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NOTICES TO CONSIGNEES

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s Steamer

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"BORNEO,”

FLIRTATION-A SOCIAL DUTY.

REHABILITATION OF A VIRFUB IN DISGUISE..

Some years ago, says a correspondent. in The Times, a very successful dramatist came to a theatrical manager in London with a new play ready for production; Arrived Hongkong on 24th May, 1914, and, as usually happens, he demanded, From ANTWERP, LONDON MALA, for the chief part, an actress equally PORT SAID, SUEZ AND STRAITS. successful who, he knew, was just the Consignees of Cargo by the shore named person to suit it"; for, as everybody vessel are hereby informed that their goods are knows, parla are written tound the being landed and placed AT THEIR RISK in the personalities of Kctresses nowadays, | Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godows instead of actresses being required (as in Company's Godowas at Kowloon, where the days when they were merely players) Consignment will be sorted out lack by Mark to adapt their personalities to the parts. And delivery can be obtained as the Goods are But this actress, on this occasion, was not Landed.

Optiound Goods will be landed here unless author the true reason. To tell the available, and the manager gave his instructions are given to the contrary within truth, she doesn't like you very much. Goods not cleared within. B days including The playwright knew better than that data of arrival will be subject to rent

No Fire Insurance will be affected by me in any case whatever.

6 hours/KEN

Damaged packages must be left in the Godowa for examination by the Consigness and the Company's surveyors, Mostra. GODDARD and Douglas, at 10 AM. on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS. All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamar's arrival bere, after which date they cannot be reesguised No Chins will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns.

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendent.

Hongkong, 25th May, 1914.

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"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS, LTD.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM EUROPE, Ero.,"

HE Steamship

"CARNARVONSHIRE,” baying arrived from the shore Forta, Consignser of Cargo by her are hereby informed that a Goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowasof the Hengkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.

Goods not cleared by the 1st June, at 6 r., will be subject to rent.

-All broken, chafed and damaged packagon are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be

examined on

he shook his head and sighed. " Ah," a remarked, it is all my fault. I forgot to make love, to her, I forgot to protend to be in love with her.

She'll never overlook it."

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MAY 2916, 1914

INTERPORT SHOOTING.

SHANGHAI TAKE THE LEAD

The Hongkong team's score of 987 in the Interport Shooting competition was beaten on Thursday afternoon last work by the Shangbai team, who ran up в total of 842. The conditions, the M-0. Daily News says, were excellent, though when shooting bugan, there was a rather "fresh" wind blowing. The light remained good throughout, Dr. Braisont was high gun with a total of 99 for the

three ranges. According to the rules of the competition, the two lowest scorers among the twelve making up the team are counted out, and the two were Mesurs. The umpires were Lieut. Col. R. N. Bray, W. J. Terrill (87) and W, T. Bowen (86), Mr. K. J. McEuen, and Captain Godfrey, the latter acting on behalf of Major Trueman. Mesars, G. H. Tait, R. V. Wells, and B. Augier acted as register keepera, and assistance was also given. by five men from H.M.S. Kinsha. The secretarial duties in connection with the competition have been ably undertaken by Mr. A. M. Collaco. Details of shooting: -

34 33 32 99

SHIPPING IN PORT

STEAMERS,

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Honakose Hozar.

L. Adler Mr E. S. Abraka Cal & Allaire Mr & Mrs W. Bacon Mr B. W. Baker Mr E. B. Bate Mr L Beckingmalé

ALTMARK, German str., 2,718, M. Knaisal, 27th May-Shanghai 23rd May, Gen- -oral. —Hamburg-Amerika Linia DAIGI MARU, Japanese, str., 1,568,

Takushige, 27th MayTanasui 24th Bay, General-Osaka Shoson Kajal EMPIRE, British str. 4,486, E. Pilcher,

27th Alay Kobe 11st May, General.—| Gibb, Livingston & Co ESANO, British str., 1,127, W. P. Baker, Mr. D. J. Bell 24th May Swatow 23rd May, Gen My W. M. Black

Mre E. B. Ballios. oral-Jardine, Matheson & Co Mr J. Blode FERNLEY British str., 2,995, Appleton, Mr AA. Bungey

Order, 24th May-Moji 18th May, Coal- Mr A. J. Cambridge FURUI MARU, Japanese str. 3,087, Dr ALE, Mr. W. E Clayton Miyaoko, 25th May-Moji 19th May, Coal Mitsui Bussan Kaishe... GLENTUEREI, British str., 3,016, F. T.

Coleman

Mr C. A. Cooke

Mr G. F. Carry

F.

Mr E. B. Lambert Mr G. Layd Mr F. Lobel Mr W. Logan Mr W.E.0. Mognoon Dr & Mrs H. Macfar:

Miss M, Matheson

Mrn R. T. Matheson Dr O. Marrlott

Dr G. W. Mickman -

Mr E. H. V. Mayna Mr B. K. Mehta

Mr.D. N Mickle

Mr J. Merock

Mr G. B. Midiletan

Mr N. 5. Milkowaki

Dr

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 28th at 10.35 am-Preender Int dearensed alightly madarately in all dietržets, axept N. Japan, where it is nearly stationary,

The depression to the east of Lumon appekre to be travelling W.N.W. slowly. It will probably curve to northward At 6 am. this morning the centre was in about Intitude 14 deg. N. and longitude 196 deg.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 houm eoiling st 19 x. to-day, 0.00 lachos.

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day în ne follows Sk

DISTRICT.

FORMCAST.

(Light or viciable.

Hongkong & Neighbourhood winds, fine attinet,

Formosa Channel

thunder showETH-

Ulster,

Variable winda,

***freshening teop

Jones, 27th May-Shanghai 24th May. Mr&Mrs W. J. Davies Mr W. B. A South coast of Chins between The same as

General-Bhewan, Temes & Co. Mr. A. Dabrunnor GOEDEN, German sir, 5,009, A. Ahlborn, Mr D.B. 8. Douglas 27th May-Brenien and Singapore Miss M. B. Duffy 23rd May, General, Melchera & Co. Mr R. Easton HALIOTIS, Dutch str., 1,070, 3. Bakker,

Mr & Mrs J. E. 22nd May Singapore 18th May, Mr&Mr H. C.

Edwards

Mr Wallace A. Farley

Ehrenfels Mr H. Fahr

Bulk Oil -Asiatic Petroleum Co. HINNANG, British str., 1,886, J. M. Hay, 25th May Sandakan 19th May, Gen cral-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

34 34 30 98 KANBU British str., 1,429, E. Monkman, .32 34 31 87

25th MayBangkok 18th May, Rice,

Butterfeld & Swire.

33 34, 29 96

02 32 31 05

29 33 32 84

30 32 30 02

28 28 34.90

30 32 28 90

In the drama, you see then, as in matters of inere commerce and “getting on,” Airtation is not, as so many suppose, a diversion, an net, a mere side-issue, or a recreation. It is part of the business itself, a part that, unfortunately, Fow dare to neglect. Socially, too- there also you wish to excel, to be liked, DS. A. Ransom to be popular-he does not see how Capt. E. I. M. Barrett... it is possible for you to avoid pretending B. II. Lynch...... to be in love at least once every evening W. Brand at dinner. And pretending to be in love A. C. Crighton is firtation: it is toying with a grave J. R. Main matter. Perhaps we ought not to quote A. M. Collaco Chesterfield, who pursued the Crnees sow. O. Lancaster assiduously, because standards of what is A. C. Lightfoot or is not the correct thing change so; and H. W. Daldy it is so long since the poor man failed to make a great gentleman of his awkward son. And yet we like to remember that, so long ago, precisely, an unchanging necessity in human nature made Chester- field recommend this—this weapon of REDEMPTION OF CHINESE PAPER flirtation as a means of social success. Arrivisme, the French call it the art of getting there. A travesty of true feeling helps more effectively than any other pose to be recommended to the arriviste

THE PROULEM OF; CONVERSATION. PA

But suppose now, for a moment, that the young nian-young son of the elderly

MONEY.

310 324.308 942

KIANO PING, Chinese str. 1,222, H.

Udden, 25th May Chinking 10th May, General.-Chinese

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28 32 31 KILDALE, British str., 2,436, A, D, Milner, 20th May Singapore 20th May, Coal.

Bank Line, Ltd.. KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,536, Saugeter, 3rd May Shanghai 20th May, Gen eral-Chinese.

E MACHEW, German str., 998, Zollner, gith May Bangkok 18th May, Rice and Wood-Butterfeld & Stiro, SABINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., bi3, Shener man, 25th May-Foochow 23rd May, Bulk Oil Asiatic Petroleum Co. SADO MARU, Japanese str, 3,880, K

Asakawa, 24th May-Shanghai 21st Yusen May, General, -- Nippon Kaisha, rawalp SABONER, British str., 8,230, T. J. Read,

During the past three days, says the NC Daily News of Thursday last, the value of the Chinese Government's paper money is reported to have appreciated in many places by about 10 per cent. This is said to be due to the polity of inaugurated. Even before taking an in the desire never to flirt with anybody had redeemed a small amount in Canton. Imagine him it is only a dreain absurdly in love already: he would seek, Wuchang a small amount has been

the 30th inst, at 9.30 AM | exquisite of today were to begin redemption which the Government has 25th May-San Francisco 1st May,

Bulk Oil-Ständard Oil Co.""

K. B. Fontaine

Mr J. Gibb

C. Goebel

Mr & Mrs J. Gould

Mr. P.O.de Grisogono Capt T. P. Hall

Mr B. Handley-Gegg

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Mr B. A. Handy

Mr E. 3. Handy

Mr & Mrs E. §. 8.

Handy

LESS

Mr W. A. Hannibal Mr A. Heise Hon MrE. A Hewett

Me Mr H. W. Hobbe Mr M. T. Jones Mr R. Hunter- Mrs Lambert

Moore

Mr Dias Newton Mim &. O'Leary Mr F. A. Parry Mr A. F. Püfiner Mr G. Halton-Potis Mr C. E. Rarden Mr A.. B. Purvis

Miss F. Resy Mr E. H. Boy

Dr

M. Heinhardt Ma & Miss Roope Mr W. Schlemper Mrs Seddon Mr H, G.

Shoty

Mr W. Schmolks Mr F. Smyth Mr A. B. Sorensen Mr & Mrs T. K

Tseng and maid

Mr H. E. Swaffold Miss A. Square Dr Herbert To Mr E. M. Tozer Capt H. A. Walker Mr E. Wellmann Mr F. W. White Mr & Mrs W. Wilson Mr & Mrs F. Winkler Mr G. G. Wood

KinG BowaRD HOTEL.

Mr R. C. Adanis Mr J. Arnold

Claims against the Steamer must be presented life and to go to his first dinner party advance from the Group the Government TAIBHо MAKU, Japanese str., 1,942, ShimeM- & Mrs Bidwell

within 10 days of arrival, otherwise they will not be recognized.

No Fire Insurance will be affected by

ir

any case whatever, a pl

Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Las..

Agents. Rungroug, 25th May, 1914.

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NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

HE Steamship

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Into

"COBLENZ having arrived, Consignees of Carge are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Tressure and Valuables, are being landed and stored at their risk the hazardous Bad/or extra hazardous Gedowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf * and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and West Paint Godowns, whence delivery may be obtained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless intimation is received from the Consigne before NooN TO-DAY requesting it to be landed here.

**No Claims will be admitted after the Goode have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining andelivered after the 3rd June will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowas, where they will be All Claims must reach us before the 10th Jane, or they will not be recognizəd.

examined on the 2nd June, at 9.30 am.

No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Trading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.

NOEDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & Co.,

General Aganta. Haarkong, 26th May, 1914.

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NORODEUTSCHER LLOYD BREMEN, IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE Steamship

that being so, to avoid all mention of love amongst strangers. He would not want to flirt. And so he would be pleased to see (suppose) that the lady he had to take down was a lady who did not look as if she had ever flirted in her life.

But what now comes his difficulty is he to talk about? These neutral topics, grey matters of public policy, art, weather, manners, and customs, seem not in the least to interest the lady. Indeed, she seems for half the time of this dinner, to be, frankly, very dull indeed. She seems to show animation only when, at a turn of the talk, she introduces a remark

redeemed and the notes burnt. Wherever

it is possible, the Government is reported to be making efforts to restore confidence by taking back as much of the money us it can.

So far the Group has been approached only with regard to redeeming paper money in Canton the province of Kunagtung being the worst sufferer in this respect. It is believed, however, that arrangements might be made with the Group för u general redemption of the notes in the provinces. As the salt revenue is unexpectedly large, and as the sums set apart for the reform of the Salt Gabello and the indemnity for

lowes during the are at my age. At my age," she says, now available, the total should be suffi you will realize...

make the offort a success. There it is. cient

It is not necessary to buy back all the At her age, he has immediately to assure her, she cannot realize anything paper money in the country; even if a No, that will not do. What is he small portion were redeemed the value of to say? At her age?: "What age the rest would appreciate. In time the Worse still... He stumbles miserably. balance could be withdrawn from circula He has somehow to convince her that she tion. If the arrangements for redeeming is obviously no age at all worth mention Paper money prove a success, the result ing; she has as good as asked him to do will be an incalculable boop to trade. that. After casting about miserably in his mind for some time all the finds to say, looking with admiration upon her, is, "What nonsense! Your age, indeed!'

In other words, he has begun to flirt. He cannot help himself now. He is being gallant. He is losing sincerity. He is disingenuous. He is pretending to be in love. He is flirting. He is, in fact, making his way in the world. He is getting on..

THE MINOR CHESTERFIELD. Whether his character will resist much of this sort of thing-how long it will resist it remains

From to be seen, considerable experience, we should afirm that he will succumb soon. Many young nien thus become minor Chesterfields, after Romeo's mood has held them for a little. Words in common use At my age" is but one of them-little ways of people at dinners, and dances, the very attitude, deprecating flattery, of thoro who, in the famous phrase, are most flattered in being told they are proof against it all these force mon into the politeness of pretending to be in love.

What then? Why, simply this firtz tion is a part of good manners. Good manners are a part of morals, we hold; morals include manners. Hence firtation

COTTON FIRES.

AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT'S

EXPERIENCE, DA

Mr. Baker, American-Consul in Bombay, bas received the following cable from Mr. Bryan, Secretary of State for America, re the cotton fires: The Agricultural Department's experience indicates that hest due to friction of gin saws occasions fires, which smoulder eventually reaching the surface. Inform interested parties that careful inspection at press box is best method"".

The

Expert opinion in Bombay does not favour the American theory as to cause of the Bombay best method.

the Committee appointed by Government to enquire into the cause of the recent fires in Colaba Cotton Green and to recommend means for further prevention rast under the presidency of Mr. Edwardes, Commissioner of Polica. Mr. Greenop, Chief of the Bombay Fire. Brigade, was the first witness. He stated that this year already 44 cotton ares had occurred. Taken as a whole, he was of opinion that these were due to natural causes. In some cases the temperature

"GOEBEN," having arrived, Consignee of Cargo are hereby informed that their troods, with the exception of Opium, Tressure and Valashies, are being landed and stored at their risk into the instead of being named frivolous, must be might account for the fires. hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, Kowloon, and West Foint Goduwur, whence, delivery may be oitained.

Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unleas Latimation is received from the Consignees balers NDON TO DIY requesting it to be landed here.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all goods remaining andelivered after the 3rd June, will be subject to rent.

Care

All broken, ohsfed, and damaged Goods to be left in the Godowns, where they will be aramined on the 2nd June, at 9:30 AM.

All Claims must reach us before the 10th Jums, or they will not be recognised. No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be contarsigned by the Undersiguel.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, MELCHERS & Goj General Agenta,

Hongkong, 27th May, 1974.

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classed with the deadly virtuos. It must be recognized, clerated, approved; aince only the very old or the rather rude can get away from it.

INTERPORT GOLF,

The following was the order of play and the referees in the Intarport Golf match at Shanghai last Sunday---

9.30.-P. Peebles (Shanghai) with Capt.

Hill (Tientain). Referee: Mr. C. M. G. Burnie, M 9.34-J. Clark (Hongkong) with Capt.

Barrett (Shanghai). Mr. J. G. Dyer. -

Refores:

9.38.-F. Ferrier Junior G.C.) with T. W. Hill (Hongkong). Referee:

Mr. Scully, Chief of the Salvage: Corps, said the cause of the fires was still a mystery to him, In view of the evidence given by Mr. Greenop that, the fires at Colaba were generally found to have originated outside, and mostly on gunnies, the American theory did not help the committee.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The P.M. str. Persia arrived at San. Francisco on the 25th May,

The P.M. str. Wife left. Yokohama on the 28th May for Hongkong via Japan porta and Manila. The United States mail has been transferred to the P. & O at Devanha, and will arrive at Hong kong on the 5th June,

The Silt shipped from Hongkong by Mr.R.M.S. Empress of Japan on the 30th April reached New York on the 27th May.

Mr. O. Crewe Road. 9.4%. -J. Dewar (Shanghai) with H. C.

Morgan (Tiantain). Referee: L. Evani.

9.46.-F. W. Tower (Junior (1.0.) with L. Gardner (Hongkong). Referee:

Mr. E. 0. Cumming, 9.50. Lawson Grey (Junior G.C.) with P. D. Boland (Tientsin), forca: Mr. A. N. Warrack.

Ro

The C.P.R. str. Empress of Asia left Nagasaki on the 28th May, at 6 p.m., and ia re to arrive at Shanghai on the 30th May, at I am.

9.15.-T. Murray (Junior G.0.) with An old Scotch gardener was showing to W. J. Hawkings (Shanghai).a tourist the beauties of the loch and of Referee: Mr. J. D. Gaines. ....

the little village. It was evening, and as 9.68.-E. W. Godfrey (Shanghai) with he expatialed on the lovely scene and on K. M. Cumming (Hongkong) the glories of his country the moon rose Referee Mr. F. A. Gibbings, over hill. The old man stopped short 10.02. -H. E S. Pickering (Junior G.C.) in the middle of a speech and gazed at the with Major Blian (Tientsin) moon in admiration. After a moment he Referee: Mr. Dea Treux. txrned to the tourist and said: "There's 10.06. Dr. Irwin (zientsin) with 18 moon fur: ye1.tell ye, mon, we're a-

Forrest (Hongkong). Beferee: grand cation! A. P. Blunt

kawa, 25th May-Chingwantag 18th May, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. TAI8AUN, Chinese str., 1.216, R. G. Fara more. 27th May Chefoo 22nd May, General. Chineso. TaBones, Dutch str., 3,016, E. H. Kroes, 27th May-Samarang 10th May, Sugar-Java-China-Japan Lijn. | TлIMAHI, Dutch str., 3,815, S. Onthuys, 21st May Macassar 15th May, Sugar.

Java-China-Japan Lijn. TSINTAU, German str., 1,002, Heyenge, 20th May-Bangkok 13th May, Rics, -Butterfield & Swire/ ToscsHING, British str., 1,170, L. M. Hussey, 20th May-Saigon 81st May, Rice. Chinese.

UNGAI MAT, Japanese atr., 5,001, Kala

yama, 20th May-Wakamatsu 14th May, Coal.--Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaisha.

WINGSANG, British str., 1,517, T. H. Lish- man, 3rd May Port Courbet. 9th May, Coal-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

PASSENGERS.

ARRIVED

Per Gregory &pear, from Moji, Lieut. Nope.

Per Luetzow, for Hongkong, from Yokohama, etc, Mr. Nielsen; from Shanghai, Mr. W. Nilsson, Mr. Gadow and servant, Mr. and Mrs. Allaire, Miss. Blanche, Mr. P. Hachmeister, Miss K. L. Schaeffer, Mrs. Hope, Mr. and Mrs, de Silva, Mr. H. Convey and family and Rev.

Schultze.

DEPARTED,

Dr Bagar Mrs H Batta Mr H. Ulegg Mr A. E. Cooke Mr FW. Cox Dr. H. Deanne Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr Drummond Mrs M. Daffy, Mr E. W. Ever Mr Fey Capt & Mis W. Gardner Mz 8. Glesal Mrs 8. Gike Dr

Mr W. Budge

Hagar

Hargreaves

Mr H. O. Haynor

O. Mr Ortsl Mr J.Joseph

Mr W. Kornatz Mr & Mrs W.D. Kraft

Mr & Mrs C, Lauritsen Dr Lippert

Hongkong and Lamecku.

No. 1

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Hongkong and Haïma... to modera

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGIC

Station.

Vladrostook Nemuro

REGISTER

28TH MAY, 1914, A.M.

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Capt & Mre Macomson Swatow

Mr C. F. Maldley Miss Mossey

Mira FJ A. Millor Mr H Murphy Mr A. P. Nobbs Mr W. Oudenhoran Capt & Mrs W. C.

Passmore Mr. W. T Puddophá Dr Sibres,

L, Mr CE Soper

Mr H S. Spurge Mr G. A Torker Dr. K. Walther Mr H. Waltson

Walma MEJIL

Mr H. J. Westpha

Mr L. 31, Whyte 3. Mr & Mrs Chas. H

Williams!

Mr 7. Wilson

Mr Li Choong Yem

PRAX HOTEL.

Mr St. Amory

Mix Hill Lient Archer, namo. Rey & Mrs Cooper Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Kunter *

strong-

Lt-CsE. W. Ilee, Mr F, H. Baker,

Bell and children

Mr & Mrs W. H. Major & Mrs Bowen Mr Bowdler Air Brister

Mr & Mrs Carmichael Mr M. Cary Mr Casalli Mr Cousland Per Empress of India, for Vancouver, etc., Mr. R. J. Overlander, Mrs. Garton

Mejor

Dary

Mr Evans Stone, Miss McMillan Bealt, Mrs. R. H.ajor Dorgan Douglas, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Randles, Major Faichine Mr. G. H. Elliott, Mr. W. W. Taggart, MP Falbick Mr. J. M. Bryan, Mr. J. S. Janeway, Mr. Mr A. F. Fisker S. O. Scudder, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Mr Froderlok Morgan, Mr. A. Eaton, Lieut. J. C. Mr. F. W. Gibbaus Leech, Mr. E. S. Bull, Mr. Weiding and Mr & Mrs A. Gibson child, Col. and Mrs Wilde, Mr. Herman Mr B. A. Hale Lorenzen, Mr. C. A. Henderson, Mr. K. Lt. Col. Garden Hall, Kimura, Mr. and Mrs. W. R Ricketts

PASSED THE CANAL.

April 8th-Den of Airlie. May 1st-len of Ogil, Malta, Segovia, Rhesus.

May 6th-Bencleach, Ceylon, Konang St, Africa, Sium, Tokushima Maru.

May 8th Goeben, Kitaan Maru, Nera, Peleus, Titan, Valentia, Patricia,

May 12th-Glenstrac, St. Patrick, St. Fulda, Ville de la Ciotat.⠀⠀

May 15th-Atholl, Helenus, Yangleze,

Preussen.

May 19th-Austria, Benlawers, Der finger, Sileria, Annam, di

Karemba, Kashima Maru, Peking.

May 22nd-Chili, Hyson, Iyo Muru,

May 26th - Bloemfontein, Jason, Menelaus, Perseus, Polyphemus, Prinzess Alice, Silesia, Merionethshire,

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1-BAROMETER, reduced to 82 degrees Fahrenhaft, on the level of the ass in inches, tenths sad Hundredába.

2 TUMERIATYAR, in the Fahrenheit.

Lo degrees

3 HUMIDITY, in porcentage of saturation, the humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100.

& DIRECTION OF WIND, to two pointa

5.Fouch or Wnin; wooording to Beaufort Scals. 6 STATE OF Wrathur, k blus aky, o detachert sfond, & drizzling rain, f fog, a gloomy, h hall 1 lightning, o overonat, p passing shower, 4 squall, rain, snow, thunder, visibility, w dow (wet). 7 Bar in inches, & tenths and hundredths.

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, May 28th

Captonteith A.M.C. Mr J. 1. Flammer Et-Cel Radcliffe, 2.3. Eng. Comdr. Boome Lt & Mrs Sharp, R.N. Mr A Sinclair Mr. C. Skotte Mr A Findlay Smith Lt Col & Mrs Jahr Wind Direction....

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Mr W. Heikel Mr Hooper

Me Karfansen Dr Keyt

Mr F. W. Kirhimann Mr & Mrs Langham MrBossy Loms

Mr G. Gogan: ME 8. Martin

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 29th May to 4th June, 1914.

Height

HIGH WATER

LOW WATER

H'king.

K'tong

Mean

Мерл

Time

Time

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Fri.

29.m

151

3 513 4

m 10 53 174

Satur

30 m 240

Mr G. Mastend Mr & Men Sushl Mr. Still****

11.45

Sun 31

3 4137

Jaso

Mr H Wdrenbonn Admiral Wüken Dr Wilson

Mon.

Toss.

Mr M. Whitmen

Wed.

Thurs

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