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WEATHER REPORT

On the 28th at 18.45 p..-The Japaness depresion is Alling up. A depression appears Le be forming to the N. of Weihaiwei.

Bbellow depressions lie to the S. of the Yangtze Valley and over Tongking.

Preasure in inclined to give way over Indo China It has increare considerably over N. Japan

Moderate S. winds are indicated along the Esse coast and over the bine Sca..

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours eading at 10 am, to-day, 0,00 inches.

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

DISTRICT

Hongkong & Neighbourhood Formoss Channel

FORECAST.

S wimis.

fresh.

South coast of China between Same as No. 1.

Hongkong and Lamooks

Bouth coast of Chins between), Same as No. 1.

Hongkong and Halasa.. ]

8. winds, moderato, squally, fair.

QUINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

REGISTER.

28TH JUNE, A.D.

Wind.

Vlontock

7 m. 29.63:55 | 97, 11

Nemuro Hakodate

6 a. 29,79-

ES2 1

29.65

Takic

27.59

NW

29.58

29.58

29.53

Oshima

29,61

Naba

29.63

Ishi'jma

Boniu T

Chofeo ....

Welhaiwoi

71 71

Haskur.....

Klukiang

Shanghai......

Gatzla

29,61

00

5 29,7

Sharp Peak... ??

Amoy

Swatow.......

Taibokr

Talohu

Triuan

29.76

29.73

Koshua

Poscadores

Canton

Viet. Peak

Hongkong

6

H

GBD

Rock

6th

BAW

Macao

Wuchow

Hollow....

Pakkoi

Phafen

courane

C St James...

or

6

BW

sew

b

Legaspi

Bacolod

9a

C

Hollo

129.87 80

1 or

129.90, 37

о

129 86 84

Cebu Labuan

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong, Obseratory, June 28th, 1912.

1 Binouer, roduced to 32 degrees Farenheit wn the level of the sau in inches, tenths and hundredths.

TEMPERATURE, in the shade,

Fahrenheit.

in

THE FENCE BUILDERS.

BY

W. H. OGILVIE. (Author of "My Life in the Open," etc.). (Continned from l'aye 7.) with this that his presenEr

Only day pre required in Bourke. viously life had ucemed a very good and desirous thing, and now by reason of those well-meant hints given him by his

WAN ΙΣΟΥ

ste the poison had entered his blood, and life to him had become a worthless thing. As he sat and watched the pretty face of this woman that he loved, his heart grew hitter against Robert Hamilton, and he swore to himself that he would be revenged upon hine for his many sucers, and for his real or attempted intrigue with his wile.

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At the first streak of dawn he was in the saddle, ambling down the Bourke rond upon his free-stepping grey; while very inthe later Ned-Jackson, the giant, ! was back at work upon the myall plain, singing contentedly as he plied shovel and bar, determined to have a brave | show of accomplished work to set before! his mate when he returned.

And at the head station Hamilton, the manager, wove his plans.

On the arend day of Jim Arrol's absence. Nel caught one of his horsCA and rade to the township to sue about rations for the camp. It was the custom for Mrs. Arral to supply the fencers with scones and cakes, and to see about these Ned rod up to the little cottage that stood by itself a little apart from the other houses. Biddy, the baby, saw him coming and toddled out to meet him and Ned, stomping from his big brown horse, caught her up in front of him on the Mra. saddle and rode up to the door. Arrol made him welcome, and the bush- man tied his horse in the shade of a aeighbouring tree and entered the house, "I have all your things ready, Ned," said the woman, all but a few 888 they're keeping the at the hotel. "I'll run; down and get them now if you'll watch; Riddy till I come back."

All right," said the bushmark, cheerily, come on, Biddy Malone, an' I'll give ye a ride on my back!" He hoisted her on to his broad shoulders; And the little room rang with childish laughter, he galloped up and down with cluinsy steps. The mother had only been gone a moment or two, but was out of sight among the houses, when the station blackboy rode up on a sweating "Hallo, horse with a letter in his han37).

Fred! What's that you've got ?' called! Jackson.

Letter from Boss-far Missus. Arrel." Well, give it to me; she's gone to the township!"

The boy hesitated,

Boss said baal me

gibbit any feller only Mistress Arroi!”

"Oh, get out, ye yellow nigger, ye know. me, don't yer? In Jim Arrol's mate. Give it here!"

The boy hesitated, but was afraid to refuse. He rude close up to the verandah and handed the note, carefully sealed and addressed in Hamilton's well-known bold hand, to the big bushman.

Now, eut home as quick as you like,

The boy

or I'll take a whip to you.' nerded no further hint, leaning over

his mare's neck he disappeared in a cloud of dust,

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Ned Jackson set the child down and maybe thinkin' you're home before you're I seen the boss givin' the turned the rule over in his hand. Quick expected.

ly he made up his mind. It's not meant bigger a letter for your missus, this laint Afternoon; an the boss went up the road he said to himself, degrees for me,

but Jim's honour's worth more than mine Maybe you're not expected to-night, honourable to read other people's letters, his chestnut not ten minutes ago.

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3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, the hamidity of air saturated with moisture boing 100.

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Jint.

With an oath the foncer wheeled the tired grey horse and galloped up the rond he stood up in his stirrups and raced over the four miles that separated him from his home, but he saw no signs

the manager of Wonbilla, who was either ahead of him or had left the road.

& STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, o detached clock R.H." That was all, but it was horse paddock. Oner out upon the open cloud, d drizzling rain, fog, g gloomy, bhali,nough. He thrust the piece of paper ilglitning, overest, p passing showers, a squally into his pocket inst as Jim's wife ap

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things she had prepared for him into a billy-can and a small bag, swung himself into the saddle and with a cheery good hye to the little girl analded off towards the township.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER,

Hengkong Observatory June 27th.'

Barcmeter....

Temperature

Humidity......

Wind Direction...

Provious On Date On Dais

Day at

at 2.p.m. 6 s.12.

at

-29.70

29.57

2 p.m.

29.67

85

82

85

...76

85

77

SW South

BW

2

ry

0

0,00

Forceti ...... 3

Weather Kain

Highest open air Temperature on 27th...87 Lowest open air Temperature on 27th...82

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 29th June to 5th July, 1912-

-Low WATER HIGH WATER.

H'kong.

Mean Time.

Height,

H'kong

Mean Time

Et. in.

h. m.

ft.

in.

Bat.

29 m 8'25

7 1m 143

11 9

3 7

30 m 8 54

11.48

b. m.

July

1m 9.25

20 24

3 3 4104 73 m 2 12 3 6

7 3 2 42

NOMBORDER

Mon.

Trea

m 9.57

Wed,

Thurs 4 m

3 m 0.59

3--6-m

45

10'32

7 0

6:32

4

6 6

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Nearing his house Jim Arrol reined. the grey into a walk and then, dismount. But he did not collect the rest of the jug, tied his horse in the little stockyard rations and go back to camp as he had and crept stealthily towards the fronteral-Chinese. Instead of that he verandah of the cottage. The house was intended to do. stabled his horse at the hotel and linger.very still, but Jim, with hatred and a ed about the township talking to his raging jealously in his heart, to be. friends antil long after dark. Then by southed by its apparent peacefulness. As round-about path he approached the ho erept onward in the shadow of the Arrols house. With the exception of a nearest tree he drew from his belt a lead- couple of small trees which stood by aed revolver which he always carried, and small railed stockyard there was very his fingers_closed lovingly on the trigger little over, but in the house all was guard.

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he required, and now he was making the mean a foe. He moved a little further best of his way home that after an hour into the passage. A shadow darkened or two's sleep he might be ready to join the outlet and Ned involuntarily raised his mate on the fence in the morning and his arm, but before it could descend the recover at least one day of the three that crouching figure before him leapt up. A shot rang out, then another; and Ned he thought he must lose, There was Jackson fell forward on his face, skot slation as be passed, and he reized up.

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