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WEATHER REPORT.

July 1. 114. naming to Bengking and Coast Ports:-A Ty pheon within miles of Lat. 990 N. Long. 1240 Emoving N.W.

July-15d 13A. 4S-No returns from Japan and Weibsirei

Pressure bas decreased slightly to moderately along the south-east of Chirm, and increased slightly elsewhere The typhoon is situated to the zouth of Forms'; it appears to have resumed a NW. Ince and to threaten the const to the torth of Foochow

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours, eading : 10 am, to-day, 000 in. Cotal Ence Isansry 1st, 31.50 inches, sgainst an average of 14,51 inches.

Forest for the 24 hours ending at ason July 18th.

L-Hongkong to Gap Rock. T and winds, moderate: fine to cloudy, probably some rain,

1-Fortos Channel. $ and 8.W. winds, stronK-

3-Forth coast of China between Rokas and Lamecks The same as No. 1.

4-South west of China between" Tengkong and Hainan. The same -53 No.1

ISTAL·SESERVATORY. #WIGKONG, DAILY WEATHER

Station

REPORT.

JULY 15, 1520-0

divostock G. 20, 71

Yemure Go

Hakodate

fchio

Stocki

Sagasaki. Kagoshiza

Jatima

Naha.. tabi'jima Borla -land Walksiwei, ö

Hankow...

Ichang

Kinking #

Changsha .. Shanghai..

Gutzlat....

93,51

harp Pk... 29.40

Wind.

Zwatów

Taiboka....

29.33 81 78 æsk

Faicht

23.48 TT

E 2

Tainan .....

99.47

1

Kosbun

29.45

Pescadores.

Canton

Kangkong.

Jap Rock..

Wachow

¿kta..

doibow

fhalen.

fotrade

3.St James

Aparri

Dagupan

Manila.....

Legaspi Tacioban

lofle *Barigno + ***

******

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS,

VESSELS DUE.

FROM SHINGHII.

July 16.-F. &. 0.

16-R F. 17.-P. & 0. 21.-G. F.

-NY.E. 24-B. F. Aug. 4-P. $0

6.-B. F. 8-B F.

13-R. F.

16.--B. F.

24-8 F.

30.-B. F.

Sept. 5.-B. F.

6-B. F. 15-B. F. 19.-B. F.

20.-B. F.

Oct 11.B. P...

Dilwara.

Knight Templar- Nellore. Pyrrhus Demedoens." Izsba Marc.. City of Oran. Dunera

Pak Ling.

Alcinous."

Prometheus.

Denta

City of Birmingham.

Protasileus.

Ningchow. Rhesus.

Achilles.

City of Dunkirk.

Meator,

Atreus.

FROM ILPEN.

July 16.- F

17.-P. & 0. 22.-P. & O. 6.-P. & 0. 30.-B. F.

Aug. 6-7.0.

1.-P. & 0. 14. P. & O. 16.-P. & 0. 16.-P. 0. 19.-B. F. 23.-P. (.' 28.-P. & U. Sept. 6-P. & 0.

13.-F.&O. 90,-B, F. Oct. 18.-B. F.

.

Kaight Templar. Euryades. St. Albans. Devanba. Torilla Laomedon.

Kalyan-

Tarade. Lshore.

Arratoon Apear,

Eastern

Bellerophon

Japan.

Plassy

Jeypore.

Khiya.

Os clops. Titan.

FROM MANILA.

Asg.-B. F.

Taithybios.

FROM CALCUTTA.

July 23-P & 0...

Takıdı.

25.-P. & Q.

Aug. 1.-P. & 0.

Artatoon Apear. Japan.

FROM BOMBIY.

July 23P. & 0.

18.-N. T. K

P

Dusers.

Kangawa, Marun.

FROM JAYA.

July 16-J.C.J.L. Tisalak.

$2.-J.C.J.L. Hiwong.

25.-J.CJI Tjatjap

FROM MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.

9.

July 20.-N. Y. E.

22-F. & 0.

Aug. 3.-A. (.

Labad 6 a

$0.69

T. F. CLAITOS, Director. 30sgkong Cheervatory, July 16, 1920,

1. ELOMITIE, radneed to 31 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in nches, tenths and hundredths.

**%. TEMPERATURE, in the shade in de Eras Fahrenbelt.

Euxmtry, in percentage of stora ion, the humidity of air saturated with molature being 100.

+ DTRIOTION OF Win, to two points. A. FORE 07 W250, according to

Seadford Seals.

3. SELEN OF WRATH, b blue sky, setached clond, d drizzling rain, f fog giony, bail, lightning, o overcast P passing showers, g equall, rrain, show

thander visibility w dew, wat

7. BA ir inetus tenths and hun j-edths.

HONGKONG TIDES.

The tide table kiven below has been xampled at the National Almanac Office in London from the result of the analysis if observations taken by means of an aricatio tide-recording machine in the Water Police Basin at Trim Sha Tsui furing the years 1909-8.

The zery of the table corresponds with the sero of the sounding in the Admiralty Chark, which has been found to be 4 zeet

Inches below mean sea-larel

To obtain the depth of water on the úde gauge 1 the Victoria Naval Tard add feet 4 inches, and on the gas at Lamont Deck, Aberdeen, add 10 feet 4 inches to the height giran ki the table.

July 16 to 22, 1920.

FOX WATTE

Hongkong

Aki Maru.

Eastern.

Taiyuan.

FROM YANCOUVER.

July 23.-C.P.O.S. Empress of Azin.

FROM BRITTLE.

July 30.-B. F. Aug. 17.-B. Sept. 28--E. Oct. 26.-R. F Nov. 90-B. F. Dec. 25.-B. F.

Irion.

Proteciiaus. Traderecs Ixion. Taltbybine. Tyndarens.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

July 16-C. M.S. Aug. 1-T. K. K.

4.-P. M. S.

China Tenyo Mara. Yenezuela.

FROM LOS ANGELES.

July 25-LAP.N. West Moatop. Aug. 30.-L.A. P.N. West Hike Sept. 12.-L.A.P.N. VIta Oct. 7.L.A.P.N. West Hixon.

FROM LONDON.

July 17-R. L. 28. M. 29.-X. E. E. Arg 4-P. & 0, "·

6.-P. & 12.-N. Y. K. 16.-P. & 0.."

Benlawers."

.Glennanda

Kaga Maru Flaxy. Jeypore

Yokohama Mara. Кіта

FROM LIYERPOOL...

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES.

"SOLIGNUM

THE ONLY REMEDY AGAINST DESTRUCTION OF WOODWORK BY WHITE ANTS AND DEY-ROT.

"SOLIGNUM '

DOES NOT EVAPORATE, "CRACK, OR PEEL, BUT

SEARCHES RIGHT INTO THE WOOD.

Sole Agents

ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd.

là, Chater Road.

'Phone 1500.

CHOCOLATES

A CONSIGNMENT

JUST TO HAND

INCLUDING:

NESTLE'S

MILK CHOCOLATE-NUT MILK,

CHOCOLATE

PETER'S

POST OFFICE.

Registered and Parcel Malls are closed 15 minutes earlier than the time given below unless otherwise stated, and where mails are advertised to close before. 9 a.m. registered and parvel mails are cleod at 5 p.m. on the previous day.

DÜHIRD MATA.

THURSDAY. July 1 Straits--Per EALYAN. Saigon Per. OADDOPEAK..

FRIDAY, July 16. Shanghai-Par SHANTUNG. Shanghai-Par DILWARA. USA..

Canada and Shanghai-Per CHINA.

SATURDAY. July 17.

Japan-Pet. ST. ALBANS.

SUNDAY, July 18.

Bombay-Par KANAGAWA MARU.

TUESDAY, July 10.

Australia and Manila-Per & KTMARU. Japan-Per TUKIWA MARU.

OUTWARD MLILA.

THURSDAY, Jály 15.

Haiphong-Par CHONGVAJpL

FRIDAY, July 16

Hotow, Pakhoi and Hiphong Par

KAIFONG, 80

Japán via Kobe. Vancouver and Seattle-Per MAQUAN, 10 a.m. Philippine Islands, Sandakar, Australia and New Zealand via TRURS- DAY ISLAND-Per HWAH- FING. Registration 9.45, s. 10, Letters 10.30 5.1.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per HAI-

100NG, 1 pm

Straits, Bangkok, Calcutta and ADEN- Per FOOKSANOJE p.m.

Philippine Islands-Per YUENSANG,

Sp..

TIL. Nc.

1748.

THURSDAY, JULY 15, 1920,

ENTERTAINMENTS

CORONET The No

TO-NIGHT, at 5.15 & 9.15 pm.

SESSUE HAYAKAWA

IN

1748

“THE CALL OF THE EAST.”

“WHY GO HOME?”

BRITISH GAZETTE,

THONGKONG THEATRE. T

66

TO-NIGHT I

· TO-NIGHT !! at 5.15 & 9.15 p.m.

WILLIAM DESMOND

in

2511

THE SUDDEN GENTLEMAN

Weihaive Chefco and Trestein-Pe|| THE NEW VICTORIA THEATRE

KLEICHOW, 3 p.m.

Amoy-Fer FOOSHING, 4 p.m.

MILK CHOCOLATE BARS (with Toasted Almonds) Shanghai, North China And Japan via

MILK CHOCOLATE

CAILLER'S

PLAIN (Vanilla Flavour) CHOCOLATE 1⁄4 lb. pckte. ROYALTY BONBONS, 1⁄2 lb. boxes.

MONT BLANC, 1⁄2 lb. boxes. SPECIALLY SELECTED

CHOCOLATE BONBONS

In oval tins of 6 oz., 12 lb., 12 oz. & 1 lb.

OBTAINABLE. AT

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO., WISEMAN'S CAFE,

and other stores.

EING HING

DEALER IN

PORCELAIN and FARTHERN WARES DINNER and TEA SERVICES

IN

CANTON GREEN and GOLD, KANKIN BLUE

VARIOUS KIND OF VASES, &c.

No. 39. Queen a Road Central, Hongkong.

NAMING BABY.

"A GERMAN PROBLEM.

:

not like royalty.

A real hereditary Ferdinand is clearly preferabie to the most inspired Parsifal.

Moji-Per KALYAN, 5 p.m. SATURDAY, Joly 17.

Fort Bayard-Per WASUN, § arms. Strats, Pangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, L.

Marquis South Africa, India vi Dhanushkodi, Bombay, ADEN-Fer DILWARA, 11 Am.

fara and Port Moresby via Batavia-

Per TJIMAÑOĚK, 1 p.m. Philippine Islands Per HANYANG,

3 p.m.

Shanghai and North China - Per

TEAN; 3 p.m.

Japan TIA Nagasaki

And *SAN FRANCISCO – Per KAISHO MARO, 5 p

SUNDAY, July 18.

Swatow. Apoy and Formoss vis Kee- lanz-Per AMAKUSA MARU, 3 1.02.

MONDAY, July 18.

Sandakan. Australis and New Zealand

TIR THURSDAY ISLAND-Per Registration

ST. ALBANS

15am Letters 10.30 am.

TUESDAY, July 20

FAU

11

U FONG Just a little way up the steps by the Fire Brigade Station.

TO-NIGHT!

TO-NIGHT I

Commencing 18th Jaiy FATHE'S FAMOUS SERIAL Great Success in the Old Vic. RUTH ROLAND in "TIGER'S TRAIL".

Episode 1 & 2.

DONT FORGET

"THE BLACK SECRET

Eth & 6th Episodes on 18th instant. -

WARNING TO MASTERS.

Amoy, Shanghai and North China DANGEROUS DERELICT JUNK.

Per SHANTUNG, 9&m

*Swatow and Bangkok-Fer CHIX-

BUA,,10

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per HAI-

BONG. 1 p.

WEDNESDAY, July 21.

"

A telegram was received yester day, the 14th instant, by the Harbour

TWELVE STROKES.

THE "CAT " FOR SNATCHER.

A Chinese was this morning charged before Mr. R. O. Hutchison, at the

Philippine Islanda, Australia, and New Master from Coast Inspector Eüllman | Magistracy with having snatched a gold

Zealand ris THURSDAY IS LAND-Por NIKKO MARU. Registration 8.45 & Letters

Japan via Nagasaki-Per AKI MARU.

9.30 8.0.

10 LB.

THURSDAY, July 29.- Shanghai and North China-Fer SIN-

KIANG. 10 8.01.

of Shanghai as follows:

"Large derelict junk dangerous mounted rattan bangle from the wrist Latitude 24° 10′N, Longitude 118° of a 10-year-old Chinese boy in Mal Defendan Hory Street yesterday.

denied the charge and said the bangle ş was not found on his person.

36′E."

The above position shows that the derelict was sighted in the Straits of Formosa.

TYPHOON WARNING.

The boy said he was sure the des fendant was the man, because he gave chase and kept defendant in sight until his arrest by sa, Indian watch- man. When the defendant saw him- self concerned, he dropped the bangle. A Chinese clerk, employed id Mr. G. R. Haywood's office, said he was The telegram quoted below was just jumping of a mam car after 5 received by the American Consulate pm.. yesterday, when he heard the General, from the Manila Observatory boy calling out" save life." He also at 10 á.m. July 15, 1920.

Shangbai, North China, Japan via Nagy- saki, Canada, United States, Central and South America *EUROPE via SAN FRAN CISCO Per CHINA. Registra- tion 8.43 a.m. Letter 16.30 8.1

FRIDAY, July 2, Swatow, Amoy ard Foochow-Per HAI-

CHING, 1 p. THURSDAY, Joly £9.

Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africa, Marquía, India via Dhanushkodi, Egypt.

EUROPE via MARSEILLES Westward. -Per IYO MARU. Registration 9.45 am. Letters 10.30 am.

FRIDAY, Joly 30:

Shanghai,

only.

North China and Japan via Kobe-Per KAGA MARU, 10 a.m.

Typhoon N. of Formosa inclining saw the defendant take of his shoes and run. He had, something in his hand. Witness blew a Police whistle and gave chase. An Indian watch- man came from the opposite end of Mallory Street and captured the delen-

A little argument in an opium dant who dropped the bangle into the divan led to heated words which drain. It was recovered by a small' finally resulted in a free fight, in the boy and handed to the Indian Ser- *Correspondence bearing vessel's name course of which one man was severely geant who came up just then.

wounded on the head and wrist by

After the watchman had given evi being struck with an earthenware desce, the defendant denied that any pillow. He is now in hospital. His Police whistle was blown or that any alleged assailants have absconded.

one had chased him. He was walking when he was arrested by the watch.

PASSENGER LISTS.

AERIVATS.

Failing ancient dignities, the ten-Straits, When Europe was full of principali-dency now seems to be to trust to ties, dynasties, and duchies, it was luck. A young husband of my .ac- quite an easy matter to find a name quaintance appears to have solved the for baby. The pious parents gave itp.oblem of naming baby with consider the name of the royalty that was and able dexterity. He is twenty-six, had always been-Herry, William,attractive and very much in love. She Joseph, Francis, or Frederick-and all is Belgian, pretty and dévote. They vas proper. Thus endowed, baby live on the Lake of Geneva and they could not but flourish, says the Daily could not decide on a name for baby." Mcй.

He does not. 1 fear, believe in any Now that principalities and arch thing very much except in his wife, duchies are not, and all their former but she insisted that at any rate the rulers are living at Lausanne, nam-boy must bear the name of a saint. ing baby has become a grave problem Like all normal young couples they to the earnest Continental mother. had decided the sex of the expected

When a Chinese fitter employed man who, in spite of the fact that The father's name and her father's infant months before it arrived, and

Fer M. M... Amazone Captain, en work in the Victoria Jail was nothing could be found on his person, name may accrue naturally; but babies for once they were right.

Gardery, Mr and Mrs Bendergots, Mr J.

All the wit- of sound and respectable origin re- Endless discussions and no result. Tan Baarda, Mr Ley de Bronoom, Mr searched by Major Willson before refused to release him. quire traditionally something more With all Europe clattering about their and Mrs Lawan, Mr B. E. Elemmer, being admitted to the jail, he was nesses for the prosecution were lying Mr Thompson, Mr Rubiara, Mr Pabiero, found to have half a mace of opium to get him into trouble. He alleged. a link with their country and its dig- ears and all its traditions vanished, Me and Mrs Peacock, Mr Radford, and on his person. He was placed under that the watchman had asked him to nity, their generation and its inherit even a suprème council could not, they Mr and Mrs Gains and children. ed stateliness. Yet nowadays you felt, have found the right name for

The Amazone" sails for Shanghai arrest and charged before Mr. N. L. do many things for him, and never

Smith and fined $25 for attempting paid him a cent for his trouble. this evening at 6 o'clock] really cannot call an innocent little baby.

The C.P.O.Si, 50 "Empress of to smuggle the drug into the jail.

few days ago the watchman asked him wide-eyed babe Noske of Müller, Duty took the young father to the Japan": Comm. A. Rather, Mr and

to take him a chopping block and wit- Kaursky or Kapp. Its later school life brisk British atmosphere of the occu Miss McCubbin, Lieut. Rosyll D. Boss,

When a Chinese was this morness refused. The watchman must Enightof the Garter. would be sheer misery. Europe has, pied area. In the streets of Cologne Miss M. A. Casey, Mr F. Gonzales, Miss 31.-B. F. Eurypylns,

lost the dignity of its names.

A British Army motor-lorry passed J. J. Schneider, Mr A. Todd, Miss H. ning charged before Mr. R. O. have got angry at that, and planned Sept. 11-E. F. AjBI.

During the war the matter present-him. On it perched a group of young Davies Capt. J. A. Bell, Mr J, E. Mac Hutchison, with returning from 10 ger him into trouble.

Donald, Mr L. J. Madley, Mr F. M.

Replying to the Magistrate, Set banishment, he said that he was not Pelena.

ed but small difficulty, and scores of British soldiers, gay laughing and Sylvester, Miss H. Eesmot given a chance to pack his belongings geant Shatin, who prosecuted, said mites were triumphantly called Hin-chaffing.

Ogden, Mia E. Toogarten, Mr W. denburg. Ludendorf,

Tirpitz,

The young man liked the look of the son, Mr.O. A. Barnes Mr R. E, Bellion, when he was sent away, and had the defendant did sir weeks in July names they are now desperately trying lorry and particularly the appearances 0. Clark, and four children, Miss come back to take his clothing. The 1916 for a similar offence.

The Magistrate passed sentence of of the clean, healtry, well-built Bi-Diniz de Souza, Mr J. O. Gounce Mr J. Police said that the defendant was Gorman, Miss Lu Elesslot, Hira Jacquot, You cannot do this to-day. At one ish youngsters in it. He would like and infant, Mir T. Tiens, Miss E. Lison sent away for a period of ten years six weeks hard labour and twelve time the scenes of big events were his boy to grow up something like Mr N. E. Mullen, Mr and Mrs P. Poviot, on June 10 last, after serving a term strokes of the "cal."

Mr B. Terah, Misses D. and E. Busby. of imprisonment for being concerned employed, a plan which worked well them. He looked or the name of the Mi Z. Y. Wong, Mr.J. F. Mchara, Dr with others in breaking into a godown until a fond mother flatly declined manufacturer painted on the lorry's and Mr.A. W. T. Woo, Capt F. L. at West Point, Przemysl. Vagner is still respect side. His problem was solved. A Beaver, Mr J. D. Buchanan, Mr B. B

July $1.-B. F. Aug. 4.-B. F.

Ningcbow. Prometheus. 8.-N.Y. K. Nagato Mart. 18.-B. F.

Lycoen. Acbiles.

20.-B. F

22-B. F. Mentor. 28.-B. F.

14.-B. F.

FROM ROTTERDIM.

LOW WATE

to conceal.

July 25-E L

Hongkong

Bwszi. Aug. 11-N. Y. E. Calcutta Maru.

Baight

Hom

CRAMP COLIC.,

CBECPCBS HEMSI

星

4

of suffering from cramps in

Dr

Ne coach ur intestinal rains able, and there are plenty of little delightful mane and assuredly that of Davis, Mr and Mrs. Drake, and to

Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrho. Bo Siegfrieds and Isoldes. But art is a venerated saint.

medy never fails to relieve the most

severe case. Get it today, there will be

Do time to send for it after the attack comes on. For sale by all Chainists and Storekeeper.

He dashed to the nearest telegraph Two new Launches are being but office and wired to his wife on the

for the *WALLA-WALLA" shores of Geneva: Boot. Phone No. 3516.

"Baby, to be called Dennis.

children. Mr and Mrs F. O. Hail, Surg Lieut. Comm Hayes, Miss E. Harring tom, Mr A. O. Lang, Mr C. M. Leary, Mr T. Mann, Mr B.J. Paterson, Mr. B. Bpeater, Mr and Mrs Wardell, Mry E- White, and Major and Mrs Timais.

#

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One fatal case of enteric fever. of which the victim was a Chinese, WALLA-WALLA" LAUNCHES is recorded in today's return of

notifiable disease, Phone No. 3516. Printed and Published for THE CONCERNED by GEORGE WILLIAM“ CADE BURNETT, Editor, No. 5, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.

THE BLACK CATS

are appearing at the Kowloon Cricket Club on Saturday, July 17th,

p.m.