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LASSITUDE IN HOT WEATHER.

In the prevailing trying weather evory function of the body is more or less depressed, with the reinit that men are inst able to get through their daily routine of work

THE HONGKONG" DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JUNE 80mm, 1914.

COMPANY REPORT. INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

The thirty-second annual report of the Board of Directors of this Company is as follows :-

To overcome this lassitude and restore the sensation of well-being which every; one desires, the nerve force meat be fully. The report of the directors and state- restored, for the nervous system rules the ment of accounts for the year 1813 is now whole body. This domanda suficient presented, vč supplies of protein and phosphorus, the The trade, the year in China has vital elements of food, at they may be shown generally an improvement on that walled, sipoq without them, the nervous of 1912, but the directors have to report system cannot remain healthy eye continuance of the keen opposition on Protein and phosphorus are combined, the part of Japanese steamers which was in Banatogen, the phosphorus being in the exact form in which it exists in the perieused on the Calcutta line in the

preceding year

body and nerves. This explains why including £10,083 76. 7d. brought for Hanatogen always restores the bodyward from 1912, the credit side of the strength, revitalizes the blood and reini vigorates the nervous system when they revenue account amounts to £129,200 98. 2d. After allocating £53,750 118. 9d. are depressed from any cause,

India's hot weather produces greater to depreciation and reducing the expenses lassitude than China's. To the value of of debenture issue by £5,000, there Banatogen, in such weather the Hon. Mr. remains with all outgoings provided for Justice Kensington, Judge of the Chief the sum of £50,447 28. 3d. Court, Lahore, Attesta. Mrs. Kensington writes I have tried Sanatogen in the areat beat of Lahore and am absolutely Mr. Kensington bas satisfied with also taken it, and we have both found it a wonderful reviver and tonic."

Sanatogen can bo obtained of Chemists, in bottles of two sizes.

[111-S.. 609B

SHIPPING IN PORT;

STEAMERS.

all

ALENNE RIOKMERS, German str., 4,173, H. Baum 22nd Juno-Shanghai 18th June, General. Ferd. Bornemann & Co.

ANNA, Norwegian str., 1,017, A. Arntzen, 28th June Bangkok 21st June, Rice,

-Chinese.

Bougnos, French str., 1997, Leverthent, 26th

June-Saigon 22nd June, General Order.

CAPE FINISTERRE, British str., 2,883, T. R. Wilson, R.N.B., 28th June Moji 22nd June, Ballast.-Dollar Co. ERVIKEN, Norwegian str., 1,341, N. 0. Neil seu, 28th June--Kwangyen 23rd June, Cement-A. Bane.

FETCHING, Chinese str., 1,701, A. B.

Baines, 23rd June-Shanghai 19th June, General,Chinese.

FERNIAY, British str., 2,471, R. G. Apple

ton, 20th June-Moji 12th June, Coal,,

Order.

HATAN, British str., 1,186, J. W. Evans, 28th June-Swatow 27th June, Gen- eral-Douglas Lapraik & Co. HANGSANG, British str., 1,356, Spencer Wilde, 27th June--Swatow 23th June, General

-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

IRENE Chinese str., 820, MacLean, 27th June-Shanghai 23rd June, General- China Merchants Steam Navigation Co. -KALIO MARU, Japanese str., 1,067, Yaniamoto

27th June--Swatow 20th June, Genent Osaka Sboson Kaisha,

KAMOR, Norwegian str., 949, F. Muus, 23rd Juno-Balik Papan 15th June, Sagar-Java China-Japan Lijn. KANAGAWA MARU, Jup, str., 3,207, Tozawa, 27th June-Joji 21st June, General- Nippon Yusen Kaisha.

KANARUR, British str., 2,502, T. J. Arch- hold, 27th June-San Francisco, Bulk Oil. Standard Oil Co

KATHE, Gorman str., 1,208, Christianson, 28th June--Haiphong 22nd June, Gen- eral.-Jebsen & Co.. LIANGCHOW, British str., W. Benson, 27th June-Shanghai 23rd June, Cleneral- Butterfield & Swire.

LOVAT, British str., 3,001, R. Clegg, 28th June Singapore 20th June, General.

Jardine, Matheson & Co.

Macnew, German str., 2,021, D. Cordes, 26th June-Bangkok 17th June, Rica. -Melchers & Co.

MACKINAW, American str., 2,004, W. G. Krebs, 28th June-Saigon 23rd Juos, Rice and Cotton-Order. MONTEAGLE, British str., 3,952, L. D. Douglas, R.N.K., 23rd June-Yan- couver 22nd May, General.-Canadian Pacific Railway Co.

NATICA, British str., 3,494, 0. C. Evans, 20th June-Batoum 20th May, Kero sine Oil.-Asiatic Petroleum Co. NELLORE, British str.,, John Gaunt,

An interim dividend of three per cent. un the cumulative preferred shares was paid in February last, which absorbed £7,435 78. Od. From the balance remain ing it is proposed to pay the further three per cent, dividend on the preferred shares, £7,439 78. Od. and to also pay a dividend of five pur cont. on the deferred ordinary shares for the year 1913, which will amount to £19,397 6s. Od. This leaves a sum of £23,173 38, 3d., of which it is proposed to transfer £8,173 38. 3. to the underwriting account, and to carry forward £15,000,000 orang da

The steamer Tingsang went ashore in the Haitan Straits in November last and unfortunately became a total loss. She has since been replaced, by the purchase in the East, of the str. Yaloong, re-named F. The fleet has been strengthened by the acquisition of the str. Hansang

and a new steamer is also under "con. etruction at Shanghai for the Upper Yangtze, which will shortly be available for service.

The retiring directors are Sir Edward Beauchamp, Bart., M.P., and Mr. Edmund Cousins, who am eligible and offer themselves for re-election. During the year Mr. Charles Hoenderson Ross joined the board by invitation of the His appointment requires director

confirmation.

Messrs. Turquand, Youngs & Co., the auditors, retire and will be proposed for re-election.

By order of the rd,

A GW, Secretary.

20, Cornhill, London,

4th June, 1914.

BALANCE-BUKET AT 31ST DECEMBER,

-LIABILITIER.

To Share Capital:

Authorised £1,200,000 divid

od into 120,000 6 per cent. Preferred Cumulative Ordinary Shares, and 120,000 Deferred Ordinary Shares of £5 dueli. Subscribed and paid up:/

49,880 Cumulative Pro-

forred: "Cary 49,589 IN

247,945 0 0 Ordinary 17,945 0 0 Tu First Mort, “Debentures : ---

First issue of £345.000 Subsribed and issuer. 242,260 0 0 Alko18,200 issued and ladyed with Bankers as security for temporary Loans as muy be required.

To Balance of Underwriting

Account ....

To Sandry Creditors in Lou-

don and Ching To Deposits

To Balance from Revenue Ac

count

By Steamships, Hulks, Ferry Bonts, etc. Lets Depreciu- tion written off for this

ABBETS.

£

2.

749,297 17 9

69,740 11 9

283,450 3

ENTERTAINMENTS

THEATRE 23 ROYAL.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG Horar

ME.B. Abraham Mr & Mrs Allingham Me 0, Mi Alport A

METALE. ME 0:3, Barner MEMEMES FAV. Barnes

FRIVOLITY FREEAR. EN

ON SATURDAY, JULY 4TH.

(ONE NIGHT ONLY)

BOX PLAN OPEN AT MOUTRIE'S.

POPULAR PRICES: 83, 82 AND 81. NAVAL AND MILITARY, 50 CENTS TO SI SEATS,

*** FRIVOLITY” FREEAR, İs BIS WORLD-FAMOUS

"FRIVOLITIES'

Mr. Freeair Haiş had the honour of presenting the "FRIVOLITIES before the iste King Edward VII, for Mme de Falbe, at Luton Hoo, HIM. the Sultan of Turkey, the late King of Greece, the King of Siam, oto,

Frecaralsoreceived from Abdul Hamid. (Sultan of Turkey) the Gold Medal of Fine Arts, for his command perform- auce in Yildiz Falsos, Constantinople, and

タラ

from H. E, the Sultan. of Zanziber as Ivory Walking Stick.

Gold Bleeve Links

·From: H.E Ford Gladstons, In Pre- toria, and Gold Cigarette Cass, with

other, presenta front H.M. the Queen Mother, of Siam, recently in Bangkok.

Credentialsin prouf of above together with the Mada) of Fine Arts presented by H.L.M. the Sultan may be seen at Moutrie's.

FREEAR THE MAN WHO MADE THE SULTAN LAUGH.

To Be Right Book Your Sent or Yon may be Left.

Laughter is the best of all Tonics-Freear's Book of Jokes, 50 cents, at Moutrie ́s.

On Freear's three visits to Shanghai standing room was at a premium in the Lyceura Theatre, as also in Singapore. Returning again to Shanghai and Singapore shortly by general regnest. Great Success in Tientsin and Hankow People still laughing.

NOTE-A Fan will be supplied to each Member of the Audience by the Milkmaid Co. Nothing like a hosety evening of laughter.

* "LATE CAR TO THE PEAK

Hongkong, 29th June, 1914,

TRADE

Tobacco Co Ltd.

Westminster London

Manufacturers of Cigarettes & Smoking Tobaccos of the Highest Quality only

Obtainable of all High Class Tobacconists

[849

SLICED PLUG

25,456 10 11,875 159

·60,447--2--3

2008,878 116

IT DOES NOT

8. d

695,557 6 0 By Coals and Provisions on

board Ships and in Godowns 10,699 13 7: By Office Furniture......... 40:00 To Sundry Debtors in London and China, Agents' Balances, Freights, etc.

26th June-Yokohama 9th June, GenBy Cash in London and China 11,982 14 5 eral.-P. & O. 8. N. Co.

RAJABUR, German str., 1,189,

28th June Bangkok 19th June, Rice. -Butterfield. & Swire.

short notice.. 7,000 00

IS A MOST FRAGRANT AND COOL SMOKE.

BITE THE TONGUE. 70 Cents per lb tin.

SOLD BY-

KELLY & WALSH, LTD.

KRUSE & Co.

A. S.

& Co., LTD.

WATSON

CHEONG HING (opposite entrance to Hongkong Hotel). KOWLOON VARIETY STORE.

Hongkong, 27th June, 1914.

160,940 0 11.

Cr.

By Balance from Revenue do

count

By Nett earnings of steamers

sa 10,089 7 115,107 10 5 27 12 6 3,966 12 8

£129,265 9 2

By Deposit at

Wolf,

By Beposit in

names of the

Trustees for

Debenture Holders

1,000

8,500

27,678

LESLO

Debenture.

Leas written

Off

8,480 16

RYNSHO MARU, Japanese str., 1,784, G. Shimidzu, 20th June-Chefoo 13th June, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. SAXON MONARCH British str. 3,624, A By Investments—At cost-

Walker, 26th June-Philadelphia-Case By Expenses of Oil-Standard Oil Co.

SEANG CHOON, British str., 3,722, V. Graves, 23th June-Amoy 25th June, General

-Order----

SELUN, Norvegian str., 805, Havbrendar, 21st June Bangkok 14th June, Rice, -Chinese,

STANDARD, Norwegian str., 894, II. N. Mull, 27th June---Fone Bay 24th June, Salt. Thoresen & Co. SuxaKIANO, British str., 1,600, Robinson, 27th June-Pakhoi 25th June, Gen-

ral-Butterfield & Swire. TAIBRUN, Chinese str., 1,216, R. G. Para more, 15th June-Tientsin 10th June, General.-Chinese,

3,460 10 £903,878 11

REVENUE, ACCOUNT, POR TEAK ENDING 81er brosten, 1919. Dr.

To General Charges and Tele- grams in London and China, including Directors' Trustees and Auditors' Fees Gen-To-Debenture Interest ......... To Expenses of Debenture 1ssic, amount written off.. To Depreciation Account:-

Steam- ships, etc. 53,740 On Office Furni

Jure

TEAN, British str., 1,357, J. V. Sidford,

26th June-Manila 23rd June, eral-Butterfield & Swire. TELEMACEUS, British str., 1,356, A. Fraser, 28th June-Saigon 24th Juns, Ric Chinese,

TSINTAU, German str., 1,102, J. Heyenga,

22nd Jane-8aigon 18th June, Nif Butterfield & Swire...

UNKAI MARU No. 3, Japanese str., 2,056, N. Katazama, 21st June--Wakamatsu 13th June, Coal, Mitsu Bishi Goshi Kwaisha.

YODO MARU, Japanese str., 1,350, -K. Yokota, 25th June-Hougay 2nd June, Coal-Bradley & Co. ZAFIRO, American str., 1,408, McMurray, 28th June Manila 5th June, Gen: eral.-Shewan, Tomes & Co.

10 00

To Premiums on Redemption

of Debentures

To Balance transforred; to

Balance Sheet

for the year ma

By Transfer Fees

By Interest Account

CH HOSS

WE J. Bell

A. A Bent

·Ami E, R. Belllios Mr Blode MES Brown Ara, Cambridge Mr.A. G. Clarkun ME WE Clayton

De At D. Coleman

Dargau maid

Mr G. T. Elod Mr F-Tobol Me W. Loga Mr J Merdonald. Mr FA Maslatok. Mr S. Mandelbaum Miss M.Mathemum Mrs B. 1. Hatheron. Dr.O, Barriott ME B. K. Manta Mr J. Marock

Man MoDoundooste

•Mrs÷D,B÷Mößten-

tuaja nadichildaga

Mr JMelintebizon MU. E. Meyer

F.

Mr D. M. Mar

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 29th at 11.30am—Presmrə bas oraged, slightly': over" Jayan and the Bónina. where it in highest, and decreased slightly over the Loochoos, Formoss, Tangking, and the Philippines. It is nearly stationary in the neighbourhood of Hongkong>

Depressions still cov Annam..

oover N.E. China and

She typhoon is still moving north-westwards. At 6 am. thiş mornlog the centre way in about Tabinde 20 deg. N. and longitude 135 dog. E.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. toïda), 0,09′′ thickes”

The forecast for the 24 hours" ending at noon to-day is na follows sm

DISTRICT.

FORECAST

Mr. Ch. B. Middleton Hongkong & Neighbourhood Light or vari

Mr N, 8. Milkosisäl

intant & Dr. & Mr W. B, A

Gant W. H. Dens MED 8.8. Douglas Miss M, E. Dolly Mr T. Dannett Mr & Mr H. O

Ehrentes

Mr. W. Farley Mr.FL. Fehr

David For

B. W. Freest Mis B. M. Frost Kit J. Glob Mr R. Groessall

& Mrs J. Gould Miss Grütbe

Mr P. 0.de Grisogono Capt L. P. Hall Bag

Air H.

Moom

Miss H.M. Murdooh

My Big, Nebgozahl Mr. Dine Newt n.. Capt D. M. Parry WP Pettersson

Mr & Potten Mr G.M

M. H. Röndisin Miss F. Rear Mr & Mrs D.

Mre Seddon

Robert

M W. Schuchner Me E. Behennemain

Mr Jules Feggpin ah dleigh

* Hannibal

Mr.

Bmyth

13F. C. Hanhing Lee Mr Albert A. Snowden

N

Mr G. Harpar

MEW. G. Harris

Hoa Mr E. A. Howatt

Mr B Hunter Mr. M. Jones

Mr TV. R. Johns Mr & Mrs Kirby, Jr

Mr 4: Kamak

Capt & Men Kocks.. Mr P. H. Lacon Mi's Lambert

MF.D. B. Lambert

Mr T. Lonsdale

Mr H. Long sle

MAB Sorensen

Mr Mrs F.A. Spicer

Miss A Square

Me J.Stone

Dr Herbert To

Mr G. Toublet Mr E. M. Toser Mr G H Turnbull Capt L. & Walker Cat B. D. Walsh MC.E Watkins Mr A. Webb

Mr P. W. White

Mr & Mrs F. Wlaizler

Mr G. 0, Wood

MAKING HOWARY Hotal

MFC. Adams

MJ

Arnold

Mr & Mrs Bidwall Dr Breger

Mr W. Bunge Mr H Balli MY TE

MFAW C

Dr AR DesADS My A. Donaldson

Er Drummond

Mrs M. Daily My B. W. Ever Mr By

Capto &Mrs W. Gardner 1-8. CHeal

Mr. A. R. Hager) Mr-PCall

Mr W. Kornata

Mr & Mrs W.D. Kraft Mr & Mrro, La diriinen Dr Lippert

Cept & Mrs Macomson Mr CF Maltley

Miss Massey

Mare F. A Miller

Mr.H Marply

MA. P. Nobbe Mr W, Onilonberen Capt Me WO

Paramore

Mr W. P Puddepha Dr Bibree

L. MFC, H. Soper

Mr JB Hargreaves

Me H. O Haynors

Spurge

رم

Formosa Channel

Table winde, fair.

Variacle winds,

freshoning from North

Routh Quast of Chins between ƒ The same as Hongkong and Lamocks. NK 1 South coast of China between / 8.E.. winds,

Hongkong and Hainan... moderate.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

Vladrostock Nemuro Hakodate

Tokio ... Koshi

Nagamaki

Naha

REGISTER.

29TH Juns, 1914, d.

Hoor.

Hem Lovel

Temperature.

Barometer

To, £9,75 59

629.91

29.89

Kagoshima Oshims

29.87

Tahrima

29.70

Bonin Lo

3001-

Custoo

Weihniwei

29.51 71

Hookow

Falang Kiakiang Changaba Shanghai Gutstall Sharp Peak Amoy

Swatow

Kimihoka:

Taichu

Tainan

Hoshan Posesdores Cantor Hongkong

Hamidity.

Wind

a WEW

Gap Book

Me Go Au Fonker}}" Dr E. Walther MIHI, Waldson

Yuchow

Hollow

Pakhui

Meals R Watson:

Phulion

Tourans

29.65 29.65

Cape St. James

Mr. & Mrs Chan H

Aparri

Manila

Legaspi

Iloilo

|29,75178 962081 81

BW

Bacolod

-Me H. J. Westphs

Mr LMWuyte

Me On Horton Williams, a Mr. E. Janpa ME Mr J. Josaph

WARAMA WAPHAR HOTEL Mr & Mrs Abshagen Mr. T. Arnold has set Ident Arober, nimo. Mr & Mrs W, Arm yes strong them Mr F. B. Baker Mr & Mrs Barton- Mr & Mrs WHL

Bell and abiliren. Fleet Surgeon & Mrs

Bernard

MEALWilson me

Mr T Cheong Yem

Lt Col. H. W. Do, fol. BOJAM

Mr Beard Major

Me Bowsh Mrs Bowdler

Mr & Mrs A. Bryson

Arel ohildren

Mr & Mrs Usemichael

Mr M. Cary

Mr. Colli

My Cousland Capt. Cowan

Major Davy

Love

Major Dorgas

Major Falobine

Mr. Felblok

1898

Mr F. W. Gibbons Mr & Mrs A Gibson Mr B. A. Hale

the

Lt. Col. Gordon Hall,

BAM.C

Capt. & Mra Ivous Mỹ Lee Jonessing - Mas Kloke gibt

Mr & Mrs A. Kohler Mr&Mrs Kooh. Mes Lawford and child Mr Lin'an

Mr W. Maining Dr MoKosm Maj. & Mrs MoMuun

children Mr

& Am E N. Mitohalmore and ahila CaptMonteith ELMO Mr Nixon Mrs Paget & children Mr J, L. Plummer Major & Mrs Fyns

and children Lt.Col, Hadalife, B... -Rey Raynolds.

Eng. Comdr. Roome Mr A. Binalair Mr C. Brott Lt. Col. & Mrs Unker

Emita Mr Stanley

Mr & Mrs G. E.

Stowar

and abil. dren

Capt & Mrs Stewart,

nure and child

Mr A. E. Stokes

Capt & Mrs Wate

and child

Mr G. Willson Mr E. Willams GRAND HOTEL

Mr Lucking

Thursday They will make one more trip each and will then be taken off the

Mr Grissall Hongkong-Manila-Mangarin-Cebu - Iloilo

Mr Hardasa run and will probably be seen no more

Mr F. A. Baseland in Philippine waters. We de Mes Hooper

The steamers are not paying and Mr & Mr W. G. the business outlook does not warrant

Humphreys was the continuation of the service, statement given uut by the local agents, Major & Mr Hum-

phray Warner, Barnes & Company After Mis Humphreys making one more trip each they will be sold in Hongkong, The Philippines Mr Allan Steamship Company will eventually be Mr Harterg dissolved. It is a subsidiary Company of the China and Manila Steamship My Bonito Company, which owns the vessels."

Mr. Boud The discontinuation of the Philippines Mr Brown- Steamship Company will be a severe blow

Mr & Mrs Crew to the progress and general prosperity of Mr & Mrs Fleming the Islands. Not only will it deprive Mr & Mrs Faster

long been passengers of what has

Mr Hofstetter regarded as one of the most popular lines

Mr Jardins Dr between Hongkong and. Manila and also Manita and the two act largest cities

W. FIBRES Directors, AUDITORS Report. We report to the shareholders that we have obtained all the information and explanations we have →required. We have examined and compared 6 the foregoing balance sheet and profit and loss account with the books and vouchers kept by the Company in London, and with the statements received from the General Managers in China, sud in our opinion the balance sheet is properly drawn up so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the in the Islands, but it will advertise to state of the Company's affairs according to the best of our information and the explanations given to us, and as shown by the books of the Company

7,300 $72 12,540 0 0

5,000 0-0

b

53,750 11 9

427.10 0

50,447 29

£129,265 9

TURQUAND, YOUNGS & Co., Auditors. London, 4th June, 1914,

the world that trade and general condi- tions in the Islands are far from being ideal

Between trans-Pacific liners for Hong- kong or from Hongkong to Manila there. is often a wait of two weeks. While there are two other lines operating

steamers staunch

continuous a on... schedule, the Rubi and Zafiro, owing to "RUBI" AND "ZAFIRO" TO BE their greater size and superior accommo

SOLD.

WITHDRAWAL FROM THE PHILIPPINES EUN.

dation, received the lion's share of the cabin passenger trade. Travellers will hereafter be forced to wait for the big- liners or take the smaller vessels

The Rubi and Zafiro wore both built in The Manila Cablenews-American of

1901 by D. Daalop & Company of Friday last published the following:-

Glasgow. They are of 2,549 tons gross Like a bomb out of a clear sky came register. Warner, Barnes & Company the statement Thursday that the Philip would not divulge any information as pines Steamship Company is to be to who the probable purchasers are or dissolved and the steamers Rubs and even if there is anyone in the field for Zafiro sold. The sister ships left port the steamer"

Mr. Kuhn

Mr Knapton Mr & Mrs Langham Mr Lindeman Mr Lowo

My Nie

Mr Owen

M

Roller

Mr Soitt

Mr Wale

Latcon

Mr Weisman

Mr Wələsanbron My Weits

Capt Wetherell

Dr. Wilson YAN Mr & Mrs Wilken Mr Woll Mr Trinaga Mr Zellis

MARTIN'S

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French Ramady kowal) Kevadkertiles. koneenda sit. Ladies aktayı kavo in hoc op

Komely fesszany ko udsoloistered. Thems wha som komprenonintatta, Kimin,Jensen shake Mon- MODA PAAR AÐ Ghanam S15 Kitten Heli-Cent

MARTINS

APIOL &STZEL ZPILLS

Cebu Labuse

29.82 85 29.86-84

Weather.

T. F. ULATION, Director) 1.BABONETE, radneed to 32 degrees Fahrenhaft.

an the level" of the son in focuss, tenant wha

2 TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.

8. HUMIDITY, perostage of saturation," the humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,

4 DIRECTION OF WINɔ, to two points.

5 Bones or Wip, socording to Bonafort Soula, § STATH OF WEATHm, b blus sky, o datached oland, à drissling rain, f fog, a gloomy, hi hail I lightning, o averoset,, y passing abowars, q vegia), ralu, sow, t thunder, visibility, wdow /weķi 7. Rare in inches, t tenths and hundredthey

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

THE REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, June 26th.

Barometer. Temperature

Hamidit

"Previous On Date On Date

Day

at

st 8 pm. 6a,ma.

8p.m

9972 29.72 29.70

83

81

85

87

89

East

East

Weather +

Wind Direction

Force

ㄓ

Highest open air Temperature os 28th 87. Lowest open air Temperature on 28th .. 81

HONGKONG TIDE TABLEL

From 3011⁄2 Jude o 6ti Jaly, 1914

HIGH WAPKE

Haight

LOW WATER

kong

Height.

Filkong

Мели

Menu

Tima

Time

bm

Et

n

ftin

Toes 30 m2 514 37,18

July

5 795 Wed.

3-3

18.

1 m 3 44 - 4 8 m 9.15 3/1

3395 1 9 63 a 2

Thara. 2 m -4 31 | 6–3 m 11 8 2.6 2010 31.2 7

3

640.4 9/11 21 83 4m 60165 || 1 20a

FL8 6 4 0

10 17 39

Fri

Sstar.

Bun

Mon.

SHIPPING REPORTS.

The British str, Wosang reporte Light: 8.W. wind and fine weather.

The British str.. Tungshing reports: Moderate to light 8.E. to S. W. winds, fine and clear throughout,