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FAR EASTERN CABIE NEWS.

TEFT “HONGKONG DAILY

PRESS,""]

PANIC IN PEKING

PERINO, Jaanary 5th. Panio prevailed in the Chinese city tast night in eensyytemico of a report that Feag Kuo-chang's troops, "which were located at Nanyuan, had muslned näd ware marching in Choezen in order to Lok

The larger shops mera quickly closed and the people in the restaurants hurried I left for their homes.

Fortunately official assurances of the rumour being unfounded calmed the papalace. The shops were opened again, and business became normal

WORK OF THE WOMEN

· POLICE:

Mrs. Stanley.perintendent of the Women's Police Furce, giving details of the work of that body, said that: during the war there were two or three voluntary organisations which- -did atcellent service. The conditions then were abnormal, but now that the country is in a more settled state. it was considered that, women eng. aged on police work should come under the constituted police authority, There were, however, other police- women dressed very much like the off- cial policewomen. She added that the real woman in blue could be quite easily distinguished by the letters "M.P.** on her collar, and also by her official numerals. In addition, the official policewoman wears the "on duty bard. The official women's police have formed a division of their own, "ond fave their own female officers.

We are, up to our sanctioned stringib," said Mrs. Stanley, "viz. 100 poucewomen, ten sergeants, an assistant superintendent, and super- intendent." The best answer to the. question, “Do the women like the work?" was supplied by the large number of applications which have poured in. Under the new rates of pay women patrols received 489 per week, rising by 2s a week to 599; sergeants, 505, rising by 2s a week to 70s.

"The women work on the most friendly terms with the men," con tinued Mrs. Stanley, "and do shiits of seven hours, from ten in the morn ing intil midnight. Their work is preventive, and they deal with any marters affecting the welfare of women and children. They have received a thorough training, so that they are able to assist the male police in dealing with street accidents. They have no power of arrest, and the statement that has been made that they have filled the prisons through the medium of the male police is ab- solutely incorrect. We have one wo- man appointed as welfare assistant, and the women patrols take any girl they have dealings with 10 this official, who is in close touch with philanthropic and rescue societies, and by these means the girl is passed on to a suitable home." Mrs. Stan- ley added that the work of the wo men's police was entirely in the nature of an experiment, and she could not state definitely whether the numbers would be increased. `

A CLEAN STAGE.

BISHOP OF LONDON ON VIRTUE OF A GOOD LAUGH

The Bishop of Londor presided on November 4 at a conference at St. Martin's Vestry of representatives of theatrical managers, actors, authors, and critics. The conference was called through the London Council for the Promotion of Public Morality to consider the question of licensing all employers of theatrical labour.

The Bishop of London said that the Public Morality Council was not in the slightest degree opposed to theatres and music halls. He enjoyed a good play as much as anybody else in London. As to the music halls, people must have amusement, and a good laugh did everyone a lot of

What good.

will not. have is filth, said the Bishop."

Re

not axe

going to have people go to the theatres to hear things which degrade them.

The Christian people of London intend to be masters of their own household. and they intend to proceed until they stop this sort of thing. We fully believe the great majority of managers, authors, and actor-man- zgers are also anxious to stop it, and it is not the wish of the great -acting profession to have such things

performed in London.""

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Mr. Sydney Valentine, President of the Actors' Association, said that the tendency of the theatres lately had been downward. Since the war they had had many cases of roving companies run by men of very low class, who engaged any type of girl, and took them to the small

When business. provincial towns, was good they paid the girls a mere pittance, and when it was bad they paid them nothing at all, and the girls were constantly felt stranded.

in all parts of the kingdom. A

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A resolation was carried favour- ing the censing of employers of theatrical labour, and it was decided: to ask the Lord Chamberlain to re- cclyć a deputation on the subjett.

WEATHER REPÜKT..

January 7d. 125. 10-No returns from Vladivostock'oe Japanese stations. Pressure has decreased, considerably at Weihaiwel, szal alightly tv moderatoły at sibuse reporting stations The anticy clone had frolmbly mered mstward and another anticyclone. Eas dersloped over China. Fresh to strong' monsoon ¿will! prevail abng: the China court and över the N. China Bo

Hongkong Batufall for the 14 hours eading at 10 am today, 0.00 look. Total since Jannary 1st, 0.00 inches. against an average of 0.15 Inobos...

Forecast for the #4 bönn mading. st. noon on January 8th, 1930.

1---Hongkong 150 Gap Rock.. N. and

· N.K. winds, Froak`to strong ; fine-

Lelzemon "Channel. N. winds, strong, to a gale.”

Butib sonst of China between “Kangkong sad hamooks. The mine sa to L

4-Boath cosas. of China between. Hongkong, and Estian. The same so No. 1

RETIU OBSERVATORY, HONGKONG, DAILY WINTHER RIFORT.

JANUARY 7, 1520....

Station.

Hoor.

divestock 8

Semuro 5 thi

Hakolata.. [kio

Bochi ***** Nagasaki Kastehima

Lagima...s

V

labijiman... Buatn Laland

Ferbaiwei Haako Ichang Kicking. Chan, aha.. Shanghai Patria

tharp Pk

doop...

Justow...

Bammeter

• Sou Løval.

Temperature,

Horoidity.

8 a. 30.03 28.

30.35 34 58

30.29 34 80

Wind

7311 48 78 w

838 20: 49 72

Faihoka 5, 30.18 84.38

Falcha

fainas w..

Kabu

Pascadores. Canton 58 Bongi en: Gap Rock

Какво Wuchowa

Arboi Edibow.... Ebolien ... Tour ne C. St. James Aparri Dagupan Mania...... Logie? Tacloben (loto Farigno....

20.18. $2

Gua $.30), Labuan moni

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Worthor.

Faroo.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director,

Hongkong Observatory, Jan. 7, 1520.. 1. BAROMETER, reduced to 31 degress Fabrenbait, on the level of the ses lu nebas, tomths and hundredths.

1. TEMPERATURI, in the chide in de creen Fahrenheita

1 HUMIT, in percentage of satura. tion, he humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100

*

DIRMATION OF WIND, to two połota.

6. Yozo or WD, according to Beadford Scale

& STATE OF WRATEKE, h blue sky, o Jetached cloud, d drizzling rain, fog. g glowany, h hail, I lightning, o overcast passing showers, q squal, r'rain, 1 mow thunder v visibility w dow, wat

7. Baur is inches teatle and bun- fredth.

HONGKONG TIDES.

The tide table given below has been xmplied at the National Abuanac Office in London from the result of the snails if observations taken by mant ́of an automata tide-recording machine in the Water Police Basin at Taim Sha Trul Juring the years 2905-8,

The zere of the table corresponds with she zero of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be zer

Inches below mean sea-level

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PASSING OF THE "GLORY."

Commencing her career as flagship Lof, the Commander-in-Chief in the Far East, and ending as flagship of the Rear Admiral In the White San Squadron in the North, the battleship "Glory" Captain J. F. Warto, lately fiying the flag of Rear-Admirat J. FE. Green C.B., was paid off at Sheerness, upon the termination of her service as an effective ship of war.

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The P. & U..B.I.& AL. . Umta left

Singapore for this Pors on the 2nd- instant at 8 am, and is dus here on the 10th instant az about 8 am. The NY.E... Jo Maru (European Live) left Singapore for this port on the 6th January and is expected here on the 13th January. The C. MEB Co's: a. Nosking may be expected to arrive in Hongkong the "from "Japan) on or about January

31.

The N.F.E. 8.3. Wakamatsu Mare (Bom- bay Line) left Kobe for this port via. Moji on the Jiat Dec. and is expect ed here on the 7th January. The FT.E... Tokushima Maru (New Tori Line) left Ebbe for this port via Shanghai on the 31st Dec. and expected hers on the 7th January. - în

ALL BB. Japan left Moji for this Port on the 3rd instant at p.m... and' is duo bere on the 7th insty at about 7 a.m.. The N.I.K... Lye Mars (European Line) loft London for this por vis Buez Canal on the 29th Nov., and is

here the 7th January. espected The N.Y.E. sa. Kotori Maru (American | The

Line) left Manila for this port on the 5th Jan, and Is

the 7th January, pected here on

The OP.O. Co's RMB Bevors of Russia arrived at Yokohama on 8th January laft there 5th January and is das at Vancouver on 14th January, The C.P.O:8. Co RMP. Empress of Aria Tived at Tokohams on 6th January .. left there January, pm. Tas das at Robe on 7th January and is düs at Hongkong 18th January, N.X.E/sa. Atauta Maru Line) left London. fer this port, vis Suez Canal on the 13th Dec, and in expected here on the 19th Jan. N..K. 8.5. Tama Maru (Bombay fine) left Bombay, for this port direct on the fed Jan, and is expect- ed here on the 94th January,

Whe N.Y.K. 8.8. Kitano Mare (European The

Line) left Shanghai' for this

Port

on the 8th Jan, and is expected here on the 8th January.

The N.I.E. 26. Tokushima Maru (New York Line) left Shanghai for this on the 5th Jan, and is expected on the 8th Jan.

Ton

C.P.O.B. Co's RM8. Empres of Japan arrived at Nagasaki on 5th; Jannary a.m. left on 6th Jan, p.m. and is due at Shanghai on 8th Jan, The N.Y.E, s.s. Heihin Maru (Calcatta Lins) left Singapors for this port on the 30th Dec, and is expected Eero - on the 9th January

The C.F.0.5 Co's 8.8. Methers arrived at Shanghai on 2nd January thers 7th January and is das

To obtain the depth of water on the Ida xango! at the Victoria Naval Yard add foetinches, and on the gauge The it Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feat

4 lushes to the height given in the table. :

January 8 to 14, 1930.

HIGH WATER

Kengkong Hean

Height

Tlax

*49

-་

Ston

KAY WATER

Honghor

N

1,1

at Nagasaki on the January, N.Y.K... Welmato Mars (Bo

left Moji for this port on buy

the 9th January,

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LIST OF PASSENDÉRS.

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January 5.

Perna. Somali -—Mrs. McAnish, Mixa

Laid down, in 1896, the "Glory * cost £841,014 to build and equip. She is to proceed to the Firth of Forth for duty at Rosyth as depot ship.

POST OFFICE.

A telegram bsa 'been received from the G.P.D. London stating that there are no restriction on the importation of aagse by parcel post into the United Kingdom and that no parcels of sugar recently sent from Hongkong have been confiscated.

A direct exchange of Money Orders with the Republic of Chios, will come into operation on and after the 1st January, 1820.

The Money Order Service with the Philippine lands will be resumed on the lat Jan., 1920.

The parcel post service to Cuba k exspended.

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

The Berries to Germany, Austria, Bolgarls and the Ottoman Empire KIS suspended.

Ne unofficial letter addressed to Abadon, Ahwas or Mohammoral in the Parsian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight.

Begistered and Parcel Mafia are closed 15 minuten omelier than the time gåren below unless otherwise stated, and where malia arm. advertised to alase before 9} a. registered and parcel walls are

alosed at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

In the ones of Mulla closing before 3 a.zo. Registration alors at 6 o'clock on the previous racing,

INWARD KLIES.

WEDNESDAY, January T Bombay-Per YAMAGATA MARU. Europe via Negapatan)-Per FOOK.

SANG.

Japan-Per JAPAN.

THURSDAY, January 6.

Shanghai-Fer TOETSTHMA MARE. Fbsophai-Par KITANO MARU. Europe via Negapatam

DEMODOJUE

Bhanghai Por HOHOW.

FRIDAY, January. 9. Shanghai-Per CHENAN,

Jan-Per WAKAMATSU MARU. Straits-Fer KEISHIN MARU. Stilts For NAGOTA,

„SATURDAY, January 19.

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The Russian Opera Company arriving sooner than expected, it is found possible to open, their season on THURSDAY the 8th insty instead of the 9th. The Company will present "CARMEN" therefore on the 8th and tickets may be had at Moutrie & Co. This arrangement does not in any way affect the previous arrangement for “CARMEN on the 14th instant, and is an entirely extra programign, "CARMEN" : being played twice during the season.

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lat January

Mr F. K. J. Adama Mim Lawn Capt. Archer

Capt. Lochard Lit Lindsay

Mr J. D. Lloyd Capt. & Mr Love

& Mr Ashton Mr B. Blacking Lieut. Blackmore Mr and Mrs.D. K. grove

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Mr D. H.. Blake

Mr.T. Dallin

Mr O. W. Darch-

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The F. & O. B. N. Un's as. Nagoya left left for this port on the 4th instant pm. and is due on the 9th instant at about4 p.m.

WING ON Bri, at 204 tons, Capt. Lane, from Canton Owners.

BRENG HE NAIG, Obig atr., 107 tone, Cipt. Kwock Po, from Wechow-Chan WING HÀNG CHL str. 201 tons,

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