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relations between its Director and the Jesuits in charge of
the Manila and Zikawei Stations a statement to which colour
is given by a report published at Shanghai on the 23rd.
September with the authority of the Zikawei Station,
suggesting that earlier prediction was possible, I am
considering the advisability of extending the scope of the
enquiry to the general working of the Observatory and to
its relations with the other Observatories in the Far
East. I shall probably later on ask Your Lordship to refer
the evidence collected on these subjects to the Royal
Observatory at Greenwich for the observations of the
authorities there.
sufficiency of
phoon Shelter
r Junks.
42.
Another matter to which I have
promised the Legislative Council to give consideration is
that of providing as soon as possible additional accommoda-
-tion for junks seeking shelter from storms. The present
Junk typhoon anchorage at Causeway Bay provided in 1883 to
give a safe place of refuge of about 100 acres in extent
is barely sufficient to contain all the native craft that
resort there when the typhoon signals go up and being
situated at the East end of the harbour and not being very
easy to make
with the wind that ordinarily prevails
when
304
relations between its Director and the Jesuits in charge of
the Manila and Zikawei Stations a statement to which colour
is given by a report published at Shanghai on the 23rd.
September with the authority of the Zikawei Station,
suggesting that earlier prediction was possible, I am
considering the advisability of extending the scope of the
enquiry to the general working of the Observatory and to
its relations with the other Observatories in the Far
East. I shall probably later on ask Your Lordship to refer
the evidence collected on these subjects to the Royal
Observatory at Greenwich for the observations of the
authorities there.
sufficiency of
phoon Shelter
r Junks.
42.
Another matter to which I have
promised the Legislative Council to give consideration is
that of providing as soon as possible additional accommoda-
-tion for junks seeking shelter from storms. The present
Junk typhoon anchorage at Causeway Bay provided in 1883 to
give a safe place of refuge of about 100 acres in extent
is barely sufficient to contain all the native craft that
resort there when the typhoon signals go up and being
situated at the East end of the harbour and not being very
easy to make
with the wind that ordinarily prevails
when
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