FOR THE MORNING AFTER THE
NIGHT BEFORE TAKE WATSON'S
SOLD ONLY BY
THE CHINA MAIL.
Though much depends upea Bul- gar's attitude in the present crisis there can be no doubt that even at the worst the Serbians are bette e
THE prepared to cope with the enemy.
COMPANY MEETING.
HÒNGKONG HOTEL COMPANY, LIMITED..
GYMKHANA TRAINING
TIMES.
A fortnight to-day is the dało Ated (w.p) for the fourth Gymkhana of the The ball yearly meeting of the Hongtong season, and we might say training in Hotel C. Lod, was held at soon to-day, earnest commenced this morning. On a
1. W. C. Bonnar presiding Thore
were misy presant 31. Elia Kadourie, Str. very henry enurie Gelida trackį sovral H. Tigers (Seurotary) Mouth M. ponies wêre galloped, the times "taken— Manuk, D. Blair, G. T. Lloyd G., which saturally at this ously stage, apura Dutton, W. E gan, Reymond, South, Iron the wet, were alow, Mascota's mile at Shi T.. Shan
The Chairwan, in moving the sloption in 22 being the best-were as follows of the ropent end accounts, Asid
Baroda Chist, I vallo, 19, 119, 1955, Un comparing the working account for 12282; last † 30.9. the six months under roview" with the cor- }
They have now, it is believed, u large. number of guns from France and it is also stated that fighting side by side. with r
gallant little Ally will be quita large number of British soldiers. While there can be i doubt as to which way Greek inclinations are swaying, it is not
Saxon Chief, 1} milos, H. 120,51,36, responding six months of 191€ ip VIIL
ill he 12999, 0000; famb 1 ö jyvt absolutely certain when † seen that tharë is a dec aura of $98,663.07.
It. mut, however, ha Horne in mind that. Beattock, 1 mile, 344. 1.11.3, 1.448.1, Greece muy intervene. That, har-
the half year ending 30th June 1914 was, 12:22.2; last § 34.1. ever, may safely be left to the dis- think, a record use, whereas the one just
Sunlight. 1 mile, 43, 198, 2003, ended is one of the lestest. The decrease 237, 3.10; last 3 33. cretion of so natute a statesman N in rarenus is practically all in Board Duka Dahlia, 1 mila, 44, 1.18.3, 151;| M. Venizelos has proved himself to and Lodging and is to be neconated for be. All along, Greek sympathies by the War which has almost antiraly put an and for the meantime, to the Until affairs return to have been heartily with the Allies tourist traffic.
normal conditions wacant. look for any and, given a fitting opportunity, the great rusumption in this source of revenue Greeks will press forward and assist and shareholders must be prepared for lean firaos until this disastrue War in finished. in giving the decadent Turk his final Every roomy that could be reasonably coup de grase, As to Roumania, cted in the working of the Hotel with aut impairing its efficiency has been nothing definite can be said, for sherried out. It has been necessary to has in no way shown any partiality
preted with our used decorating and for any of the belligerents. She cun afford to be more independent, than Bulgaria, who is under financial
nting which has been met out of repairs
And renews) ==cosunt, to which seconut we to place 372,77 bringing it up to 310 0 0. It would be unwise, in your Dir eters apie not to continue such
last 433.2
Ruhr, I mile "7 130 độ, là đi last $4.1.
Mascotte, 1 mile, 37, 1.12, 1.49.2,
love $32.3.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1815.
BY TELEGRAPH.
THE PROGRESS OF
THE
WAR.
BRITAIN COPING SUCCESS- FULLY WITH THE GERMAN
PIRATES.
Ideal Dublia, 1 milo, 45.2, 1.-22.3.200 THE ADMIRALTY'S IMPORT-
2.34,2; lust 134,2
Castellan, 1 mile, 102, 1.37,3, 2,21.3. 3.64.2; last † 39.4.
Roman Chief, 1 mile, 40, -, 1.52,
last of 13
Larks Gem, 1 mile, 30, 1.18. 1.54.2, 2:00.2; lost 1 28.
A. S. WATSON &. Co., Ltd. obligations to Germany. She is work, for if we postponed it the ultimate 31.
HONGKONG AND CHINA.
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TEL. 346.
TURKISH AND HUCKABACK TOWELS
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THE DIARY.
MEMO. FOR TO-DAY.
9 p.m.-- Night Aquatic Feto at V.1.0. Hall proceeds for Cigarettes and
Tobacco Fand
General Memoranda.
TUESDAY, August 3
Queen of Holland's birthday, (1889).
Emperor of Japan's birthday (1879).
p.-Lucina al Furniture,
Pictures, Carpets etc.
Hughes and cogh'.
WEDNESDAY, Sept.
Estries close
11th.
Monday, Sept. 5:
at Meseca.
cos of keeping the buildings in a proper apparently sincerely desirous of main-state of repair would be groter. tining ber neutrality, and has given We are writing $10,000 off furniture and fixtures account bringing that down to a the Germans and Turks ample proof asta Sure. In the near faturn. I 'car, wo of her determination in that respect.ball here to faco a beary expenditure for recarpeting, hence the provision for Even in the midst of sa mach uncer-deprecatiou. tainty, it may be safely predicted that now that Italy is actively opposed to Turkey, the Balkan States will HONGKONG, SATURDAY, August 29, 1918, probably find it much to their advan- tage, both sow and in the future, to throw in their lot with the Entente
THE BALKAN STATES AND
THE WAR
Er would appear from telegrams to hand that the arena of what might best be termed extreme activity in the war is about to be shifted to the Balkona. Serbia is again being threatened by the Teutchie bullies, but to her credit she has, as would be seen in a telegram published yester- dlay, expressed her determination of once again opposing the tremendons odds that is likely to be sent against her. Already large Austro-German forces are concentrated to the porth- west of Servit with the view, apparently, to an almost immediate ffensive movement on this plucky little country. The. Teutons, mind ful of the smashing defeats inflict- ed upon the forces that have previously attempted to over mn Herbin have found it advisable to completely change their tactics and {have now decided to try to form their way into Serbia via Bulgaria. Much therefore defends on Bulgaria's at titude, and at the present moment it is difficult clearly to understand in which direction Bulgurinn policy wil direct its course. Bulgarin lias on more than one occasion frankly admitted that alia is prepared to make the
L'owers.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The name of Carl Fischen, a German subject is, aneounces the Gazelle, been rented from the list of authorised
Auditors.
We are asked to state that the Night Aquatic Fete, which was to bave been held
in the V.R.C. bath tonight, ha- bean i postponed until further notice on account of the unsettled weather.
The King has not been advised to exerces his power of disallowance of the Ordinances to amend the Trading with the enemy Ordinar ca 1914 and the amendment to the R-trng Ordinance 1901.
The Japanese Consul-General notifies so that he will hold his reception on the cocasion of II. M. the Emperor of Japan'e birthday on the 31st October, the official date ixed, and not the 31st August.
We take over the Hotel mansions ca lat September, fr Humphrey's lease expiring then, and we trust to see an improvement in revenue from them. The ices are well let mear time.
ANT DISCLOSURE.
Lorenze, mile, 40, 1.14, 2.47: LATEST NEWS FROM THE VARIOUS FRONTS.
Tinker, Umilo, £1, 1.19, 1.54.2, 3.27; Int32.3.
Soldier, 1 mãe, 47, 1.26.2, 2.00.4. 2,24.4; last 2 34.
A
THIFT OF GOVERNMENT
PROPIRAY.
For stealing.packing cases, Government The balance of profit and loss account is property, rom the store at Wellington $102.164.71 which your Directors propose | Barmeks yard, a Chinese was mmanded by should be distributed as follows: To pay Mr. Wood as the Police Court this morning a dividend of $2.50 per share on 20,000 till Monday morning. Sgt. Ambress Lyke, shares for the half year, $50,000.00; To wan-fer to repaita and sunwale account 4.6.0, giving evidence, said that he had $6,579.7
To write of farnitura and fix-bean missing boxes for somo weeks. tares semant 210,000.00: To write oft
Another Chinese, charged with the stakin launch account $2,000.00 Tothaft of five piece of canvas from the carry forward to new account 833,784.94; R.N.D. Yard, was stated by Inspector Gor Total 8102,164.71 and I trust you will den to have heen employed at the Yank for app we of sanic.
yes. He was sentenced to seven days
Mr. Eegan, in seeding the motion, thought the shareholders were to be con- gratulated on the results shown owing to the exceptional times we were passing through.
The motion was carried,
Mr. G. T. Lloyd proposed the re election of Dr. Nable to the directorate, and on Mr. Dutton seconding the motion
Wad carried.
Meests A. R. Lowe and Mr. Percy Smith are re-elected auditors on the
Somekb. motion of Mr. Raymond, ser ended by Mr.
TYPHOON INFORMATION.
Wireless Vessels ́and: Royal Observatory.
hard labour.
PROPOSED GIFT BY THE WOMEN OF HONGKONG.
in
(Beuter's Service to the China Mail.)"
THE(SUBMARINE REVELATION,
•
BRITISH NAVY'S SUCCESS IN COPING WITH GERMAN PIRATES.
Losmos, Aug. 27. 12.30 p.m.
marines hus amused the keenest interest. The papers reproduce this The Admiralty's revelation of important esses of German sub- connection with the recent confession of the Cherman expert, Captain Persius, that the submarine policy had been nothing like so successful as ffermany had hoped, as the British had devised a plan rendering the work of the subunities increasingly damperuna.
The infereners drawn from these statements are further.confirmed by a speech of the Earl of Selborne to a deputation of farmers. Ho stated that Lond Miner' Coinmittee on the Extension of Agriculture in Eng- tand had recommended the Government le guneantos" wheat-growers in tninimum of 15/- per quarter for four years. The Government ha denides nos to adopt the propoent as the Admiralty, who had been carefully consulted, were of opinion that the Navy having the submarine menace so weil in hand had to fear of the interruption of sea com- munications, though they might be periodically disturbed. Moreover. the latest returns showed an increase in the wheat acreage of 500,000 neres, nearly a 30 per cent. ineryuse, an increase in cattle of 381,000, and Lord It has been suggested that a Motor of sheep 450,000. The enttle figures are an absolute record. Amahalance should be given by the women Selborne adumbrated a scheme for helping the farmers through the of Hongkong for use at the Front.
County Councils, Lady May will be very glad to receive; abscriptions from. A cents to $16.00 for this purp se
A Motor Ambulance.
÷
The cost of & Motor Ambulanco is £500 emplate (about $3,500.00).
money can be cabled home and the Motor
Mrs. Kemp, 3 Gomes Villas, Kowloon. Mrs. Stabb, 117 Peak."
the som can be rained quickly, the Better fcilities for ejusinting Hong-Ambulance could he put loto use almost of the presence of typhoons are hoped immediately. **lle (or she) given twice for as a result of a notice to ship masters who gives quickly."
Subscriptions may also be sent to the possessing a radio telegraphic installation on their vessels.. The masters of such failowing ladies :- installations are earnestly requested to co-operato in the forecasting and storm- warning work of the Royal Observatory, by communicating meteorological observa tions made en bosal, to the station at Cape d'Aguitar with all possible. spoed. The data particularly requested ara :--
The ship's name, position, and the time of observation.
Some idea of the class of men now serving as privates in the Territorial regiments is given is the fact that one corps alone has two Doctors of Music and (if the barometer is of the mercurial type). six Bachelors of Music in a single platoon.zle).
Captured German officers martian that the Kaiser, furing one of his periodical visits to the Western front recently, sasured his troupe en again that the
The roading of the barometer. The reading of the attached thermometer
Wind direction add force (Beaufort
State of weather (Beaufort notation), During the period 31ay lettaOctober 31st observations made at 6 mo. and 2 p.m. are desired: from November 1st to April 30th the 6 .m. pbservations alone.
At any time of the year, when there is resson to
FALLEN OFFICERS OF THE 14TH SIKES.
Foxpox, August 27. The Secretary of State for India (Mfr. Austen Chamberlain), accon panied by Lieut.-Colonel Sir J. R. Dunlop-Smith (Aide-de-Camp), will bo present at a nutnorial service at St. Luke's, Dedidiffe Square, for the officers of the 14th Sikhs who have fallen in the war.
MR. LEOPOLD ROTHSCHILD'S SON WOUNDED.
Losvoy, August 26. Lient. Anthony Rothschild, son of Mr. Leopold Rothschild, has been
HONGKONG YOLUNTEER CORES, wounded at the Darlinelles.
Corps Orders by Llaut. Col. L Chayman, Y.D.
À JOINED. Private A. V. G. Meadows joined the Corps on 27th instant, and was posted to Sizcalling Section.
FAKADEN.
RUSSIA'S · DETERMINATIONS.
War To Be Prosecuted To A Victorious End..
Losdos, August 27 HM, the Tear grated an interview tu M. Gruppi, formerly a mem ber of the French Cabinet.
-M. Gruppi says that His Majesty's apartments are like a great Parades for Monday, 30th instant at business office, where he works long hours revising despatches and 3,30 p.m.
reports und making notes in his own land. Recruits of Engineer Company, Muskatry under Sergt. Major Higby.
Right Section M. O. Co., Squad Drill and skirmishing at He-quarters.
best bargain possible in the circum- Lord would always be with the Cantral I believe that the ship is in the vicinity of a and Rife exorcises at Taikoo Dockyard } dimple to continue the war to a victorious crl.
His Majesty spoke firmly of the desire of the whole of the Ilassico
Powers."
Mesars Vernon & Singh writes kloja afternoon; Market opened quiet but firm for yesterday's settlement, the chief fasure being an advance of 3 to 8 per share in Douglases, which close to-day strong 88 bayern.
21
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of
sont 18
6.rmcentre, the prompt communication of meteorological observations at hourly intervals would be invaluable.
These communications should be a master service messages; no charge will be made
by the d'Aguilar station, and nose should be registered upon the ship. In rotams for the information supplied, the Cape d'Aguilar station will, at I p.m., com-
sk
DETAIL. Gun Club Hill, Kowloon.
R.R On duty until morning of 31st instant-
Ото
Batty and Left Sex. M.G, Co
duty 31st instant-No. 1 See. arty.
r
RUSSIAN SHELL CRISIS OVER..
Lospes, August 26,
A Putrograd telegram states that M. Shingret, President of the Defence Cornmittee of the Dumu, interviewed, said that during the last two months the quantity of shell sent in the Front had been doubled. Oficer on duty Blut instant-Capt. Arm-Now arrangements would result in a further steady increase. The shell-
crisis was now OVEN, Detention Camp, Kowloon.
KYR On duty until mursing of 31st instant-
strong.
On duty 31st inst., Bemuti Company, Officer on duty 31st inst, Capt. But-, chison.
HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE,
PITBOL INHERECTION.. Following to report at Charge Round, Central Police Station. Un form, with cape. Helmet, if wet wanther. Holt
Tranchrons, etc.,
(wilk- bo" fissed it the
WOOLWICH ARSENAL.
Uader Direction Of The Munitions Ministry
Losbos, August 26. Arrangements Juve been made for the transfer of woolwich Arsenal
to the conteul of the Ministry of Munitions.
stances, and has had of late several protracted-meetings at which the respective offers of the Teutons and the Entente Powers have been debated. So far, they have come to no definite decision, largely owing, it
monicate to all ships within range of its has been hinted, to Serbia's deter-
installation, the summary of weather coa- Among the Indian Princes who have Observatory daily. Should subsequent in- ditions and furetat imed by the Royal mined adhesion to what she car-given practical proof of their loyalty in the formation warrant any modification of the siders as hers by right of conquest. hour of use Empire trial is the bisharjah of summary or forecast, much modification will Therefore, it would appear, that Ehavangar, who bas offered to Government be communicated by the Director of the Royal Observatory to Cape D'Agular, before any progress is likely to be the use of bis Stats alway workskapa fox and, it of suficient importance, it will be made by which the interests of the the purposes of manufacturing.mauitions.; transmitted to the ether for the beaaft of
all shipping within range Powers can be affected this petty Two marriages will take place shortly.
Particulars of the position and direction of progression of typhoons, and say Bulgarian-Serbian squabble will Mr. A. Dyar Tall of the Hongkong Civil meteorological information likely to be of require to be adjustork. Recently Service is to marry Bliss Bath Mary use to shipping generally, will also be
TRYING TO SUPPRESS COLONEL ROOSEVELT. there have been igus thut Serbia has Shepheal of Manchester and Mr. H. 9. fu nished to the Caps d'águilar station, Ronse, why is well known sporting comaniested to any vol apoo
LONDON, Aug. 27 adopted a lens adamantine attitude, circles, is to wed Miss Ursula Hughes of
It should be understood that all informar Station. Men warned most procure belt
lelegzam frem Washington states that Colonel Roosevelt's Bery ant doubtless owing to tactful pressure
Beckenham, Kent.
tion supplied by the Royal Observatory is hooks from Noordin. Until passed out, German speeches have aroused the displeasure of the Government The from the proper quarters having been. Someone with a turn fer statistice the best that can be giren with the in-N, C. Oficer (except ex- lar Police) will Secretary for War has, telegraphed the Commander-in-Chief deprecating that
formation at the disposal of the Director, en zal ng 50th, and Tuesday, Aug., that nothing similar be permitted in future.
badges of r
Colonal Roosevelt had been allowed to address soldiers), in camps, and directing applied. However this may be, it is tells us the war is eating. Great Britain and that the securacy of such information now certain from what took place at rather more than £3 per seconde. Put in will inevitably increase with the number of
another way : If you have lent the country | ships regularly te egraphing observation. the Skupstina's recent raceting that £1,000 through the malium of the new
La arder that exparison between the Serbia is determined to continue to war low, that money of your lasts for ship's haromater and the Observatory
rather over half a minute.
standard" may be made, it is particularly oppose the Teutonic forces menacing
important that a few readings of the ship's
A Amsterdam wire mys that Germany has apologised to the Government her; and her determined attitude, in Tho id circumstancen attending the barometer be taken in Hongkong harbour 350 pm On Her F, Wong Ewing of Holland for a Zeppelin Bying over Vlieland on the 17th instant, when the conjunction with the fact that Ger death of Mrs. Haskett of Renaedy Road ever possible. Franked envelopes for the Wong Also Birdan Khan to patrol with
and forwarded to the Observatory what- Tio, D. W. Tapo, Pater Wong and James Dutch opened a vigorous fire. many has gone so far as to threaten G. H. Haskett Inspector of Burren, Puhlia meteorological communication, may be PARADES (CANTEAL FOLICE STATION & PAL)
have evoked suuch sympathy towards Mr. free transmission of this, or any other Witchell. Bulgaria, seems to indicate that she Works Department. Mr, and 31.8. Hasett obtained on application to the Royal Ob-
Parade of 1st British Pistoon, fixed for bas good reasons for believing that had been married only about a year. Justurvatory,
Toda la cancelled, on account of patrol recently Mrs. Ilaskett untered the Cover How the war hits newspapers lein-work. Otters Incall parades as detailed in neighbouring state. The Germans, baby be contacted popereal ferer and Notes and Queries. It staten that, owing Pacer un excused from Paradds on the unfit be absolutely exempt from service only in time of poole
doing well. The funeral of Mr. Haskett through newsagents, the publication since a day. died yesterday, The jealivo "aud tos decline in advertisements and in arles will take place it Happy Valley Cemetery the war fans bear conducted at a loss of this afternoon, the cortege being timed to 2000, and it adds that the paper cannot H. Hewitt is exempted from Patral pass the Monument at ~
* p.m.
be ontinued indefinitely even if the deficit duties. go no lower. The Grat number was published on November 3, 1840, The founder and witor was Mr. William John. Thom
ازه
Moday,
81stAs already detailed,
Wednesday, Sept, late
5.50 p.m. Bailey, Cartwright, Butter- field, Arnott and Bunje. Also "J. M. Wong and Wei Wing Sain to patrol with Crowu-Sergeant Lan, lay.
orders of August 27th-28th. It is to be
GERMANY AGAIN APOLOGISES.
LONDON, August 27.
Germany explained that a strong wind made the Zeppelin unmanageable.
GERMANY 'CALLING UP THE UNFIT.
.4. ",
LONDON, Aug. 27.
A telegram from erne states that a Bill has been introduced into the Reich.
de Gemkhana on Sept.she may be able to rely upon thement Civil Hospital nad on the birth of her dicated by "little leading article inderstood is finare that men warned for stag to amend the Army Faw by providing that men rejected an persiguently
bour Day in 7.3.A.
ATURDAY, dept, 11:-
a) Raja Overés, Ilippy Valley.
with their sual brutal bluntness, layo demanded of Bulgaria that their urbies be allowed tu pass through part of Bulgarian territory so as to facilitate the Teutonic strategy aimed meantime against Serbia. If the Bulgarians have but a tittle of the pluck of the Serbaus they will throw back the challenge to the bullies of
SUPPLIED BY ALL CHEMISTS, DHYSICIANS prescribe Chamberlain's Calle, Cholers and Diarrhoea Remedy. because it ruliassa crumps in the stomach and Intestinal pains quicker that any pre paration they can compound it
2pac bought from any Chemist, A. bottle will
THE LATE AERJEANT KENDALL On behalf of the Police Reservua chGJUG. for 8210-has been handed to the widow of the above Officer.
A MASTER REMED, A
During the week commending. August, HAMBERLAIN'S CA hoista and 30th, the 1st Chinese and 1st Fortuguese
Diarrhoen Bomedy is mariar o Pistoons only will have their rifios
(gl) F. OJKE
JDS P. (Reset «).
Durth Gym2jpa- Nesting | Europe wid fighting the Belgians did i Fano for Years; and no bome is emplate ramy colic, dysentery, and all intestinal amanzition with tham daily, DadLE
when their dentrality was infringed, without it. For mig by all (vsmista and
Storskeoper
paints. One done belloves, le second dose is rately necessary to affect a cure. For hande be at Chemulatland to torekeeperazi
It is evidently hoped to find some even among the capable of service in some form or other.
THE "KAISER'S CONGRATULATIONS"
LONDON, Aig. 26. The Kaleer telegraphed the Generals on the Western Front congratulating. them on holding Inst, enabling the Estera fores to penetrate deeply into Russi
STR E. GREY'S REPLY TO GERMAN CHANCELLOR
LONDON, August, 20
Sir Edward Grey reply to the German Charicella Las created the best impression among the Files and the feminis
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