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tudo miehille deinitions are intro from the rabbit's standpoint, and a number

duced of the species and geners to which. they severally belong. Without doubt these explorere could enjoy themselves very well when occasion served: Buday denly, in the midst of observations about the weather, the velocity of the wind, the state of the temperature, and other scientific records, we come across a menu card, which gives the fare for mid-winter day, 1911. It commences with seal soup, continues with roast beef, Yorkshire podding, boras radish sauce, and ende with plum pudding, mince pies, and, above all, snap-dragon. Now and again, of course, they could afford themselves such luxuries. Everyone will be glad to know that on mid-winter day they were able to include among their drinks sherry, champagne, and brandy punch, and to make play with cigara, cigarettes, and tobacco galore...

·HOMESICKNESS"

In a handsome volume, adorned with many illustrations, is published by Mosers. Smith Elder the third volume of the South Polar Times. It is called the third because two volumes have Already appeared, produced when Cap tain Scott led his first expedition in the Discovery Tho third volume is a record laughable,pathetic, good-humoured, and, above all, full of the rarest spirit of fellowship composed between April and October, 1913, at the ontset of the last and fatal expedition which won conspicuous honour at the cost of heroic lives. It is natural enough that a num ber of friends, who are exiles from their home, should publish a magazine of their own, and adorn it with coloured pictures caricatures, silhouettes, and photographs, the whole bound together as a typewritten volume, which is here reproduced in facsimile. The editor, Mr. Cherry Garrard, tells us in brief introduction all that wo want to know as to the circumstances in which this unique book was put together. This volume, he says, was originally produced in three parts during the first winter and spring which Captain Ecott's expedition spent down South," that is to say, between the end of the depot-laying journey in April and the start of the Polar journey in Novem- ber, 1911. The contributions were sent in to the editor anonymously; at least that was the theory of the vonture." As a matter of fact, however, most of the con tributors came to the editor with their manuscripts in their hands, and with deprecatory remarks as to the valire of what they had done. Some took to writing naturally and easily; others found it very hard work, especially Cap- tain Oates, who sat hour after bour, with a vory worried look upon his face, writing a letter to the editor protesting against the noisy way in which the evening lectures were conducted. Borne times considerable trouble was taken to preserve anonymity, Dr. Wilson, the chief of the scientific staff and also theThough we're wrapped in folds of deerskin, artist responsible for the illustrations, asked one of his friends to typewrite his porr, The Barrier Silenc, and to send it in as from some person unknown in order that the contribution might be judged solely on its merits.

THE BARRIER SILENCE.

The poom to which reference has just

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Were they ever homesick, these exiles? Did they ever bethink themselves of what they left behind, when, by their own, act they had cut themselves off from all com- ruunication with civilisation and volun- teered for their desperate enterprise? It would have been very wonderful if avai they had not occasionally suffered from. 'a nostalgia of their own.. Here and again among those printed records it breaks out in a minor key, nut ne matter of complaint, bat as a wholly inevitable revulsion. of mind from the present to the past. Perhaps it is best seen in a poem which is entitled "Polar Wireless," composed by Mr. T. Grifth Taylor. All sorts of memories Bont through the brain of the poet as he bethinks himself of how one man dreamt sometimes of Tom Tower and Christ- church, or another had seem the land of cherry blossom at Tokyo, or a third, may be, had tender recollection of the fields and hedgerows in England. We cannot refrain from quoting one or two stanzas: Half the world is our possession; naught

can purb imagination,

camper amid a field of ice, By the blessed help of Fancy, still, we're free

to wander gally

Through the wooded lanes of England--the

explorers' Paradise!

By the happy help of Fancy we van denye

the land of glaciers,

Hear the telling from Tom Tower, ar the chimes from Cambridge Arches,

slopes of Holmen's Kol,

again can feel the tump-line as we cross

been made is a very striking piece ofSense the thrill of skier's prowess on the work, because it gives in an extremely vivid way the main inspiring thought Once which urged these dauntless men upon their voyage of discovery. Listen, for instance, to this :..

And this was the thought that the Silence

wrought

As it scorched and froze us through.. Though secrets hidden are all forbidden.

Till God means man to know

We might be the men God meant should

know

The heart of the Barrier snow,

In the heat of the sun, and the glow And the glare from the glistening foe, As it scorched and froze us through and

through

W

the muskeg marshes."

can clothe the slopes of terror with the where a thousand steers are grazing, mið

sword of Kosciusco,

the tazas and green moraines;

See the land of cherry blossom and the

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Or the peaks of Himalaya hing above the Cooling, refreshing and snappy'

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Lightly fades the lonely igloo, merges in

the college grey,

Where the Proctor and his Buildags" hald Thus from Louelands to the Homelands all,

their oft-lispuited away.

**your thoughts are spoeding forth Faster far than wire or wireless — on

stretched wings towards the North.

With the bite of the drifting snow. These men, all of whose names have become famous, CaptainTM Stött "hönself, Simpson, meteorologist, Evans,

It gives a strange and unique sensation Bowers, Oates, Atkinsonians to hold in one's hands these records of ing. the energetic photographer, and the brave men's daily lives and occasional

Sometimes we laugh, somes pastimes. rest --look upon them chances of winning. through to success with a fearful joy. times we are inclined to cry. As Virgi! Success they hoped might come; at says, "There is a sense of tears in human events, they would deserve it. It might things. And yet, moving and pathetic given to them to pierce the ultimate as are these typewritten lines, there is scerets of the South Pole, or that rich also mingled with our surrow the proud. boon might be bestowed into others' consciousness that the men who wrote hands.

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"It does not matter a particle what you do with the bally thing, someone is sure to tell you it is outside inside."

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the sound

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One of the most sustained pieces is a long essay on The Bipes." We are told that among the animals brought down in the Perra Nogu. from New -Zealand-was a rubbin - It was landed and

out to live in a stack of hay intended- for the ponies: As; indeed, night hara been expected, the rabbit was a ver seen again. But Mr. Griffith Taylor wrote an article supposed to be, bustd upon a manuscript found after ita death a scientific report, written for the Royal Society of Rabbits, about a new race of Bipes, who live in a butch (which is the hat at Cape Evans), and are, of course, the members of the expedition. habits and customs, their natural dislike to washing themselves in frozen ice, their various devices for getting illumination in their tents, are all faithfully described

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WEATHER, REPORT,

On the 28th at 11.20 a.m.-Pressure bas increased slightly along the coast from Wei- aiwei to Cape 8t. James, and over the Philippines

No returns from Japanese stations, Formos or Aparri.

The typhoon is probably still in existence moving eastward or Lorth-eastward.

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Honghong rainfall for the 24 hour ending at 10 muni truday, 0.10 inches.

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

DISTRICT.

FORECAST

Hongkong & Neighbourhood. West winds, no.

derate fine. Northerly winds,

strong.

Former Channel

South cost of Obina terweer ƒThe sain

Hongkong and Lamocke No. 1. South compt of Chins betweni (The same ar noughing and Hainaut No. 1,

BONGKỌNG METEOROLOGICAL

-REGISTER:

Hongkong Observatory, August 21th,

Previous 1' Date

Day

ה

AL

at 2 p., 6 a.m

2 p.

Barometer

Humióny

29.56

2914

29 61

7.

89

$2

14

WSW 2

West WBW

a

0.10

Wind Direction

Force

Weather I

Itam

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Highest open air Temperature on 27th. 80

· Lowest open sir Temperature on. 27th ...77

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.

From 29th August 4th September, 1914.

HIGH WATER

North

DAY

H'kong,

Manu

Time

b. m.

•

Height

Height,

Low WaTHE

H'kung.

*M+a

Time

b. m.

It in

14

2 1

0 24 1 7

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of iputations.

Satur. 29 2:39

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6 297 1

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27. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hongkons. 30th Angust, 1914 12th Sunday after Trinity. Hely Communica 8.05 5.m. Matins 11 am, Re- zponses. Ferial; Venite, Hindie Paalmas, Woodward, Crotch and Woodward's To Denm Bussell, Junes, Pre; Henedicus, Troutbeck;" Hymns,4 and 298. illy Communion (12 noon. Frenzorg, 545-p.m. (ull hole). Responses, Ferial; Iselius, Battisbill Tarle

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