DIARY OF WAR.

COUNTRIES AT WAR,

Germany

Austrla

Turkey

against

Britain.

Russia France.

Belgium.

Japan.

Servia.

Montenegro.

ARMY TERMS EXPLAINED. Army corps is a complete arm} on a small scale in itself. The strength varies from 35,000 to 45,000 men. Division is a force of infantry, cavalry, and artillery, asaally with a strength of from 15,000 to 20,000 men, Brigade is a force of ipfantry or cavalry. The infantry brigade is from 4,000 to 7,000 strong The cavalry brigade is from 1,000 to 2,000 strong, Regiment of infantry is from 2,000 to 4,000 strong. A cavalry regiment is from 500 to 1,000 men strong. Squadron of cavalry is from 15

to 200 men strong. Battery of artillery in the British and French armies has 6 guns and abous 200 men, In the German Army consists of 4 guns and 150 men. In thel Russian Army it consists of 8 gana and 250 men.

LAST MONTH. Jan. 1.-British battleship Formidable aunk in the Channel, Army Orders announce creation of new Armies.

Jan. 2.-Business interests in. Washington protest against any legislation restricting the export of munitions of war to the bellige rents in Europe.

Jan. 3.-Allies in France and Belgium and Russians in Poland. progress in spite of bad weather,

Jan. 5.-Russians follow up successes against Austrians and Turke by making many captures. Decisive Russian victory in Sary- kamyeh, entire Turkish Corps, including General Commanding, being captored, and another Corpe pursued,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1915,

Jan 10-Russiana bayonet an entire Turkish regiment in the Caucakus. French Socialiste de. clare in favour of a continuation of the war until the viatory of the Aies is completo. Allios make substantial progress at many points.

Jan. 17.-Russian acize im portant Kurlibava Pass in the Carpathians, bordering on Transylvania.

Jan. 18.Announced that after thren daye fighting the Russians register complete saccess over the Turks at Kursargan, annihilating their rearguard and pursuing the remnant of the army. Herr Kushn resigas post of Socretary to the German Treaudry,

Jan. 19. Two German aero planes captured near Bar-le-Duc. German birehipe drop tomba killing two men and two women on Yarmouth and King's Lynn,

and damaging property.

Jan20. Russian destroyer sinks twelve Turkish merchant men near Arkhavo. Fierce fighting

in France.

Jan. 21.-General Falkenhayn resigns post sa German Minister for War, being succeeded by General Wild von Hohenborn. British steamer Darward sunk by German submarine' near the mouth of the Mense.

NOTICES

In Assels, Income. Net Surplus, Business In Force, New Business the

SUN

LIFE OF CANADA

is the leading Life Company of the Dominion. Outside of Companies issuing industrial policies, the Sun Life of Canada is doing the largest" life business in the British Empire.

Funds Exceed £11,000,000.

CHIEF OFFICE FOR SOUTH CHINA, DES VEUX ROAD, (POWELL'S BLDOJ).

HOTEL LISTS.

Hongkong Hotel.

Anderson Mr & Mrs

Abraham, ES

Athol L

Adora Geo L

Arnold J H Backbouse JH.

Bellion, Mrs ER

King Edward Hotel.

| Alison Mr & Mis

Almond Mira R MrsArnold J

Lumpman Mr&

#A Larmone Ed Lloyd GT Luje Mr & Mrs. Mackendrick Fr

Mann Mr RR Marding H.J Marriott Dr & Mrs Ο

McChure

Mohta

5. L B

Merecki, J Middleton GS ModyJHN Moore Wm

Beswick Mr & Mrs Millor Mrs Jaina

Bacon Mr & Mrn8

Beckinsale L Bats F. R Beckinsale W D Bell DJ Bens, GA Jan. 22.-Announced that Allies Bishop Mr & Mrs have made gord general progress Black W M in past three days, despite severe Braga Mr&Mr German attacks. British naval Brown LS eeaplanes drop bombs ca Ger-Buys K

R N man submarines and guns at Clark 1 Zeebrugge.

Clayton, WE Coleman DrA LEF Cooper A S

Daffy Miss ME Cornelingen Mis Dowley W A

Duke AH Edmunds UA... Ehrenfels Mr. & Mrs

Brake CB

Murch & S

Nicolson JS

Ormiston 3

Bettison Mr & Mra

WH

Briggs Mr & Mrs

Briggs Master

Brown C W

Budge

Course A

L

- King HP

Kraft Mr & Mrs Lauritsen har & Mrs

Lennox Mia

LenorxJ

Mason OF

Mayne Wo

Murphy H

Pasemore Mrs WC

PUBLIC COMPANIES

THE CHINA "PROVIDENT [LOAN &"MORTGAGE Co., Jad,

The Eighteenth- Ordinary An- nual Meeting of Shareholders.in| the Company will be held at the Offices of the Conipany, St.

NOTICE.

HONGKONG CICAR

CIGAR STORE,

HOTEL MANSIONS

George's Building, No. 6' Cont (Lately occupied by KRUSE & Co.)

naught Road, on Friday, the 26th February, 1915, at 11.30 a.m., for the purpose o: receiving a Stato, ment of Accounts and the Report of the General Manages for the year ending 31st December. 1914. The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company will be CLOSED from Monday, the 22nd February, 1915, until Friday, the 26th Fob., 1915, both days inclusive.

SHEWAN TOMES & Co.,

General Managers. → Hongkong. 12th February, 1915.

NOTICES

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. NOTICE is hereby given that

the ORDINARY HALF-

Cows Mr & Mrs J 12 Peatman Mr & Mrs YEARLY MEETING of the

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Croos Miss

Crichton H R

Croas EV Cross Dr.CT Donizon Dlandron, Ri Duskworth FF Foulds IG P Foy Mrs

8

Penning A L V

Finson A Ramy Mrs R A Ranger Mr & Mra Sasamatau K

Scots

Scott Mr & Mr E H Shires Mr & Mrs Sibrea Dr Seper

Mrs S

A

A

JV

Newton D

Fyfe A A

Neighbour WR

Graham WE

Hair GL

Pardes Mr & Mrs A

Hunter J

1

Feutreath Mr & Mrs

Pozres A B

Ray, Eli

Thompson Mra Jackson Mr. & Mr Thornton G

Wm Janes D H Joseph J

Mrs J H

symer

Rayner Lt Col and

Mrs

Ray W A

Road V

Rony, Mias P

Roblanon GJ

RowellJ P

Mr & Mra

E Evengon Falconer Mr &

Mrs

Balle. Mr & Mrs Boward

&

Mrs

Jan. 23-ADnounced that Ger- line at St. Omer, advancing in mans attempted to pierce British

massed formation, but were repulsed with heavy losses. Datch fishermen report having seen a Zeppelia founder at sea.

Jan. 24. Russians continue to ront l'urks German navol raid on Fraser Mra Foglish coast intercepted; Ger-Fronch Capt

Fuller Dengan man craiser Blucher sunk and Gibb J two battle-oraigers Beriously Goulboura V

Gould J damaged; no British ships lost,

Gould Mrs J Green Lt M Gritha HL Hall Capt. T P Hannibal Mr &

Origin of the Lighthouse

Reflected Light.

1

In the latter half of the eight:2

A

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Boorwood & M Sibley JO

Skott C

Smith Mrs A G Smith Jai A Smith W K Smyth Mrs F Smyth F

Smyth B

Boranaon A S

Tayler Capt HC Toplo LM Vida F R.

Watkina C E-

• Mr & Mrs J dəWalli Mr & Mrs A J

Wenyun W F

Wilson R

Wood Ga

Wright Mr & Mra

Peak Hotel

MrsSpear Capt H

Врупо А

B Square Mira A Hon. Mr E Stockiest S eenth century, says an exchange,

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Swaffeld HE one of the members of a little.

Howitt

Mr&Mrs 03Swinton C

C_H Hirbacbiab

Szro Mion F scientific society in Liverpool Hodge W

Sara Lano laid a curiona wager. He bot Hough Mrs H H Hollabaugh JA brother scientist that he would Hunter R read a newspaper by the light M

fa forthing dip at a distance of thirty feet. The B. S., finding Joseph R. M Jan. 6-General Joffre con-

the feat difficult at even Joseph E M gratulates Russia on her victoryixth of the distance, cheerfully Lee W D

Joseph 8 M over the Tarks, adding that the accepted the wager. The layer Allies in all theatres of war sre

merely oosted the inside of a now preparing for final victory

sballow wooden box with sloping Germany agrees to British pro-pieces of looking-glass, so as to poeal for an exchange of prisoners form a concave lens, placed behind incapacitated from further his farthing dip, and readily

Armstrong Mr& Mrs Keith Mrs RD, service, Earl Kitchener delivers deciphered the small print.

W

Listub A R.. speech in the House of Lords The

& MIS

Mra E V Was wit- expressing confidence in ultimate Dessed by a Liverpool dock-msater. Bowdler Mra

Bowen Major & Mr Moss Mr & Mrs victory.

PoarsoMr & Arm He was a thinking man, and saw Cazalehaal Mr and Perry Mr & Mrs Arrest of Cardinal great possibilities in this learaud

Mrs

Plummer f Cartwright.

Mrs More by Germany announced.

jest. Ho straightway adapted Cary M

Pringle W J Jan.-Germane bombard

the principle to lighthouse re.

Casulli Mr & Mrs Pyne Major A set fire to Law Soissons an.

Coustand

Ralphs quiremente, and forthwith the Dutton

Mr & Mrs Courts.

Roome Eng Condr reoroopy. Ger, "Quba

modern reflected light, with its Falchine Major

Sharp Mr - cost to them- Barnbaupt nt beav,

miles of relicted range and un-Hala BA Mr Mrs Skinner

Obson Mr & Mrs A Sinclair A "Belvee,

Fretch &ial report told lifesaving" powers, sprang

Mia Hall Lt-Col G discloses over one bugs, ed er-

into being.

Hazeland FA amples of atrocious bebario of

Hemmings Men W&Sorenson

Mrs Grant Gaimane in France.

Hogy M

Mr & MrEJ Santh & Mra A

Jan Mr Horbrender Mrs

Findlay Humphreys Major St Amory R Humphreys Mr and Turnerbirs

Walcott Mrs Walton Col & Mra Wolton Mr & Mrs Whitfold Capt and Young

Jan. Announced that the Russians in Bukovina have advanced 80 miles in a week and reached the chain separating Bakovion from Hungary.

Jan. 10-British Reply to U.S. Note published: Britain undertakes to interfere with mentral trade only when each trade is not bona füle.

Jan 11-Sixteen German aeroplanee essa over the Channel make for Dunkirk and drop 30 bombs, doing but little damage. Germans severely punished both east and west.

Jan. 12.-Russian successes in the Caucasus continue, two Torkiah companies being captured.

Jan. 13.-Small-pox, cholera and typhoid raging in Austria. Roumania decides to enter the Concert of the Triple Entente by about the middle of February,

Jan. 14, King George confers bonours on the Grand Duke Nicholas and other Russian' gen- erale; Germans secure partial emocess at Soissons, capturing a number of French with guns.

Jan. 15-The British in a Trilliant engagement capture à German position near La Basace, capturing many prisoners. Union Forces occupy Ramans Drift and Swakopmund. Russians continue to drive German cavalry towards

experiment

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Barnard Floot Surg Mitchelmore Mr &

Tina Lt Col H Jorien HU · Jones Loo Johns Mrs R Kieth H

Underwood Mr and

Carlton Hotel.

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Corporation will be held at the by every Mail. City Hall, Hongkong, on Satur day, the 20th day of February. 1915, at Noon, for the purpose of receiving the Report of the Court of Directors together with s Statement of Accounts to 31st December, 1914.

The REGISTER of SHARES of the Corporation will be closed. from MONDAY, the 8th February, to SATURDAY, the 20th Febra- nry, 1915, (bath daye inclusive),!

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during which period no transfer The most complete

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By Order of the Court of

Adams Miss MR Ladenfeld Mr and Directors.

Argent A

Bayly H

Hulkley

JL

Cowan JJK

Crisp WH

F

Forts Mr & Mrs Fulcher 0 W Garratt Granby F Grive Miss I

vane Mies L

H ..

Hodson Miss P

Hollway HD Hoshiai DrJ Huston Mina RA Johnson J W Josaph Misa A

Grand

Allan Mr&Mrs Beattie R

Crow Mr & Mrs

Gibbs A W

Dunrich A

Easton J

Grant J

James B

Janer B

Kellelgh Mrs

MrwG J

Lopez A

Paul 8

PareyAT

Rowlands Mr & Mr#

W B

12.

Sainty_ Scott E-

Simaer A

Smith Roy

Tall Mrs

Watling Mr & Mr

WO

Whibley AT"

#igen D O

Wins Fred

Miller H E

Hotel,

Kelleigh WF Forb Capt Reynolds C W Sanderson B. Santo A Smith J Wiesman O Wilson K

Wright 8 H

Kingsclere Hotel.

Bolles Mr & Mrs J Kent Master

W

Breen M!

Carleton A E Cooper WA J.

Dongles Mr & Mrs

RK

Lewis D Logun Wi Luhrs van G Martin Mr & Mr Nizon F

Dutton Mr & MrG

Fielder

ВЕ Filkins Miss D Forbes Mr & Mrs A Gordog M M&Hardman A

PUBLIC COMPANIES

1.

The above mentioned vessel having arrived consignpes of car go are Keroby notified to send in their bills of lading for counter- signature and take immediate HUMPHREYS ESTATE and

delivery from the Company's gờ down at West Point. Cargo will be landed immediately at con- signees risk.

J

FINANCE Co., Ltd.

Cargo remaining undelivered Monday, Feb. 15th, 1915, at 5 p.m Notice is hereby given that the will be subject to landing Ordinary Annual General Meeting undelivered of Shareholders will be held atthe charges and if Friday, Feb. 19th, 1915, at 5 Hongkong Hotel, Hongkong, on p.m. will be subject to both land Saturday, 20th February, 1915 at

ing and storage charges.

No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected.

11.3 a.m..for the purpose of re- ceiving the Report of the Direct- ors together with a Statement of Accounts for the year ending 31st December, 1914.

All chafed and otherwise dam- aged cargo will be examined at the above Company's godown The TRANSFER BOOKS of at West Point on Feb. 19th, 1915, the Company will be closed from the 16th to the 28th February at 10a.m.

No claims will be entertained (both days inclusive) during unless accompanied by short, which period no transfer of shares delivery note or list of exceptions can be effected. taken at the time of delivery to consignees and signed for and on behalf of the Pacific Mail S.S. Co.

All claims must be filled on or before February 26th, 1915, other wise they will not be recognized.

R. C. MORTON,

Agent,

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS

& SON,

General Managers.

Hongkong. 12th February, 1915. Hongkong, 11th February, 1915.

Mr &

Mrs G Shields A L

Butor Mr & Mrs E Hay Capt & Mra W Sutton Miss Hei

Thomas HP" geworf Hurley FC Mason Watkins C HI Evan-Jones brand Weider H W

Mra

Wilson J W Kent Mr & Mrs

N. J. STABB,

Chief Manager. Hongkong. 3rd February, 1915.

CONCERT

in aid of

LADY LUCARD'S

BELGIAN REFUGEES' FUND

By the Pupile of the MUSIC GLASS OF THE ITALIAN CONVENT

to be held at The Convent, Caine Road,

on

MONDAY & TUESDAY,

15th and 16th February, 1915, commoncing each evening at 6 p.m. Admission (by ticket): $1. CHILDREN'S AFTERNOON: Saturday, 13th February, 1915,

commencing at. 4 p.m...

Entrance: 20 cents. Hongkong, 5th February, 1915.

RACE BOOKS.

#

Blager Mr & Mrs ET THE only. Authorized Edition of the RACE BOOK is that Published by Messrs. NORONHA & Co., WHICH IS COPYRIGHT. UNDER THE ACT OF 1911.

T. F. HOUGH, Clerk of the Course. Hongkor, 6th February, 1915.

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KELLY & WALSH, Lid. BREWER & Co. Hongkong, 6th February, 1915.

'DIOCESAN SCHOOL OLD BOYS' ASSOCIATION.

A Smoking Concert will be held at the School on Friday the 19th We have taken over the agency instant at 8.30 p.m. Old boys of the above Company in Hong-who wish to attend please com- kong and are now prepared to municate with the Hon. Sec

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Honakond, 16th January, 1915.

5th

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1-4. Queen's CollegeTheatrical 54-55

Hongkong Gifts

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. 8–12 Arcadis's Psar Egg28 ..

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Sanitary Board 51-58

14-29 Belgian Kelief Fund....58

..........29-35 German Evolation.......58-59

Notes and Comments.....36-40 Organ Recital ......69 Special Articles 41-47 War Proclamation ........59

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Police Reserve............................ Naval Dance................53

Police Presentations Cigarette & Tobacco Fund 54

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