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WEATHER REPORT,

On the 12th at 12.15 pm.-The anti-cyclens hae farther weakened and passed into the

Proiẞo.

The depression over Chins is now contral to north of the Yangtze Valley.

Pressure bas decrea od slightly oror the whole aros, except Indo-Chin, where it bas increased slightly

Moderate B. winds are indicated along the East coast of China and light or variable winds over the China Sea.

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending 10 am. to-day, 0.06 inches.

FASHIONS AND FANCIES.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 18TH, 1919.

July 18th.

Con

To sit in the park on these hot July afternoons is to Be a very interesting parade of up-to-date fashions. The fav- ourite position is now from Stanhope Gate halfway up to Grosvenor Gate, and on some evenings there is scarcely a chair vacant for at least eight r rows back. One sees all sorts and con 1ditions of costume, froin the shapeless bundles into which the "little dress- maker" converts her clients in her at- tempts to copy the prevailing mode, to the slim and graceful silhouette of the girl who can afford to buy of the bost. Of these latter many were thin voile over The length of the white silk or satin. gowns varies from instep-deep to a line Only that almost reaches the ground. the very necentric have their dresses ghort

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

DISTRICT

* Hongkong & Neighbourhood

Formom Channel

་་

FORECAST.

Same & No. 1

South coast of Cklos between )Same as No. 1.

Hongkong and Lanosks.)

1

South coast of China between Game as No. 1. enough to show the entire foot

Hongkong and Haluan

• Light or variable winds, fair, some thander, howers.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

Viostook

REGISTER.

12TH AUGUST, A.M.

7a.

Nemuro

6m 29.97

Hakodata ...

29.91

Takin

29.97

Koohi

23.98

29.91

2001

29.92

2002

Orbina......

29.83

Naba

29.81

Ishi'jas....

Bonia L.

Chefoo...

Weihaiwel Hankow

Kiukiang Shangha....

Jatzail

Sharp Paak

Amoy

Swałow

Taiheku......

Taichu

Tainan 199

Kosbus....... Pescadores..

Canton

Peak

Hongkong Vict Osp

Wuokow

RD Book......

Hollow Pakkoi Phulien Tonne

C. Et Jamen ....

Aparri

Legsapi

Bacolod

Hoila.... Cebu Labuan

6a.

29.64

2872

129,92

Wind.

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T. F. CLAXTON, Director, August 12th, 1912. Hongkong, Oberstar, degrees Fanrahot on the level of the sea in inchos, tamtha and hundredthe

TEKPRATURE, in the shade, in de

Fahrenheit.

3 Hotorre, in percentage of saturation, the humidity of air saturated with moistare being 100.

4 DIETION OF WIND, to two points.

5 FORD OF WIND, suoording to Beaufort Boale.

G STATE OF WEATHER, b blas aky, e detached

lond, 4 drizzling rein, fog, & gloomy, h bail,

lighting, overont, pasing showers, sqnally,

e rain, a mom, i thunder, y visibility, w dew (wal),

BAN in tnchoe, tonths and hundredths.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

I

Hongkong Observatory, August 12th

Previous On Date On Late

Day

at

at 2 p.m. 6 am. 3 p.m.

Wind Direction ... South

Barometer

29,78

29.78

29.74

Temperature

87

79

es

Humidity......

62

89

65

West

Weather Rain

Forceti.....

1

ย

0,06

Highest open air Temperature on 11th...89 Lowest open air Temperature on 113.80

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE

Mouth

Height.

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SOME OF THE VOILE GOWNS,'

There is a great taste for black and white, and one gown in black voile edged with a very narrow frill was worn over white silk. There was not much fullness, but quite sufficient to make notable the abscace of the hobble.

The skirt was

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HONGKONG AND CHINA.

POPULARITY OF PLACK.

to

MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA

AND JAPAN STATION.

KRITINH

Alacrity, deepatol-boat, 1,700 tonn, 4 guns, 2,000 ihp., Comdr. Lambe, U.I., Weihaiwol. Ating adminity tag, 615 tons, 1,400 L.k.p.

Weibaiwei.

Bramble, gunbost 710 tons, 900 í.h.p. Lient

Comdr. B. E, Prichard Kinkiang.

Comdr. W. H. Darwall, Shanghai, Britomart, gunboat, 710 tons, 900 k.p. Lieut. Cadmus, British sloop, 1,070 tour, Lb.p. 1,400 fd, Commr. Hagh P. F. . Williams, Hanko

Some of the very prettiest dresses of the present season art made with a veiling of made underdiess. Take the following as an instance. A thin soft grey silk is cut square on the bodice, the sides coming halfway up from shoulder to neck, and finished with bands of wide cream coloured are, which meet at the waist, gathered into the waist of the fold-over back and front, and, also in front, are

continued in a tine down the contre bodice, and a black satin belt hid the the hom This appears to describe an meeting of the two parts. This belt was evening bodice, but it is now covered with fastened at the left side and hung in a single fold of black ninon or chiffon, ends to somewhere about the knees. The usualy cut away round the neck and left collarless In the uress we are top of the gown was tucked striped describing the waist is in its normal posi- white and pale green gauze, collarless tions, and nothing prettier can be im-Cherab, water tank and tag, 390 tons, i.h.p. 340 but filled in at the neck with the inevit agined than the look of the lace through able row of pearls. Another voile gown, the veil of thin diaphanous black. Sonte- cut much on the same lines, which appear times the top is finished with a ling of to be those most prevalent, was in old very narrow lace insertion, often called ross, the little frill at the edge repeated beading; at others it is left absolutely cleverly hemmed that the Home six inches higher up. With it was plein, worn a creain silk jacket, cut away at the stitches are invisible. The effect upon a neck and showing a high spotted net white round throat is remarkably be collar and chemisette. This little jacket coming. is only ons of a small army of its breth- ren recently set loose upon the fashion- able world. It fits the normal waist, and has basques about six inches deep, cut away in front and made with a belt of its own material about an inch and a-half wide, which crosses in front with swo pointed ends.

THE SMART COATEE. These little coats are to be seen in every imaginable colour. With a shot maure und pale blue gowr. one in mauve turned back with pale blue is worn; with a white gown an eau-de-nál silk coatee is chosen, and, more startling than could be expect ed from negatives of colour, is a gown in black gauze frilled round the hem, and worn with a coat of white silk, bordered with black and finished at the neck with a deep collar of Cluny lace over black. This last gives the whole a most dis- tinguished look. A pale gray voile gown with long panier tunic has the bodice in soft Liherty silk crossed over upon blouse of the most any white silk mustin arranged in fichu fashion, and with sleeves of the same.

90

HOUDOIR CATS.

7

Master W. Smith, Hongkong.

Comdr. H.B. Vesle, Conton.

British loop 1,070 tons, ib.p. 1,400

gans, 5,700 i.h.p., Lt. Comdr. H. S. Monroe Fame, torpedo-host destroyer, 340 tona,

Hongkong. Handy, torpedo-boat destroyer 295 tons, 6 guns,

4,000 hp, Lieut.-Comdr. Brickendon, Hongkong Jaaus, torpedo-bost destroyer, 320 tons, 6 guns. 3900 h.p., Ljent. Comdr, Marwall, Hong- kong.

Kent, armoured cruiser, 9,800 tour, 14 gass, Lh.p. 22.000, Capt. Allen T. Hunt, Wei- balrei

The boudoir cap is in fashion again; and though less full and fluffy round the head, it contains quite as much material as those of last year. Some are made of the very finest lawn, while others are en-Kinshs, river gun bost, 616 tons, i.b.p. 1,200 firely of lace.

Lt. Comdr. H. Marryatt, Hankow. Merlin, surveying ship, 1,070,tons, 6 gans, 1,400.

The idea is to cover the bair during the various processes of the toilette, but the cap has been found so dainty and pretty that it is often worn when the toilette is quite complete, and it forms a charming adjunct of the break- fast table. Many fashionable women atilise pieces of old lace for the trimming of these caps, but as a rule imitations are used, all of the most delicate description.

and Z. in the Globe.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED,

Per Armand Behle, for Hongkong, from Kobe, Capt. Rigg; from Shanghai, Mme. Beatican, Mr. Goodward, Mr. W R. Ricketts, Mr. R. Weskoff, Mr. E. W. Knight, Capt. Crawford, Mr. Walter Gibbs, Mr. Arthur Withers, Mr. A.

Beisson and Mr. Bornere.

Per Tenyo Maru, for Hongkong, from San Francisco, Mr. C. J. Barnhorn, Mr. S. Parker, Mrs. M. S. Butler, Mr. E. Barretto, Mr. J. W. Bolles, Mr. Chas. Buckland, Mr. Franks Compton, Mrs. J. B. Catson, Mr. Wm. H; Collins, Miss Fay Carlton, Mr. Thos. M. Devilbiss, Mr.

Leonard Dyson, Mr. and Mrs. J. Harold

Lhip. Capt. F. C. C. Pasco, Surroging Dation Minotaur, armoured crufar_(Fagship Vios

Admiral Bir A. L. Winsloo, K.O.B. C.V.0, C.E.G.,) 14,600, tons, i.h.p. 27,000 Capt. G. C. Cayley, Weihaiwoi, Monmouth, armenred cruiser, 9,800 ton, L.h.p.

22,000, Ospt, B. H., F. Barttelot, M.V.O.,

Weihaiwsi.

Moorhen, river gunbost, 180 tons 2 gune i.hp. 800, Liset. Comdr. G. P. Leith, West River. Newcastle, Zudalnas cruiser, 4,800 tons, turbine. 22,000 F.D., Captain George P. E. Hunt, D.SO., Shanghai. Nightingale, river gunboat, 85 tons, 240 1 p

Lt. Comdr. Malcolm Murray, E.N., Yang, Otter, torpedo-dont destroyer, 385 tops, 6 gan

6,300 Lh.p., Lioat.-Comdr. Chambers, Wei-

· halwed. Pegasus, protected cruiser, 2,135 tons, ip,.

5,000, (7,000 F.D.), Comdr. F. H. Mitohef!. Weiladwei

Promethens, 3rd class cruiser, 2,135 tous, ih.p. 5,000, Comdr. H. Lazmere, Pagoda Anchorage.

Ribhla, T.B.D., 590 tons, 7,500 F.D., 6 guns LL Comdr E. J. G. Mackinnon, Wei- haiwai,

hp, Lieut-Com 85 tons, 2 guns, 240

1. A. 8. I. Hatton,

A BEAUTIFUL WOMAN'S DRESS.

well-known in A beautiful woman, society, has been wearing a black char- sopuse gown with an original bodice car ried up to the neck at tho back, and to a shorter distance in front over a blouse of finest embroidered lawn, the collar in transparent lace carried up to the ears, the sives rather full on the shoulders,

Bobin, river gunboat, 85 tons, 2 guns, 240 h.p.. Et.Comdr. Allen Dixon, West River, and wet by very novel supplements com- and servant, Master Rabt. Dollar, Mr.Beario, depot ship for Submarines, 980 tons, posed of old-rose satin. These passed the John Dais, Mr. Antonio G. y Enriquez,

1,400, Lt. Commar. N. E. Archdale, Hongkong elbows and finished some inches below Mr. D.. C. F. van Enderborg, Mr. F. C. them. The arrangement of this gown Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Fisher, Mr. Sandpiper, river seemed so cool and comfortable that the W. T. Fenn, Mr. A. 8. Goldsmith, Miss renders of Thursday's Globe may H. L. Hempstead Mrs. L. Hoias, Misa desire to imitate it. It looked as though. L. Heise, Miss F. Heise, Master Frank this would be easy, but one never can tell! It was worn by one of the most B. Heise, Mr. and Mrs. Robt. J. Harri- graceful women in England, and it is son, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. 7. Hayes, Mr. Gustav Johnson, Mr. M. H. Jey, Mr. very certain that her dressmaker is not R. S. Kinney, Mr. E. J. Kappler, Mr. M. Lopez, Miss Daisy Martin, Miss M. McCord, Miss Beatrice Moller, Mr. and Mra. Morente, Miss D. Mannia Mr. of the soi-disant prophets informed the Joseph Mielo, Mr. Leon Mooser Mr. P.Thistle, guthoat, 710 tons, 900 h.p., Lieut. Mathy, Mr. Wm. Naismith, Mr. R. world that the lingerie gown was has Pestonji, Mr. H. D. Reed, Mr. and Mrs. out of fashion. Un the contrary, it has reached its very highest development durJ. M. da Rocha and amah, Master R. M.

a cheap one,

LINDERIE GOWNS.

At the beginning of this season some

Hongkong.

Snips, river gunboat, 85 tous, 3 guns 240 h.p..

Lt. Comdr. Maurice B. Lealle, Yangise, Taku, torpedo bost destroyer, 305 tons, Lh.p. 6,000, Gunner E. J. Trillo, Hongkong. Tamar, rodving ahly 4,659 fons, 6 gase, Commodore B. Anstruther, Hongkong. Teal, river gunboat, 180 sons, 2 guns, 800 Lh.p. Lient Condr. Hon. Gay Stopford, Chung. klang,

Usk, T.B.D., 590 tons, 7.500 F.D., 6 guns, Lt.

Candr. B., Bluett, Wellesle age, torpedo-boat destroyer, 39 tons, 6 guar,

Hall, Weihaiwei.

Cam H. B. N. Cottrell Dormer, Hanicow

ing this season, or rather, it has attained da Rocha, Master L. A. da flocha, Miss Voi.hp., Lient-Corir. Harold D. Adair.

to the dimensions of its highest develop L. Beatriz da Rocha, Miss Edith da ment some ton years since. The ombrai Rocha, Miss Klong Sanit, Mr. Ray Spear, dery lavished on these gowns is of the Mrs. A. Stickney, Mrs. B. Schwartzhoff, finest possible, and as to the raaterial, it Mr. F. Trenty. Mr. and Mrs. F. T. P.

seems as though their manufacture could Waterhouse, Mr. E. C. Weinreich, Mr. Wellen Weihaiwei,

go no further in lightness, transparency and Mrs. M. B. Yung.

and ovenness of weaving, A gown in cream-coloured lawn, scattered over with little sprigs of satin-stitch embroidery, is down the front to

cut in one, opening Irish crochet, ar show a panel of real ranged over the softest white satin,

and

in design of roses and leaves. sleeves are made entirely of this Irish crochet, July

PASSED THE CANAL.

16th --- Delgravia, Glenlochy, but they and above the albows and are Hyson, Indrasamka,

Kleist, Nera, filled in to the wrist With long cuffs of Scandia, Africa, Arabien. 19th Achi tucked white net similar to the collarles, Bayern, Benalder, Derflinger, Ive The skirt falls in natural folds at the Maru, Feiho, l'eleus. 23rd Aatenor, back and sides, and is hemmed up with Atsuta Maru, Ceylon, Lothian, Ninnan,. a two inch band of satin like that on the Pathan, Syria, Walton Hill. 26th front panel. Arranged on this band are Machaos, Nore Ulysses, Pica. 31st- separate leaves in the new trimming. Caledonien, Prins Ludwig, Prometheus, tucked muslin, cut out into leaves. Each leaf is at a distance of some two or three Salazie, Tydeus. August 2nd-Bento inches from its fellows, and the trim mond, Hirano Maru, Palma, P. E. Fried ming, though simple in its way, is a nicet rich, Seneca, Stentor, Den of Glamin. 6th-Hitachi Maru, Liberia, Bramley, effective one.

9th-Denbighshire, Namur, Oceanien, Sachsen, Tenkai, Alesia, Theseus, Africa, Glenfarn.

From 13th to 19th August, 1912.

HIGH WATER.

LOW WATER

H'kong

T'kong

Mean

Mean

Time.

Time

b. m.

It i

k. I. ft. in.

Tuer,

13m 9.3

3 0 8 2 m 2 14 10 43 a 4 5

11 13 af

11 44 a

100 36

4 48

0.4

56

2 4

25

48

44

2 3

NONONOGH Height.

Wed. 14.9 56

Thurs 15 m 10 48 fn. 16 11 41

1 na 5 Satur. 17 0 16 036 Brun.

18.0 51 5 2m 6 47

1 375 3 7 5 al 2 9 5 i'm 9 19 x 1

7 34 1 3

Mon.

ON SALE, DOUND VOLUMEF of the HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS, JULY to DECEMBRE 1911. With INDEX. Price $7.50.

On Sale at the "Horox org Daily Pum Office.

Hongkong, 26th Maret, 1912,

•HAT OF THE MOMENT.

The heat of the weather has given af great innings to the large shady hat, especially those made of lace or net lace. trimmed, but the undoubted success of the present season has been the medium-sized hat worn sufficiently-far back to show the whole of the face and usually with a lightly upturned brim. The trimming is of an almost scanty description. Thera

Waterwitch, surveying ship, 620 bons, 460 ih...

LouL-Comdr. F. A. Royne, Singapors.

tens, 7,5005 F:D., 6 guna, Comdr. Whiting, torpedo bost destroyer, 360 tons, 5 5,900 h.p.. Lient-Comdr. G. B Hartford, Weihaiwei. tom ganhost

600 hp. 195 tons, 2 Widgend, M. E. Wilding,

FRIE Kisting 150 tons, 2

guns, 550 hp. M. B. R. Blackwood, Yang.

Woodcock,

ร

Linart teza. Woollark, grabost, 150 bons, 2 guns, 550 la p.

Lient. Comdr. G. F. A. Mulook, Hankow Bubmarines

No. 36, Godfrey Herbert, Lieut. Commr, No. 51, A. A. L. Fenner, Lieut-Commr. No. 38, J. B. A. Codrington, Lt-Commr. T.B. 035, Lt-Com, Woodward, West River T.B. 036, Lt.Com, Kurphy, West River. T.B. 037, Lt. Com. Nicol, West River T.B. 038, Lt.Com, Seymour, Want Biver,

V

ISITORS

CANTON

то Should Purchase

"FROM HONGKONG TO CANTON

BY THE PEARL RIVER.

ARRIVALS AT HOME. August 9tb-Hirano Meru, Prometheus. ↑ (14-

FOR SALE.

is saldoin even a ribbon round the crown,

but invariably either a tall bow of ribbon NAS COMPRESSOR with ELECTRIC or a tall feather or an sigretto of buds GMOTORS

FITTINGS.

· BY

CAPTAIN O. V. LLOYD,

With Illustrations, Mags and Plans.

Price

Wh

$1.75

On Bale st-

Apply

Hongkong:

“DAILY PRESg” Offe

MANAGER, "Hongkong Daily Proca" Ofos Hongkong, 13th March, 1912

1

Messrs. KELLY & WAISH

Canton:

and leaves standing up straight in the neresse ordinary lighting power by 25 per cent, very front. Sunburnt straw, Tuscan and, without extra cost. pure white chip seem to be the favourites.. always excepting black, which has been found to be in Gaitely more becoming than any colour whatever.

Merr. Brewer &: Co.' Mary A. &. Watson & Co

Feener & C

NAPIER JOHNSTONES'

"SQUARE BOTELE *

WHISKY.

UNVARIED FOR OVER

150 YEARS.

THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN

1745. :

BEWARE OF IMITATIONS.

SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG

́LANE, OBAWFORD & Co., and from Atz WINE MOKAMIS,

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STEAKERS.

162

ANTENOR, British str.,. 3,002, L. Harbird, 11th August-Singapore 8th August, General,-Butterfield & Swire. CHUNBANO, British str., 1,418, C. J. Mattock, 10th August Chingwantao 3rd August, Coal-Jardine," Mathe- son & Co.

DAIGA MARU, Japanese str., 846, Y. Some

kawa, 7th AugustSwatow sth August, General. - Osaka Showen Kaisha

DRUEAR, Norwegian str., 1,102, J. Bing, 10th August Bangkok and Swatow 9th August, General.-Chinese.

1,410, H. 8. FAUBANG, British str.,

Malkin, 5th August-Hongay 3rd August, Coal-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

FORUL MARU, Japanese. str., 4,189, 5. A.

Tominaka, 11th August-Moji 5th August, Coal and General.-Mitmi Bussan Kaisha.

HARING, British str., 1,267, W. C. Pass- more, 11th August-Swatow 10th August, General-Douglas, Lapraik & Co. HANDADUA, American str. 1,723, Emique Razon, 5th August-Cebu tat August,

General-Order.

HANGCHOW, British str., 000, W. W. Kay, 7th August-loilo 3rd August, Gen- eral.-Butterfield & Swire. HARGHANG, British str., 1,366, 8. Wilde, 8th August-Shanghai Sad August, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. HELENE, German str., 71, J. Jessen, 5th

August Swatow 4th August, Gen- eral.-Jebsen & Co.

Hora BEE, British str., 2,056, Y. King-

horn, 9th Aug-Singapore 4th Aug. General.--Order.

Kaisho.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Hexarang HOTEL

Mr F. W. Aston

Mr G. Aurely Mr A. T. Barberini

Mr F Barker MI C J.

Barhorn

Mr E. R. Bata Mr O. Bach

Mr E. A Beaumont Mr C. D. J. Bell Mr E. Berner

Mr P. A. R. Bosch Hre J, B. Catron

Mr A. H. Cobb

Mr

&

& Mrs 8. R. Brown

Mr C. F. Buckland

Mr T. J. Cokely Mr W. H. Collins Capt G. G. Cooper Miss Crooker

Mr G.

Mr

P.

Carry

V. d'Ostlingen

Mr N. J. Dalmeyer Mr C H. Darie

Mr & Mrs J. H. Dollar

and intent

Mr J. H. Dorian Mx W. C. Deew Mr L. Dyson Mr B. J. W. Famos

Mr D. C. F. von Eendenburg &M H. C. Ebranfels

Me W. T. Foon Mr H. G. Fisher

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Mrs French and child

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Mr G, JohnsOKA

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Dr Klose

Mr.

W

R. Knight. Mr H. Krück Mr F. Lange Lt. J. N. Lopos Mr & Mrs. R. Lytle Mr H.

Marker

Dr. O. Marri ti

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& Mrs J. D. F

Mr W.

Naismith

Mr F. 8. Odom

Mr B. J. Peyton

Mr R. Present

MeV

W.

Jun.

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3. M.

FR

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Reynolds

W. H. Rioketis

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George

Miss George

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& Mrs Joseyh

Gould

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Hannibal

Mr W. T. Harbord Mr A. Harrison

& Mrs H. Harrison

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Mr E. E Smith

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Lt & H C. E. Stainer, P.N.

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breekt

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J. Mr D. M. Whamond

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Hoyee

Dr S. Hough Mr Th. van Hant

Mr & Mrs H. H

White

Mr. G. G. Wood

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Mr J. Wright

Mr J. A. Young

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Mody

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Mr E B. Eed

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M Mr H. Hantar Mr F. B.1

1. Hyde Mre W. Kay Mr R. M. Lesain Mr & Mrs C. Lauritsen Mr H. H Taylor

Dr. Sikree

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Capt & Mrs Allan H.

Miss A. Leigh Mr & Mrs Lemaire

Stewart and child-

Te

Mrs B. Williamas

GBAND HOTEL

Mr Batcock HONGKONG, French str., 739, A. Cornelin Mr C. Breithaupt sen, 7th August-Haiphong and Hoi- Mr. Bond how 6th August, General-A. R. Mr Buttner Marty.

Mius Cole HUPET, British str., 1,200, A. Tucker, 10th Mr L. C. Child August Shanghai 8th August, Gen- Miss Echels

Mr Eleon eral-Butterfeld & Swire.

Mr Gabriel Kay Man, Japanese str. 1,292, Y. Me and Mrs Graham

Yamamoto, 11th August-Swatow 9th Mr Peyton Grifla Auguet, General. Osaka Shosen Mr Haberer

Mre Haast KKONGWAY, German str., 1,116, I. Rotsler, Mr H. Jensen 9th August Bangkok 1st August, Mr C. Maakel General.-Batterfield & Swire.

Mr N. Kiel fecuis, Italian str., 2,481, Belsito, 6th Mr Chas King

August-Bombay and Singapore 1st August, General-Carlowitz & Co. LAIBANG, British str., 2,225, E. J. Tadd, 4th August-Calcutta 18th July, Gen- eral.-Jardine, Matheson & Co. Louson, German str., 1,014, G. Schultzen, Commodore

6th August-Hongay 3rd August, Coal. Butterfeld & wire.

Mr Lorrin Mr Lyons Mrs McClure Me F. Miaknilz

Mr A. T: Myall Mr Oiffer

Mr P. Pecuioller

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