickmore for Canton.
Siberian
Mail.
Shanghai and No.h-China Елторе via Siberia)--For
Assiye, 11th inst. 5 p.m.
|Haiphont, Pukboi and Saigon-Per. Kal-
fong, 18th Inst., 8 a.m. Swatow; Amoy und
Foochow Per Haitin, 12th inst., 10 a.m. Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Tamsci Daig Mar, 12th inst... 11 Straits and Samarang-Per Chunsung,
12th inst. 1 p.m. Macuc--Per Sul Tal 19th-inst." 1.15 p..
Wei-hai-wei and Tientsin-Por Kueichow,
American
Canadian
Fnglish
PASSENGERS ARRIVED
Per ss. Haimun, arrived 7th just., from Swutow. Naylor
Stirling, Master
(Wind
Hour.
Barometer.
Humidity.
Weather.
D'tion.
Force..
6 A
11
Wostook 7a 29,57 59 Nemuro Hakodate Tokio Kochi Nagasaki K'shima Oshima Naha
(shi'jima
Bonin Is. Chefoo
11
E. A. Hewett,
Superintendent.
NORDDEUTSCHER
LLOYD: BREMEN,
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LIVES
For
Stearters.
To sail on
Capt. Fr. Rehm 16,000
NAPLES, GENOA, AL-)
GIERS, GIBRALTAR, LUTZOW
SOUTHAMPTON, (Cart. H, Textor 17,300
·A'WERP & H'BURG
SHANGHAI, 'TSING-】 ONEISENAU
AND
MA- N'GUINEA,COBLENZ
BRISBANE, SYDNEY (Capt. L. Klugkist. & MELBOURNE .................
'W'NESDAY 17th Sept. 10 a.m.
About WEDNES..
17th Sept.
SATURDAY,
4th Oct 9 a.m
About
TUESDAY.
-6,750
COBLENZ
Cape L. Klugkist 6,750
16th Sept.
about
Capt. J. Koehler
JESSELTON, KUDAT & BORNEO-
TAU, KOBE
YOKOHAMA
MANILA, YAP,
14
Whalwel
29.9174 72 n
be
RONN,
91
Hankow Ichang Kiukiang
$6
H
H
ኮ
Changsha
29.7872 85 ne 2 o Shanghai #1 Gutzlaff ・・ 29,7873-"ne 6 ov
0 0 Sharp P. 7a 29.6780——— Amoy
6a29.7478 82 wow 2 o
KOBE & YOKOHAMA
Swałow
..& Talhoku 5 a 29.7?
- 29.73
Tainan
29.75
"
Koahun
...
"
29.75
P'dores
29.70-
Canton
9 a 29.7382 83 -n
H'kong Gap Rock Manso
6.29.75 80 87.
D
·29.74 W
Tafohu.
**
29.7579-wo
Wuchow 9829.8282 83 w
"6a29,8181
Pakhol 10
Hoihow
Phulien
Tourate
C. BL. J.
Aparri Manila
Legaspi
"
Doila
Bacolod Cebu
Labuan
29.8281
b
29.9377 Bw 20
29 8471-waw, 10.
29.8378 wow 10 @a29.87 82-- so i b ---- 80.2.0 29.8887 111 10 29.9584
T. F. Claxton, Director,
Per w.. Huiyang, arrived 7th inst Hongkong, Observatory, Sept, B. from Foochow & Amoy.
1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on the level Bamey
of the sea in inches, tenths and Barber, Miss Barrett, Afiss
Mas-bundredths, Britton Morris
Stewart, Mr & Miwa Schnloken' Thom, Mi &
ter
13th inst.. 10 a.m.
Per s.. Paul Lecas, arrived 7th Inst.. Philippines Islands, Japan vis from Marseilles, etc. Nagasaki, Honolulu, United
Lalanne, R. P. State, South America and Artij, R. P. Canuda via San Francicco Bagley
Lucanture, Mis Per Perin, 13th inst., 11 a.m.
Ballerand, Mr & Mrs Loo Boboon Clark Straits, Barmais, Ceylon, Ade- luide, Western Australia, Indie, Faong Mo Tu
Dauphin, Le.. Aden, East, and Europe via Fauckeny, Mra Brindlel. (Late Letters ·11.a.m.
Gammar to noon, Extra Postage 10
Hartmana dents) (Supplementary mail a Hong Cheong board up to the time fred
for Herboso departure of the moll
(Extra Postage 10 cents): (Letters
posted in all the Pillar Boxes
In time for the first clearance
F.
Monlin Norman Ourre Petros, Mr & Mrs Russell, Mrs Robledu
Becalos, Capt.. Witchell
Zanon, Box
will be included in this contract SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL
mall) The Purcei Mail will be elarad, Friday the 12th at 5 p.m. Per Devadbu, 13th inak, Il a.m.
Philippine Islands-Fer Loongsung 13th
inst. 1 p.m. Matac-Por Bui Tat 13th Inst. 1.15 p.m.
Zafiro, 13th
Philipp'ue Islands-Per
Vinst., 3 p,th.
Shanghai and North China)
via Biberia)-Per Yingchow, 19th Inst., 5 pm.
Siberian
Mail.
Swatow, Amoy and Foocbow-Por Hai
obing; 18th Sept. 10 a... Formosa vin Kestung, Shang- hal, North China, Japan vis Nagasaki, Victoria and Ta coma-Per Panama Maru, 17th
Canzo
dian and
Ameri
$inct, noop.
London, 26th Aug. Arrivals from China: Annam, Altmark, Indrakuala.
The following vessels, have pass- ed the Canal:Achilles, Bencle- usoh, Benvorlich, Candia, Syıla,
Rharishst & North China-Fer Anhul, Ment
18th inst. 3 p.
Anstra- Austra-
Mail.png Mail.
Philippine Islands, Australia Timor, Tasmania & New Zea land via Port Darwin-Per St "Albans, 19th fnat, 10a.m.
Philippine Islands) Austrails, Tampania & New Zealand vis Fors Darwin Per Walyuse, 24th inat, 2 pm
TIDE TABLE.
8th Beph, to 14th Sept, 1913.
"High-Watuo
2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit,
SANDAKAN
the end of
October.
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 OHIN A
Hongkong, 8th Sept., 1913."
MESSAGERIES MARITIMES
FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.
OUTWARD./
Steamiers.
Paul Lecat
3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air Armand Behic saturated with moisture being 100,|
4 Direction of Wind, to two points.
5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Scale,
6'State of Weather, b blue sky, c.detached cloud, d drizzling rain
f. fog, g gloomy, h hail, I light- ning, o overcast, P passing
showers, q squally, r rain, a snow,
NEXT SAILINGS:-
Will leave for Japan on
HOMEWARD.
Steamers,
Will leave for Marseilles.
8th Sept. 1 pr.
8th Eept Australien,
216 Fe, L. Magellan,
23rd Sept. 1 p.m.
For Freight and Passage apply to
M. SAINT CLAIR do BUSSIERRE," Agent,
Queen's Buildings, No. 3.
t, thunder, v visibility, wdow wet), THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN
0 Bain" in inches, teaths and Lundredths,
METEOROLOGICAL.
Previous
Day On Date On Date
STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.
Mail Service to Australia
via Manila.
MAIL SCHEDULE
(SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION),
Steamers.
.....
at pr
(80
Berometer - 29,71 29.75 29.69 ST. ALBANS
89 Temperature 87
BASTERN Humidity 6A 87 Wind
59
W
'ALDENHAM.................
EMPIRE
Lee has Direction W
HANE KOM
M
16
Force Weather
inferior tigh-a- Low Water Fain
1.
Ef kiest open air Temporalana en die czch
wine. High, nor"""Low "Water | Lewont.
·High" - dos · Low Water
21
Al HK. Observatory, 8th Sept 1913. T, B. Claxton, Director.
Fried or Stewed.
الوحيد في
Arrive Hongkong from Australia,
Leave Hongkong
for Australia.
90th Sept.
19th Sept at a m 10th Oct.
11th Oct. Ist.Nov.
Slat Oot
21st Nov.
The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, en suring a Plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, etc., and are Ilgated throughout with Bisotricity: All State Rooms have Electric Fans, A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried.
For further particulars, apply to
Gibb, Livingston & Co.
Agents
Proprietar, Dr. J. W. Hobez
katoris: Hongkang