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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3rd 1912.

A depression appears to be developing over the Paolo to the Southward of the lattor area.

Om the 1st at 12.20 5m-Pressure has AHUI, British str. 1:350, J. B. Harris, 31st given way moderately over the E. and NE. Jan.-Shanghai 28th January, General-coast of China, and also over W. Japan and the Butterfeld & Swire, CHANGSH, British str., 1,483, Ed. Finlayson, 22nd Jan,—Sydney 28th Des., General- Butterfold & Swire- CHILDAR, Norwegian str., 1,102, H. Nielsen, 29th Jun.-Bangkok and Swator 28th Jan, General Aagaard, Thoresen & Co. CHINA, American 3,186, Enery Rice, 24th Jan.--San Francisco 27th Dea., Malis and M'dise-F M. 8.8. Co. CHINHUA, Fritish str., 1,350, W. Benson, 28th

Jan.-Shanghai 25th January,, General-ja: Butterfeld & Swire,

CHOBHUR MARU, Ja Raese str., 1,301, K. B-karai, 27th January-Swatow 24th

General Oaks Shosen Kaisha. January,

Normgian str., 88, P. Solvesen, 27th DAGNY,

Jay 24th January, Dast Coal-

Thorsen & Co..

Daijin Mazu, Jap, str., 899, 8. Yamagishi,

The anti-aydonto ares is now central orsTM the Sea of Japan.

The monsoon will probably moderata somas- what over the Chius ßen,

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending 10 am, to-day, 0.01 Inches

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

DISTRICT

* Hongkong & Neighbourhood

31st Jan.-Swatow 30th Jan., General Formosa Channel Osaka Shosen Kaishs,

214.

FORECAST.

{troak.

N.E. winds,

DAITA MARU, Japanwn sir, 1,734, K. Kobaya-South coast of Chins between) Same as No. 1

Hongkong and Lamooks.}

shi, 30th Jan.-Wakamatsu 25th Jẩn., Coal-Mitau Bishi Goshi Kaisha.

DUNERIC, British str., 1,211, A. W. Dixon South coast at Chins between), Same as No. 1.

28th Jan.-Singapore 20th Jan.-Book Lino, Ltd.

GREGORY APCAR, British str., 2961, 8. H.

Belson, 29th Jan.-Cloutta, Penang and Singapore 23rd Jaunary, Genem!--David

& Co. Bassoon

HANOI, French gir., 1200, G. Boshier, 31st Jan-Haiphong and Pakboi 28th Jan., General-A, R. Marty.

JAPAN, British str., 3806. A. Stowart, 30th

Jan-Mail 25:h

Jau.. Genorat and Coal...

David Sassoon & Co., Ltd.

JESEEIC, British str.. 3.004. R. White, 196b-

January-New York 18th Nov, General-

Back Line, Ltd.--

KANBU

British str., 1, 68, K. B. Tusbben, 24th Jan-Moji 19th Jan, Coal-Butterfold &

Gwire.

Hongkong and Hainan....... J

* N. winds, fresh to modemte, fair; cloudy,

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

REGISTER.

1st FCBUUARY, AM

Hoar.

Barometer.

Temperaturo.

Humidity.

Wind.

KASHING, British afr., 1,843, H. E. Laver, 22nd Vloebook... 7.30,39,17 | 41 | ENE |

Jan.--Moji 16th Jan, Coal-Butterfeld & Neuro Bwire.

Hakodato

KORSICANO, German str., 1,297, T. Hayanga, Tokio

26th Jan.-Bangkok 19th Jan, Rico and Teak Butterfeld & Swiro. KNIGHT OF THE THISTLE, British str., 4.286,

G. 8. Baker, 25th Jan.-from New York, Kerosene oil-Standard Oil Co. Kusicnow, British str., 1,217, Forsyth, 18th Jan-Manila 15th Jan., General-Butter. field & Bwire,

KUMERIC, British str., 4,006, Goo. B. M.GH, 30th Jun.-Shanghai 25th Jan, Flour— Bank Lino, Ltd. KWANGLER, Chinose str., 1,468, E. E. Pratt, 24th Jan-Shaughni Sist Jau., Gonoral~~ C. M. 8. N. Co. KWONGSANG, British str., 1,428, W. F. Richard, 28th Jan-Shanghai 24th and Swatow 27th Jan., General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. LIBERIA, Gorman atr., 2.386, T. Karborg, 27th Jan Violivestock 2 th Jno, Braus and Hempseed-Hamburg-Amorika Linia.

Gorman str., 1,971, W. Vogeler,

LOONGMOON,

19th January-Hongay 17th Jan, Coal Hambury Amerika Linie.

LOONGSANG, British str., 1.092, W. G. G. Lenak,

Nagasak

Kochi

Kagoshima Oshima

630.26

3230

30.50

30.43

30.39

30,37

30.28

Naha....... Lig Lahi'jiza Bonin Is....... Chefoo Weihaiwe Hankow

30.17

30.17

30.26

9 & 30.38 36

$ the wise.

walow Taihoku

Kinkiang Shanghai Gutzlaff Sharp Peak... Amoy

9.30.45 38

30.44

S

Taichu Tainan Koshum Possadores Canton...

30.36

5.30.31

30.25

30.24

“

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Hongkong ...10.30.38 50 79

January-Sasttle and Moji 16th January, Pakbol

30.25

9:

Viot

30th Jan.-Mavila 28th Jan., General Jardine, Matheson & Co. LUCARIO, Britisk str. 4.100, J. Mathin 20th

Penk Book...... Gap Maone Wuchow Hoihow

* 30.34!

98.

Flour-Bank Line.

C.St.

Phalion.... James

8 a

Manila Legazpi Bacolo Hoito.........

630.00 (10 =:

9a.j

LUCHOW. Brlieb str., 1,216, Ainsito, 28th Jan.Toprane

-Waksmatsu 23rd Jan, Coql-Butterfield & Bwire.

MARIE, German air., 1,169, H. Schlaikior, 28th- Jan.-Saigon 23rd Jan., Rice-Jebsen & Co.

MATHILDE. German str., 831. Chr. Ulderup, 31st Jan-Haiphong and Honor 2301 Jan., Rise and General--Jahsen & Co, MINNESOTA. American str., 13,323, T. W. Garlick, 2lat Jan-Seattlo 17th Deo. and Mani's 19th Jan, General-Nippon Tusen Kaishs.

NILE, Amerima str. 3.313. Eccleston, 18th Jan.-Southampton 13th Dec.-Pacific Mail 8.8. Co. NILE, British atr., 6,694, E. F. Daldy, ...,

27th Jan.--London 16th Des., General P. & O. 8. N. Co. ONSLNG,

Brițials ate., 1,787, A. G. Smith, 19th January-Chiu Wang Tao 12th January, Coal-C. M. S. N. Co. OTAKU MARY, J

0, Janakese str., 1,710. Yoshioka, 22nd Jan-Miike 18th Jan., Coal-Mitsui Bureau Raisha.

PANAMA MARU, Japanese str., 6.059, K. Muto, 29th Jan.Tams and Shangkat 26th Jan., General-Deska Shosen Kaish PAGUMFERA, British str., 1,965, J. H. Scott,

24th Jau. Saigon 20th Jan, General Wo

Fat Sing. ROKKOS IN MAnn, Japanese atr., 1,234, Masada, 22nd Jan-Wakamatsu 16th Jan., Coal- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

Cebu ...*** Labuan.....

30.07 79 30.03 84

30.01 81

b

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F. G. Fica, Director, Hongkong Observatory, February 1st, 1912 1 BAROMETER,roduced to 23 degrees Fahrenheit or the Isvel of the sea isi inches, teathe and hundredths 2 TEMATURE, in the shade, in degrees Faltrán heit.

3 HUMIDITY, in perosutage of saturation, tha humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100.

4 DIBBOTION OF WIND, to two points,

5 FORCE OF WIND, cording to Beaufort Scale,

STATE OF WEATHER, & blue sky, detsake! cload,d drizzling rain, fog, g gloomy, h hail, i lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, q squally, 7 rida, a woow, & tanudor, riaibility, w dow (wat)

0 Bars in inches, tenths and hundredtha.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER

Hongkong Observatory, Februscy lat.

Previous On Data On Date

·Day⋅ at

{ at 4 p.m.; 10 am:

BT

4 p.n

30.32

30.83

30.24

50.*

50

53

64

70

73.

Wind Direction .... Forosti

North North

West

1

1

1

Weather Auster

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0

Rain

0.01

SABINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., 573, De Triox, | Barometer

30th Jan.-Slugagora 23rd Jan., General Temperature and Kerowno oil-Asistio Petroleum & Co. | Humidity .... Suanturo, British str., 1,359, Robinson, 20th Jan-Hongay 17th Jan, Coal--Butterfield & Swire. SAOHSING, British str., 1,307, J. E. Owen,

18th Jan.-Wakamatan 12th Jan Coal Butterfeld & Swire.

ST. ALBANS, British str. 4,119, W. G. Mo. Arthur, 31st Jan- Kobe and Moji 27:k ‚ General--Gibb, Livingston & Co. TJIMANOVE, Dutch str., 5,620, A. W. L. Booy, 21st Jan.-Macasar 14th Jan., General- Java-China-Japan Lijn.

URSULA RICKMERS, German str., 2,629, N.

Bukle, 15th Jan-Vladivostook 7th Jan. Beaus-Miteni Bussan Kaisha. WAIBHING, British str., 1,170, Holmwood, 27th Jantoo 20th Jan., Groundaats

Highest open air Temperature on 31st 52 Lowest open air Temperature on 31st 47

KONGKONG TIDE TABLE. From 2nd to 8th February, 1912 HIGH WATER,

Yty :

H'kong

Masu

Time.

Fri.

m 104

8 38 a

3m 10-41

San

Matheson & Co. Wakamathu MaRU, Japaneso str., 1,722, U. Aikawa, 30th Jan.-Wakaraten 25th Jan, Coal-Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaisks. WONGKOL, German etr., 1.115, H, Oltmaung,

28th Jan Bangkok 20th Jan, Rice and Sat Wood--Butterfeld & Swire.

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