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WEATHER REPORT.

July 1d. 195. C-No returns from Japanese atatiars.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS,

(Reuter'a Service to the China Mofl.) CHINA INVITED TO THE LEAGUE

LONDON, July 31st.

Preure has decreased slightly to moderately at all reporting station; it is below normal cver China generally. A

A communix states that the League of phoon is indicated to the N.E. of Lane, Nations by invited China to send delegates bet owing to lack of observations fom the to the assembly of the League sa November northern part of that island, no defisite: 13th. position can be given,

Hoogkoop Bainfall for the 34 hours anding at 10 am, to-day, 0.05 inch. Total since Jaanary 18, 0.29 Inches sgainst an average of 53.68 Inches.

Forecast for the 24 hours ending at e on July 31st.

1.-Kangkung to

Gap Rock"

and S. winds, fresh: cloudy.

aqually, showery,

1-Formosa Channel.

The same as

South coast of Chias between Hongkong and Lamocks The same as No. 1.

Bouth coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan. The same as No 1.

ROTAD BISERVATORY, MORELONG, DALT WHATHER

REPORT.

Bratlor.

AUGUST 5, 18230,-

Hour.

Barometer

at Sea Level.

Wied.

Temperature.

Humidity

Direction.

Weather.

Force

divostock 6a. 29.36 79

Sembro

: skodate ..

Ikio

GA

chi

Nagasaki...

Kazcabima

Pescadores.

$9,63

29.86

62 2.1

Harkow

kbank

51-h Se daff. Sharp Pha Acts

Tashu-

TAILED .....

Kebun....

Carton ...

Gap Rock.

230...

Wuchow SA

· Bobow

Fat 5er

Tot.ZDE...!

"C. St. Jame Aparri ....

Marila.....: I zagri Tacloban

Bengkor

Peźboi

pi's

Surigao...

GILM Labuan

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VESSELS DUE

FROM SHINGHIL

Aug. 6-B. F.

12-P. & 0.

13-E. F. 16-E F.

16--B. F. 24.-B F. JQ-B. F.

Sept. 5.-B. F.

E-R. F. 8.-B. F.

19-B. F.

20.-B F.

Oct 11.-B. F.

25.-B. F.

Fak Ling-

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City of Birmingham.

Protesilaus.

Ningehow. Rhesus.

Achilles.

City of Dunkirk

Mentor.

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FROM TIZAN. "

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Nov. 1-B. F.

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Eastero.

Kalyan. Takada

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Khiva. Gregory Apar.

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Lycom

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Nankia

Tilah.

Peleus.

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Acg. &-B. F Talthy bius.

FROM CALCUTTA. -

Aog. 5.-N. Y. E.

10.-P. & 0. 15.-P. & (. 24.-P. 40. 30.-P. & O.

Shingo Maru. Јарал.

Arratoon Apear. Madina. Gregory Apear.

FROM BOMBAY.,

20

Aug. -, Y. K. Bombay Maru.

13.-N.Y.K." Taiar ara.

FROM JAVA.

Aug. 6.-J.C.J.L.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. "Hongkong Observatory, Aug. 3, 1920

1. BAROMETER, reduced to 32 degress Fahrenheit, on the level of the ses in

aches, tenths and Lundredths.

2. THERATURE, in the shade in de Ertas Fahrenhalt

3. HUMIDITY. in percentage of satura. tion, the humidity of sir saturated with moisture being 100.-

4 DIRECTION OF Wind, to two points. 6. FoBox or WIND, according to Bowlford Scale.

6. STATE OF WATER, b blue sky, c detached cloud, d drizzling rain, 1 fog, g gloomy, h hail, 1 lightning, o overcast Ppassing showers, g squall, rain, 1ynow

thander vidibility w dow, wek

7. BA Inches" tenths, and kun dredth

HONGKONG TIDES.

Th: tide-table given below has hoy complied at the National Almanac C

in London from the result of the ar slyda of observations taken by mesas of ar satomatic tide-recording machine to the Water Police Basin at Tsim Sha Tral Auring the years 1905-9,

The sero of the table corresponds with the zero of the sounding in the Admiralty Chart, which has been found to be 4 Leot

faches below mean sea-level

To obtain the depth of water on the Wide gange at the Victoria Naval Yard add 3 feet 4 inches, and on the gange

mrut Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 fee Corp. the height given in the table.

す

August 4 to 10, 1920.

FON TAL.

Low WATER.

Hongkong

Hougtong

Haight

Hos

Time

RedondannyNARADE

Tjileboet. 6.-J.C.J.L. Haiyans 16.-J.C.J.L.

Tjikembang.

FROM MELBOURNE AND SYDKEY.

Aug. 20.-N. Y. E. Tango Maru. Sept.-P. &. O.

Балонка.

FROM VANCOUVER.

Aug. 9.-C. P. O. S. Monteagle.

FROM SEATTLE.

Aug. 6.-B. F.

10.-B. F. Fept. 28-B. F. Nór. 2-B. F. 20-B. F. Dec. 6.-B. F. Jan. 24.-B. F.

Protesilaus. Ixion. Trndareus. IOD. Talthybius Tyndare.

Izida.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

Ang. 4.-P. M. S.

6.-N. T. K.

Venezuela. Kashites Maru.

FROM LOS ANGELES.

Aug. 22.-L.A.P.N. West Bika. Sept. 12-LA.P.N. Vinita. Oct 7-LA. P.N. West Bixon.

poddang

FROM LONDON.

Arg-P. & 0.

12.-J. M.. .-N. Y. K. 16.-P. & 0. 30.-J. M.

Sept. 7.-P. 40.

Plasey. Glensriffe."

Yokohama Mara. Khiva. Glenary Nankin

FROM LIVERPOOL.

Aug. 7-". F.

Rhesus. 8. Y. K. Nagato Marn.

35.-B. F. 22-B. F. 31.-B. F. Sept. L-B. F.

11.-E. P. 14-B, F. 21R. F. 24.-B. P. Oct. 8.-R. P.

.-B. F.

Achilen.

Mentor

Eurypylos.

Kulght of the Garter.

Ajax

Steator. Teiresise.

Idomeneus. Felons. Teucr.

FROM BOTTERDIK

:

Aug. 10-1

Sept. 5.-F. Y.K.

L Swar IL-N, Y. E... Calcutta Maro,

Dakar Mars.

* FROM HAMBURG.

Aug. 5.--, Y. K. Calcutta Warsz.

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The s.s." Jeypore," Captain Calder,

3,209 tons, arrived this morning at

7.30 a.m., from Singapore, with 1,200 tons of general cargo.

The ss. Glensända," Capta n

Newing, 4,068 tors, arrived this morning at 8:30 am. from Singapore with 2,000 tons of general cargo.

The 5.s Prometheus," Captain Bevan, 3,391-5 tons, arrived this morning at 8 a.m. from Singapore with 2,944 tons of general cargo.

The 5.5.

Wingsang Capta Jowitt, 1,517 tons, arrived this mo ing at 7 am. from Manila with 2 tons of general cargo.

DEPARTURES.

The 9.5. "Luchow," Capt. Morse, sailed for Bangkok via Swatów at noon .to-day with 400 tons of general cargo.

The 5.5.

Kwanglee," Capt. Sang- ster, sailed for Shanghai at 5 p.m. o-day with 1,300 tons of general | cargo.

The s.s.Suiyang." Capt. Gibbs. sailed for Shanghai via Amoy a 4 p.m. to-day with 1,000 tons of gen- eral cargo.

The s.s.Haihong," Capt. Past

Amoy and Foochow Per HAILOONG, 1 pm.

Mrs Alliton & child Mr & Mrs Huddles-more, sailed for Foochow via Swarow THURSDAY, August 12

Mr W. Babr

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sri, Eunolulu, Canada, United

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Mr O.Z. Savage bullocks cannot be successfully driven the service of the three big com-

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tion Company proposes to take but language? We won the war on bed-most-venomous invective he add

ar soon as the news is cabled-it-many- the animals was at You language." This is an interesting dressed rival of the politicians claim to have rapturous archangels, you sublimated be expected that further develop

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