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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Page 5.)

THE ROYAU SILVER WEDDING.

WOMEN WORKERS' HOMAGE.

LONDAY, June 30,

Three thomand women workers marched to Buckingham Palace to pre- sent an address of homage to Their Majesties the King and Queen as the women's present at the Silver Wedding The King replied warmly paying a tribute to women's services during the war and adding, “I trust the procession today will bring home to those who have not yet realised it the country's med of their help."

THE IRISH PROBLEM.

THE FEDEKAI" DEVOLITION QUESTION.

Lexbox, June 30,

The PréseBurena publishes a raport of the proceedings of the deputation of all parties except the Trish, which arged the case of Federal davolution to Str. Lloyd George, who was accompanied by Mr. Barces, General Smeta, Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. Long. Dr. Addison, Hr. Fisher And Mr. Shortt, Lond Brassey, Lord Selbourne. Sir Wm. Robertson and Mr. Adamson were among the spokesmen of the depata

tion

GERMAN ĠIASING METHOD A FAILURE

HONGKONG DEFENCE

AMSTERDAM, June 20. The Koelwish Folkstrúng anggesti that besides bad weather, treachery was responsible for the Austrian failure on the Piave and quotes the official Vienna

the Rechspent for

statement Webst German gassing mothers are a failure.

A SHINING AUGURY OF FINAL TRIUMPH.

ROME, June 29. King Emmanuel in an Army Order congratulates the troops on the brilliant His victory on the Piave, which, Majosty says, is a shining augury ef final triumpb.

CZECHO-SLOVAK TROOPS IN

FRANCE.

PARIS June 30.

In presenting colours to the Czecho Slovak troops in France, President Poincar hoped they wuak acon be reinforced by the heroic Czecho legiona which had cut their way through Siborin from Ukraino.

UNITED STATES AND THE SLAY QUESTION.

WASHINGTON, June 29.

Order

CORPS.

THE CHINA MAIL.

the Armory Company by Capt. J. H. Y. Armstrong, V.D."

PARADES AT BELCHERS LITTERT.

Thursday, 45 Taly:--

5.15. p.m.-Leit Fall Coy..

Layers' sss only. Friday, 5th July

Now

7.30 un-Right Hall Coy. Full drill. 5.13 p.m.-Left Half Coy. Full drill.

Order for Engineer Company by Captain W. Russal,

[39th June to th July –

B. L. MANNING NIGHTLY.

Parndes is pez rostera posted at Head- quarters. Eogine drivers at 6.45 p.m. Electricans at 7,00° p...

OFFICES NEIT VOS DETT. Belebers. Lieut. Hall; Lyeemun, Jud Lieut. Hill; Stercutters, Leut. Steven-

son.

INSTRUCTIONS. FOR. HIGHER RATINGS AND

N-0.08, AND MEN OF THE INFANTDY

BATTALION ATTACHED FOR DUNT. Clase '1. ut Belchers, at 6.30 pensà en Mondays and Thursdays fat all who have not passed the "Proficient" rate (I/-)

examination.

Class 9, ni Belchers,nt 6,50 p.m. on Mr. Lansing in a statement points cut that German and Austrian officials Tuesdays and Fridays for all N.0.0. and amypatilizers have eight to mis ad men of higher ratings, under Staft represent the United States Government Sergt. Ovendene and Parsons, R.E.; and statement of June 29 as regards the Sargt. Day. II.K.D.C. interests of the Czecho-Slovaks and

Chess 3, at Lyman, at 6.50 p. 60

Mr. Adamsoo, while in favour of devolution, mid the Labour Party would not acquiesce in an attempt to go-Stars and therefore Mr. Lansing Tuesday and Fridays, under Stat establish a federal form of Government now defines the position of the Govern Burgts. Barlay and White, K.E.; and being made the excuse for hanging upment to be that all branches of the Slav Bergt, Williams, ILK.D.C.

race should be completely freed from Home Rula for Ireland

German and Austrain rule.

Fin believed that unless the Iriah dificulty was settled quickly they should either re- sign Ireland or in the near future to Bring to the settlement other forces than the two sections of the British

people.

THE EX-TSAR. SAFE.

BASLA, June 29.

Newspapers state that the Court, of

Mr. Lloyd George replying said he Darmstadt has been informed by to had always been a strong federalist. Russian Ambassador in Berlin that the He realized the impossibility of Parlin-ex-Tear is safe.

sent dealing adequately with post-

war problems if it was simultaneously RUMANIA'S HARVEST A COMPLETE

FAILURE.

AMSTERDAM, June 29.

In the Reichstag the Progressive Deputy, Herr Gotheim, stated that the Rumanian harvest would be a complete' failure owing to the war and bad

QUESTION.

t

|

Datu af Belchers Pellets for Joly, 1018. is posted at Readquarters for in- formation of all concerned

Orders for Infantry Battalion by Major H. A. Morgan.

PARADES.

"A" Company.

Friday, 5th July —

5.30 p.m.Yox. 3 and 4 Platoons on Murray Parade "Ground. T.E.T. Dress, drill order with pouches. No. 1 Platoon will parade during the

week

as ordered by in T.E.. Platoon Sergeant,

"B" Company. ursday, 4th July-

5.30 p.m.C.Os. of No. 7 Platoon

jas detailed by Piston Commander) at HendyCarters. T.ET. Saturday, th Juiga-

Inter-Section Rifle Competition at King's Park Range.

Teams of ene

taxed with local affairs, bat it was impossible to carry such a measure during war without something like "general, ascent, There was no doubt about opinion in Scotland and Wales, but, opinion in England was not clear And that really mattered. It was really a question for the English con- weather.

tituencies. Other special difficulties included the question of Ulster, on THE WAR PRISONERS EXCHANGE which the deputation's view was not cloar. Be would not like to predict

devolution how far

would help.

LONDON, June 30. solve the Irish question.. The Sir George Cave, interviewed, stated .40

sational ecnicianica must be eased. that he did not uaticipate much.D. and six men (as detalled by Both Unionists and Home Rulers diffenly in coming to an arrangement Platoon Commanders) Irom each section. had an Darnay feeling that the best was being done fur the country, But if the scheme proposed giving quil treatment to Ireland, England, Scotland and Wales, we could say to Irishmen :

"We are giving you esselly what we are taking ourselves. What i sgood enough for as ought to be good enough for you." That would satisfy the Dominiona who are con vinced that we are treating Ireland

lumsily and tactlessly by not giving her the freedom which is her due That cortably is the feeling in America. He had ruceived letters rem during the last few days from prominent pro-English Americans who

wern

most unhappy that the Trish question was 'unsolved and therefore he was glad they were promoting a Molution which would ultimately give some satisfaction as being fair, just and business-like,

THE BIG OFFENSIVES.

Losbox, June 28,

A well informed source confirms the message from Rotterdam regarding the impending German offensive being probably in the northern sector, while subsidiary attacks elsewhere are, likely The Italiane are not likely to launch further great counter attacks as the disculties would be very great, but it

·will be long before the Austrian army Las recovered sufficiently to resume the offensive.

EFFECTIVE WORK BY- KEROPLANES.

LONDON, June 30,

The Air Ministry states:- The enemy aarodrome at Frescaty was attacked on the evening of June Bursts were not observed owing to had visibility. Wo Tery successfully tacked the Badische Aniline Sodafa brik at Manheim yesterday despïta unfavourable weather and dropped many beary bombs 8x bursts were observed. on the factory. Five hostile Laachines attacked our formation over the objec Live, bat we drove down thres, two of thes being out of control All our machines returned.

NAVAL ENGAGEMENT OFF BELGIAN COAST.

LONDON, Jans 29, The Admiraly announces that four British destroyera patrolling off the Tolgian count on the evening of the 27th, sighted eight enemy torpedo boats. The British destroyers went full-speed nextterly sourse and engaged the ay in a long range action lasting for fifteen minuta. Thres more torpedo

enemy whereupon the This joined the Britah fell back on their support. The nemy did not follow and the action www.broken of. The British vessels wors not damaged

regarding a treaty on the war prisovers question. Exchange was more difficult but he still hoped to arrive at reasons hle terins."

+

WAR BONUS FOR MINERS.

LONDON, Jona 20.

At a Conference of the Executive of the Miner's Federacion the 1'remier, the President of the Board of Trade and

the Coal Controller conceded the miners an advance of eighteen pence daily as a war bonus.

HERR" KUEHLMANN'8 SPEECH.

DRAFTED AFTER CONSULTA- TION WITH THE KAISER

LONDON, June 25,

The "Times" correspondent at The Hague, says:

Herr Kuehlmann's first speech in the Reichstag was drafted after consultation

Dress, drill order with pouches. Teams to parade ontside U.S.R. Clah opposite King's Park Rance as follows:--

2.45 p.m. Nos. 1, 2, 3 and 4 Sections. 3.15 p.m. Nos. 9, 10, 11 and 12 Secs, 3.43.p.m. No. 5, 6, 7 and 8 Sections. 4.13 p.m. Nos. 13, 14, 16 and 16 Secs.

MACHINE GUN COMPANT.

Wednesday, 3rd July -

5.10 p.m.-N. 4 'nad 5 Gnas at Headquarters Dress, as above.

Friday, 5th July

7.1a.m.-Beginners' Class at Head.

quarters..

.MOUNTED

SECTION.

Thursday, 4th July:-

5.30 pm.At Jockey Club Stables.

Dress, drill order without rifles.

Unbearable Itching Spread Over Head Healed By Cuticura

"Ringvorm left a round patch of dan- druff which at times was very irritating. I commenced scratching and by so do ing the dandruff spreadali overniy head, Then my bair began to fall out and the itching right and day was unbearable. The dandruff would come off in large pieces, leaving a more place, also discharge of watery-like duid

"For three years this went on getting worse. On reading about Cuticura Oint- ment I bought two boxes and in two months my head was healed, and my hair stopped falling out. Signed) Mrs. Mary A. Clay, 7, Milbank Terrace, Redcar, Yorks, Eng., July 18, 1916

No beauty doctor can do more for your complexion than Catic Scap assisted when necessary by touches of Cuticura Soap is Caficara Ointment. ideal for all toilet parposes.",

Samples Free by Post.:(Soap to cleanse, Ointment to heal.} Address: F. Newbery & Sons, 27, Charterhoun Sq., London. Sold everywhere..

WEATHER REPORT.

www.

July 27. 121. 10.-Owing to the lack of telegraphic returns this morning, it is impossible to summarise pressure change | and distribution. No weather map will be issued.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 3.72 inch. Total since January 136, 41.39 inches, against an average of 39.98 inches.

Forecast for the 14 hours ending i

noon on the 3rd July

OFFICIAL NIGHTS IN-JULY.

The following table shows the Stas. dard Time at which Oficial Night ends and beging during the month of July,

Date. Ends July at 1-

1973

Jad, 3.31

3rd, 5.32

19

4th, K.Ja

3th, 5.33

6th 1.39

"th, 8.34 9th. 5.34

"1

19th, 3.30

10th, 3.35

17th 5.39

Begins. 7.21 pm..

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TUESDAY, JULY 2-1:

MAIL NOTICE

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, 2ND JULY, 1919,

The Services, to Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and, the Ottoman Empire are suspended..

OUTWARD MAILS

REGISTERED and PARCEL MAILS close 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated.

Saigon......

Weihaiwel, Chaloo and Tientsim

Sandakan

11th 5.35

19th 3.38

For

13th, 5.36

14th, 6.39

Fort Bayard

128, 5.37

Saigon...

16th, 5.37

18th, 5.38

19th, 5.38

⚫ 20th 5.30-

'Pakhoi

Hist 8,39

2nd, 5,40

S4th

3.40

23th,

5.41

"geth.

5.41

27th. 5.42

.23th

5.42

DATE Wednesday, 3rd, 8.00 A.M. Wednesday, 3rd- 9.00 £

་་

23rd, 3, 40.

Hoitow

Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Takao Hoihor and Haiphong

Swatow, Jmoy and Foochow

Wednesday, 3rd Noor Wednesday, 3rd, 11.00 AM. Wednesday, 3rd, 1,00 Par Wednesday, 3rd, 1400 Fal Wednesday, 3rd. 1.00 PM. Thursday, 4th, 8.00 4.x. Thursday, tb, 1000;

Thursday, 4th, 200ra. Thursday, the 4.00°r.

29th 3.43

20th, 5.43 31st, 3.44

11

n

ROYAL OBSERVATORY

· HONGKONG, `DAILY WEATHER

REPORT.

1Hongkong to Gap Rock: S. and 3.W. winds, fresh to moderate; cloudy. Station. occasional rain.

4.-Formosa Channel: More. 3.-South coast of Chiis between Hongkong and Lamocks: None.

4-Youth coast of Chica between Hongkong,and Haipan : None.

VISITORS" AT THE HOTELS.

HONGKONG EUTI

Bir D. Abraham MrA. H. Lay Bir And Mrs E. G. Mr and Mrs J.

Andergon

Imiris Capt. and Mrs. J.Me C. Little

Barku

Mr Robt. L. Logan Master B. L. Berkus Mr H. W. Luck Mr JH. Baring Dr G. W. Wickman

Mr & Mrs D. McColl Miss A. McColl

Mrs E R. Bellics

Mr H.A. Baxter

Mr E. J. Birbeck

Mir

Mr J. D. Birrell

Hr. J. Bleeker

Mr and Mrs A. L.

Bouet

Miss I. McColl

D. McLeod Mr and Mrs W. P.

Neeson Mr M R. Nicholson Mr J. S. Nicolso Lt. P. K. Olitaky Mr S. S. Perry- Mr A. Poppie Mr Acton Poulet Mr D. A. Preston

Mr E. f. Ray Mien E Beny My G. Riach Mr D: Bitchie S. Miss Rowe

Capt. & Mrs Branch MR. F.Bryn M-W. G. Browell Mr C. H. Brown Mr N. Buras Mr.R. L. Barkus Mr. R. V., Cameron Mr E. Chilvers Mr E. G. Cornish Mr J. D. Courtney Mr and Mrs H and Mrs Dr

Cumming Mrs F. E. Davi Mr R. H. Donne: Mme. E. Esnault Capt. J. C. Gordon Mrs S. Gossler Mr J. B. Grant

M.P. C. Sawyer L. ME. E. Scriven Mr C. E Soybe Kra H. Sheehan Mrs G. Sherwood

and maid Mr F. D. Silma ". Mrs M. Slade

Mr A. W. P. 8piers

Sprott

Mr and Mrs L.Gray Capt. J. L Capt. P. Hal

T

Mr V. Steenaloy Mr Hashim

MPA. T. Stubbi MrF. W. Henderson Mies Swestland Mr A. Hicks

JULY 2, 1918. ———.0.

Idiostock. Memuro Hakodate

Wind

Hour,

Barometer

nt Yes Level.

Temperaturo.

Humidity

Direction.

Weather.

Force.

Tho

5 K

Takio Kochi Nagasaki Kagoshima. Ostina Naha.....! Ishijima Weihaiwei sa Bonin laland

Hankow

Ichang

Changths Shanghai

Gutah......

Sharp Pk... Amoy...... Swatow Taiboku ........| 5 Taichu...... Teinan

ZP

Koshop Pescadores. Canton 6 Hongkong Gap Rock.. Масао Wnchow...9K Pakhoi Hollow

Phalien

Tourage

C.St.James

Aparri Ga

Dagapen... Manila..... Legaspi Tacloban .. Iloilo Surigao... Guam - 4.30 Labuano

29.88 21

Shanghai and North China

Fort Eayart...

Swator...

Japan vi Kube...

Philippine Islands

Japan via Kobe, Canada, United States Central and South America and Europe ria Seattle Tientsin

Thursday, 4th, 5.00 r

Friday

5th, 11.00.

Friday,

th, 11.00 LK.

Friday,

th, 2.0.x.

¡Saturday, 6th,

Registration 9.45 1.3! Letters 10.30 L.M.

Saturday, stb, 500.

Tuesday, 8th, 11.00

Shanghai and North China"...

་་་

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Tuesday, ath, 1.00 P

Straits, Bangkok Ceylon Bombay. Adeo, Egypt and *Europe 'vin Snez

BLA

(Wednesday, 10th,

Registration 0.45 a.. Letters: 10.3.

The Parcol Mail will be closed un Tuesday, 9th July, at 5 pin.

• Superscribed sorrespondence only.

Fridag, ist 2.00 PM...

Philippine Islands

SHARE

HONGKONG STOCK EXCHANGE.

QUOTATIONS.

HONGKONG, Snd JULT, 1918.

SINGAPORE RUBBER SHARE MARKET.

MESSRS, FRASER AND CO.'9 QUOTATIONS.

BANES

Hongkong Banks"

MARINĂ ÎNSUBAJ CIS,

Canton Ins. North China Ins. Union les.

Yaugtsze

Ins.

FIR IURANCH,

И

Rauta

Docks, WhitYm, · GOƉOWNa, kc, --- H&K. Wharfs... 1803 b. 80

***

Bukit Timah (10).

(66 0.75

*0,00 | 5,50)

"OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS.

11.XX.

$59% 39

Biwakose, June 24th.

Alor Gajab (81) $339 h

3.00-

...T.125 n.

***

*** --- $799

Amal Maisy fy. pd.

0.25

Chine Fire Ins....

$190 ex. 73

$132

Ayer Hitasi (93) ...

13.00

18.00

Ayer Kuning (51).

1.05

LI

Bangkong Fire Ins..

$390 b.

Ayer Molek (31)

1.78

1.95

SHIPPING.

Ayer Papas (25)·

7.95 7.75

Douglases

$68 b.

Balgownie (51)

4.50 5:00

H.K. Steamboats 34) b. & 20 zai

Bassett (91)

Indo Chines (Prof.)

0.40

0.90

$33

Do. (Def. 139. & 130

Batang Benar ($10)

11.00

19:00

Shells

+140/-b

Bata Lintnor ($10)-

1.00 1.507

Star Ferrien

'321'H.

BZFINIRIES,

China Sugars ...

$84.

Malabon Sugara ...

Kailan Mining Adm.

Langkate...

... $31 1

43/- b. ... T. 14 a ...$1.80 b. 2.85 38

Bukit Jelotong (St) Bakit Katil (8) Bakit Kepong ()'...

0.45 0.56

Bakit . B. (81) ...

2.30 0.00 0.70

2.75

11.00

Changkat S'dang (85) ...

8.40

5.05

Tronoh Mine

301-5

Ursi Caspiana KLA

15/. u..

Glenealy Pins. ($1) Haytor (35)

1.80 se

7.00

7.50

Indragiri (80)......

H. &W. Docks

$125.b. & 198

Jeram (1)

2.00

1.5

Shai Docks...

LANDS, HOTELS & BUILDINGS.

Central Estates

119h

$89 b.

Jimah (31) oo

1.20 1.30

Kampani (92)

4.28

4.75

Kadah (82)

3.30

1.50

Hongkong Hotels

Hongkong Landı

#90 b 7388 bi ... $5.75 b

Kelema R. (20)

6.25

5.76

Kompani)...

7.23 1.75-

4.75 5.00-

$26.b... $73 b

3.7% 1.00 1.90 2.0 4.00 4.25-

0.00 0.0

Mergus (85) ...

6.00 6.40

New Berandah (32) Nyalas (85)

230

1.00

5.75

6.25

Pantai (8))

Pajam (B)...

9.50.

19.50

1.00.

.L15

1.83

3.15-

2.30 2.25

4.00

14.10

... $4.00 E

0.55

-0.83.

China Providents 22

... $7.50b.

9.00 9:50

Dairy Farms

... $484 à

Sandycraft (39) 2

3.00

3,50

HE Electrics...

#38 b.

Sendai ($5)

5.6

6.D®

Macao Do.

828 b.

Sembrong (81)

0.00

0:50

Hongkong Ropes, ...)

1981

Sungei Bazka (83)...

*

2.75 3.25

PACE (1)

Peak Tramways (Old)

27.00

do

(New)

$.75 b

Tapab (910)

Steam Laundrics

...$4.00

8.0000

Do do.

1.P.M. ruber sanca

P.

TAIRMOXETER A.K..

23.95 29.55 63

.H.K. Steel Foundries

Water-bonta

$16. #12 b

Tewarich (31)

10:30 71.00

Trafalgar (2)

090

200

Watsonn

.... $5.10 E.

Ulu Pandan (81)

0:55

0.85

1

Do.

+1,P.M.

Powells

Do,

Wisemans ...

... $8.00 b 928 n

Uni ad Misto (81)

0.80

10:00

Utan Himpan (1)

3.00

2.75

Do

Do.

(Wet belb) 1 P.M.....

Do

(Wet bulb)4 P.M...

Mr G. B.Haywood

and children

Do

Maximeni

Mr A. WT. Boy

Mr Stabbings and

daughter

Do.

Mr CF. Templaten Mr A. R. Hicks Mr F. G. Thompson Mr A. Shelton Hooper's W. Vermeulen Mr A. E. Hodgins Mir Thos. Vina, Mr D. J. van Houten Mr J. L. Walsh Mr E. J. Howley Mr G. W: Watson

Orders for Cadet Company by 2nd Lieut. Mr and Mrs G. J. Mr and Mrs C. 7.

J. E. W. Beatdī.

-

STRENGTE.

PARADES,

Section Commanders are reminded that with Main Headquarters and the fists of all the members of their sections Kaiser, who approved it, as also did are to reach the 0.0. on or before Satur. Count Hertling,

day, 29th June. German papers indicate that the resignation of Herr von Kuchlmann is at present unlikely, as it would suggest Wednesday, 3rd July that Germany is ruled by militarista 5.00 p.m.-Swimming. and that he repudiates his desire for an

Blake Pier. understanding.

Saturday, 6th July:-

1.30 p.m.-Nos. 3 and 4 Sections fall in at Headquarters to proceed to Sai-Wan.

THE SILVER MARKET.

LONDON, Jane 27. The Silver Market is steady. Mesara. Montagu and C# report that the price of silver is still unchanged. The toue continues good. Shanghai exchange has risen sharply to 48. öjd, per tael

AGENTS.

Fall "in ai

G. E. STEWART, Captain Adjutant, EL.K. Defence Corps. Hongkong, 38th June, 1918.

KOTICE.

BELGIANTS' MER.

The quarters moeting of the members of the Sergeants" Mess will be held st

LONDON-WELIAM BLatza, 42 Great Headquarters at 6.30 pm. on Monday, Rudi Strast, *.C., §. ALGAB, 11 48th July. All members not on duty to 12 Clement's Lome, Lombard Brit

silend.

کر

LC., T. B. Exows & Co., Ltd.,

163 Queen's Boud, Fictoria

The following till norve on the Com

CLAREL, ScH & PUTT. 85 Gromittee of the Sergeants Mens for the

Ingersoll

Miss Ingersoll Capt. R. Innes

Weed" Mr and Mrs: 1.

Weymouth

Mr E. M. Joseph Mr L. O. Winters Mr A. Kamerling Mr G. Wordenberg Kra A.J.H. Kandon Mr G. G. Wood Mr. Lanchhuy Capt. W. Wright Mr H. Krebe

and Mr E. Mr and Mr

C. Wylis Lauritsen Mr W. C. Youngs

KING EDWARD HOTELE, 31rs R. Almond Mr C. D. Kincaid Br and Mrs Asger Mr A. Lambden

Miss E. Lambden BOO BOT

Mir

Mr (1. Bannerman Mrs B. Lezze

WV. Budge

&Mrs MeAinab Me and Mrs T-5. Mrs McGeo

Mr B.J. de Moore Cheng Mr and Mrs Course Mr W. Morley Mrs T. B. Cullané : Mr A. Morton Mrs Comming

W. 0. Pasamore #Mra

Mr. and Mrs G. B Mr and Mrs Gregory Richardson Mr OJ. Hammed Mr E. M. Bleigh Mr J. Hatfield Mr and Mrs Starkey.

Mr. C. Fritz

and Mrs W. Jackson

Mr B. James Mr J. Juroph

·Mr A. A.-L. Tod

3 Mr and Mrs Under

A wood

Mrs L. Kilbes and Mr and Mrs J. W.

chila

White

PMAK HOTEL,

T. F. CLAXTON, Director, Hongkong Observatory, July 1, 1918. 1. BAROMETER, reduced to degrees Back on the level of the ori inches, tenths and hundredthe

1. TEPERATURA, in the shade, in de roca Fabrenheit

a Buxorry, in percentage of satura tion, the humidity of sir anturated with moisture being 100

4. DILICTION OF WIND, to two points. 5. For or WED, according to Bedford Beale.

6. STATE OF WRATere, b blue sky, c. detached cloud, d drizzling rain, fg, 8 gloomy, is hail, 1lightning, o overcast, showere, qisqal, r rain, s mów, Paasdier, viedbility w dow, wok

7. RAN is aches, weathe and hum- dredths.

* Temperature Hongkong, July 2nd, 2018. BAZOMIZER-9 Mon

82

Minimum (over night) 70

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The tide table ven below has been ompiled at the National Almanaq 0% in Londen from the result of the analysis of observations taken, by means of

utomatic tide-recording machine in the Water Polo Basin at Tsim Sha Tans during the years 1903-3;

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