1909-10-02 — Page 7

MONKEY IN'A KOBB SCHOOL,

SENSATION' AT SUWAYAMA,

Vernacular papers report that some exciting scenes were witnessed at the Köbe Girls' School, Sawayama, on Tuesday morning last; whether the account of what took place is authentic we cannot say, but it is amulog. It ln said that about 9.a.m. a large tailless monkey was discovered on the verandah of the school dormitory. The animal snatched up a fire- Extinguisher and walked off with it up the stair- CREO, when the top came off and the fluid escaped from the extinguisher. The monkey thereupon began playing with the emply re All the girls were in their class ceptacle. tooms, but two of the teachers, Misses Omori kud Kawai, who were with a visitor in the wait- Ing-room, quickly became aware of the crea ture's presence. They at once called the ser- vants, one of whom put in an appearance but he was afraid to approach the monkey, having been told that tailless monkeys were savage and Meanwhile the animal en would attack man. tored one of the rooms and began leaping from one table to another. Tiring of this and per- ceiving the opening door of the waiting-room, the mopkey entered and, completely ignoring the presence of the astonished ladies, calmly appropriated the visitors handbag and, opto- lag it, extracted the contents. At this juncture. some of the giris came back from the class- rooms, and were startled at sering the monkey. One or two of them' tried to eutice the uninvite ed guest out by offering him pieces of sweet potato, but the bait failed. Presently 'he mon key espied a bottle of glycerine used for toilet purpose, and whilst he was busily engaged in Investigating the contents the remainder of the girls came back from the class-rooms, and an indescribable uproar ensued. Disturbed by

the clamour, the monkey made a bolt through the crowd of girls, scattering them in all direc- tions, and, darling out of the room, clambered on to the wall outside still grasping the bottle of glycerine. Assured that he was well out of the reach of his pursuers, he applied the boule to his lips and sucked up its viscous contents. After this unusual beverage waspartaken of the mockey sprang into a persimmos tree, (and) gorged himself with the fruit. He then light- od oo the roof of Mr. Nakar's house, just outside the school and, seeing some clothing hanging out on the monokoski (clothes drying stage), he began to sample one of the articles spread out for drying. Whilst chewing this succulent morsci, the monkey is said to have become aware that a policeman was planning a scheme for his captus. Not wishing to become en- tangled in the meshes of the low, be cast round for a conveniest way of escape and porceived a friendly face at last This belonged to his master, a foreigner who resides close to the school. The gentleman held in bis hand a rosy apple, which he held up to the monkey's view. The latter, despite his surfaited candi- too, could not hesist the temptation, and came down from his perch, alighting on the shoulders of his master, who then carried him home.

We understand that recently a wild-moskey came down from the bitt Jogakuçbi, just be low the cemetery weir the. Tor Hotel, and wrought bavoc at the shops along the road Remembering this incidest, the shopkeepers. closed their shops, when they heard of the in- cident at the Jogakko, thisking that the mon- kay at the school might be the same that ré cently waid them a visit before.-Japon Chronicla.

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SHIPPING AND MAILS

MAILS DUR

Indian (Lightning) 4th inst. American (Manchuria) 6th inst.

X1.45

Gorman (Prins Regent Luitpold) 6th iöst. Canadian (Empress of Japan) 7th lost. *Indian (Kulzang) 11th inst. Indian (Labang) nhựa inst

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The T. K. K. ss. Tenyo Maru arrived at

San Francisco on goth uit.

The s 8. Zafiro last Manila on zad inst., and is due here on 4th înst., at 4, p.m.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 2 1099

Shirring.

- Arrivals.

Vine Branch, Br. 13, 3412, H. Ritson, 18t Oct;-Sydney and Newcastle 10th Sept., Sleepers and Gen.-D. & Co., Ld, Wakamatau Mart, Jap. 8.1., 1,723, U. Aikawa,

Adams. P. R.

Singapore, Pinkng and Bombay-Por Jachta, |. Izh Oct., Nook,

Shanghal, Yokohama, Kobe'and Moll-Per Allen, F. H. Ketrang, 19th Oct 11 AM

Prinz Sigismund, Ger. 2.x., 3,500, D. Lens, arst Sept-Sydney 26th Aug, and Manila 18th Sept, Gen-M. & Co. Rajah, Ger, 1.5, 2,100, H. C. Rober, 18th Sept.,

Bangkok and Kobrichang auf Sapt, Port Darwin, Thursday Island, Cooktown, Teakwood and Rico.-B. & S..

Cairos, Townsville, Brisbane, Sydány, Hobart, Rygja, Nor. 1.1, 2,492, Soendreo, 26th Sept.,Laboceston, New Zealand, Melbourne, Ade- from Probolingo, Sugar.-P. & A. S. S. lalder, Dunedin, Perth and Fremantle-Par

Butters, 13th Oct. 11 A.M. *Co. and Oct., Wakamatsu 17th Sept., Coal-Samen, Gor, 8, 998, R. Petersen, 14th Sept., Manila-Per Loongsang, 15th Oct. 3 P.M.”

Comps, &c, ladia, vsa. Imiconu-Pop Himalaya, 16th Oct., TI AM,

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta - Por Namsang, 16th Oct. I P...

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Antenor, Br. 8., 3597, Hazeland; and Oct.,-

Singapore 27th Sept., Ballast.-B. &.S. Johanne, Ger. 1.1, 952, M.pland, and Oct. Hongay 28th Sept, and Hoihow 1st Oct., Coals and Pigu---J. & Co. · Kanngtab, Chi, s.3, 1,435, Wm. H. Lunt, and Oct,-Canton 191 Oct., Gen.-C. M. S. N.

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Yashing, Br. 1.2, 1,424, R. Houghton, and Oct-Canton rit Oct., Gen.-J., M. & Co.

Glearances at the Harbour Offes. 8tmongan, for Saigov. Triumph, for Billiton. Petchaburi, for Swatow. Thor, for Kobe. Chenan, for Shanghai, Yathing, for Swatow, Wongkol, for Swatow. Haimun, for Swatow. Antenor, for Shanghai. Victoria, for Boibow. Patist, for Amoy. Johanne, for Canton. Difix Maru, lor Swatow.

PARALLET DI Oct. 2..

De'ts, for Europe, Sotku Mary, for Swatow.

Animba, for Singaporo, Wakara” Maru, for Japan. Wongkot, for Bangkok. Tibed, for Yokohama. Simongan, for Saigon. Ching, for Canton. Kanchow, for Canton.

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Tacoma Maru, for Tacoma, Gregory Apo, fo: Shanghai. Vefarfa, for Haiphong. Spezia, for Singapore. P'zichabari, for Bangkok. Triumph, for Samaráng..

Pasiengeri arrived. Per Antenor, from Singapore-700 Chinese.

Passengers departed.

Per Rub, for Manila-Mesurs. G. A. Zizol- maa). Peterson, E. A. Aced, G. T. Desdico, G. R. Johnsoo, Mrs. Crozier and Infant, Mies. Searle, Messrs. L. E. McElbano, Li Ping, Ng Hop Ng Leong Si, Leong Yue Nung, Mr. and Mis Takamishi Küche, Mrs. D. D. Douglas, Mr. Cheong Chip, Mr. and Mrs. Emile Adet,|| Rod Miss Maud Cofin.

-Bangkok. and Swatow 13th Sept., Rice and Teakwood.-B, & S Saveric, Br. 18 4,010, Shotton, 27th Sept,

Matila 24th Sept., Flour.-D. & Co, Ld. Taming, Br. wx., 1,350, G. H. Pennslather, ast

Oct-Manila 28th Sept., Geo.-B. & S.

SAILING VEIKLA. Eclipte, Br. 4-masted barque, 2,969, J. White,

28th Aug,-Cantan 27th Aug., Ballast. 'S. 0. Oo, King George, Br, ship, x,057, J. E. Jeffroy, 1st

AugNew York 9th April, kerosine. S, Ö. Co.

• Steamers Expected.

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Maulla Por R8), 16th Octų 4 7.M, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria and Vancouver, (B.C.)-Per Emprars. of Japan, 16th Oct., 5 P.M.

• Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Isand, docktown, Cairns, Townsville, Bris bane, Sydney, Hobart, 'Launceston, New Zea, land, Melbours, Adelaide, Doredle, Perth and Fremantle For Changiha, 5th Nov. 3 KM.

TO-MORROW.

Ht. John's Cathedral-

3rd October; 17th Sunday after "Trinity Holy Communion 7.30 4.m. Matina" 11 am,,,(Full Choir), Responses ;, Ferial, Venite: Russell, Psalms of the 3rd

HONGKONG.

Lack, G. M. Macdonald, D. Marriott, Dr. O. Mation, F. McIntosh, G. C. Menagh, J. E.

Barnelt, Q. `. Buckland, T. 0. Bunner, Mr. and Mri.

W.C. Bart, F. G. Clement, Miesta (3) Colvin, H. E. Condon, H. L Cooke, R. F. R. Jorwina Mr. and

R. M. Day, E, W. Dowley, W, A. Fearpley A. E.. Vernitough, S.

| Faller, Denmşa'

Gallon, W. GIUI, Miss E-H. GUI, Mẫus V, H. ¡Graham, Minn Hainos, Min Heermano, F: E Hewett, Hon. Mr.

Mrs. E. A.

fanes, Capt. R. Hough, Dr. S.

HONGKONG TIDE "TABla.

From and to 8th October, 1909.

LOW. WATER.

Hongkong Helght.

{Inight Maan Time.

HIGH WATER.

Hongkoor

Mean Time

Month

th

*40

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34

期

high

m9

Marock!, J.

Mort, H. J.

Sat.

Muhlinghans, A.

San.

3.

Nall, Dr. & Mrs. J; J.

Mon.

4

Oslunar, A. C.

Mrs. Packor, B. L

Tues. }

Ray, B. H.

Wod.❘ i m 10

No inferior

Rees Davies, Hos, Mr.

Thuri 7

No Inferior

FEL.

Rosenkants, H. J.

34 deantes morning.

afteravon.

10 40 #

Spalding, R., Surgeon

and Mrs. A. D.

-W....

Safier, J.

Scott, D.

Soffietti, Paul

Spencer, H. R.

Spittles, J. Square, Miss A.

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

M. L.

Tompson, C.

Zafico Manila, T, & CoOct, morning, (1) To Daum: Sullivan in D., Jab Keegan, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, Mini,

Whitemarsh, Mr. and

MIA, H. P. Whitmarsh, A.

Veuke

"From Agenti

Duo

Aki Maru

Shanghai... N. Y. K....Oct. 13

Anbu

Shaughai.. B. & S. Oct.

3

Lightning

Singapore D.-S. & Co Oct.

4

C. Ferd, Laeist Manchuria

Jato: Oureley, Anthem: "Ye shall dwell in the land"-Stajust.

1

h

6

Holy Commision 11 noon, Kyrie: Hiles in Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. G1 Hymns; 229 and 553 Tune gåa. NB-Palm 15) Veries X, 7,

Kénch, O. 0.

G. T. and child

ía unison.

11

16, 17, 1

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1, 6, 9, 12 1, 5, 13, 16

CRAIGIEBURM.

Ritchie, A.

Smith Mr. and Mr.

Grint

Smith, E Grant

7

Shanghai.. H. A. LOct, Japan P. M. Co... Oct. P. R. Luitpold. Singapore M. & Co. Oct. Ischia Singapore.C. & Op... Oct. Tjimahi Amoy...... 1. O. 1. L. Oct. Emprot Japan. Japan... O. P. R. Co Oct. Tjipan Macatiar, J. C. J. LOa7 Katiang...... Calcutta...., M. & Oct. 1 Sydney & Co... Oct. 15 Coblenz..... Chiyo Maru[apan. T. K. K... Oct. 15 Laisang Calcutta...J., M. & CoOct. 16 Changsha Sydney B. & S. Oct. 18.

DOCK RETURNS.

- HONGKONG. AND WHAMPOA DOCKS.

a Kowloon Dock.

Prinz Sigismund

TAIKOO DOCKS.

Saveric St. Enoch Sąmsen. Drufar ; ...)

►

at Quarry Bay Docks,

-Ships Passed The Canal,

Evensong 5.45 p.m., Responses: Ferial, Adams, F. R. J. Psalms of the 3rd evening, (1), Magnificat:"Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Growther Turle and evening, Nunc Dimittis: "Falton, Hymas: 156, 138 and 24.

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon, 17th Sunday after Trinity 3rd October. Morning Service at 11 am Holy Com- mision at noes, Children's Service at 3 p.m. Evening Service at 6p. Chaplain Rev. H. Q. Spink, A. GA

'Services on Sundays;-

Holy Communion on 1st, 3rd and 5th Sun. days of the month at noon.

Holy Commsion on 2nd and 4th Sundayı B18 25.

Morning Prayer at tt p.m.

Evening Prayer at 6 p.m.

St. Peter's Church.

Queen's Road West,

17th Sunday after Trinity, 3rd October. Matins 11 am Venite; Russell, Psalms; Kilway, Tomlinson, Te Denim: Lawas, Cooke, Hopkins, Hymns; 437, 529, 594 and 219, Kyrie; Manuscrip

Holy Communion 12.15 p.m. Evening Prayer; and Litany, Psalms; Hep- king, Rimbault, Monk, Battisbil, Magnificat; Aoon, Hopkins, Smart, Nunc Dimittis; Foster, Hymas; 185, 96 and 55.

Holy Communion 7.45'p.m; / The Church launch Dayspring will call on ships carrying white crews to bring friends

ashore to the services between 9.15 and 10.30

Sunday School 10 to 10:45 am.

Homan Catholic Cathedral:-Miss at 6 a.m

*am., 8am, and 9 30.a.m. Benediction, 5.30 p.m.

Corman Bethesds Chape, West Phint:

Morning Service, 11 á.m.

St

Francis Church Wanghai:-Mass (CA),

6 a,m. (Perf.), 7.30am. Benedictiop, 5 p.m. Joseph's Church, Garden Boad:-Morning

Service (Engluh), 10 am..

Anthony's Chapel West Point:-Masi,

G.A Clothier, H. W.

Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. Hauchecome, Madame Smith, Miss D.. Hollingsworth, Mr. Kydd, Mr. and Mrs. F., || W.

Mobler, Mr. and Mrs.

Alabaster, Mr."

Auld, Mz

Archbutt, Mr.

Aubrey, Dr. Aucant, E. F. Bates, Mr.

Suilthson, Miss Stewart, Misa- Williams; Mr. & Mrs. Wilson, G. L.,

FRAK

Leath, Mr.

Lieb, H.

Bayard, Col. and Mrs. Bowdler, Mrs. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Brewin, Hop. & Mrs.

A. W.. Bride, Capt. and Mrs. Caurtney, McD, Champmoris, Mr. and

Mr. P. de. Chaplain, Miss Campball, Miss C. Coughtrio, Mr. Consland, A Davidson, E. Dawson, My Dutton, Mr. Earle, Mr.

Dallas Fielder, B. E Galbraithe, Mr. Grieve, L. and Mrs. Harris, Mr. Hazeland, F.A. ......, Hewitt, A. H. Highton, Eng. Comdr. Hockaday, W. T. ..' Humphreys, W. M.` Houghes, Ra.

Jacks, P. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.

S.

Lieby Miss

Logan, Major & Mrs.

Martin, R. May, E. A. G. Mugaon, Mrs. Nicolaisen, Mr. Orr, J.-W. Pembarton; W. G.O Phelips, Mr. and Mm, Phillips, Mafor Piggott, Sir Francis Potter, Mr. --~-- Probyn, R.&.c. Major. Rees, Mr. and Mrs.

Van der Reid, Lt.-Col

Sawer, Mrs.

Sayle, Mr. and Mrs. Scheidling, Mri, Sinclair,

Smith, A. Fladlấy Southerland, Mr. and

Stacpole, LL-Cal Sweet, Mies Temporley, Mr. Thompson, Lt. & Mis Thornbill, Ray, Topp, J. R... Totton, Mr. Welker, F. W. White, Mr. * Wlebs, Mrs.

E. Wilford, F. C.

Wolff, Mr. and Mrs: Wood, David -Young, Mr.-

6th August-Darflinger, Coulsdon, Hakata Mars, Polynesien, Tyłeus. · Toth August— Scandia, Glenroy, Dingo Maru, Nicomedia, Per Siberia, for Shangbai, &c.-Mr. Chua Yorck, Patham.13th-August-Cerion, Yu King Yue and party, Mr. Carl-Ziegler, Mis. A,man, Armand Bekic, Kinfuck, Mamnom, 17th B. Foster, Mr. J. A. Baer, Mr. J. B, Les, Capt. Augusi-Bendaran, Prink, Ettal Friedrich, Wm. C. Herbens, Mr. F. G. Yarck, Misses N. Deucalion, Simla. 20th August Tedrasamba Donchugh, N. Kennedy, Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Kiel; Nippon, Glawewe, Slantor, Peshazo sar"," Cohn and son, Mis. T. W. Smith, Miss E. yo Mars, Oce unten, 24th August-Faringo, St Patrick, Amiral, Monmouthshire, Seneca, Smith, Mrs. Edith T.. Hooghton and sou,

Duperre, Kamachi Mare, Cardiganskis, fam, and between 5.15, and 6 pm, (Kowloop. Burios, Rat; and Mrs. Sorenson, S. Maturs, A. A. Biegam, J. A. Britton, lose Ni Menendez, F. W. Prísing, Mrs, Mary: H. 17th August Belgravla, Tranquebir, Kamo Police Pier, ro.35 and 6 p.m.), returning after wards. All the sittings are free and unappre. Howard, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Butcher, Capt. Mars, Caledonien, Malta, Tienkal, Somali, and Mrs. G. H. 1. Smith and child, Mr, and Zitria. Sist August-Myrmidon, Benalder,priated. Visitors are welcome. Books, etc., Mrs. H. Steinmita, Capt. and Mr. J. E, Nor- Ghants, Lutrow, Kilana, Mars, Patrocini, plovided. moyle, Miss M. Normoyle, Messrs. F. Streeter, Palsus. 3rd September-Sydney, Prins Lud- A. O. Brawn, Jose Saliedo, Enriqueta Salledo, wig, Wakara Moru. 7th September-Stam, J. P. da Costa Santos, Mons A. Agius, Rev. Sanuki Maru, Segovia, roth September- Geo. Caruana, Mr. Lee Yow Sun, Mrs. V. Clif- Antener, Blomfantian, Ernest Simoni, Glen: ford Mrs. E. Wallace, Mr. E. S. B. Rowe, Mrs logan, Glenesk, Oopack, Palermo, Sardinia, M. Simmons, Mr. B. Melville, Messrs. B. W. Telamon. 14th September-Benavon, Benvor Tape, Y. I. Cheesing. Lee Ong, Miss Etheltek, Briconshire, fason. 17th September-St -Celje, Mastys, Ourt Harzer, Lee Sau Soung, Astyanos, Sedo Maru, Goeden, Tourant, Pek- W.G. Baker, Rev. B. Pens, Mrs. M. O. Brooks ing. at September-Paiho, Indramayı, Awa

Maru, Sambla, Glentarn, 24th September- aid Lau Sin Cho.

Mishing Mars, Namur, Slavonia. Tombia, Syria, Hirano-Maru-Moyune--alth-Septem ber-Binarty, Sarpedon, Laertes. 1st October Armand Behle, Celchat, Indrawndi, Bingo, Mary, Carnarvonshire, Poòna, Tamba Maru. Arrivals at Home-6th August-firamo Maru, Tourans, Glenlochy. Toth August' Favatclyde, Ballarophon, Sanakamila,” Sada Maru, Skimosa, 13th August-Manslaus, Sti- via, 14th August--Namur, 17il August-— - Astyanar, Yorck, Bingo Maru, 20th August

Armand Behic, Satsuma, Indrani, Dinbigh Abraham, E. S Air, 33rd August-Socotra, 24th August Allix, Maurice Scandle, Sithonia, Yunnan, 30th August- Almazoff, Mr. Simla, 31st August - Nippon, Diucillon, 3rd Alton, R. trin. 7th September-Kama Maru, Kawacht Eaillet. M. September-Kleist, Caledonian, Kennebis, Annhom, F. Broc, A. de Maru, toth September-Cardiganshire, Pat- reclus, Peleus. 12th September-Meltz 14th

Brown, Mr.. September-St. Patrick, Myrmidon, Orasies,

Demareiz, P. Wray Castia, Sanuki Maru. 17th September Evre, H. -Ernut Simons, Pring Ludwig, Stewra, 21st Gifford, R. and A, Str. Antenor from Singapore:-Light S.W. September-Patkan, Sansca. 2416 September Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. wind to Paracels Islands, moderate N.S. windsole, Segovia, Glenesk, Stam, 27th Sep. tember-Sardinia, 18th September Gorben, from there to Hongkong

Atua Maru. 1st October-Miskima Marw, Tonkin.

"Passengers exposted:

Par Prinsear Alice, due 20th October, Messrs. Esrom, Wm. Ihm. J. Kullmano, Kubo, Mrs. Apple, Messen John MacFarlane, ES. Kadoorie and family, D. Cooper, Mrs. Jurgensen and child, Miss S. Fletcher, Messrs. F. Devaux, Loon L. Heurenc, 13. Hamble, Revs. Hesse, A. Müskeus, J. Aerts, and 16

Priests."

Per Kleiel, due 3rd November, Mr. and Ms. Fr. Botumiaski, Messer, T. E. Griffith; D. Storbeck,, Mrs. Jusle and a children, Misses N. D. Brunton, }. Runcke, E. Zluban, H. Sustermeister and W. von Ruffin and family.

Por Prins dale, dus 17th November, | Mr. and Mrs. Barder, Mrs. P, Krofil, Misses Bergins, Duncan, Fatou, Leamers, Mrs. Coke, Mrs, Paloo, Mrs. V. Paulisch, Miss E.Thugut, and Mr. Ramon Müraga.

Shipping Reports,

Str. Pine Branth, from Sydney, &c-Rough seat and high winds on Australian Coast thence light winds and fine weather to port.

VESSELS IN PORT.

STEAMERE. Bessie Dollar, Er. 6.8 3,797, A. Gow, 1st Sept Tsingtau 10th Sept, Salt.-A., K. & Co.

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Bourbon, Fr. 63, 95o, La Bail, 30th Sept.,-

Salgon 25th Sept., Rice-Man Fat.

Cut Diederichsen, Ger. ss., 774, J. Kaiser,

20th Sept.,--Fakhoi and Hoihow 19th || Sept., Gon,-), & Co, Chenan. Br. 2.x, fagò, J. H. Brown, 1st Oct,

-Canton 30th Sept., Gen.-B. & S. China, Am, s.5, 3,186, D. E. Friele, 1st Oct., San Francisco 3rd Sept., Honolulu roth, Yokohama "atst, Kabe 25th, Nagasaki 26th, and Shanghai 29th, Mails and Gen.

P. M. S. 9, Co,

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Daiļio Maru, Jap sa, 899, Y. Kaburaki, 291b Sept.,-Swator 28th Sept., Gen.-O.SK. Drufar, Nor. 63 1,103, J. Bing, 29th Sept.- |

Bangkok and Swatów 21st Sept., Geo.— C.5. N. Co.

Flintshire, Br. 3, 3,403, G. C. Cundy, 29th- ||

Sept,Shanghai 27th Sept., Gen.-J., M. & Co.

Halmon, Dr. . 615, 1. W. Evans, tit Oct,

-Swatow 30th Sept., Gen.-D., L. & Co. Harford, Br. 6.5, 2,716, Pope, 21st Sept.,- New York joth June, and Labuan 15th Sept., Kerosine OiL-Š, O. Co,

The C. P. R. Cos is. Empress of China Japan, Br. 3.5., 3,806, J. G. Olilent, 30th Sept.,

arrived at Vancouver on 26th alt..

The C, N, 000 1.8, Amini left Shangbai on 30th ult., and is die here on 3rd lost,'

The C. N. C04 1.5. Changsha left Sydney on 25th olt., and is due here on 18th inat,

The T. K. K. 2.3. Chtyo Mfarsi will sail from Yokohama on god inst, en route to this port, and is due to arrive at Hongkong ou 15th inst.

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-Moji aqil Septų Cost- and Gen.-D. S. & Co. L.d. Kuzichow, Br. 14, 1,215, W. B. Brown, 30th

Sept.-Cheloo 25th Sept., Gen.—B. & S. Kwailin, Br. 1.5. 1,200, 0. W. Puckett, 1st Oct,

-Karalın 25th Sept., Coal.-B. & 9. Maosang, Br. 1, 1,644, G. S, Welgall, at Oct., Sandakan 25th Sept, Timber and GeeJ, H. & Do

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Post Office.

Only fully prepaid letters and postcards are transmissible by the Siberian Route to Europe...

A Mail will close for:- Swatow-Per Huimen, 3rd Oct,TAM. Swatow, Amoy and Tamsul--For Daljin Maru, 3rd Oct., 9 A.M.

8 a.m.

The Rosary Church Kowlom: Every Sua. day, Mass at 7.30 am. and Mass, followed by the Benediction of the Blessed Sacra. ment,'al ġ am.

·

Taloy Chiro-Services, 11 s., and 6 p.m.

VISITORS AT THE HOTKUS.

ASTOR HOUER.

E, Ginkel, Van Glaser, M. 5.

Gomes, A. 1. M. de Gray Mr. and Mr.

W.

Harmsion, W. Harmston, Miss J. Harmston, Miss N. Herrera, L. 0.1 Holt, H. O.

NAME,

Bangkok-Per Ponglong, 4th Oɛly 9 A.M. Tsingtan and Newchwang-Per Luchow, Astraca 4th Oct., 3 P.M.

Alacrity

Bedford

Bramble

Britomart... Jndmus

Bangkok-Per Samsin, 5th Oct. 17 AM Kobs and Yokobams-Per Visi Branch, 5th Oct., 11 A.M.

Singapore, Pening and Calcutta Japan, ŝth Oct.,, 11 AM.

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Par Cherab

Cilo Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Hat Fame...

Flore chine, gth Oct., NOON.

Maulla-Per Taming, 5th Oct., 2 PAL

Handy Nlogpo and Shanghai-Per Choysong, 5th Hart Oct., 1P,M.S

lapus Swatow, Weihalwal, Chefoo and Tientsin-Kant Per Kurichow, 5th Oct. 3-PM.

King Alfred* Europe, India, via Tuticoria-Per Klasha P. E. Friedrich, 6th Oct., II, A‚M.

Merlin • Amoy, Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Shamsi, Monmouth..... ..... 6th Oct, 3 P.M.

Moorben.. Shanghal, Nagasakų, Kobe, Yokohama, Nightingale Victoria and Vancouver, (B.G.Per Amprar Ofter

of Ghina, 6th Oct, 5.7.M.,

Jack, Mr. C. M. Kavanagh, Frank B. Kavanagh; Stan, A. Komen, J. N. Lapirque, Capt. P. À. Lewis, Mr. R. L. Love, Mr. and Mrs. R. Mawath, Mr. McLane, M. G. Monteith, F. S. Murphy, P. A. Mass, V. P., Marquis

and Marchioness. 5. Oriolo

Qskim, K. Pimple A. D. C: Robis, F. M. ..

Rougal, Mr. Rongein, E Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Schmidt, W.

Spencer, Mr. Edua Spiegel, J. D.

Kalght, C, O, Kuoti, Mrs Lauder, Lt. Col.

TAB WEATHER.

The following report is from Mr. F.G. Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory;--'

On the 2nd at 12.05 p. The barometer has risen moderately in Japan, and fallen moderate- ly to slightly over Luzon, the Southern Loochoos and China.

A typhoon, which appears to be moving-to- wards W.N.W., is situated to the N.E. of Luzon. Pressure is high over S. Japan and N, China. The wind will freshen from N.E. and N. in the Formata Channel, and along the sortharu | shores of the China Sea,.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hour ending

at 10 a.m. lo-day, 0.09 inches,

FORECAST. 1.--Hongkong and Neighbourhood, N.wlods, light to moderato; fair.

2.-Formers Channel, N.E. winds, strong. 1.-South coast of China between Hongkong und Ximmocks, N. winds, moderate or fresh.

4-South coast of Chins between Hongkong and Hainsu, same as No. 1.-

9 a w

birb

nor law

m to 50

nor Tow

B. In.

Water.

CHINA COAST - METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER October 1st, 1969, '1m.

...- Bar. Th. Ho. Wind Wr.

Vladivostock.7 am 19.97.47 |

Nomaro 6am.(30.01) Hakodate ...

[19.93 Toke...) + 29.95

Kact... Nagasaki.....

Kagoshima... Ostima Naba Ishigakijima.. Bonlu 18....... Cheloo

Welbniwe!...g

O 30.03

11 30.11

1 30.08

30.01

30.08

29.97

и

30.08

ka 30,12

Hankow am 30.20 Kicklung......

#

Shanghai....30.10

Gallad

Sharp Foak

E

11

30.08

车 29.96

Amoy .16 .m./29.98

Swalow ******] Talboka.....5 Talcha.........

Talmaz | Kathan Pescadores...

"

50

H

Jag.96

Cantos.......9 Lm.30.05) Hongkong.ToL.3003 Victoria Paak Gap Rock... MACAO.com/ Wachow Hollow Pathol...

Phalled 8 20. To:nds

St. James.

A patr

Manila...

Laguplatsen

16 LM

Bacolod 9

Cabt.c

Lubnan

辋

39.8

.. 29.93 85

October 2nd, 1909, LI.

Vladivostock,7 4m|30.07|43|95

Nemuro, ................ 6 ùm. 30.01

Hakodate ...

Tokio

Kech!..... Nagasakl Kagoshima... Osblma

Nab

Tahigakijima..

Bonia Is

.J

30.05 30.14

21 30.15

1

30.15

30.08

* 130,01)

# 29.93

и

#

|30:08]

29-93-***

Chelos,6 m 30.12 65100 Wehalwol 9 am: 30.36 70 Hankow.............. 6 am. 30.17 70|100! Kinklang...

3008 69 100).

Shinghal 19 a.m. 30.09|77|69| Gable

Sharp Peak...

|30.07|77| 69

30.03 77 66 NNE|

Ampi 6. um.29.94 79 91′′NE- Swatow

11)

Taiboka......5 .ra.

Talchts......... THOLD.........

Koshan .....

Paicedoras...

บ

==

29.9276 00 KRE

Quote.........9 am 30.07 Hongkong 10am 29.9785 Victoria Peak| H Gap Rock ... J1

MCH!! 29.90 Wachow........ 9 &m.|30.05] Helbow....

Pakbo]

Phillpa

Touran

G. St. James. Aparri

18 20.30.02

29.97

Legasp!}6° 2. m. [20.83] 75+ Bacolod.....19 1.2.

∙Hollo .......*- Cabo omre

Barometer

N 29.87 Bo

ון

29.86 B

Oct. xat

OCL. IN

10 MM

*** 30.03. Tamparators * 84 Humidity internatiștitut

68 Rainfall

0.02

29.94

.83

74

HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.

OLAIS,

***

despatch-vessel... crafter, 2nd clas craiser, 1st class river gunboat

river gunboat... sloop

watertank and tog ...

sloop...

-W

TORS, GUNE. I,H,P..

TOTOOO

Captain F. E. C. Ryan: ... Captain Fitzherbert...

Lt. Comdr Hoa, R. O. B. Bridgeman ... Liest-Commander F. B. Noble...

Master S. Wast

Lieat Commander G. G. Høsthcota ... Hongkong

CAPTAIN.'

LÄST REPORTED AT

700

1,000

Commander G. T, K, Failer...

... Nagasak!

4,360

7,000

Shanghai

9,800

33,000

San Francisco

***

710 710

900

Weihaiwei

000

1,00

1,400

Commander H. L. P. Haard...

Welbalyel

Hongkong

390

300

1,070

1,400

- Gommander G. T, Borrett

Hongkong

torpedo bost destroyer.

306

5,700

Lient-Commander Thomas ...

Hongkong

Weihalwai

bet

***

craiser, zod class

4,360

7,000

·Captain' Rowland Nugent

torpede bost destroyer ...

275

4,000

torpedo bost destroyer...

***4,000

Llast-Commander Monroe.

Llani-Conimander G. Heathcn10 ..

...Orulalog in Pacific

Hongkong

Walbaiwai

torpedo boat destroyer ...

1,900

***

cruiser; 1st class

9,800

21,000

Captain, G. U. A. Harpscaux ...

cruler, tat class

18

す

30,000

Captain Clinton Bakar...

Hongkong

river gunbost

616

1,200

1,070

1,400

Capials F. G. Learmonth

Lieut. Commander T. J. 8. Lyne ...

Nagasaki

Vangena

wa

9,800

32,000

- Boo

240

6,300

+240

240

240

Lient Commande Alaa Dizşı

6,500.

Gennar W. Barlow ...

-

· Commodore H, Lyon

500

Lient Commande, H. R. Godfrey

. Yangisa

000

6,300

Llant Commande, H. T. Allay 'son Lane Commander SYBOKED.

Yangtas

Welliniwal

***

450

5,900

800

550

$50

Last Commurader C. A. Fremantle... Lieut.-Commaider'jno. V. Kuox.......... m Liant, Gomar. H, R.V, Gottre!/«1) uresni, Glass-Comunandar G. R. Livisgsions........

Welhalwal

Yangt

Yangise Yangtse

*

Tex

*

MI

A

***

surveying ship .......

craiur, rst class

.river gunboat

river gunbost

14

torpedo boat destroys! parivar gunboat... ́.....

TH

Robla... Shanghai-Par Ankui, 7th Oct., 3 P.M.

Sandpiper... Masila, Yap, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Simpson Salpa ** baleo, Herbertshobo, Matori, Brisbane, Taku ... Syday, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Tamar Dunedin Malboums, Adelaide, Perth and Teal. ..... Fremantle-Per Friss Sigismund, 7th Oct., Thistle Virago 5P.N.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Per Hattan, Waterwitch

Whiting.... Manila-Per Yuunang, Bth Ocių 3 P.M. Widgson ......

Woodcock Manila-Por Zafro, 9th Oct., 10 AM, Shanghal Nagasaki, Kobe, Shimides, Woodlark ... Yokohama, Honoluid and San Francisco (via Siberian Mail to Europe)-Par Chino, gib Octa 11AM.

Nord, Nor. s.s., 710, Hámidsen, 25th Sept.,- | 8th Oct., NOON.

Samarang 9th Sept., Sugar and Molasses.

Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Bangkok, via Swatow 11st Sopt, Rice and Wood.--B;& S..

The 1, 0. B. N. Co.'s s.. Laisang left Cal-Paklat, Gor, sa, Tor8, J. Weszel, 29th Sept, cutta far this port via the Siraits on goth nit, and may be expected here on i6th Inst.

The O. P. R. Co's sa. Empress of Japan

Phoumpon, Br 8, 1,056, J. H. Scott, 16th Sept Saigon azad Sept, Rice and Gen. arrived at Nagasaki at 7 am, on and lust, and ---Wo Fat Bing.

jeft again it 4 più, same day for Shanghai, Fongtong, Br. sa, 998, H. Oldsen, 38th Sept., where she is due to arrive at 4 mm; on qih lust, | | |—Bangkok soth Sept., Bios.-M. & co.

Tolagtau, Weibalwel, Chefoo and Tientsin- Par Choongaking, oth Oct, 2 #MURRAY

Karope, Ace, India, wie Tuticora-Par Geniem, zach Oc, 11 AM, I

rivar ganbout

river gunboater

***

torpedo boat destroyer... receiving ship.

river gunboat river gunboat.

torpedo boat datroyer

sarrying skip...

torpedo bost destroyer river gunboat river gunboat river gunboat

***

Captain G. W. Smith

甲生

Liint-Commander G. P. Leith

Elest-Commandar R. 8. Roy...

Lient.-Commander B. J. Gay, 1.0.

Lisnt. Commander J. White-

Llist, Commando. H. R. Tickıll

200

Jessaltan

Nagaakt West Rivar

Yangtee Welhaiwal

*West River'

Wast Rivar Yangtee Hongkong

Hongkong

Llau-Commander 24. P. Douglas *Slagapore

mirel the Heronruble Sir Hedwerk Gembon, Ky2#,