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The World's Dentifrice
FOOTBALL DE LUXE.
[FROM THE **DAILY MAIL.""]
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 181m, 1018.
De luce is the motto of the age. In other daysa wa may hava possessed tho thing, to-day we flaunt and flash the word. We pick out the letter in stars of fire, and the tinsel show never fails in ita irresis tible appeal. Music-halls are all now. ontertainmenta de luze. Picture Wo house are cinemas de luze." domand that our literature and our drama "bo consistently cheerful and elegant; in other words de tuce. It they disturb our after-dinner temper. Ungeorz- sarily we dismiss them as unpleasant. We cannot abide the gloom and the mud of an English winter, so we hasten away by an express de luxe to a place in the sun to
dwell in an hotel de luze.
The nasty flat taste on waking in the morning is
Football, the most glorious of all our due to an excessive develop-rough-and-tumble sports, has fallen undur ment of bacteria in the mouth the samo influence. That is the impres during sleep. The infalliblesion left on my mind after a visit to one of those palatial football areas in the antidote is rinsing the mouthnorth, where a joint stock company ("ro- with Odol before retiring to gistered under the Companies Acts") ministers to the pleasure of an English- rest.
man's half-holiday. They have not yet got the length of advertising football matches de luze. They are still only !! grand,
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SHIPPING IN PORI.
STEAMERE.
There was a time — and not very far back, too--when one set out to a football match in the spirit of a great adventure. One never knew how one would get there or what would happen when one did get ANGHIN, German str., 1,601, Ch. Kümpel, tainty about the condition as would be
a glorious uncer there, and there was. 14th FebruaryBangkok 4th Februin at the end. We were blown upon by ary, Bice and Teak.--Butterfield & every wind of heaven, made sodden by Swire.
rain or bitten by frost. There was a dis- ABEATOUN AFCAL, British str., Thomas, et sporting merit even in taking one's
10th February-Moji 5th February, sport vicariously in these days. Cual.-David Bassoon & Co.. BENLOMOND, British str., 3,123, A, Web-
MASCOMFORT FOR SPECTATORS.
We have changed all that now. Access to a first class football ground is easy and pleasant, the minimum of worry and the maximum of comfort.
If you come from a distance and it is an important Cup-tio, You can travel by a train de luze for an inclusive sum which provides a table
ster, 15th Feb-London 24th Dec., -General-Gibb, Livingstone & Co.. BOURBON, French str., Le Varillant, 9th February Saigon 5th February, Rice.-Order. CHICAGO MARU, Japanese str., 3,839, M.
Nemoto, 14th February-Manila 18th hole dinner en route and a reserved seat February, General. Osaka Shosen in the grand stand. If you cannot afford Keisha.
the luxury of a taxicab to take you to the OHINKIANG, British str., 1,220, G. E. ground, the municipality, no doubt main- Linsley, 12th February-Bwatow 11thly in the interests of its treasury, makes February,allast-Butterfield it us easy as possible for you to get a Swire.
seat in a corporation ear. I was shown CHISHING, British strị, 1,100, F. Mooney on this occasion to a place in a queué by 18th February Swatow 12th Februa policeman, and without worry, dust, ary, General-Jardine, Matheson & or overheat got in time a comfortable seat Co.
and a pleasant drive to the field of play, CHIYURN, Chinese str., 1,177, Pratt, 15th February-Shanghai 19th February, General--Chinese CHOWTAI, German str., 1,115, W. Reher, 12th February-Bangkok 3rd Febru. ary, Rice-Butterfield & Swire. CHOYBANG, British str., 1,424, M. Court.
Here was a
On arrival at the ground I had a varied choice of seats at many prices, but even if I preferred to stand I was under shelter, the whole ground allotted to spectators being covered in, Pausing for a few moments behind the principal stand, I had pointed out to me many local not- abilities as they arrived. ney, 10th February-Shanghai 11th Lord Mayor, there a member of Parlia February, General.-Jardine, Mathe ment, there again were well-known ac son & Co. DinWENT, British str., 1,582 Jenkins, 6th countants, solicitors, and other profes- February-Segal via P. Lant 28th sional men, and with them their wives and sisters and daughters. So ominently January, Sugar.-Chinese.
respectable and well-toned seemed tho GLENFALLOCH, British str., 1,404, Gardner, audience that it might well have been 15th February-Singapore Bth Feb., taking seats for the opera. Only they General Order.
looked less bored, more alert, conveying HACHING, British str., 1,207, W. C. Pass the impression that they were really going
more, 16th February-Swatow 15th to enjoy themselves. The seats were com February, General-Douglas, Lap fortable and the arena below us looked raik & Co.
...well kept and attractive. What the wea HAMUN, British str., 015, J. W. Evans, ther was like out there we could not 15th FebruarySwatow 14th Febru-judge, for the full stands were very cosy, ary, General Douglas, Lapraik & Co. The only criticism I had to make was that HONG BEE, British str., 2,058, Kinghorn, the directors might have provided foot,
9th February--Singapore 1st Febru- warmers and thus have saved much un- ary, General-Chinese
necessary tramping of feet to keep the toes KACHIDATE MARU, Japanese str., Nak... warm.
yama, 8th February-Moji 1st Febru ary. Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. KIANG PING, Chinese str., 1,222, Udden, 10th February-Chinkiang 2nd Febru ary, General--Chinese. KOBNIGIN LUISE, German transport, 6,654, G. Meiners, 13th FebruaryBremen 2nd January, General. Molchors &
BYBARITIC SPORTSMEN.
making sport for us in the rain, which What of the poor players who were. began after the game started and con tinued most of the time, converting parts of the ground into mud amid which the players spluttered and fell? Was their state not a parlous one? Wait and see. I was invited at half-time to visit the ap- KOSTROMA, Russian str., 1,900, Petroff pointments of the players. They are Jokarcit, loth FebruarySaigon, veritable sybarites--these modern sports- General-Russian Volunteer Fleet. Dien. There was first fine and large. KUNAJIRI MARU, Japanese str., 2,763," cleaning down bath, there was a first- Kuwara, 12th February-Miike 6th class swimming bath, there were needle February, Coal, Mitsui Bussan and shower baths. The referee, too, had Kaisha
a well-fitted retiring-room and private LYESMOON, German str., 1,230, O Sarby, bath where lie could console himself at 8th February-Saigon 4th February, his case for the ingratitude of a cruel Rice-Hamburg-Amerika Linie. world outside. There was a really well- O. J. DAHLERS, German str., 7,490, H. devices for physical culture, and large equipped gymnasium with all the latest. Frerichs, 13th February-Singapore biliards-rooms. Two men were constant 8th February, General-Hamburg- ly in attendance at the ground to provide Amerika Linie.
scientific massage, and the cab had, a PAOTING, British str., 1,183, W. J. Barkus, salaried doctor who was in attendance
12th February--Shanghai 8th Febra-
Then I was informed that ary, General.-Butterfield & Swire. every week. PHU YEN, French str., 1,246, A. Lheureux were sent to a seaside resort or a hydro at intervals during the scason the players 8th February-Baigon 4th February, for a bracing up and change of air. As Rice. Bradley & Co.
long journeys have to be undertaken QUIOA, British str., 7,697, A. Cole, 13th luxurious special saloons are engaged for FebruarySingapore 2nd February, the season, so that the players can step General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. out of their curriago after a 200-mile RAJAH, German str., 1,245, Rosiefsky, 14th journey fresh and fit, without any of that
February Rajang 5th February, cramped and jaded feeling associated
with. Timber. Butterfield & Swire. long-distance travelling. SIELIA, American str., 5,655, A. Zeeder, The reportere, too, I noticed with in- 10th February San Francisco 9th terest, have their share in the general They January, Mails and General.-Pacifio prosperity. And quite right, too. Hail S.S. Co..
have played a great part in the making. SOSHU MARE, Japanese str. 1,139, K. of modern football Formerly a reporter Tashiro, 14th February-Swatow 13th used to sit in an exposed seat, his fingers blue with cold and his notepaper sodden February, General.-Opaka Shosen Kaisha
with rain. He was a bere in those days, SULTAN VAN LANGHAT, Dutch str., 2,419, Now he sits in a private box sheltered Kulin, 14th February-Singapore 7th from every blast he requires neither a February, Bulk Oll Asiatic Petro- pencil nor a notebook. With thickly gloved hands he sits with a telephone to his ears and dictates his glowing periods to a scribe in an oflce to or three miles
leum Co.net
away.
MORE ACCIDENTS.
The
TAIYUAN British str., 2300, W. B. Brown, 12th February-Melbourne. 2nd Janu- ary, GeneralButterfield & Swire. TEAN, British str., 1,361, A. W. Outer- bridge, 14th February-Manila 1th
Whether the new conditions are giving February General. Butterfield &
superior sport is another matter. Swire...
players certainly looked very serious: TJIBODAS, Dutch str. 5,325, Kroes, 11th indeed, they took their sport almost as
February-Labuan 3rd February, solemnly, and seriously as county crie General Java-China-Japan Lijn- keters. One missed the old Homeric joy of TITANGEN, Dutch str., 4000, Jurriaanse, the shock of battle. A remarkable feature 15th February-Macassar 5th Febru- of the game was the number of stoppages ary, Sugar and General-Java-China- for accidents to players. I counted up to Japan Lijn.
ten and then lost count. There are only YI LOONG, British str., 1,121, E. G. two explanations of this phenomenon
Wrightson, 15th February Fremantle either the game is steadily growing coarser er the players are more tender 8th Jan., General. Siemssen & Co.
Player YUENSANG, British str., 1,365, P. H. Rolfe, than the giants of other days
11th February--Manila 8th February, after player was csized with an abnormal affection for mother earth. One man near General.-Jardino, Matheson & Co.
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Froasure has decreased inoderately over China, and slightly over Indo-China and the Philippines. It has increased myderately ovar omntral and A. Japan.
The monsoon will be interrupted to the north af Foochow and will moderate over the N. China Sea.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 Hours ending st to am, to-day, 000 inches,
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at nona to-day is na follows:
DISTRICT
Hongkong & Neighbourhood
Formom Channel
FOREOAST.
JNE. winds,
moderating.
South coast of China between The same
Hongkong and Lamooks. No. 1
South coast of Chins between / The same sa
Hongkong and Hainan..
B. winds, moderate; fair.
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Tokio APE Nagasaki... Kagoshima...... Oshima Nala
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at Sea Level,
Temperature
7.30.27 9162.
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Weather. -
T. F. CLAXTON, Director,
Hongkong, Observatory, 17th February, 1913,
1 BAROMETER, reduced to 38 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in inoes, teath And hundredths.
2 TEMPERATURE, in he shade, i degres Fahrenheit.
9 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, box idity of air saturated with moisture being 100,
the
DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points,
& FORCE OF WIRD, socording to Beanfort Bealo. 6 STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, o detached alead, d drisskng rain, fog, g gloomy, a hall i tightning, o erercas, p passing showers, q equally, rain, snow, t thender, v visibility, w daw (wet), 7 Rim in fabee, canthe ind hundredths
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, February 17th,
Previous On Date On Date
Day at
at 2. p.m. 6 8.11.
2 p.m.
Barometer Temperature
30.19
30.15
30.12
60
60
62
Humidity
71
75
77
Wind Direction
East
East
ESE
Force
6
A
Weather
Pain
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Highest open air Temperature on 16th...62 Lowest open air Temperature on 16th...59
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 18th to 24th February, 1913. HIGH WANÉE.
Week.
Month
Daye
Tues,
Height
LOW WATER
H'kong.
kong
Moan
Mean
Time.
Time
ff, in
23 m 11 17
·24
18 m 9 12 3 9 6.57 7 7 Wed. 19m 9-30 4 1 7.558 0 Catra 20 m 933 4 4 8 8 2 Pri 21 m 10 19 4 6
Batur. 22 im 10 07
Sun,
Loa
u. m. ft. in. 2 6
2 44
6 1
5:0
7 8
52m
11-27
72
48 5.4 5
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