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WEATHER REPORT.

On the 27th st 12.00 noon-Pressure he decreased considerably over 8. Manchuria and moderately over N.E, China. It has increased considerably over Japan, which is now covered by an anti-by clone.

The monsoon will be interrupted to the N. of Foochow but fresh to strong N. and N.E. winds may be expected over the N. Chins Bes, with cyclonic gales over the N.E. portion.

The approximate position of the typhoon at 6 .. this moaning wis latitude 17 deg. N. and longitude 122 dog. "B., moving N.W.

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.00 Inches,

The foromnt for the 24 hours anding at noon to-day is as follows:

DISTRICT

• Rongkong & Neighbourhood

Formon Channel...

FORECAST.

...}N.E. galo..

Bouth coast of China between (The same a

No. 1. Hongkong and Lamooks. {

Bonth coast of China between The same as

Hongkong and Hainan..

No. 1.

THE TYPHOON AT CEBU.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, OCTOBER 28гx, 1912.

INTIMATION

SHIPPING IN PORY.

Later news from the Philippines show that the situation in the Province of Cebu, which was visited by a disastrous typhoon on the 16th instant, is not quite a serious as at first feared, but the loss of life is very extensive. Á telegram to the Manila Times on October 21at states that the estimate of the total killed throughout the Visayas in the typhoon is 1,000 persona,

Thirty-seven craft of all kinds either went down or were badly damaged in the neighbourhood of Ceba

According to several people who rode out the storm on the steamer Kaifong, which arrived on Sunday morning, the typhoon reached its full force on Tuesday evening. Those on the ship could make out helpless craft driven past them in the terrible fury of the sea, but they could offer no aid. The sen rose until it swamped the city, and for half a mile inland ran like a flood. Observers de- scribe the city as looking like a split box of giant matches. Half of the buildings were destroyed, and the plight of the people was pitiful to behold,

Whilst on its way from Wyndham, Australia, to Manila the steamer Kon Kon Maru (Captain Yamamoto) was over- NE. winds, freshening; fine till morning, taken by the typhoon while passing then rainy and equally.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

Vl'orlock

Nemuro

Hakodate

Takic

27TH OCTOBER, A.M.

Wind.

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature.

Humidity.

Direction.

Forge.

Weather.

7.30.06) 46|92| S

6.30.191

30.34

30.16

Kochi Nagasaki

Kagoshima.

Oshima....... Naha Ichijma

Bonin 16.

Chefco TIN

Weihaiwei...

30.34-- 30.29,

30.28-

Ir 30.25-

30.09

20.03

WNW

NTK

*NKW

| ENG

30.13 58

Hankow

Klakinng

Shanghai ......

30.18

Qutan

Sharp Peak.

Amoy

6.30.06

Bwator

·78. m

Taiholan

5.39.99

» 29.97

29.97

Kashan...

29.96

Pescadoria

29.99

Janten ...

9a30.07

Hongkong

630.04

Vict. Peak

7th-

6,30.02

Taichun

Tainan

Gap

Book .....

Macao Wachow

Holbo||

Pakhol

Phulion

Торгано

-C. St. James

Арті

Manila.......

Legasp.... Bacolod... Iloilo... Cebu

Labuan

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T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

Hongkong, Obervatory, October 27th, 1912.

through the Mindoro Siraits, and of a consignment of 540 head of cattle 150 were lost.

The Provincial Treasurer, Mr. C. D. Uprington, estimates the damage at two

Automatas rocket Pistol "Browning shotz in 2 seconds, and ammunition to fit. MAUSER SELF-LOADING PISTOL, with HOLSTER BUTT STOCK. 10 Shots in 2 seconds, and Ammunition to fit. Iesumptive lustrated Catalogues from

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QUEEN'S BUILDING, PRATA, HONGKONG.

to four million pesos, and that 30,000 THE AUSTRALIAN ORIENTAL

people are bomeless.

A bill appropriating 1,000,000 pesos for relief work is to be introduced in the. Assembly.

A message from Iloilo states that the sugar-cane crop on the Island of Negros has been damaged to the extent of 15 per cent..

THE WRECK OF THE TAYABAS."

Miss Bessie Lambert was one of the passengers who escaped with her life from the wreck of the steamer Tayabas, accord- ing to authentic reports from San Carlos. But she escaped death in the sea only to meet a more horrible fate on the Negros beach to which she was wasbed by the She was attacked there by an wavea, alligator, which bit her so seriously in the leg that she died shortly afterwards. She was one of 32 victims of the wreek

of the Tabacalera steamer, Tayubas, off the Danao river at Escalante, Occidental- Negros, early on Wednesday morning. The disaster occurred at two o'clock: Wednesday morning when the typhoon was at its worst. According to the story

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Per Heimdal, from Tegal, Consul and Mrs. Eitzen.

Por Rubi, from Manila, Miss M. Bros and Mr. J. Rodgers,

The British str. Changsha reports: Fine weather to Manila; thence N.E. monsoon till arrival.

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Co., LTD., Alexandra Buildings. Per Haitan, from Swatow, etc., Mra Tillmore and child, Mr. Richardson, Mr. Hongkong, 15th October, 1912, and Mrs. Stanggard, Mr. Sullivan, Rev. Father Fristo and Master Thorn.

of chief engineer Jose Herrero, the Tayabas, whose home port is Iloilo, was on its way from Cebu to Iloilo when over- taken by the approaching typhoon and forced to seek shelter at San Carlos on the case coast of Negros, arriving there Tuesday forenoon. Notwithstanding the fact that the Tayabas had two anchors down and was running full speed ahead the force of the terrible seas slowly dragged her towards the shore, and Per Den of Glamis, from Shanghai, realizing the dangerous position of the Mr. N. H, Sow.. vessel, Captain Antonio Tapia, the Per Johanne, from Haiphong, Mr. Bra master, told Captain Vicente Aldeguer, ofier and Mr. Schornburg. the Royer Poizat, who had also anchored at Ban Carlos, that he would run to Escalante, where he would be able to obtain more secure shelter in the river. However, not reaching Escalante until seven o'clock in the evening after a heroic fight against winds and seas, he arrived too late to be able to enter the river It was pitch dark and the driving-rain-and raging seas threatened to swamp the little craft. Unable to stand up against the seas which soon began to break in over the rail amidship, the water slowly fill ing the engine-room and holds, the little steamer was gradually settling until one huge wave completely flooded her, The vessel never rose again, going down box first.

Captain Antonio Tapis, chief engineer the assistant engineer, Remigio de la Cruz, together with four Americans and a number of Filipinos went down with the ill-fated craft. The dead bodies of Miss Lambert, three women and one child and those of four men had been recover. ed when chief engineer Herrera left Escalanto.

Per Changsha, from Sydney, etc., Mrs. Showman, Mr. and Mrs Hansen and child, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston and child, Mis Nellie Maher and Mrs. Pearce.

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1 BABORTES, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit Bellido, first officer Manuel Garcia and C. T. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Bur- East, Wanchai, from lat October next

on the level of the son in inches, tenths and lyndredths.

S TEMPERATUZ, in the shads, in degrees Fabrenkeit.

3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, the hanádity of mir naturated with molature being 100,

• Dinastion OF WIND, to two polata,

5 FOROZ OF WIND, nocording to Beaufort Scale. UBTATT OF WEATHER, b blue sky, a detobed -mlond, d· drizzling rain, f fog, g gloomy, h hall, 1 lightning, a overosat, p passing showers, a quaily, ai, a snow, t thunder, v visibility, w dew (wet).

• RAIN in inches, teaths and hundredths.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

Hongkong Observatory, October 27th.

Barometerdiments

DAT st

at 2 p.m. 6 s.mt.

One of the bodies found on the beach was that of a young Filipino woman still clinging to her dead child.

The missing Americans are reported to be from Cebu.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

(from Glasgow

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[106] Hongkong, 7th September, 1912.

Per Tengo Maru, for Hongkong, from San Francisco, etc., Mr. and Mrs. Otto Arnold, Miss C. Albers, Mr. G. Abra hamson, Mr. A. Antoline, Mr. A L Ammen, Mr. and Mrs, P. D. Brown, Mrs. dick, Dr. H. Babcock, Mrs. S. C. Burgess, Mrs. J. Burns, Mr. J. A. Billones, Mr. C. Beecher, Dr. M. Blumenthal, Mr. and Mrs. 8. C. Childs, Miss Marion Childs, Miss Grace Carr, Mr. B. Conghieuff, Miss E Dickman, Mrs. F. J. Diekman, Mrs. EW. Edgar, Mr. P. T. Eddingfield, Mies M. M. Easthagen, Mr. C. W. Hub bell, Mr. T. Hubbell, Mrs, M. Hamilton,FFICES in KING'S BUILDING. Miss Alice Hohner, Mr. C. H. W. Kerk hoven, Mr. F. O. Leiser and infant, Mrs: S. Lausing, Mr. J. M. Longyear, Mr. R. D. Longyear, Mr. J. M. Lynch, Mrs. J. J. McKeel, Miss A. R. McKennie, Mrs. H. Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. C. Munoz, Mr. Geo. McNulty, Mr. J. Mosessgeld, Mr. H. J. Morse, Mra. Jas. E. Norton, Mrs.

E. B. Potter, Mrs. C. Paul, Mr. and

Previous On Date On Date Liverpool) left. Singapore (now 2nd

Mrs. S. W. Rosenbaue, Mr. E. Rosen October, a.m, and is therefore duc here baum, Mr. L. R. Rosenbaum, Mr. and on the 1st November.

Mrs. R. Raynor, Mr: John Spires, Miss The P. & O. str. Nile left Singapore for S.. B. Stevens, Mrs. M. G. Steadman, this port on the sath October, at 7am Mrs. A. J. de Souza, Mr. Hardy Selig- and is due here on the 31st October about man, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Swinerton,

on the 25th October, p.ns, and may be toman, Miss 8. M. Witherby, Mr. The H.AL. str. Spezia left Tsingtan Mr. Jas. Scott, Mrs. A. Thomson, Mr and Mrs. S. W. Taylor, Mra E. J. expected bere on or about the 30th

C. S. Weissing, Mr. and Mrs. Wood, October, a.m.

st p.m

30.02

30.04 29.96

Temperature

Wind Direction

East

West

Faroe

Weather

0,00

Humidity.....

Baixarett |

Highest open air Temperature on 26th...78 Lowest open sir Temperature on 26th...,72

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,

From 28th to October 3rd November, 1912.

HIGH WATKE..

Days

Mon.

-Taea,

Wed.

H'kong.

Height,

LOW WATEE

Height

H'kong.

Mesa

Mean

Time.

Tima

h. m. ft. in.

h. m.

in.

28 11 4 56m 432

9 57 a 8.1 3 43 3 6

10 288 2

29 0 2 5 1m 5.18 1 4

ཨཱ མ ཧ འར ཨ

4 2 39

1 19 4 7m 6.151 4

11 6 8 24 204 2

Thum 31m 33.

Fri.

Satur.

Bun.

11 52

4 5 m 7 22 1 6

7 9 4.38a4 4

No infer high-m 840 1.7

-2m 17

now low-water

7:59 55 1 7 -No inter.["high-nor low-water 3 2 55. 71m 11 4 17 6 40.5 2 9.40 a 5 1

ON BALE.

DOUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS, JANUARY to JUNE

BOUN

1912. With INDEX. Price $7.50.

On Babs at the "HONGBONG DATIX PRESS,"

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Hongkong, 26th August, 1912

4. p.m.

The str. Glenfurg left Shangbai on the 25th October, and is due here on the 20th October, at daylight.

The Silk ex T.K.K. str. Shingo Maru

DISCOVER

The LG-M. atr. Borneo left Sandakan on the 25th October, p.m., and may be expected here on or about the 30th Octo- bez, a.m.

DEPARTED.

Per Delta, for London, Mr. and Mrs. Conolly; for Marseilles, Mr. and Mrs.

on the 10th September arrived at New P. E. O'Brien Butler; for Port Said, York on the 13th October, 5 days and M. and Mrs. L. Cisco Smith, Master G hours after ship's arrival at San Fran L. Smith, Mrs. A. G. Gill; for Bombay,

S. Mr. A. Bumanand, Mr. C. A. Des Brito, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Cestel Branco, Mr M. L. A. Carmo, Mr. W. F. Haynes; for Singapore, Mr. W Jack, Mr G B Wilkinson, Capt. A. A. de Azivedo, Lient J. de Paiva Gomes, Mr. A. Sequeira, Mr. J. Candids, Mr. I. M. Perpetus, Mr. Hasbadu Khan. Mr. M. Sapage, Mr. K Tani, Mr. A. H. Tait. and Mrs. P. Lattringhaus.

The LG.M. str. Derfinger left Shang hai on the 28th October, at 8 pm, and may be expected here on or about the 29th October, at 6 a.m.

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HATER'S BUNGALOW,

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STEAMERE.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

--Mr J.- Madden-

Dr. O. Marriott

Mrs R. T. Matheson

and child

Mr & Mrs Neil

MacIntyns

BAYERN, Gorman str., 8,003, Brehmer, My F. Abdalla

23rd October-Singapore 17th Octo-MA. T Barberini ber, General. Hamburg-Amerika Mr F. argmann Linie.

Mr.E. R. Bate BENARTY, British str., 2,510, Wm Hastie,Me E. A. Besumont 24th October-Moji 18th October, Mr C. D. J. Bell Coal.-Order.

Mr G. A. Hona... Mr A. MacKenzie. BUCEPHALUS, British str., 1,182, J. Home, Mr & Mrs N. F. MYLA. MacKinnon

Blanch 17th October-Amoy 15th October, Sugar.-Order. CRYLON MARU, Japanese str., 6,088, E. Tozawa, 19th October-Japan 14th October, General Nippon Yusen Kaisha.

Mr & Mrs P. C. H.

Du Bois

Mr H. W. Brazier Dr Brill

Mr O. Buschner Lady Campbell

Mr A. A. Charten

Ir T. J. Cokely

CHOWTAI, German str., 1,120, W. Heher, 24th October-Bangkok 10th October, Rice and Meal.-Butterfield & Swire. DAITO MARU, Japanese str., 1,274, Mara-Mr H. O. Collins

kami, 22nd October Nowchwang 17th October, General. Mitsui Bussan Connolly Kaisha.

Bishi

Mr & Mrs D. H.

Miss Crocker

Mrs Louis H. Crosier

Mr V. d'Oettingen

Mr. G. P. Curry

DAINIONY MARU, Japanese str., 1,952, T. Nakamura, 25th October-Karatau 19th October, Coal. Miton

Mr G. H. Davis Goshi Kaisha.

Mr C. .Defer ERVIKEN, Norwegian str., 1,344, Augen-Mr R. H. Douglas

seu, 23rd October Part Arthur 16tb| Mrs E. H. Douglass: October, Coat--Bune & Co

Mr W. O. Dis. FAMARAC, British str., 3,318, A. Mac- Mr J.

F.. Edwards donald, 23rd October-San Francisco, Mr & Mrs H. Bulk Oil-Aristic Petroleum Co.

Ehrenfels HALYARD, Norwegian str., 1,066, C. Mr W. A. Fraley Anderson, 23rd October Bangkok via Mrs C. Finlayson Hoihow 11th October, Rice and Mr H. G, Fisher General-Chino-Siam S. N. Co.

Mr E. A, 8. Fowler JAPAN, Swedish str., 3,262, C. A. Paulson, Mrs French and child

25th October-Moji 20th October, Dr Freesil

Dr & Mrs. C. W.

MoKonny

Mr C. F. MoWilliams Mr B. K. Mohta

Mr J. Merecki Mr D. M. Mickle Mr & Mrs E.

Mitchelmore adi child

Mr C. M. Moore

Miss M. Moore Mr J. Morris

Mr & Mrs J. D. R

Mulder

Capt & Mrs F..D. Northcombe

Mr J. Ormiston Dr L. F. Randall

Dr Barrillon

Ms E. H. Kay

Miss

Chas

Reich

Mr F. Ritter

Mr A. RohrmÉDU

Miss G. Rowley Dr Scherer

Mr Denman Failor Mr. & Mrs. J. F.

George

Miss George Mr A. G. Gordom Mr J. Gourgey Mr V. Goulbourn Mr & Mrs Joseph

Gould

Mr D. M. G. Gratama Mirs F. A. Gry Mr R. J. Grimshaw Capt. T. P. HINI Dr J, G. Hanna- Mr & Mrs W. H.

Hannibal

Coil-Order.. KAIFONG, British str.. 1,025, J. V. Sid- ford, 25th October-Manila 22nd October, Ceneral. Butterfield & Swire, KAIJI MARU, Japaness str., 1,293, Y. Ya- mamoto, 19th October-Swataw 18th Oct., General-Osaka Shosen Kaisha, KALGAN, British-str., 7,418, D. A. Davies, 24th October Wuhu 18th October, Rico.--Butterfield & Swire. KIANG PING, Chinese str., 1,822, Handley, 25th October-Chinkiang 19th Octo. ber, General-Chinese. -KLEBE, French str. 8,000; -Gouts, 18th

October-Keelung 14th October, Nil. Mr W. T. Harbord -Order.

Miss B. Hill KornBER, Austrian str., 3,134, C. Zamara, Miss M. Hirst

19th October-Shanghai 16th October, Mr B. Hope General-Sander, Wieler & Co.

Dr B. Hough KUBICHOW, British str., 1,215, Finlayson, Capt R. Innes

25th October-Tientsin 15th October, MS. Komer General.Butterfield & Swire..

Mr C. V. Koonig KUMBANG, British str., 2,077, F. Wheeler, Mr A. Krugman

25th October--Moji.20th October, Coal | Mr G. F. Lehnert and Goneral-Jardine, Matheson & Mr Lim King Jin Co.

Dr & Mrs L. Lisser KUTGANG, British str., 3,110, R. C. D. Bradley, 18th October-Mjoi 13th October, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,536, C. Stew- 20th October-Shanghai 17th art, October, General.-Chinese. LAERTER, British str., 1,340, C. E. Page, 23rd October-Saigon 17th October, General Chinese. LAIBANG, British str., 2,225, E. J. Tadd, 23rd October-Calcutta 8th October, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. LoggSUN, German str., 1,020, W. Taubert, 17th October-Bangkok 7th October, Rico-Butterfield & Swire. MINNESOTA, American str., 13,323, T. W. Garlick, 22nd October-Seattle 18th October. General. - Nippon Yusen Koisha..

NIPPON MARU, Japanese str., 3,452, A. G. Stevens, 18th October-San Francisco. 21st Sept., Mails and General. Toyo Kisen Kaisha.. RAJABURI, German str., 1,904, C. Wolff, 17th October-Manila 14th October, Nil.Butterfeld & Swire. SANDON HALL, British str., 3,298, O. Row- lande, 16th October-New York, Case Oil. Standard Oil Co. SEATTLE MARU, Japanese str., 3,832, T. Saitow, 24th October-Manils, 21st October,

General.Osaka Shosen Kaisha. SIKIANG, French str, 618, E. de Catalano, 30th October-Haiphong 19th October, General Messageries Maritimes. SINGAN, British str., 1,047, F. Jamieson, 24th October-Haiphong and Pakhoi 23rd October, General. Butterfeld & Swire.

Dr H. L. Lisser Mr G. T. Lloyd- Mr N. C. MacGregor

Mr W. Schmolke Mra G. B. Shacham Ke & Mrs J. Walter

Beatt

Mirs Adele Coott Mr P. E. Slinge Mr E. E. Smith Mr H. H. Soloman Miss Square Mr B. Stephenson Mr O. A. Steven Mr&Mrs E. Strasburg Mr P. D. Sutherland Mr P. G. Ballivan Mr W. A. Sundheimer Mrs Henn Taylor Mr J. R. Thackroy Comdr. H. R. Veale,

Mr G. Vermeij Mr&Mra E.Vollbrecht Mr H. Watkins Mr L. Watson Mr & Mrs B. Webb' Mr D. M. Whamond Mr & Mr K. H.

White

Mr A. Whitmarsh Mr & Mrs Whitehead Mr G. B. Wilkiason Mr & Mrs. J. W. Withington

Mr G. G. Wood Mr&Mrs J. F. Wright Mr J, A. Young

King Edward HOTEL:

Mr A. D. Anderson Mr T. Adki Mr E. Aron Dr Belilios Mrs Birss and child Mr F. W. Chriswell Lient. Crosse Mrs Crozier Mr W. Donaldson Mr Ewing Mrs Finchott Mr Geo. Grimble Miss B. K. Hart Mr & Mrs F. E.

McHugh

Capt & Mrs Hirsh

inger and child Mr H. Hunter Mr & Mrs Jordan Mr & Mrs Kemp CaptLasala and family MF& MrsC. Lauritson Mr & Mrs Lemaire Miss A. Leigh Mr G. N. Mänhof Mr G. H. May Mima Massey

ocupied by Dr. C. Porsyth, in BOSHU MARU, Japanese str., 1,119, K. Mr H. Alkor

Road, Kowloon.

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6.- Queen's Road Central.

1201 Hongkong, 23rd October, 1912.

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GODOWN, situated on Water Front TARGE SUBSTANTIALLY - BUILI

East Point

For further particulars apply Property Offlos, JARDINE, MATHÉBUN & Co., Imm Hongkong, 15th August, 1912. 1995

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First Floor,

& Mrs F. E. MoHugh

Mr K. Miyatomi Mr & Mrs J, H. N.

Mody

Major G. J. Morris

Mr M. F. Murray Mr K. Nakushima Mr W. M. Nish Mr H. Overy Capt & Mrs Passmore Mr&Mra Peacock

and child

Mrs L Kamsay Miss F. Saunders Mr & Mrs Sobeak Dr Sibree Me H. 8. Syurge Capt & Mrs Allan H Stewart and child

ren Mr & Mrs W, A

Swinerton

Mr H. H. Taylor Mr Walker Mr C. E. Watoon Mr F.-W. While

GRAND HOTEL.

Tashira, ota-October-Swatow 24th. Mr & Mrs Barley October, General. - Osaka Shosen Mr C. Becker

Mr M. Cavanough Kaisha. TUNGSANG, British str.; 1,345, Branwell, MFJ Curtis

Mr Elson 25th October-Chefoo 19th October, GeneralJardine, Matheson & Co. WONGKOI, German str., 1,115, H. Olt mann, 25th October-Bangkok 77th Yeong, Chinese str., 1,079, E. H. Pratt,

October, Rice. Butterfeld & Swire. R.N.B., 20th October Tientsin 13th October, General.--Chinese,

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British str. Den of Glamis reports:

The American str. Rubi reports: Wea No. 12, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE Fine weather throughout

No. 13. BEACONSFIELD. ARCADE,ther fine and clear fresh breeze.

The Japanese str. Tenya Maru reports: Fist Floor

Weather conditions fine throughout.

The British str. Haitan reports: Mode rate to fresh N.E. and E.N.E. wind, choppy sea and fine weather.

GLENTHORNE, Kimberley Road, Kowloon, Furnished from 1st February, 1913, till 30th 6 Booms, November, 1913, 10 Months. 3 Bedrooms, Large Hall. A Good Tennis Conet and Kitchen and Flower Gardens

"THE EYLIE" No. 15, THE PEAK, To Let, From MOUNT KELLET, Partly Furnished, for 7 months, from 1st November, Cheap Rent.

from 1st Novembar.

No. 113, PEAK, KIRKENDOA, FIVE BOOMS, Furnished, immediate possession.

No. 19, SHELLEY STREET.

LARGE ROOMS, Central Position, Cheap Beat.

The British str Lothian reports: Moderate, rainy and squally weather to about 18deg. North, afterwards trong monsoon, clear weather and rough sea.

Mr W. P. Gregory Mr Peyton Grilla Mr H. Gronberg

Mr.A. Her st Mr Julian Mr WJ, Hood Mr Lorris

Mir A. Langentsin Mr G. Mahony

Mr G. D. Mills Mr & Mrs Madis Capt MinKints

Mr A. T. Myall Mr Oiner Mr 8. Paul Mrs E Petersen Mr V. Ponnell Mr & Mrs Raddate" My L. Smith

Mian D. Tinmarly Mr & Mas Raymond

Teal

Mr E. Torpaner

· KINGSÒLURA Private Horm.

Me E. Arndt

Mis C.-W. Rand Miss Rand Mr & Mrs J. Fab

Mrs G. Sachse Mr M, L. Bohallar Mr A. L. Shielda Capt. C. V. 8. Skrine-

shire, R. Mr R. M. Baith M. H. D. Stewart Mr H.P. Thomas Mr van. Woeren Mr J. W. Wilson

Mr & Mrs J. H, Back-

house Dr & MrsB.W. Brown Mr A. E. Carleton Mr&Mrs M. D. Currie Mr Hector Fuller Mr Gillingham Lt & Mrs Hewett Dr & Mrs Evan Jones Mr & Mrs W. Logan Dr E. La Martyn Lobb Mr T H. MacQueen

Mr K. S. Morrison

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