1920-08-11 — Page 10

„WRATHER REPORT, ·

Aug.11d. 11h 43m-No returns from Japan and Vladivostock.

Pressure has decreased slightly over Famosa and the cast' coast of Chinx, and increased slightly else- where; it remains lowest over Tongking. Hongkong Bainfall for the 24 hours. ending at 10 am to-day, 1.23 inch. Total since January 1st, 1974 Inches. against nu average of 87.19 Inches...........

Forecast for the 24 hours ending at mom on July 19th.

1-Hongkong

to Gap

Rock.

E. and S.. or variable winds, moder ate; cirody, mín.

L---Formos Channal. The same as So. 1.

1-Sotra cosa of China between Hongkong and Lamocks The same as No 1.

-bout count of China between Hongkong and Haizan. The same as No J.

POYLE #MERYLTOKY,

WONGKONG, DAILY WRATH B

RESET.

Station.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS:

VESSELS DUE.

FROM CHINGHAL.

AUT. IL-F. & 0- Danera,

IK-B. F.

16-B F. “ 21.R F. 4-BE. 30-8. F.

Sept. 5-B F.

&-R. F. 8.-B. F. 19.-B. F.

90.-B. F.

Oct 17.-B. F.

3-BF 28-K

Nov. 8-B. F.

2-B. F.

Alcinous Dania. Prometheus.

City of Birdingham.

Protzeilaus. Ningchow. Rhesus. Achilles.

City of Dunkirk.

Mentor.

Kremun Teiresise.

.. Telamon.

Belans.

Elpenor.

FROM JANAK.

Aug, 12.-N. Y. E. Penstig Maru.

13-F. & O.

15.--E&A.

17. - B. LA

18-P. & 0.

1.-E. F.

95,--P. & 0.

Labore

Eastern. Takada. Kalyan

Bellerophon Plassy.

Sept. 4-P. & 0.

Jeypore.

4.-B. LA 10-B-F.

Artation Apear.

Cyclops.

13-R. I. A.

Madras

18.-P. & 0.

19.-B. F.

AUGUST 11, 1920-X.

Wind

19.-B. L.A. 24-E. A Oct. 5.-P. & 0.

&B F. IL-B. F. .19.-P.&O. Nov. 1.-B. F.

RB. F."

Khiva.

Lyacon.

Gregory Apear.

KEDONDA Nankin. Titan.

Euryprius. Kashgar. Pelcas Idomeneas

FROM MANILA.

Hour

Barometer

Temperature.

divostock 6

530

Totio

Anmidity.

Diroosion.

Vemuro

Hakodate ...!

Kochi'

Nagasaki...

Kagoshima.

Oshims

Kaba

Tabijama

Bonin Tiland

Weihaiwei-629.66 78 81

Mankow

chang

Kinklang

Cangalia..

Gutzlaf

Sharp Pk.

Amoy 6 29.60

Swatomi

Talboka.... Tricha Tainan... "Kosher.....

Pescadores.! Canton

Hongkong.

Gap Rock..

Macao

Bachow

Pakhoi... Boihow.. Phulien

Tour ne C. St. James

Aparri ... Dagupan Kamis.... Legaspi Tacloban

Dolo

Surigao

#

99.65 29.63

Gas S

Labuan

Forco.

*rt[3994

T. FICLATTON. Director.

Hongkong Observatory, Aug. 31, 1920. 1. BAROMETER, reduced to 31 degrees Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in,

aches, tenths and hundredths.

* THOERATURx, in the shade in de

<rees Fahrenheit.

1. HUMIDITY, in percentage of satura

sloo, the humidity of air saturated with

moisture being 100,

Aug. 28-B F.

Talthy-bius.

FROM CALCUTTA,

Aug. 14.-B. LA

15-B. LA 24.-B. I. A. ́25,--N. Y. E.

30-B. I. A.

Japan

..

Arratoon Apear. Madras.

Totomi Maru. Gregory ApcaT.

FROM BOMBAY.

Aug. 13.-N..K. Taiso Mara

FROM JAYA,

Aug. 14.-J.C.JI Tleboet.

16-J.C.J.Likembang. 5.-J.CJL. Tjisondari.

FROM MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.

Aug. 19-N. Y. K. Tango Maru. Sept. 4-E &. A.

Banowc

FROM VANCOUVER.

Aug. 21.-C.P.0.8. Empress of Russia.

FROM SEATTLE,

Sept. 27.-B. Nov.

20-B Dec. 25.-E. F Jan. 24.-B.

Tyzidareus

Izion

Talthybius.

Tyndareas. Ixion.

FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

♦ DIRECTION OF WID, to two points. Aug. 27.-T. K. K. Anso Mar.

6. FORCE OF Wao, scoreding to

Bamford Scale

FROM LOS ANGELES.

FROM

# STATE OF WKazaxx, b blue sky, o

de sched cloud, d drimling rain, í lög,

g ginamy, b hail, Ightning, overcast

ppassing shower, q equal, rafa, znowug. 22.-L.A. R.X. Wost Efika.”-

thander ▼ visibility w dew, wel

7. P ir focha testbe, and han

drdt's.

'HONGKONG TIDES.

K

The tide table idves below has beca

Sept. 12.-LA.P.F. Vinita

Oct. 7.-LAP.N. West Bizon.

FROM NEW YORK:

Aug. 28.-B. I

Kansas.

FROM LONDON,

compiled at the National Almanac Office | Aug 16.-P. & O,

to London from the result of the analysis

l&J M. 30.-J.M.

Khiva. Camarvonnaire. Glossary. Kankin 12-0 & 5′′

Pembrokeshire. BEY.KN Mishima Maru. 1.-P. &0. Kashgar

of observations taken by mesas of an Automatic tide-recording machine ins the Sept. 7.-P.&O. -- Water Polloe Basin að kóm Sha -Taul Suring the year 1909-5.

The zer of the table eocrespouli with the sera of the sounding in the dindralty Chart which ħabeen found to be 4 teek

faches below

mean non-Terrai

To obtain the depth of water on the de gange at the Victoria Naval Yard add a fost 4 Inches, and on the gang at Lamont Dock, Aberdeen, sdd 10 foot é robes to the belght given, in the table

Angust. 1 is 18, 1220,

HUUR WA

FROM LIVERPOOL.

Aug. 16.-B. F. 21.-B. F. Sept. 4.-B. F

5.-B.. F. IL.-B. F. ΑΞΕΣ 12.-N.T. E. Wakasa Mara

Stentor. 23. E Teiresias.

14.-B. F.

21-B. F.

Keemur.

Oct. 4-B. Y.

Telamon

-LOW WATER

Hongkong

1LB. F. 18.-B. F. 21.-B.,7.

Laertes.

Elpenor.

Height

Hostra.

14.

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́INWARU MAILS.

WEDNESDAY, August 11. Earope (ris Negaratam)-Per YOKO-

HAMA MARU. Shanghai--Par YINGCHOW.

THURSDAY, August 12. Japan-Per PENANG MARU.

FRIDAY, August 15.

Japan - Par SZUECHUEN.

SATURDAY, August 14.. Straits Per JAPAN.

THURSDAY, August 19.

Manila and Australia Per TANGO

MARU

SUTELAN MITLA.

WEDNESDAY, August 11..

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritine,

South Africa E-Margnis, i India

via Dhanushkodi, & EGYPT - Per GLENTARA, 5 p.m.

THURSDAY, August 19.

Hohow and Straite- Per RUPER,

82.200

Swatow, Amoy and Formoss vis Takuo-"}

Par SOSHU MARU, 8 s..

*Shanghai and North China Por

PLASST, &

*Shanghai, North Chins, Japan Ti

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THE DEADLIEST OF

DEADLY SINS.

SEVEN

Kobe Per TATAN MARU, LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

10 & To

*Shanghai, North China and Japan

ris Kobe Per YOKOHAMA MARU, 10.

Formosa via Keelung, Shanghai, North

IRRIVALS.

The as. "Plassy," Captain, Clark,

Chins, span via Maji, Canada, United States, Cen tral and South. America and 4,615 tons, arrived this morning at EUROPE is VICTORIA, BC. 7.15 am., from Singapore with 621

Per MONTEAGLE Regia-

tration 9.45 am. Letters 10.30 tons of general cargo and 88 bags of

mail.

JSID.

States.

AVIATION IN JAPAN.

BRITISH AIRMEN KILLED.

FATAL ACCIDENT DESCRIBED.

A Tokyo message dated August 9

states

Shanghai, North China, Japan via Nags-

saki, Honolulu, Calzada, United The ss. Hangsang," Captain, The seaplane swash, which oc

Central and South Holmwood, 1,356, tons, arrived this curred here yesterday evening, re America EUROPE via SAN morning at 8 am, from Swatow with sulted in the death of both occupants FRANCISCO Per TENTO 115 tons of general cargo and 7 bags of the machine, Fight-Lieutenant MARU. Begistration 8.45 am. of mail. Letter 10.30 s..

Sandakan, Autralia And New Zeala

TAIYUAN. Registration 145 pm. Letters £50 pr.

SUNKING, 3 p.m.

PUDDINGS, DRESSINGS, Etc. Shanghs and North China - Per

PACKED BY NESTLE'S

OFTAINABLE FROM LANE, CRAWFORD & CO., 25 cts. per tin

FW

D

AGINTS FOR SOUTH CHINA VASQUEZ COREEAS & CO.

REPRESENTED BY

E. MOW FUNG, 60 Des Voeux Bond Central.

Mr A. Pieningen, Mrs A: Conblitskaja, Mr L. Andor Koch. Mrs Hangi and two children, Mr. W. Pacher, Mrs Shoble, Mr and Mrs &. Eveleigh and 3 children, Mr M.. Loli, Mr and Mrs G. Leinung, Hình Our Hisher GP J. Chryoukos, Mills G. Pochen, MẺ D. BRAlbert, Mr G.-N. Alskovsky, Mr and Has E. -Linde, Me Bed Mrs Miller, Mes d'Alessio, and Mr and Mrs Jurgens. Per 5.8.***

"Veneruela” to-day --- Messrs & Anderson, W. G. Avery, &

Pilsu* this morning :- Mr H. G. Bonje, Mr and Mrs B. Palatag Mesirs B. E. Belilion AA Leiser, E. G. Miller, Mr and Mrs F. Hoppe, and Mr Hoppe Jr. Col. and Mrs

*Swatow-Per HYDRANGEA, 4 p.m.

FRIDAY. Ananst 13.

Philippine Islande-Per YUENSANG,

p_m

Kawashima, 1849.64 tus, arived mechanic. They were both killed The s.5. "Taian Maru," Captain Kilby and Mr. A. Sunman, his

this morning at 7.35 am from instantaneously. The accident oc Bombay with 270 tons of cotton curred during a demonstration flight yarn and merchandise.

The ss.Chekiang Capt Jones, with a Norman Thompson machine, 1313 tons, arrived this morning at owned by Messrs. Sale and Frazar, Swatex, Amoy and Foochow-Fer HAI-7.30 am. from Tsingtoa with 2200 the agents of the Handizy-Page

HONG, 1 pm.

tons of salt.

Company. There were ten thousand The as. "Amherst," Capt. T. Jones, 241 tons, arrived this morning at spectators on the ground. When the SATURDAY, August 14. 8.15 am from Sebattik with 291 aviators were attempting to bank Straits, Bangkok, Egypt and *ECROPE tons of sandalwood.

low at an altitude of 500 feet, the via Liverpool--Për ALCINQUS, The s.s.Yuensang." Capt. I crowd were horrified to see the

·ll am

McAinsh, 1,187 tons, arrived this Basaghai and North China-Per TING-morning at 7 am. from Manila with machine crash nose downward to the

CHOW, 3 pm.

ground. Eyewitnesses state" that Mr. Sunman waved a warning to the crowd as the machine shot down; ward and thereby doubtless saved many lives.

Weihaiwe Chefoo and Tientsin-Fer 268 tons of cargo and 297 bags of

mail,

HUICHOW. 6 p.m.

SUNDAY, August 15, Swatow, Amoy sad Formosa vis Kee- lung Per AMAKUSA MARU, 95

Philippine Islands, Formosa via Kee-

lung, Shanghai, *North China, Japan vis Mcji. Canada, *United States, "Central and South America, and "EUROPE vis VICTORIA—Per TOTOHA- SHT MARU. Registration 9 am Letters ? a.m.

- DEPARTURES.

The as. "Wuhu," Capt. Robert, sailed for Hoibow at 7 am today with 500 tons of general cargo.

The sa. "Filsona," Capt. Bednarz, sailed for Trieste via Singapore at 6 am today with 1,500 tons of general cargo.

MONDAY, August 16. Philippine Islands, Formosa via Kee

lang, Shanghai, *North China *Japan via Nagasaki, Canada, United States, Central and South America and *EUROPE via VICTORIA-FerKASHIMA tons of general cargo. MARU, Registration 8.45amda Letters 9.30 --

Thess. "West Montop,” Captain Poulsen, sailed for Los Angeles via Manila at 10 am. today with 1,800

TUESDAY, August 17. Amoy, Shanghai and #North China

Per SZECHUEN, 9 m.

*Swatow and Bangkok-Per CHIN

The 3.5. "Venezuela, Captain Nelson, sailed for San Francisco viä

PROMINENT ITALIEN

VISITORS.

RETURN HOME TO-DAY.

A PICTUREQUE WARRIOR

Among the passengers who sailed on the "Pilsun" to-day were Lieu-

Shanghai at noon to-day with 1,600 tenant Ferrario, one of the airmen tons of general cargo.

of the Rome-Tokyo fight and Count The 5.5. Atlas Maru." Capt. Monroy, captain of the Italian gun- Ureda, sails for Yokohama via boat, Gaboto":"

Included on the passenger list_is

HUA, 10 Am Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Shanghai at 6 pm. today with 250

South Africa, L. Marquis, Indis; tons of general cargo. vis Dhannakkodi, Egypt and The s.3.

Shisen- Maru, Capt. Marquis Canpolotarro, one of the EUROPE vis BUEZ - Per Matsuzaki, sailed for Takao at 4 pm. most picturesque figures in the OANFA. Registration 9.45 -- to-day with 350 tons of kerosine oil, Letters 10.30 amp

Italian Navy during the war.

Swatow,

The Parcel Mail will be closed on Monday, 16th- August, st

5 p.m.

¿

Amoy and Foocbow-Per HAICHING, 1 pm.

THURSDAY, August 19.

CLABIRINCES.

The as. "Soshu Maru." Jap., clear Filippins Islands, Bandakan, Australised to-day and will sail for Takao via

and New Zealand via THURS

DAY ISLAND Per AKI Swatow at noon tomorrow. MARU Registration 8.45 8.m. The ss. "Plassy," British, cleared to-day and will sail for Shanghai at Shanghai and North Chias Per 9 am, to-morrow,"

SINKIANG, 11 ..

Japan

Swatow,

Letters 3.30.

FRIDAY, August 20. vis Nagasaki - Per TANGO MARU, 10 m.

Amoy and Foochow For "HATLOONG, 1 pm...

TUESDAY, August 16. Euncher Porth the thi toan gia Kobe - Per TAMBA MARU, 20

Biraits,

THURSDAY, August 28,

Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Bouth Africa, La Marquis, India via Dhanushkodi, · Psypt & EUROPE via MARSEILLES --Per SHIDZUOKA" MARU, Registration 8.4 Letters

110.30 am. A

FRIDAY, September 3. Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Marques South Africa, India via Dhanushkodi, Egypt, and

· KUROPE VI MARSELLESZ Fer ́KAGA MARIJ. Registen." tion 9:45 L.m. Løttens 10.30 a mi

*Correspondance bearing vessel's name

F, Santor and Miss Santos, Major and Ayton, H. Ayton, Mrs J. Pabcock, Mrs Achilles.

Mrs Ubsidi Oliveira, and two children, A. M. Brady, Miss E. Bates, Mr. B. Mr and Mrs G. E. Crane-Williams, Bascom, Hrs O, Colper, Miss Cooper Mentor, Knight of the Garter. - Meners Juan de Dios Vik), J. D. Rossoly- | Heura Paul Clarko, J. Cohn, Mrand Eurypylus,

mos. Mr and Ms Kye Faze and son, Mr Mrs H. Varriere, Messrs S.D. Daries, Ko Oki Chong, Bee, and Mrs E Paul Doan, Miss A. Dye, Mr E. F. Ellis Straits, Throne and child, Mr W. H. Rowe, Mrs H. L. Eli Mon D. Flateber, Mr 8, Bister Candida Fighers, Sister Marik Garmezy, Mr and Mrs F. Gomer. Master Maki, Mr and Mrs Ho Wah Song Messes: Es Gomez, Me and Mrs B. P. Haydock, Lo Fax Cần, J. H. Tan, Chan Kang Sui, Min B. A. - Hannibal, Messrs. A... H. y Sgt. 8. B. Guerreiro, Capt J. H. van den Hughes, D. W. Ficks, B. Jaurioson. Mes Berg, Hour: G. E. Milen, Lââu Hay K. Jack, Meurs L. Jett B. E. gut. Klen- Yong, Chin Tu Shen, Lam Tat Fin, Ea† zuriedi, Miss U. Mitchell, Mr and Mrs T.. El Dal, Hm E. W. Sadley, Mes E-6. D. Moorhead, -klies 4, Mcorhead, Major only, Noble, Mos. E O Jones, Min: A. C. and Mrs. Ha: Mitchemen. Many J. ́B. Jones, Mr J. P. Durapor: Mr and Mrs E. Mackinnon, D.-W. Murphy, Mr. B. | P. Tanneulator MonsGeorges Caroonie Morris, Maaad Mrs F1 Biboyas, Mrs

dia, Mr and Mrs Flakider and wild. Me: 3. T.McKeon His M. F. McKeon, Mr En ton, Masters Templeton, Mẩm 0. Tem- god Men L. Fishisan and children, Mr A.-P. Heenan, Mr and Mrs Hi T. Naughton, pleton, Mija. Valette,- Mr and Mrs J. Lerik, kr and Mrs B.: Tials, and two ir Bel Boon Bayd Be E. B. Port, Mr Van Der Wataria, kluster 0. G. Yan children, Mr R. Jagerman, Gupt and Mrs E. Er sod Kalam Chrys Modbe, Mister Der Watermar H. Tobisason and child, Mr B. Welder: Witt-Media, Mr Robert Faphial, Mr. Wateren, Kan barn. Mr V-Belg Mr A. M. Telmins, and Mza Geo Sironde, Miz and Mrs JAY, MARJAT

Nelous"

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Sept.-6.—I. Y. K. - Dakar Marti..

WALLA: WALLA - BOATS ***

only European Boats Phone 3516.

Colony

faster Jac Van Der

andami, Uummander Count 20. 1, H Cath; Miss E-Both, Miss 2, Bathy | d. Wilkinscia: W. Wydaj-Robert, Weob, Konyayı Homes J. Battocril Sandrino: Me and Hen D, W. 80min, Min AWG Houses A: de la Cruz: 3: Villanners and Bivio, 11 % Buradaile, Mire 3: Schmid, Bisaka, Me §. 13, Mn B. Temple | 7. Manguhing.

The sa. "Ningpo," British, cleared to-day and will sail for Hongay at 8 am, to-morrow,

-The ss. “Hopeh," British, cleared to-day and will sail for Singapore via Hoihow at 9 am, to-morrOW.

As a member of the Italian Parlia ment, Marquis Canpolotarro voted that Italy go into the conflict. De- claring that whoever voted to declare war should be willing to take part in it, the elderly statesman tried to enter many branches of the service and finally enlisted as a common sea- man in the navy where his brother was an Admiral. His service in this humble capacity won the admiration of all the Italian people.

Marquis Canpolotarro čame to China early in January on a pleasure trip. He has been staying with the, Italian thisister in Feking.

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