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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from Page 5.3

RUMANIA'S HOPES.

PARIS, Sept. 30,

"M. Jopercu; the Rumanian ex Minister, an dtervion, emphasised the importance of Bulgaria's sup render even' in Rumania where

BULGARIA" SURRENDERS. the entire nation detested the Centrul

THE CONVENTION SIGNED.

LONDON, Sept. BA

Mr. Rocar Law has announced that | Convention has been signed whereby hostilides hetween B and the #Affel versed at noon on tho 130th

September.

PROVISIONS OF THE CON. VENTION.

Heater learns that the Bulgarian armistice operates immediately. It provides for the immediate evacuation of such parts of Greece and Serbia za ace in the hands of the enemy, the ins mediato "demobilization of the army and the handing over to the Allies of all kinda of transport, boate and rail. way: marcover, the Allies will control All arm which will be collected in tors The Allies have a free passage through Baigaria and will occupy points of strategic importance, This Accapation in Bulgaria will be carried oat by British, French or Italian. troope, while the Greak districts will be accapied by Greeks and Serbian dis

Hot by Serbians. The arrangement made is the most complete military surrender of Bulgaria and the results will be very tarmachipp. Political qencions are deferred to the bizimate Heuers peace conference, 1 i thas hope to secure a permanent peace. so the Balkans and the Allies can now hold out s better propert, of an adriaste friendly solution of Balkon probleias than by any other scheme.

WHAT THE SURRENDER ENTAILS.

Loxboy, Get. I. That the Zikans have gaia npheld their reputation as a hud of endless Possibilities is the unanis verdict →f the Preyk.

Powers. He foreshadowed that the Rucasian Army would have a fresh opportunity of fighting the common

enemy,

UNREST IN RUMANIA.

HONGKONG DEFENCE

..

CORPS.

THE CHINA MAIL,

Administrative Ondare by Major H. A.

· Morgan......... Administrative Commandant,

*

ADDRESSES AND TRÍKTIONE NUMBERS, All ranks are ruanded the changes of address or telephone numbers must bo notifed to the Adjutant in mediately they occur.

MEDICAL CERTIFICATE, Medical certificates must be sent to cho Ullicer Commanding the unit eon cerned iamediately after receipt.

· EQUIPMENT BUILD, The Board wit sit at Headcuncters from 6 tep up the following PARIS, Oct. 1.

dutes. General von Mackensen is taking FRIDAY, October lith: vigorous precautionary measures in MONDAY, October 21st Rumbula owing to popular excitement | THURSDAY, October als::~ and unrest over the Bulgarian cap.. titulation,

→

AUSTRIAN TROOPS ARRIVE AT SOFIA.

AMSTERDAM Sept. 30..

Pedern fəz Artillery Company by Capt. J. H. W. Armstrong, Y.D.

FARANNO AS DELETTRE BASTEST. FRIDAY, ith Out..

7.30am. Right Half Coy. Full drill 5.30 p.m. Left Half Coy: New Layers Class only.

A menge from Vienna sas Austrian troops have arrived at Orders for Engineer Company by Captain SOFA.

F. W. JAme...

AN AUSTRIAN EXCUSE.

Loxoox, Sept. 30. -

D.R.G. DUTIES..

Parades as per rosters posted at Head] quarters.

OFFICERS NEXT FOR DUTY.

On and from 1st October, Engine Dri- vers at 5.45 p.m. electricans at 6 pm. A Wireless Austrian communiqu

Belchers, 2nd Lieut. Marles: Lyec- env

Owing to the situation or the Bulman, sad Lieut, Templeton: Stoceutters,

Lieut. Brown gariau front we have evacuated, alter local engagements, a strip of territory immediately west of Lake Ochrida,

AMERICAN CONSUL" WITH BULGARIAN PLENIPOTEN-

TIARIES.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1. The American Consul-General at

plenipotentiaries to Sofix accompanied the Bulgarian

Balonika.

had no instructions to participate in He the negotiations and probably acted as an plaerver,

CRISES.

The bewildering rapidity of develop- Vanquish the sitarion didieuit to follow, but there is no longer any

abt that Bulgaria's surrender menna THE GERMAN POLITICAL the knocking out of the keystone of the whole edifier of the so-called Central

the collapse of European Scheme, which will entail the ruin of the

·zzantijose" Berlin Bagcind plaus which have a long been angled before Ger.

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ever ar cumpensation for the people's sacrifices.

CHANCELLOR'S RESIGNATION

ACCEPTED...

AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1

A message from Berlin says the Kaiser has accepted Count Hertling's

All writers emphasise that the Bul. gazian arrangement is purely military resignation.

LATER

The Kaiser in accepting Couns Hertling's resignation said: "I must with a heavy heart deny myself your further co-operation."

and dictated by the needs of the preTHE KAISER'S REGRETS. sent, sithation. The Ailies have no intention of interfuring in the domestic affairs of the Bugar's who can Koep Verdinand if they want hiin.”

So. In there is indication of

Roqueeting Count Hertling to re- Tarky's mind, but with the wain bae from Berlin 10 Ponstantinople cat main ia fire until a successor was wad the Daune open to the Allies she found the Kaiser Bald he desired the 14 isolated from Beruas except by a German people henceforth to co- Bundabout and uncertain route via operate more effectively in deciding -Rumania er Dabwall which muy he the fate of the Fatherland, therefore men possessing the blook at my moment. Moreover, in the fature with the Burian r-ilways in their people's trust should widely co-operate pornestion, the Alites are able for the the duties of the Government. Brus time to wuriously threaten Con-") pratinople and to cruch, the Black! Sea; tarning the pitions at the Dardandler and the Bosphorus,

"Not the smallest offect of Bulgaria's 'fection is the automatic liberation of two-thirds of Serbian territory, while the possession of. U-kub gires.

INFLUENZA IN SPAIN.

KING ALFONSO A VICTIM.

MADRID, Oct. 1. Spain is again ravaged by induenza, the Allies a footing on the railway the victims including the King.

is great shortage offering access to the heart of Old Serbia and striking a direct blow against Austria.

The attitude of Austria Aronsen con-

She siderable speculation,

hitherto been compuratively mie on A ligigrade front and able to cunces- trate the bulk of her forces on

There doctors.

CHOLERA OUTBREAK IN BERLIN.

"AMSTERDAM, Oct. i, Cholera has broken out in Berlin.

Italy, but with the Tskub threat she So far there have been six deaths.

in faced with. the dileznu of werken

THE BRITISH WAN LOAN

CAMPAIGN. ....

ALLIES WAR AIMS CAN NOW

BE SECURED.

LONDON, Sept. 30.

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LESTRUCTIONS FOR BABIN RAZINGS AND M.C.08, AND WIN OF THE INFANTRY

BATTALION ATTAGUED FOR DOTT.

Class 3, at Belchers at 5,10 p.m. an Mondays and Thursdays for all who have not passed the Proficient" rate (1)

examination.

Į

Eczema So Bad Never

Slept For Six Months

VISITORS AT THE HOTELE.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr Douglas Abboy Capt. R. Innės Me D. Abraham Mr and Mrs A.

Mr J.C.G. de Jager

Healed by Cuticura Mr and Mrs E.-Q. Jackson

"Eczema a dry natari began with a pimple on my face and then it was on my arms which felt itchy, Iower slept for six months for the itching and r ing. During the day I could have Betached my face off. I ded stment Salves, but with ne effect. Then I see sample of Luticyra Seap and Ointment. When I found it was doing good I bought more and one box of Cuticura Ointment and two cakes of Cuticura Soap healed me." (Signed) Miss L. Allen, 43, Hill St., New Silkworth, Durham, England, Auditt 12, 1916

The majority of skin and scalp troubles might be prevented by using Cuticura Soap exclusively for all toilet purposes. Or the slightest sign of redness, rough- ess, pimples or dandruff, apply a little Cutíčara. Ointment. a)

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Hannerman Mr E. M. Joseph MrJ. E.F.8, BarbaraMr B. R. Yan Ketol Mr J. E. Baring Mr H. Kraba Mr H. A. Baxter Mr G. M. Lakin Mr. E. I. Bellos Capt. P. F Lanch- Mr RJ, Freck Mr J. D. Eirrall Mr E. W. Black Mr J.J. Bleeker Me and Mrs A. 1,

Bouet

Mr G. Bowles

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bory

Mr and Mrs ▸

Lauritan

Mr & Mrs. A. Leach

and child

Mr. and Mrs. J. J.

Leiria

Sft and Mrs E. 6. Mr E.J. Labourer Capt. & Mrs Branch Ars F. Leyte.

Bromley & child Mr C. Little Mr W. G. Browell Mr N. MacIntyre Mr N. Burns

Me D. Mackintosh-

Mr R. V. Cameron Dr G. W. Maakman Mr r and Mrs E. & Mr and Mrs. G. S.

Carvalho

Morso

Mr. R. Cayron

Cal. A. Chapman.

F. Newbery & Sons, 27, Charterhouses M. Chor $q, London, Sold everywhere..

WEATHER REPORT.

October 37. 19h. 1.-Warning to Hongkong, Coast Ports, te-Typhoo in Lat. 15 N. Long. 10 E, moving NW, at 4 to m.p.h..

Mr and Mrs W. P.

Neeson

Mr J. S. Nicolson.

Mr and Mrs J. J. Mrs Papini

Connell, child and Mr and Mrs P. H.

Japanese nurse. Mr P. L. Cocke ¡Me F. W. Cat

Mr C. H. Cruick-

abanks

Dr and Mrs B. “L

Cumming

Mr R Daltroff

Mrs F. E. Davis

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October 30, 19. It v-No retores Frow Japan and Vladivostock. Pressure has decreased slightly. at all reporting stations; it remains highest over N. China The typhoon is situated to the east of the Balingtang Channel, moring slowly N.W.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am to-day: 0.00 inch. Total since January, 1st,. 08:34 inches, Class 2. at Belchers at 6.30 p.m. on Tuesdays and Fridays for all N.0.0's. against så average of 76.46 inches. and men of higher ratings under Staff Forecast for the 24 hours ending at Sergis. Overlene and Furon, R., and noon on the 4th October Sergt. Day, H.K.D.C.

1-Hongkong to Class 3 at Lreeman at 6.30 p.m. Du Tuesdays and Fridays, under Ms.winds, modenite to fresh fine. White and Staff Sergt. Barclay, Fa-Formoss Channel:

enth const of Chins between Roogkong and Lamocks: The ame as No. 1..

Detail of Belchers Reliefs for Uctober.strong. and detail of duties at Lycemur from 1st to 18th ctober inclusive are posted at Headquarters for information of all con

'cerned.

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Ordem for Infantry Battalion by Major EL. A. Morgan.

**S" COMPANY. PARACIES.

FRIDAY, 1th Oct.

3.15 p. So.. 3 Platoon at King's Park Range. Annual Masketry Course Part 2, Practices 10 and 11.Dress, drill order with pouches.

"[

5.30 pm Na Piatoon on Murray Purple Ground. Squad drill. Dress, drill order.

"B" Company. FRIDAY, th Ogli

5.17 p.m. No. 6 Platoon Nos and 8 Sectionsa: Kennedy lond Range. TET Grouping. Dress,

drill order without

itles.

MA! KINZ GUK VOMPANY. FRIDAY, 1:1 Cet. :-->

7.10 Beginners Linas at Eland- quarters.

-No. 5.15 p.m.

ran team at King's Park Fange. Annual Musketry Course. Part 2 Practices 19 and 11. Dress, drill order with pouches.

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Any change of address, telephone number, rifles or equipment number is to be notifled to C. Q. M. S. Patley without delay.

TPCIUTTS. FRIDAY, 4th Uct :--

5.80 p.m. Recruits of all units except "D" Company, on Murray Parade Ground, under Sargis Oxberry (Mon- day) and Edmonds (Friday) Dress, drill order. Un duty

20th Sept-No. 3 Platoon Mounted Section and Signalling Section (4).

of...

On duty 30th Sept.No. Tlatoon (4). Un duty 30th Sept.-c. 7 Platoon (14). Jin duty 1st Oct-No. 5 Platoon (4).. On duty 2nd Oct-No. 6 Platoon (4).

a duty 3rd Oct-No. 7 Platoon. On duty 4th Oct-No. 8 Platoon (4). On duty 6th Oct-No. 8 Platoon (14). On duty oth Oct.-M. Gun Company (4). On duty eth Oct.-No. 1 Platoon (4).

Crderly Officer for week ending 6th October, Lient. E. B. G. Souter.

NEXT FOR DUTY. 2nd Lieut. F. H. Thomas..

Orders for Cadet Company by 2nd Lieut. 7. E. W. Beard.

Mr. Donar Law made a speech at the Guildhall where he opened a campaign for miting a second thousand million sterling

UNIFORM

All Cadets requiring unifrom will report at Headquarters at 5 pm on Monday, 30th instant in uniform.

DEISS,

Service Cups and tunics will be worn to all parades after & pm. in future.

"Adjutant, H.E. Defence Corp.

G. E. STEWART, Captain;

ing her front on the Piave with"the" dead cortainty of an Italian onslaught adding confusion. Austria (paril' is felly recognised by Genoway and already there are suggesting that the Germáns abould shorten their front in the West by evacuating Belgium^and' France to the line of the Mouse, thus releasing sorely wooded Divisions to felp Austris and endeavour, to seizo Haigeria with the help of von Macken- men's garrison in Rumania, This, Jowever, in regarded as a council of despair, exporta being of the pizion that von Mackenna The Lord Mayor read a letter from sill have his hands full in hold Mr. Lloyd George appealing to the na

the Danube frontier. I iation to continue its magnificent patriotic not yet own what effrat the news support of ita soldjpts and sailors. The Deaf the'notuklivarrender of Bulgaria bas} Premier wrote: If partial victory be bed on Germany "but," judging of the suspended it would be a disaster. We effect of the mere suggestion, it must must put victory through and could hot bars bean staggering. The papers do so unless all did their best and gave have been talking of treachery of their utmost.

Mr. Bonar Law declared that it was mentry at the gate endangering the whole fortress but always with the certain the system of continuous bor Barometer... ukavice. Asumption that Bulgaria rowing would succeed until the end of Temperature

Humidity would not go to extremas, The fact the war. (Cheers.) During the past Direction of

Wind that Germany Irons is likely to year 1,120 millions sterling in War exible boh, in the East, and West Bonds had been sold. In the first eight force

allaney, for the first time in the month of 1918 the war contributions Weather ***** wee is expected to Increase the dis averaged about £28,000,000 week Bain... any in Berlin inre there to

eritahl- panic on the Stock Exchange andruffat d wat industry stocka bare

uurped heavily, "Neutralą rejört ex Arand ery spectacles in Berlin and other citi, the people angerly await ng de elopments. The residences of

Referring to Général Allenby'a rie resulted in the destruction of the tory, Mr. Bonar Law said it had afrendy

trongest of the remaining, military all the difference in the Caspian and forces in Turkey and had already made Cancasts areas.

Emphasising the greatest of Britain's

Gap Rock: N.

winds,

-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainen: The same as No. 1,

OFFICIAL NIGHTS IN OCTOBER.

The following Table shows the Stan dard Time at which Official Night ends and begins during the month of Oct,

1918 -

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7thi

6.5

10th, 8, 11th, 6.

6.65

12th 6

Begina

.6.21. pat

M; T. G. Davis -

Patterson

Mrs. S. Ferry Mr E. Fenter

Mr and Mrs Portail MrN. D. Pullen. Mr B. H. Ray Miss F. Rosy

Mrs J. F. Reynokis

Mr D. Ritchie

Mrs. M.. Ritchie Mr C Seybe

C. E

Mrs H. Sheehan.

Mits M. C. Dawson Mr A. W. v. Dobben Mrs B Mme. E. Esnault Mr A. M.C. J. van

Exter

Mr & Mrs Sberman Mrs Q. Sherwood

atid maid

Media J.McGregor Mrs. M. Blade

Forbes

Mrs A. Fraser

Mrs Gossler Capt. T. P. Hall Mr and Mrs W.

Hannibal

Mr V. Steensley Mr A. T. Stubbe Miss Sweetland Me C. P. Templeton A.Mr F. G. Thompson Mr A. Tatundjian'

Mr P: W. Vermeulen Mr Thos. Vint

Mr G. Harper Mrs A. C. Hartback Mr E. Hausman Mrd. Hicks

Mr. W. A. Higen

botbam Capt. R. Hill

Mr A. L. Waters -Mr G. W. Warson

Mr and Mira C. J.

Weid

Mr H. Westers

and Mrs S. E.Me HL.L. Wiles Hedge

Mr D. William Mr A. E. Hodgins Mr G. G. Wood ir A. Holgerson Mr G. Weurienberg MrA.Shelton Hooper Mr and Mrs H.. Mr P. J. Houwert Wylio

PEAK HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs F. H. Mr F. B. Johnson

Anderson

Mrs Milner James. Sir Elis Radoorie Mr and Mrs Geo.

Miss Anderson Mr C.. E. Bird

Mr and Mrs D.K. Lammert

Mrs Litt Blair Mr O T. Breakspear Mr D. Lyle Mr W. S. Browne Mrs Macaulay Mr J. 4. Carter Mrs Matthieson Mr and Ms F. W. Capt. MiraMcLellan

Cary

Mr J. Finlay Miller Mr G. L. Coleman Mrs Moore

Mes Cormack

Miss Mugliston

Mr and Mrs DonnellMr T. Nagano

Mr S. Evans, M.B.E. Mrs Ostroverbow

Prizes Valery

Ourbursoft

Misa Pedden

Lt Col and Mrs

Thorsby

Pelbar

Mr and Mis A. G.Mr. Perkins

Gordon

Misa Perston EngCom. Reod

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61.16

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Mrs Finlayson

Mr S. Fukum 6.

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Mrs Fumagalli

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6.10

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Batang Benar (810).

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