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· THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
HONGKONG STORM SIGNAL CODE. (LOCAL). Introduced on ist JULY, 1917.
SYNEIL.
DAY`SIGNALS.
MEANING.
(REB) {▲ typhoon erishish mar por her sause a gais
Hongkong within 24 hours.
Gale expected from the North (19.W, to NEJ
Bouth (BE to SWJ
Ear (NE to SE)
Ward (N,W. to S. WI
Gale expected to increase.
Wind of typhoon force expected (any direction.)
-
Signal Rec), in intended as a warning to "Stand By" and watch for the next miera" · "What ? le beimal atves black signal has been disolared is will meet that, on acmodus of a change in the track ai „the typhoon, or for some other reason, a gula 1- na langur expected trom the direction indicated by the -fat sígasi, xat that another blank signal may prasibly be hosted later.
Signal No. I will be accompanied by ihres szakosivu bomba, fred at intervals of 30 seconds at the Tate Police Station and repeated as the Harbour Office
Tần nigaah will be lowered when și in corsidered that all danges in crvice.
· The Thay Bignkin will ba tayhared at the maschend of the attem Bienal visas on Blackhead Hili Mariour Often, H.M.5. Tamar, Green Isaad signal maat, the Engstad on the preamsters of the Combate and Kevinon Wharf and Godews Company at Kowloon, the fingstad on the possesses of the
med Cce Company at falsehistot, and the fagstad gear the Field Officer's Quariaca at Lapomon. NIGHT SIGNALS, (Lamps.)
3.
4
5.
6.
WHITS GREEN GREEN
GREEN
GREEN
WHITE
GREEN
WHITE GREEN WHITE GREEN GREEN GREEN
RED GREES RED
WHITE WHITE
The Nem bezke.- *_redundervť, at a set, on the sewer of the Railway Statimp, on 8.1,3. and on the Karbon Datar Sagestaff. This will have the same si erifiestan as the day sựtumi Signal No. † will ma apanied by expicava bombe se aleove, in the event of them valutaambian vorní ky thin signal to Shoked at my ›L
SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS.
Müfhen lossť zlagaola are displayed in the Harbour a CONE will be szħibuted at the following stations
GAP ROCK
WAGLAN
STANLEY
ABERDEEN
thefacto antive aft and seating cowan vessade.
SAD KI WAN
SAI KUNG
SHA TAU.KOK TAI PO
Farther detalla cas always be given to Deseo Tambela, on demand, by signal from lighthouses.
HONGKONG STORM SIGNAL CODE. (NON-LOCAL). Introduced on 1st JULY, 1917.
The Bignals we main ay maana of tem esmidols representing the ten sumerada ---
[−1T+AVOX
2.
3.
4
5.
6.
7.
9.
1.
They are diastased v The yard arms of the Storm Signal mast in Blackhead Hill, and remais sheil an order to "hungs at 1, wer in viewwad from the ObeerTALDEY,
The following unfortuni gires Trykova sad Costisantu: |(5) Pheition of centre: by 4 arubala at one yard arm.
Degression Signin
Onis Šizanit
· Direction of motion and volcsity of centre, -nd (Setime; by 3 armbols
mi, ike other rard arm (Table 1, 2 and 3
The region threatened, the direction from which the gale is exzemed,
the the time; by 17 at one 7 arm (Tables 3 and 4.
EXPLANATION OF THE SIGNALS.
The two paper signait of group fat indate the latitude, and the two lower symbols the longitude the cedire the Typhoon or Depression in degen, as zagrly as can be certained from the informa on avaable. Only the taps and anite of the lounade are given; thus, 39 indicatus longizade 109 E
The upper aybed ut group (8) indicates the direction in which the Typhoon or Depremisa in eveling. (Table 1)
The middle armboletariz "b) indicate the velocity at which the centre of the Typhoeni teralize. dizernativair it tune indicate certain adituse, or a Continental Depression. Is sich EN. VEÍOCITY JE CIVIL.
The lowest symt-of of soup (2) indicates the timest which the catre was in the pouchet mignallad. The upper saber roca (c) indicates the region tarem!; the mindle myinsan the union from which the gule is expected, and the lowest symbol the time at when mais condituss were st Montad
TYPHOON SIGNAL
CONTINENTAL P,
Qoadītiens að 1 » in resterda? M
longitude 111, ku travelling E
*Phiསྟj
Velocity of Direction
119 F. Directions of exule 16 H. and loveitada Condlikuma si 5 mm. to-day indicated a typhoon
*m* sturm eontra" of motion
Longitude
mulisa unknown. Gatime
TYPHOON SIGNAL.
HESSION SIGNAL.
CALE SIGNAL.
Lovor
Time GoodMion
Wind
BAMBINOJLE
Alraction
Difactío:
Condition
i wetlan
GLUTTON-CUnder the most favomeskis virzumstances the positiva sigual ladicates esly the_lagros ol' intiveás vai longitude nearest to the estimated poodies of the centre. When the quakes in tag from say repoctiaz station, or wåes telegraphic reports are lacking, the nasition nganlied may be so much sa 2o in aeror, hota in klitude and longituda, and the velocity and
velika of ramalan sell then be inverne by oversuponding smovali.
ặt should be zurtisztarly noted thai the ysiosity signalled is the most for the sreviens
Table No. 1 Direction Signals.
UPPER SYMBOL OF HOIST.
Thabo indiznis the direction in which a typhoon or depression in travelling, or the direction fram
6.
6.
7... 8.
1-1T+AV
8..
THA XI LESZ WSW. W. W.K.W. K.W. N.X.W. Unknown
· Table’No. 2.—Velocity and Condition Signals..
MIDDLE SYMBOL OF HOIST.
VELOCITY..
CONDITION.
3. 4.
5. 0. 7.
8.
0.
above
Nearly Velocity Forming
Fifing Continental
ED Depresion. F
1-LT+AV
p.b.
31.30 30 OLD.). B'atkonary Uzkaował
Table No. 3.-Time Signals,
LOWEST SYMBOL OF HOIST.
7.
2. Youlir.
8.
5. Funday.
Tablo No. 4.-Regions Threatened by Monsoon Gales.
6. 7. G.
Talv One/ Progśming, Chrast
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MONDAY,
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
THE IRISH TROUBLE
GOVERNMENT TO TAKE DRASTIC MEASURES.
London, Sept 10. Sinn Feimers, in row boats with muffled oars, at nightfall raaded the monitor Monkstown' Bay at Cor They over- powered the lookouts and rushed and overcame the skeleton crew. They then systematically inspected the vessel, remov- ing rifles, ammunition and valuable instruments, and escaped.
47 Later.
The story of Sinn Feiners raiding the monitor Monkstown Bay is officially denied. The origia of the report which was published in the Daily Express" and "Daily News" is at present obscure.
London, Sept. 11. Marshal French by proclamation issued. at Dublin suppresses the Sinn Fein organisations, the Gaele League." the Irish Volunteers and the Cumannina Dann in the eits and county of Cork.
Marshal Lord French, speaking at Belfast and referting to the recent murders of policemen and soldiers in Ireland. denounced the unspeakable villainy of these dastardly mur- ders and declared that the Irish Government's only policy at present was to secure to all law-abiding subjects freedom sad protection. In fulfilment of that policy they will not shrink from adopting the most drastic measures if necessary.
London, Sept. 12
Military and police to-day raided the Sinn Feir head- quarters at Dublin and detained two Sinn Fein members of the House of Commons. - All Sinn Fien M. P's houses are being similarly visited. Armed police this morning raided the offices of a newspaper and three houses at Skibberseer. The Sinn Fein M. P's arrested in Dublin are Mr. Ernest Blythe and Mr. Patrick O'Keefe.
The Dublin Gazette" in a proclamation suppresses the Sinn Fein Parliament as a dangerous: association which was employed for all purposes of the Sinn Fein organisa- tions proclaimed on July 3:
Further reports show that the Irish authorities are tak ing most active steps against Sinn Feinism throughout Ire- land. Searches by armed police, and troops for arms are reported from a number of places. There were exciting scenes at Londonderry where extensive visitations of houses of Sinn Feiners are proceeding and a large party of soldiers with fixed bayonets has occupied the Sinn Feia Hall The crowd stoned the police who seized arms in a house. The commander ordered the troops to aim their rifles and the crowd dispersed. The crowd which stoned a raiding party carrying seized arms to barracks was driven off by a baton charge. The occupier of one house sprang out of bed and presented two loaded revolvers at the police but was overpowered.
Armed police and military raided Sinn Fein Clubs at
Cort
CHANNEL FOG COLLISION.
London, Sept. 10.
The British liner Marathon from Australia collided with the Japanese steamer Heijin Mara from Londva in a dense log off Dungeness this morning. The Marathon with two holds flooded, was beached... Ninety passengers, including Ladies Brassey and Duncannon, were taken to Dover by ings All were saved. The Heijih Maru anel.ored in the
Downs with her bows stove in.
.GERMANY'S INDEMNITY..
Melbourne, Sept. 10.
Mr. Hughes informed the members of the Ministry that if Germany makes her first indemnity payment in 1920 Aus- tralia's share will be ten millions sterling. When the indem- nity is fully paid Australia's share will amount to nearly sixty millions.
MYSTERIOUS ARRESTS.
Stockholm, Sept. 10.
A message fron Helsingfors states that Professor Goode, correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian." has been.ar- rested at the request of the British Authorities. He had been to Moscow. The charge is not stated.
:
Mr. Keeling."a well-known British trade unionist, visit- ing Russia, has been arrested by the Bolshevists at Moscow. The charge is unknown.
KING OF ITALY'S GIFT. ·
Rome, Sept. 12
In the Chamber Signor Nitti by the King's command introduced' a Bill ceding the bulk of the Crown property to the fighting men and reducing the civil list by three million fire. The announcement was greeted with a great patriotic outburst by the Deputies and onlookers.
RETURNING THE LOOT.
Paris, Sept. 12.
In the Chamber M. Loucheur, Minister of Industrial Re- construction, stated that 480,000 tons of French material had been recovered from Germany whereof 120,000 had been re- turned to its rightful owners. Germany must hand over thirty per cent of all machinery for the benefit of the liberated regions. France hoped to possess five million tops of shipping by the end of 1920.
BELGIUM RELIEF COMMISSION.
Brussels, Sept. 1.
In the Chamber the Finance Minister announced that the Relief Commission is discontinuing operations and has donated the balance of funds amounting to a hundred and fifty millions franes for the extension of University educa
in Belgium.
CONARD BUILDING PROGRAMME.
London, Sept. 12.
The Canard line is embarking on a building programine,
of half million tonnage. Orders have already been placed for ships averaging twenty thousand tons and equipped for diffusi
SEPTEMBER
VESSELS LOADING.
EUROPE, USA, ETC.
Westwind ...D. & Co....Sept. 17 Changsha B. & S.
Sept. 18
Iyo MSN. Y. K... Sept. 19
Gleniffer......J. M.
...Sept. 21 Fushimi M...N. Y. K. Sept. 22 Teerikai......B. & S. · ́
Sept. 23 Tango MN. Y. K.Sept. 24 City of Spokane A. L....Sept. Nippon M....T. K. K.Sept. 25 Alaska M....O. S. K.Sept. 26 Chicago M...O. 8. Sept. 30 Wakasa M...N. Y. K. E. of Sept. Titarem...J.GJ.L.Oct. 1 E of Asia C. P. O. S.... Oct. 2 Tsuyama M. N. T.K....Oct. 2. Tenyo M...T. EK...Oet." 2 Atsuta M. N. Y. K. Oct. 3 Coaxet. ÄLL ...Oct.
6 Nile
C. M. Oct. 714 Ecuador....P. M.S.Oct. 8 Bessie Dollar R. D. ....Oct. 10 Eurymedon B. & S. Oct. 11 Waban;AS L.. ...Oct. 11 Katori M...N. Y. K...Oct. 14 Olen............A. L. Oct. 14 E of Japan...C. P.O. S....Oct. 15 Manila M....Q. S. K...Oct. 15 Monteagle...C. P. OF.Oct. 19 Iconium A. L. ...Oct. 99 Nikko M....N. Y. K. ...Oct. 22 Seattle Spirit &. L. ...Oct. 25 Shinyo M....T. EK.Oct. 28 Wawalona ...A. L.. ...Oct. 31 Luzon M......O. S. K. B. of Oct. West Hepburn R. D. M. of Oct. Toyooka M... N. Y. K. E. of Oct. Nanking......C. M. S. Nov. 1 Wheatland An La ... Nov. 1 Khiva P. & O...Nov.. 1 Seiyo MT. K. K....Nov. 4 Colombia......P. M. S... Nov. 5 Persia M....T. E. K....Nov. 10) Korea M.......T. K. K ̧. West Munham A. L. China ... .C.M. Endicott A. L.
Nov. 10 Nov. 18 ..Nov. 22 Nov. 30
C. of Newcastle B. & S....Nov. 30 St. Albans E. & A. E of Nov.
JAPAN, COAST PORTS, ETC. Kwongsang..J. M. Co...Sept. 16 Tjibodas J.C.J. L...Sept. 16 Tjiliwang ...J.C.J. L...Sept. 16 Wosang...J. M. Co....Sept. 16 Tetorofa M... N. Y. K. Sept. 16 Hailong D. L. Co... Sept. 16 Chusan.... ..B. & S. Sept. 16 Chaksang J. M. Co.... Sept. 17 Aki M...........N. Y. K...........Sept. 18. Choysang .... M. Co...Sept. 18 Sinkiang ...B. & S...Sept. 18 Kaga M.. N. Y.K...Sept. 19 Loongsang...J. M. 06...Sept. 19 Haitan. .D. L. Co....Sept. 19 Kwaisang J. M. Co. .Sept. 19 Huichow B. & S...Sept. 19 Tungshing J. M. Co....Sept 19 Hinsang.J. M. Co. ...Sept. 20 Hwahwu M. N. Y. K....Sept. 20, Nikko M.........N. Y. K....Sept. 21 Kaijo M...........O. S. E.Sept. 21 Quinnebaug...D. L. Co....Sept. 231 Siam Maru...O. S. K.Sept. 24 Itola
P. & O...Sept. 24 Yuensang ..J. M. Co....Sept. 26 Indus M.......O. S. K....Sept. 29 Khiva P. & O...Sept. 30 Tjilatjap J.C.J. L.Sept. 30 Tsuruga N. Y. K.Sept. 30 Tjitarem.J.C.J. L.....Oct. 1 Unnan M....0.S. K....Oct. Yokohama M. N. Y. K....Oct. Dilwara ...... P. & O.
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WATER KETURN.
Level and Storage of water in Reservoirs on September 1, 1919.
OTTY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER WORKS LIVEL
By
Tysk Inter-
Mediate Tytek Wek -
*$34
„Leve' with
avudow
Level with
Levol with
Level with
Laval A
LoveBour
with
Level with
overle
Level with
Level with ovechow
STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND
DECIMALS OF GALLONI,
TEL.
Syma·Interzuediate com
10%-92
560.00
Coveruption of water in the Chy and Bin Dauzic's la mifi vnc and declents of gallons during che manch.
Augu!..........
Consumption
Estimate
population - Condos
bond mae daw...
10%
171.500
#7573 M. začlens
6.300
Comment supply in "all districts during Augus
| of both zerā sadar
KOWLOON WATERWORK: LEVEL.
ication Res
Lave!
· STORAGE IN MILLIONA AND DESIMALS OF GALLONS.
Cowloon
1xt
"Gem}
tio
Emigreole
TOP
350.50
Coves men of water to Kowloos ie decimale of gallons évrier the moesh ~ august
Cores mocios
Karlmstedɔopula
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is
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