SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.
INFLUENCE OF PANAMA CANAL
ON THE PHILIPPINES.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23RD, 1914.
FOOD PRICES IN HONGKONG.
PROCLAMATION.
Proclamations No. 14 of the 18th August; 1914, and No. 15 of the 22nd August, 1914, are hereby cancelled and the following substituted therefor
No. 16. [LS.] FRANOIS HENRY MAY,
Governor.
Crabs Hai
Cuttle Fish-Muk Yu Dob-da Mang Yu...... Dace-Wong Mei Lup Dog Fish-Tit Tu Bo Eels, Conger-Hel Mann
23
Fresh water-Tam Qui Yu. Yellow-Wong Sin
Frogs Ties Kai Garoupa-Sek Pan ..... By His Excellency Sir Francis Henry Gudgeon-Pak Kup Yu-
Herrings Tso Pak Mar, Knight Commander of the Most Halibut Cheung Kwan Kup Distinguished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor and Commander-in-Labrus-Wong Ya Yu
Losch Wu Yu Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and its
Lobsters Lung Ha Dependencies and Vice Admiral of
Mackerel Chi Yu Monk Fish Mong Yu Mullot Chai Tu Oysters Sang Ho
$30770:
the
deposited by the process, and one-third the new United States tariff the limit Victoria-in-Council made on the 26th day Parrot Fish-Käi Kung Yu
of the profite and fres for licences.
PANAMA'S TARDEST WOOD,
AN OLD INDUSTRY'S BEGINNING.
With the opening of the Panama Canal, The, birth of electroplating, one of the great inventions of the first half of the pays the British Trade Review, an nineteenth century, has been a matter of increase of business in the Philippine contention. The invention has been Islands in certain directions is looked for, claimed for Dr. Wright of Sheffield, but Bays Mr. Royds in his Consular report, in a late address to the Sheffield Society and investigations are being made as to of Applied Metallurgy, R. E. Leader what may be expected through the Manila, stated, evidently after much careful opening of new trade routes.. inquiry, that the first patent was issued however, will only be 41 miles or so nearer to G. R. Likington and John to New York by this route than by Sucz; Wright, the latter a surgeon, and both and Hongkong only some 245 miles, 80 residents of Birmingham at the time, that it is unlikely that the Philippines The patent was dated in 1849. The two will be much affected in any way, or at inventors had journeyed to London to any rate not in anything like the same. file their similar applications, but decided degree as those l'acific countries in higher to work together under the terms of a latitudes north or lower latitudes south special agreement. By this understand of the equator, which will be brought so
Whereas Ly sub-Clause 10 of Cinuse 111 ing, Elkington was to pay Wright £1,800, much, nearer to the eastern coast of
of the Order of Her lato Majesty Queen Under a shilling for every ounce of silver America by the new waterway.
previously imposed on the free entrance of October, 1896, which was proclaimed in to the United States of cigars and sugar this Colony on the 5th day of August, 1914, from the Philippine Islands (all other it is enacted that the Governor may by goods have always been free without proclamation prescribe the maximum price limits) has also been removed. Hitherto, for which any article of food may be sold any excess over 150,000,000 cigars and by retail and that any person who after such 300,000 tons of sugar per annum was liable proclamation and until it shall have been to the ordinary tariff rates when sent to revoked shall sell any article of food at a Neither of these higher price than the prices so prescribed the United States. limits was, however, reached in any year, shall be deemed guilty of an offence against though they will probably both be the said Order and shall on conviction exceeded in the course of the next few thereof be liable to a fine not exceeding 50 years. The prospect of free sugar under dollars or to imprisonment for a term not the new tariff does not affect the Philip exceeding three months? The eletric heating fabrics in use for pine Islands so much as United States Beveral years are stiff and heavy. The and Hawaiian producers, as 'sugar can new heating cloth of Hergott, abe produced in these islands so much more French engineer, is soft and flexible. cheaply than in those places. The United enclosing fine nickel wires as the heating States continues to capture more and resistance, and can be connected to any more of the trade in cottons, and under electric lamp circuit. It is being used in free entry and the great attention hospitals for sufferers from rheumatism American manufacturers are paying to and gout.
the requirements of the market, British manufacturers are finding competition The great tail of the Persian fat-tailed more and more difficult. In muslins, a sheep of the national forests of southernträde at one time almost entirely owned. Utah sometimes weigh 40 pounds. This by the United Kingdom, strong competi fat, like the camel's hump is a reserve tion has been met with from a similar
1. of nourishment for times of food scarcity. importation from Switzerland, which has caught the market's fancy, with the result that the United Kingdom is rapidly losing ground in this line also.
Of the guayacan, (Tecoma chrysantha), Panama has 1,000,000 trees averaging 70 feet high and two feet thick. This is akin to the West Indian liga-vitae, much heavier than water, and the hardest und most durable of the Panama timbers, ties from it having been in use on the Panama Railroad more than fifty years. It is suggested that the small waste from an industrial use of the timber would supply the United States need for shuttle blocks.
ELECTRIC SHAWLS.
FOOD RESERVE OF PERSIAN SHEEP."
VIREPROOFED CLOTHING.
Not least of the achievements of modern Endustrial chemistry has been the fire proofing of cotton products, Flannelette, used in great quantities for inexpensive clothing for children, is very inflammable from its nap, and the material has caused an alarming number of leaths from burning. How the problem of reproofing was, solved was fold by Prof. W. Perkin
OIL VERSUS COAL.
In an important paper, prepared by Professor A. W. Kirkaldy, for the meeting of the British Association in Australia, on The Economics of Marine Fuel," the at the Eighth International Congress of Applied Chemistry. Alum, advantages of oil coal, for marine pur- sodium tungstate and other salts were poses, are considered by the writer in some known to give cloth resistanoc to fire, but detail. It can be used to raise steam to quickly washed out; and a process to be ordinary marine boilers, or it can be so successful must not damage feel or used that boilers may be dispensed with durability, make the cloth damp or dusty. Both these methods result in effecting nor affect the colours or design, must be economies, as compared with coal con- Careful non-poisonous, and must be permanent, sumption at present prices. resisting many washings. Sodium experiments prove that where oil is tungstate and alum were frat used, in the substituted for coal as the fuel to raise expectation that the resulting aluminum steam in marine boilers, one ton of oil tungstate would be effective. But, though will, on the average, do the work of one insoluble, this soon washed ont, and then and a half tons of coal. Bere at once other tungstates were tried, followed by attention is arrested, because even the a general examination of almost every tyre in shipping business will realise that variety of salt, including ferrocyanides, one-third of the bunker space is imme- aluminates, arseniates, antimoniates, zincates and plumbates. The investigation diately economised, for oil orcupies on continued several years with more than an average about the same space as coal-—- Success namely, 40 to 46 cubic ft. to the ton. But 10,000 separate burning tests.
was reached at last in a process in which this is only the beginning, and by no greatest economy effected. tin oxide is precipitated in the fabric means the from sodium stannate by ammonium Coal requires not only greater space, but sulphate, and so remarkable is the some of the best cargo space in the ship. resistance to hot water and soap that the Oil can be stored almost anywhere, so-long Lin compound seems to have entered into as the receptacle is not leaky. Owing to actual combination with the fibre, while this oil fuel can be pumped into any out- the strength and durability of the cloth of-the-way part of the ship, and spaces have been increased about 20 per cent, which could not be utilised for freight The fireproofed flannelette is now made carning purposes are rendered valuable, on a large scale at Manchester, England: in that they may contain the oil, and so
SEA WEED FARMING.
set free eligible spaces for freight earning Sca-weed cultivation is extensively purposes. The important question of the Prof K. Yendo supply and production of oil is considered carried on in Japan. states that the chief care is to give the in conclusion, with especial reference to plant suitable ground for attachment, our own country and ber resources. It is and that depth, light, salinity, tempera: ture, substratum, and. water all affect growth. The sca-woeds are used for food, glue and manure, the annual product being $4,000,000,
of. movement
AN ARCTIC OBSERVATORY,
The German meteorological observatory at Cross Bay, Spitzbergen, has picked up a wireless time signal from Fiffel Tower, 2,178 miles away, and has thus fixed its longitude with unprecedented accuracy, Its observations have included very accurate measurements of auroras. -
A CHANGE IN THE MOON'S SURFACE, The new change on the moon seems to have been one of the most conspicuous yet detected. It has been reported by Prof W. H. Pickering, from the Harvard Astronomical Station At Mandeville,
not over-stating the case, says the pro fessor, to say that our position among the nations of the world and the healthy, social, and industrial development of the Empire as a whole depend to a very great extent on how we tackle the problem of the exploitation and utilisation of the fuel resources, the power resources, of the Empire. The possibility of England, and all that England stands for, being con- tent with a lower position, when Pro- vidence has endowed her so richly in these respects, that she may not only hold her own, but continue to lead the world in all that is best and highest, would not only mean the extinction of one of the greatest. civilising forces so far known in the world's history, but would inevitably Jamaica, and is shown in photographs result in a serious set-back to world-wide Crater Eimmart, in the north-western border of Mare Crisium, at each lunation civilisation... formerly appeared to fill up and overflow with a white material derived from a point at the foot of the northern interior slope. The last regular eruption, or filling, was in January, 1913, and in February and March the activity was much diminished, while in April and May it was scarcely noticeable. The brightness: of the crater has been much reduced. Just after the moon's first quarter, it was distinctly the brightest area of the eize in the vicinity, but this is not so now. Whether the old condition will return or is not is a problem Prof. Pickering, seeking to solve..
ANTS AS DISEASE CARBIERS. Ants, so numerous about tropical dwell- ings, prove to be possible disease carriers, In the like flies and other insects. experiments of Dr. L. B. Bates, at Ancon Hospital in the Panama Canal zone, bread soaked with cattures of typhoid bacilli was fed to large yellow ants of the locality, but in none of the numerung of the ants subsequently specimens
bould any trace of the examined organisms be discovered. Ants escaping from the culture broth, however, left a trail containing abundant living bacilli After further experiments, the conclusion has been reached that dissase germs are almost certain to be destroyed by the formic acid in the body of an ant, but that in a mechanical way the ants may spread typhoid, enteric fever, dysentery and cholera,
NATURE IN ITALY."
Natural objects are being threatened with extinction in Italy, as elsewhere. A league has been formed, therefore, for the protection of the fauna and flora of the country, and of such geological and geographical features es are of scientific A zoologist, a or esthetic interest. botanist, a grologist, a geographer and an agriculturist are included on the l -executive council.
FOR
NERVOUS EXHAUSTION
LOSS
MEMORY
and DEBILITY
and
to
Tesa The NERVES
CHAPOTEAUT'S PHOSPHO-CLYCERATE OF LING
If increases vital energy and nerve force, cures Neurasthaniü, Dyspepsia, intomata, and nerobus dauraies in adults and children.
IN CAPSULES, IN WINE, AND IN SYRUP
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.
THERAPION No. 1
CURES DISCHARGES, LITHEREEX, WITHOUT INJECTIONS,
THERAPION No. 2 THERAPION NO. 3
CUBER BLOOD POISON, HAJ LEGS SIN ERUPTIONS.
ENGLAND. $9.
FREE BOURTO DR. LECLERC izniča A CUBE HAVERSTOCK RO, HAMPSTEAD, LONDON, FOR YOU! TENREW DIADEBITANTELESS FORM OF EASY TO TA
TAKE BAVE AND LASTING CURE. ELE THAT TRANS MARKER MORD, THERSPION*18 04 BUT GOVT. STAMP AFFIXED TO ALL DEKUINK PACKETS
THERAPION INSIST ON HAVING
THERAPION
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Now therefore I, Sir Francis Henry Bay, Knight Commander of the Most Distiu guished Order of Saint Michael and Saint George, Governor and Commander-in-Chief of the Colony of Hongkong and its Depen- acies and Vice-Admiral of the same, do that the respective hereby prescribe maximum prices for which the following articles of food may be sold by retail shall be as follows:--
SCHEDULE OF MAXIMUM RETAIL PRICES.
per bag of 60lbs. per Ib.
Porch-Tau Loo
Pike-Fa Paw Fong
Plaice Pan Yu.......
Pomfret, White-Pak Chong Pomfret, Black-Hak Chong Prawns-Ming Ha..... Ray-Pai Pa Sa.... Rock Fish-Sek Kau Kung Roach-Chun Yu SalmonMa You Shark-Sa Yu Skate Po Yu Shrimps-Ho Snapper Lap Yu Soles-Tat-Sa Yu Tench Wan Yu
Turbet-Cho How Yu............ Tarties, small, frech water-Kirk Yu
FRUIT.
Almonds-Hang Yan
Ping Kho Apples (California) Kam Sam Bananas bride's), Macao San
Heung Chiu ....
TO THE
24
12
18
s
16
14
13
TAIKOO DOCKYARD
AND ENGINEERING CO. OF HONGKONG, LTD. TAIKOO DOCKYARD. HONGKONG.
90 SHIPBUILDERS. SÁLVORS AND REPAIRERS, BOILERMAKERS
BRASS AND IRON FOUNDERS, CONSTRUCTIONAL, ELECTRICAL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERS. WELDING AND CUTTING OF METALS BY OXY-ACETYLENE
AND ELECTRIC SYSTEMS.
99
**
18
29
20
20
80
20
$2
20
24
12
24
35
18
-14
28
Estimates given for quick construction and repair of Ships, Engines, Boilers, Railway Rolling Stock, Bridges, and all Classes
of Engineering, Iron and Wood Work.
GRAVING DOCK-767' by SS by 31' 6"
Pumps Empty Dock in 2-3/4 hours.
39 THREE PATENT SLIPWAYS laking vessels up to 3,000 tons displacement, providing
conditions for painting ships with most efficient results.
100-Ton ELECTRIC CRANE ON QUAY ELECTRIC OVERHEAD CRANES
throughout the Shops ranging to 100 Tons, 1850-Ton Hydraulis TESTING MACHINE for Chains, Wire Ropes, Rivets, etc.
13
1
40
12
19
8
35 AGENTS FOR...
JOHN
1. THORNYCROFT & CO.,
LTD.
10
24
32
92
20
20
&
80
20
TELEPHONE No, 212,
ย
12
each
Lemons, China-Ning Moong...... .
Кито Son
0.07 Oranges (Canton)
Tim Ching.
80
Bead 2 252 2
150
PETROL and KEROSENE MARINE MOTORS 7-1/2 to 100 BHP...
As supplied to the British Admiralty and War Office. MOTOR VESSELS, LIGHT DRAFT CARRIERS, GUNBOATS, LAUNCHES
HOUSEBOATS and PLEASURE CRAFT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, MOTOR PUMPING and LIGHTING SETS, MOTOR VEHICLES, ETC. Deckyard Managers, CAD ba Neon between the hours of 11 A.M. and 12 Noom
at the Town Office.
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.
HONGKONG, CHINA, AND JAPAN, AGENTS. Telegraphis Address :-"TAIKOO DOCK.”
DOLLAR STEAMSHIP CO
PROPOSED SAILING HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO.
AND SAN PEDRO (LOS ANGELES).
S.S. “HAZEL DOLLAR.”
Captain M. Ridley, on or about November 10th,
THE ROBERT DOLLAR Co.,
Carambola-Young To
Flour (a.)Highest Grade.
per bag of 50be, per lb..... (b.)Second Grade.
Cocoanuts--Yeh Tse ....
America
04.00
"
0.08
Ning Moang
3.50.
Lichees, Dried (small stone)-Li
Chi Con....
Ban-shing
2.-Timmed Milk:--
(0.)-Sweetened Condensed Milk,
per lb. tin Unsweetened Condensed Milk, ́ ́ per l'b. tin (7.)-Sterlized Milk, par tin (180s.) (cl.)
per 1 litre tin (e)-Eagle Brand, per llb. tin... (1.)-Skimmed Milk, per 1lb. tin... 3.-Sugar:
Pears (Canton), Cooking-Sa Lay
30
0.30 Pennuts-Fa Sang
19
0.25
0.25
Persimmons, Large--Hung Te Pineapples, 1st qualityPoon T
Paw Law
12
anch
14
0.85 0.85
Pine-apples, 2nd quality Chung-
For Freight Rates and space apply to
fong Paw Low
20
0.20
Plantain Tai Cheu
íb.
Pamelo, Siam-Chim Lo You.
each
14
Cube (in Alb. tios), per tin Refined Crystallized, per lb. Granulated, per lb.
1.00
Walnuts Hop To .....
lb.
12
3, QUEEN'S BUILDING,
V. M. SMITH,
0.12
MANAGER.
8
PHONE 792.
eoch
&
Hongkong, 10th October, 1914.
[1238
8
Soft, No. 1 quality, per lb.
No. 2 3-Frozen Meat: ---
Beef
VEGETABLES, ETC. 0.12 Beans, Sprout-Åb Choi 0.11
0.10
The Dairy Farms prices for frozen food and other stares published on 1st September, 1014, with all changes in prices shown in red ink, are the.
Iste.
maximum retail prices for the articles enumerated in the price list of that (Approved copies signed by the Chairman and the Secretary of the Food Committee can be
BOOT either at the Treasury or or premises of the Dairy Farm Com pany in Wyndham Street.) Market Produce:
BUTCHER MEAT.
the
**
Long-Tau Kok ..... Beet Root-Hung Choi Tao Bitter Squash-Fu Kwa Brinjals, Green-Ching Yuan Ka
Red-Hung Kar ...... Cabbage, Chinese (common)--Kai
Choy.
Cabbage, Shanghai Yeh Choy .... Case Shoote, bunch Ken Shua... b. Carrots--Kam Shun...... Celery, Chinese Tong Kan Choi Chillies, Dried-on Lat Chin ... Red--Hung Fe Chiu..... Green-Ching Las Chiu. Curry Stuff, English Kar Jes
Chu Liu
Cucumbers--Ching Kwa.....................
Cts. Garlic-Suen Tau
JAVA-CHINA JAPAN LIJN
REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN
JAVA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
10
14
8
12
EXPECTED
12
**
- 12 30 18 12 23
STAAMEN
-FROM
ON OF ABOUT
Will Leave FOR
ON.OR-ABOUT-
TJIPANAS.....
10:
12
TJIKEMBANG
JAPAN
EHANGHAI
2
Second half of
OotTM Second half of
Ost.
13
8
"
TJIMA HI
JAVA
B
8
TJIBODAS...
JAVA
15
each
5 [JIMANOEK
JAVA
Breast-Ngau Lam ..............
19 Lettuce-Yeung Sang Choi
16 Water Chestnuts-Ma Tai
Ib.
8TJILATJAP.
JAVA
13
Steak Ngau Ynk Pa
22
21
Sirloin Ngau lau.. Sausage Ngan Chaung
33
8 TJITAROEM
JAVA
}}
26 Mushrooms, Fresh--Sang Cho Koo,,
35
12
NJILIWONGİ
JAVA
Becond half o' Oct First half of
Nov. First half of! Nov, First half off Nor. First half of Dee. First half of
JAPAN
SHANGHAI
JAPAN
First half of Nor, First half of
Nov, Sasond half of Nov.
JAPAN
I.0.
Tau
3
Sirloin and Primo Cut-Mei
Lang. Po Corned--Ham Ngau Yuk . Roast--Shiuis
1. Soup-Tong Yuk
17
Ginger, Young-Sun Two Kung...
Old-Lo Keung
lb.
21
13
21 Horseradish, Shanghai-Lik Kan
21 Indian Corn Suk Mai
Mandarin Kwai Lum Ma. Tai...
Buhock's Brains Ngau Know...per set 12 Okroos
Tongue, Iresh-Ngau Li each
Feet Ngau Kark... each
50 Onions, Bombay--Young Chong
Green-Sang Chong..... Shanghai
13... American-Fa Ki Shu Tai
First hall of
Doo.
The Steamers are all fitted throughout with Electric Light and have accommodation for limited number of Balcon Passengers. All steamers carry a duly qualified surgeon. Cargo taken at through rates to all ports in Netherlands India and Australia.” -
bor Particalars of Freight and Passage, apply to the
JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN LIJN.
33
Tongue carned - Ham
Ngau Li
60
""
Head Ngau Tau
**
$1.20
17
"I
Heart Ngau Sum-
lb.
14
Chao Tau
€
Hump, Salt-Ngan Kin
15
22 Parsley--Kuri Teat....
8
12 Potato, Sweet-Fan Shr
3
Kidneys--Ngau Yiu '.....
12
27
53
Tail-Ngau Mei
20
Japanese Yut Poon Shu
Thai
York Buildings, 1st Floor,
8
Hongkong, 22nd October, 1914.
"
Liver-Ngan Kon
Ib.
#
IF
Tripe (undressed)-Ngau
Pumpkin-Tong Kwa
Ť
GRadish-Hung Lo Pak Trai
&
Bead and Feet-Ngau
12
chai-tau-kark
set
$1.20
8
5
JJ
28 Tomatoes-Fan Ke
24 Taros-Wu Tan
5
#
27 Vegetable Marrow-Chit Kwa ....
4
"
15
6
calves'
Mutton
Chop--Yeung Pei Kwat.. lb. Leg-Yeuog Pei Shoulder-Yeung Shau
>
20
Saddle
Khubarb (Fresh)-Tai Woog
Shallots-Con Chung Tan
26 Spinach-Yin Tsoi ....
27 Turnips, Panti (Long)-Lo Pak...
Pig's Chitlings--Chu Chong
Brains-Chu Know...... ..per set 24 Water Cross-Sai Penug Tsel.... Feet Chu Kark ....
14 Jh.
Lily Root-Lin Ngau...... Fry-Chu Chak
Leg-Chu Pel
** Fat or Lard-Chu Yau .....
Sheep's Head and Feet-Yeung
*་
16 Yoms-Tai Shu ........
Head Chu Tax
16
Heart-Chu Sum
Cach
12
Kidneys Chu. Yia
16
Liver Chu Kon in
30
Pork Chop CG Par Kwat
24
30
20
Tau Karks
set
+
Heart Yeung Sum
Kidneys Yeung Yin
Lirar-Yeung Con
each
ĺb.
12
22
22
Sucking Pigs, to order-Chu Chai,,
Suet, Beef-Sang Ngau Yau
31
Matter-Sang Yeung Yau. Vesi-Ngau Chai Yuic
13
Sausages Ngau
Chai
20
Chaung
Lard-Chü Yau
POULTRY.
Chicken-Kai Chai...... Capons, Large, Small-Sin Kal.. Ducks Ap
Dores Tin Kau........
G-The prices of provisions imported from countries other than China (excepting those above enumerated) may not be raised more than 35 per cent. above the retail prices prevailing in the Colour on the 25th July, 1914 Kort-In consideration of the loss sustained by discount on subsidiary coinage, payment for all articles of food not exceeding $2 in value (excepting the articles enumerated in clause ) alta: if ude in subsidiary coin he subject to an additional charge of 7 per cent.
7-Cooking Salt, 2 cents por lb.
Given under my hand and the Public Seal 22 of the Colony at Victoria. Hongkong, this
11th day of September, 1914.
By Command,
30
32.
******* 88 88388KENISA 28 8
Eggs, Hen-Kai Tan (cooking)....per don. 20
Forls, Canton-Kai
27.
Hainan Ho Nabi Kai
Geese Ngo.........
Ib.
$1
Pigeons, Canton-Pak Kup each
Boihow-Hoi How Pak Kup
Turkeys, Cock-Phor Kai Kung...
ንም
Her Phor Kai Na
Garbel-Ka Yu
FISH.
Bream-Bin Yo Canton Tresh Water Fish--Hoi
Sin Yn Carp--Li Yu
Catfish-Chik Ya Codfish-Mun Yu
24
60
CLAUD SEVERN,
Colonial Secretarys. GOD SAVE THE KING.
PRINTING
Nothing creates such a good impression 43basiness as the use of First Class Frinting,
The difference in est between good and 20 bad printing and material is generally oil. THE "HONGKONG DAILY PRESB.“ PRINTING WORKS.
Turn on the Bart Printing at Zeonable
Telephone No. 1574.
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TOURIST, STEAMSHIP AND FORWARDING AGENTS,
BANKERS, &ɛ.
Head Office for the Far East:- 16, DES VŒUX ROAD, HONGKONG.. SHANGHAI: 2-3, Foochow ROAD, YOKOHAMA: 32, WAṛBE STREZT
MANILA-MANILA HÓTEL
TICKETS SUPPLIED to EUROPE by the principal STEAMSHIP LINES ARË.
TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
TOURS arranged to ALL PARTS of the WORLD.
BAGGAGE collected, forworded and insured at lowest rates,
LETTERS of CREDIT and CIBCULAR NOTES ISSUED and ÇASHED, FOREIGN MONIES Exchanged.
CHIRP OFFICE-LUDGATE CIRCUS, LONDON, EC, Hongkong, 3rd July, 1914,
VESSELS
EXPECTED.
THE-AUSTRALIAN MATE.
The A.O. str. Changsha left Port Darwin on the 17th October for. Manila direct, and may be expected to arrive here on or about the 27th inst,
The E. & A. str. Aldenham left Sydney for this port (via Queensland Ports and Manila) on the 29th September, and may:
be expected to arrive here on or about 27th October.
THE ENGLISH MAIL.
The P. & O. str. Fankin ft Singapore
(742
SHIPPING REPORT. The British str, Chenan reports: Fresh monsoon and fine weather,
Week
HONGKONG. TIDE TABLE,
From 23d te 29th October, 1914
HIGH WATER
Height
Low WATE
H'kong.
H'kong
Maan
Menn
· Time
T
It, ing
..23.
· 1.22
for this port on the 21st October, am, with the outward English mails, and is due here on the 26th October, at about Batox, 21 4 p.m.
MERCHANT STEAMERS.
The P. & O. str. Vellore left Bingapore for this port on the 19th October, and is due here on the 24th October, at about
San.
Hon.
Тива
8 a.m.
49m 6 13:1
Height
11 17 8 1 44442 104 6m 7 18 16 5 34 5 18 25m 0 67.78 38.
No infer high nor low water 35 m 1 12 17 2m 10 3 20
No infer, high- nor low-water 27 3 105 8m 11 122 1 9.42 53 7 20 5 3
28 m 4.4666
The Barber Line str. Shimosa left New York via Pezama Canal for Hongkong Wel on the 3rd October, and is therefore expected to arrive here on cr about the Thuis 20 23rd November.
7 25 a 5. 5 60
11 4 4
8.4
0 38
7 35 a 5 8
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