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BAILINGS FROM HONGKONG SUBJECT TO ALTERATION

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1924

Tuesday, 4th Nov.

OLD LONDON.

FAVOURITE HALTING PLACE FOR PILGRIMS IN THE STRAND. What will the Metropolitan Water & ANTWERP-vin Singapore, Board say when they notice that the LONDON, HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM

Colombo, Saez and Port Said.

wells of London are coming into their "LONDON MARU”

own again, or something of it? The

sidiary pipes so thoroughly all over the | Metropolis, and we have become so used to turning on a tap instead of pulling ap a bucket from the bowels of the earth, that the well of London have been almost forgotten.

BIO DE JANEIRO, SANTOS & BUENOS AIRES-via Saigon, Singapore, Board has spread its mains and sub-

Colombo, Darban and Capetown.

"CHICAGO MARU

BOMBAT vis Singapore and Colombo.

"ALPE MARU”

"CELEBES MARU"

HONOLULU MARU”

Bayeror, SAIGON & SINGAPORE.

"BUSHO MARU” -

Monday,

24th Nov.

Tuesday, 4th Nov. Thursday, 20th Nov.

Monday,

180 Dec.

Saturday, 1st Nor..

CALOUTTA es Singapore, Penang & Rangoon..

"INDO MARU'

W

Wednesday, 15th Nov,

VICTORIA, SEATTLE, TACOMA & VANCOUVER vin Shanghai and

Japan Ports.

“AFRICA MARU

Friday,

14th Nor.

NEW YORK via Japan Ports, San Francisco and Panama.

Japan PortS.

*INDO MARU"

HONOLULU MARU" ·

"BORNEO MARU"

“ALTAI MARU·

ABELUNG via SWATOW & AHOY.

"KAIJO MARU"

AMAKUSA MARU""

"TAKAO via Swarow & AMOT.

"KOTSU MARD”

TARAO & KEELUNG

"BATAVIA MARU"..

ф

Tuesday, 18th Oct. Thursday, 30th Oct. Sunday, 2nd Nov Monday, 10th Nov.

Sunday,

gad Nos, 11 am. Sunday, 9th Nov, 11 am,

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Thursday, ith Nor.

Wednesday, 19th Oct.

H

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA

Telephone Nor, 4088, 4088, 4080,

For farther particulars please apply to-

M. TAKEUCHI, Manager.

Good news is it. therefore, that the Clerk's Well. in Farringdon Road, is to be marked so that passers-by may note its presence and that a march is to be made for the well of St. Clement in the Strand. The latter has been obscured these - 50

years

"Another relig of old London has lately passed away: the holy well of St. Cle ment. on the north side of St. Clement Danes Church, has been filled in and cuvered over with earth and rubble, in order to foru”, part of the foundation of the Law Courts of the future."

This was written in 1974. Sad to think that a place which is supposed to exist for the discovery of truth should have Slled up a well, at the bottom of which truth is supposed to lie.

WELLS EVERYTHING.

Wells were everything to old London. They determined how much and in what direction it should grow. The rain soak- ed into the gravel and was held up by the bed of London clay, and was thus pre served in a great underground reservoir which offered a never-failing source of supply to the shallow wells which for merly abounded throughout London. Hence Clerkenwell, Holywell, and Bag. nigge Wells. Professor Prestwich point.

COMPANIA TRASATLANTICA DE BARCELONA"d out bow

Spanish Royal "Maii Line

For MANILA, SINGAPORE, COLOMBO, BURZ, PORT SAID, BARCELONA and OTHER SPANISH POETS.

8.8. "O. LOPEZ Y LOPEZ"

BS. "ISLA DE PANAY”

144

For YOKOHAMA, KOBE MOJI, and SHANGHAI, B.S. ISLA DE PANAY"

414

*

144.

+

L

29th Oct. 21st Dec

3rd Dea. The stemmers of this Company are all classed 100 A1 at Lloyd's and are fitted with every modern conveniense for the comfort and safety of the passengers. Btewardess and Doctor carried.

O. D. BARRETTO

18, Central Avenue, B.G., GasPON.

K·P

For Freight and/or pasagu apply to

IF

BOTELHO BROS, Alexandra Building, Hongkong

KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART

MAATSCHAPPY.

(ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. on Batavia)

THE STEAMSHIP

VAN CLOON "

will be despatched to

SINGAPORE, PENANG and BELAWAN-DELI DIRECT.

6th November, 1924.

st Class Fare to Singapore-3100.

This vessel offers excellent salcon accommodation

All lower berths.

English cuisine.

Doctor carried." Wireless telegraph,

In connection with the Royal Packet Nav. Co.'s (K.P.M.) service to all destinations in the Netherlands East Indies.

For Freight and Passage, apply to

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LYN,

Telephone Central No. 1574.

Agents.

YORK BUILDING, Chatke Road.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.,

COPENHAGEN,

The M/S. JAVA "

will be loading for ANTWERP. DUNKIRK, ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM. HAMBURG, COPENHAGEN and other

Further Sailings

M/S. "Panama HE “Afrika "

M/S. "Malaya

'ES.

Jr

"Annam "

SCANDINAVIAN PORTE.

About 29th October, 1924.

Expected on

or about

6th November

10th December 1st January

M/S." "Australien "” ........ · 2nd February

Will leave homeward-bound on or about

2nd December

18th December

Subject to change without notice.

For further particulars, please apply to :----

†To the Publisher

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JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.,

** HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS"

Ta, Uratex Boad, Horezone,

Plases send me the

"Horciore WIZZLY Paz8,“

from................1924, ta:.

addressed" sa followe:

Agentá

THERES A "LONG, LONG TRAIL

of

Bugs, Fleas, Flies, Beetles, Mosquitoes,

all killed b

KEATING'S

BRITISH

MADE

The early growth of London followed unerringly the direction of this bed of gravel, and Professor Huxley, elaborat ing the text, said that:-.

Settlement was quite impossible where the gravel was absent and the clay ex- |posed. Indeed, it was not until an in- dependent source of water was supplied by the great water companies that a po- pulation was established on the clay dis tricts of Camden Town, St. John's Wood, and Notting Hi

ST. CLEMENT'S WELL.

St. Clement's. Well, the hunt for which has begun, was something more than a Hole in the ground whence our angestore alaked their thirst what time they were not drinking wine or strong al

The scholars of Westminster and the youth of the City resorted bither in the even. ing when they were disposed to take in airing, but others ente too:

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Round this holy well. in the early Christian era, powly baptised converts, clad in white robes, were wont to assemblą

to

commemorate Ascension Day and Vhitsuntide; and, in later times, after the murder of Thomas à Becket had made Canterbury the-resort of pilgrims from all parts of England, the holy well of St. Clement was a favourite halting place of the pious cavalcades for rest and re- freshment.

Was

When. Holywell was only so in name. and much decayed and marred with filthiness," St. Clement's Well

curbed about square with bard stone, kept cleane for common use, and always full. So, we may hope; it will be, when it is brought to the light of day again after half a century of oblivion.

BOOKS CHAINED. IN LIBRARIES.

TREASURES HUNDREDS OF YEARS OLD.

AS CLEAR AS MODERN PRINT.

A curiousity which is commonly missed by the countless tourists who mike holi- day in the lovely valley of the Wye, but has been much enjoyed by the many who have visited Hereford for the Three Choirs festival, is the chained librarie of Hereford, says London: paper.

The old city boasts two of the four chained libraries that survive in the whole of England. (The others are at | Wimborne and Grantham.) One of these is housed in the vestry of the Church of All Saints. The other a great collection of treasures, many of them beyond price is the cathedral fibrary, in the clois-

ters.

Here there remain in their original state-just as medieval scholars read them in days when books were among the costliest of luxuries-some 300 chained volumes, the greater part manuscript,

Many of these books-theological and legal treatises are contemporary with the earliest Norman and Early English portions of the cathedral, and have been in possession of the Chapter since the days of the 12th century Hereford bishops Richard the Capella and Robert de Bethune.

*

EARLIEST PRINTED BOOKS. The earliest MS. is the beautifully written Anglo-Saxon Gospels," volume ascribed to circa 800. A great treasure is a Breviary of about 1280 (Hereford Us) with music-the plain song notation as clear and legible as modern print would be.

There is a noble collection of some of the earliest printed hooks, including a superb copy of Caxton's

Golden Legend" (1483).

The chains and the rings by which the chains are attached to the wood boards of the books are of an alloy, the exact composition of which is not known, defy-" ing rust..

A few of the volumes, such as the Anglo-Saxon Gospels and the Breviary, are under glass, but the most part are on their old chains and may be reached down and rend on the desic below the shelves, just as they have been these many hundreds of years.

An hour in the upper chamber of the Hereford cloisters transports one to an English scholar's life under the early Plantagenets.

WEATHER REPORT,

October 27th at 18.00-Promure has de- creased slightly over Japan and the Philippines. It is nearly stationary elsewhere.

the S.E. coast of China and over the N. China Moderato moonsoon may be repeated along Sea

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Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours anding st Oct. 27th 0.00 inch, Total since boury. January lat, 97.88 inches, against az average of 50.20 inches.

The forcast for the 24 hours ending at 18 hours, Oct. 29th is as follow

FOXICAT

District

E. winds, moderate;

Hongkong to Gap Rock

Formosa Channel South coast of China between

do.

do.

Hongkong and Lamocks

South coast of China between i do.

Hongkong and Hainan

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

fair.

Hongkong Observatory, October 27th,

Previous On Date On Date

Day

Force

INDO CHINA

STEAM · NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED

19

*EWONGSANG"...Wednesday, 29th Oc

Saturday, 1st Nov 8

Saturday, 1st Nor S

2nd Nov 7 138.

SAILINGS SUBJECT TO ALTERATIUN. TSINGTAO vie SWATOW

SHANGHAI MANILA vis AMOY STRAITS & CALOUTTA SHANGHAI via SWATOW HALPHONG via HOIROW BANGKOK via SWATOW TRINGTAU via SWATOW &

SHANGHAI

TIA MOJI MANILA SANDAKAN

BANGKOK via SWATOW

* SUISANG " "LAISANG *FOUSHING" MINGSANG KWAIBANG

WAISHING* PURIPSHING* "NAMSAND"

YUENSANG- "HINSANG-

HOFSANG"

Sunday,

Sunder

londay,

2nd Nov, 1036-

3rd Nov, Noom

Wednesday, 5th Nov. 7am

... Wednesday, 8th Nov. Noom,

Saturday. ...Saturday, Saturday, Monday,

8th Nor, 7 J

8th Nov, 11 J

8th Nov. 3 p. 10th Nov, 15. Ä..

CALCUTTA LINE-This Lize now affords regular anilings to Culentta, Penang and

Singapore; returning from Calcutta stemmers proceed via Stradi and Hongkong to Japan, occasionally calling at Shanghai,

, דייו

All steamers have excellent passenger scommodation, fitted with Wireless and carry a fully qualified Surgeon..

SHANGHAI LINE —Sailings approximately very three days between Canton and

Shanghai, Cometimes calling at Swatow. Through tickets

of a

MANTLA

and Yangtze Ports in Shangha

“LINE--A weekly service is maintained with Mani's by vessels with good passenger accommodation, sailings from both ports avery Saturday,

11.

HAIPHONG LINE-Sailings

BORNEO

442 p.m. 6 a.m.

29.99 29.98

29.95

78

74

37

M

65

73

ESE

E

3

A

0.00..

TIENTBIN

Barometer Temperature Wind Direction... Humidity

Weather...

in

0.00, 0.00 Hightest open-air Temperature on 25th Lowest open-air Temperature on 27th ... 74

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HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,

From Oct. 28th to Nov. 3rd, 1994, HIGH WATE.

Days of

H'kong.

Standard

Time.

Height

LOW WATER.

E'tong

Time.

Standard

Height,

24.

It

m. ft. in Tues. 8m 98 6 9

ཐྭ; Wed. 29 m. @ 58 6 8 m

9 41 a 7 9 3 35

6 3 m

Thur. 30 m 10-48 10 16 Fri. 31 m 11 41

07

15

3 14

8m 18

10 55

i

Satur.

1

11 38 8 0

Sun.

Man.

2

2 850m 7 22

5 49

3

0.34 7 7 8 A 5 0

8 342

5 26

BROTHER AND SISTER.

REVELATION TEARS AFTER MARRIAGE.

Hornce Stephen Maplesden, 23, and Ethel Susannah Maplesden, 21, brother and sister, were committed for trial at Adelaide recently on the charge of hav- ing married.

The evidence showed that the family home was broken up when the accused were small children. Both were placed under the care of "the State children's department.

Fifteen years later they met as strang- ers with different names and became fond of each other. They married and had a chill.

Subsequently their mother reappeared and identified both. The son informed the authorities and pathetically told the count that he was anxious and willing to keep his sister and child.

To bring economic contentment to a people is of the very essence of a pence | work.-Sir Henry Strakosch,

Parties come to different conclusions, not because one is absolutely right and the other absolutely wrong, but because the truth bas many sides and can never be upset,r. Ramsay MacDonald.

Sailings approximately weekly for passenger and cargo, calling ut Heinow both wayɩ LINE-Fortnightly sailings to and from Sandakan by two 5,000 tum steamers, La. "HINSANG" and 6.1. "MAUSANG," book staamses

Cargo taken having excellent passenger socommodation. through Bills of Lading for Kudat: Jesselton, Lubuan. TawALO, KIND Lahad Datu

4

LINE-A regular service is run from March to November between Heag

kong and Dentin, cecasionally calling at Waihaiwai and Chefoo. BANGKOK LINE-A weekly service is provided between Hongkong and Bangkok vis

Swalow by Ave steamers itted with up-to-date passenger accom modalic

CALCUTTA

LINE

&& "LAISANG" will be despatched on or about Saturday, 1st November, 3 p.m., for SINGAPORE, PENANG"

& CALCUTTA.

Through Bills of Lading issued to BANGOON, MADBAS, PÖRT

SWETTENHAM and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Freight or Paige apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

GENERAL MANAGERS. TELEPHONE NO. CENTRAL 215,

GLEN AND SHIRE

JOINT SERVICE OF STEAMERB.

D.K.-STRAITS, CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE.'

OUTWARDS.

Verse).

Due Hongkong

" CARMARTHEV8HIRE" 13th Nov. "CARNARVONSHIRE" 27th Nov. "GLENTARA "GLENBEG *

HOMEWARDS. Vassal. Leaves Hong.

** GLENOGLE” London.

Rotterdam

Dimkargad

Neon 18th Oc

Hambary

*GLENGARRY"

18th Nov.

14th Dec.

London,

and

Hamburg

.. 26th Dec.

*GLENAPPTM

274

6th Dee.

London, Rotterdam.

Hamburg.

...

Botterdam

"Movements are subject to change without notice, For Freight or further Particulars, please apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. THE GLEN LINE, LTD., AĢEȘTI.

Telephones : Central No. 215 sub-rz, 23, und Ümirat 1595,

THE HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK Co., LTD.

TELEGRAPHIC ADDPRZE). "MANIFESTO," HONGKONG.

Codes Ukan AI, ARO FI Edition; Engineering: First and Becand Hitler Western „Union, and Walkina, Benson's, Marsoni

Doek Owners, Ship Builders, Marina and Land Engineers, Boller Maker, 1901 and

Brass Founders, Förge Masters, Mlectricians;.

OIL TANK STEAMER "PALUDIŅA”

'437 _0757 17 13' 0" 8,400 tons dw. x 8100 E.F.

duit by THM HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK 00, LED, sá KOWLOON DOGER be the

✅ TEF, ANGLO BAKOK PEZNOTNUM JO, XFD, being an af, foxa, dlmedlar wa

to the mma mader,

Please address enquiries to the Chief Manager:

Z. B. DEZE 7. 86,

„A., Kowzeer Decz, Hosezeno)

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