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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 7#, 1910,

THE PERSONAL NOTE.

A VILLAGE INCIDENT.

He is the son of a dear man and of a kind and courteous and plucky gem leman,” he said.. I'd lise to tell his mother we stand by him and do our best."-Daily Mail.

WEATHER REPORT.

[DY MARY E. MANN] The old master sat at his breakfast-tablu, hie plate well filled, a cup of coffee steaming at his The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued nido. A black-edged paper stool before him the following report: - propped up against the toast-rook. Beside it On the 6th at 12.05 p.m.-The barometer lay the envelope in which a friend had wont its follen quickly in E. Japan, owing to the to him. From it he retarded to the chop upon depression which is moving Eastwards over the his plate, but only to lay down once more the Sea of Japan. knife and fork he had taken up. He looked soross the table at bis housekeeper, seated opposite

This ta Queen Alexandra's message to the

nation," he said.

Indeed, sirf Tary thoughtfal indeed of her. Her Majesty is always thoughtful,"

"Should you care to hear it? **

"If it would not be trombling you too much,

KIT."

The old master rearranged the paper against the toast-rack, took a gulp of coffee, cleared his throat, and began. He was a great reader of the daily paper, which reached him through the comntry post a day late; but never in the ten years she had kept house for him had the goo lady behind the coffee pot heard him read any- thing alon! before. Truth to say, he did not do it very well; failing, for want of practice, to to the pathetic phrases their due rhythm, giro

tumbling over the simple words with an un- accustomed tongue.

From the depth of my poor broken heart" he began, and pansed there with a chicking noise in his throat.

Give me a thought in your prayers- he presently went laboriously on but the strange noise was in his throat again; he stopped and took refuge in his coffee cup,

I confide my son into your caro He get no farther. The housekeeper, whose own eyes were wet, looking up at him, now with surprise and awe that the master's weather beaten old face was working with emotion, that, tears were running down his cheeks.

Frightened at that unprecedented epactaele, she felt that something must be done to relievo the silence. It is very moving, she said. It

The barometer has risen moderately to slightly over the China coast and at the Cauthern stations, and pressure is now high over the Pacific between Luzon and the Bonina.

Moderata or fresh . winds may be expected in the Formosa Channel and over the northern

shores of the China Sos.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending st 10 am, to-day, 8:00 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noes lay is as follows--

SHIPPING IN PORT..

STEAMERS.

AMIGO, German str,, 802, H. Frandsen, 3rd June-Hoihow 2nd June, General-Jebsen & Co.

ANGHIN, German str., 1,001, C. Kumpel, 2nd

*June Bangkok 26th May, Rice-Butter

field & Swire,

ANDUI, British atr,, 1,250, J. B. Harris, 29th

May Shanghai 26th May, General Butterfald & wire. BINHTHUAN, French str,, 984, Chornienne, 3rd

June-Saigon 29th May, Rice and Flour Chinese,

BourgON, French str., 997, Roms Paret, 24th May-Saigon 20th May, GeneralMan BUJUN MARU, Japanese str., 1,304, Y. Faseno,

Fat.

29th May Shanghai 25th May, General Osaka Shoren Kaisha. CHENAN, British str., 1,350, Lloyd Jones, 22nd

May-Shanghai 19th May, General Batterfield & Swire. CHANGCHOW, British str., 1,234, Rus Laws. Soth cast of Chins between Same as No. 1. CHILDAR, Norwegian str., 1,102, H. Nielsen,

5th June Saigon 1st June, General Batterfield & Bwiro.

Hgkong & Neighbourhood Foosa Chapel...

Hongkong and Lamooks. South coast of China butween

Hongkong and Hainen.....

(S. winds, frosh

to moderate; showery, Some as No. 1

Same is No. 1

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. The I.G.M. str. Roon, carrying the German Mails with dates from Berlin of the 18th nit., left Colombo.ou the 5th inst. am, and may be expected here on or about the 15th inst. p..

The P. & O. str. "oone is expected to "airivo jat Perang on the 7th inst., at noon.

The C.P.R. str. Monteagle loft Yokohama on the 4th inst, at 4.30 p.m., for Vanemuvor and Victoria, B.C.

The C.P.R. str. Empress of India, which left here on the 14th olt, arrived at Vancouver on the 4th inst

was with a happy inspiration she presently NAPIER JOHNSTONES'

addód: "It is a message to the nation, but it sooms as it 'twas written to you and Bir."

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The old master got up from his chair, turning his back on his meely cooked chop, his well- farnished breakfast table, his pleasant, obse- quions housekeeper, and stood in the window looking out into the sunshine. He saw his trim, wall-kopt lawn, with its borders of golden and warm brown wallflowers, through a mist of tears. Beyond the garden were the broad fleds he and his had tilled for generations of his careful, honest, loyal race. It was the landscape that in sunshine or shadow had been familiar to him all his life.

I have not felt like this-since my father died," he said in a shaken voice, and with somo

idea of apologising for the emotion be knew had not been hidden.

Than, going from the room, he picked up and put on his hut.

"I will keep your breakfast hot for you, sir," his flastered housekeeper called after him.

Yes, year, He woah! pro back to his chop right

on with his day's work, of enough, and

go courea But for a little he wanted to be alone to get rid of that clicking in his throat; to lot the wind and the aan dry those tears upon his sbeek he would not be seen to wipe away.

"To you and me," his housekeeper had said. She had hit the nail on the bead there. It was Just that..." To you and me.”

And that intimate, that personal note which the Queen-mother, writing from her "broken heart, had put into her message to the nation had been ever in the dead King's relations to his people, causing many and many a one to ory as the old master had put it: "I have not felt like this since my father died."

The old master passed through his garden and orozzed the sunlit road, turning his feet mechanically to the familiar ways of his fields and meadowa. The lovely green robe of May was over all. The wild cherry-trees in the hedge-row which bordered ons side of the grass- grown drift-away over which he walked had blossomed fairy-white against the sky. The

grass of the bank beneath was enamelled with the gold of the cowslip, the speedwell's darling blue. Clear and clean and distinct was every fower and tree and blade of grass, or if fresh fashioned for the May morning by the hand of God. He saw them barred and blotted through the mist of teams.

A tumbril filled with tarnips overtook him as he slowly walked, one of his labourers sitting sideways on the horse.

Crael winds for May, master" (for although the sun shone and the skies were blue, the air was cold and light clouds of dust were blown in patis from the folds).

that killed our King, hey say 'twas the winds

"If 8D," the master said, "they killed the finest, bravest gentleman they ever blaw on."

Right you are there, monster. They tall ma as he was born same year as yon.

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Yes. We were young together," the mastor said, and the tumbril passed on.

**Together!" There it was. The personal

note again. He had loved his gun in those days,

bis

cards, to run up to a theatre now game and then, to see the best horse win in a race. All the healthy, natural pleasures of the young. They had been easier to Lim, he knew, as well na more enjoyable because the great man who was dead had healthily loved them too.

Presently he had joined his old shopherd, who, his fock going on before, was making his way into the next field, which was of rye,

· My missus bave put me inter mournin', like the rest of the folk," the shepherd said, and showed the sleeve of his dirty smook. “She'd kep' th' bit of crape, my malesus had, since our Jenny died. Yew shall wear it for th' King, Tith last we kin da for 'm, and she sewed it on my arm **

He had a gentle face sait a pale blue eye, and wore his battered hat at the back of his grey bead. He looked before him with the mild, vague glance of a man who habitually gazes over great distanous at nothing in particular, Every tree of the hedgeway he know, every dip of the hollow, every gentle rise of the land.

Th' warld fare like a strange place without 'm," the shepherd said, passing on behind his fock..

On his way back to the breakfast-table the old master encountered his kooper, a man fall of talk, and of importance just now in the place, he having once upon a time gone down to Band- ringham to see the King shoot.

teman all

A fine sportamon he were; & 2 through," he finished. And I tell you hơn.

"SQUARE BOTTLE"

WHISKY,

BEWARE OF

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5th June-Bangkok 30th May, Rice Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. OHENKIANG, British st, 1,229, Kay, 4th June Baigon 31st May, Hice-Butterfield & Swire.

CHIYO MARU, Japanese str., 7,250, William Woodus Greene, 30th May-San Francisco 3rd March, General-T. K. K. CHOSHUN MABU, Japanese str., 1,301, T. Suru- ga, 5th June-Swatow 4th June, Gonoral

Osaka Skosen Kaisha. CRAIGHALL, British str., 1,246, Low, 2nd June Karatau 28th May, Coal Shewan, Tomus & Co.

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CRAIOVAR, British str. 2,874, B. C. Edmonds,

30th May-Manila 26th May, FAUBANG, British str., 1,410, H. Malkin, 28th May-Saigon 34th May, Rice-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

VESSELS EXPECTED.

THE ENGLISH WAU. The P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s str. Arcadia loft Singapore for this port on the 3rd inst, at 2.30 due bore to-morrow at about 6 p.m. pan with the outward English Mails, and in

THE AMERICAN MAIL. The P.M. str. Asia is duo here to-morrow at 6 a.m.

The PM. str. Mongolia left San Francisco on the 24th ultimo for Hongkong, via Hono lulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki and Manila, and is due at this port on the 24th inst.

The T.K.K. str., Tengo Mari laft San Fran- class on the 31st ultime, for Hongkong, vla Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai, and is due to arrive here on the 29th inst

THE INDIAN MAIL.

the 1st inst

The Indo-Chins str. Fooking from Calonita. and the Straits left Singapore for this port on

The Indo-China str. Erismag left Calenta for oud is dae here about the 12th inst. the Straits and Hongkong on the 27th ult

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. 4th inst., at noon, and may be expected here on The IG.M. str. Coblens left Sydney on the or about the 26th inst.

THE CANADIAN MÁL. The C.P.R. str. Empress of China loft Vau- cover on the 25th nltimo pm, for Hongkong via usual ports of call.

MERCHANT STEAMERS. The N.Y.K. str. Hakata Maru (Bombay inst., oud is expected here to-day Line) left Singapore for this port on the lat

The H.-A. Linie str. Silvia left Hankow on the 31st ultimo am., and may be expected here to-day

The 0.8.K. str. Pucoma Maru from Tacoma left Manila for this part on the 5th inst, and is expocted to arrive here to-day.

The NY.K. str. Kumano Maru (Australiaa inst., and is expected here to-day. Line) left Nagasaki for this port on the 3rd

The NY.K. str. Mishima Maru (European Line) leff Singapore for this port on the ord inst., and is expected here to-morrow.

The "Ben" Lino str. Benledi from Antwerp and London left Singapore on the 2nd inst. for this port.

The Mogul Line str. Ghazze from. United Kingdom left Singapore on the 2nd inst., and is due bure on the 9th instant morning.

GLENTUREET, British str., 3,026, R. Webster, Moji to this port on the 3rd instant, at 9 am, The T.K.Kate, Mansha Maru sailed from 5th June-Singapore 30th May, General-and is due to arrive here to-morrow, Showan, Tomes & Co. HAITAN, British atr., 1,185, J. W. Evans, 5th

June Coast Ports 4th June, General Donglas, Laprak & Co. HANOL, French str., 639, J. Pannier, 31st May Haiphong, Pakboi and Kwang Chow Wan 27th May, General-A. R. Marty, HINGANG, British str., 1,536, A. G. Smith, 2nd

June-Saigon 29th May, Rice and Paddy, -Chinese. HONGKONG, French str, 739, A. Cornelinson,

5th June-Haiphong sad Hoihow 4th, Jane, General A. R. Marty. HONGWAN I, British str., 2,060, Hainsworth, 3rd

June-Singapore 29th May, General Ordor

HOPBANG, British str., 1,506, J. M. Hay, 3rd June-Bangkok 27th May, Rice-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

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150 YEARS.

IN 1745.

IMITATIONS

SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG:

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.,

Hvx, Frouch air, 742, Panier, 8th May Haiphong 5th May, General A.. Marty

ILLYRIA,

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Gorman str., 2,701, H. Feldtmann, 5th Jane Taington 31st May, General- Hamburg-Amarika Linie.

Iscata, Italian str., 9,784, G. Beldite, 5th June -Bombay, General-Carlowitz & Co. KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1.536, W. H. Laut,

1st Jane-Shanghai 29th May, General 0. M. 8. N. Co. KWANGSE, Heitish str., 1,228, F. Cole, 4th June

Tsingtan 29th May. Salt-Butterfield

& Swire KWONGSANG, British str., 1,428, Rishard, 3rd June-Shanghai and Swatow 2nd June, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. LIGHTNING, British str., 2,123, A. E. Gentles

31st May-Singapore 25th May, Ganarate

David Bassoon & Co.

and from ALL WIND MERCHANTS. [46 LOYAL, German str., 1,237, R. Wegner, lat

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June-Wakamatau 25th May, Coal Sander, Wieler & Co.

The N.Y.K. str. Awa Mara (American Line) left Yokohama for this port vis Kobe, Moji and Shanghai on the 30th ult., and is expected here on the 12th inst.

for this port via Japan and Manila on the 28th The 0.8.K. str. Seattle Maru left Tacoma it, and is expected to arrive here on or about the 5th pror..

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Roxorong HOTEL

M, G. 8. Aeklog Mr. F. W. Adams Mr. P. R. Adains Mrs. E M.

maid

Mr.

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áport & Mr.

H. Atkins Mr. F. Au tin

Mr. J. H.. Buckhouse Mr. &.. Bouvy Mr. J. D. Champlin Mr. J. R. Chouză Mr. J. O. Clar

Mr. T, L. Condon Mr. P. Mr. F. 8. Corley Mr. G. Cureg. Mr. A. K. Danrich Mr. H. Q. Fieber Mr. & Mrs. J. H. Fisher

Mr.

& Mra

Flobinghaus

· B. FrAKET.

Mr. D. M.

Mr. A. Gaudet

Mr. A. Uinger Me F.

E. Gordon

MACHEW, German sta., 995, Scheidling, 4th Mr. V. Hoalboun

June-Bangkok 23th May and Holhow, L., S. Ba Haag Capt. T 3rd June, Rice-Butterfield & Swire.

Mieg Haver MANOKE, Franch str. 28, Gary, 27th May Hon. Mr and

Baigon 23rd May.

MATHILDE, German str. 831, Chr. Ulderur, 4th Jane-Haiphong let June, Rion and General Jebsen & Co. MAUBANG, British str. 1,660, G. 8. Waigall, 2nd June-Sandakan 27th May, Timber -Jardine, Matheson & Co. OCEANO, British str., 2,345, F. W. Davie, 28th May-Manila 25th May, General--Dodwall. & Co..

and Mr. 'E. A Hewott

Dr. S. Hough Mr. J. B Johrstone Mr. & Mrs. W. D. Kraft Miss Kraft

Mr. E. W. Lambert "Mas B. "Lambert

Mr. P. M. Desmon

Me. G.. Lloyd Mr. & Mrs. Lycett Miss Lgoatt

D. Macdonald Mr. B. Mandoit Dr. D. Marriott Misa K. A. Massoy Capt, J. McBride Mr. B. E. MoHugh Mr. G... Veintosh Mra. Meeson Mr. J. E. Meragh Mr. John foreski Mr. D. M. Mickla Mr. C.J. Million Mrs. J. G. Minor Mr. A. B. Hoalder Mr. H. J. Morse

Miles Norchi

Mr.

hir. E. Point

.E. A. Pagh Mr. E. H. Ray Mr. B. K. Rodger Mr.W. Schneider

Mc. A

Mr.

Solomon

Surgeon and Mrs. A.D. Spalding, B.N.

Kr. J. Spittlas Mise & Square

Mr. and Mr. M. I

Thompson

Mr. W. W. Traulschola Mr. J. Vallioù

Mr. L. Walton

Mr. G; Woll

Me, G. G. Wood

King Edward HOTEL.

Mr. H. V. Bain Mr. Ms. Blauchtower Mr. W. S. Brayant

Mr. F. F: Cox

Mr. 9. M. Hay

OMURO MANU, Japanese str., 1,770, S. Takagi,

30th May-Port Arthur 23rd May, Coal Mitsui Basson Kaisha, PAKHOI, British str., 1,225, Gibb, 5th Jane Mr. A, Hiwink

Amay 3rd June-Butterfield & Swire.

Ur. E. Hollowa PHUYEN, French str., 1,300, Vareni, 3rd June

Mr. Kennedy -Saigon 30th May, Bisa-Bradley & Co.

Mix 15 J.M. Kennedy PIESANULOK, Gorman str. 1967, Reimers, 1st Copt. Brebs

Jane-Bangkok 24th May, Rice and Wood Dr. W. K. Lamb -Butterfold & Swiro.

Miss Lepreito BAJAH. German str., 1,272, H. C. Roher, 30th Mrs. M. Leslie

MayBangkok 21st Alay, Higs and Wood Mr. F. R. Lohnstein

Norddeutscher Lloyd

Mrs. Ma ston SALABADJL, Dutch str., 1.237. T. Beodcher, Let Sir. H. N. Mody. Jase-Balik Papas 24th May, General Mr. Muider

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Mr. R..N. T. Nitkela. Mr. Pasker Capt and Mrs W. 0.

Passmore.

Mr.

D

Perpebois

M... E. Eigolá

Mr. Roman Dr. Robert

Mr. E. E. Amith Mr. HF. Stoneham Capt. Ven. Tex Mr.

Vincenot

Dr. Weber Mr. G. C. Whitelaw Mr. G, D, Whyte

Capt. & Mr. WOME

KINGSolars Preyam ROTEL,

CONSUMPTION BARIE BANDJBE, Chinese str., 667, J. Martin, Comdr. & Mrs Actos & Wr. & Mrs. A. C. Loga

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HONGKONG, HANKOW. Cable addresses for above "TWASAKI”. tis, sir. They say is a los to England and Codes, AT, ABC 5th Ed, Western Union we know is that. But is more so here. His Majesty was a Norfolk gentleman. Our man he was. Tis the Norfolk men that loved the King."

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His housekooper had kept the old master's chop hot very skilfully; she poured him a fresh cup of coffee. Ho propped the message on tho tonat rack again

"I confide my dear son into your cars," he repeated to himself; and then he looked up..

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No. 2, Pedder, Street, Hongkong. F574 Hongkong, 9th January, 1909.

29th May-Singapore 22nd May, Wood and Iron-E. C. Wilde,

BEANG BEE, British str., 5,848, W. T. Larkins,

Muto, 1st June-Moji 26th May, Coal Osaka Shosen Kaishe,

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Mr. E. Arndt Mr. Barlow

Mr. Hanes Bebaghel

Dr. Blank

Capt. & Mrs. Bromer Me

3rd Jane-Singapore 28th May, General Chiasso. SKINCHIKU MARU, Japanese str., 2,784, KM W. F. Brewer

| Mr. H Bulmer

Mr. E. J. Chapa

Cock Mr. Cocker Dir. P. Spdianliam Dixon Mr. D. L

Donnelly Dr. A. D. Foster Mr. & Mr G. Gonlon Mr. Harrison Mr. 1. Hoffman

F. N. James Me: W. H. Tindal King

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Copsal J. M. Waordo Mr. & Mrs C.C. Macke Mr. K. 6. Morrison Mr. J. A. Ofor Bay. B. W. Payne Mr. Wm. Pittendrigh Mr. J. Robertson Ma, Bowbury........ Miss Bowbury MP

Rubling Mrs. G. Sachs

Miss

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Mr. & Mrs. Tibba Mr. B. Webb Mr. J.. Wilson

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A SOCIAL, AND POLITICAL NOVEL OF

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SINGAN, British str.. 1,047, F. Jamieson, 2nd Jane Haiphong 29th May and Hoihow 1st June, Rice-Butterfeld & Swire. SOSHU MARU, Japanese str., 1,809, Y. Yama- moto, 4th June –Anatow Ird Jnue, General

Osaka Shosen Kaisha. *SurMow, German str. 1,857, E. Anders, 1st

Jane-Hongay 30th May, Coal-Han burg-Amerika Linie. SUISANG, British str. 1,257, Picknell, 2nd

Jane-Chingwantae 28th May, Coal CHILDREN OF FAR Jardine, Matheson & Co. SOVERIC, British ste, 4,011, Cowley, 4th May-- Seattle and Manila, Flour-Dodwell & Co. TAIWAN, British str., 1,642, A. Jenkins, 28th

May--Saigon 24th May, Rice-Chinese, TRAN, British str., 1,346, A. W. Outerbridge,

3rd June-Manils 31st May, General Butterfeld Swire.

2005 F. Burch, WESTPHALLA, German str., 2,095, * 5th June-Singapore 29th May, General--

Hamburg-Amerika Linie WINGBANG, British str., 1,527, P. Martin, 4th June--Saigon 31st May Rice-Jardine, Matheson & Co. WONGKOL, German str., 1,116, H. Hebetson, 2nd Jano-Bangkek 27th May, Lica and Timber-Batterfield & Ewiro: PayPa TAWATA HARD, Japanese six.. 2,703, K. B. Sakızda, Jlst May-Moji 25th May, Coul -Mitsui Bussan Kaisha n

RAILING VESSELS, ARROW, British barque, 2,971, McIvor, 20th

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By CHAS. J. HALCOMBERS (Formerly of the Imperial Chinese Customs

Bervice, Author of "The Mystic' ***

Flowery Land," etc.). THE VOLUME which consists of 461

Fagee, and includes a Sketch Pion of Historical interest showing the disposition of the Forces at the battle of Kwellin, is dedicated to Sir ROBERT HART, (.C.M.G., and UF. A. BENNE.

of Chiness Sood Customs Its description: and Superstitions, combined with the insight it gives into political conditions in China, makes CHILDEEN OF FAE CATHAY” an” ezőellent volnine for presentation to friends at Home.

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