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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 2iør, 1913.

BRITISH TO THE BACKBONE

WEATHER REPORT.

On-the-20th-at 10,0a.m.-Pressure-hes increased moderately over N. Japan and decreased slightly elsewhere; it is "relatively low over N. China and the China 8.

The sail-cyclone continues to weaken and le moving slowly north-eastwards.

Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending of 10a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches.

The forecast for the 24 hours sading ai noor to-day is as follows

DISTRICT,

FORECAST

Light easterly ex

fine,

Hongkong & Neighbourhood variable winds;

KWANGTUNG FLOOD RELIEF SUMMER CLOTHES IN PARIS.

FUND.

SUBSCRIPTION LIST," "NO. 4.

SILES AND MUSLING.

AGE, AND THE NEW SKIRT,

The Tung Wah Hoepital begs to donations to the Kwangtung Flood Relief (FROM THE TIMES" FASHION CORRESPONDENT acknowledge with thanks the following

Fund:-

His Excellency Sir Henry May,

K.C.M.G.

Douglas Steamship Co., Ltd. Messrs. David Sassoon & Co., Ltd. Hongkong Ropo Manufacturing

Co., Ltd.

Captain T. Hall Mr. J. W. Kew

Dr. R. H. Hanson

Dr. R. M. Gibson

The same

Mossen Wright & Hornby

Formosa Channel

South count of China between | The Hongkong and Lamcake. Į South coast of China between (The Hongkong and Hainas...1

*

No. 1..

Mossre. Johnson, Stakes & Master H.M.S.

Rov. Norman C. Pope

No. 1

Mrs. Murray: Scott

same

Mr. Robert Baker

No. 1,

Mr. F. C. Hall

D..0..Office Staff Tai Po $100 Tai Po market per Mr. D. W.

Tratman

CHINA-COAST-METEOROLOGICAL Mr. M. H. E. Elias

REGISTER.

20TH JULY, AM,

*200

Wind

Barometer

at Bes -Loral.

Temperature.

Humidity.

Firethey.

Direction.

Force.

29.81

* 29.99

I 29.99

SW

11

29.95

BSE

29.08

ENE

Cettler Fulm

atmere

Why Live Merchany of the Ease

IMAPIER

JOHNSTONE'S

“SQUARE BOTTLE”

WHISKY.

UNVARIED FOR OVER

150 YEARS.

THE SAME TO-DAY AS IN

1745.

BEWARE OF

IMITATIONS

SOLE AGENTS IN HONGKONG

LANE CRAWFORD & CO.

and from ALE WINE MERCHANTS,

Fes

An early morning cup of

VAN HOUTENS

Cocoa makes a good start for the day

73-a-3

Station.

Vladivostock 7a, 29,20 €4,96 Nemuro

16.29.83 Hakodate Tokio Koobi Nagasaki Kagoshima... Oshima HERO Naha

lahi ja Bonin It.

Chefoo

Weihaiwal ...

Hankow.CES

Johang ***** Kinking Changsha

Shanghai

Sharp Peak

Over 30 years ago the lake Lord BeaconsGeldteatised to the benefits. be received from HIMROD'S CURE, every post brings similar letters to-day.

ROD

CURE for

ASTHM

FAME) FOR 40 YEALS,

Sold in ons by all Chemists and Stores "throughout the Country. Beware of uitations.

APIOLINE

(CHAPOTEAUT)

T

LADIES

For functional troubles, delay, pala and those irregularities peculiar to the WI,

Prescribed by the highest French $1 dicet authorities sai, superior" to, Fasey, stent Drops arid Petal royal CHAFOTEAUT, & rua Vivianne, Pris hard by 5. Czemista.

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY

THERAPION No.

CULES DISCHARGES.ZITKEABEX WITHOUTEFLECTIONS,

THERAPION No. 2 THERAPION No. 3

DURYS BLOOD POISON, BAD LEGE, GAIN WAUFIONS

GURESCURONIC WEAKN69913, DRAINE, LUST FIGOR, SC DOLD BY LEADING CHEMBY FAR IN ENGLAND,29 HENDRTANT AGURPSS ENVELOPE.res

REE BOOK TO DR. LEGLENG MESCO, A CURG | HAVERSTOCK RD, STAMPSTEAD, LONDON, FOR YOU

DRAGĖS (TĀSTELÅSE) VORSDOP-

EASY TO TAKE

THERAPION

SATE AND LASTING CUKR.

BEE THAT TRADE MARKET WELD 'THERAPION ROA EXIT, GOVT. STAMO APFIZER TO ALL, A RAVINE PACKETA S_IN#*OT ON HAVING THERAPION.

[100

Ta

ENE

Mr. R. E H.

Chan Kwan Yuk Tong Mr. Leung Kin Sang Mossrs. Ying Fat Tuen Per Kwong Wali Hospital Messrs. Wo Hing

Inhabitants of Cheung Chau Island

Mow Lee Steamship Co.

Messrs. Kwong Tai Yuen

Mesars, Kung On Tai memin

Poultry Guik!

Messrs. Fook Cheong Hing

Messrs. Ming Kực

Mesars. Wo Shing

Messrs. Ping Ken Hong

Mrs. Lum Wong Shi

-} | Mr. Poon Sut Cho

Messrs. Kwong Shing On

Messrs. Krong Tak Wing Per Auctioned Goods Dealers

Staff and Members of Tai-Shun-

Cheong Hong.........

Tang Yuen Cheong No. 3 Family Mrs. Chow Shi of Tang Yuen

Choong

Mr. Wong Pak Ting 6oqm Mr. Pang Ching Po

2 b

Gutalait....

7a.

Amoy MATRIM 6 29.70

b

Messrs. Han Tak Cheung · Mr. Li Ngai Chi

Luen Yik Tong

Mr. Lum Tec Man

Mr. Lum Ngai Po Messrs. Tung Fat

Mr. Chong Chung Tổng Messrs. Tai Hing Messrs. Hing Kee Messrs. Shui Wo Luen On Company Messrs: On Tai

MISS VON PETZOLD.

GERMAN WOMAN PASTOR OF BRITISH CHURCH.

an un

For a woman to be the pastor of an English church is rare,

For naturalised German woman to occupy PARIS, June 12.

such a position' is unique. It goes with 500.00 The midsummer heat of this week bas out saying that Miss you Petzold, MA, 1,000.00 caused avery one to rush into summer cloth

500,00 ing, and there should be plenty of material rainister of the Waverley-road Church a

for those who write of feminine vanities. Small Heath, Birmingham, is a very 500.00 But this year it is a people's Paris, with only remarkable woman..

With her as a helper in the conduct

100.00

small leavening of society, and snart 25.00 clothes are not general. The Bois de Bou-

20.00 logne on Sunday still makes a festive picture, of the church, is another young German 6.00 but not atall like that of last year at the same woman, Miss Hoss Wiedemann, who i 250-90-time Then its pel sound and its race been many years in Eugland and, 's, like 250.00 courses wery brilliant with Tower lige von Petzold, an

25.00 fashion to tiny they are completely deserted naturalisation.

applicant for 15.00 and only the middle classes fit butterfly like 20.00 down the broad avenues, the shudy alleys, Mise von Petzold. "I took

"I regard myself as English," said 25.00 and the laws of the Pré Catelan. In town, university degree in this country, and I 25.00 society looks in now and then, on its way studied theology and entered the ministrs an. English elsewhere, and calls at the favourite rendes hore,

e-of-other days just to see if anyone elsegregation than that I hate war.

a Democrat, although my father was --

I have said no moro to my cons

is doing the same thing.

To the society woman Paris is, indeed, per-Prussian officer. 25.00 potually in August garb as far as social things

273.004

I am

10.00 go. Officially, nothing is happening an "It seems so strange to me that when 500.00 officially, every one meets every one else at I went to proach at Oxford the other day 500.00 one time or another. No one has his house it should be necessary for me to go to the 400.00 open, and entertaining is a dead art. Yet police for permission to travel dither. 401.05 there is now an established every-day exis- The Waverley-road Unitarian Church, 300.00 torce where mild, intimate family distractions Small Heath, Birmingham, decided to 439.30 go on, at which women wear pretty clothes petition the Home Secretary to grant and a semblance of gaiety. Family luncheons naturalisation papers to their minister, and dinner parties are quite naturally, com- the Rev. Gertrude von Petzold, M.A, ab in en enough, for the French family gathers the earliest opportunity. together more than ever in these days A-resolution adopted by the church Three and four g

sometimes states that Miss von Petzold has lived for generations are seen at the same dinner table. A solder of eighteen years in England is a graduate the family comes home on leave and every of a British university, and has been a 200.00 one comes to meet him who can claim minister for nine years. Her papers have relationship. The closeness of the French been signed, among others, by a Privy 200.00 family tic is very obvious, and every day Councillor. Unwavering confidence is

200.00 200.00 200.00 -200.00 200.00 200,00 200.00

160.00

as it passes, seems to bind it more closely expressed by her church adherents in her 150.00 Tu look after one's own kin is a first rule of character and work. 160.00 French family tradition, and it takes a great Rosa Widnain, has lived in England Her helper Misa 185.72 dual more than a touch of nature to make twenty-four yours and the church also

Frenchman kin to the whole world..

146.70

At all these family gatherings, at all these vouches for her character and personality, 100.00 chance meetings in Paris tea rooms, or at

Miss Petzold took an M.A. degree at any of the hastily-arranged restaurant dinner Edinburgh University and subsequently 100.00 parties women are dressing well and quietly, studied theology for three years at Man- 100.00 The full skirt has obviously been accepted, chester College, Oxford. She was for four 100.00 although there are still those who look years minister at the Fre Christian 100.00 askance at their own reflections in the short, Church, Leicester, and undertook a two 100.00 wide, rivandiere tailor-made, Its convenience years preaching engagement in the United 100.00

is a plea for its existence, but the silhouette States She was born in Germany of an 100.00 it gives to any at a tall, slim figura does old Lutheran family. 100.00 not make it of all things the most lesirable. 100.00 There is always just a hint of the chorus girl 100.00 in it when it is worn by a Frenchwoman 100.00 and the Englishwonnn nakes it reminiscent 100.00 of the golf links. The big dressmakers excel 100.00 in making charining conts to go with it, but 100.00 they are inclined to advise a shortness that 100.00 is indiserect, considering the rarity of 100.00 slender ankles.

29.74

29.73 77

29.79 77

Messrs. Yee Wo

29.73 78

Kung Hing Company

-100.00

cf

3lessrs. Yeu Choong

100.00

Messrs. Sang Yuen Looug

100.00

bf

Messre, Shan Shing

Messrs. King Yue

Messrs. Kwong Yuen

Messrs. Yan San

Talhoka... 529.74

Taichu, ..................in]

Taizan -...............

Kosting....

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Pescadoros

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Canton ...............ai: till m

Hongkong

Gap Beak...... 29.

Macao

Wechowa,

Eloiboy ****]

Pakhoi

Phulian

Terrano,.

Cape St. James

29.69

29.60 29,72 75

59.74 79 56

1

Messra. Fook Tai

Messrs. You Sang Leong

Messrs. Kwong Hung Shing

Messrs. Wa Ye Shing

Messrs. Wo Cheong

Fook Wa Company

Mr. Lum Fai Ting

THE BEST DRINK

Aparri

Dagupan

IN HOT WEATHER.

Manila

13

Legaspi

29.71 17

Large supplies- have lately

Tacloban ...

Messrs. Wing Shing Loong

'arrived from London.

Iloilo.

29.71 7995

Mesars. Shiu Keo

Surigao.....

29,71 77 94

1

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OF ALL STOREKEEPERS,

2

29.70 78 94

R

5)

Mrs. Wong Leng Shi

C. W. JEFFRIES, Direstor

MONTSERRAT

LIME JUICE

1366-1

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, July 2011.

Barcmeter Temperstars Humidityor is Wind Direction

Force

Weather inte

Previous On Dateju Date

Day st

at 9 p.m. 68.00 -3pm.

Bigbeer open air Temperatura on 19th.. 89 Tommet rea- niy Tamperelmes + a 19th

Labuan

H

1:BABONATEN, Uced to 32 degreen stretti on the level of the eas in inches, tonthe sa hundredthe.

2 TEMPERATURE, In the shade, is degren

Fabrankait.

5 BUBIDITY, in percentage of winrsion 1. humidity of ale matmented with molatura being kie,

& Dianezzon or Wind, to two peita.

Fosun or Wmn, according to Beaufort Bonia. STATS OF WRATUR, b blue sky, a detached cloud, ddrisaling rain, f log, g gloomy,

lightning, Overonat, peasing showers, q agant,

min, now, thunder, visibility, wdew (es).

Bay in inches, t tenths and hundredthr.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,

Height

Messrs. Hip Knt.....

Messrs. Ching Sham Cheong

Wai Kut Bank Wing Tak Bank Messrs. Wing Tong Fook Messrs. Wing Shun Wo... Messrs. Yus Shing Cheong Mossrs. Fung Yuen Hing

Mr. Wong Pik Sat

Messrs. Hing Shing Lee

B. Kehr Singh, Hongkong, Can- ton and Macao S.B. Co.'s Wharf....

Ujagar Singh, N. Mudy & Co. Master Bishon Singh, Anglo-

Indian School

B. Harnam Singh, Japanese

Whart

Mahan Singh, Army Ordnance

Department

Gujar Singh, Rope Factory

Jamadar Jaggat Singh, H.K.

Policor

B. Maghar Singh, Wonglichung. Kehr Singh, Jardine

Ujagor Singh, A. S. Watson & Co. Baghel Singh, Gas Co.

Garrison a toman Catholic claptain who (la Hongkong there is attached to tho was a German subject down to the outbreak of the war, but is now naturalised British subject.-Ed.]

AN ARTLESS MESSAGE FROM A GERMAN TRENCH,

The following incssage, written in

Commites Canal :--

DECEPTIVE TAILOR-MADES, Unquestionably the full skirt is at its best 100.00 as a summer dress in finy fabric. A little 100.00 silk frock with flounces or plents is an 100.00 Adorable thing, so is any little dress in English, was recently thrown into one of 100.00 muslin, voile, or crêpou; but the cloth tailor the British trenches north of the Ypres 100.00 made leaves one questioning its right to 100.00 exist. It is chisappointing to mistake a lady 100.00 of 40 for a jeune fille of 18, in the distance; yet 100.00 that is always what is happening. You begin 100.00 to ponder on the wonderful emancipating 100.00 ininence of the war at the sight of a girl of

Your compatriots have made us 100.00 tender years walking by herself in the proche; you say we use gas, and pretend 100.00 Champs Elysées, and when you are face to it to be weakness. Never, my dears; it is 100.00 face with her it is disconcerting to realize to use by the better and greater perfection only an assistance, which we are allowed 100.00 that she is the mother of a girl as old as you and development of our chemical and techini- 100.00 inngined her to be herself. The problem

Dear Neighbours.

Friday, June 4th.

some

100.00 obylously presents itself Is it worth while cal knowledge, by our superiority in the 100.00 looking 10 in the distance to be proved over the catastrophe of the Lusitania, proving. sciences; for the second your people talk of

100.00 4 face to face 1

Wa musti

100.00 With the summer frocks in silk or innstin with it that wo killed women and babing 100.00 this illusion does not happen, because a sunt Thero is the only one answer. 100.00 per muslin can be long enough without being protect ourselves? Try to kill the wasp 100.00 dull and dowdy, whereas it is difficult for aand it will sting." By troubling our com- 700.00 cloth tailor-made to be smart unless short merce you want to perish Clormany, or (cullo. 80.00 and full of swagger. There is more than aquial spoken) to kill innocent women and hint of the erincline in some of the little children by famino. But now the difference: summer dresses in silk, and it is quite pretty Are your women and habies" obliged to 25.00 to see the way in which wonen manage them, reader themselves into the danger? If they 18.00 Little checks look fresh for warm days, and do, they are responsible for it." Their fata

with a front of fine lingerie made with a semi-ies in their hands. Not so with us. 5.00 high collar-that is

is to say, with a collur that You think that you are happy in this game. is high behind and not in front-they can be But this time passed another will come. both cool and discreet. Black and white or How long do you think to maintain your 5.00 blue and white are the farourite colours positions? Don't you think we shall win 5.00 worn togetlier, and the sunshade should be in spite of the lot of our enemies? For you. chosen to match. A wide-brimmed hat may ight for commerce and money, but we fight be worn without compunction, although the for our country for "To be or not to be." little toque is by no means out of favour, That is the question,

The neatness of the present coiffure is

The beginning of a victorious end is made. 5.00 adiniruble, but it is extraordinary that some The Serbs want to make peace with Austri

women prefer to dress thoir hair in the fashion and Russia, seeing that her interests in the at the expense of their own good looks, Balkons are threatened by Italian's docters- There are quite as many women whom the tion of war, and tired by the great loss in 1.00 new hair-dressing does not suit as there are inlicia, would be fit for peace

1.00

1.00

whose aukles literally ery-out-with-shame

Britous, don't you fear the end? Attending your answer.

-1:09 when their owner leaves them uncovered will ranke you feel the concentration of all: The day which will bring those occurrences except by the inadequate stocking, and even our forces and then.. though it seems a pity to destroy traditions 1.00 in these days it is lamentably true that the daughter of a hundred earls is just as prone to thick joints as the daughter of a newly- 1.00 created knight or the child of a rag-picker. 2.00 Nature is a terrible Socialist,

1.00

1.00

Bhagat Singh, H.K.C. and M. S.B.

Co.'s Wharf

5.00

29.23

29.83 29.79

Chat Singh, H. Ruttonjeo Hotel. Indar Singh, Diss Bros.

5.00

5.00

87

77

88

From 21st to 597th July,

Jewan Singh

65

93

62

East

2

0

West

1

HIGH WATER

LOW WATHE

Bishen Singh, King's Park Shoot-

ing Range

5.00

C

of

Raiso i

Wkong

H'long

78

Mead Time

bm.

Meant

Time

H

Wed. 21 m 3 32

5 15 3 0 Thara. 22 4 S1

650 a 37 Fri. 23 m 5 31

Batur. 27 m € 27

tt, io.

k.m. 57m 11 20

926 3

It in.

·0 32 1 4

€ 125

9

10

3 2

Sun.

25 m 7 23

7 7m

26

3 A

9 52

4 0

3 to 0 1

Mon.

26 8.10

7 8

1 26

3 2

10.27

THES

27 m 0.8

lu 59

7 Bm 21 4, 2

ON BALK

4 TARI OP TU

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FROM 1874 TO 1909,

PRICE

# CABR.

On Bale at the DAILY Pass Oe or Loa Bookzetiem.

"A Good Digestion"

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Made in a Minute-

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The 'Allenbury DIET is a Food for Adults and is quite distinct from the well-known 'Allenburys' Foods for infants.

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and London, England.

10 21 3 6 130408 124830 2.18 03

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Allenburys'

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3 0 4 1 0 2

Bahan Singh, Passenger Pala Singh, Empire Cinema Co. Bhagat Singh, Sanitary Dept.

Bhir Singh, Gas Co........ Sundar Singh .......

Jagat Singh, Jack Co. Naud Singh,

Honghom....

Cement

Works,

Dial Singh, A.S.C. Myla Transport. Autar Singh, Taikoo

Sorg-Major Mahindar Singh,

H.K. Police

3. Dhian Singh, H.K. Police...... Mrs. Sundar Singh, Sikh Temple

President's wife.....

B. Mota Singh, Tong-wo Wharf.... B. Lacbhman Singh, P. & D. Co. B. Kshen Singh, A. ́S. Watson &

Company

B. Gurdip Singh, Fish Street ... B. Bhag Singh, Str. Fatshan...... B. Harnam Singh, Lok To To...... B. Prem Singh, A. S. Watson &

Company

Already acknowledged

Total

1,00

1.00

Curiosity is a great incentiva.to worsen to wear now fashions, I believe. "I wonder 1.00 what it feels like to wear a wide skirt!" says

a woman, and she buys our just to see. A 1.00 desire to see herself with tightly-drawn hair

I remain, Yours sincerely,

One of YouR NEIGHBOURS.

THE RULING PASSION.

It was at a review of a company of

1.00 persundes her to set aside the softening wave National Volunteers in the neighbourhood 100 from her brow and so quite spoil her profile of London.

1.00

Possibly there was somed

It amuses her to try new clothes, now sense-nervousness on the occasion. However,. 2.00 tions; new troubles even are better than old that may be, when the command came ones, and the only consolation about her Number from the right," the turn of ventures when they happen to be unplea-the eleventh man revealed a certain 1.00 sant ones, is that we know they will not last. absence of mind. 10.00 When, however, they are ventures of the fine, cight-nine-ten-knave!

The numbers ram,, 2.00 beroic order, and many of them are in these days, we like to think that they will lust, and 1.00 sometimes they do. The nurse's uniform is 1.00 still a favourite dress for women of all classes, 5.00 and is likely to remain in fashion until the 2,00 war is over.

1:00

$169,058.24

..8181,099.01

BRITISH VOLUNTEERS FROM

AMERICA

A SHIPPING RESTRICTION.

The following Pross communique was issued at Simla on the 3rd instant: In timation has been received from the Secretary of State that sinov the policy as regards a commodity or consign ment may change after shipment.

Нія Majesty's Government by nequiveing in any particular shipment, do not renounce the right to deal with it as they think fit, when it reaches British water.

BRITISH AMBASSADOR, ABES FOR INFORMATION. A Washington telegram, dated July 8th, appearing in the Japan papers, anys: Mr. Kipling, speaking at a recruiting Sir Cecil Spring Rice, British Ambas- meeting, gaye reasons for making war. sador, has asked the State Department He described the state of the Belgians for information as to what distinction it compelled to work at the bayonet's point draws between the return of reservists from

How a British soldier, a prisoner in- for sufficient food to support life, with Amories to countries having a Reserve Germany, contrived to let his friends- so more rights than cattle, unable to lift system and the despatch of Volunteers to know he was underfed is shown by a post- a hand to protect the honour of their those countries like England not having card received by his mother in Manches-. women. The same system was prevailing Reserves. It is understood there have ter: "We had a good tip out here for the- when the Germans occupied France and been indictments charging violation of Derby if you dare to back it, for this will 24g-d-Poland. If we allowed Germany to win neutrality against some representatives of just be in time for it. Nogrub is the name

England's fate would be tenfold worse. the latter.

we have here."

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