1909-09-04 — Page 7

THE GUNPOWDER EXPLOSION

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AL·KINYA.

"AnticipatăD COMPENSATION BY WAR OFFICE.

A The War Office seems, according to Japan ese papers, to be prepared to grant compensa tion for the damages suffered by the people in the vicinity of the scene of the recent explosion. A high adjutant officer in the War Office is said to have staled that po report on the cause of the explosion or deinits of the damage had yot been received. The Osäka Army Division has the onus of Camidering the course to be taken for paying compensation to the people suffering as a result, of the explosion, but the question is hardly likely to be settled before the conclusion of investigations. If the disaster I found to be due to a sudden change in the weather, as la now supposed, the War Office will not accept the responsibility of paying compensation, the disaster arising from via thafor, as in the case of the explosions at Itabashi and Iwabama. But in sympathy with the unfortunate people who have sustained loss, the War Office may grant a suitable sum as compensation even if the disaster proves to ba due to natural action:

SHANGHAI'S NEW BUILDINGS.

"STANDARD OIL CO.'S OFFICER.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 4 1900

"GIRT OF £100,000.

"TO"FOUND"HOME"OF REST." "AFTER

'OPERATIONS.

A gift of £100,000 has been made by Mr. Braest Frederick Schiff, of Carlos-place, W., and the Stock Exchange, to the proposed Home of Recovery for surgical convalescents.

SHIPPING AND MAILS

MAILS DUR

Indian (Catherine Apcar) 7th inst. German (Prins Bitel Friedrich) 8th inst. Indian (Namiang) 15th inst. Canadian (Empress of India) 15th-inst,'

The P. & C. S. N. Cole L. Ceylon left Re-Singapore for this port on 3rd inst., at 2000.

and is dus here on 8th inej, at a p.m.

It will be called the Schiff Home of covery, and will be a great boon to the huge number of patients dismissed from hospital. when hardly fit to leave, sad for, whom the ordinary convalescent home is not available.

The Imperial German Mail s.s. Prins Walda. or left Nagasaki on 3rd lnst., at 3 pm and may be expected bere on 7th inst., p.m.

The Imperial German Mail *.*. Prins Eitel Part of the to 1,000 has already been ex

Friedrich carrying the German Malls with peaded on the premises of the new institution. dates from Berlin of the 12th ult, left Singa The estate of Bevandean, at Oxsbolt, pear pore on 3rd inst, at 5 pm, and may be expect Claremont, Surrey-about 44 acres in exteated here on 8th in!., at 5 am. has been purchased. This estate already coo tains a residence, built by Sir John. Tiid some ton years ago.

The residence will be able to hold some 'go or 60 patients' beds, and will necessitate little alteration to adapt it for the purposes of the home. It is further proposed to erect a new wing, which will be devoted to parsons suffer- ing from diseases of the chest, and will provide accommodation for between 20 and 30 patients. It is expected that the new home will be ready for occupation in a few months.

BALANCE FOR END'WMENT." The cost of the estate purchased is less than one half of Mr. Schiff's donation, and the balance of the donation will go towards an ear dowment fund. This sum and £15,000 legacy recently left by a Mrs. Evans, together, with subscriptions, make a total amount of about £120,000.

The president of the home is Princess Louise Duchess of Argyli, while the Earl of Lytton is the chairman of the Managing Committee.

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Yet another important new building is being erected in Shanghai, says the N, L. D. Nea The Standard Oil Company of New York is, building a fiae new hong, at the corner of Cad- too and Szeckuen Roads, and judging by the plans, this structure will be a striking addition to Shanghai's architecture. Whether it will be of artificial stone or granite, has not yet bedoing Leader that he had made the gift to per- decided, but the foundations, which are of reinforced concrete, will be suitable for either. They are monolithic, and the weight of the building will be accurately distributed over the whole area by a system of reinforced concrete beams which are a portion of a reinforced "rafi." By this means it is confidently expect ed that subridence will be prevented, or, at any rate, reduced 'very' appreciably. It will take about two months to complete the foundations, and then the building of the superstructura will be begun. The balling will have a frontage to both roads, the total

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Shipping.

Arrivals.

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Keemuts, Br. 8,5,867, R. Conradi, 3rd Sept., Manila 1st Sept., Gen.-B. & S. Devawongse, Gor 3.8., 1.057, F. Rehwaldi, 3rd Sept, Bangkok 28th Aug., Rice and Teak.-B. & S. Kaifuku Maru, Br... 1,903, S. Sada, 3rd Sept.-Moji 18th Aug. Coal.-M. B. G. Tilatjap, Dut. 1.5 3,475, P. I. you Emmstick, 3rd Sept.-Amey and Sept., Gas--J. C. J. L.

1.1., 616, J. W. Evans, 4th Sept., Haimua, Br.

-Swatow 3rd Sept, Gen.-D., & Co. Hingang, Br. 1, 1,536, A. G. Smith, 4th Sept.

-Wakamatsu 28th Ang., Coal, M. Co.

Sorsogon, Am. 1a, 812, J. Mogarte, 3rd Aug,

➡Hoilo zoth July, Sugar -Jorge & Co. Sungklang,-Br.. Ls, 987, P. Gole, 27th Apg

-Hollo a3rd Aug., Gen.-B. & S. Tuming, Br. 281,350, G. H. Poonsfather, 3rd Sept. Manila 31st Aug., Hemp and Gen. -B. & S. Tientsiv, Br. s. 1,217, F. Boyd, 3rd Sept-

Canton and Sept. Gen.-B. & S.. Telemachas, Br. 8., 1,340, G. Edwards, 8tb. Aug-Manila gth Aug., Ballast. Wo Fat Sing.

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SAILING - VIS.

Eciple, Br, 4-masted barqus, 2,969, J. White, 28th Aug, Casion 27th Aug., Bailant.--- S. O. Co.

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King George, Br. ship, 2,057, J. E. Jeffrey, 1st

Aug, New York 9th April, Keroklue,

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Varnols

Steamers Expected.

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Timor, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cook- town, Calios, Towarville, Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Malboume, Adelaide, Dunedin, Perth and Fremantle-Per Emping, 15th Sapt., 2T AN

Shanghai-Por Chinhwa, 16th Sept., §.7.M. Shanghal, Yokohamaa, Kobe and Mol-Per Namsang, 17th Sept. 11 AM.

Manila-Por Loongiane, 17th Sept., 3 P.M. Shanghal, Nagmaki, Kobe, Yokohams, Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.) via Siberia Mail to Europa-Par Montsagls, 18th Sept

to 4.3,

Karops. &c, Indie, via Tuticorla-Per Astay, 18th Sept, if ..

Singapore, Samarang and Sourabaya-Par Himsang, 18th Sept., 5 P.M.

Manila, Zamboangs, Port Darwin, Thunday

Island, Cooktown, Calms, Townsville, Bris bane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zea land, Melbourne, Adelalde, Dunedin, Perth and Fremantle-Par Talgwas, 23rd Sept., 3.P.M.

ZO-MORROW.

St. John's Cathedral. 5th September; 13th Sunday after Trinity: Holy Communion 7,30 mm. Matins 13 m., Responses: Farial, Venita: Stanley, Psalms: ofthe gth morning, Te Deum: Smart in F, Jubilater Goodson, Anthem: "Send out Thy Light"-Gounod.

| Shanghai.. B, & 5.... Sept. Gleatay Singapore: McG. & G. Sept. Singapore C. & Co,... Sept. Capti Catherine Alcar Singapore.D. S. & Co Sept. P.. Waldeniar... Nagainki.......... M. & Co Ceylon Singapore, P. & O. Co Sapt P. E. Friedrich Slagapore. M. & Co... Supt. 8 Holy Communion ta noon, Kyrie: Smart in Sept. 8, Hymne: 237 and 321, Preacher: The Bishop Yatorola Maru Singapore N. Y. K.....

'Victoria Monteagic...... Japan C C. P. R. Oo Søpt. 11 |9f| Naming Criculis... M. & Co Sept. 15 N.8.-Fraim 25, Verses 1, 3, 9, 10, 31 la vélson.

1, 8, 12 Emp, of India. Vancouver C, P, R, Co Sept. 16 | 24.

Brensdag 5:45 pm Responses: Ferial P. Siglimuad... Sydney ... M. & Co... Sept. 17

N. Y. K... Supt. 18 Psalms: Macfairan, Magnificat: Go 7th Ceylon M.ru.. Bombay...

8. & S. Sept. 19 evening, Nane Dimittia: Havergal 7th van &........ Sydney....

Ster... M. & Co... Sept. 23 inx, Hymus: 371, 125 and 38, Preacher: Rev. Tranquebir

R. B. Ogilby, of Baguio, P.I.

Carl Diederichsen, Ger. .8., 774, Į. Kayser, 4th Sept.—Pakkai and Hoibow 3rd Sept. Geb.-1.& Co.

Fri, Nor. 1.1., 860, 0 Wagle 4th Sept.,-

Sourabaya 23rd Aug, Sugar-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co..

DUCK RETORNS.

HONGKONG AND WHÁNPOA DOCKS.

Kowloon Dock,

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Sorsogon

Magban...........one '11

Hoi Sang Hygeia

Perseus, Br. 3.0, 4.299, E. Warrall, 4th Sept.. Mr. Schiff told a representative of the Morn

Szechuen, Br. 1.1., 1,228, Sidford, 4th Sept.,

Shanghai rst Sept, Gen.-B. & ́s. petuate the memory of his brother, Mr. Alfred'

-Canton 3rd Sept, Gen.-B. & S. G. Schiff (who died a year ago), also in gratis Chocap. Br. s., 1,300, 1. H. Brown, 4th Sept., tude for his own recovery from illness, He had Canton 3rd Sept., Gen.-B. & S..

Sapt, Canton 3rd Sept., Gen.-J., M. & | Fausang............... expressed a with, he said, to do something Kwonguang, Br. .., 1,427, W. F. Baker, 4th substantial in the way of charity, and it was

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Shinano Maru suggested that he should bring into life an Childar, No. 8, 1,102, H. Nielsen, 4th Sept, institution the Home of Recovery-which badBangkok via Swatow 37th Aug., Gen.—

Kin Tye Loug.. * only nominally existed for the last two years.

Kueichow, Br... 1,215, W. B. Brown, 4th Sept Tenisin vis Cheloo and Swatow 27b Aug., Gen.-B. & S. Henrik Ibsen, Nor..., 3,000, M. B. Stran- witht, 4th Sept.,--Portigad, Or, 1st Augu Geo.-P., & A. S. S. Co.

The scheme appeated' to him, and so be fell in with the idea. He had consulted, in tha first instance, Mr. Maye Robson, the eminent qurgeon, who had performed a dangerous.oper.

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TAIKOD DOCKS.

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Wesleyan Methodist Church, WANCHAL

Sunday Services 10.15 am, and'diç'p.m., Preacher: Rev. R. Ellison...

Sacrament of the Lord's Supper at close of Evening Service.

Sallon and Soldiers' Homs, Arsenal Street. Sunday '3 p.m. P. 5. A, Mr. T. M. Elliott 8.p.m. Gospel Meeting, Mr. D. H. Young, Monday 8 p.m. Fellowship Mesting, Wednesday 8p.m. Tampance Meeting.

- “Saturday 6 p.m. Prayer Meeting,

· St. Andrew's Church," Kowloon.

* 13th Sunday after Trinity 5th September,

Morning Service at 11 am, and Holy Com.

Hanyang... at Quarry Bay Docks, munion at noon by the Rev. A. Dallas Ennis, Sungkiang......

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length of the frontage being over 200 feet, ation on kim with succe, mit Mr. Robson Ascanio, Ger, $ 9., 1,39), Mussan, 4th Sept, Maru, Polyussten, Tydeus. 10th August-----|

There will be four storeys and about sixty rooms. The first three floors offices, whilst the top storey will be the residence of the manager. To lifts will be installed, one for the exclusive mas of the manager, the other for general use.

mentioned the Home of Recovery to him as a suitable of ject for his gift.

* THOUSANDS IN NEED.

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Swntow 3rd Sept., Ballast.--H. A. L.

Cioara2000 Harbour Offee.. Chignen, for Shanghai. *

Amigo, for Holbow.. Hang Wan 1, for Amoy. #nimum, for Swatow,, Swicheong for Kwong-chow was, Maxsong, for Sandakao, Hopsang, for Saigon. Glamorganshire, for Shanghai. Fukui Muru, for Moji. .... Chande, for Shanghai. Datin Mary, for Swatow. Rubi, for Manila. Empress of Chind, for Shanghai. Banglos, for Bangkok. Swechsen, for Amer

wongong, for Swatow, Kwelchow, for Cantos,

lo 19, appeal on behalf of the home, issued some time back, it was stated that there are at the present time thousands of surgical cases The main entrance will be at the corner of dealt with annually in the London general hos. Canton and Szechuen Roads, and from the pitals, and owing to lack of accommodation spacious vestibule with imposing colombs at

many of these are necessarily discharged from the entrance, the staircase and elevator will be hospital where they were treated before their, reached. The entrance to the manager's wounds are fully healed. These patients have residuace will be through a private entrance

to return to their homes and struggle back into funding to large courtyard. The courtyard health as best they may, with the result that the to addition to improving, the appearance of the period of convalescence is prolonged indefinite building will give ample light, and as the hong is so well situated, it should never be necessary toy, while it not infrequently happens that the resort to artificial lighting during the day,Patient returns to the hospital in a worse state Electricity will, of course, beyed for. lighting. than when be left it. To prevent all this un- A comprehensive system of loter-office tela ecessary suffering it is imperativa that these phones will be installed, and the very latest patients should be moved as mon as possible most efficient fire alarm and fire extinguishing to a homa in the country, where fresh air and Divanha¦ for Europe,

apparatus will be introduced. The work of construction bas bren in hand for some time

now, and it is estimated that the building will be ready for occupation within eighteen months.

The foundation and building have been de signed by Mr. Sidoey 1 Powell, A. I.C.E., and a Member of the P. 5. A. whose plans hava been approved by the New York (head) office of the Standard 01 Co. The erection of the building will be garried out under Mr. Powell's

be carried supervision.

SOMÈ FACTS ABOUT MILK.

proper alleation can be obtained. It into this very class that the ordinary convalescent home le cloand, since they are too weak to look after themselves, and require more attention, than the ordinary home is able to provide.

COMMERCIAL.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE. Selling.

London-Bank T.T.

Do, demind

Do... 4"months' sight anmodning. France-Bank T.T. ... Americe-Back T.Tv.........i Germany - Book T.T. India T,T. ...

9 1/16 .1/9 3/16.

1.2.20

132

79

Berarturaa Sept. 4

Fukui Maru, for Maji, Japan, for Shanghai, Glamorganshire, for Shanghai. Rubi, for Manila. Maurang, for Sandakan. Chigure, for Bhanghai. Bengior, for Bangkok.

Hopiane, for Saigon.

Hongwan S, for Amoy,

Empress of China, for Vancouver.

Trigongers arrived.

Per Haliun, from Swatow-103 Chinese, Per Devanges, from Brugkok-Mr. Cols.

Passengers departed.

Per Nikko Marw, for Australian Porte-Rev. A. Cubenas, Mesir, J. Darley; J. Higman, Fiaur, Wall, Mr. and Mrs. Forssstar, Lieut. and Mra, R. E. Bakenhuse, Masers. Birch, Chas. Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Campbell, Mass. P. C. Campbell, C. A. Little, Bishop Oldham, Mr. and Mrs, G, N. Lamb, Messrs, Jasper Clarke, 74 | Frank McHugh, Mrs. Squire, Mrs. Kast and child, Miss Cowan, Mr. and Mrs. Walth, Mr.

Ships Parsed The Danál., 6th August-Der finger, Coulsdon, Hahata Scandia, Glenroy, Bingo Maru, Nicomedia, Yorch, Pathan. 13th August-Caylon, Yun- nan, Armand Behić, Kintuck, Mamnon, 17th August Bendoran, Prinn Etial Friedrich, Deucalion, Simla. 25th August-Indrafamko, Kleist Nippon, Glaneus, Stemtor, Peshawar, Iyo Maru, Octanten. 14th August --Karenga, St. Patrick, Amiral, Monmouthshire, Seneca, Duporre, Kamachi Mars, Cardiganshiri. ayth August-Belgravia, Tranguebar, Kamo Mary, Caledonian, Malta, Teenkat, Somait, fitria, 31st August-Myrmidon, Benalder Ghaus, Lutrow, Kitano Maru, Patroclar, Pelaut 3rd September-Sydney, Prine Luds wig, Wakasa Maru

Arrivals at Home÷6th August-Hirans Mark, Tourant, Glenlochy, 10th August Inverclyde, Bellerophon, Sensgambla, Sada Maru, ShimosO. sth

AngustTM Manilams, Sil. via. 14th August---Namur · 19th AuSETLET 100 Astyanax, Yorck, Bingo Maru. 10th August —Armand Bekit, Sattuma, Indrant, Denbighs skin, agrd Augasi-Socotra, 24th August Scandia. Sithonia. Yuan, 30th August Simia, 31st August · Nippon, Dincalion, 3rd September-Klazi, Caledonien, Kennebee, 15. tria.

Post Office.

Only fally prepaid letters and postcards are transmissible by the Siberian Route to Europe,

Mails from Europe via Siberia zad Date of Despatch | Dats due iá from London... | Hongkong. 19th & 14th Aug. | To-morrow,

SIBERIAN ROUTE.

Vassal.

Ankut

The despatchs from Shanghai on September 11th, by the Kobe Maru, is cancelled owing to that steamer's boilers being cleaned. Malls will be sent via Cheloo on September 10th,

Some idea of the importance, of milk at human food may be gained from the fact that about one-sixth of the total food of the average family is furnished by it and its products, says a bulletin of the Department of Agriculture.

Of the various mammals whose milk is used for food in different pans of the world may be Java-Bank T.T. .................................105# † and Mri, T. C. Musglobe, Miss Shio Otsuho, the excaptida of the above.

mentioned the goat in the hilly districts of Europe, the buffalo in India, the llama in South America, the camel is desert countries and the mane on the steppes of Russia and Central Asia. Sheep's milk is used in some countries för making chetie and in other ways, and the milk of reindeers is com monly used as food in the Arctic regions. With ne the milk of the cow so far surpasses, all other kinds in importance that, unless other. wiss specided the "word milk is taken to refer to cow's milk only,

Good, unadulterated milk should contain about 87- par cent. of water and 13 per cent. soilds.

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Milk contains bacteria of many kinds and in warying numbers. They cause the souring of milkaswell as the ripening of cream and chasse, and produce many other changes in the ap pearance Lod favour. The number present in

· freshly-drawn milk variçe enormously with the conditions of milking, and as they are greatly increased with diny and careless handling. Caroliness in all matters pertaining to the milking and micketing of milk and keeping it in the home cannot be the strongly insisted on,

Disaria germs, notably those of typhold, diphtheria, scarlet fever Aud tuberculosis, may also be carried in milk, so that the purity of the milk supply is of vital importance to pvery family and commualty,

Do.. demand.....................13 Shanghai--Bank T.T.

*********74 Singapore-Bank T.T. 'per H.K. 5:00 Japan-Bank T.T...............................85

Buying,

́4 months' sight L/C.......................19

6 months sight L/O..........

../91

Mr. A. J. de Souza, Major Paul Connolly, Sister Urials, Miss Clarice Andrews, Mrs. Rastia, Messrs. P. M. Karrigam, Rastis, Leon Alaares, A. W. Peacock, P. Torras and servant, I. Ibara, L. Bilas, P. J. Chryssecos, T. Habi kawa, T. Fujino, S. Inouye, T. Omori, M. Thomas, Miss-M-Mitani and Mry, and Miss ...-91 Gianile.

30 days' sight San Francisco & New York.431.

4 months' eight

do,

30 days' sight Sydney & Melbourne

441

4 months' sight France is..................... 2.24

6 months sigh.................*:26:

........231.

Shipping Reports..............

The mails via Dalny and Harbin arɛ now. being despatched under normal condition with

à Mail will close for" — " Swatow-Pet Haimun, 5th Sept, 9 A.M. -- Swatow, Amoy and Tamsni-Per Daljin Maru, 5th Sept, 9 M.

Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang and Sourabaya -Par Tjiliwong, 6th Sept., IIÁN.

Macao-Per Sui Tai, 6th Sept., 1,15 PM. Singapore,-Penang-and-Calcotta

Str Halmun, from Swatow:-Light breeze || Lofiang, 6th Sept. 1 P.M.

4 months' right Germ.83 and due clear weather. Bank of England rate............ Sovereign

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TRE WEATHER,

The following report is from Mt. F, G, Figg, Director of the Hongkong, Observatory :---

On the 4th at 15.45'-The barometer has risan moderately on the N.E. coast of Chist, | and fallen considerably in E. Japan,

The depression lying over Manchurla yaster.. day, his reached E. Japan.

Pressure is high over the Pacific in the neigh- bourhood of the Bocins, and over N. China There is a tendency for the barometer to fall at the stations around the China Sea,

Str. Kueichow, from Tientsin, &c.—Fize throughout. Smooth seas.

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Singapore-Par Farsaus, 7th Sept., II A.M. Moli, Kobe, Yokohams and Portland, Or.- Per Henrik Ibram, 7th Sept.; II A.M.

Macao-Per Suf Taf, 7th Sept., 1.15 9.38. * `Manila -Per-Taming, 7th Sept.3 P.M.

Batarla, Charlbon, Samarang, Sonrabaya and Macassar Per Tyliaffas, 8th Sept., TO AM.

Amoy and Foochow-Par Haitan, 8th Sept., ED L.M.

Europe, &, India, ofa Tadcorin-Per Bulow, 8th Sept., II AMG

Macao-Per Safi Tai, 8th Sept., 1.15 P.M. flotto--Par Kaifone, 8th Supt., 9 FM.

scan-Par Saf Taf, qth Sapt., 1,15 P.M. Stanghal-Par Ankwi, 9th Sept. 3 9.M. Walkalwal, Cheloo and Tientsin-Far Kust- chow, 9th Sept., 33.1.1

No Evaning Service.

Services on Sundays during September:-. Holy Communion on 1st Sunday of the month at noon, on grå Sunday at 8 km.

Morning Prayer at IT LI,

St. Pater's Church. Queen's Road West. 5th September," 13th Sunday after Trinity. Matins 11 am. Venits; Russeli, Psalms Baraby, Goss, Foster, To Deum Aldrich, Crotch, Ḥymas; 316, 371, 320 and 402, Kyrie, Manuscrip

PLAK

Kaott, Mr. Mrs. Leash, Mr.

Logan, Mejor Martin, R. May, E. A. G. Middleton, Mrs. Monk, A. V. Munson, Mrs. Nicolaisen, Mir, Orr, JW.

Alabaster, Mr. Alexander, Dr. & "Auld, Mr. ·".

Arcbbutt, Mr. Aubrey, Dr. Ascott, E. F. Bates, Mr. Bayard, Col. and Mrs. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Brawin, Hon. & Mrs

A. W. Cadbury, Miss Caurteay, MaD." Clark, T. Coughtrie, Mr., Cousland, A Darling, Col. E Dawson, Mr. Davidson

Pembarton, W. G. C. Phelps, Mr. and Mrs. Phillips, Wajor Piggott, Sir Francis Potter, Mr.

Prebyn, MA.M.C., Stajov Rail Li-Col

Rission: Me and Mr.

Н.

Dosser, Mrs, & child Sawer, Mrs. Datton, Mr. Earle, Mr.

Sayle, Mr. and Mr Sinclair, A

Edge, Mr. and Mrs. C. Smith, A. Fludlay Ranlas, Rev. and Mrs.

Dallas

Fielder, Eng, Comdr. Galbraithe, Mr. Harris, Mr. Haveland, F. A. Hockaday, W. T. Houghes, Rev. Humphreys, W. M. Josaph, Mr. and Mrs. H.

3.

Kaight, C. 0.

Abraham, B. S. Almazo, BITS Baillet, M. S Breton, F. La Compere, Geo.

ASTOR

Doryta, Miss Kyra, H.

Fraser, D. M.

Gagcon, A. R. Garibaldi, M., Gilbert, Mr. and

E.

Glukel, Van

Gomes, A. J. M. Kerrera, L.

O,

Holt, H. O. Hyland, W. P. Illard, Mr.

Sorenson, S.

Soutberland, Mr, and

MTB.

Stacpol, Li, Col. Temporley, Mr. Thompson, Lt. & Mr.

Totton, Mr. Weiker, F. W. White, Mr. Whitemasch, Mr. and

David

Mr.

Wood,

HOUSE.

C. Marston

Les, Mrs. Monteith, F. S.

Mulder,. D.

Masso, V, P., Marquis

and Marchioneri 8. Oriolo

Owen, 0.

Pariset, M.

Robin, F. M.

Rocher, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs.

L. R..

Lapicque, Capt. P. A.,

Schmidt, W.

Schultz, Dr. Stratton, W. M..

Vernon, A.

Vina, Mr. Rainora da

Yeung, Mrs.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLK.

From September 4th to 10th, 1909.

HIGH WATER.

LOW WATEL

Hongkong Height Mean Times

Hengkant Mean Time.

14

Sat.

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Suc,

Men.

Pres 1 Wed.

a 39

m. 714

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量

Holy Communian isro p.m. Evensong, 6.30 pm, Psalmi Macfauren, Hopkins, Macfarren, Magnificat, Besthoven, Thus Nune Dimittia; Foster, Hymns; 203, 395, 307 r. and 204.

The Church launch Dayspring will call on ships.carrying white crews to bring friends sabors to the services between 9.15 and 10.30 am, and between 5.15 and 6 p.m. (Kowloon Police Pier, rogo and 6 pm), returning after- wards. All the sittings are free and unappro pristed. Visitors are welcome. Books, 110, provided.

Sunday School xa to 10.45 mm. Roman Catholic Cathedral:-Maxı at 6 a.m., 7, 8 am and 9.30 am. Benediction, 1.30 p.m. German Bathords Chapa), West Phint-

Morning Service, It a.m.

St Francis Church Wanobal:-Mais (Chin), |

-6.m. (Port.), 7.30a.m. Benediction, 5 p.m. St Joseph's Charah, Garden Boad:-Marsing

Service (English), 10 km.

Bt Anthony's Chapel West Point:-Mass,"

8 m.

The Rosary Church Kowloon:-Every Sun

day, Mass at 2,30 a.m. and Mas, followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra. mant, at 9:1.0. Union Church-Services, it am, and 6 pm.

VISITORS AT THE HUITALS.

Η κόκοτα,

Adams, P. R. Andinat, F. Breen, M. Bump, A. L. Banner, Mr. and Mrs.

W.O Clark, G..R. Colvin, H. E. Condon, H. L. Conty, G.

Darby W,

Day Deler, C. Edwards, Miss E. Farnihough, S. Framm. Paul Foller, Denman Gallon, W.

Gaston, Lieut. J. Gill, Hin E. H. GILL, Min V, H. Graham, Mattar Heermann, P. R.

Helm, Mr. and Mrs. F.

P.

Hewett, Hos. Mr, E.

A.

Holgate, Harald Horas, Robi

Hough, Dr. S.

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lunes, Dept, R.

Kench, O, C,

Kraft, Mr. & Mrs.

D.

Kraft, Men

Lack, G. M Lewis, Lieut. E. E Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs.

“G. T. and child Macdonald, D. Macdonald, D. Marriott, Dr. O. McClintos, Mr. & Mr.

P.W. McIntosh, G. O. Menagh, J. E. Mollemann, J.

1

Monton, Mr. and Mrs.

J. O. and child Morse, H. J.

Otte, A Packer, B. L. Philbey, H.

EH

Somletti, Paul Spalding, E., Surgeon

́and MrsA. D. Splities, 1. Spofford, Mrs. Spofford, Miss

W. T. Swift, F. M. Thompson, Mr. & Mrs.

M, L.

Thompson, Miss

W. Thompson, J. J.

Trowbridge, Capt. H, Krause, Mr. and Mrs, Whitmarsh, A.

Wilson, RA

GRAND, CARLTOR,

|

Argier, S. J. Bal, 1.00 Bolden, S. G.

Pani, B.

Sir. Bineang, from Wakamatsu -From Wakamatsu to Hongkang, Light 8.Wy wind and fice clear weather and calm sen. i

VESSELS IN PORT.

SIKAMERE, Amigo, Gen. 22, 810, H. Frandson, and Sept, Haiphong and Holbow 1st Sept., Gen. -J. & Co. Arratoon Apcar, Br. Ba, 2,937, A. Stewart, grå Sept.-Kobe 28th Aug., Gr.➡D, S.

Tsingtas, Cheloo and Nawchwang → Par Bushu Mars, Jap, ., 3,500, Y. Yateuyenngi,"

23rd Aug,-Moji igih Aug., Carl-M. B. Nanchang, oth Sapt. M

Manlia, Yap," Fr. Wilhelmsbafes, Simpson Chapman, B. Dalje Mam, Jap 24, 899, Y. Kaburski, sut kafen, Herbertshoke, Matupl,

Brisbane, Churchill, Dr. & Mrs. Sapt.—Swatow gist Aug,, Tes and Gen.--- Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand. | Davis F. 0.0

Donadio, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Forsmith, Mrs. G. A. Fannag, Br. 1.8, 1,410, H. 9. Malkis, zat Sept. | Fremantle -Par Prine Waldimar, 9th Sept., | Goniborn, N.

Sourabaya-19th-Aug-and- Samarang | 5 PM,- agrd, Sugar.-J., M. & Co. Hagban, Am., 1,10), D. F. Ayano, 9th Apg,from fialto, Sugar.Captain, --Hongkong and Neighbourhood, E. winds, Keong Wai, Ger. 1.8, 1,115, 1. Köhlar, goth AugBangkok #ist Aug, Ric-B. 8. or modaraža, fair,

Kobelching, Ger. G., 1,202, D. Resielsky, soth 1-Formosa Channel, samp as No. 1.

AugBangkok 24th Aug, Rics and M-B. &8*

Light er moderate . and N.E. winds may be expected in the Formosa Channel and the N. part of the Chion Bes.

Hongkong Balyfall for the 24 hours.nding at 10a.m. toed sy, 5,00 inches.

-----------PORNÇAST.

The problem of keeping milk sweet is one of checking the growth of the bacteria; mód as they are inactive at a temperattire below 50 light degrees Fabianbalt, milk should be kept in a cool place, Two common methods for pre- serving milk are pastedrisation and sterilization, and Lamocka, sama na Ne: In the former the aim is to apply heat in sch

South coast of Okins between Hongkong

4.--South coast of China batween Hongkong

away sa'to kill most of the bacteria without and Háloan, same as No. 1, producing undesirable changes in the milk, in ~ka latter, to apply enough-heat-to-kill-all the bacteria, but with the least possible undesirable change. Chemical' preservatives in milk, are considered injurious to health, and are forbid.

· dan by gu ♬londījagislation in many status, ....

·BLEONISTEN : Temperatura Humidity

Sept. 3 at Bept-`z m

29.93

29.86

teretine AL TERSEDI 68

87

B5

71

ليد عام عده ای بعد بعد بعد الاKala

O.'S. K.

Koma, Am. se, 1,611, S. Sandberg, 11 Aug, San Francisco vin Foris 5th Aug, Maite and Gen.-P. M. S. 5. Oo,

Hewas, Mr. and Mrs.

Poad, E. H. Powell, A Pragaz, Prager, Min. 5; 2.

Rayner, Frank B. Roland, AJ; Himpson, Mrs Bugsbergen, F. Thomas, Waldron, JW. Wallace, JD. White, O. Ty Young, Miss

Macao-For Su Tai, z0th Septų s.x5 V.M. Maplia--Par Tumaqng, 10th Sept., 3 F.M.

Madam Jarand, Blagspars Penang and Bombay - Par

Lack, B Capri, 11th Sept, iD A.M.

Lesy Kina M. Kealoog, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Shi- || Lee, Miss Try mides, Yokoksma, Honolulu and San Fran- Magner, L. clace vie Biberian Mail to Kumpa--Fer Kerse, McR40, Mr. & Mrs. trik Bapt. 11 A.M.

TANGHAI VIA SIBERIAN Mail to

Adami, T. R. J. Ruropa-Per Linaw, 11ib Sept. 6 2.34.

Singapore, Samaraog and Sourabaya-Per | Galdwell, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Crowther Orang, Lạnh Sapk, 1 2.

Lorope, &c india vie Tuticors-Per Austrailan, 14th Sept., ET A-M.

Lalue, E, D 3169 I. Whonies 28th ng,

Calcutta via Penang and Singapore pot Locksud, Ger. 6.4 17020, W. Taubert, and Manita Par Tam, 24th Sept 3-7,M.

Bapt. Bangkok 24th Ang, Rica and Keelung, Shanghai, Moll, Robe, Yokkaichi, Wood-M, & Co.

Shimidru, Yokohama, Victoria, B.Q, and Montross, Br. ., 1886, Glegg, 2nd Sept,- | Seattle, Wash,--Per Shimano Harw, 14th Bapt.,

· Moji nish Ang, Desis/-)); il Cay 16.

́CRAIGJEDURE.

Ritchie, A

-G.A Clothier, H. W Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Hanchacoma, Madama Hollingsworth, Mr. Lambert, Mrs. Lambert, Miss Mekimyats, and Mrs.

Smith, Mr. and Mr.

Grant Smith, Z. Grist Smith, Miss. Dr. Smithson, Miss Williams, Mr. & Mrs. Wilson, G. 1..

101

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7

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29.95 19.87

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11

am, 29.86 64

1.1.

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29. Talhoku...... 5 am. 39.0 Talcha......... Talnes.......

31

" 29.9.

Koshan Pescadoras... 39-99 Canton ... 9 4.1.29 | Hongkong 10am, 199 Victoria Fank Gap Rock... Macao..... Wychow....19 Holbow. Pathol......... Phulian....... 8

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39.86 20.89 BI

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Hadlow 6 1,00,

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