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MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1993.

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23.--O. N.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS NY

PASSENGERS.

ipr-2-8. K..

P. & 0.

13.-P. & 0.

Pyrrhus. Uōtrola. Stellin.

"CHILD SLAVERY.”-

18.-P.

Nankin

HAPPIER

19.-E.

Todien.

1.-P. & 0.

Karmale...

CHILDREN IN HONGKONG..

S.-E. A.

Chile

Kashgar.

20.-P. & 0.

Nyanza

Mentor.

Kaijo Maru.

Junie 13.-P. & 0. 27-P & 0. July 2.-P. & 0. 1-P.&O.

Boralle Delta.

Devaulia Halwa.

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS, BR.

siching.

MANIERA

Jao, 38,-0. Y.

Taming,

Pres. McKinles.

Yuengang.

Diotang. Sara Maru.

-Proussen.

Bearport,

Haifong.

4.

Pres. Wilson.

PRECTED DEPARTURES

CHINA COAST, KTO

WATOW.

Jaz. 23.—1.C.S.N.

23,-0.8. K.

23.-D. L.

24.-1;0.8.N.

-LOS.N.

23. N...

20 –0, L.

26.-10.8.N;

--18--1.0.8. N. 20.-L.C.8.N.

-99.-K. A.

30.--D. L.

Loking.

Cangtu.

Halbong!

Tingsang Wong.

Nowelwang

Fung

HEAD. Drufar.

Feb. 2-C: M. · Gorjistan.

D.-L.C.S.N. Chaksang.

Jan 23-D, L. Haibong.

23.-J.C J.L. Tiitaroom.

Kaijo Maru.

May 7.-11. F

29,-0.9.K

ΑΜΟΥ.

23.-U. N.

23-0, & K.

24.-C. N.

20.-D. G. 29.-0.8.K. 30.-D. E.

Feb. 2.-P. M.

25.-A. O. L 16.-1.0.8.N. £7.-H.'A.D. 23.-U.S.6.B.. 31.--E, & A.

Fab. 5.-P. M.

6.-A. O. L.- 13.-U.S.9.B 14.-N.Y.K. 18.-A. O. L.

95.-P. b.

Mar. 2.-H.A.IS,

21.-3.V.K.

St. Albans.

Pres. Jackso

Dewey.

Aki Maru. Pres. Jefferson. Pres. Lincoln. Ravelland. Togo Mara.

CEBU AND ILOILO.

Taming.

SANDAKAN,

Liangchow.

Running. Haiching

Suma Maru.

Jan. 93-U. N.

Haifoorg. Gorjista

FOOCHOV.

Jan. 3.-DL.

26.-D. L.

30.--D. L.

Haibong. Flatching. Baifoong.

SHANGHAI,

Jan. 29.1.C.S.N.. "Leksang. -23.-C.-N. Kweilin.

-ICS.N. Tinusang.

Llangcbow,

94-0. N.

24.-P. 31. 24-0, N. $3.-C. P.9. 23.-1.C.B.N. 28.-C. N. 25. C. N. 26.-T.K.K. 26-1.0.8.N. 17.-P. & O, 27.--, N.. 1. N. 28.--1.0.S.N. 30.-N. Y.K. 31.-J.C.J.L. 31.-P. M.

Feb.. .-P. & 0.

3-A.OL 4.-B. I. h.-P. 0. B.-C. M.

7. N.Y.K. B.-E. L 10-0.P.8.

T.K.K. 16-N.Y.K.. 14-P, M. 15.-A. O. 20.P, 97.-A... Mar. 1-N.V.K. 8. T.K.K. 11-A. O. L. 14.---C. M. 20.-T. K. K 21.-C.P.S. 4pr. 7.-~0.PS.

39.-C.P..

May 4.-C.P.S.

Pres. Cleveland, Sunning.. Empresa of Asin. Wasang. Fenation. Newchwang Siberia Maru. Fattang. Moron Tunzehow. Seochow. EXALTIK

Hakone Maru. “

Tjiliwang. Pros Pierce. Bicili

Feb. &-1.C.N.N. Hinsang.

JAYA PORTO, 1.10. Jan. 2.-K.P.M.

THE CHINA MAIL.

$150,000,000 MERGER

RECORD AMERICAN DEAL,

The sub-manager of the Inter-| national Banking Corporation writes -

RUHR RICHES.

WHAT THE FRENCH ARE AFTER.

(By H. G. Cardozo in the Daily Mail.)

MERCHANTS COMBINE

NEW A8800IATION INAUGURATED,

WEATHER-REPORT.

January 22d. 11h. 4u.-Presanyji has decressed considerably over Ki Japan, moderately from S.W. Japan About six months, ago the Chinese (to, the Loochoos, and slightly. from (By Lt. Commander Hashwood,

cargo boat owners issued demands Formica to Tongking.. It has increas |R.N, in the Daily Mail);

With reference to the newaj

for night work esmpensation and ased considerably from Wladivostock t The abolition of child slavery ja appearing in, the local press of The Bahr basin, which the French the merchants did not agree to the Weihaise Hongkong Las been quickly followed Wishuesday, 17th January, as to Government wishes to occupy as stipulations the lightermen declared s by another reform of a very far reach the merger of the Anaconda Copper gussautee that Germany shall at last general stoppage. At the time. Another has formed ov

The antioyclone has broken up. ing.character, concerning child labour.. Mining Co. with the Chile Copper make some real attempt to meet her twenty-four Ghiutos merobant guilde Mongolia. A long ago se May, 1919, the Sanit Company, it may be of interest to reparations debt, is, curiously enough, combined to provide their owd Ary Board) at Hongkong passed

you to know that we have now re-a coalfield, the discovery and the lighterage and cogaternet the cargo south of Guam.

A depression has formed to the ceived a telegram from our New working of which was originally due boatmen revolution-which remained a dead letter that (i) no child under York office advising that, this mer to British money and brain.

Hongkong rshfall for the 98 hours The combination formed, kdown sending at 14. to-day, 0.18 Indb the age of 14 should be enti

ger was fuanced by the National

One thousand sqare miles in extent, the Twenty-four Trai Merchants' Total inca Jaguar les 9'13 fuches? ployed in any factory or work. City. Company jointly with the the Ruhr basin has a prosent popula Association, wag so. Badoessful in its Fast for the A4 hours onding 4

Guaranty Co. and amounted to tion of

sinst an overésé of 0.7 Inchide.

remained and savete a much wider supply 180 million tons of freight per of masters of various trades for scope. It is essentially do association year for its wonderful network of mutual benefit. The original name railways and canals,

in still adhered to but the predent

shop for more than 10 hours in any one 11.8. $160,000,000. This is the factories aux soal mines turn out co-operation that the Association has

over 3,700,000, and its day: (2) no child under the age of 13 largest individual industrial public enough raw and finished material to alould be employed in any occupation bond issue ever offered in the likely to be injurious to life, limb, or United States." health. That such a resolution should liave been necessary is remarkable, but that the Hongkong Government should have completely disregarded it is astounding.

'KINGSCLERE" SOLD.

CHINESE BUYER PAYS SIX LAKES.

In April, 1920, at the instigation of a local English doctor, a test case WAS brought to light-in the police courts, in which two little boys, whose ages Built originally, although never were given as 11 and 12, were found occupied, as a residance by the late carrying baskets of sand weighing 60 Hoe, Mr. E. R. Befilios, O.M.G., Van Overetraton.be. apiece, and as they staggered up" Kingsclere," the fiue property on the Tjimasosk.. the winding path of the Peak hill they Grjistau.

ware crying bitterly. It was a dia. graceful scene, said the doctor, and the presiding magistrata expressed entire agreement.

Still nothing was

23-J.C.J.L.. 25.-0. M. Feb. 5.-Nanya Y.K.. Macassar Maru.

G.-J.CJL. Tjikembang.

INDIAN PORTS, ATO.

CALCUTTA.

VIA RANGOON),

Jan. 20.-1.0.8. N. -

27.-N.Y.K. -28.-B. I. Fab. 5.-1. M."

GIUS.N. 1.-N.Y.R 11.-B. I. 19-0.3.K. 27.-B. L.

Fooksang

Sado Mara. Gregory Aptar.TM

Pros, Wilson. Lisaug Yamagata Maru.

Takada Borneo Maru.

ills.

BOMBAY AND COLOMBO.

| Jan, 21.—1.8.K.

Pres. McKinley.

Torilla.

Dah sre

Chios Kaga Morn. City of Simla.

Empress of Canada.

Taiyo Maru

Suwa Maru. Pres. Wilkoa. Pros: Jackson. Emprenol-Rusela Pres. Jefferson." Iyo Marn. Tanyo Mero. Prof. Giant. Nanking.

Koros Maru. Empress of Asia: Empress of Canada. Empresa of Russia Emprest of A's.

WEIHAIWEI AND CHEFOO."

Jan. 85. N.

87-0, N.

Fongtion.*** Tungchow.

Jan. 2.-C. N. Fongtien-

26,-1, 0), 26.-P. & 0, 17.-N.Y.K.. 37.-B. I..

Feb. 5.-9.K.

7.-P. & 0.

10. —NY.K.

21. - P. & O.

23., P. & 0.

Mar. 8.-P. & "),

7.-P. & V. 19.—P&D), 21.-P. &.. Apr. 4.-P. & Ɔ. 13 --P.&O.

Caleby Maru.-

Sardinia, Sondon. Timbi Vera.

done, and this and other abuses of child labour involving both little girls and boys, were in daily evidence.

The matter was eventually brought to the notice of the late Government, in the House of Commons, and Mr. Amery, then Under Secretary for the Colonics, was forced to admit that

Kennedy Road level to the left of the Peak tramline bich is now used as a residential hotel, has been sold.

When approached by a China Mail reported this morning, Mr. E. J. Chap. man of Messra.. Linstead and Davis, the agents for the Blilios Estate, sid that the price paid was about six lakhs. He stated that the bayer was Chinese gentleman whose name he could not give antil the deal had been finalised.

a

It is also stated that" Knutsford"

trades.

When the British-Scottish and Irish engineers playel a predominant membership embraces thirty four part is the early development of the

On Saturday, the formal inaugural Bubr-first came to the region Essen was a small provincial town of 50,000 restaurant, West Point. A tea party, ceremony took place at the Yes Woo inhabitante: its population now with addresses from officials of the amounts to almost half a million.

The immense richness of the Ruhrpolation and visitors, was given in the afternoon, followed by a Chinese 'coal deposits was discovered soon dinner at night. after 1871, and the Germans them- elves attribute the main pride of this discovery to an Irishman named Mulvaney, who'sank some of the moat valuable abafts, which now, half a century afterwards, are pointing zich income for their new Garmas owners.

New Scotland, Erin, and Hibernia are the names of some of the most famous mines and they were so called by their origins! Scottish and Irish

discoverers and owners!

Association) presided and supporting Mr. Ho Kwong (President of the him on the platform were Measts Li Yinz-chi (Vice-Chainman), Lo Wing twoi (Secretary), and Ta Sze-tnen, Ng Tsang Ink, Chief and Vice-Treasurers.

:

noon on January 23, 1923,

S.E

-Formos Chandai NE wiodą, dorste; fair.

free and anki N.E. wind, modante; fain winde, moderate; fair,

3-Honekone ko Dip Hosk., N

2th 14 of China-Eskwees

ulb ensin it. Chime bitwaem Annekang and Halora N.E. wind, modete; fair.

ROYAL QUIRKYATUET,

DAILY WEATHER FA

JANUARY 22, 112.-

station.

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Biromster

30 04

*30,00 10.31

35 14

Mr. Ip Lan-chuan. Secretary of the Chinese General Chamber of Com merce, congratulated the Association Vidivostock 6 1.0.31 3 on the progress it 'ad made charact-uro5, 24.02. erising the organisation as another k

Tekalets. break from the conservative polioy of hi individual action. Recently bath 42 It was only after a great financial Chinese merchants and labourers badosbit.. 3137 crisis which swept over Europe in the been active in forming associations ha30.16

Jibims

- 30.20 eighties that the German magnates for mutual interest. Mr. Thrases, Hanniel, Krapp, and Kirdoft on behalf of the Chinese Chamber of rebate 30.18-21

Ip, shilims... 30 10

Island. secured their hold on the great Commerce, welcomed co-operation chang. majority of the mines and factories of from the Association. this huge industrial region.

Coal and steel form of course, the twogreat riches of this much-discussed tornitory. It is estimated that the OUPS COMPETI" coal, which lies to a depth of 5,000 TION.

fest, could be hewed and brought up at the rate of 100 million tons per year for 764 years before the mines

LADIES' GOLF.

there appeared to be no provisions in Terrace, a Kowloon property which the Colony of Hongkong to protect accommodates savcral boarding child life. From Hongkong itaeil houses and private flats has been told steady prasure was brought to bar to a Chinese buyer Ao the Govarounnt by both English and Chinrec, and a Commission of Taquity was eventually appointed. The sweeping recommendations of the Cory Apparemmission-were strongly supported by the Chinese themselves, and the realisation that the British · nation were, as they always have been, sasen- tially generous towards children, broka down the opposition.

Jado Mst. Nellora.

Ranxeon Maru.

Khive.

Sicilia.

Fauct.

Morch. -Sou lan.

Kashmir.

Khyber.

Sicilia.

AUSTRALIAN PORTS.

SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE. Jan. 31E & A. St Albans, Fab. 14.-N.Y.K. Aki Mara.

17 —4.0,"

Taiyuan. Tango Maru.

| Mar. 21-N.Y.K. -

SAPEN PORTS:

14.-P. & Q.

Pres. Mckinley. Sardinia.

25.-Nanyo Y.E. S'rang Meru.

TIENTSIN.

Jan. 24.—A. D. IL

27-0.-N.

Tungehow.

*PRINGTAO.

Jan. 21.1.0.8. N.

21.-C. S.

26.--TC.S.N.

17.-C. N.

Tingsang. -Ramming:

Lingchow. Fausang. Coochew.

KEELING.

Mar. 4.—7.K.K.

L....T.H.K.

Fingo Mara.

Tenyo Marn.

Apr: 13.-T.K K. Apyo Marn.

HAIPHONG.

Jan. 28.-1.0.4.N. Loesung.

HOIHOW.

Jan. 18.-10.S.N. Leeseng.

+

Jan. 21.-U. N,

BANGKOK.

Chenstu. -1.0.8.N. Drafa"

10.-

Bintang. Kisha Maru. 4.1.0.8.N. Chaksang. 11.-E. A.

Feb. 1.-0.4.E.

Batka.

BAIGON.

(Feb. 1.—0.S.K. Kisha Maru.

SINGAPORE,

25.-.P.3.

16.-T.K.K.

£7.-P. & D. 28-T.K.K. 30—KYK 31.-L.C.J.L

31.-P. M. Feb. 4-B. I.

Empress of Asia.

Siberia Maru.

Mores.

Bakugo MartL Hakone-Maru-

Tjiliwong-

Pres. Pierce. Torills.

S.-P. &O.. Lahore,

6.-C. M. 0-E&A,

Chin Extern.

HEANLEY

February 9, 1923.

If the pits were sunk deeper than

The above competition

are exhausted. bo-held-at-Deep Water Bay The Gov rament of Hongkong have on Friday now bein able, with solid support The conditions of play ara: Shanghai 5000 foot-and there are many minca bebind them to pas legislacion, the foursome medal play with 3/3 of the which ran much deeper-it le estimatd importance of which it, is almost imcombined handicap allowed. Play that the same rate of production could possible to overestimate, future, are to choose their own partners and

apponents.

no child is to be allowed to work at "dangerous trades,” the nature of which is clearly defined. No child

Mr. O, T. Milburn died at Newcastle, under 10 to be employed in any aged 62 He was vice chairman of the factory. No child under 12 to carry heavy weights. No child to be allow-Commonwealth and Dominion-Line ed to work in any industrial under-and a director of the Canard Line and

other companies.

taking for more than nine hoar in any one day, or more than five hours continuously. Ev zy child to have

the

one day's rest in every seven. No regulations whatever that child to be employed at night. migaitude of this new crop cau ba In addition to the above definite seen in ite proper perspective. The regulations, steps are to be abo taken Government are indeed to be con to inoressa the educational facilities gratulated on

the courageous line and welfare of the children. It is they have taken. It only remains only when it is clearle recognised for them to see that their legislation that up till now. there have been,no is translated into fact.

STONECUTTERS ISLAND

YAUMATI

QUARANTINE)

KWONG HIP LONG,

| SUP AND WORKS.

COSMOPOLITAN

DOCK

BAY

TAUMATI SHELTER

be continued for another 674 years.

Kinklage zhangbal...

Azmidity-

30.13 46 04 30.10 48

Anger 30-07.67.100. Lantaw

Chinese into the banking field and Tetzlaf.... Mr. Ho In mentioned the entry of worth.. expressed the boje that the Associs. Tharp Pk... 73209 60 42 tion would start its own bank,

Several other speakers also address ed the large gathering and a number of congratulatory messages were read, these including arma esnt from labour

guilds."

A panel doctor who wrote on certificates "You and your appendix

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The figures of steel production avail. must part" and "Have it cut out of able are not very recent owing to the chuck me" has been censured by the fact that the German industrialists, London Insurance Committee. for reasons best known to themselves. have, since the armistico, bero careful Presiding at the annual general Kanila

21

29.99 €8 01

to hide thear in a maze of error and meeting of the British Cast Iron Bay 29.1913-95 falsifications. The last reliable figures search Association, Lord Weir raid

Hallo

29.85 75 9 xxW-2

26 (29.80, 79, 89

4,2039.68

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are those for 1918 when 10 million there are eigus of a slight improve Surfenom tone of steel were turned out, or rather meat in trade. They should not be sm more than 68 per cent of the entire afraid to put up establishment charges German prodaction. In addition, if by so doing they could bring down the foundries of the region produced the total costs. 40 million tons of crude or balf. worked-tron.

The factories engaged in working | There are 1,000,000 mea, 15,000 ‘ors- up this steel and iron into engines, men, and 5,000 engineers engaged in machinery, toole, rails, and plates the fastories and foundries of the employ just under 1;090,000-1:p: Buhr.

CEMENT

61.29 81 7881 *

0. W JEFFRIES, Director.

Hongking Observatory, Jan. 22, 1985,

1. BAROMETES, roduced to 31 dezrom

heit, on the level of the was fo

faches, tontha and hundredths

1. TENDIPATORs, in the shade lo de grose Fahrenheit

Honorer, in peroantage of stam ríon the humidity of ele esterated. 'Ha moisture being 100,

4. Direction of Wind, to two pofuta. 5. FORCE OF WI, according Boadford Scale

8. STATE OF WEATHER,- b Man sky... detached eland. d driling in, fo

gloomy, h hail, 1 lighting, o orezeigt, Ppassing showers, q squall, y rafo, « sode sthander ♥ visibility w daw, web.

7. RAIN in Inches tenths and co-

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25.-U. M. 26-$.Y.K. 16.-P. 40, 17.-N.Y.K: 17,--N.Y.K. $9...9.Ð.

29.-G..L

29 -B. F.

Gorjistan.

Mito Maru. Raudab Tamba Mara. Fado Maru. Bearport Glenbrg.

Diomed.

31-BJGregory Apear.--

Feb. 1.-3. F.

1-0, 8, 8,

R. F, 2.-L. T.

5.-R. F. 7.-P. &0. *6.-N.Y.K.· ${-N.T,K, 12-R. I. 12-B. 19-0.9.B. 14.-N.Y.E. 14-T, L.

75,--A. O. L 15.-0.8.K. 15.-G. L

17. - R. F. 19.-D. F.

20.-F. A. M-B. V. 21, P. & 0. 28-P. & 0. PR.-B..F. £7.—A, O, IL Mar. 4-B. F. L-B. F.

70. I—XP. L. 13-P, & 0.

18. A 19-P&O 11.-P. & 0. 22P.&O.

ELA

Cyclops.

Kisha Maru.

Rhexeoor. Persis, Tolomachus. Delts Yamagata Maru. Rangeon Mara.

Takada.

Taironias, Howay, Atsuta Mard. City of York. Prot. Jackson. Argun Maru. Glosands.

Titan. Troilus. Australien. Pelbus. Khiva. Sicilia. Tromedan.. Pres. Jefferson.

Titan.... -Helenur Bance

Morc Preg. Grant. Leirore Antilochos.

Afrika Bogdan."

Kashmir,

*Alinora.

Dity of Gunia.

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T. F. CLAXTON, Director, Hongkong, Observatory, Jan. 13, 1823,

HONGKONG TIME SIGNALS

The Time Ball on Kowloon Signal HIN is dropped dally at 10 am and 4p. except on Saturdays when it is dropped * 10 a.m. and p., and on Sunday) and Holidays when ls is dropped at

The Ball is hoisted ball mast as 58th minute and full mast at the 67th minute. Should the ball fail to drop at the corroot time it will be lowered at minutes past the hour and the ordinary routine repeated at the following hour, if possible.

Should the Time Ball be out of ordut the above routine will be carried out with the flag", on the Storm Signs mat:

ma Signals are also given at nigh by means of three white lamra moned vertically on the Obervatory, wireles

From 6.56 in 9.00 pm, the lampe extinguished momentarily, as the uvág seconds, except at the indik, se 62nd, and Bath of nach minutus TEAS

The houre refer to Hongkong Standar

A houreur of Eleagawiani

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