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WEATHER REPORT.

On the 23rd at 11.42 a.m.-Pressure has inoressed slightly to moderately over the whole of the W. and B.W. ares except the Southern Philippines, whore it is stationary.

Yesterday. at 2 p., the typhoon was in about 29 deg. N. and longitude 132 deg. It is now probably in the vicinity of Kobe.

No returns from Japan.

Moderate N. winds are indicated slong the E. coast of Chits, aut moderate N.E. winds the northern portion of the N. China Sea,

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0,C2 inches,

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

DISTRICT

• Hongkong & Neighbourhood

Formosa Channel

FORECAST.

JN.E winds, fresh,

South coast of Clins between The same na

No. 1. Hongkong and Lamocks.

Renth coast of Chins between, The same

Hongkong and Haipan

No, Y.-

*N.E. winds, moderate, fair.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

Vostock

Nemure Hakodate Tado

Kochi

REGISTER,

23us SEPTEMBER, A.M.

Jagasaki......

Kagoshma Chima

Ishima

Bonin Is.

Chatoon Waihaiwoi

Hankow

Kinking

Wind.

7a. 29.69, 48 | 86 | NNE | 3

64.-

29.90

Shinghai ......

30

7.

ба

Gutzlaf

Sharp Peak

Amoy

Svato

Tihoku

Taichu

Tripan ....... Kohan.......

Pesondoren Janton

Hongkong

Viat, Peak

Pep Bock......

Disp

MACHO

Washow Heibow......... Pakhai

bulias .........

Tourane

C. St. James

Aparri

Иmila Legaspi...... Bacolod

Iloilo Ceba Labuan

Hoar.

Barometer,

SUITBRA|||| 1238£S|SHHHHH|| ||},☎| Temperature.

Humidity.

Weather,

Direction

Foros.

NE

9.

NNE

6 s. 29.97 ?7

B

6 a. 29.93

,00

29.92 75

XNW 1

9&

waw 1:0

T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong, Oboratory, September 23rd, 1912. 1 BañONNTEN, rodased to 34" dogrom Hazmabeit on the level of the sem in inches, tenths and kundredths,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24TH, 1919.

FASHIONS AND FANCIES.

PETTICOAT BONDAGES.

It is the time of year when clothes for house parties take the front of the par- terial stage. It has frequently been said, and as a rule it is true, that no one is

TEMPERATURR, in the shade, in degross Fahrenheit.

in

well dressed who is not suitably dressed; but the only suitable garmente this year For country wear would be a kind of gymnasium or bathing dress made of blackintosh. Arrayed in this one could ga comfortably for walks, swimming where necessary without any change of costume. The continued wet weather has played havoc with many a trunkful of tothes, and those who refuse to be kept

The house

by the rain have had some tinies to change their dress so frequently during the day that by tea-time there is nothing left but a ball-gown to change ints. The woman who has come off worst in the country during this unparalleled August has, of course; been the petticoat- ed woman. Custom, public opinion, and our own cowardice condemn us to skirts. To them petticoats are the natural ad- junct, and it is only a few years since the afeption of really workmanlike divided under-garments dawned upon the more artive class of women as heing hygienic and comfortable. The narrow skirt did rauch to liberate us from too much petti

1 Hostorry, in percentage of saturation, the kumidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,

4 Drinction or WERD, to two polobi,

3 Fouch OF WIND, according to Beaufort Scale, 1 STATE OF WEATHER, ↳ ɓlno sky; o detached sknd, d' drizzling rain, 1 fog, g gloomy, h'hill, 1 Ughtning, o overcast, p passing showery, q aqually, Triganow, t, thunder, v vijibility, w dow (wab).

0 HAIN in inobes, tenths and hundredthe.

r-

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER

Hongkong Observatory, September 23rd

Barometer

Previons On Dato On Date

Day

af 2 p.m. 6 am,

at

29,87

29.97

Ep...

29.97

Temperature

78

77 81

Humidity. Wind Direction. North ME

Force

89

89

1

72 Fant 2

Weather

od

0.02

Rain

Highest open air Temperature on 22nd...87 Lowest open air Temperature on 22nd...76

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 24th to 30th September, 1912.

HIGH WATER.

Month

Height

LOW WATER

Height,

H'kong.

K'kong.

Hoan

Mean

Time.

Time

hm

ft. in.

ft. in.

24 m 7 39

7 3 im

4 0

୫

53 a 5 4

17

Wed.

25m 8-21 7

9 ยก

Thurs 26 m 9 2

fn. 279 42

Satur. 28 m 10

ང་་་。རྨ

10

BRA.

Mon.

29 u

30 m2)

56 S

7 t

GOKAREENA....&CE!

GA NO EN KO KO TO DO NO NO QUE DA QI had to

3 5

But with the widening of skirta again it is necessary to point out that when it comes to walking on muddy roads

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General-Order.

ANGRI, British str., 1,001, Chr. Kumpel, 13th Sept. Togal ist Sept., Bugar- Butterfeld & Swird."

BELLMOUTH, British str, 2,607, J. Hill,

9th Sept. Hankow Bih Sept., Ballast -Asintia Petroleum Co.

BUYO MARU, Japanese str., 3,942, K. Hashimoto, 17th Sept.-Moji 12th Sept., Coal-Toya Kisen Kaisha.

CAMILLO, British str., 3,149, A. H. John, 18th Sept.-Tientsin 9th Sept., Nil.-- Asiatic Petroleum Co.

C.

FERD. LABISZ, German str., 3,158, O. Geissel, 20th September-Singapore 14th September, General-Hamburg- Amerika Linie.

CHENAN, British str., 1,240, W. L. Jones,

18th Sept-Shanghai 12th Sept General.-Butterfield & Swire.

Cura; American atr, 3,188, R. Allman, 13th Bopt. San Francisco 17th August, Maila and General.-Pacifio Kail 8.8. Co.

CRINKUA, British str., 1,300, H. A. Walker, 22nd Sept.-Shanghai 19th Sept., Nil Butterfold & Swire. CHIYUEN, Chiness str., 1,177, Jamieson,,

20th Sept-Shanghai 14th Sept. General-Chiness.

ELDING, American str., 067, Altonega,, 9th Sept.-Manila 6th Sept., Glencral.. Forge & Co.

ELISABETH RICKMERS, German, str., 2,673, D. Dirks, 2nd Sept.-Kutchinotzu 17th Sept., Timber.-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

FADSANG, British str., 1,410, H. S. Malkin, 18th Sept.-Sourabaya 7th Sept, Sugar Jardine, Matheson & Co.

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Well bounds in Yellow 'Cloth with: Chinae `BRANCHES ANTYAGENTS Ell over the FUTURA MARU, Japanese str., 1,949, 8.

and across wet fields, or trudging the far as dresses themselves are concerned. aodden moors, the only way to keep dry and smart women have been forced to set is to have, together with high boots, but up a rivalry in dancing shoes, which are -one thickness of material, and that a studded all over with jovels, aven to the Even the heels. The stockings must be embroider- stout one, round the ankice most sensible petticoat will more thaned to match the desiga ou the shoes. double the amount of web which one Perhaps the stockings themselves, before The modern long, will be embroidered with diamonds woman can carry about, craze for winter sport has fortunately and pearls and rubies. What an Ameri-

THE VOLUME brought into the market extremely prac can reporter politely, though incorrectly. Pagos, and Inetudes a Sicetch Plan tical garments, not only for outer but calls the "hosiery of the ladies at the also for inner wear, of knitted wool, and Vanderbilt ball, as well as their foot-historical interest showing the disposition a raged in such clothes a woman comes gear, becomes the object of much atten- the Foro at the battle of Kwill, is dedicate n near as she ever can to enjoying the tion in the present state of things. Our 6 Bir BOBERT HART, G.O.M.G. and Dr. A enre-free sturdiness of men. M

much-quoted grandmothers, who never spoke the word stocking above a whisper, would probably have some vigorous things to say about young girls who are disappointed if this portion of their attire is not chronicled in the public press. It would not console our respect ed grandparents to find that the de butantes of eighteen or nineteen mostly confine themselves to plain gold and silver, with gold and silver bowe, or even to virginal white studded with pearls. For those who wish to copy America in this respect, it may be interesting to point out that it is not absolutely neces sary to have the jewels embroidered be directly on to the shoes. Buckles may used. So long as the value of the shoes and stockings is unmistakeably high, the necessary result has been achieved. But, of course, it is one degree more lavish to have the stones actually embroidered on to the slippers. This method carries with it a 'very desirable suggestion that," "of

But when the weather absolutely de mands sensible clothes abroad, there is all the more need for gay colours and pretty, soft, feminine frocks indoors. Pleasant and healthy and invigorating as the spectacle may be of a woman sensibly arrayed marching blithely along in the rain, and enjoying it, it would be diffi- ruit to forgive the same woman for look ing at a dinner table us though she had been doing it. The really successfully dressed woman is she who on every occa sion looks as though she never did any thing but what she is now doing. It was a recipe recognised by Shakespeare when he wrote Florizel's praise of Ferdita,

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It is certainly a happy year for the woman who is keen on looking well in the house, for indoor frocks, both for day and evening, are just now really things course, when the shoes are thrown away of beauty. It seems very unlikely that the jewels will be thrown with them. the fashion of veiling one colour with an-Anybody who picks ap

Capital events *** Yan 10,000,000 other will die for a long time yet, for it slipper at Newport this summer will all Haberbed (palk up) when/6/250,000 Las introduced us to so many variations probably take the first beat to Amsterdaminen Fund I'm 2,650,000. of shade, to the possibilities of such with it., and Z in the Globe, poetic effects to be quite simply attained, that we are by no means ready to part from so useful and becoming a style. When one comes to look into the matter it is strange how many more colours there are than ons had thought, and what unlikely colours can be successfully com

August 13th-Ajax, Koeber, bined. A charming house gown for a dull afternoon' is of a dull tangerino Suey, Simla, Glenthiel, Burmese Prince orange what one might almost call 10th Benavon, China, Geeben, Segovia, smoked tangerine. The material is of Tango Maru. 23rd Ferd Laeisz, some woollen stuff; by the lovely folds it may even be of the finest fanuel, a kestus: 20th-Baron Napier, Bellero material which is not enough appreciat pion, Benavon, Brasilia, Japan, ed. Over it falls a tunic, long at one Menelaus, fiddleham Castle, Miyasaki side and draped up to kuce height at the Mary, Myrmidon, St. Patrick, Sydney, left, of old-rose nipon with a border of Yorck. 27th-Bencleuch Bulow, Oleners, very dull gold leaves woven into it with Glenturret, Monmouthshire, Sambia, dr something of the effxt of stamped velvet. cadia. September 3rd-Calcher, Món- The rose ninon forms the bodice, which trose, Prinzess Alice, Funduan.

Amoy

Swatow

Asping

Kobe

Temeni

Canton

Dias

Nagwald Takro

Ping

Keelding

Polynesien, Poona, Priam, Yangtste,

7th-

is swathed across from one shoulder, the Armand Behie, Dunbar, Indramayo, underbodice and yoke being of the Nyanza, Pera, Atreus 10th-Benledi,

with

fine ntahire, Indrawadi Koeber, Kana tangerine material veiled

At the left side gawa Maru, Laertes Perseus, Sithonia. oxydised gold' 'gauz of the waist, where the bodice fullness is 13th-4 Maru, Bohemia, Der finger drawn across, an omament of old Egyp dien, Lutdow, Patroclus, Pembroke tan turquoise held it in place; and thei Wray Castle, 17th-Dunblane, high collar of shadow lace is adorned up Grae, Hyton, Helene Rickmereye the front with little bows of old-rose and Maru, Vippon, Meneaster Odatle, Nyanza, Jeandia, Tydes, Furst BROW Queen Alexandra. - 20th Cyclopi," Glen roy, Nore, Socotra, Demodocus, Kansas.

'bound with the same colour.

A JUNIET SYMPHONY,

ARRIVALS AT HOME.

20th-Bohemia,

'September

Another wonderful symphony of colour is a gown of Indian crimson silk veiled with terra-cotta chiffon, the Indian crim- son breaking out here and there in the form of embroideries or pipings.

Yet, again, an interesting and beautiful dress is of chestnut cloth embroidered in amber Lutzów. and purple and trimmed with fur-brown marabout. It has a short skirt, edged with narabout, and is thus suitable for outdoor wear in the afternoon. For this purpose a long coat accompanies it of sible brown velvet, faced all round with

ON

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AT THE

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with amber satin. A toque of marabout goes with the costume, with a plume at one side taking up the bright and dark brown, amber, and purple, and adding a touch of the most brilliant red as well-

EVENING GLORIES.

Where afternoon gowns are so bright, or rather, pay so much attention to soft and beautiful combinations of colouring it is not likely that evening dresses will lag behind, and one sees euch wonderful mixtures as violet voiled with fame- colour, and worn with violet shoes and stockings, and cardinal red veiled with dull cornflower-blue, the result being, in some mysterious manner, really exquisite, and not at all the shouting horror that it sounds. A

very lovely gown at pre- sent being worn on the stage in London ia of the most brilliant poppy-pink brocaded in silver, swathed twice round the figure, and allowing at the bottom a nesp of an underdress of quite a different shade of pink. In the same play there is an almost Turkish-looking evening dress of rose-colour, mustard yellow, terra-cotta, and green, all mingled with consummate art; and another interest ing, if not pretty, frock is of

gauze shad-

ed from brown to cram colour, the deep brown edge, which is several inches wide, being vertically striped with cream.

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RATES OF EXCHANGE AT BOMBAY For Demand Drafts on London on the day o or proceeding the departure of the English Mails, Miso Tauls of the Yearly Approximate Averages for 36 years

From 1874 to 1909,

Price $2 Cash On Sale st the Di 27 Pam

Tokobama

HONGKONG OFFICE : * 3, La Veuz “Hoão!!- Interest allowed en

Account Current Deposits rooived on terms which may be had on applostion.

"X. TSUDZURABABA, Manager. Hongkong at May, 1911.99 (54 1637

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

Business of the above Bank is con ducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION. Bales may be obtained on application, for e

INTEREST on deposit is allowed on the Minima Monthly Balances at 34 per cent. por ar

Danitors may transfer at their option ale $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANELL BANK to be placed on

FIXED DEPOST at 4 per cent, per annum.

For the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATIÓN.

N. J. STABE.

Chiet Manager. Hongkong, lit July, 1911-

INTERNATIONAL BANKING

CORPORATION.

HEAD OFFICK 60, Wall Street, New York. Tiospor Ovyron : 35, Bishopegate, E.C.

BRANCHES

Bombay

Kobe

Calcatta

Manta

Canton

Cebu

Colon

Empire

Hongkong

Hanker

Mexico

Ролла

Peking

San Francisco Shangha Tokohama

$6,800,000 about £1,400,000 EVERY DESCRIPTION OF BANKING

*BUSINESS transacted. CURRENT AUCOUNTS opened on the waKLA)"

CAPITAL AND RESERVE

stean li termELA.

DEPOSITS DEQELVED, fked for one your

World.

THE BANK tissota ersy description of Banking and Exchange businjen, rebelýän nopey Urrent Addbent at the rate of 2 pár eml. poz Arthur our Dolly felland capta Fhed Deposits at the following ratser.

20 mantas 4% per annum.

6 16 312

da

3 ludo 30

E. J. H. VAN DELDEN, Acting Manager, No. 8, Des Voeux Road Central. Hongkong, 7th August, 1912.

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THE

OKOHAMA SPECLE BANK KONCUS LIMITED.

AUTHORISID CAPITAL...........Yen 48,000,000 FAID-UP CAPIRALY 30,000,000 ESSERYE TURDYea 17,500,000 :

Huo Orrios-TOKOHAMA, Brshahse and agencies at Antung-Hier Liso-Yang Bruins Calcutta

Loadon

Frandgor Lyon Shangha

Bombay

Changchun

Dairen (Dany)

(Arthur)

Fengtion(Makdon) Now Hwang Hentain Harlow

New York Tókvo Osaka

Honolulu

Kobe

IntanEST ALLOWED ON CURBEST AÇOOUNTE Deportes resolved for fixed perioda si imber to be obtained in application.

TAKEO TAKAMŢUHI,

Hongkong, let April 1912,

AND

HONGKONG

1443

SHANGHAI

BANKING CORPORATION.

PAID-OF CAPITAL ESSIEVE FURDS -

SILVER

$15,000,000

STERLING stan

$1,500,000 at 2/$15,000,000 $17,000,000

$32,000,000 0000

BESERVE LURKLITY OF PEO

COUET OF DIBUTORS.

E. Sienna, Esq -- Chalring.

F: H. ARMETEONG, Esq., Deputy Chairman.

|F.Lish, Esq.

§. I. Dodwell, Esq. ...

Antrer Forbes, Eng. G. Friesland Esq.

C. 8. Gabbay, Esq. G. R. Lauris, Bog.

W. L. Pattenden, Esq. Hon. Mr. C. H. Rom.

| H. A. Biala, Esq.

CHINY MARSONS Hongkong-N. J. STAB

ACTING MANAGEE Shanghai. G. STEPHEN.

LONDON BANKWES : ́LONDON COUNTY AND WESTMINSTER "BANK, LIMITED.

HONGWONG-INTakser AszóWMD, On Current Account at the rate of Two per sent. per annum on the Dally Balanss,

On Frxan DevOSITE. For 3 months, 2 par sent, per Annum. For 6 months, 3y por bent. per Annum, For 12 months, 4 per cent. per Annum,

Awere held N. J. STABB,

Chief Manager. Hongkong, 2nd August, 1912.

THE

9019

st4 percent, per annum, or for shorter perioda, at rates which may be ander CHARTERED BANE OF INDIA

UVAUSTRALIA AND CHINA. Cined on hestion and he pro BILLS NEGOTIATED and COLLECTED MAIL TELEGRAPHIC REMIT

TANCES mada

LETTIES

OF CREDIT and DRAFTS "granted on all the principal cities in

the World. THE BANK'S CIBOULAR LETTERS OF CREDIT AND available all over the Work COMMERCIAL LETTERS OF CREDIT

karo turned, PURCHASE and SALE of Stooks and

Shares effected MAN TRAVELLERS CHECKS sold and eashed

GEORGE HOGG, Manager.

9, Queen's Boad,

Hongkong, 30th July, 1912.

1844

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER, 1853.

* Had Ogrica-LONDON,

PAID UP CLETTAL.

£1,200,000 £1,650,000

#

·RUARRYA 'FUND...

Fr

BEVELIABILITY

OT

PROPRIETORS...

21,200,000

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking baniness

|

Fni, Norwegian str., 880, Wagle, 21st Sept. Dalny 14th Sept., General. Aagaard, Thoreson & Co.

Kumawaki, 14th Sept.-Moji 8th Sept Coal-Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kaisha.

HATUN, British str., 041, J. W. Evans, 21st September-Swatow 20th Sept., General Douglas,. Lapraik & Co. HALVARD, Norwegian str., 1,036, 0. Andersen; 22nd Sept.-Bangkok 12th Sept., General.-China-Siam S. N. Co.

HOPSANG. British str., 1,359, Jas. M. Hay, 22nd Sept.-Sourabaya 13th Sept: Sugar. Jardine, Matheson & Co. HUICHOW, British str., 1,217, Hooker, 21st Sept.-Tientsin 4th Sept., Gen- eral. Butterfield & Swire. LINAN, British str., 1,382, O. C. Williams,

19th Sopt.--Shanghai 16th Sept General Butterfield & Bwire, Kavo Manu, Japanese str., 1,202, Y. Ya- mamoto, 21st September-Bwntow 10th Sept., General-Osaka Shosen Kaisha. Knong, German str., 1,115, Jes.

Kohler, 9th Sept.-Swalow 8th Sept., Bice-Butterfeld & Swire.

KIEV, Russian str., 3,127, Stetcky, 21st Sept.-Singapore 15th Sept., Gen- éral.-RFA

KINKU MARU Japanese, str., T. Yama¬ moto, 14th Sept-Mamila 11th Sept., Nil-Mitsui Bussu Kaisha. LOSTROMA, Russian str., 1,990, Petroff- Jonoreff, 17th Sept-Vladivostock 8th Sept., Coal-Order. KUTSANG, British str., 3,109, R. C. D

Bradley, 10th Sept.-Singapore 13th Sept., General Jardine, Matheson & Co. LANDRATSCHBIri, German str., 1,012, 0.

Bruger, 14th September - Bangkok 6th September, Rice. B. 8. N. Co. LYEEMOOF, German er., 2,000, F. Hell- hoff, 10th Sept-Saigon 8th Sept., General-Order. MUTTHA, British str., 6,644, H. Carey, 17th Sept.-Moji 11th Bapt., Coal and General-Jardino, Matheson & Co. NANKIN, British str. 4,246, Owen Jones, 22nd Sept.-London 14th. August, General. P. & O. 8. N. Co. PAKLAT, German str., 1,012, J. Wenzel, 10th Sept.-Samarang 9th Sept., Bugar-Butterfield & Swira.

E.N.E

PREUSSEN, German str., 220, Z. Bable, 17th Sept.-Hankow 11th Sept., Nil.

Hamburg-Amerika Linie,

RAJAR, German str., 1,276, C. Rosiefaky, 15th Sept.-Wakamatau 8th Sept., Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. SIKIANO, French str., 615, Edo Cata- lano, 22nd Sept. Haiphong 21st Sept, General-Messageries Mari- times.

SOBHU MARU, Japanese str., 1,119, K. Bakawa, 13th Sept Brato 12th Sept. General, Oisks Shosen Kaisha.

TAMBA MALU, Japanese str., 6,134, 8. Wada, 17th Sept-Scattle and Shang- hai 14th Sept, General Nippon Tusen Kaisha,

TAIYUAN, British str., 1,459, W. B. Brown, 17th Sept-Melbourno 10th August, General Butterfield & Swire. TAMING, British str. 1,352, G. H. Pendo- 17th father, 20th Sept.-Manila Sept., General Butterfeld & Swire, TAMON MANU, Japanese str., 2,001, Yama- hite 18th Sept-Moji 17th Seph,. CoalMitani Bussan Kaisha,

Too SUI, Chinese str., Bel, N. P. Markus- sen, 18th Sept.-Haiphong 14th Sept., General Chinese.

TSINTAU, Garman atr., 1,002, Fr. Bried- ing, 21st Sept.-Hoihow 20h Sept.,. General-Butterfield & Zwire.

TUMISHING, British str., 1,127, L. F. G. McC. Hussey, 19th Sept.-Wuhu 13th Sept., Rice Jardine, Matheson & Co.

UNDA, British str., 878, J. A. Campbell, 19th Sept.-Shanghai 16th Sept., Nil.

-Asiatic Petroleum Co.

mann, 1st September, General. Butterfeld & Swie.

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and WONGZOL, German str., 1,115, FIXED DE OBITS roosited for 1 year or

hortar periods at rates which will be

application

WM. DICKSON,

try Manager. Hongkong, 12th April, 1912,

quoted

(133

Yo BHU, Chinese str., 1,029, E. H. Pratt, R.N.E., 21st SeptTientsîm 14th Sept., General-Chinese.