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WEATHER REPORT.

November 3. 11. 150%-No returns. from. Vladivostock or Japan. Pressure kas decreased moderately at Shanghai and is nearly stationary at other report. ing stations. It is probably highest øver N. Japan

The monsoon is inteirapted to the

north of Foocbow.

Hongrong. Ratalall for the: 34 "hours", ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.00 inch. Total glove January 1th 73-53 inches, against an a vorage of 90,86 inches.

Forecast for the 24 hours, ending at Boom on November 4th.

Hongkong to Gap Rock. N.E. windia, fresh, fair.

1-Formosa. Channel. The same an No. 1,

-South coast of Chins between Hongkong sad Lamosks. The same as Ho.. I.

-Youth coast of China betoon Hongking and Hainan. The same s No. 1.

TOYAL OBSERVATORY, BONGKONG, DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

NOVEMBER 1919.—M

8tion.

Boar.

Tdivestock 8a.

Hemaroo & th Hakodate -- ** Tokio ****** Kochi

Nagasaki.

Kagoshima

Oshima

Lahfjiman

Bonin lalab

petrouwf

Wiad.

Pemperatúra. ·

at Sea Level:

Humidity.

Direction

for on

| | | | | | | - | Weather.

Websiwei. 84. 20.09.

Hackow

Ichang.....

Kirklang

Casozaba

30.10 39 100 1 30.06 55 95

Shanghai

Gutzlaf

Sharp Pk...! ▲ 30.03 69 na.

Amoy en B. 1.30.02 70.95 # Bestow...-

30.01 49 80

Talboku... a. 30.00 70 96

Lichu...

30.00 B

Txipsa

29.59 68

Koshan...

129.95 50

Pescadores. 29.99 -3

Cantona, 30.02

Hongkong.

Gap Rock

199 98

Wacho

Pathol

Bothow

Phalian

Tourang

C.St. James: Apart! *****

Dagupan

¡29.99

72 96

MADI..... Legaspi ... Tacloban.... 299.89

Colo

29.80

Surigao..... 30.79 Geam 450 Isband.com B. Bail

1 b 1, b A. 9. o 00 SNR 2: b

K 3 NXK 4

E 4 0.

1., 0

Hongkong Observatory, Nov. 3, 1919.

F. CLAXTOs, Director.

1. BAROMETER, reduced to a cost Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in inches, toutes and hundredthe..

Z TEITERAZURE, in the shade in de grond Fahrenheit.

2. Hummy in percentage of satura top, the humidity of air saturated with molature being 100,

DILLUTION OF Win, to two points. A FORCE OF WIND, socording to Beadford Scale.

S. STATE OF WEAT, b bige sky. detached cload, d drizzling rain, i fog, gloomy, h hail, lightning, overcast Ppeasing showers, g equal, y rain, 1500w

thunder y visibility dew, vot 7. Ray in inches tenths and bun

redth.

HONGKONG TIDES,

The tide table iven below has been complied at the National Almanac Office in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by mesas of an automatic tide-recording machine in the Water Police Basin at Tsim Sha Tsui Anring the year 1905-9,

The sero of the table corresponds with sher of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be teet

* inches below mean sea-level

obtain the depth of water on the

skia gangs at the Victoria Naval Yard

LIST OF PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED.

November 1

Por a Colombia:-Mr. and Mrs.

Macpherson, Miss Helen Macpherson. Mies Eli. Macpherson, Mr. and Mrs. FW. Stones. Rev. and Mrs. Ernest E Tuck. Mis Mary E. Tuck, Rar. and Mrs. A. N. Warner, Miss Margaret Warner, Mr. and him. F.. E. Chamberlain, Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Fuller, Miss. Jean A. Faber, Miss. H. A. C van-der-Flier, Mr. EE Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. F. X. d'a. Castro, Hias d'A. E. Castro, Miss E. Remedios. Hias M. Bemedios, Miss T Remedios, Mr. F. P. Sherwood, Birs. U. D. ST. Misa A. M.. da Silva, Mrs. Beach Thompson, Kita Barbara Thomp son, Mr. H. P. Veeder. Mr. Robert J. Ault Mr. Robert Atwell; Mr. Edw. J. Blackbara, Mr. Frank H. Back, Mr. and Mrs. EL Higham, Mrs. A. I. Bermeis tor. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. E. Bray. Mr.. Carl Crow, Mr. O. F. Campbell, Miss L. R Flory. Mrs. M. Fiellesdim. Mr. PJ. Gallagher, Mrs. M. Beinrich, Mr. Wilber B. Hart. Mr. M. S. Hamilton, Mr. L. E. Hamilton. Mr. Geo, M. Icard. Mr. A. Jaquico, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kischia, Mr. Herbert Kenyon, Mr. Wm. 8. Lant Mr. and Mrs. Edw. Levy, Mrs. J. T. Lee, Mr. Chaa. H. Loftus. Mrs. R Mercarini, Mr. A. F Mencarini M. V. Mills, Mrs. R. Mistron. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F. Mayer, Miss H. Nielsen, Airs.. S. . Cftodah, Mrs. C. H. Otterson, Mr... W. Prather, Mr. and Mrs. B. a. Roberts. Mr. Harry M. Ray, Mr. D. 8. Robertson, fiss S. Shibbeth, Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith, Mr. J. A. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. de 31. Souza, Miss. Gertrade Mouza, fr. Albert, N. Thomas, Mr. T. W. D. Turner, Mr. Edw. L. Tindall, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Vorster, Mias H. Vorster, Mr. Arthur Walser, and Mr. Wm. B. Walker.

Per M.S.. Priscasin:-Major N. P.. Brooks, Sister Ralfa, Lirus and' Hra. Dickie, Lieut. W. J. Dowling, Lieut. T. F. and Mrs Golding. Sister Graham, Lieut. Ball Fister C. M. Hodgson. Sistar Mallett, Major W. S.U. Saunders, D.S.O., and Mrs. Saunders. Capt. and Mrs. Tomory, Blatron Tunley. Lieut. Way. Capt. Woodman and Miss Woodman, Lieut. J. A. Wilde, Lieut. and Mrs.. Brewer. and Capt. MacCaskie. For Singapore:-Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Ash, Lieur. Faker, Capt. Boyd. Lieut. Acton, Lieut. Bionic. Capt. and Mrs. Blir. Lieut. and Mrs. Busch, Capt. and Mrs. Black, Lieut. and Mrs. Butcher, det. and Mrs. Ball. Lieut. Bruce. Liest- Barrie, Capt. Coe. Lieut. and Mrs. Carr, Lieut. and Mrs. A. C. Churchil, Capt. and Mrs. Cooke, Capt. and Mrs. Cromedia. Cap: Cargill, Lieut. Downer, Lieut. and Mrs. Edwards. Lievt. Ferguson. Lieut. and Mr. Furley, Major Griffin. Capt. and Mr. P. S. Goise, Lieut. Gratam. Major Holmes. Major, Mr. and Miss Holmes Browne Lieut. and Mrs. Bun- ter. Lieut. and Mrs Bughes. Capt. Halme, Capt. Harris, Capt. Hellings, Capt. and Mrs. Byle. Lt. and Mrs. London, Lieut. Lowe. Lt. Lync eat.

and Mra Murray. Captain

and

Сарс

and: Mrs. Mokill. Major and Mrs. McVeagh, Lieut. and Mrs. Mailer, Lieut. Mann, Hajor and Mrs. MacDermott. Lieut. and Mrs. Marber. Capt. and Mrs. M. Kernick. Lieut. Mair, Lieat. Mr. D. Parsons. Lieat. and Mr. Faton, Major and Mrs. Paths, Mr. and Mr. Palmer. Lieut. and Mrs. Richarda, Lieut. nd Mrs. Robinson, Lient, and Mrs. A. D. Rotinson, Lieut. E. A. and Mrs. Wilson, Lieut and

yonda, Lieut. and Mrs. Fairfax Road, Lieut. and Mrs. Panderson, Capt. and Mrs. Taylor, Lieut. and Mrs. Winston, Major and Mrs. Walters, Major and Mrs. Wickhaus, Lieut. Terria, Capt. Nugent, Major Wood, Major Warden, Captain Lyle, Mrs. Nusest. For Marseille Simpson, Lieut. Swettenham, Lieut. Mrs. H. B. Wilmor, Mr. and Mrs. L. Maynard. Rev. Rotselle, Rev. A. Bracts, Rev. J. Versatte. Mr. J. 5. Berman. Mr. A. Ivanor, Mr. P. Srogerritch, Rer. Father Henri, Mr. P. Jacob-Guillarmod, Birs. Waser, Mr. D. S. Glicken and Mr. F. Rochitebe For London-Mr. C. C. Anderson, Mr. B. E. Jones, Mrs. G. S. Hawkins, Miss E. Munzing, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Pardoe, Miss Cunne, F. MacIntyre, Mr. and Ms. D. n. Read. Master Dunne, Mr and Mrs. T G. Castle, Surgeon-Lieat. Joyce. R.N. Mr. E. 0. Brownlewe. Mrs. H. G. Garden, Mrs. Mrs. F. 4. Fairchild, Miss Lorentzen, Monroe-Smith, Mr. F. Van Meus,

Miss E. E. Ramily, Mr. G. Phillip, Miss G. Phillip, Lieut G. II. Wiley, Rev. and Mrs. F. Wett, Miss Borthwick, Miss Martin, Mrs. Pudgen, Lr. B. B. Ackerman, Mr. Vitukrosky, Mr. Graham, Mr. King. Mr Justain, Senator and Mrs. Staryakovitch. and Mr. and Mrs. Bratel de la Riviere.

DEPARTED.

November 1.

Perna. Kaou Maru - Mr. J. Mitchell,

add a feet 4 inches, and on the ganger. L. Palmer, Mr. J. Enright,

4.Inabes to the height given in the table.

November 4 to 20, 1919.

AJE WATER

Low WATER

at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 foot Mr. A. Harrs.d, Mr. A. Darlington, Mr. J Boyd, Mr. and Mrs. C. Geldrie. Mr. M. Wolff, Mr. P. L. Lakerman, Mr. E. D. Rose, Mr. A. Borrelli. Mrs 0. E. Rumford. Mr. 0. Asresprup. Marquis and Machioness Nakamikado, Mr. E. Essing, Mr. E. H. Fisher. Mr. and Mrs. Waller, Mr. A. Milar. Mr. Paulus, "MIS 4. McGill, Mrs. L. Langman, Mes V. Ryckearsel, Mr. G Parks, Mr. A. Wilensky, Mr. E. Ambinder, Mr. E. A Peterson Mr. J. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. J. Tissen, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Eane, and Mr. Gerzosky.

HORAZODE

Height

Tips

Time

四

150

7 =

2816

817 a

10 18

11 19

600. 用

0 51

1 46

HONGKONG REGISTER.

Barometer

Temperature Flamidit

Direction of

Praciona

Ondstone On déta

at 1p.m

29.80 31.01

29.07

43.

Wind f'orca Weather Batom

0,00

November-2.

Per ss. Thira-Mrs. Kennedy. Mrs.

N. Barton, Mr. S. H Dattoo, MT-. C. Mra A. M, Birnie, Miss O

Collett,

Gerrard, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rodacy, Capt. G W. Samson. Mr.

C Corber, Mr. J. Gibson. Mr. E Jones, Mr S. Charlesworth, Mra. R. Packham, Mr. and Mrs. E. F.Stapleton, Miss Knowles, Mra Gerrard, Mr. sad Mrs. Perkins, Mr. Wright, Mr. F. Tiadal Capt. 8. L. Coben. Mr. F. Tanner, Mr. T H. Bell, Mr. Edwards, Miss E. M. Prekben, Mir U. Bolmson, Mr. N. 0.8 Bird, Miss M. Gerrard, Miss F. Rodney, Mia M Wright, Corpi, and Min. Campbell, the...ises Campbell, Mra. Pugh, Mr. C. T Wood, Mr 6 Morrison, Mr. O. Clarke, and Mr. J. Clase.

Tear Mr. E. Warwick, Per B.B. Mr. Mannering Miss E Boyd, Mr. O 1itchener, Miss T. Luwn

Deroes, Mira . ouke, Miss V Pao, Braid-His 8. Lurie, Mr andre In Holcos anủ Ngi

Bigums open at Tampoczones on see tri- Cowart, span die Temperatum in 150 151-22 Mr.

T. F. Claxton Darmiar.

Hongkong Ubservatory, Voy, 3, 1819. Į G. Graystone-

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Embroideries. Satenma and Kutani Waren.. Bronze Ornaments, Eto..

EAT

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Good, pure, wholesome food is

essential to

GOOD HEALTH

even if you have to pay a little more for it.

WISEMAN'S BREAD is made in

a large, airy and well ventilated Bakery and under European Supervision.

Do not run any risk,

Get your bread from WISEMAN'S

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Address: DES VOZUK ROAD AND QONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAL, Telephone: Non, 136 & 199

These Cigarettes are made of selected Mild leaf tobacco and quite harmless to those who are accustomed to inhale,"

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BROTHERS TOBACCO CO.

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MANUFACTURER E

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Hongkong.

CIGARE

(20)

MAJUFACTURED BY |CATIE_NAMESE HELPS.

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POST OFFICE.

The Money Order. Bervice with 'the Fhilippine Islands has been temporarily suspended..

The paroi port service to Dube. Is suspended.

It la notified that all restrictions as to the use of wireless Telegraphy by Merchant Vessels on the China Station have been abolished.

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

No unofficial letter addremed to Abudas, Abwax or Mohammersh in the Persian Gulf may axcood right ounces. In weight.

The Insured letter and insured parcel service between Egypt (or in traadi through Egypt) and Cyprus are tempor- arily expended.

Uninsured parcels for the United Kingdom will in future be forwarded from Hongkong in bags and the Public ars therefore advised to pack snah parcels very carefully..

Until further notice, parcals for civil addresses in the provinces of Unine, Vicenza, Trevise Padan, Venice and Bal June in Italy will not be accepted for -transmission, unless posted under the

British War Ofice Permit.

The Parcol Poat Services to British Kat Africa and Egypt (except for members of the Expeditionary Forces), sad to Abyssinis, Bagdad, Frithres French Somali Coast, Italian Somaliland,. Portuguese East Africs, Zanzibar and Russia have been: suspended,

Registered and Parcel Maila are closed 45 minutos esclier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertised to close before 9 a. registered and parcel mails are closed s. 6 p.m. on the previous day.

In the case of Malls closing before 8 s.m. Registration closer at 5 c'alook on the previous evening.

INWARD MAILA.

TUESDAY, November 4. Japan-Per INDUS MARU.

WEDNESDAY, November 5. Etraits-Per MISHIMA MARU.

THURSDAY, November 6, Japan-Per FAMAGATA MARU.

SUNDAY, November 16. Bombay-Per EWAH-WU.

OUTWARD MAILA.

TUESDAY, November 4. Swatow and Bangkok-Per KANCHOW,

8.30 am. Maca-Per SUI TAI 8.30 m. Formcon ria Keelung--Fer KOYO

MARU, 10 am. Shanghai and North China- Per

SHANTUNG, 10 am.

Japan via Moji, Honolulu, San Francisco and South America Per SEIYO MARU, 10

MONDAY, - NOVEMBER 3, 1819

ENTERTAINMENTS,

CORONETT No.

THE

TEL. No.

1748..

1748.

TO-NIGHT!

TO-NIGHT!!

TO-NIGHT!!!

at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m. .`-

RUBYE

DE REMER.

"THE AUCTION BLOCK'

Prices

MATINEE 80 cts. & 41 cts.

SOIREE $1.50 & 80 cts. Booking at ROBINSON'S.

HONGKONG THEATRE.

Tel. 2511.

FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY Commancing Saturday, 1st November,

9:15 PM. PERFORMANCE.

SELIG Freseats

KATELYN WILLIAMS & WHEELER OAKMAN

"THE NE'ER-DO-WELL

Drams in 10 parts.

A Stirring Story by REX BEACH, USUAL PRICES.

Matinees & 7.15 pm performances: Showing 11th & 12 episodes of

"HOUDINI"

MORE EXCITING & THRILLING

Booking at the THEATRE.

THE

VICTORIA THEATRE.

TO-NIGHT!

TO-NIGHT!!

HELENE' CHADWICK & FRANELYN FARNUM

GO GET'EM

GARRINGER”

A five part Western Drania,

full of stunts, cowboys and desperafices.

PATRE'S BRITISH GAZETI L

HAROLD LLOYD BEBE DANIELS-FOLLARD

"OFF THE TROLLEY"

Booking at

VIKITOKS AT THE HOTELA,

HONGKONG HOTEL.

November 1.

Haiphong, Saigon, Straits, Fangkok, Ceylon. Mauritius, South Africa, India via Dhanushkodi and Mr D. Abraham EUROFE via MARSEILLES- Mr T. B. Alen

Mr and Mrs Hockey Mrt Bussey

Por PAUL LECAT. Registra- Mr and Mrs E. G. Mr H. M. Hooker

tion 9.13 m. Letters 18.00 sm.

Anderson

Straita, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Misa Badort

South Africa, India via Dhanush Mr J. Barr, kodi Egypt and EUROPE Mr E. Baruza

vin MARSEILLES-Per FRIN- Mr and Mrs H. B. ZESSIN. Registration 9.45 a m. Lecters 10.30 2.10.

Mr B. B. Batllos

Swatow, Amoy sad Focchow-Per QUINNEBAUG, 11 am.

Java and Port Moresby via Soerabaya

Per TJIMANOCK, 3 p.m. Macao-Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. Shanghai North China, Japan Tia Yokohama, Bonolulu, Canada, United States, Central and South America and EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO-Per NANKING. Registration 6.00 p.m. Letters

8.30a.m.

WEDNESDAY, November 5. Macao-Par SUI AN, 8.30 6.1. Shanghai North Chica and Japan vis Kobe-Per MISHIMA MARU, 10

Macse-Par CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. Japan vis Kobe, Canada, United States, Central and South America and EUROPE VICTORIA, B.C. -Per PROTESILAUS. Be gistration 5.00 p.m. Letters 8.30 am."

THURSDAY, November 6. Bwatow, Amoy and Forces ris Takao

Per ¿08HU MARU, 8 am. Macao-Per SUI TAI, 8.30 m. Shanghai and North Chins-Per

SUNNING, 11m Macao-For CAUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. FRIDAY, November 7. Macso-Per SUTAN, 8.80 m. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per HAI.

HONG, Nooo. Philippine Lalands-Per YUENSANG,

$1.ru.

Macao-Fer CHURN CHOW, 4.20 p.m.

SATURDAY, November 8. Macno-Fer SUI TAI, 1.30 p.ma. Macao-Per OBUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.

SUNDAY, November 3.. Macao-Per SUI AN, 8.80 a..

TUESDAY, November 11. Straits, Bangkok Ceylon, Mauritius South Africa, India vis Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE via SUEZ Fer MENTOR. Ra

Lectere gistration 945 a 10.30 azn.

The Parool Mail will be closed on Monday, Nov. 10, at 6 p.m. Weihaimei, Chatoo and Tientsin-Fer

* BUIOHOW, 2 p.m. TUESDAY, November 18,

Philippine Lands-For TAMING,

I p.m.

Bates

Mr F. S. Hollinshead Mr A.Shelton.Hoope Capt. and Mrs R,

Innes

Mr and Mrs A. M.

Jacobe

Miss E. L. Johnson Mr and Mrs C. H.MrE. M. Joseph

Benson

Mr. F. Kendall Miss L. H. BerchtoldMr and Mrs R. Mr D. M. Bigger

Kewley Mr A. S. Biggerstaf Mr J. T. Kidd Mr A... Lofts Mr R. J. Birbeck

་

Lauritsen

Mr S. H. Lawrence Miss H. A. Lawrence Mme. Leiria ..

Mr & Mrs 8. Bisay Mr and Mrs O Mr E. B.. Boericke Mr B. A. Boning Mr H. S. Bradley Mr J. M. Blady Mr T H. G. Bray-Min E. Lirin

Beld

cir G. Lodin Mr J. L. Buti Mr R. Lutber Mr & Mrs Caillard. Mr J. Macfarlane Mr and Mrs D. C.Dr G. W. Mackesa

Cale

Dr O. Marriott Mrs G. Carruthers Mr&Mrs J. Martin Mr and Mrs K EMrs F. B. Mechan

Chambers Capt. G. C. Claye Mr W. P. Coonco Mr and Mrs J, H.,

Coote Mr W. B, Corneck Mr F. W. Cox Mr.N. Croucher Mr B. H. Dietrich Mr L. Epateon Kis-K. Enanson Lt. W. B. Fraser Mr J. L. R. Fry Mr and Mrs

Fomagalli

MrsA.A. W. Mollmas Mr H. J. Morse MW. P. Nossom Mr E. A. Nelson Hi E. L. Ongley Mr HF Payne Mr.B.5. Perry MrE. H. Bay Capt. J. W. Head MrT. A. Roberts " Capt.) bearle Mrs G. Sherwood

and maid C.Mr Y.Bteenaby M. H. Stephena Mr K. Bukhavanija - Major and Mrs A. M.Mr P, Sukhum

Cardew

Mr W. Swann

Mr J. Furer

Mr V. Gedde

Mr J. & Gardiner Mr Mrs 0. P

Templeton Mr and Mrs J. M.Mr 2. E. Trobridge

Goodeno H- D. T. Gray

Capt. T. P. Hal

J. Halla MA. Mr G. Harper Mr W. F. Barris

Me & Mrs W. Tuska Mr A. Tutandjian Mr and Mrs J. H.

Williams

Mr 8. T. Williamson Mr F. W. Withington Mr and Mrs F. G Major & Mrs Wills

Mr and Mrs Le Boy Berose Mr I Heuveldop Wood and child

PALACE HOTIL.

Mr and Mrs A. J. Mr and Mịs A.

Rasmussen Bagley Mrs E. Dobinson Mr F. Y. Halva Mr T. W. Hartley Mr and Mrs G.

Kirk

ME. Lemaitre Mrs N. Michinloff WEDNESDAY, November 19. Mr. P. Q. Mey Bhanghai North China, Japan ria Mr and TH 1..

Canada, Nagamki

United Oxberry States, Central Bud Bouth America and EUROPE Vi VANCOUVER, B.C. Per EMPRESS OF JAPAN. Bə

Letters

# * 共慈岩下浮邸行

10.30

gistration 9.40.1.10.

Mr and Mrs L. O

Bistan Mr W. Robinson 8.Mr H. J. Bowe

Mr and Mrs E

Shipbough Mr W. Wetherall Mr W. de Wija ・・ HILL A Willems

Mr and Mrs 0, D

Wilka

ANDERSON'S.

*MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.

The N.T.K... Mishima Maru (Ear- opean Line) left Singapore for this port on the 31st October, and is expected here on the 5th November The NY.K, 3.3. Yamagata Maru (Bombay Line) left Moji for this port on the 2nd November, and is expertad

here on the 8th November,

The M.TE... Hal-un (Bombay Line) left Bombay for this port on the 28th October, and is expected here on the 18th November.

The F.F.K. Tango Maru (Australian Line) left Sydney for this port or the 31st October, and is expected here on the 21st November.

Zoiert Advices.

The NYK. &.8. Komku Haru (Bombay Line) left Bombay for this port direct on the 17th Oct., and is expected here on the 7th Nov.

The American & Maɛchurian Line sa City of Naecastle is due to arrive here about 10th November.

The N.Y.K... Sado Maru (Europesa Lize) laft London for this port vis Suez Canal on the 4th Oct., sud ia expected bere on the 13th Nov, The N.T.E... Kitano Maru (Europena Line) left London for this port via Spez Canal on the 18th October, and is expected hors on the 24th Nov. The C.P.O:S.

Methven Co's 98. left Vancouver for Hongkong vis Japan ports and Shanghai on Oct. 19, and is due here on or about Nov. 24.

ARRIVALS.

November 1.. TUNG SHING, Chi, 876 tons, from Tourane, Capt. H. Uddon, Kwong Hing, 396.

November 2

SORACHI MARU, Jap., ‘1.235 tons, From Tegal (Java), Capt. Tadokoro, M.H.K. West Point.

BUNNING, Brit, 1,570 tons, from Shanghai and Amoy, Capt. W. Benson, B. & S., BIL

TJISALAR, Batch, 1,614 tons, from Java, Capt. Scholten, ..J. Kellet Leland.

COLOMBIA. Amer., 3,448 tops, from San Francisco, Capt. G. Dockstader, P.M.B.S. Co, Kowloom.

· CLEARANCES,

November 3

KURYMEDON, Brit, 3 pm, for New

York via Singapore, B. & 8

TENSHIN MARU, Jan, 10a.m., Extr Singapors, Colombo and Bombay, N.I.E. CHOFU MARU, Jap,- 11 am, for Hongay, M.B.K

Primed and Publebed, foe The Concaran by Guzzon WILLIAM Casa Bonawes, Editor, No. 5, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.

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