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DEATH OF THE POET LAUREATE.
JOURNALIST, POET AND RECLUBE,
com-
The news of the death of Mr. Alfred Austin, the Poet Laureate, was duly tole graphed by Router to Ceylon, and then seems to have been dropped from the service message, far it was only by the arrival of the southern papers that we became aware of the fact. The Times of Ceylon, in the course of its obituary. potion of the dead poet, essayist and leader writer, observes that he held the post of Poet Laureate for 17 years and passed away at the ripe age of 78. Many of those who know the late Laureate better than the world that, with or without justification, thought it fashionable to sneer at his pretensions to literary talent.
whose will mourn the loss of one posite character displayed many simple and admirable traits. Mr. Austia hadl perhaps rather more than the usual share of harmless vanity. But his also were a warm heart end a sterling moral integrity. that made the Laureate's cloistered life one well worth the living. If the artistic value of the bulk of his poetry was negligible, and some of is is a good deal better than those who have never read it might imagine, Mr. Austin was not with out literary ability of another sort. is by no means generally known that in his early days he worked with success and credit as special correspondent in Rome for & great London daily paper. Some of his contributions in this capacity would compare very favourably with the works of the best modern descriptive journalists, and at the time they appeared created something of a sensation, not only in the
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SHIPPING IN PORT.
STRAZIMIERS.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JUNE 2nd, 1918.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 22nd at 11.10 .m.-The Manchurian depression has passed away to the north-cast. The depression which was contral to the north central Japan; pressure has in consequence of the Yangtze Valley yesterday new covers Coal-increased moderately along the north-east coast of China. It has decreased light along the south coast owing to the formation of depression over Tongking. It in stationary over the Philippines.
AROONIA, German str., 5,123, A. Enig, 10th June--Moji 10th June, General. -Hamburg-Amerika Linie. DENIAE, British str., 2,510, Wallace,
18th Juno-Moji 12th June, Gibb, Livingston & Co. BORNEO, German str. 14, F. Sombill, June-Sandakan 12th June, Timber.-Melchers & Co. CHEGNESTING, British str., 1,989, V. MeO. Liddell, 19th Juno-Weihaiwei 14th June, General.-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
17th
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Kanao, 14th June, General.-Osaka Shosen Kaisha. SIGNAL, German str., 987, P. E. Christian-
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19th June-Shanghai 15th June, Gen- oral-Chinese.
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Dutch str., 3,081, J. P. Scholten. 14th June-Macassar 5th June, Sugar and General.-Java- China-Japan Lijn.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
newspaper offices but in the drawing-TJILIWONG, rooms of mid-Victorian culture.
The son of a Yorkshire wool merchant of sterling repute but only moderate means, the late Laureate, after his educa tion at the Roman Catholic Seminary of Stonyhurst, succeeded to a very moderate competence on beginning his career at the bar, a distasteful profession which the hillet" offer of a tempting journalisie enabled him to abandon when he had achiered the beginnings, of a literary reputation by the publication of "The Season, & Satire and an earlier work "Randolph, &
Tale of Polish Grief," about which latter, as its name might suggest, perhaps the less said the better. He married, in the days of his carly economies, Hester, daughter of T. Homar Mullock of Bellair, King's County. The death of his father in 1801 made a con- siderable difference to the family finanses. and the fature Laureate was able to devote himself wholly and without fear to the activities whither bis natural beat had always inclined him, foreign travel and the making of verses. The bulk of his published work is largo, and although little known to the present generation, much of it found favour in the eyes of many of his fellow craftsmen of a genera- tion ago whose own cutpourings are still cherished.
The Garden that. I, Love" is one of Mr. Austin's few modern productions that the general public is likely to be
His "Autobiography, familiar with. published in 1911, is a volute that, full though it is of the naif egotisms that were an integral feature of the writer's charac ter, will be found by anyone curious
THE AMERICAN MAIL
The P.M. str. Persia arrived at Manila on the 30th June; between 10 a.m. and noon, and sailed from that port for Hongkong on the 22nd June, between 10 a.m. and noon, and is due to arrive at Hongkong on the 24th June, at daylight. The P.M. str. Koren, carrying the United States mail, left Yokohama de the 16th June, between 2 and 4 p.m., for Hongkong via Shanghai, and will arrive The T.K.K. str. Shinyo Maru left in Hongkong on the 25th June. San Francisco for Hongkong on the 7th June, and is due in Hongkong on the 8th July.
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL
The E. & A. str. Easters left Sydney on the 7th June, and may be expected to arrive here on the 27th June.
THE CANADIAN HAIL
The C.P.R. str. Empress of Japan left Yokohama on the 18th June, at 3 p.m., and was due to arrive at Kobe on the 19th June, at 3 p.m.
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Moderate 5. winds are indicated over the N. China Sea.
Hongkong catufali for 24 hours ending at 10 am. today. 0.14 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:
DISTRICT Hongkong & Seighbourhood Formosa Chaanet
11
FORBOAT,
to variable winds, fresh, squally.
Bouth coast of China between The same as Hongkong and Lamecks. No. 1.
Hongkong and Hainae.. 1 Bouth coast of China between 'The same as
•B.W. to S. winds, moderate, squally; fair to showery.
No. 1.
OHINA COAST NETEOROLOGICAL
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REGISTER
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June, 20th, 1913.
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mirror of a very placid, kindly, and like- able personality.
The appointment of a successor, though not perhaps a matter of much practical Government до much to a
concern
THE GERMAN MAIL. The 1.G. M. str. Prinz Bitel Friedrich, from Berlin of the 28th May, left Colombo on the 14th June, and may be expected hero on or about the 25th June.
MERCHANT STEAMERS.
The Swedish East Asiatic Co.'s str. Ceylon left Singapore on the 17th June, and is expected to arrive here on the 23rd June.
The Apcar str. Gregory Ancar, from Shanghai and Kobe, left Moji on the 13th June, p.m., and may be expected. here on or about the 24th June, a..
The Russian str., Dania left Vladivo
June.
bothered as is Mr. Asquith's by other and weightier problems, vill not be easily accomplished. Mr. Kipling has been in the running befors and despite his virtual ten years silence should romain a hot Of Mr. Masefield's artistic favourite. pre-eminence there can be no question, but we doubt whether he is the type to appeal to a Premier on the look-out for a "safesteck via-Foochow for this port, and is man, and in any case we should imagine due to arrive here on or about the 25th that Mr. Masefeld is hardly the man to covet this particular honour. These ob fections apply equally to that relatively large body of young poets, headed by Mr. Lascelles Abercrombie, who have come to the fore within the last decade and whose work is distinctive and important enough already to have brought the categorical appallation of Georgian poetry into gen- eral use. All things considered, it would certainly not surprise us if, for the pre- sent at least, no appointment were to be
made.
SHIPBUILDING IN JAPAN.
WARSHIPS AND MERCHANT VESSELS.
Some information on the building of war and other ships in Japan appears in the Japanese papers from official quarters. The marked development in shipbuilding, as well as in the provision of naval Arsenals and other dockyards, is stated to be the result of the constant encourage. ment given by the Government for the construction of warships and other vessels at home, in order not only to económize expenditure but to ensure the indepen- dence of arms and ammunition which is importance from the of paramount strategical standpoint. The Imperial Navy has therefore decided to construct at home, besides the Puro and three other sisterships of 20,000 to 30,000 tons already built at Kure and Yokosuka, three battle ships of the same size, namely the Hiei, Haruna and Kirishima, the warships now building abroad being only the Hong and a few destroyers and submarine bouts. So far as the construction of merchant
The T.K.K. str. Kiyo Maru arrived at Honolulu from Manzanillo on the 11th June, and is due in Hongkong on the 20th July.
The str. Glenroy passed the Suez Canal the 6th June, for Hongkong vis Straits.
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The American and Manchurian Line str. Kansas passed the Suez Canal on tho 17th. June, for Hongkong direct.
INDOCHINA BTEAM NAF10TION CO., LTD. SKILE LINE, LIMITED. Onsong, from Saigou, is due in Hong-
kong 23rd June. festati, from London, is due in Hong
kong 30th June. Flintshire, from Portland, is due in
Hongkong 13th July.
PASSENGERS.
ARRIVED.
Per Fronging, from Shanghai, Mr. W. Fish.
Pel Haiching, from Swatow, Mr. L. Thomas and Mr. Best.
Per Arcadia, for London, Mrs. G. W. Roome; for Bombay, Mr. A. S. Ebrahimji, Mr. E. A. Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. Cassum Ahmed, Mr. and Mrs. Caseum, Miss Cassum; for Singapore, Mr. J. J. De Oliveira, Mr. M. Adriano, Mr. A. C. Machado, Mr. M. Vieira, Mr. J. Donas, Mr. J. Joaquim, Mr. Já S. d'Almeida, Mr. R. M. Correira, Mr. A. Botelho, Mr. J. F. de Miranda, Mr. J. Valentijni, Mr. Mr. A. Nunes, Mr. ships is concerned, however, the condition J. de Cost Raimundo, Mr.
A. Augusto, of the dockyards in the country does not J. B. da Silva. Mr. G. L. Godden, Mr. enable Japan to adhere entirely to the H. H. Ramsay, Mr. and
the policy of constructing ships at home, vessels building abroad for the Nippon Serymgeour and Mr. W. €. Murray. Yusen Kaisha alone numbering four, of 23,700 gross tons, namely the Tottori Maru of 6,500 tons, the Tokushima Maru of 6,500 tons, the Penang Haru of 5,500 tons and the Rangeen Marn of 5,200 tons. But the tendency is nevertheless towards a steady development in the home con- struction of vessels on account of the Government subsidies as well as other encouragement constantly afforded by the The vessels now authorities concerned. building in the domestic dockyards numbor eight in all, with a gross tonnago of 77,100 tons, as detailed in the following table:-- Dockyards. Names of Vessels. Grosa Tonnage.
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Anyo
Kawasaki
Yasaka Kashima
Yameshire Sakaki
10,500
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11,900
10,500
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3,500
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HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, June 22nd
Previous On Date On Dat Day st i મ
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MrS. Bradmann
Mr & Mrs Bonchevsky Dr Brill
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My & Mrs Crow
Mr. Frenek
Mr G. Fridley
Mr G. Grant
Mr F. Haden
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Mr N. Meyer
Mr J. Moonan
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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
From 23rd to 29th Jans, 1913.
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22
29 m 6 30 5 3 60
0 55 a 2.9
11 26
2 9
PASSED THE CANAL.
May 30th-Antilochus, Ceylon, Nore, Peito, Simla.
Simons, June 6th-Bulow, Ernest Glenroy, Hirono. Maru, Satanma, Teen- kai, Teucer, Tudeus, Den of Glamis,
June 10th-Bohemia, Hitachi Maru, gatur. 28 m Kuerber, Nippon, Preussen.
June 13th-Calchas, Indrani, Namur. Nile, Pericus, Polynesien, Atreus.
June 17th-Bengloe, Dunbar, Leanor, Yorck, Kansas. Lovat.
June 20th-Bayern, Miyasaki Maru, Ningchow, Print Ludwig, Tango Maru, Fornaerts, Cotswold Range Fangraze, Amazone, O. J. D. Ahlers.
ARRIVALS AT HOME. June 20th-Bulow, Mirana Maru, Priho, Polynesien, Teenkai,
UN SALE.
OUND VOLUMES of the HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS, JULY to DECEMAZE, 1912. With INDUS. Price $7.50.
On Bale at the "HONGKONG DAILY PERS' Omos,
Hongkong, 10th March, 1913.
Mr & Mis W. Barrett
and chit-
Hon Mr bucknill Mr M. Cary
Mr R. B. Catb
Mr W. Crieg Dr Crull Mujor Davy, B.E. Mr G. A. Dutton Consul Ara Eitzen
Mrs Frisk Mr&-MÀ. Gibson Lol, Gordon Hall,
K.A.M.C.
Me Gough.
Mr Greig
Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale
Mr H. Hancock Mr F. A. Hazeland Mr I. R. Hearn.
& Mra EN Mitchelmore
Lt Monteith, ZAM.
Bar, Foster Fogg
Mr J. I. Plumer
Lt Col Radcliffe, K.E
Mr F.L. Halton
Mr & Mrs A. Ritchie
Me C. ft Seydler. Mr L. Scott Mr R. D. Shewas Mr A Sinclair Mr C. Skott.
Li-Col. Usher Smith Mr & Mre Soffieb Mr G. E. Stewart Mr & Mrs J. Bather
land
Mr O. Wagner
Capt Whitefield
Mrs Wood
Mr & Mrs W. G. Mr David Wood
Humphreys
ON SALE
MEETINGS COUNCIL
REVISED BY THE MEMBERS.
TONGKONG HANSARD REPORTE
of the LEGISLATIVE
ession 1911..
of for
the
the
PRICE
DAILY PREER OFFICE Hongkong, 6th March, 1911
Pik Bit Yi-White Bait
FAVITS.
Hang Tan-Almondsom
Kam Shan Ping Ko-apples,
Kwel Lam Ma Tai Water
Chestmate, Mandmaris
**
Pink SniYuong Tand Veter Cresses, là
Sage, marin... per bandia
לו
The prices necessarily vary from day to day and the Sanitary Board has no power to compal stallholders to sell at the prine quoted.
·W, BowEx-BOWLANDS,
Secretary, Sanitary Board.
ON BALE
AT THE
HONGKONG DAILY PRESS
Califorina 30
SPAX TinTsan Pin Ko-Appleu, Cloo
Hol Tong-Apples, small, O'foo...
Fan Chi-Apoles, Custard,
Fan
黏味区 Yat Pan
Japanese...
Ping
Ko--Appice,
FS Shang Sheng Hoang Tsin-
Ananas, tragrust, Cantou..."
Shang Heung Teiu-Başnga
brides, Maconvictio
印機 Yang
Fung Lat-Chestnuts, Chiesa,
Ye Tas-Coco
FPS Tai T-Grapes
1st qǝ Ib
Ning Stong-Lemons, Chinees,
dau Kam San Lingmon-Lemen,
11188 8
OFFICE.
NEW AND UP-TO-DATE
PLANS OF THE SI-KIANG
WEST
་ཀ
RIVER.
PRICE ONE DOLLAR
Giving all the Important Towns en route
from CANTON to WUCHOW.
Hongkong, 5th April, 1913.
American... 8 Lai Uhi-Lichoes, Freebis
2nd
3rd
"
Fi
Lai Chi Kon-Lichens, Small
Ning MongLemona, Saigon,
12
28 LaiSung Mong-Mango, M's esch 15 Danh Đa Nem MongMango Saigon mua Shan Chuk Ter-Mangosteens,
Bi
dos
RA# Yong
榮贼 Bai Kwan
Melon,
Amen Water per 1
1b. Malona China
RF Heng
Kwa
American......
Musk Melon
Passion Fruit, American
Fak Lam-Olivo
Ob'ing-Oranges, woot
a ob 10
Ib.
73
Chiu Chan Chang Orange,...
Swałow w OMun Chang-Oranges. Macao2-
Smail
Mr Chu & Kat
Tim Kat
Ya Shang-E
.
Mandarin
Fasnuta
LE Shanghai Li-Peare American
68 Li--Pears Canton
Hung L-Plums' Swatow
! SE
26
Be Sin Tei-Pears, Cooking Canton- 19
FOR SALE.
A TABLE OF THE
RATES OF EXCHANGE
AT HONGKONG
POR
DEMAND DRAFTS ON BOMBAY
On the Day Preceding the Departure of the English Mails from the Year of the Closing of the Indian Minte to the Free Coinage al Silver
KATES
FROM 1893 TO 1909;
AT30
FOR SOVEREIGNS, GOLD LEAN, BAL SILVER (From 1900), and other Useful Information.
PRICE: $1 Casb.
On Sale st the Daily Passь". Üfle Local Booksellera
NOTICE TO KOWLOON RESIDENTS
EXTRA COPIES of Daily Press are on
of Using Store
KOWLOON BOOK STALL, Ferry Wharf Hours HUNG CHEONG, Hsipbong Bord
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