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LITTLE STORIES OF THE

DAY.

THE EGG CURE.

Sir Robert Anderson, speaking at the St. Giles' Christian Mission meeting in London, said that a man convicted of stealing eggs in the United States re- cently was ordered to serve a term of imprisonment and to be fed on nothing but eggs during the whole time. he came out of prison he hoped never to Heo a hen again."

INGENIOUS.

TOMEY'S PICTURE.

When

TEETH AND DISEASE.

REMARKABLE OURES EFFECTED BY TEN DENTIST.

The sixth International Dental Con- gress, which will be held in London in August, is being awaited with internat not only by dentists but by the medical profession and all who are concerned with the problems of national health.

inen

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 8ier, 1914.

The past 10 years have witnessedi & growing the importance of the teeth recognition by doctors and lay- in relation to physical and even montal health and well being, says The Times. Even on the railways the Fights of the Some essential facts in this connection dog do not appear to be grasped by were brought out last year in the proceed officials (says the Manchester Guardian)ings of the odontological section of the Isn't be entitled to a seat?" inquired a International Medical Congress; and the lady, traveller on one of the great occurrence in London this year of a "I have bought a ticket for conference devoted to dental questions is systeras. him," she added. "Yes, madam," said

exceedingly opporture, especially as an foster the guard politely, as long as he does attempt is now being made to not put his feet upon the cushions."

systematic research into dental problems. It is not disputed that a very large number of disorders of the body are in origin due to defective teeth to dental caries, decay, or to that most subtle and less recognizable complaint, pyorrhea. Chrome Joint affections and certain so called rheumatic conditions are largely of toxic origin, and the mouth is, of course, a focus of infection. It is not un common to-day for medical practitioners who are treating a cast of "licumatis to send the patient to the dentist; and in many cases dental treatment, provides cure. An eminent dental surgeon recently quoted the following cases which came under his attention within one month:

What are you doing, Tommy ? " teacher inquired in her sweetest manner. #Drawin WES tho sullen response, "Drawin' e Drawing what, Tommy? picture of God." But, Tommy," said the shocked teacher, nobody has ever seer God. Nobody knows what He looks Well, like" Tommy was undaunted. they will when I get this picture drawed-Washington: Star.

digy to show the visitor what she could

THE CLUE. They had brought out the youthful pro-a

The do in the matter of piano

pieces." girl rattled off something showy and the Visitor listened with critical-attention. right to the final crash. Then the nodded

with

A man who had suffered from insomnia)

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THE DIRECTORY LONDON AND CHRONICLE LANDON

1914.

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CITINA

for 17 years had three teeth removed.

Soochow Very Within a week be was able to enjoy a

normal undisturbed sleep.

judicial appreciation. good, she admitted, adding conversa- tionally, My daughter plays that pines, toe. I know it by the way you cross your handeanchester Guardian.

ARTFUL

Sometimes (comments the Manchester Guardian, in telling this story) one Bus- pects the coming generation of artfulness. The boy approached his parent and said, Father, do you know the lide came up and carried off my comic paper?" -

"Don't worry, my son," said the genis parent It can't be helped."

No, father, it couldn't be helped. You see, it was in my cout pocket."

It was at this point that an angry and inconsistent father proved that it could and ought to bave been helped.

THE CRICKETER'S SWEATER.

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A sufferer from ove troubio had some teeth removed not. with the idea of uring his ocular affection-and found to his surprise that with the removal of his teeth his eye trouble disappeared.

the

Peking.

Chinkiang. Nanking

Tientsin. Peltalho. Chinwangtao. Wuhu.

Kewkiang, Taku.

Antung Hankor. Manchurian Tochow. Trade O'tres. Shansi Nowchwang Dairen.. Port Arthur.

Chefoo Weihaiwei... Kiaochan Tainenfu. Mudken.

Cantor.

Whampoa.

Kowloon.

Lappa Samahul. Kongmoon. Nazning Wachowin. Kwangchanwan

rungchow

Ichang Chung king.

Pakboi.

Fangelow. Mingpo. Wenchow. Santa. Foechow.

Holbow.

Märgimo.

Holow.

ŚDomao.

Amoy.

Tengyuch.

Bwatoir.

Osaka. Koolung Moji.

Tainonfu. Takow. Nagasaki, Hakodate. Anping.

JAPAN AND FORMGBA.

A woman subject to mental disorder was sent by a distinguished alienist to dental surgeon in order that, RA

treatment, the toxic preliminary influence of bad treet should be reinoved Side by side with this professional recognition of the importance of sound teeth there is a very marked improvement in the attitude of the public. In some degree this may be attributed to institution

in Shanghai. dental inspection of elementary schools. Only the other day

well-known Tokyo. a woman patient of specialist declared her intention of har Yokohama. In an appreciation of the late Mr. Aing her children's teeth periodically Hyogo..

she said, if the Kabe. Steel, the Manchester Guardian says inspected," for,"

recall elementary school children have it, why Shimonoseki. Tameui. always delighted to he inemories of little Johnnie Briggs, one of shouldn't mine? the finest cricketers who ever went on to a field, and of Crosland, the man who unce stood in a tub and threw a ball a He remembered once hundred yards. how on a very hot day Crosland went out Mr. Hornby thick sweater. wearing said to Crosland that he would not want the sweater as he would have to bowl, and Crosland's answer was, Aye, sir, but I've nowt-underneath.

WAS

- CRUSHING.

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Shirt sleeves are now a commonplace in City offices, and we have really travelled a long way from Victorian preciseness. am reminded in this connection, says writer in the Express, of a story told by Sir Algernon West of a neuther of the Board of Inland Revenue.

THE PROBLEM.

One day the chairman's private sec rotary entered the board room with his coat off. As he was leaving the member in question called him. back and said: Mr., if you should find it convenient in this hot weather to take of your trousers, pray do not let any feeling of respout for the board stand in your way.

In a cityward-bound car (snys a writer in the Glasgow News) three smull school- boys were comparing results as to the

the day. home exercise for

"My answer," said one, "comes to four days." "I get eight days," said the second. What do you get, Willie Willie was evidently surprised-unpleasantly surprised. He stared at his book for a moment with a puzzled frown. Well, sonicone's made a mistake," he said at just; I get the answer to come to sixteen and-a-half-horses..*

LAND OF PROMISE, É

With professional and public opinion

EASTERN SIDERIS.

Vladivostock. Nicolojerak.

CHOSEN.

Fussn.

WoDean. Mokpo.

Chinnampo. Pingyang. Bongohin. HONGKONG AND ITS DEFENDENCIES,. Madad, FRENCH INDO-CHINA,

in this state a very roal improvement in the national health could be brought about if systematic research into the problems of dentistry could be organized.. Seoul.. At present, while the subject of decay Chemulpo.

is pretty fully understood, Kunzon. in teeth pyorria- condition of pus within the gum-still needs considerable investiga tion. Pyorrhea does not in its earlier | Hanoi. stages manifest its presence by so clear | Haiphong. a sign as toothache, and the visible par of the tooth may be apparently sound. Bat meanwhile the poison of the disease may be exercising & deleterious effect on the whole body,

Cebu.

Annam. Тонгале.

Balgob Cambodge. Tonkin Provinces. Quinhon.

PHILIPPINES. / Manila. Iloilo.

BORNEO

Labuan. British North Borneo. BANGKOK.

Sarawek. Brunei.

A Perak.

MALAY STATES.

Selangor. Pahang.

Kedah Trengganu. Perlis.

Hitherto there has been very little organized research into the problems of dentistry in England; but a beginning has recently been made at the Royal Dental Hospital in Leicester-square. gift of £1,000 by the wife of the late Mr. Negri Sembilan. Johore. John Hampton Haic, who was chairman Kelantan. of the managing committee, has enabled Singapore, Penang, Maineca, Prov. Wellesley, the authorities to equip a research laboratory; and efforts have been made privately by members of the staff-which include some of the best-known con- sultants in London--to supplement this. With wider support we might expect from this research centre results which, in view of the extent of the problem, British. would be of national moment.

Batavia. Buitenzorg

French.

British.

German.

THE WOMAN OF MIDDLE AGE|Franch

STRAITE SETTLEMENTE. NETHERLANDS INDIA.

Samarang.. Padang. Sourabaya. Mansar. East Coast of Sumatra. NAVAL SQUADRONE.

German. Japanese. Siamese.

Japanese.

Siamese.

Austrian.

Austrian, United States. Italian.

Faited States. Italian.

Soon after reaching the age of forty OFFICERS OF COAST AND RIVER STRAMRĀS almost every woman has reason to grow The Book is printed from New Type anxious about her health.

This time of trial, with its attacks of specially reserved for the purpose, and faintness and palpitation, fits of rerrible, uniformity in every arrangement greatly depression, violent headaches and backfacilitates reference.

Besides the usual Alg'abetical List of Drive me to the Land of Promise." pains, needless feats and motions, is as the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED said a joker to a taxi-driver at Charing rightly dreaded by the weaker sex, but,

with proper care, no serious ill-effects will LISTS of TRADES and PROFESSIONS Cross the other day, says a Home paper.

Land of Promise? Yes, sir," replied arise. At this turning point of life Dr. at the larger Commercial Centres.

Williams' Pink Pills have given a the taxi-driver.

many thousands of comical sort of chap. helping hand to

ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS SexB

distressed women who were fighting at Wonder how he'll get out of the hole,"

hopeless battle against fickle health and contains the names of over commented the fare.

20,000 FOREIGNERS, waning strengt

Twenty minutes later he was paying over (with the air of an injured man who is trying to look pleased) the sum of half-a-crown at the corner of a little thoroughfare leading from Hoxton-street to Shoreditch Workhouse. And the words on the name-plate of that street were "Land of Promise."

Well," said he, as he drove away in another taxi, "there are queerer streets in London than ever I thought."

THE SOFT ANSWER.

A delightful story of Ascot which began in anger and ended in laughter is told in the Mail.

One of the gatekeepers stopped a lady in a long cloak with request that she open it to show her She angrily declined, unquilitancy and fading the janitor okdurate asked that a prominent officiat be sent for. He duly appeared, and the indignant lady greeted him with a torrent of protests. It was absurd that she should be stopped in this way.

Wrath is turned away by a suft answer.

The

THE MAPS AND PLANS

The best help for any-woman-who-has reached the fateful forties" is the arranged, with the Initials as well see health help given by Dr. Williams' Pink Surnames, in strictly Alphabetical Order,

so that any name can be found instantly. Pills. They have a valuable strengthen- ing effect, arising from the fact that they reinforce the blood supply, enriching and purifying it. In doing so they help to nourish the starved overtaxed nerves and give new strength to the vital organs. By this natural-process all pains and weak nesses are completely dispelled and a better, happier condition of health and spirits arises.

have been engraved by one of the mo eminent Firms in Great Britain and se corrected and brought up to date. They consist of the following:- CozOUNED PLATE OF FLAGE OF FOREIGN HONGE MAP OF THE FAR EAST... PLAN OF YOKOHAMA, PLAN OF KOBE AND HYooo.

Lose no time: start Dr. Williams' Pink Pills to-day and begin to get well Most

PLAN OF FOREIGN SETTLEMENTA, TIEKTSIN.- dealers sell them; or direct from Dr. Szechuen Road

PLAN OF TRINOTAD (KIAOCHAU) Williams Co., 84, Shanghai, one bottle for $1.50, six for 2-PLAN OF FOBSION CONCESSION, SHANGHAI post free.

GRACA & CO. PEDDER ST. (Hongkong Hotel Building). Dealers in

PLAN OF HONOKEY (SHANQUAI) with Inset

Showing the EXTENDED SETTLEMENT. LARGE PLAN OF THE CITY OF VICTORIA, PLAN OF NEW Territory (KowLOON). PLAN OF KOWLOON, 'PLAN OF SINGAPORE. DOSTAGE STAMPS, PICTORIAL | PLAN OF BATAVIAI: My dear lady," explained the official, POST CARDS, SEEDS, BOOKE, This eyes twinkling, the fact is we have,

-TOYS, &6. instructions to pass no one who is not

JUST RECEIVED: wearing a diaphanous costume."

OSTAGE STAMP CATALOGUES

FOR 1914. "Hongkong, 1st July, 1914.

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The lady burst out laughing, threw open her cloak, and everything ended; luppily.

PASSED THE CANAL.

July 17th-Meinam, Printes Alice, Scandia, Forwaerts.

M

July 21st-Brasilia, Cordillere, Goeben, Hitachi Mare, Indrani, Kashima Maru, Nippon, Orestes, Siam.

July 24th-Perseus, Phemius. July 28th-Benarty, Canton, Glenroy, Maeliaon, Myrmidon, Nubia, Peking, Svorono, Sithonia, Nellore.

July 28th-Ville de la Ciotat, Württem berg.

A LING &

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-STORE. Photographic Goods of Every Description in Stock. Developing, Printing and Enlarging. Canton Marbles in Various Shades TELLPHONE 1919.

Hongkong, 18th April, 1914.

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The CHRONICLE covers the notable erente

of the last half century in the Far Bass: together with the Texts of all the most important Treaties concluded with the esantries of Eastern. Aein, the various Customs Tariffs, Trade Regulations. Cham: bers of Commerce, Bowles of Commissions. Consular and Court Fees, Hongkong Stamp Duties, Portal Guide, Sigual Crdee, Chinese Festivals, Tables of Money, Weights and Monanzes and other Commercial Information. The CHRONICLE and DIRECTORY, though condensed in every possible, manner, contains every year more pages.

It was yours ago universally pronouneed t be the cheapest work of this kind anyone yaklahed, and althozok very much enlarge. and raproved in every way, the prime La "affver le now below the equivalent of £1 2.

ah which is was originally published.

Mr H. M. Fazatt· Mr L. Y. Bazett Mr C. D. J. Bell Mr G. A. Bena Mra E. R. Belilios Mr E. G Bolton Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr E. Le Carducer Mr W. B. Chilton Mr H. Classen Mr W. E. Clayton Dr A L. E. Coleman Mrs Cornelinssen

| Mr G. P. Curry

Mr P. B. Desne air D. 8. 8. Doagian

Miss M. E. Daffy

Mr J. Macdonald Mr F. A. MacIntosh Mr A. J. MeIntsik Mr H. T. Mapės Plan M. Mathism'. Mrs RT. Máthéros Mr G. H. Mason

¿Dr O/Marriott

Mr B. K. Mebts Mr J, Morocki Mr G.S. Middleton Mr N. 9. Milkowaki Dr & Ma W:B.A.

Moore

WEATHER KEPORT.

On the 30th at 12:15 pm-Eroept in the neighbourhood of the typhom, which now Has to the north east of Vladivostock, pressurs ahinges since yesterday are emali.

An sees of low pressure extende" from Tongking to N.E. Uhins,,

Kongkong rainfall for the 24 noazu ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 3.58 inches.**

The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows

DISTRICT,

FORECAST

Hongkong & Noighbourhoodderate; overcast

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F.

Mr & Mrs S. Mour.

shcad

Formosa Channel

Mr W. J. Morrison

Mr. T. Nicolson

Mr F. F. Duckwood

C.

Mr & Mrs H. Ehrenfels

Mr H. Fehr- Mr F. J Prodske LdMe H. E. Fulton

Mossra, Kelly & Walsh, Ld. ...J. M. Gillard & Co.

Mesure. E. Sietse Oo. THINTAU Mesure. Sietas, Plambeck & Co. Dainan.....

Messre. Bietes, Plambeck & Os, G. Meidbrodt, sy FORMOSA

Seoul Prem." CORRA PER NAGABAKI ..." Nagasaki Press" Office. KODE-OBAKA...."Japan Chrobiola Office. YOKOHAMA Mears. Kelly & Walsh. Ld.

+

SHIPPING IN PORT

STEAMKES.

ANNA, Norwegian str., 1,017, A Arntzen, 23rd July-Bangkok 17th July, Rice and Cotton.-Chinese.

str.,

Mr J. Gibb

Mr J. Gould

Mrs I. H. Geare Mr P. O. de Grisogono Capt T. P. Hail Miss K. Handley Mr H. Handley-Pegg Mr W. A. Hannibal Lt F. C. Hanning-Lee

R.N.

| Mr G. Harper

Mira M. Henrshan Hon Mr E. Alewett

OMG...

Mr H. P. Horner Mr R. Hunter Mr G. C. Haster Mr M. T. Jones · Miss A Kirkwood Dr W. L. Knecdier Capt & Mrs Kookx Mr & Mrs Hr A.

Kampman

Mr E. B. Lambert Mrs W. H. Lambert Mr A. Lampton

Mr G. T. Lloyd

Mr F. Lobel

Mr-Muviko

Dr A. Nord

Cart Pileper

Miss H. Pink ba

Mr L. Poldsbard Mr S. Potten Mr G. M. Powoll Mr A. M. Preston Mr A. B. Purvia

Master Pyle Capt Railing

Mr B. B. Bay

Mr E. M. Raymond Miss F. Reay Miss J. Ryerson Mr & Mrs W. F

Robertson

Mr L. Robertson Mr M. Robertson Mr. P. Rowell Mrs W. C. Scott Mes Seddon Mr& Mrs H. D. Smith

Mr F. Smyth

Miss A Square

De C. L. Terril

Dr Herbert To

Mr E. M. Tozer Mr W Thayer Tatt Capt H. A. Walker MELT. Warmes MrF. W. White Mr&Mrs F. Winkler.

Dr L. Winstor Mr G. G, Wood

South winds, mo"

rain. TS.W. winds,

fresh.

South coast of China between (The same se

No. 1. Hongkong and Lamooks.

South coast of Chins between sTko mame : As Hongkong and Hainan....... No. 1.

CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL

Station.

REGISTER.

30TH JULY, 1914, A.M.

Vladivostock Nemuro Hakodate isso.

Koobi

*znog

Level

Barometer

Temperatura

Humidity,

7 s.29,34, 74 6.29.63

29.58

Wind

Direction.

Force

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Weather,

waw, 3 b

"

Tkkka 6 wvu n

99.71

20

29.82

Nagasaki

29.86

aw

Kagoshima

29.08

Oshima re

29.85

Naba

29.83

Ishi'jma

29.80

Bonin Is.

29.77

29.52

Chefoo Weihaiwei

Hankow Tohsag Kinkiang ....... Changsha ...... Shanghai...

Mr & M J. F. Gutalaff

Wright

2,900,

Mes T. W. Lowe

KING EDWARD HOTEL

BENVENUE, British str., 2,505, R. Kroble, 29th July--Singapore 23rd July, Gen eral.-Gibb, Livingston & Co. BESU VALLYN, British

Abernethy, 19th July-Haiphong 17th July, General-Order. CARL DIEDERICHSEN, German str., 774, H. Frandsen, 29th July-Hoihow 28th July, General.-Jebsen & Co. CHIYO MARU, Japanese str., 4,887, W. W. Greene, 27th July-San Francisco 27th June, General. Toyo Kison Kaisha. CHOWTAI, German str., 1,115, E. Gathe- mann, 19th July-Swator 18th July, General.-Butterfeld & Swire, CLARA JEBSEN, German str., 1,163, J.

Bendixen, 27th July-Swatow 26th July, Rice. Chiness. DELXA, British str.; 4,750 W. R. Lo Mare, F.N... th July-Bombay 15th July, General.-P. & O. S. N. Co. DERWENT, British str. 1,536, Jenkins, ath

July-Saigon 21st July, lice-Chinese, DUNERA, British str., 3,403, E. G. M. Dickinson, 28th July-Singapore 93rd July, General.-David Sassoon & Co. EMPRESS OF Asta, British str., 8,883, §. Robinson, 29th July-Vancouver 9th July, General.-Q. P. B. ILAICHING, British str., 1,207, W. C. Pass moré, 29th July-Swatow 28th July, General-Douglas Lapraik & Co. HALDIS, Norwegian str., 1,065, Jorgensen, 23rd July-Amoy 22nd July, General.

Java-China-Japan Lijn.

HOERDA, German str., 2,900, Hensen, 26th July-Moji 20th July, General Hamburg-Amerika Linie. HSINCHANG, Chinese str., 1,480, D. D. Ross, 26th July-Tientsin 10th July, Gea eral. Chinese.

KANAKUK, British str., 2,593, F. J. Archbold, 17th July--Haiphong 18th July, Oil- Standard Oil Co.

Mr E. Almberg Mr M. J. Anstiu

Mr W. Budge Mr J. H. Brister Mr F. W. Cox Mr Foy Mr. G. W. Greatbips. MrP.C. B

Mr H. O. Haynor Mr H. A. Hoverior Mr. R. P. Jensinge

J.Joseph

Mr D. W. Karsdorp Mr W. Kornats Mr & Mrs W.D. Kraft Mrs W D. Kraft

Mr. & Men C. Lanci

Zện

Mr.C. F. Maltley

Miss Massey

Mr A. J. MoIntosh

Mrs F. A. Miller Mr H. Murphy Capt & Mrs W. C

Pasezaore Mr H. K. Roberts.

Dr Sire

C.H.

"Soper Mrs Thompson MrJ Trong Dr K. Wallber Mr J. R. Watson

PHAR

HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs Abalagen Mr J. Arnold Lient Archer, B.A.M.C. Mr & Mrs W. Arm

strong

Fleet Surgeon & Mrs

Bernard Mr Beard Majer & Mrs Bowen Mra Bowdler

Mr & Mrs A. Bryson Mr & Mr. Carmichael Mr M. Cary M- Casulli

ard children.

Mr & Mrs Coppan,. children and nurse Mr Coustand Capt Cowan Major Dary Major Dergan

Mr F. W. Gibbons

Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Mr B, A. Hale Lt. Col. Gordon Hall,

BAM,C.

Mr Grissell- Mr Hardman

Mr F. A. Hasoland Mr & Mrs Hooper Major & Mre" Hum-

phreys M:SA Humphreys

KIYO MALU, Japanese str. 5,757, Hashi moto, 18th July-Moji 15th July: General Toyo Kisen Kaisha. KWANGSE, British str., 1,302, G. J. Spink,

23rd July-Swator 22nd July, Bal--Mr W. J Dove last.-Butterfield & Swire.

Mr Duncan LOKSANG, British str., 1,978, D. W. Ritchie, Major Falchine 26th July-Chefoo 20th July, General. Mr Felbick

Jardine, Matheson & Co. LOONGSANG, British str., 1,092, W, G., G. Leask, 28th July-Manila 25th July, General Jardine, Matheson & Co. LOVAT, British str. 3,018, Glegg, 25th July-Moji 20th July, Coal-Jardine, Matheson & Co. MACREW, German str., 998, Cordas, 29th

July-Hoihow 28th July, Rice. Butterfield & Swire.. MENDIF RANGE, British str., 3,905, Fox- worthy, 23rd July-Moji 10th July, Coal. Gilman & Co.. NASKAI MARU, Japanese str., £,112, Sakura, 20th July-Miike 14th July, Coal Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. ONBANG, British str., 1,713, Picknell, 22nd July Java 12th July, Sugar-Jar

Mr Allan dine, Matheson & Co. RUNSHO MARU, Japanese str., 1,743, Y. Mr Barberg

Kanada, 20th July Dairen 13th July, Mr Besk Coal.--Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. SIBERIA, American str., 5,655, A. Zeeder, 24th July San Francisco. 25th June, General.-Pacific Mail S. 8. Co. SABINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., 675, Schmer. man, 24th July-Singapore 17th July, Bulk Oil Asiatic Petroleum & Co. SKERRIES, British str., 2,953,

21st July Java 12th July, Sugar. Java-China-Japan Lijn. SWANLEY, British str., 2,907, W. E. Steele, 28th July-Manila 25th July, Ballast -Carmichael & Co.: UNRAI MARU, Japanese str., 2,050, Tanaka,

Lt.Col, H. W.Dles,

B.C.A.

Capt & Mra Ivona Mr Lee Jones Mrs Klehe

Mr & Mrs A. Kohler

Mr Mrs Kook Mre Lawford and child Mr A. R. Linton Mr W. Maining Dr MoKean Maj. & Mrs MoMuns

Mr

children

& ME. N. Mitchelmore, and phild

Mr Nixon

·Mr J. L. Pluramer Major & Mrs Pyne

and child, en It-Col, Kadcliffe, 3.3. Bar 1. B. Baynolds Enga Comdr. Rooms Mr A. Sinclair "Miss Skinner Mr. C. Skott Lat.-Col, & Mea Usher

Smith Mr. Stanley Mr G. 2. Stewart Capt & Mrs Stewart,

norce and ühild Mr A. E. Stokes Capt & Mre Waters

and child

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Mr C: Willson

GRAND HOTEL.

Mr. W. Miller Mr G. O. Odom

Mr F. G. Owen Mr Reggeveen Mr Banderson Mr.T: Scott

Sharp Peak

Amoy

Burstow Talboku

Taichu

Tainin

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Pescadores Canton

Hongkong...!

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T. F. ÜLATION, Dirastur,

1 BAROMETEů, reduced to 32 dagnaes Fahrenheit, on the level of the sas in Inches, tankis and hundredths.

2 TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenbait

↑ HUMIDITY, la percontage of saturation, the anmidity of air asturated with moleture being 100.

-4 DiamoRION or Winn, to two pointa..

5 FORGE OF WIND, according to Bosufort Boale. 6 STATE OF WHATHIR, b-blue sky, e detected aload, & drissling rain, f fɔg, g gloomy, à bail lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, q squall. rain e know, t thunder, visibility, w dewwats 7 RAIN in inches, t tenths and hundredtke

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, July 30th

Previous On Date On Dat

Day at

At

at 2 p.m. 6 am, 2 p..

Barometer Temperaturs Humidity 20 Wind Direction.

29.76 29.73

.77

75

97

93

ENE

Force

0.

2

0.

Weather Rain

orlt

or.

or

3.68

Highest open air Temperature on 29th.-84 Lowest open air Temperature on 29th.75.

Week

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 31st July to 6th August, 1914.

13

Month

Height

5.26a 4 1

62m -1 m 4 29

HIGH WATE

LOW WATHE

B'kong

T'kong.

Besn

Жева

Time

Time

h. m.

ft. o. h. m.

ft. 1.

Mr & Mrs J. Smith Mr & Mrs K. Schuldt Mr. J. Temple

Fri: Satar,

31

3 29

5 8:11.2

2 2

9-27a 3 4

Aug,

16

Mr Wright

San.

7 20 al 3-9 2m 53067

Mr Weissenbron Mr.G. Weisman Air & Mrs W. Wilken Capt E. Ybinaga Mr C. Zellvia

3 7

3 8

Mon.

Tasa,

Wed.

5 m

Thurs

ON SALE.

Mr G. Boadowejns Mr C. Colman' Mr & Mrs A. B. Crew Mrs M. Esnault Mr W. Edvards Mr C. Gatler Dr F. Jackson Mr & Mrs K. G. Jones Mr & Mrs F. Langham

Mr Lehman

Mr M. Meyer

25th July-Moji 20th July, Coal- Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. YAMATO MART, Japanese str., 1,312, L.

Baba, 25th July Karatsu 20th July,RATES OF EXCHANGE ÅT BOMBAR Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

ON-SALE

WEEKLY PRESA, JULY to DECEMBER" ROUND VOLUMER of the HONGKONG 1913. With INDEX. Price 7.50,

On Sale at the " HONGKONO DAILY FAB39" Once

Hongkong, 6th March, 1914.

A TAKIM OF THE

For Demand Drafts on London on the day

of or preceding the departure of the English Mais; also Table of the Yearly Approximate Averages for 36 years, FROM 1874 TO 1909,

PRION # CABL

On Sale at the Daily Pines Olas 51 Local Booksellers.

8 41 4.0 3m 6:30-71 9 39 4. 0

4m 7 26 7 3

10 18 a 4 1 8-20 7 5 45a4 2 6m 9 11 17

6 m 11 584 31

0 28° 10 18

11 20

2:18 0 7

133811

0 24 37

2.560 51

1 31- 3.6

3 32No 0 5 2 13 33

4 6 06

ON S A L'E

AT THE AL **LONGKONG DAILY PRESS” OFFICE

"WITH DOG AND GUN IN THE NEW TERRITORY," DING the Series of Articlas contributed

to the **HONGKONG DAILY FRESS. by" Sportsman," reproduced in book form,

B

PEICE

Bergkong, 11th October, 1913.