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BATHER REPUNT:

30m Wareing to Hongkong Phalieri, Manila od Co "Parts :-A) typhoon within 60 miles o La o N. Long 1STO E, moving N.NE. Eept 97d. 14 Wayning to Hoogkone typhoon, within 60 min of Lot 50 N. Lang. 190 K, moving N.

R

Sept. 29d 12h 15mWarning to Hong- kong, Phulen, Maile and Coast Ports:

typhoon within 60 miles of File N. Long. 113E, moving W-

33d. 134. 20m-bo Jeturns from

Cada alations.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

September 27:

General E. B. Mas

Baoghten Mr P. D. Chandler Capt. Partridge Mr and Mrs L. H.Mr B. Pearce

Cole

Mr. G. E. Andrews Mr D. MeMarray. Mr Mrs G. P. Mr. and Meg

Bartynd

Mitchell Mrs KR Balilice Mirsad Mis E. Mr and Mrs C.-S. Molden

Benson-

Miss C. R. Morgan Mr & Mrs S. Bissey Kr red Kn Miss A. Blender Most

Hr. and Mrs W. J. Frans has increased-alightly are Mr F. P. Beady

mend the Pallippices, and d. Mr G. K. Hall New

-Bration htly to miderately also ere The position of the typhoon in the Faclic Capt. G. Exers Te pourtain this morning owing to lack of Starne tom the Leochtas; tis probatly eitasted near Oshima, moring N. r .. K. A depression or typhoon is stated in the China Ses to the S.E. of the Miceleafely Bank, probabis moring W.

Hongkong untali tur the xe Dout 000 inch. gading at 10 am today Cowl since January 14 9953 inches AKSİNSİ EN KYUnge nf 75*10 inches. "

forest for the 1 a ending at acon on September 29th,

1.-Hongkong

Gap Ro

E. and N.E.wixis, frah; foc.

Capt. G. L. Penne-

Mr and Mrs H. E father

Crampton Master E. Cramp

ton, Jr. Miss Crampton Mr A: C. Debbie 30. nalison Mr. Easton Mr and Mrs E Evenever Miss E. Fairies

Me B.. Perry Mr. Th. Plerta Misa A. Playte

-Formon barnet, N.F. winds, Engineer Captain

strong

1-death cons of Chian betwien dongkong and Lamorks. The satis -dooth can of Chios between Hongkong and Hsics. The same

KA 1.

ROYAL OBSERVATORY, MOREZONG; DAILY WRATHER REPORT.

SEPTEMBER 28, 1990-m.

Station.

Hour.

Barometer

At Son Gorel,

Wind.

Tomperature

Innfalty.

Dicootjon.

Forco.

Winther,

VTdivostock 8.30.16 58

Spuuro. Ga

Eskodate

Ekio

Kochi

Sagasal.. Kagoshima Oslims

Rating

30.05, 85, 8

Changahs Shanghai

Sharp Ph... 72

29.82

Brato

Taiboko

Taicha.....

.29.20

Think w

(22,78

Koshun

29.30

Centon- Hongkong

Cap Rock...

finetow

Piktoi

Huibow

thalien

TWITH THE ON

C.St.Jams

Aparri

HADIA

Legasi

Tacloban

BoBo Boriso

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong Observatory, Sept. 28, 1920.

1. RAKOMETES, rrdared to 32 degne Fahrenheit, on the level of the ses in ipoles, tenths and hundredtha

+ MPEVATCHE, in the shade ir de

Fahrenheit

1 KEMDIy, in percentage of shitza, tion the Humidity of air mabusated with quistare being 100.

4. DIRECTION or fim, to two points.

5. FORCE OF WD, according to

Beadfrá Koule.

Mr and Ms C. R Poure and child Min K. Proper Capt. F. C. Parkins EMr and Mrs B. N.

Raitey

Miss L. "Rainey Mr G. Rawlins 5. P. Ferguson

Mr. F.-V. Reilley M. W. G. Frare

Me W. R. Ricketts Med. N. G. Gibbon Capt. J. Eobinson Sits L., Goodman Miss 4. Robinson Mist M.L. Goodman, R. 8. Bogers

FR Gowen Mes W. N. hogers Capt. Grierson Mes M. Rogers

Mr and Mrs J. W.MrG. J. Rudolph

Ham

Mr J, J. Baell A.Mr J.J. King Salter

Mr. Sinclair

Mr and Mn W.

Hannibal

Mr J. Scott Harstonkirs N. P. Sinclair

M and Met

Hashim

Mr H. W. Hols Mr and Mrs W.

Tander Hoff

Capt. Biqueland > Kr 1. Sleman > Was H. E, Sasa, F.Miss I. Af. Sloan

Mr E'S. Jaccarti Mra E. L. Jayne Mr W. G. Johnson Hrs E. Joces Mr F. M. Jones Mr E. M. Jeeph Mr R. Julien Mr&Mrs R. Kewiey Mr H. J. Kech Mrs E. C. Koop Mrs L. D. Knight Mr E. F. Roch Dr M. C. Lasher Mr J. A. Lanung Mr and Mrs

Lauritsen Capt. J. 31. Lopes Mr M. Nalthein

Man

Mr P. Marks

Dr. Marriot

Mr J. Kona Smith Mr and Mrs C. E

Stamp

Miss M.Stamp Mr and Mrs B, F.

Stercker

Miss C. Starcker Mic M. Starcker Mr N. Stevenson Mr L. H. Stewart Mr. F. Stewar Mr H. A. String-

fellow

Mis Sterrett Mr 11. Swart

C.Mr and Mrs C. P.

Templeton

Mr C. F. Tyssen

deMr J A. Urquhart

Mr E. de Voeux

Mis LB. Walte:5

Mrs E. Warren

Hi P. M. Mars) xil Mr L. Wilson

Mr and Mrs F. F.Mrs M. E. Wortman McOsnaha Mr M. van Vreren

BEPULSK GAT ESTIL

Mr and Mrs I. F.Mr & Mrs Pentreath

Cobbe

Mr A. Tutundjian .. Mr and Mrs Dupuy Mr A. R. Wilion Mr 31. F. Kline

Capt. Archer

PEAK HOTEL'

September 27.

Mr & Mrs Ashton Dr and Mr H.

Avelar

Mis Barker Mr RE O. Bird Mr R. Blating

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Mr and Mrs J. K

Jolly

der EW. Lee Jones

Mr and Mrs D. K.

Blair

Mr and Mrs Booth

Mr J. G. Bridger

MFG. P. Caville

Sir Elis Karoorie

Mr O. Harpersen

Mr Konkolevaky

is and Miss Kon- kolersky

Mr I A. Lalog

Mr T. D. Lloyd

Mr M BL Logan

Mr P. J. Maltiazd

Mr and Mrs B. deMr. P. Marvel

Chazopres

Mr HeAsah

Morgan

Mr and Mrs T. W.Mr and Mrs

Church

0.

Mr & Mrs Cockturfol la a.Ficholson

UMG, D.5.0.

Mr G. F. Cooper

Mrz Cormack

Capt. B. Mille

Capt. & Mrs Corson Head Mia 0. X

Mr Coron

Mr B. Czorlay

Mr D. C. H. Cally

Mr D. F:Cathai Eng--Comdr

USWOOD

Mr X. R. Dick

Uteidofer

Mr. B. Poster

Mrs from

Mr JF Hobinson »

W.

Mr H W. Boger

Mr and Mrs J. B.

Boss Mr and Ms F. J.Majo. & Suaders .. Dictio

MIU E. Sandstrom

bir & Ma JohnMrA. dos Santos

Duncan

Mr G. Ellazze

HrA. V "Fumer

Mr C. Farnes

MrJ. Farmer

Arabold Brothers E

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STEAMSHIP COALING.

THE "LEVIATHAN."

TIME-SAYING APPLIANCE.

GIANT STEAMSHIP.

H

DEVICE USED IN AMERICA.

NOT TO BE USED FOR IMMIGRANTS.

An interesting coeling appliance has

A proposal that the giant steam- been brought out by the Bargen Point ship Leviathan." formerly the Ham- Me and My W-Ironworks, of Bayonne, New Jersey, burg-American liner "Vaterland," U.S.A.. designed to save time and which for more than a year has been labour in the usually tedious opera- lying idle at her Hoboken Dock, de tion of coaling steamships.

used to transport steerage passengers

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Mr and Mr

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HONGKONG TIDES.

September 29 to October 5. 1920.

*

HOW MANY

Longkong

LOW WATE

Monkees

Honra

Sach

Tukia

HONGKONG REGISTER.

"Perdess. On date and

day

233D

stone

Mr H. picer

The machine consists of a light to and from Italy, was recently made Dr & 3ra 0, Forsythlt-Cond: and Mrs Structural steel frame to which is 10 the United States Shipping Board.

attached "the hosting motors and The proposal, it was said,

Stopford Mr H. Greenwood

Vale

Mr B. C. Hale M. D.Hal

Mea L. Hansen

Major Harding Mrs. A. Walter Me C.J P. Hellstrom Mr H HL Wester Mr Hellingworth Me FM Weller Flight-it. Hervey Mr A. Wilkinson Mr U. iopi Mr R. P. Williema Mr and Mrs C. Mr & Mg WinGold

Holm-s

My Marshal Wood Mr & Mr Hunter Mr T. H.right

came

Lt. Col. M. Greer Mrs & MissStakingsmachinery. The frame also supports from a shipping firm now engaged in Mr and Ms B. &.Me i. F. winde le- the receiving hopper with telescopic an extensive business of handling Mr and Mrs Jexible chute at the bottom. The third-class passengers, but was not

By oth

{lifting boom "is pivoted on the frame favourably received by the Board. Mis 1. Tobi-ssen 31aj Gen. F. Veutrie and the bucker is suspended by ropes The big liner, according to naval , from the lifting boom. A seat is pro- officials who handled her as a' trans- vided for the single operator with con port, could be made ready for sea at venient control levers. Suitable short notice, provided it was not books are provided so that the machine necessary to restore her former pale- can be hung from the side plating or tial passenger accommodation. bulwarks of any large steamer.

The vessel, as she now stands, could The grab bucket is a standard clam be used with Et little alteration of M-joy B B. Young shell self-filling bucket, which has a her present troop transport facilitics capacity of one-third of a ton of bita for steerage passengers, and it was minous coal. The topping up of the said that she could accommodrie, more boorn is automatically controlled by . than 5,000 persons each voyage, conical shaped diferential drum, so Demand for third-class agcommoda that the operator has only to loist and tion now exceeds the availible too over the bucker and the bucket autonage. The proposal to use the ship, maticstly swings in over the hopper it is understood, was on a charter to its dumping position without atten" basis, the ship to be turned back to tion on the operator's part The the Board on reasonable potice when hoisting and closing motors are of 15 existing negotiations for her sale or HP. each and can be either D. C. allocation, are completed.in

KING EUWARD HOTEL

Reptember 11.

Mrs R Almona Met't. Killen and

child-

Me sid Me Fans, Tra Vec Tinglarn Mr and MrsaemiaMr. W. Knight MỸNC Hary M&Touram e 'Mr and Mrs Puke Mr, MA

Mr & Mrs WLTodgeM> ↑ Mina Munck Mr H. Chaney

Mr LeKich is, Master Choi ing Plot 25 erlian:

Mr

Me Chi hing

Mr A. "ohen

Mr. G. Cocina i

Me and Mrs Davide

t

Mr G. vien

I

Mr W. Dixo

29.19

29.74

MeTM Graham

*B

61

19

45

Miss Farrell

Mr PT. Yarryil

Met D. Forrest

Mr and Mrm

Fothergh

Mr. A, L. Fry

| Mr & Mrs GregOTY

`r D. 3. Mi nhy

Nichal

de 5 1944 fardly

Men Polisare

Me: A. Schertzon

Bacht. -

Mr. Ma, Both Ted Ma * B A.

Mr Mrs Sostherton Mr and Mrs Browart

N-W.This Mra Tolmstope Mi-e dits Under *Mr and Mrė-W. WBUSE. Vetton

The Top

or A. C. current. An electrical con In response to a recent call for bids necting plug is provided on the for the Leviathan, ..... only one oder machine so that a wire can be run was made.

from the dock or steamship to furnish

the current. Each machine, has a

capacity of 50 tons an hour,

The total weight of machine, is necessary is to put in the electric plug about four and a half tons. It can before starting operations.

be quickly and easily hung in place it is claimed that one man operate. on the side of the steamship by means ing this steamship conier will handle of in derrick lighter. It requires more coal-thin; a stevedore's gang about dve minutes for the derrick i ming hand-filled tube. When it is lighter to hoist and land the machines considered five such, a gang usually in place, and even less time to take consists of twelve to fourteen men, the economy of, operation of much a them down

It should be noted particularly that machine, will be evident, and there the whole machine is self-contained should be a big future for it in the and after hanging in place all that at principal pócts of the world. Sure

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IN

WHERE IS MY FATHER?

The Untold Secret in seven parts.

GLADSTONE'S POEM..

TO "MARGOT.”

MRS. ASQUITH'S STORIES OF THE "G.O.M.

JAPAN'S PARTY POLITICS.

A NEW PARTY.

OBJECT TO REFORM ALL OLD ONES.

Formation of a new political party as a means of reconstructing the

Writing on Gladstone and the Home older parties and freeing them from the domination of the older members Rule split, Mrs. Asquith, in the Sun-is the object of a movement started The political by the younger members of existing

parties in Japan.

day Times, says:

event that caused the greatest sensa- rion when I was a girt was the mu der of Mr. Burke and Lord Frederick Cavendish on May 6; 1882...

These murders tended to confirm

.

by its promoters to be to put a stop to The object of the movement is said the privileges and despotic power of those long in coatrel of the parties

and to end the tyramy of party

resolutions.

Mr. Kumpei Matsumoto, an old

Gladstone in his belief that the Irish were people whom we did not under- Seiyukai member, who after years stand, and that they had better betfabsence from the Diet was recently encouraged to govern themselves. reelected from his home prefecture He hoped to convert his colleagues toia Shizuoka as an independent mem- a like conviction, but Chamberlain and ber, was chosen at a meeting of younger members of the Diet to be he disagreed.

**When Mr-Gladstone went in forcome a committee of one to draft a statement of views as to reconstruc Horne Rule, society was rent from top "to bottom, and even the most devoted ties of political parties. He is re ported to be busy working on the was as much divided as any other.

29 this is completed and when a favourable opportunity is presented, a move will be started to organize a new party composed of the, modern men who have been ejected to th Diet.

Hoibow and *Haiphong - Per LOK. Iriends, quarrelled over it. Our famay draft of the statement. As soon

BANG, & p.in. Formosa vis Keelong-Per 50AN

MABU, 5p.m *Holbow and Haiphong-Fer JADE

3 p.m.

"Our follies in Ireland have-not only-cursed the political but the social life of this country. It was not unt

Fort Bayard Per CHUEKON, & pm..the political ostracisms over Home Rule began all over again in 1914 that I realised how powerful socially 1 and my friends were in the 'eighties.”-

Daim-Per TURIU MARU, 5 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, September 99, Shanghai, North Chins, and #Japan via Kobe-Per KITANO MARU,

10 a

Stow, Shanghai and "North Chin

Per TỔNG SEINE ĐẠI Fort Bayard, Bobow and Baiphong-

Per HANOL, 8 p.m.

་་

THURSDAY, September 20. Philippine Islands. Formoss via Ko

GLADSTONE THE VIT.

Torning from Gladstone the politi- cian to Gladstone the man. Mes. Asquith reveals him in the role of poet...

After her first visit to Hawarden long, Shanghai, North China he sent her a poem addressed to *Japan vis Nagasaki, "Canada, "Margot." We quote the concluding *United States, Central: 'and

Bouth America and EUROPE Verses:

via VICTORIA B.6. Per Up hill and down dale: 'tis a capita! KATORI MARU, 10 s.m.

Came

The younger members of the Kokuminto, which party has a larger share of "modern" men, according to the Yomiari, although that opinion of the journal might be disputed in some quarters, have already started. the propaganda work in order to of reconstructed help the idea political parties to germinate

The Kokuminto is not the only party, it is understood, which joins. in the new mavement. Some of the younger members, of, the Seiyukai" party are also interested; is it. The

*Shanghai and North China-Per To blossom in friendship, to sparkle position of the younger Seiyukai

SINKIANG, 10 & m

Shanghai, North China, and Japan eis in fame; "

Japan

Nagasaki, Homolain, Canada. There's but one objection can light United States. Central and upon Margot,

South America and EUROPE

A SAN FRANCISCO-Per It's likeness to rhyming, not mean KOREA MERU. Begistration 8.45 am, Letters 10.30 an

via Kobe-Per YATSHING.

2 pus.

FRIDAY, October 1.

Weihaiwei Cheloo and Tientsin-Per

KUKIOHOW, witor, mod Foochow Per

HAICHING, Im Philippine Islands Bandakan, Australia,

Saigon,

and New Zealand-vis THURS DAY ISLAND — Per OKANG- SHA. Registration 1.45 Letters 230 p.m.

BATURDAY, October 2

Shaghai

d

ing, of argot

Never mind, never mind, we will give

it the slip, Tis not argot, the language, but

Argo, the ship; And by ses or by-land, I will swear

you may far go Before you can hit on a double for

Margot

UGLIEST MAN.

A

members, who have infused new- blood since the recent election-into that ancient party is that they de not want to do anything to interfere with the fundamental policy of their

to act in present-day issues. party, only that they want to be free

They are th touch with Mr. Hara, the Premier and the president of the Seiyukai, in this movement, for they trust that Mr. Hara wants to carb the power of older men who are blocking the progress of the Seiyukai party by their obstructioniým, and therefore chose younger men to be the secretaries of the party,"

An example of Gladstone's sense "Straits and Bangkok--Per of humour is afforded by the following

story told to Mrs. Asquith by her LADY ASTOR AS ATHLETE. and North Chins-Fer husband CHESAN, 5 pm.

UNNAN HARU, 911.

SUNDAY, October 3.

1 My husband, in discassing with me

Swatow, Amoy snd Formom is Kee. Gladstone's sense of humour, told me

Jung-Per AMARURA MARU, the following story

-$8.2.

"I was one evening, in a very thin Shanghai North China-Per House, seated by the side of Mr.

DUNERA, 9 SIZE. ``

Gladstone on the Treasury Bench, of MONDAY,

Bif

BD October Martins, which we were the sale occupents

I Marques, Booth Abrics, India vis Dhanushkodi.: Egypt

Amoy, #Shanghai and North China

BUTYANG, S LIE. Bwatow, Amoy and Poochow Per HAI

AN AMAZING FEAT.

-BOY SCOUTS ASTONISHED,

Lady Astor, M.P.. accomplished an

amazing feat the other night at the Suddenly he turned to me with Washington Inn, the well known EUROFE HABSKI air of great aniraation, and said in hospitality centre for Americans in Per TAMBA MARU, Regis his most solemn tones. Have you St. James's Square. She was a guest tration 9:45 am. Lettan 1030 ever considered who is the ugliest man a reception to the American branch of the International Boy in the party opposite?” TUESDAY, October B

"Mr. Asquith Certainly; it is Scout Jambores, and had been given *Swatow and * Bangkok-PORUBAN, without doubt X inaming a famous as having the song. Way Down

"thres cheers and a tiger,” as well

Ole Virginie" (Virginia is her native - Anglo-Indian-statesman),

"Mr. Gladstone You, are wrong state), played in her honour. She X, is no doubt an ugly fellow, but i was leaving the fun, escorted by much uglier is Y." (naming a Queen's | meinters of the committee, when it Counsel of those days),

was found that the big side gate in Mr. Asquithi :-* Why should you the six-foot fence was locked. “You » give him the preference?"

will have to go round." said “a mem- Mr. Gladstone Apply. very ber of the committee, but Lady Astor simple test. Imagine them both exclaimed: "I will show you how to banghai Forth China Japan is magnified on a colossal scale. K.'s vault or climb over a fence in case, Nagasaki, Honolu, Onada, ugliness would then begin to look we have another war Gathering her Untied Bistos, Central & fortè dignified and even impressive, while skirts together she leaped lightly and

Waalweb-too and Tientala-Pee

WEDNESDAY, October B

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NING 11 N TUESDAY, Octoer 23,

Americs & *EUROPE BAN

FRANCISCO Per BIBERY the more you enlarged Y the meaner cleared the gate a feat of which any "of the youthful scouts present would HABUA Begistration 9.05sm. he would become. Letters 10.30 am.

J Mrs Asquith's autobiography will have been proud. The approving be published in book form in October bowl that went up from those present *Courespondanor bearing vessa's cake by Messrs. The Butterworth, was beard, all over the neigh

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