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BEECHAM'S

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PILLS

CHAPOTEAUT'S

MORRHUOL

Superior to Emulsions or Cod

Liver oil.

Each tiny Morbitol capsule re- presents the medicinal value of a teaspoonful of oil.

Recommanded at the Paris Aca- demy of Medicine, for loss of appetite and flesh, to patients with consumptive tendencies

Sold in bottles of 100 Capsules. Gold by all Chumleta.

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No. 1

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HONGKONG TECHNICAL

INSTITUTE,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, AUGUST 8TH, 1913.

Following are the results of the examinations held at the Technical Institute in Juno Jast received for publication from Mr. E. Ralphs, the Director:

EXAMINERS.

Building Construction. W. L. LEASE, Esq. Sanitation... Major PrezWILLIAMS, A.S.C Applied Mechanics...... W. L. LeASK, Esq. Mathematics A. W. GRANT, Esq., B.A. Chemistry and Metallurgy

A. C. FRANKLIN, Esq., F.I.C. B. L. FROST, Esq.

A. Montis, Esq.

W. Cuawen, Rug,

Mrs. E. TrCHEE,

Yenng Wa.

Yeung Wan hing

Ying Wingetsik

Znekay. Ellis Davis

Metallurgy Shorthand(60wds)D

111 11

Teachers *Roglich. (The letter "D" signifies that the Candidate obtained Distinction).

*Men.

† Women:

Certificates in accordance with the above, list may be obtained on application to the Technical Institute. The results of the Shorthand Examination held by the Pitman Institute are not yet to band.

THE STRAITS AND F.M.S. GOVERNMENTS..

SATION TO FOUNDATION OF CHRIST'S

HOSPITAL, LONDON.

Electricity Teachers". (Men) Teachers' (Men) Teachers' (Women)

The Governments of the Straits Settle English G. P. DE MARTIN, ÉS RÁments and Federated Malay States have French. Rey, Father H. SorvEY.

decided to donate jointly a sum of £50 to the Foundation of Christ's Hospita Shorthand

A, RAMSAY, Esq. London, purchase a presentation to the Bookkeeping... A. W. GRAST, Esq., B.A. Schools of that Foundation in which

first-class education may be obtained.

Alilah

CERTIFICATE WINNERS.

Ablong, Grace Arab, Abdoo! Arions, Dora Au In-kou

Braga, Dolores-A Brown, Alice May Bux, Shick Ounian Calvert, Norman W.

Chin Kaan-chun Cheong Chu-ngan Cheung Shiu-kam Chie Chun-cho Chung Chu-ling Colinco, Camilia Cooper, Dianjishaw Dold, Ruby Elaine Whott, William

Fung Sn

George, Frederick

Gibbison, John Joseph

Gourdin, Helen

Goggin, Margaret

Gourdin, Nora".

Grimble, azie Ilonng, Lilian Eva

Higby, Wafter F. V. S.

Ho Chang show

Ho Yan-tak

H. Shoring

Hopwar, Ruby M. Hung Yukshang Jack, James M." Lai Yiu-tong

Lam Hing-san Lum Ming

Lam Ming-hang Lam Pak-to

1 Tsin-choung

bau Ying-lap

Leeable. Raoni E. P.

Leung Thai

Lening Yak-tong

Li In-choun

Li Lun-kwni

bi Sui-wing

Li E-mon

Ligoresanuel

Lin fig-kwan

fling-nin

Kai-wa Macdoneld. Agnes C. Mak Kan-kwai Mak King-chenug Malinnamed, Fateh MeNeill, Winifred

Mor Ho

[175

Mok Shing-in

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The N. Jaime), 1

str. 190 Jury (European Shgapore on 7th August, and

red 12 Augusi.

Mok Vnt-foug

Stege.

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In respect of this single donation of £500 the Governments of the Straits Settlements and Federated Malay Stats have the right to elect a person to be Donation Governor of the Foundation feat life,

SHIPPING IN PORT.

منان

STEAMERS.

ADRATOON APCAR, British str., 2,981, W. Walker, 1st August-Moji 26th July, General-David Sassoon & Co. BAROK JEDBURGH, British str., 2,018, H. H. Bridgor, 4th AugustNow York 17th June, Petroleum, Standard Oil Co. CANADA MARU Japanese str., 3,478, E.

Hori, 8th August-Shanghai 3rd. August, Mails and General. Osaka Shosen Kaisha DROPAR, Norweging str., 1,102, J. Bing,

2nd August-Swntov 18t Angust, Rice::

Chinese. EMPRESS OF ASIA, British str., 5,883, 5. Robinson, 30th July-Liverpool 4th June, General. Canadian Pacific Bigg Riemers, German str., 2.54, H

Railway Baun, 4th August-Sabang 20th July, GuOOLE, British str., 2,399, Graves, 155 General-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

August-Singapore 28th July, Gen. oral-Chinese.

HAKUSHIKA MARU, Japanese str., 3,301, S.

Suda, 31st July-Moji 23rd July, Coal-Osaka Shosen Kaisha. HANGONOW, British str., 900, J. E: Owen, 5th August-Saigon 1st August, Rice.

-Butterfield & Swire.

HorgANG, British str., 1,350, J. M. Hay. rd-August-Chingwantao 28th July, Coal-Jardine, Matheson & Co..

Teachers' * Teachers' + Shortland Tenchors' † Teachers**

A Donation Governor is entitled up Shorthand (0 words) election to present for admission as a Shorthand In. Foundationer two boys or girls possessedJAPAN, British str., 3,886, Seddon, 2nd Ap. Mechanics of the necessary qualifications not under. Sanitation Inine nor over eleven years of age. When NuisanceInspector's one or other of these children leaves the R.S.I. Certificate. Seboot a fresh presentation is granted, so Shorthand 80 words) that two children so presented will always English

be attending the School. Mathematics

I11

I

In addition, a Donation Governor s Teachers! * II the right to nominate for competition er Shorthand(50 words) admission as a Foundationer une child Shorthand(30 wards) | every two years, English

II Toachorst ID Sanitation NuisanceInspoetor's R.S.I. Certificate Home Hygiene Teachers Home Hygiene Shorthand Teachers' t Tenchor t Shorthand Teachers' † Tenchor Building

These presentations and nominations will be used to assist the families of members of the Public Service of the Colony of the Straits Settlements or thei Federated Malay States who haven left in necessitous circumstances at d ill be divided as far as possible equally between the Colony and Federated Malay States.

II D

In. 11 D ID In.

HID

Construction

English

I

Teachers

III

Building

Construction II Sharthand(70 words) Teachers' II Ap. Mechanics Mathematics Teaching * Tenchers Shorthand Teachers' * Teuchers

Preference will be given to son of officers who have died in the Public Service, then to sous of officers who ave died after leaving the Public Service, and then to sons of officers who he been invalided out of the Service or Ave been retired on зual presions. In ovary case the financial position of the family and the position in life of the father be taken into consideration.

As it is advisable that the Governor should be a person who is likely to remain in England. Mr. J. W. Robinson of the II Colonial Office, London, has been cfected II

Es Donation Governor in respect of the I Straits Settlements and Federated! Malay El States He will present and nondinate in III that empacity only on the representation of the Federated Malay States and Straits Settlements Governments,

Mathematics

Chemistry

Practical

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Chemistry Pr

Electrip

Skland

EL D

Teachers" *

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Mathematics

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Teachers!*

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English Bookkeeping

CANADA'S BUSINESS.

ML

TRADE TRIPLED IN TWELVE YEARS,

over.

The trade of the Dominion of Canada for the first, year of existence when it ITI D

closed. in 1861- was slightly }

·R.S.I. Certificate. years ago. According to the official Teachers' * 1 detailed report Canadian trade passed. Shorthand El. the billion mark this year, ending March English

131st.

This tells the story of the rapid Teachers' t Inexpansion of the Dominion. Trade has Shorthand, R. Ddoubled since 1906, and has tripled in the Teachers' II last twelve years, which is a very excellent Teachers' TH showing, without doubt. Teachers' + Mathematics Chemistry Prac English

Nuisance Luspector's. $30,000,000 That was only forty-five

Money, Mary Constance Teachers'

Moore, James

Mobstern, Sulouson Afuhamed, Gullam

Ng Pingom

is L. str. Senate left Singapore Neave, Lilian

Th

on the Tola Angust, at rom, and may be by preted he con or about th: 13th

August, at aa7 --

Shorthand El

III

Home Hygiene

Canada now has a trade of one billion | Ilolars a year.

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The aggregate trade for the past fiscal Iyear crossed the billion dollar mark for the first time, totalling $1,008,660,225, an D increase of $205.980,393 over 1012; $309,505,830 over 1911, and $301,518,036. I over 1910, 199**

I

The year's imports totalled $075,428,108, 111 representing an ineriase of $128.015,556 over 1912, and $215,530,144 over 1910.

!! D

Sanitation French Tenchers' * Tenchers f Building

Construction, Shorthand EL

do. (0 words) do.

Inter (70 words) Mathematics The N.Y.K. str. Compo Mara (Euro- | Pan Sikling

Touchers pean Lin. left London for this port via

Shorthand(€) words) ports on 2nd August, and is expretation, Sennan 1. H. Book-keeping. here on 10th September

Teschors + ID

TUNYA. str 1 dom doen (Austras lian Cine), left Sydney for this port via parts on fith August, and is expected here on the 28th August,

Osmead, Hermilla Pap, Quấn Willie Pestonjoe, Jossie Place. Carmelita Pong Wing-shui

Solon, Amie D.

The E. & A. str. St. Albans left Sydney Rodrigos, Marin on the 6th August, for this port (rii | Ross Peeterich W. T. Queensland Ports, Port Darwin and Royan. Tironens Manila), and may be expected to arrive

bere on the 30th August.

I

The enormons increase in the amount of duties collected is the most striking feature of the statement.. In the last Discal year the Customs receipts amounted to X15,039,160, or $27,490,694 more than for the preceding year. In the last four years the duties on imports hari almost doubled. In 1910 it was $61,010,487, in 1011 873,207,544; in 1912. 387.548,536. The largest individual source of Canada's inports is the United States, from which Canadians bought $276.330,434 worth of dutiable and $164.895,421 worth of Tree goods. The United Kingdom stands next with $107,079,580 worth of dutiable and $30.070,840 of free commodities, Belgium

1

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I

Rumjan, Abdul H.

Shorthand Electricity Chemistry

Practical JJ D English Fronch Shorthand (7wds.)D

HI

I

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The CPR. str. Emprise of budia left Koko on the 6th August, at noon, and is Sadick R. M. dus to arrive at Simidza on the 7th Set, Beaujee H. August, at $2.01.

The Yokohama office of the C.P.R. Co. is in receipt of a wireless message from ths R.M.S Mantrayle, sent al noon on the 5th August, when the vessel was 95 miles distant from Japan, advising all well, and that the Commander expects to reach Yokohama on the 5th August, at 7 pril

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British str.. Kansang reports:

Shin Tak-ling Silas, Fred David Sinn, Mathias.

Tam Pui-chi: Tam Sik-hing

Tam Yum-kin

Tang Kinchang Tang Shui-kwong Taylor, Alexander K.

Light S.W. measuon and fine clear wea-Taylor, Agnes Mary ther throughout the passage.

The British ser. Hartan reports: Fine clear weather with light to moderate variable winds and smouth Bea

PRINTING E

Nothing creates such a good impression ir

business is the nne of First Class Printing.

To Man-wai

Tang Ping-shu

Tsang Tsung-ping

The Yik-fong Un Wai-u Webster, Morlinde Wilkie, Cyril A. J..

Wong A-ching

Wong Hui-wan ; Wong Nim-che

This difference in cost between good and had Wang. Pak-lung

printing and material is generally nil

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS

PRINTING

WORKS

turn out the Rest Printing at Rassomuhle Price.

Wang Poki

Wong Sing-fai

Wong Tea-ting Wong Yak-lan

Xarior, Angelina 31. Yamamoto, Teikichi Young Kong Young Kun

Book-keeping Tonchiers

French Choomistry,

Practical

Teachers' *

Chemistry

{

Cool-

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 7th at 11,35 am. Pressure has da creened slightly over S. China and Auram. It is nearly stationary over the Philippines."

No returns from Japan,

A shallow depression covers B. W. China, Medemte southerly winds are indicated over the China Sea.

10, to-day, 0.3 inches.

Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours during

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG Hozuł

Mr R. Admiral

Mr L. Alff

|

Capt L. T. Baker

Mr J. A. Baldwin

st

3 A. T.. Barberini

Mr E. R. Bate

Mr Olivien Boanlı

The forecast for the 24 hours euding af nood today is as folowas

DISTRICT Hongkong & Neighbourhood Formosa Channel

FORECAST...

(The same as

No. 1.

Bonth cost of China kotwoon? The same as South coast of China betoon South winds,

Hongkong and Lannooks, . No. 1.

Hongkong and Hainan... modarate. S.E. winds, light to moderate; fair, some rain later.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

PRICE Jang

7TH AUGUST. 1913,

Four.

Barometer

at Bea

Level

Station,

August-Moji 29th July, KAIPONG, British str., 697, Sidford, ist

David Sassoon & Co

August-Hoihow 31st July, General. -Butterfiel & Swire.

Yl'ostock

78.29.73 71

KALIOTA, British str., 3,041, Stewart, 1st Nomuro

August Durban 30th June, Bulk Oil. Hakodate....... KEUN, British str., 5,871, Conradi, 4th

-Dodwell & Co.

6a.

Koali

Tokio

August, Vancouver 28th June, General. Nagasaki -Butterfield & Swire. KIKIANS, British str., 1,228, Robertson, Calima

Kagoshims. att August Hongay 2nd August, fshijm

Yalı KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,538, C. Stewart, hetoo........

Coal. Butterfield & Swire.

Blouin Is..... 23rd July-Shanghai 16th July, Gen Welhalwei eral-Chinese LARTEs, British str., 1,340, Wawn, 21st Ichang.......

Hankow July-Saigne 17th July,

Riceiskiang .............. Chinese. LockSUN. German str., 1,020, W. Taubert, Shanghai......

Changsha 2nd August-Swatow 1st August, Gutzlaff General Melchers & Co. MACREW, German str., 026, R. Zolluer, Amoy

Sharp Peak 4th August Bangkok 25th July, Rice Swalow and Meal,-Butterfield & Swire. MANDASAN MARU, Japanese.str., 3,443, T. Failu

Taihoku On, 1st August--Moji 26th July, Tainu Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. MAUSANO, British str. 1,448, W. H

Koshun Pescadores Alcock, 3rd August-Sandakan 28th to July, Tumbes Jardine, Matheson & Co.

MARU, Japanese str., 1,005, Uchikoshi, 27th July-Kwang Yen 24th July, Stone.-A. Buno & Co. NAMSANG, British str., 2,591, H. E Gilroy, 2nd August-Moji 28th July, Coal and General-Jardine, Mathe son & Co.

MISUMI

Wind.

'Temperature.

Humidity.

Diresticn.

- NOKKUN]-ON-TUUR Fores

Weather,

29.72 69 90

29.66 73

** 29.71 76 7.29.66 81

** 29.74 81

34 29.69

29.691

29.69 29.69

29.67--

29.617795

29.57 29.58 77

the

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$29.68 89

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29.76

9.29.87 61

12987 84

Labuan

29.90 83

Hongkong Sop Beek.... Wachow Yoxan

Libor Fukhoi Phulien Conure.

St Jator NYANZA, British str., 4,183, H. W. Rivers, Manila Apaci .... 63 August-London 28th June, Legagi Goneral.-P. & O. 8. N. Co,.

Bettelod PETER RICKMERS, German str., 8,100, Iloilo Schwegmano, 25th July Moji 10th Cen July, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. PITSANULOK,

German

str., 1,246, .-D. Reimers, 5th August-Samarang 27th QUARTA, German atr., 1,140, H. Madsen, July. Sugar-Butterfield & Swire. 5th August-Saigon 1st August, Rice. --Siessen & Co

ROBERT DOLLAR, British str., 3,420, R.. L. Morton, 28th July-Moji 23rd July, SHIZUOKA Mauu, Japanese BL., 6,568, J..

Coal, Robert Dollar & Co. Irisawa, 3rd AugustSeattle, Cen-. SATNYO MARY, Japanese str., 3,684, L.

eral-Nippon Yusch Kaisha. Okunis, 5th August-Singapore 30th July,

General. Nippon Yuson

Kaisha,

$14, Bitish str., 932, F. Prynne, 22nd July-Antung 17th July, Ballast.-- Asiatic Patroleum Co

SOSH MARI, Japanese str., 1,110, K, Tashiro, 4th August-Swatow 3rd August. General. Osaka Shosen Kaisha.

T. F. CLAPTON, Director,

udredths. 1 BALOMETER 1oduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, the level of the sea in inches, teaths and

TENTERATURE, in the shado

Fahrenheit.

dogross

unidity of air maturated with moisture being 1999.

2 HUMIDITY, ir percentage of saturation, thr 4 DILECTION OF WIND, to two points.

y Funce or WIND, according to Beaufort Sealo. 6 STATE OF WRATHER, b blus sky, a dotached load, d drizzling main, I fog, y gloddy, à hai ightning, ovorcast, passing showers, q egasil. rain, a snow, t thander, y visibility, wdow (sat)

Rasinobea toaths and hundredtha

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, August 7th,

Previous On Date On Dat

Day

TAYSHUN, Chinese str., 1,216, R. Paramore,

7th July Shanghai 23rd July, Gen-" eral-Chinese. TELEMACRES, British str., 1,303, Fraser, Berometer

4th August-Saigon 31st July, Ricc-Temperature

Humidity...... Wind Direction ...

Weather Bain

Chinese.

TABODAS, Datch str., 3.006, E: H. Kroos 2nd August-Amoy 31st July, General-Java- China-Japan Lijn.

USKAI MARI, Japanese str., 2,278, V. Nagato, 31st July-Moji 24th July, Con-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

YOLUTE, British atr., 2,599, Mawat, 3rd August Tsingtan 28th July. Ballast.

Asiatic Petroleum Co.

is third and Germany fourth among ex-YUENSANG, British str., 1,128, E. Schenk, porters to Canada.

Canada's best export market is. of course, the United Kingdom, to which this country sent $170,161,003 worth of home

produce. གལ་ compared with $129,795,053 to the United States. Bel- Dzium ranks third and little Newfound Iland fourth among Canada's customers.

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Teachers' * Teachers'. * Sauitation

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Home Hygiene-

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Construction English Teachers">

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PSYCHOLOGY AND THE SHOP- WALKER.

The best and worst of woman is seen at the London saks. Many shopwalker meandering along his counters knows more of the psychology of the sex than a dozen profound playwrights."Doily Paper.)

placid producers of novels,

Who deem that your works are perused In palaces, villas, and hovels,

You make us intensely amused.

Do you think you can write a "best-seller,

And climb to the uttermost top,

As the Yanks say become the Real Feller,

Until you have served in a shop

TIT You may linger where lea-caps still rattle, Chemistry Prac. 1 Or go to a dinner or ball, English Shorthand English Teachers**

11 And carefully note all the tattle. You do not know Woman at all! Go, pat on a smile and a frocker,

E!

Shartband(Gords,)))

English Trachers"

do.

And walk where the goods are marked

down;

1

III And then you may turn ont a shocker-

With which you will startle the town.

The Globe

II

5th August-Manila Sud August, Gen- eral-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED.

Per Hamsing, from Singapore, - Mr. Burgess and Dr. Little.

DEPARTED.

Fores

Mrs E R Belilios Miss B. E. Borgor Mr & Mrs P. Bezold Mr R von Blumenthal Mr Stonewall Bond Mr H. van Breen Mr R. Brown-- Mr A. J. Cambridge MrsSmollett Campb

Misace Smollett Campholi

2

Mr.P. T. Chapple Mrs E., Chandler Dr. A. L. E. F.

Colonxan

Mr & Mrs W. Crosey Mr & Mrs F. Cropper Mr & Med F. X. D'Almada E Casino and 2 childron Mr H. B. Darnell Mr. C. H. Daris Mr J. Dowar

Mr & Mrs Derteano

and 2 children

Mr F. M. Davilbiss Mr & Mrs R. H.

Douglas

Mr & Mrs H. Ebrenfels

Mr W. H. Fell

Mr H. G. Fisher

fr Deaman Fullor

Mr H. Gallotte

Hon Mr E. A. Hewett

C.M.C.

Mr H. A. Hi Miss M. Hodges Mr C. J. Hogas. Mr James Holland

Mr H. R. Hogsh Mr B.. Hendersou Capt R. Innov Mr E, S. Kabel Mr Ellis Kadoorie Mr P. H. Kelder Mr A. KrusemATI Mr F. Lounan Mr

C. Farebrother Мавод

Miss M. Matheson Mrs B. T. Matheson

Mra Geo. Martin

Mr T. T. Maxwell MrB. K. Mehr Mr.J. Morecki

Mr T. E. Molloy Mr A. B. Monider Mrs J. D. F. Mildar Mr J. D. F. Mülder Mr E. Odnil Miss G. O'Leary Mr H. A Nadler

De Neuhart

Mr J, Ormiston

Mr A. D. Paton

Mr Burt Petrosł

Mr R. R. Pierce

Mr L. L. Pallon

C.

Lé E, I. Garly Mr H. Garrow. Mr & Mrs I. H. Gearo Mr J. N. Gill

Mr & Mrs L. Gilder

and baby

Dr J. M. Gillespie Mr A. G. Gordon Mr J. Gourgoy

Mr V. Goulbourn

Mr I. J. Grimshaw

Mr P. O. von Grisa

gono

Dr J. G. Hun

Mr N. E. Rabbilt Me F. A. Ray Mr C. E. Righter Mr De M. Roche

Miss A. B. Ross Mr A. Ross Mr Emil Kothi Mr C. W. Eoseusfank Mr R. R. Roxburgh Mr J. C. Sibley Mr E. T. Singer Mr & Mrs. E. Smith Ma G. L. Spencer Mrs W. F. Sterleg Miss A Square Capt H. A. Walker.

Caps W. D. Welsh

i F. W. White

Mr & Max F. H. White Mr. C. White

Mr & Mrs W. A. Mr W. E. Weidler

• Hannibal

Mr W. T. Harbor

Dr Hartmann

Dr C. C. Wong

Mr G. Wood

Kisa BOWARD Eleten.

Mrs R. Akaond

Mr F. J. Cargill

Mr C. Castro

Mr T. Chee

Mr R. Connell Mr H. E. Cozne?

Mr & Mrs Debbie Mr W. Donaldson Mr Walker Mr & Mrs F. McHugh

dr & Mu Kraft Mr M. F Murray Mies F. Saunders

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Mr & Mrs W. W.

Gorlact

Mr Gou Grimble Mr J. B. Harris Mr & Mrs.Heinemann

EJ Hingle

y B. Jenson

Mr & Mrs J. H. N

Mody

Mr & Mrs Major and

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Mr & Mrs Sohenk

Mrs Finebott

Mr H. S. Sparge Mr AP, Nebl

Mr F. A. Mackintosh Mike Massey

Mrs Morriss

Mr J. A. Murphy

Mr & Mra Lorasire and

chita

Mr W. Lógan Dr Sibros

Capt & Mr Pasemors Mr & Mr. Shothamer Capt & Mrs A. K Stewart and chil Iren

Mr & Mrs C, Lauritson Mr G. C. Whitolan -

Ma Amisind Mr & Mrs Allan

Mr W. E. Bizd

GRAND HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs A. B. Crew

Dr. Kayt Mr Feason

Mrs Forsyth Mr O Freese Mr. Fronck Mrs Fredenball Mr & Mr Hanook Miss Havreod Mr Flayler Mr C. G. King

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29.61

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Highest open air Temperature on 6th 85 Lowet open air Temperature on 6th ...77

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE

From 8th to 14th Angmi, 1913. HIGH WATEE

Height

LOW WATEN

ما

K'keng

I'tong.

Meat

Titre

Blean Time

h, my

ft. r.it

A. TA

8m 1 305 3 m

7 14

ft. in: 2 6

215 5 5

7 582 7

9 m * 2)

5 6

3 46:

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