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WEATHER REPORT.

October 2d. 11 -No returns

Vladivostock, Waibalwei, Japan, Presse has decrossed slightly along the cast court of China. Elsewhere pressure charges since yesterday are small.

The anticyclone passed into the Pacific yesterday. Anoth may be forming ever Chitis.

Abe unseon is interrupted to the oct of Amer.

Hongkong Hamstall for the 16 hours Boding at 10 am today, 0.00 Inch. Tow sinos Jaamery 186, 7253 Incbos, against an average of 80, 43 inches.

Forst for the 14 hours ending at gou o Vetoder sist

-Hongkong to Gap Rock N.E winda, trash; fo

Form Chaandi. N.E winds,

-South-cows of China between Engkong and Lawsocks. The same as No. 1.

4-South coast of Chism between

The same Hongkong and Hainen, Fot

BOTAL OBSERYITORY, KRUEGECNG, DAILY WEATHER

OCTOBER 29, 1979.—.m."

Station.

Hour.

Barometer

Tamperstars.

#divostock #a

Nimaro: 0

Hakodate

M

Kochi

Nagasaki...!

Kagoshima

Oshima... Fabta------- labijima

Banin Island Welbsiwed. 81

Harleyw

Ichang

Kiukiang

20.06.

Changaba

Shanghai...

Gazzisa..

Sharp Pk...

Amoy

30.04

STELOW...

20.02

Taikoku

Tainar

Kombu

Pescadores.

Hongkong.

20:02

Gap Pock...

30.01

Tistra!

Canton. 630.06

Wachows.

Pakbo

Hobo Phalian Touran

C.St. James

Aparri

Dagupan

Month

Legnapi....

Tacloban...

floilo

Surigao

.ajp.maja

Wind.

•ioliniq

Forde

Weather,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

(Reuters Service to the China Mail) : STATUS OF THE DOMINIONS.

Lowbox, October 20th,

A discussion in regard to the new status of the Dominions has been excited by the starement of Sir James Allen, in the New Zealand Parliament, that en perial order in Council will enable New Zealand to legislate for Samoa

Professor Berriedah Keith, in a letter to the Times, says that this would have been tras under the old regime, but the Dominions have now acquired rights over ex German territories from the League of Nations direct. He declares that with. Colonial status - not disappearance of merely the Courts of New Zealand, but the Judicial Committee itself, would hold that the Dominion Parliament, has full authority to legislate for Samoa. More

in legislating for Samoa, the ever, Dominion Parliament is not subject to the royal right of disallowance applicable to Colonial enactments, and no right of! appeal to the Judicial Committee exists regarding judgments in the Sana Courts or the New Zealand Court on appeals from Samoa,

Professor Keith adds that are other. complex problems, of which General Smate appears to be conscious, involved in the new regime. He bopen, that they are already overpring the most anxious con- sideration of the Imperial Government, for on their just solution depends the effective maintenance, of Imperial unity.

The Manchestergrain, in' an editoring supporting Professor Keith says that it may also be pointed out that: if a British Botainion was involved in a dispute with a mandatory people, the devision will rest not with Britain. but with the Lengar.

It adds that be importance of this change more clearly recognised in America, where the Republicans propose that Britain and the Dominions be restricted to one vote in the League Coun cil in matters in which they are involved. The Guardian tears that this will be unpopular in the Dominions, and says. that Sir Robert Berden's recent insi ence on the Canadian Parliament's right to debate the raification of the Peace: Treaty is symptomatic of the increasingly visible determination of the Dominions. to assert their individuality to limits. compatible with holding the Empire to- gether.

"The Ganzdian concludes by saying that il the League is not to be faced with embarrassments, for which. no provision has been made, it is essential that the new.status of the Dominions be fully con- sidered and regularised in the qes of tho world.

INTENSIFIED GERMAN ATTACES ON RIGA.

Pants. October 26th.

Sir Eyre Crowe has communicated to the Supreme Council a telegram from the British representative at Riga reporting intensified Cerman attacks and

urging Allied occupation of Tilsit and Memel, adding that General Eberhards is even harder to deal with than von Der Goltz.

M. Pichon said that the departure of

bethe Inter-Allied Cotumission to super-

of intend the evacuation of the Germans

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*** - CopeshaĜes, October 26th. The Lettish Government has returned to Rign, where all the shops are open band le normal, in spite of the German

bombardment,

Hongkong Observatory, Oct. 30, 1919.

TP. CLAXTON, Director.

1. Bazoztrza, reduced to 21 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the son is Finches, tamins and hundredths.

1. TREYRRATUER, in the shado in de *grees Fahrenheit..

* Huwer, in percentage of stars tion, the humidity of air saturated with sobra blug 100,

4. Daarion of Woo, to two points. 6F OF WID, according to Sandford tienda.

6. STATI Dr. Wrazeze, b bios' sky, a detached aloud, d drizzling main, í log,

g gloomy, b hall, 1 lightning, o overcast p passing shownca, gi squad, x rakni, Ianow

thunder y visibility w dow, wak 7. Bam ir kuches", sankha and hun- dredth.

HONGKONG TIDES.

istuing tho years 1905-9.

The ware of the tabin corresponds with she were of the sounding in the Admiralty "Chart, which has been found to be 4 toek La inches balłow mean sos-level

PRESIDENT WILSON'S DENUNCIA. TION OF STRIKERS.

Mr. T. Johnstone, chief officer, Haifong," has gone chief officer, Taikoo Wan Y.

the

Mr. J. Hibbert, from reserve, bas gone chief officer, "Kaifong."

Captain A J Scott, of 1. Tean,

in on leave. Captain W. MacDonald, p the Kwangse. bus goze master,

**Tean.

WASHINGTON, October 28th. President Wilson has issued a state- Mr. J. It. Shearer, chief offices, ment, approved by the Cabinet, declaringTaikoo Wen Yi," has gone acting that the proposed strike of the bituminous master," Kwungse," coal-miners is unjustifiable and unlawful Mr. G. Maldam, chief officer, calling on the officials of the Unions to recall the strike notices, and declaring

**Tungchow," has gone chief officer, that the law will be enforced and meanz

**Tatung.' found to protect the nation.

The Cabinet bas decided that a new In dustrial Conference shall be called to continue efforts to establish industrial peace

RUSSIAN NEWS STILL CONFLICTING.

News from Russia is still conflicting. General Yudenitch's communiqué October 24th, and 99th, state that be bas of advanced in the direction of Petrograd as far as Tosno and captured three places north of Krasnoveselo.

On the other hand. the Finnish Press Burean understands that the Bolshevists have taken Tsarakocsio, Ligovo, Pulkovo. and Pavlovsky, but this may merely be based on the Bolshevist message already cabled.

Loxoos, October 25th.

The tide table given below has boon complied at the National Almanse Office in London from the result of the analysis of obeseraidons taken by means of an assiomatio side-recording machine in the

Water Polos Basin si Tabs Sha Trai A War Office communiqué reports heavy fighting on the whole of the 700 mile front from Taritzia to Kieff. The Red armies are vehemently attempting to restore the morale of the troops concen To stala the depth of water on the important junctions of Vorone) and Orol. trated on the narrow fronts against the gange as the Victoria Naval Yard which have been captured, but their suc- dloos 4 inches, and on the gauge ese entirely failed to stem the general at Lamons Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet progress of the South Russians. 24 inchoe tolike bolght given in the table.

October 31 to November 6, 1919.

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General Wrangel's Caucasian Army advances successfully on the Tsaritsin front nad have reached a town 30 miles north-west of Tsaritzia. The prisoners captured namber 1,500.

The Don Army, advancing on a 190 mile front between Taaritzin and Voronej, have progressed to an extreme depth of 55 miles, capturing the important june.

Mr. A. H. Taylor, chief officer, Tatung," is on reserva.

Mr. H. Stansfield, from reserte, has gone supernumerary third engi- neer, Sunning."

Mr. N. C. Brodie, chief engineer. Sunning, ie of leave. Mr. F. R. Malatyre, from reserve, bus gone chief engineer, “Sunning."

Mr. A. Anderson, third engineer, "Esin Peking," his gone, second engineer," Paoting."

Sir. A. H. Mangold, acting chiei officer,

Chipshing,

has gone second officer, same ship,

Mr. M. McCarthy, chief of cer; "Yatshing" is on reserve, Mr. C. R.. Morse, frum reserve, has gone chief officer.

Yatshing."

Mr. H.-M. Bishop, third engineer, Hangsang, bas resigned. Mr. J. Gray, from reserve, has. gone acting master, "Tungwo."

Captain J. E. Reid, of the "Ting-

is on leave. Captain J. Jackson, from leave has gone master, "Imesho."

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ARRIVALS.

The J.-M. & Co. s.s. "Nam Sang (Captain Liddeli) arrived yesterday from Singapore with 3,000 tons of general cargo and 36 bags of malls. One death from syncope is reported.

The B. & S. 9.3. "Tean" (Capt. W. McDonald) arrived at noon yesterday from Shanghai with 150 tons of general cargo, and mails. She had nine saloon passengers.

The s.s." Glenfalloch (Capt. Mac- kenzie) arrived from Singapore yesterday afternoon with 760 tons of general cargo, and a large number of steerage passengers.

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Bagistered and Farcal Halls are closed 15 later earlier than the time given below nálam.otherwise stated, and wbars malls are advertired to close before 9 am. registered and parcel mails are closed 8 pim. on the previous day,

In the oman of Mail closing before. 8 52. Registration cloeme ab 5 o'clock on the previous evening.

INWARD MLIYA.

FRIDAY, October 31. Shanghai Per SHANTUNG. Shanghai-Par KETVA. Shanghai Per TOYOOKA MARU.

SATURDAY, November 1.

Japan and Shanghai-Per KAGA MARU, Straits-Per KÜTSU MARU.“ Straits-Por KAWACHT MARU.

SUNDAY, November 2..

Japan-Per TENSHIN MARU. Japan-Per KANAGAWA MARU, Europe (via

CLEVOEP BEN. TUESDAY, November 4. Japan-Par INDUS MARU,

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OUTWARD MAILS.

FRIDAY, October 31.

Macso-Per BUI AN, 8.30 1.1.

Swatow,

Ámog and HATTAN, Noot.

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Straits and Bangkok-Per HAIYANG,

I p.m.

Philippine Islands-Per LOONGSANG,

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Shanghai. North China, Canada, United

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SATURDAY, November 1. Shanghai North China, Japan vis

Canadia Nagasaki,

United States, Central and South America and EUROPE via VICTORIA, B.C.-Per SUWA MARU. Registration 8.45 a.m. Lotters 9.30 am.

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon. Mauritius.

South Africa, India vis Dhanush kodi. Egypt and EUROPE vis MARSEILLES-For KHIV Registration. 8.45 a.m. Letters 9.30.10.

The Parcel Mail will be clored on Friday, Oct. 31, 35.5 p.m. Macao-For SUL- TAL 1,30 pm. Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 30p.m. SUNDAY, November 9. Macao-Fer BUT AN, 8.30 .. Saigon For SHISEN MARU, 9 1.m. Straits and Bangkok-Per EURY-

MEDON, 9 .10. Swatow, Amoy and Formoen via Keelung

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China - Per Shanghai and North

TEAN, 9.m. Straite, Bangkok, Ceylon,, Maurities, South Africa, India a Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE. via MARSEILLES ---- Par KAGA MARU, 9 mm.

MONDAY, November 3. Sandakan, Australia and New Zealand vis Port Darwin-Par ST. ALBANS Registration 12.45 p.m. Lettera 1.30 p.m. TUESDAY, November 4. Swatow and Bangkok-Fer KANCHOW,

a. a... Bwatow.

Amoy and Foochow-Re: QUINNEBAUG, 11 .. vis Moji, Hansinia, San Francisco And South America-Per SEIYO MARU, 11 am..

The C. M. s.s. "Nanking" (Capt. Dobson) arrived this morning from San Francisco with 747 tons of Japan of mails. She had 185 first class general merchandise, and 232 bags passengers. There were three deaths Jan and Port Moresby via Soerabaya-

Per TJIMANOCK, 3 p.m.

on the voyage.

DEPARTURES.

The J. M. & Co. ss. "Chip Shing (Capt. Matthews) left at noon to-day for Tientsin, with 1,200 tons of general cargo.

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ARRIVALS,

1October 30.

Per ss. Shingo Maru:-Mr. M. U. The B. and S. 3.5. "Liangchow" Abraham, Mr. E. Beaumont, Mr. J. B. (Capt. Hooker) left at noon to-day for Britto, Mr. C. van de Bijll, Mrs. Shanghai with 100 tons of general Christiansen, Mr. B. Y. Corpus, Mr. KAM YING. FAT, Ohi., 440 tons, from cargo. She had three passengers.

W. B. Cooper,, Mr. and Mrs. Daffy MI.

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The C. M.5. X. Co. 3.5. Kwanglee" Mr. F. E. Ever Miss Annegion, Calho. Capt. Noronha, Globe & Cos SATURDAY, Nov. 1st,

N. H. Everts, Annette G. CL (Capt. Sangster) is leaving at 5 pm. Everta Mr. and Mrs. Franklin, Miss F. YUET SHANG, Chi, 294 tons, from

to-day for Shanghai,

MAILS DUE.

The following mails are due From Shanghai, per 8.3. tung" 31st.

From Shanghai per s.s. 31st.

Wharl

Hartwell, Mr. U. E. Hilbert, Kr. w Swatow, Capt. Wm. Rose, Fo Lee & Co., Lagold, Mr. E. E. Joyner, Dr. E. May,

RSIN LEE, Chi, 120 tons, from Oboloo, Mr. A. Magsaysay, Mr. H. Mercado, Mr. A. Morrison, Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. E. BL Capt. T. More Yn Tal Hong, B11.

KWANGTAH, CHL, 1,536 tons, from Malder, Mr. G. Midzuno, Mr. and Mrs. Mulder, Mr. and Mrs. B. F.. Perkins, Shanghai, Capt. Chas. Stewart, C.M

Whar "Shang Capt. and Mr. Tan der Poel, Mr. B. C. 8. Com

GLENFALLOOH, Beit, 1,494 tonn, Peete Misa L. Peissenger, Mr. P. H

from Bingapore, Capt. A. Mackenzie, "Robson, Mrs. L. Skinner, Mr. L. 8kettaly: Beng Soon Hong, 15, Khiva,"

Mr. W. A. Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Shibays, Mr. and Mrs. B. Tanaka, Mrs. 4. Wolf, Hon. Mr. T. Yangco, Mr. F. Area, Mr. P. Dario, Mr. D. A reserve, has gone onset officer, Levy, Mr. A. Montera, Mr. E. M. Nelson, appoint-Kergping.

Mr. R. Nery Ara. Okitan, Mr. Ramsay, and Mr. F. Barnes

Mr. W. Forriter, acting umster, Laenho, has gone chief offer. Suiwo." Mr. F. C. Everett, chief officer," Stivo;" is on reserve.

Mr. S. Warland, second officer, Laising," bas

tion of Pororino, occupying Novchigla officer, "Chake acting chief

and Shishorka, and capturing 500 prison-fr. D. Summers has been

ers and two armoured trains. Numerous Bolshevists surrendered.

The Volunteer Army, on October 23rd.. occupied Yelets, 200 miles south-east of

ed" supermerary second officer;

· Tuckwo."

Moscow, General: Denikin was compelled Mr. H. J. Hudd has been appoint.

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Mr. E. Hebrino has been appoint-

ed third engineer,Hain Chang--

Mr. W. E. Earle, supernumerary

to withdraw slightly south of Orel but ett second engineer. Kingsing second officers Sniping. on re-advanced to the outskirts.

reserve

MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS,

CHIK BHANG, Oh, 443 toma, from Holbow, Gant W. H. Fang, Yam Chooug Lco, 042.

SATSUKI MARU, Jap., 1,089.58 tons, from Chin-wan-bao, Capt. Yabeth Dodwell, C34.

CLEARANCES.

October 30. continues. Heavy fighting is proceeding "Kingsing," is on leave.

Fighting Mr. A. 3. Spiere, second engineer

KAIFONG, BL 10m for Hai east of Orel, the Volunteers defeating anda

"Captain P. IL Going has been ap- The N.T.K. a. Toyooka Maru (European phong ris Boibow, B. & 2. scattering eight enemy regiments and Mr. J. S. Black, from reserve, has pointed master," Kaughing."

Lino left Shanghai for this port

SINKIANG, Brit 10a.m., for Shang capturing hundrede, including a Brigade: gone, second engineer, Istenho.* Mf. M. Bilide, daief officer, Wah- };

on the 24th Oct and is expected hii, B. & 8. Commander and his staff.

Mr. F. Dunstan, acting second engi on, has gone chief officer, The S.I.E. sa. Fanagana Mary (Calvia Hoihow. Kai Ye & Co.

here on the alat Oct.. ⠀

JADE French, am, for Halphong General Donikin is advancing success. neer, fally op Brianek.

**Luenho," his tone third sing." Mr. A. Campbell, from re-

EMPRESS of FUSSIA, Brit noon engineer, same ship.

serve, has gone chief officer, Bo chow!

Mr. S. Pirie, chief officer, “ Ko-. chow,”' has resigned.

INTERNATIONAL FOOTBALL.

Loanos; October 25th.

The international association football match played at Belfart, before 20,000, spectators, between Ireland and England,

Kasemeter an £9.96 20.03 Leesperaturo 78

22:07

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ended in a tie, each side scoring a goal.

0.00

In the first ten seconds of the match

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Mr. F. C. Clean, third enginee Luenbo," is on leave.

outta Line) „lett Moji for this port

an the 27th Oct, and le expected for Vancouver via Shanghai, C.P.0.3. Ld. here on the 2nd Nov,

Later Advies.

CHIP HING,Brit nogn, for Tintain vs Welhair, and Chefat, LIANGCHOW BL; nood, for

Wosang," is on leave. Mr. H. M. chief ofboer, "Kolya M... C. Mr. D. Anderson, chief engineer, Mr. J. Nesbitt has been appointed The Admiral Line'ss,s. West Hartland Singapore via 3 walow. Scott, chief engineer, Kwonging. Hutbemos bas been appointed has gone chief engineer, Wong. second officer, “Kolyo."!!

(from Portland) ailed from Shangbai KWANOLEE, China for

shot from Cock struck the cross-bez... The Mr. D. Be supernumerary tinnd Mr. W. C. C. Boots has been

engineer, "Imanho, has resigned appointed chief officer, San Ning The

Irish goal-keeper caught the ball, but let it slip into the net.

Ferris scored from a penalty kick {warded against England in the second

Kahan" wyn sio Tapas in the

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Mr. P. E. Anderson, chief officer, Mr. R. Adamon, chief oficer, “/ Baz "Kingping, has gone chief officer, Ning," has resigned.—Shipping and

Hainkong. Mr. W. Omen from Engineering.

op the 28th instant, and will arrive Shanghai, Chinese March inta

is afternoon of the

at Hongkong on (EBB) BLat

instant.

PU.-B.L & AL. La. Khing left Shanghal for this Port on the 13th instant, with the homeward English. "Maile, and ladne bere on the Sist

Instant at about 7 am.

CARMARTHENSHIRE BAL: 9pm; for Yokohama vis Changhai, M. & Co.

TAMA MARU, Jap. 430 pm, for] Kobe Vis Shanghai, H. Y.B.

1919.

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