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WEATHER REPORT.

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January 12. 194. 37m-No returns from Vladivostock, Japan or the Marianas..

Prosure bias decreased moderately at Weihaiwei, auch alightly at other report ing sta Sza

A renkant eyclone covers Chlas. Moderat monsoon may be expected aves the China. Sen.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

Reuter'e Service to the China Mell.) BRITAIN AND CONSTANTINOPLE,

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LONDON, January 7th.. Lord Birkenhead accompanied the Pro- mier to Faris.

It is stated that the Ministers are accompanied by a retinue of fifty officials.

The Inter-Allied Conferences will really amount to a arcond Peace Conference dealing with many of the most momen- tous questions

Hongkong Bainfall for the 4 hours The inclusion of Lord Birkenhead is adice nt 10 am to-day, 0.00 lach-sniteunt of the fact that the questions Tatal since Jagowy 154 0.00 inches. for decision include the question of the

Trial of the ex-Kaiser and his accom against an average of 0.30 incha

Forest for the 24 hours ending Flices, c. on January 13th, 1920. 1.-Hongkong to Cap Rock. winds, moderate; dine.

It is stated in this connection that the British Government adheres to the declaration of Mr: Lloyd George that Nthe ex-Kaiser and others guilty of pro- .voking the war and of atrocities must

he Wied

A—Ë ATEROSAN Chasa & S. wind stroog.

1-ath count of China between Hongkong and lam ***.. The same as

No. 1.

Meanwhile. Germany is agitating against the surrendering of the war criminals. Berlin is developing a society, called Save Your Honour League, and the Berlin Government is being urged to defy the Allies and tell them to come and fesch the war criminals. If the Alice do so, 4surprises are promised,

--South cost of China. between Hongkong and Vainon. The same Na 1.

ROYAL OBSERVATORY, BONGKONG, DAILY WEATHER

BEPORT

JASCARY 12, 1620 set.m.

Satita

Privaback

Seatro Histote Thio Kombi "Nagasaki

Kashi

Cabine

SABA

Tabi'jum

Burin

Home....

at Soa Lavvol.

Weiwei 311

Hankow

Cehaniz

Firkisar Chanchal

Shan

Bazzled

Sharp Ple

Taibok

Taichin

Feinan Korhan Fescautio Canzon flanzk.me Gap Flask

MADE... Wachow

Pakkni

Hotbo thalion Tourang C.St. Jame

iparti....

Dagupan

Manila Lavuspi Isclehan Inila

37---

Gnam

Cabuan -

Wind

Tamponatura

Humility.

Direction.

Poroo

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30.29 31

1833 48

5 30 67 94

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3.18

3 30.12

30 19.5

13

130.5 33

Sp. 872 981 39:61 72 89:

20.82 75 96! 49.84 75 04: $89.82 75

4.24

5.83

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T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Honzkooz. Observatory, Jan. 19, 1920.

E. BAROMETER, reduced to 37 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the sos in aches, tenths and hundrediks

Z TEMPERATUaz in the shado in de

trees Fahrenheit.

3 HAMITY, ia pernuntaer of satura

don, the humidity of air saturled with

moïstore being 100, 2

4. DIRECTION OF Wird, to’twn polats,

6. Foace WIND, sccording to Barford Scale.

a. State of Wratura, b hine sky.c detached cloud. A drizzlina rain, f fox, gloomy, b ball, iliæbtning, o overcant >passing showers, à «qual, r rain, 3 snow

thunder a visibility w dev, vet

7. Rais fr inches tenths and hun. fred th.

HONGKONG TIDES.

Midle-table viven below has herni people at the National Alma Off

in London from the mult of the analysis {{,(v#whicp% #A% hy manཎྜ 6f n intareste bilerecording machine in the Four Folice Pasin at Taim Aba Taui 'laring the year 1904-2.

The worn of the table corresponds with the roof stasonndling in the Admirity Chart, which has been found to be 4 test

inches below mean sen-lovel

To obtain the depth of ster are the de cage at the Victoris Naval Yard add a fest inches, and on the zange it Lament Dock, Aberdeen, sid 10 foot

4 inches to the height given in the table

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The future of Constantinople is another

big question.

It is hinted that the British may adopt the French Fiew to leave the Turks Con- stantinople, but establishing a machinery for guarding the Siraita.

BRIDES "DRIPPING WITH CONFETTI."

VICAR'S VIDOROUS PROTEST:

The Vicar of Maryport the Rev.. J. A. Richards), writing on the popu lar use of confetti at weddings in the current issue of his Parish Magazine.

State:**

Whatever reasons or excuses may be found for the custom of throwing. confetti at married couples when they leave home after the wedding, it is certain that all sensible people must condemn a practice of recent growth. which compels people to arrive at the church smothered with this stuff. It conferti must be used, it certainly should be kept til after the church service. Throwing confetti at people before they reach the church is ir reverent, unseemly, and unkind. All, right-thinking people must realise how unseemly it is for people to enter the church and stand before the altar liter- ally dripping with confetti, as we have. sometimes seen them.

The practice is also unkind. The wedding-day is a great event in a girl's life. Mech time and money have been expended upon the cas- lumes. Very properly, the bride and the bridesmaids take a pride in look- ing their best; and it is abominable that vulgar, brainless people should be allowed to smother them with con-- letti. Strong measures should be aken to put this down. An action for assault would probably be successful. We have seen very pretty weddings quite spoilt by this senseless practice.. As far as the church is concerned, we wish to give notice that people covered with confetti will not be allowed to enter St. Mary's. They will have to go away and come back to the church in a decent and fitting condition before the ceremony can proceed."

"WALLA WALLA" MOTOR boats are built for your service.

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NOTICES.

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THURSDAY. January 13. Stanghai-Fer TINGCHOW

Telegraphic Comminication with Gap Straite Por TTORIMARU Rx Lighthouse is interrupted.

An agreement has been entered into between the Post Ofticus of China and Hongkong for at exchange finale letters. The medium of insurance is the Franc Currency and the maximum amount for➡hich a latter may be insured is a000, Lançam

A telegram bas been received from the G.P.C. Lendon stating that there are no restrictions on the importation of sugar by parcel post into the United Kingdom and that no parcels of sugar recently sent from Hongkong bave teen confiscated...

A dir es exchange of Maney Orders with the Republic of this has con. into operation since the 1st January 10.

The Money Order Service with the Philippine Islanda has been resumed since the lat Jan., 1990.

The parcel post, service to Cuba is aspen-feri,

It is notifat that all restrictions ar! o the ase of wireless Telegraphy by Marcbant Vessels on the China Station have been abolished

The Services to Germany, Austria, Raizaria and the Ottoman Empire are

sponded.

No naofficial letter addered to Abadan, Ahwas or Mohanrah in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight.

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Registored and Parre! Mails are closed minutes earlier than, the time given wlow an lese otherwian stated, and where mails are advertised to close before 9 m. registered and parcel walls are losed. at 8 pm. on the previous day.

In the case of Malls closfor before 9 nm. fegistration sloeas at & c'clock on the previous rening

INWARD MARS.'

MONDAY. 13. Straits-Per KEISHIN MARIT.

traits-Per UMFA Straits-Per COMMANDANT MAGES.

TUESDAY, Januuy 13. Shanghai-Per DINERA..

hanghs and Japan-Per PENANG

MARIT.

U.S.A. Japan and Shanghai-Per NAN

KISO

WEDNESDAY, January 14

ARRIVED.

January 11.

For a Nagoya-Kist Hayman. Ms W. D. Bell, Major Baguli, Kes. Bagnall, Mr. and Mr. Brown, Kiss D. Stovoni Mrs. L. P. Lane, Mrs Teaplo children Lient and Mrs. CA. M. Wilson and I Infants, Kiss S. M. Olarke Capt. Hallowee, and Lieut. Desne. Tra Daily and infant

Farsa. Emprout of Japan-Kri. 0, P. Bruere, Mr. J. Brova, Liest. RD. Bachannan, Mr. and Mrs. H. Books,, Mr. F. Birastell, Mr. W. Q. Browell, Mr. R.. A. Camidgs, Miss 0. Cross, Miss: 5, Davis, M. Drow, Min Martha Dram Mery) Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Dame, Liect. C. F. Dadlay, Liant. P.T. J. Dadley, Hisa M. Drake, Mr. P. Dentelad. Lleat 0. H. Denny, Liedt. A Graham, Mr. A. Q. El Mr. Q. M. Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Hawker and daughter, Lieut. . A Herbert, Mr. C. G. Harrison, Mian E. Hardie, Ma A. Hara, Lieat. T. A. Hall Lieut. L. Handy, Lieut. E. Hirst, Lieut. J. B. B. Kawell, Hiss E. 8. Innes, Capt. G. 8. Komp. His C. Kine. Uspl W. Logan, Mr. Low Lib Hisa Manches ter, Capt. T. Mackan, Hiss E. R. Hal- thews, Mr. and Mr. R. Mainnes Me and Mrs. Nelaen and daughter, Mi E. Power, Capt. L. A. P. Rannicles. Mis E. Rogers, H. L. Rappel. Dr. and Mrs. Scott, Mia G. P. Smith, Lieu G. Somers, Lisut. Swarbrick, Mr. E. Ster pit. Liest, R. & Slonett, Lieut. L., Sausam, Mrs. H. Swann, Lieut. Simmons. Mr. W. A. Tung, Hrs. Irwin Turner. Mr. JJ. Ting, Hr. and Mrs. F EAN-Thomsson, Miss J.B Van Eya, Mike S..

MONDAY, January 19. Strait-Per ATSUTAMARU.

WEDNESDAY Jezusly $1. Straits Per MUTA.

SATURDAY, Jannary 24. " Borabay-Per TAMA MARU

LOUTWARD MAILS.

TUESDAY, January Swatow and Bangkok For

CHOW, 8 m)... Macao-Per UI TAI, 8.30 A 1. Formosa rin Ecelung and & Japan via

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jwntow,

Kobe-P. KORSO MARU, 9.8.11.

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Wh, Mr. Wong Wa Sanz, Miss E. E.. Warner, Mr and Ms A. E. Wien. Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Yonth Mr. P. D. Youle, MOS. Alexander, Pte. Blunt F V. Dolphin Cpl. Dempsey, Mr. Funk Haiphong-Per CRINKIANG, 9am. Wah, C. W. Farzer, Mr. J. W. Garton, *Fort Bayard Por CHUENOT. I am. Mass.L Griffitha, A. Eswood, H. E Amor and Focchow-Per Harris, S. Johnston, Mr. G. F. Geoble. Pre. EJ. Kirby Koir, OS. H. I Lowther, Pte. HAICHING, Noan,

Matthews, Pte Fort Bayard-Per WA SUN, 1 p.m. Fort Bayard VerSHUN SHING. I n.m. MacKay, Pt Melamey, C. 8. M. J. Straits, Bangkok, and Undis via CAL- MaSweeney, Rav. N. G. Mong Hing,

Norrington, CUTTA Per LAISANG.1m. C

0. Q. M.. 8. J. C. Q. H. S O'Donnell Sandakan, Anstralia and New Zealand

via

J. F. Pa ton, Hr G. Queng. Hr. Thursday Jaland Per C TAIYUAN Registration 1.45 Mr. Sam Woonz Hay, Pts. A. Sinclair,

N. E. Syne, Mr. Ta Riva Tabang. Sgt. am. Letters 2.30 p.m.. Shanghai and North China-Per Tontill, Mr. and Mrs. C. Tolson and

DEMUPOCTS. 3 p.m.

daughter, Mr. Vangin Cheng. C..M.. Amoy hanghi North Chin-Per Ward. Mr. Wong Lea, Mr. Jne Wing,

SUITANG. 3. p.m.

Yardley sad Mr. Yes. Tik OLM.S. Sgt Japan vin. Robe-Por FOOKSANG, Lorg

4 p.m. Macao-Por CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m. WEDNESDAY, January 14 Macso-Per SUI AN, 8.30 am)

Swatow and Straits-Per LUICHOW,

9 3.1

Hoihay_P khi and Esphor,Por

EWEILIN, T

Ehsazhai, Ford China and Japan via Kobe-Par IYO MARU, 10 ■ m. Swatow-Per EAT HONG, Noon Macao Per CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.

THURSDAY, January 15. Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Takso

Per OSHU MARU, 8 cm. Macao-Per SU1 AN. 8.30am.

China- Per Stanghai And North

“BUNIING. 10 A.M. Stanghai North China, Japan vis

MOVIMENTS OF STEAMERS.

Shanabai on Saturday afternoon. The C. H. 5.5. Colas. Neating loft

(1 th ina and 'la dne bere To morrow, Tuesday, 13th inst, st

9 a.m.

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Ths. N.YK. Pang Maru (Baro- pean Line) left Kobe for this port Shanghai the 8th January and is expected here on the lith January

The P. &0. 8. N. Cal's ss. Dunern left. Shanghat for this port on the toth fristant at 1.10 p.m. and ja das kare on the 13th înslint at al-out, ¿pm ·

The

C.PO.S. CON LMS Empreu of Runa arrived at Yokobama on th Janustt - them 8th January and is die at Vancouv 14th January

Jeft

The N.Y.. ... Telleri Maru (European

Line) left Singapore for this part on. the 6th Jan.. sad is expected here on the 15th Jan

Namaki Hodglulo, Canada, United Biste Central and South America and EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO-Fer SHINYO MARU. Registration 9.45 a.m. Letters 10.30 ... Matao-Per CATEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m.

FRIDAY, January Macao-Per SUI AN. 8.30a.m. Japan via Nagasaki-Per AKI MARU,

10. Swatow

Amov ant Fochow-Per "GUISŃ"HATG, IL A.2 Macao Fer CHUEN CHOW, 4.30 p.m

SATURDAY. JADULTY 17.

via *CATARA Nazaraki

United Shanghai North China, Japan

Stater.

*Central and South The America and EUROPE via VICTORIA, B.C-Fer KATORI BEARU Registration 9.15 am. Letters 10.

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The C.P.O.S. Ces RMS. Empress of åria arrived at Yokohama on 6th Janusry s.m. left there Jinusry p.m. was. dao at Robe on 7th January and la dus at Hongkong 18th January

Ren Line as. Imarty from London left Singapore for this port on 11th instant and may be expected to arrive here on arabout 18th idem.

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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS. The X.Y.K. s. Alruta Maru (European Tice) aft Londen for this pori via Boz Canal on the 13th Doo, and is expected bere on the 19th Jan The P. & O-B.L&AL.M tra Jett Binapors for this Fort on the lith instant at am, and is doe bere on the 21st Instant.

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The V.T.K. La Chémpo Mara-(Oklonšta Liai) left Caloutta for this port vis fangoon and Blogspors on the 9th Jan, and a expected here on -the 30th JanuaIJĄ,

STRAIGHT AT IT THERE id no use of our lubosking

around the beak, Wa

well out with it fires at late. We want The FT.K. LE Tane Mara (Rombar you to try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Tips) left Bombay for this, part the next time you hare a cough or chide dirret on the 3rd Jan, and leespect. There is ne mason an las an: WE CLE DE ed harn on the 34th January, why you shaald wat de sodhly pro The U. M. 8. Cố's 'na. Căing miled paration by its remarkable cares fe from San Francisco on Saturday gained a wide reputation, and December 17 and may be expected people everywhere speck of 16 fa, thị to arrive in Engrong on or about highest terms of praise It is for sale.

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