1911-10-12 — Page 6

U.S. MAIL

MAIL LINE.

PACIFIC

MAIL

S.S. CO.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 12ra, 1911.

THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIANĮ

STEAMSHIP CO., LTD.

-SEMI-TROPICAL ROUTE.

Only Line taking the warm SOUTHERN ROUTE

Boross the PACIFIC ví

HONOLULU, OAHU, the most Fertile and Beautiful Island of the PACIFIC.

(SUBJECT TO ALTERATION.)

EMPIRE ST. ALBANS

SATURDAY, 25th Nov., st 1 P.M.

PROPOSED SAILING FROM HONGKONG,

STEAMERS

Тома

SAILING DATES

“ KOREA ......

18.000

SATURDAY,

28th Oct., at 1 F.M.

→SIBERIA

18,000

FRIDAY,

10th Nov, at 1'P.M.

MANCHURIA

27,000

27.000

• KOREA

18,020

SATURDAY, 16th Dec, at 1P,. FRIDAY,

12th Jansti P.M.

18,000

SATURDAY,

27th Jan, at 1 P.M.

• MANCHURIA.

27,000

• MONGOLIA

27,000

"Twin BorewK,

MONGOLIA,

→ SIBERIA

All Biesmora have an Excellent "Philippino Stringed Orchestra" for the entertainment of

Passengers, and are Equipped with Wireless Telegraphy.

be

"

SAN

THA SHANGHAI NAGASAKI, ROBE, TOKKAICHI, YOKOHAMA O

HONOLULU, on SATURDAY, 29th October, at 1 P..

FARES: HONGKONG TO LONDON £71 10s. Od. RETURN, SIX MONTHS, £120; 24 MONTHS, £125; INCLUDING BERTH AND MEALS ACROSS AMERICA.

SPECTAL RATES (First Class Only) Granted upon Application

To European Polais: Officials of any European Naval, Military, Diplomacy, Consular and/or Civil Sorrices located in Asia, ta European Officials in the Services of the (fovernments of China and Japan. To United States Points, Commissioned Offcers of the United States Army, Navy, US. PH. Bad M.H. Services, stationed at Porte of Call; also all Officials of U.S. Diplomatic Service, U.S. Consul Generale, Consuls and Vice-Consuls located in Asia. To United States and Canadian Pointe: Members of the Naval, Military, Diplomatic and Consular Officials of the Governments of China and Japan Between China. Japan and Manila to Officials of U.S. Diplomatic Service, TS. Consul Gererale, Contula and Vice-Consuls located in Asia, also Commissioned Officers of U.8. Army, Navy and U.S. PH. and MH Services. These Special Rates apply when travelling at their own expense and to the families. To all Points:-Missionaries and their families,

PERSIA

9,000 Tons

******

FRIDAY, FRIDAY,

CHINA.........10,200 Tons

INTERMEDIATE SERVICE.

20th Oct., at 1 F.M. 17th Nov,, at 1 F.M. HE 8.6." PERSIA" will leave for SAN FRANCISCO VIA SHANGHAI, NAGA- SAKI, KOBE, YOKOHAMA AND HONOLULU,on FRIDAY, 20th Oct., at 1 P.M. On the Fine MAIL Steamers, CHINA and PERSIA FIRST CLASS. SALOON SERVICE is furnished at Intermediate Rates. FARES, HONGKONG 10 LONDON via Canadian Atlantic Porla, £43,

via New York HONGKONG TO HAN FRANCISCO Through Bills of Lading issued to Japan, North, Central and South American Portie

£25, For further information as to Passage and Freight, apply to the Agency of the Companies KING'S BUILDING (opposite Blako Pier).

FRED J. HALTON, AGENT.

149

ל -

£45.

[48

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED.

REGULAR SERVICE FROM HONGKONG TO

VANCOUVER. B.C., SEATTLE

PORTLAND (Or.),~

SHANGHAI

VIA

AND JAPANESE PORTS. CARRYING. CARGO ON THROUGH BILLS OF LADING TO ALL

OVERLAND COMMON POINTS.

Steamora

LUCERIC...

STRATHLYON

Tona

Fw.

Caplain

11,000

·8,000

J. Mathie

J. R. Shaw

To Sail on or About

25th October,

21st Novombor.

To be followed by other Steamers of the Company at regular intervals. Calling st, A MOY and KEELUNG if suficient inducement offers The BANK LINE Steamers art of the Newest Design, kave most Commodious. Accom. medation, and are fitted with Elsetris Light and Wireless Telegraphy.

Special Parcel Express to America and Canadian Points,

For Rates of Freight and Passage, apply to—

TELEPHONE No. 780.

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED. KING'S VILDING, Praya Central.

INDIAN AFRICAN LINE,

Cargo carried on through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG "DELAGOA RAY, DURBAN (Natal), EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and to BEIRA, CAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

5391

PROPOSED SAILINGS.

FROM HONGKONG: 28th October.

For Rates and Further Information, apply to

FROM COLOMBO

12th November.

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED, (MANAGING AGENTS),

CONFERENCE

-WEIR LINE.

REGULAR SERVICE FROM CALCUTTA TO RIVER PLATE. THE STEAMERS OF THIS SERVICE PROVIDE THE QUICKEST TRANSIT- FROM THE ORIËNT TO TAE ARGENTINË.

Cargo carried on Through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG to RIVER PLATE Ports transhipping to CONFERENCE-WEIR LINE Steamers at CALOUTTA.

PROPOSED SALLINGS.

FROM HONGKONG: Frequent Sailings

For Rates of Freight and Fürther Particulars, apply to-

FROW CALCUTTA: End September,

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED, MANAGING AGENTS, · ·

NEW LINE OF STEAMERS

TO

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS..

ORIENTAL AND AFRICAN

LINE.

Regular Direct Servics from JAPAN, CHINA and STRAITS to BEIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN, FAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN, calling at MAURITIUS if suficient inducement offers, and affording the Quickest Freight Transport from ibe ORIENT to SOUTH AFRICA.

SS. DUNERIC

8.S. "KATANGA"

For Rates of Freight or Passage, apply tom

to be despatchod End December.

to Follow

PROPOSED SAILING 3,000 tona 5,600 tons And regularly thereafter.

FOL

THE

Hongkong, 28th August, 1911.

BANK LINE,

MANAGING AGENTS,

LIMITED,

[1075-173

EASTERN

ALDENHAM

MAIL SERVICE TO AUSTRALIA.

STEAMERG

MAIL SCHEDULE (SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION).

ARRIVE HONGKONG | FROM AUSTRALI \.

26th Oct. 17th Nov. lat Dea.

LEAVE HONGKONG FOR AUSTRALIA.. Tuesday, 17th Oct. Saturday, 11th Nov. Saturday 9th Dec. Saturday, 23rd Doc.

FASHIONS AND FANCIES.

THE NEWEST COIFFURE.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 11th at 11:65 a.m.-The barometer has rinn quickly in E. Japan and fallen over China, particularly to the North,

and now occupies the Sea of Japan, while a The high pressure ares har skifted Eastwards depression has appeared over China to the North of the Yangtze Valloy,

The question of hair-dressing is one in which, perhaps, more women make mistakes than in any other single branch of the art sartorial They are so apt to wear their hair in the manner ordained by fashion, to have it wared in the most perfect and unbroken lines, to have every earl symmetrically placed, until really they look more like barbers blocks than as though B. China and the N. part of the China, Sos.

-The monsoon will decrease in strength over Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.01 inches.

thair hair grow, or was intended to appear to grow, on their own loads. It appears that the hata of the king being all, hair-dres- Fing will also be small, at say rate for day wear, This means that fowor people will be suited by the prevailing modo than if wide dressings were in vogue. hair-dressing, or at any rate the massing of Small hair dressing nearly always means low

only suite people with small heads, or at any rate with small features.

The above Starniers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, ensuring a plentiful supply of Ice, Fresh Provisions, etc., and are lighted throughout with Electricity. All State-Rooms have Electric Fans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried, the hair up the buck of the head. This really Formosa Channel

For further particulara, apply to

Hongkong, 10th October, 1911. .

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAMERS

ALCINOUS, British str., 4,278, Riepenhausen, 9th October-Liverpool via Singapore let Supt., Gourral-Butterfield & Swire. ARABIEN, Danish str., 4,513, J. B. Cortean, 4th Oct.-Autwerp 27th Aug., General, Paper and Iron-Melchers & Co. BUYO MARU, Japanese str, 3,247, T. Sagara.

29th Sept.-Moji 24th Sept, Coal and, M'dies Toyo Kison Kaisha. CANADA MARU, Japanese str.. 3.878, K. Hori 5th October-Tacoma and Shangbei 2nd October, General-Osaka Stesen Kaisha. CHRONOSKING, British str., 1,223, V. Liddell, 8th Oct-Tientsin and Porta 1st Oct., Goneral-Jardine, Matheson & Co. CHINHUA, British afr., 1047. Benson, 10

Cet.Shanghai 7th October, General Battorfehl & Swire. CRINKIANG, British str.. 1.229. Kay. 7th Out. -Hongay 4th October, Coal-Butterfield & Swire. CHOISING, German str., 1,025, T. Bridon. 7th.

Oct. Bangkok 27th Oct., Rice and Rose wood-Batterfield & Swire. CHOSRUN MABU, Japanese str., 1,301, K. Sakurai, 7th October-Foochow 4t Oct, General--Osaka Shosen Kaisha, DAGNY, Norwegian str., 882. P. Solresos, 10th Uot-Hongay 7th October, Coal--Asgaard, Thoresen & Co, DEVAWONGSH. German str., 1,057. E. Gathe

maan, 29th Sept.-Manila 25th Sept Butterfield & Swire. FoosING, British str..-1.423. W. D. Welsh, 8th-Oct-Guaymas and Mexico 3rd Oct. Jardine, Matheson & Co.

FURURA MAKU, Japanese str., 1,946, S. Komas

waki, 4th Get-Moji 25th Sept., Ceal Mitan Bishi Goshi Kwalsha.

GREGORY APCAE. British str., 2,951. S. II, Boleon, 4th Oct.-Moji 29th Sept., General -David Sassoon & Co.

GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co.,

AGENTS.

(1.262

PASSENGERS. ARRIVEN.

A DIFFICULT STYLE. Although the artists who draw the advor tisement sketches for hair-dressers and coif. fours always manage to make saob particular style look completely charming, and the fase beneath is still more so. nature is less coa• and

Par Rajaburi, from Bangkok, &o, Mr Davesiderate. Hair parted in the middle and Mr Gaertner.

Cross, EA, Miss F. Murray, Miss L. Chap. Par Haiching, trom Coast Poris, Lt. R. M.

Masters M. and F. Malcampo. man, Mr P. Malcampo, Mr C. Malcampo,

Per Deoanka, for Hongkong, from London, Mr E. Grifla, from Bombay, Rev. and Mrs Rees and 2 infants, Major Begbie, Mr and Mrs Parsons; from Colombo, Mr. E. Cooper: from Singapore, Mr G. Harvay and child, Mr and Mrs Firth, Mr and Mrs Dekuatel, Captain Mr D. MoClosky and Mr W.Kermode for Bouman, Mr and Mrs.J. A. Dobbie, Mr F. Tait, Shanghai from Bombay, Sub-Major Dad Khan. E. F. Seull and Mr T. H. Lowe; for Yokoama, Mise Oliver, Mr. Harrop, Miss Badgley, Mr from Bombay, Miss Marshall; from Singapore, Mre Phillips.

OW

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows

DISTRICT

FORECAST Hongkong & Neighbourhood.

...)} Same as No. 1. South coast of China between Same as No. 1.

Hongkong and Lamooks,)

Sonth coast of China between?, Hongkong and Hainan..) * E. winde, moderate; fine.

Same as No. 1.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

REGISTER

October 11th-AT AM

Wind.

7a,

·6750.04

30,14

30.12

30.15

** 50.23

30.19

136.34.

30.11

NE

30.07

BW

-" 29.91

9.30.19 59 59

6a.

9.30.18 61

..30.15 66

30 30T2 69 6a.:30.09 71. 80 13006 69780

5. 30.08

N

-N

to bide the ears, and in the very front ooming but not too downward tending, puffed ove softly waving away on either side, backward

down in tiny waves to the ayebrows, looks very charming in a sketch, bat nineteen ont of Per Erucat Simons, for Hongkong, from twenty faces would be completely spoilel, syen follow. Mrs II. Vincenote and infant, Mr would take every vestige of thought or meaning Saigon, Mrs W. Goodfellow, Miss Lily Good-if naturally pretty, by the fact that this coiffure Gazeri, R. P. Forre and Mr Duroclel,

nourly from shaded,

the expression. Hiding the forehead is

which his author remarked that is lofty brow

ya a

a mistake. It may be when it is as high as Tancred's, of partly

would have lighted a cathedral, it should certain ly be partly covered, there ecclesiastical illurni natione not bring suitable for feminine beauty, V'ostock everans end the hair. if the face is not to look Hakodate Yet there should always be a space between the Neare heary and almost animal. To cover both fore-Tokio are a few exceptions! faces which can stand it, Nagasaki head and ears is an erau greater mistaks. There Kochi bat fashions are not for them. They make their Kagoshima Per Persia, from San Francisco, &., for Hongkong, Mr Eugene Adams, Miss H. F.

Oshima THE TE VELLING TRANSFORMATION, Mr and Mrs L &. Byworth, Miss M. R. Coover, and other kindred devicos, nevertheless sea the Chefoo Barnes, Mr S. S. Bastida, Miss M. C. Black, who do not really approve of transformations Boaja Is.

Naba Mary women with, abandent, beads of hair, Ishi jiwa Mr W. M. Irwin, Mr B. A. Kelsey. Me advisability of having one useful coiffure for Weihaiwei Mohler and infant, Mr V. Maroni, Mr and Mrs nor the erigercies of trying to do one's hair in Kinking and Mrs Thes. W-Kyld, Mr and Mrs F. M. travelling. Then neither wied aor weather, Hankow J. B. Bawyer and infant, Mr E. Schwartz, Mr an express train, ran upset the serenity of their H. F. Williams; for Manila, Mr Harry Bar. remark, in case of a fire or a ship-wreck, one is Sharp Peak ... Wm. B. Shaw, Mies H. C. Stevenson and Miss appearance. Besides, as I have heard someone Gutzloff

Shanghai ruseh, Mire M. Bogard. Mr Gao. C. Clark, Mr all-ready. A little too ready, it may he, as in Amoy... W. A. Cook, Mrs E Damas, Miss Marie Dumas, the case of the lady who, onan alarm of shipwreck, Mr and Mrs A. H. Fair, Miss L. A. Fitzhenry, on up to the leck with an exquisite Grecian Mr and Mrs G. E. Goopfert, Mr J. N. Hanlon, coiffure of ruddy hair upon her head, and a Toichu........

Swatow Mr Chas. C. Jensen, Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson, rather thin plait of the same coloured hair bang Tainan

Taiboku Mr W. C. Lord, Miss E, A. Marquarit, Miss Eing down her back from breath it. And, after Koshan Posner, Mr Geo. Suarez, Mr and Mrs Carson all, there was no sipwreck, which, as she after- Pescadores and 2 infants. Taylor, Master L Taylor, Mrs W L. Wrightwards said, would have been the only possible Cauton

compensation to her. One stardly spirit of my Hongkong artificiality of overy kind, and yet quite as Gap Rock..... acquaintance who strongly disapproves of Vict. Peak strongly advocates neatness and serviceability, compromises by having a neat transformation, Wuchow

Madre

different colour from that of her own hair. Pakhoi. for wet weather, and travelling, in an entirely Heibow

deceive. able, and no one cau scoase her of trying to Thus, she says, she isstways neat and present Phalien

The effect on

Touran now Roquaintances, 8t. James however, is rather odd,

FROM TOP TO TOE-

Aparri footgear, for it is a sad fact that a woman may Brooled From the head-drest-il is but u step to the Lovaspi

Manila

be dressed from throst to ankle in the most Tallo fault'ese masterpiece, but if there is anything Can... wrong with her bead or her feet, that master-Lakuna ploce is practically valueless, so far as her own- appearance goes. During the last few years the most unserviceable footwear has been in Vegas, Walking shoes have been no stronger has worked in the same directie rod shoes the lovel of the usa in inches tenths and hundredths. than ball slippars and ther this saan serviceable shoes come in, and even hoit

However, at

sense about their heels and Boles, Sundo re- mains a great favourite; and patent rather with collar exactly matches the dress. The collar of consitered very smart, particularly when the long tres, buckles, and coloured collars, are also-

Boss round the ankle and down to 11 flap.

shoo, by the way, is the upper edge where it

DEPARTED.

Per Rubi, for Manila, Mr and Mrs Opprecht, HALVARD, Norwegian str., 106640. Anderean, Dr. and Mrs Schmidt, Mrs I. Burgess, Mr.J. 8th Oct. Bangkok 27th Sept. and Hoihow. Edward, Mrs 8. Gannon and child, Messrs 7th Oct., General Siam-Chiun S B. Co. HUTCHow, British str., 1,295. Hooper. 10th Sorits and 5 ebildron, Mr K. Appelsatt, Mr H T. Takeda, F. T. del Rosario, Mr and Mrs Oct-Tientsin 3rd Oct., General-Butter Barasch, Mr G. Clark, Mr W. C. Lord, Mr J. feld & Swire. KEONGWAT, German str., 1,777, F. Nicolaisen, Fair, Mr C. C. Jensen, Mr Wm. A. Cook, Miss N. Hanlon, Mr Geo. Seares, Mr and Mrs A. H. 5th Oct. Bangkok and Swatow 4th Oot, E. Marquardt, Mrs W. L. Wright and 2 infante, Rica and Meal-Butterfeld & Swire. --- Mrs and Miss Dumas, Mr and Mrs Taylor and KIANG PING, Chinese str. 1,222, H. Uddep, sen, Mr and Mrs Johnson, Mrs M. Bogard, 5th Oot.-Chiakiang 29th Oct, General Misa Fitzhenry, Miss E. Poster, Mr and Mrs Goepfer, Mr S. Bastida, Mr J. de Layzaga, Mr and Mrs W, E. Parsons.

Chinese. KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,536, Stewart, 5th Oct-Shanghai 1st October, General C. M. S. N, Co. LARETES, British str, 1,340, C. C. Page. 9th Oct-Safron 5th Oct., Rice and Gonoral- Wo Fat Sing. MACHEW, German str., 996, R. G. Zülluor, 9th Oct.Singapore let and Hoihow 8th Oct.,

General Batterfield & Swire,

PASSENGERS EXPECTED. PASSENGERS OUTWARD.

Per P. & Ostr. Namur, from London, Sept. - For Hongkong, Miss Sailler, Mr and Mrs Brett, Mr and Mrs Cook and children, Miss L. M Jacobs, Mr. Pellamy Brown, Wr and Mrs A.

30.04

11

30.03

35

30.02

9 n. 30.03

10 t. 30.03

» 30.05

.. 30.08 76

Ba: 30.04 77

29.95 68. 29. 10a

ба

9.a.

29 89

20.89

29.94 61

wgw

NE

F. G. Froo, Director.

Hengkong Observatory, October 11th, 1911. 1 BAROMETER, redroed to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on

MARIE, German sir.. 1.169, H. Schlaiter, 7th Ramsay and child, Miss Hurley, Mr and Mrs J. those for afternoon wear botraý a seddon common naidity of air saturated with moistory being-100;-

Oot-Saigon 2nd Oct., Rice and General Jebsen & Co. MONTEAGLE, Britisk str. 6,163, W. Davison, B.N.E, 8th Sept.-Vancouver via Janan and Shanghai 5th Aug., General-Canadian

•Pacifio Railway Co.. PREVALENE, British str. 1.065, J. H. Scott, 28th Sept-Saigon 23rd Sept., Rito Chiasse. PONGTONG. German str., 999 W. Hutefuhr 5th Oot-Bangkok 26th Sept., Rice and Teakwood-Butterfield & wire. SHANTUNG, British str. 1,835. J. Robinson, 9th Oot-Java 29th Sept., Sugar-Butter

Young, Lient. C. O. Maitland-Addison, Miss Parkluton and Mr Innes- Baillie.

Per P. & O. str. India, connecting with the 22.--For Hongkong, Mr Rattor, Capt. Biras str. Aradia at Colombo, from London, Sapt and Mr Davison.

Sept. 23-For Hongkong, Miss Lane, Miss MeDonald, Mrs Crichton, Miss Auto, Miss. Par P. & 0. str. Palawan, from London

Molson, Mr and Mrs Baker, Mr on Ms Pizer Gordon, Mes Ready, Mrs Worth, Mr and Mrs, Me H. E. Bishop.

Per F.&O. r. Mold-via, connecting with

BECOMING STITCHERY,

appera, are of course essential, but it used to heels, and for the matter of that serviceable For all outdoor sports serviceab'e solos and

the str, dosage at Colombo, from Dof. 6-For we find golf shoes and boots made by means with any grace. This is all altored now, ond bas considered impossible to have serviceability Hongkong, M. J. Forbes, Captain and Mrs of that arnamental stitobing technically SIAM. British str., 992, Robt A. Binns, 2nd Northcote, Mrs and Miss Edwards and Mr G. known as broguing, to look really as thongh

feld & Fire

Oot-Singapore 25th Sept., Kerosene oil- Asiatic Petroleum & Co,

SIGNAL, Gorman str. 907, J. Soersen. 6th

Ooh-Port Courbet lat Catober, Coal- Jebsen & Co. SUNGXIANG, British str., 987, H. Matbies. Ist

Oct-Haiphong 26th Sept.. General Butterfield & Swire.

Jackrop.

2 TENTERATURs, in the shado, in degrees Fahren 3 BURITY, in percentage of maturation, the 4 DIRECTION OF WIND,-to iso points. 5 Fance &Y WIND, pocording to Heafort Sale.

lightning, ooreroast, passing showers, squally, z cload, d drizzling eain, i feg, g gloomy, b hail, I

is now, tutor, y visibility, w dow (web) OBAIN in inches, tantha and kundreius.

TATE OF WEATHER, blue sky, e detaclied

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER

Hongkong Observatory, October 11th.

Previous On DatejOn Date

Day BL

at

at 4 pm. 10 am.

4 p..

30.08

30 08

29.99

75

77

77

71

72

78

East

East

East

2

3

3

D

€

C

Highest opon air Temperature on 10th...77 Lowest open air Temperature on 10th...71

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

Per P. & O. str. Mongolia, connecting with ornamental low ant slippers. This effect is Baronster

the uppers were leather stockings thrust into 20-Fer Hongkong, Mr and Mrs Morris, My variation could be made to improve very greatly action the str. Assaye at Colombo, from London Oct. vary becoming to the foot, and by judicions Temperature Walker,

Ter F. & O. str. Syria, from Lowdon, Oct. 21. form

even a badly formed foot. The most becoming Mrs Dannisen, Mrs Drummond, Mrs Buther-in leather between too and upper, is a line Bain ........... For Hongkong Mr A. J. Ponfrett, Mr and whether it be mere stitching or a difference Weather........... Wind Direction ... for

any ornementation to take.

Forseti.... TENTO MARU, Japanese str., 7.268, F. Bent, land, Mr and Mrs Whe, Mrs Foolant, Miss which, crossing the front at about in place 3rd Fatober San Francisco via ports 6th Hornet, Miss Cardes, Miss Bolton. Miss Baeftio where the ornamental slipper begins, dips in

Mails and GeneralToyo Kisen Mr Brown, Miss Thorton. Miss Paul, Mr and isba.

Mrs Appleton, Mr Laurence, Mr Borgent. a curve at the sides just whors the instey str., 2,578, Jurriaanse, 23rd Sept. 12.-For Hongkong, Mr W. Milward, heels, by the way, seem to be coming ia in very Per 1.G.M. str. Forak, from Southampton the beel and tapers away is a point. Square

Domes, and Sapt.-Batavia 13th Sept, Sugar-Jara Misses Waller Me A. M. Simpson, Mr and Mrs

repeating the o-ve, comes up to China-Jaan Lijn: TIITAROEM. Datoh str., 3,667. P. Zwart. 8th W. S. Smith, Miss M. Mitchell; from Genoa great numbers.

Oct-Kobe, Moji and Kazatan 4th Ost, Sept. 21--Mr and Mrs Backhouse, Mr W General and Coal-Java China Japan Lijn. Schuchner, Mr G. Carnteļi, Mr A. Ferrario. WORD, British ete, 1.227. Howard, 24th

Sept. Kebao-Butterfeld & Swire, TUENSANG. British str., 1,128, P. H. Bolle, 10th October-Manila 7th Ost., General- Jardine, Matheson & Co. ZAFIRO, American str. 1610, M. C. Smith, 8th October-Manila 4th Oct, Homp and Saprawood-Shewan, Tomes & Co.

SAILING VESSEL

ECLIPSE, British 4-masted barque, 2,996, Tame White, 12th May-New York 20th Jar.. Kerosene Oil-Standard Oil Co.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The P. & O. & N. Co.'s sir. Somals left Singapore for this port on the 20th inst, ut

VESSELS PASSED ANJER.

But

The thor PANTY ACCESSORIES.

o thoroughly well-dressed woman would be reosgnised, if in no other way, by the small items of har toilstra. Gloves, alces, petti- eosta, and neckwear, as avery Frenchwoman Sept, 17, British str. Itrie, from Colombeginning to guess, are a good deal more impor knows, and most Englishwomon now are be for Sourabaya

tant than the dress. Sept. 17, Dntoh str. Nids, Fouluga, from there are numbers of little nothings, not de- addition to there Amsterdam for Bataris.

signed worely for ornament, but fulfilling some purpose, which the completely smart woman may be relied on to possess, There which has built up its reputation very largely on inventions of this kind. It was first in the field with the little motor sunshade, which Sat can be bent in any direction, and shets up into

length of seventeen inches. It bangs from Ban, the wrist

by a cord, and keeps off ans, wind, sad dust in an admirable fashion. Carried out Mon. in Early Victorian Paisley pattern with fringes, it is really adorable. Another thing of the Tons.

Sept. 18. British str. Obr, from Soarabaya for Fremantle, Amsterdam for Bataria.

From 12th to 181b October, 1911.

HIGH WATER.

Height..

Height,

LOW WATER

Hking

H'kong

Mean

Mean

'Time.

jime,

b. m.

ft. in.

b.

ft, in

5 4m & 0 1 7

11 30: 7 6

5.13 al.3

13 2 8 4 9

14 m 0 23 4 14 15 1 31

7 9

1

5 39 a 4

7 5.

5

8 33

20

4 7

6 3 a 4

Sept. 19, Dutch str, Flores, Boon, from is a famous shop in the West end of London Thurs) 12 0.38

Sept, 19, German atr. Ferona, from Phila delphis.

Sopt. 20, Lritish str. Gorgen, Tonnly, from Fremontis,

Sept. 20, British str. Cloncur, Millsench from Amsterdam for Batavia.

20, Tom Philadelphia for Yokohams,

Sept. 20, German str. Adrel Rickmers, July Sept. 20. Dutch str. Banda,

4.30 pm, and is due here on the 15th inst., at from Amsterdam for Batur Frange, July 22, kind is a little gold cave 23 inches by 1 inch.

about 5 p..

The Olof Wijk & Co. str. Poking left Part Said on the 8th inst., and is expected here an at about the 7th prax.

The Sick ex O.S.K. sir. Seattle Maru, which left Hongkong on the 5th ult, was delivered in New York on the 9th lust.

A Silk train of the Chicago, Mwapkes and Puget Sound Railway, which loft Tacoma with silk cargo arrived per 0.8.K. 8.s. Fanama Mara on the 20th ult., reached New York at the 25th idem. The actual time in transit from a.m. of Tecoma to New York was 98 hours, or proxi- mately 5 hours better than any other record established by the different life op to date.

The H.A. Libie sir. Suecia loft Foochow on the 11th inst, n.m., and may be expected here to-morrow a..

for, from Colombo for Bataria.

Sept. 24, British man-of-war Pioneer, S-pt. 24. Dateh str. Celebes, Botjer, from Tilatjap for Batavis.

Fri.

and therefore appearing much the game as the Wed. Stoop-pass of a cigarette holder, which bolde Lairpins in one side and has a mirror in the other. For motoring and other outdoor-ccrepations this is a boon, for hairpins are among the mos! judla pensable of the jetty neade of woman, and also among the rarest to be found when wanted.

X. AND Z

from Colombo for Bataria.

Sept. 25, British man-of-war Paychi, Carr,

from Tilstjan for Batavia-

Sept. 25, Dutch str, Ixion, Boer, Sept. 22,

25, from Batavia for Amsterdam.

Sept. 25, Dutch str. Celebes, Botjor, Sept

from Amsterden for Batavia

Sept. 25. Datoh str. Gorontalo, van Duys,

ON SALE,

Sept. 25, German str, Farrin, from Hamburg B WEEKLY PRESS January to June, for Batavia

DOUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONG

Sept. 25, Datch str. Tali, Schuurman, from Amsterdan for Batavia,

Sept. 26, British str. Islander, Deans, from Christmas Island for Singapore.

1911 With INDEX. Price $7.50.

On sale at the "HONGEUNO DAILY PRESA” Ofoe,

Hongkong, 2nd August, 1911

7 2 m 10 8

Noiafer. high-

ror-low-water

16 m. 3 8 7. 0 m 11 24

1 9. Nointer high- nor low water 17 jm 4.48 6 9 0 19 al 1 8

17 40 a 5 5 18 lm 6 2 6.9 0-5 4 8

8.0 a 58

01.9

ON SALE,

MAIL TABLES

FOR 1911.

Bhows the dates of departure of the Mails to Europe and America, and the dates of their the dates of return Maila expected arrival as well at their destinations, of

Mounted on Card-

On Paper ...

-

30 Cente 20

On Sale at the Hongkong Daily Press Mice.

Forgkong, 6th February, 1911.