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WEATHER REPORT.

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March Bd. 19 Ho-No rotaras érom Japan, Viadroatcek sor Philippines.

Pressure, bas deerrased considerably at all reporting stations, the sutleyclone having moved eastward to Japan.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours anding at 10 am to-day, 0.00 Inch, Total since January 155, 3.07, inahes, against, no storage of 3.83 inches.

Forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon on the 9th,

1.-Hongkong to Gap Book. E moderate claody, fog, mais or drizzling

rain.

L-Formosa Channel. The same as No. J.

"T-South coat of China between Hongkong and Lamocks. The same as No. 1

-South count of China-between Bongtong and Hainan. The same as No.L

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ROYAL OFANEYITORY,

HONGKONG, DAILY WEATHER

REPORT.

MARCH 8, 1820...

Station.

Hour,

Fi'divostock. 6a.

Nemaro

Hakodate

folio ! Sochi Nagasaki Kagoshima. Oshima....

Nab Ishi'jiz Boat Laland

Weihalwei Hankor... fahang ***** Klakang... Changsha.. Shanghai.. Gatzian..... Sharp Pk...

Amoy Swatowane:

Talhoku...

Tights Lowe

Tainan

Koshan

Baromater

at Sea Leval.

Wind.

Tomperature.

Humidity.

Direction.

Force.

Weather.

€2.50.01 38

43 100 sax 29.94 42 100 29.91

64 29.98 54 20 3 29.89 57 94

59.97 57 98

119.97 63

H 49.95 61 29,93

Pescadores." 29.97

Canton.

Hongkong. 129.03 " '19.93

Gap Rock...

Bacao - Wachow Pakboi... Holbo....! Fhulien

Touring

C. St. James Apseri

Dagupan..

Mariss... Legazpi Tacloban

Gollo

Surigao

4.30

Grus.20 Labusu... 8

7. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong Observatory, March 8, 1920,

1. BAROMETKE, reduced to 39 degrees Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in nabes, tenths and hundredths.

1. FINPERATUxx, in the shads in de crees Fahrenheit,

3. Humorer, in peregotage of saturs. tion, the humidity of air saturated with moliture being 100,

4 DIEBITION OF WED, to two points. 6. FORCE OF WI, according to **Beadlord Beale.

6. STATE OF Wwarren, b bine ky.c detached cloud d drizzling rain, f lög, gloomy, b hail, Hghtning, o overcast p passing showers, q squal, r rain, 1 mow

i thunder v visibility w dow, wel

7. Bam in inches tenths and hun- dredth.

HONGKONG TIDES.

The de-table kiven below has been complied at the National Almanac Office in London from the result of the analysis of observations taken by mests of an tomatic tide-recording machine in the Water Folice Basin at, Talm Bhs. Taal Kuring the years 1905-8.

The sera of the table corresponds with the zero of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be zoet

Inches below mean non-iovelį ́s

To obtain the depth of water on the kide gange- at the Vistoria Naval Yard add 3 feos 4 inches, and on the gange as Lamont Dock, Aberdoon, add to foot

4 inches to the height given in the table.

Mod. 10

March 8 to 15, 1923.

SJON WATER

Hongkong

Moan

Time

hm.

Thar. 11 14

F

44 Mantarlor

LOW WATER!

CHINESE HONOUR HOŃ, DR. OLAUD SEVERN, G.M.G.

"Continued from page B) | The present position of the Club was due to Dr. Severn, especially the improvement in the ground. Tas only grievance they had against him was that Dr. Severn did not take to batting seriously. He hoped that Dr. Severn when he came back would imitate Mr. Bird, who not only topped the bowling but had become a good batsman. (Applause and laughter).

Mr. Ng Sze Kwong, on behalf of the Chinese Recreation Club, thanked Dr. Severn for the interest he had taken in his Club. "Dr. Severn had always been a friend of the CR.C. and his team wished him a pleasant voyage

Dr. Severn, in reply, thanked the Civil Service Club, stating that it would always be a pleasure to him to have been associated with it for so many years. He was glad to see the members of the C.R.C. present, as all were agreed that they were good sportsmen. He was fully deter mined to come back to the Colony and he hope that his batting would improve by then. He was coming back a good bowler, able to break through the defence of any stone-"; waller, and he regretted that Mr. Ponsonby-Fane would not be present to face him.-(Laughter),

SHIPS DUE TO ARRIVE.

FROM EUROPE..

TES 68. LAYCAÓN, das here Mar. 8 from Europe and maila for Shanghai and Japan Mar: 0.

The La.. MENTOR, due he à Mar. 15 from Europe and sails for Shanghai and Japan, Har: 16.

The 8. KEEMUN, doe here Mar. 30 from Europe and sails for Tsingtan and Japan,

Har. 31.

The a. RHESUS doo hero April 1 from Europe and sails for Shanghai and Japan, April 2

The as. TELEMAGHUS, due bers April 5 from Europe and sails for Shang- hai and Japan, April 6.

FROM AMERICA.

The .. IXION, leaves Seattle Mlaz. 8 and is dog høre via Tsingau, Yokohama, Kobe and Manila April 14.

FROM MANILA,

The 6.5. TYNDAREUS, leaves Manila Feb. 29 and is due in bere Mar. 2. aniling for Beattle vis. Kobe and Yokohama Mar: 14.

·FROM JAPAN.

Tho. HYSON, leares Tokobams. Feb. 8 and is due here Mar. 15, sailing for London via Singapore Mar. 16.

The LLYGAON, leave Tokobama Mar. 97 and is due here via Kobe and Shanghai Apr, 15, sailing for London vis Singapore April 18,

The MENTOR, leaves Yokohama Apr. 10 and is dae here via Kobe and and Shanghai Apr. 28, sailing for London ris Singapore April 17.

The as. RHESUS, leavee YokotaшDA Apr. 24 and is due here via Kobe and Shanghai May 10, miling for London May 1

The .. CYCLOPS, lesves Yokohama Mar. 8 and is due here vis Kobe Mar. 93, sailing for Liverpool via Singapore Mar, 24.

The a.. KNIGHT COMPANION, leaves Yokohama Mar. 13 and is due bere via. Kobe Mar. 97, sailing for Liverpool vis Singapore Mar. 28.

The . TITAN, leaves Yokohama Mar. 21 and is due here April 5, sailing for Liverpool via Singapore Apr. 6.

The .. PELEUS, fenver Yokohama Apl. 1 and is dae bere vis Shanghai Apr. 18, sailing for Liverpool via Singapore Apr. 17.

FROM SHANGHAI.

The a. EURYPYLUS, leaves Shang hai Mar, 16 and is doe here Mar. 20, sail ing for London vis singapore Mar. 33.

The 5.a. HECTOR, leaves Shanghai Mar. 18 and is due here Mar. 21, sailing for Liverpool via Singapore Mar. 22.

LIST OF PASSENGERS.-

DEPLETED.

Per 8.8. Nile Mr. W. M. Anderron, Mr. Abtes Lourie, Mr. O. Anderson, Mr. V. Atherton, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Blecker, Mr. Braasner Raphad, Mr. C. Borg, Mr. Thos. Beam, Mr. R. B. Bererley Mr. Ralph Cobb, Misa M. C. Collins, Miss A E. Collins, Mis H. M. Collins, Mr. A. Clayton, Mr. R. C. Ora, Mr. 31 8.

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A PRESENTATION TO KOWLOON BRITISH SCHOOL.

It is interesting to note that the Hongkong Boxing Association has been prompt to recognise the good work being doce in Kowloon British School in teaching the boys boxing and has presented three sets of boxing gloves for the use of the embroyo puglists.

in organizing boxing classes for The lead taken by Mr. Nightingale

Kowloon British School is likely to have far reaching results and it is more than probable that an inter- school tournament will be held later on. In this connection it might be mentioned that His Excellency the Governor, when Colonial Secretary in Ceylon, presented a shield for competition by schoolboy boxers, known as the "Shield" His Excel- ency has already expressed his ap- proval of boxing classes for Hong- kong schools so that it is reasonable to anticipate His Excellency's keen support of whatever might be one in Hongkong.

There will probably be another tournament by the boys of Kowloon British School on Saturday week.

Two Shanghai Chin who earn

Master R. E. and Miss E. J. Crane, their living as travelling showmen. Mr. H. Coolina. Mr. . E. Doremaa, Mr. were this morning charged before

F. O. Davis, Mr. H. J. Dennehy, Mr. Mr. N. L. Smith with beating their Ericson, Mr. A. E. Forman, Mrs. A. C. Finnell, Mr. and Mrs. EE. Ford, Mr.

gongs in Glenealy which is a prohi

bited area. They pleaded that they

H. Gouvernens, Mr. J. E. Miller, Mr. E. B. Walters, Mr. De Graan were Ignorant of local regulations, Madam Genin, Mr. Green, Mrs. A. M. His Worship discharged them with Hobb, Mr. I. S. Baltsaffel, Miss. G. D. Holt, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Bolt, Mra.

a caution. Ethel Harwood, Mr. A. C. HOL, Mr. Kanatantion Hollman, Mr. H. Hanson,

A coolie foreman reports that Mr. T. Balmers, Mr. Joha Ina, Mr. whiles come of his men were at work Olaf Johnson, Mr. Jacobsen Ols, Capt.

at the Kowloon Godowns stacking H. I. Levenz, Mr. G. Jas. Lopez Mr. &. W. Linderom, Mr. A. V. Lazarte, Mr.

some bags of cargo, a pile of bags

G. P. Lopouble, Mr 2. Mndir, Mr. W. B. became dislodged and fell on one of Manson, Mira. E Matson, Miss D. F the men who was badly crushed. Hei Manion, Miss Moxzan, Capt. W Mac has been removed to the G. C. H. donald, Mr. P. Marcello, Mr. Hans Moller, Mr. 4. Del. Moro, Mr. Geo. Manlendyk where he now lies in a critical Mr. A. Moody, Mr. A. O, Michiels, condition.

Mr. W. T. Ore, Mr. P. Pearl, Mr. A; F.

Porter, Mr. A. J. Forter, Mr. H. A

Paloma, Mr. J. D. Rosselymes, Mr. and

Mrs. L. F. Rabins, Mr. J. Regalado, Mr.

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MONDAY, March. A.

Bombay--Per NICHIYO MARU.

TUESDAY, March 9. Shanghai-Per LAKE FIELDING.

WEDNESDAY, March 10, Straits-Par LAKE FAULK Shanghai Per MIGES

COMMANDANT

THURSDAY, March 11. Straits-Per WAKASA MARC

SUNDAY, March 14. Straits-Fer HEIMEI MARU.

MONDAY, March 15. Bombay--Par NAGAND HARU.

SUTHLAD MAILS.

MONDAY, March 6. Holbow and Haiphong-Per|TAKSANG,

6 p.m.

TUESDAY, March 0. *Swatow and *Bangkok-Par CHUBAN,

10 a.m.

Baigor-Per HAIYANG, 17. Javu and Port Moresby via Batavia-

TJIKINI, 11 A Hankow-Per FOODNOW, 11 s.m. Ewatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per HAI-

CHING, NOOD.

Java and Port Moresby via Batavia--

Per BANBI MĀRU, 1 p.m. Amoy, Shanghai and North China-

SUTYANG, 5 pm

Swato Shanghai and North Chins ---

Fer HANGBANG. 0p.m. Yoorate Pos KHAI HAI, 3 phím

WEDNESDAY, March 10,

Japan via Nagasaki and "San Francisco

-Per BONDOWOSO, 3 p.m. Saigon-Per FAUSANG, 3 pm.

THURSDAY, March 11. Swatow, Amoy and Formosa via Takıə---

Per S03HU MARU, 8 m. 'Shanghal and North. China-Fer

JUNNING, 10a.m. *Shanghai, North China, Japan via

Kagasaki. Honolulu, Canada, *United States, Central and South America and "EUROPE SAN FRANCISCO Per TENTO MARU. Registration 9.13 a.m. Letters 10.00 am. Shanghai, North China, Japan via

Nagasaki, Canada United

·States, Central and South America and EUROPE vis VANCOUVER B.O. Per EM PRESS OF RUSSIA Registra- tion 9.45 s.m. Letters 10.30 am.

FRIDAY, March 19.

Philippine Islands—Per YUENSANG,

2 p...

SATURDAY, March 19.

Japan via Moji, Honolulu and *San Find-

cisco Per

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MARU,

Weibalwei and Tientsin-Per KUE

CHOW, p.m.

TUESDAY, March 16 Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per

RATHONG, Noon.

MOVEMENTS. OF STEAMERS.

The C.P.O.S. Co'a RMB. Empress of Asia arrived at Bagsski on 6th March left there 7th March due at Tsingtau on 8th March.

The C.P,0.5 Co's BB. Hatheen

arrived at Yokohama on 8th March, left there 7th March due at Kobe an 8th March

The N.YE... Nichiye Maru (Bombay Line) left Bombay for this port direct on the 17th Feb., and is expected here on the 8th March. The Frank Waterhouse & Co., 5.8.|

from Bonttle left Kobe for Maguan this port on Rud instant, and may be expected arrive here on or about 8th March.

The P. M. S. 8: Co.'s.. Lake Fidding left Shanghai for the 5th instant and may be expected here on ar about Tuesday March 8.

The P. M. 8. 8. Co's. es. Lake Fanik left Bingapore on the 3rd instant may be expected here on or about Wednesday March 10.

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5. Wakasa Maru (European left London for this port vin the Suez Canal on the 29th Jan, and is expected here on the 11th March, The_N.Y.K, 3.5. Heimei Maru (Calcutta Line) left Calcatta for this port via Fangoon and Bingapore on the 23rd Feb and la expected here, on the * 14th March. The N.Y. Nagano Maru (Bombay Line) left Bombay for this port direct on the 27th Feb., and is. expected here on the 16th March. The CP.OR. Co's RMB. Mostang? left Vancouver for Hongkong, vis Japan port,“ Shanghai and Manila, on the 19th Feb, and is due here on or about the 19th March. The N.F.E 5.8. Tamba Haru (Europesa Line) left London for this port vis Baez on the 14th Feb. sad is ex- pected here on the 24th March. The N.Y.K. 2.5. Toyooka Mar (Euro- pean Line) left London for this port "Tis Bues on the 25th Feb, and is

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