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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY AUGUST 19 1010

xious to reach Yakobama and Tokio qu'ckly "aro advised to tum bick to Kobe and proceed by som

accumulated at Hamamaton sia ion. As on Ao enormous quantity of mail bags bas definite idea can be formed as to the data of the resumption of traffic, all the msia and newspapers from this side are in" by sent back to Aisula, and dispatched thence to Tokio by steamer. The mails and newspapers from Tokio and northen districts, are to be

188 PLOODS IN JAPAN

The news to hand to-day, says Thi Kob: Herald of Augusts, leaves no room for fur ber doubt as to the exceptional severity of the typhoon the proximity of which was reported by the Kobs Meteorological Observatory on Monday avening (after wo wont to press), and which has devastated a large section of the country between Nagoya and, Tokio. The permanent way of the Tokkaido. Railroad has bien seriously damaged in several pla essent hick to Yliti port (near Shidruoka) and more seriously damaged than it has been by thence tent by sen to Nagoya and points west. soy storm for many years-and it is feared ward. Tut owing to the great confusion pre- that some days must elapra bifore the regular vailing this plan bad not been carried out when through service ca be restored. So far as the dispatch was sent away last ercoing, reports at prescat available fodicate t'a town of Hamamatan appears to havo `felt the brunt of the storm, local advices rating that no such Inundation has been known there for ninety yours. The rainfall in that district is the ben vient that has been recorded for twenty-eight years. Happily there has set bien much loss of life, but the damage to crops will, it is to be feared, r present a beary blew to the proviece of Mikawa, Tojami, Suruga, ėtė,· Of coursa'il

One of the Raliw.y officials is reported to is quite possible that gravir 'news nwalts us, as hava sald that the present Inondations and it was impossible to communicate with many damages are moro severe than anything which localities and outlying villages and hamlets has occurred along the Toki aldo line in former when the dispatches published this eveninger. The railway has frequently teen dam. were seat away. For the particulars given aged by foods before, but, at the worst, it, has below we are loḍeb:ed in the main to the always been pssible to open one of the columps of the Orala Malti,ki and Q.uka tracks in one or two days. At the time A saĀŠ

LINK OBSTRUCTED NEAR YAMAKITA, A Taniga and Yamikita was washed out owing At 1 a m, en the toll, the up track between

to the very heavy rain fall having swollen the streams and rivers in the neighbourhood. At cosam, yesterday there was a land slide mi Kogams. italion, dear Yamskits, blocking the track. Traffic between Yamagita and Koyama- was entirely suspended in consequence.

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tent of the damage will be. It is no exaggera tion to say that to such damage has been re- ported since railways were opened in sipan.

of the big inundation in 1840, the tracks The mist serious damage wrought by the in the neighbourhood of Hikono aud Osaka typhoon which pasted over the Tokkaido on were submerged to many places, but the Monday night seems to have occurred between interruption only lasted three or Fukura and Kakegaws. The basement of the days. The present damage is much more ex bridge over the Nishiyam.zwa-a mat river tensive and two days have already passed, and gave way, and the bridge, fillera, feet there is still no prospect of the service being length, collapsed. Repairs were taken in band restored fer at least four or fiva more dayı, at once and iron girders, thirty feet in ler gth, Even now some tivers are still rising, so that were sent forward from Nagoya station yesterit cannot be said with confidence what the ex- day at 2 p.m. The train carrying these girders had to run the: ugh water. About & 5 feet of the western bank of the Cigawn, one of the Jargest rivers in the Tokkaido, gave way and tabmerged the railway track, but the iron bridge over Olgaws is intact. The river Ybase rose about two inches every five minutes, there being eight fest mora.ihan usual at noon on the 19th. To view of the danger, special efficials have beon dispatched from the Nagoya Central Adbanks, and in Hamamatsu town about 2,000 ministration Bureau Most of the uptrain passtugees era turning back to Kubs from Hamama su or Nagoya, preferring to trave! north by sea..

DAMAGES IN THE YAGOYA, NEIGHBROOD, It le repo led from Nagoya'that all the chief rfficials of the Nagoya cffice of the Central Railway Administration Bureau bave been sent out to various threatened places. Irvesti gations made by the Nagoya Railway ¿fficials show the following damages Between Mat suds and K›yama and between Numadzu and Hara the rai way is under water; the wastern' entrance of Ishibe tunnel, between Vochisume and Yaitu, has collapsid, and only a construc tion train is running; there is four feet of water on the track between Fej yedi ard Yaltru. the bridge over the Tochiyamagawa between Fujiyeda and Shimada is broken, and thres culvaris have been destroyed; over 800 ken of a braids to the Wait of the Oigawa ilver between Shimada and Kanaya have been carried away, displacing about 10,con tsubo of earth; and me more damage bas been caused In the neighbourhood of Tomeds signal station in the preciccts of Kadayabari,› For the pre sent the down track only is Using used. The basement of the bridge over the Nishiyamizwa river has been greatly damaged and about a square mile of land in the neighbourhood has been inundated, the down track being most i.usly damaged. Between Washiday and Futukawa the down track has been carried Away for about two miles and twenty-two chalos; at present only the up track is being ned.

- SINGLE TRACK AV ILABLE,TÓ FÜKÜROI.

IUNDATION AT HAMAMATSU. Al Hamamatsu, the rain set in on the 4ib," confisting steadily tail the 8th. From 10 pm, co the 8th it grew in intensity until the storm brokecia, all, its fury, Thỏ thickawa, which run through the town, overflowed its

COMMERCIAL

14:29 August 17th, 1 p.m. by wire, are supplied by Messrs. H. S. Kadoorie The following quotations for rubber shares & Co

Allagara- Anglo-Javas Anglo-Malaya Balgowalet....... Batu Tigas

Bertamr.....

.5/9 This 14/9 ...16 *02/6 2/9

Bukit Kajanga (pp.) ......................................59/- Bokit Rajahs: ******

Carey Uniteds..............................21/6 prem, Castlefields............130f- Changkat Serdange ................................ $13 Cherai (part pald) ..................................................$18 Do. (fully paid) "maginati i

$21 Damansaras............................antQ:J. Eastern Internationals.......zof prem. Fed. Selangor na →→ Glenely.....ió- é.53 20.

Glanaklels be

· Golconda .........12'. Golden Hopes.... Highlands and Lowlands ....................113/- Indragitis...............

Inch Kenneths...

$17

Jongledom kuukkuasen Kahanings ...............visiacaosa Õ'óɛprem. Kuala Lumpors

..180/. 'Lanadions (fully paid) .........................p

Lanadrons (ppd.) ........................... Laburpuara

Ledbury....................................... 92/6

Lloggle

London Asiatics............13/ London Ventures..................6,6 Merlimaus

Palams .................ONION

Rubber Trusts..............................28/6 prem. Suggus omnummen ont75)- Sandycrofte..........................‹ly ..........531 Sapongskastierat ca marine sainda ma

Sekongs

... 3′′/- prem. Shelford........ samoupama 7445 Singapore & Johores

$16- Sumatra Paras

Songel Choks.. Sungai Kapar, immunogmmit5,6 Tandjongs.....minamasis state Tangkabr............................................39/- Toeraogla.....7/- prem.

Ulu Ranta.

Walted Serdangs ............. 1:0' Volted Singaporest.75 United Sumatra Unhed Langkats

Para Rubber...................................... 577 par 16,

JULY RUBBER RETURNS. CASTLEFIELD-July 3800 lbs. --INCH KENKATI 1,140 lb ; against 6,,98-

GLENSHIEL 1-4,899 lbr; against 360.

bouses were flooded. In 500 of these the water rose above the for. Most of the streets rap m:ra iban knee-deep with water. The records of the Hamamatan Meteorological Observatory shew that fr.m ia p.in, on the Eth to 10 a.m. on the gh, that is, in twelve kours, 741.6 mil- timetres of rain fell. This is the largest ralo. fall recorded since the Observatory was estab lished la 1883. The rain had not ceased on the afternoon of the oth. Cn the contrary, sigus were not, wanting of a further downpour, sad the people were very uneasy in consequence. A later dispatch from Hamamatsu" states that the town has not been visited by such a serijus flood for fully aintly years. On the afternoon of the gib, the quantity of zain measured 3,4 millimetres. In addition to this very heavy rain, the 'water from the hills of Wags Wachi, Tomlċzika, ate, flows into ilė rivers in the vicinity of Hamamatsu. More- over, on the upper courses of the Magome river, the bank gave way over a str.tch of

Hongkong, 19th August, but filty yards. Tarough this break, the at 9 at the last rubber sales there was con When Para tote from 3 to 3 and closed water rushed into the town of Hamamatsu siderabis excitement manifested in London

soding Ta-machi, Stim-machi, Itaya-machi Magome cho, Gejo-machi, Ike-macbi, Motome demand putting up prices of the sterling and shares rose strongly to sympathy. The machi, Soma-cho, Takiwa-cho and Yawatu-cho. The water was from 2 10 4 feet above the floor Siots then the excitement has subsided, and shares in the focal market alto as fast reported. of the houses. The people took refuge in the prices on the whole are lower, Fara ton upstairs rooms, bet many of the women and the tinued to advance, and was wired at 97 from old and young people suffered great distress. London on Wednesday, at which figure it The Hamamatiu police worked hard to succour close to day. Baricess is sterling quoted the people, and the District Office Requisitioned sharra during the wick under review has been

RUBBER SHARE MARKET.

a number of baste and conveyed many people of small compiss only, and the market closer

to the Hamamatsu Elementary School which

was set ssida as a place of refuge. Through

weak.

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Singapore

PJams are wanted at $:4) with probable sellere at Sigh

Glenealysareanted at $a from

weke quotation to $17, at which palce they but there are no sellers under $"h

Indragiris show an improvement on last hava probable buyers.

Pogohs have had a smart rise from $32 to $30, with buyers at $15.

Sandycrofts have changed hands in small lots at #31. and more can probably be placed:

Singapore and Johoren can be, sold-at thu slightly improved rats of $4.00-

Uplied Singapores are unchanged and "with. out business to report at quotation.

→ Ajar Kuninge have boyers at $1.

F.tals can still be placed at.St},"

To-day's Advertisements.

'BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE,"

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

MR GEOP LAMMERT has received

instructions to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

FRIDAY,

the 16th day of August, 1910, at in Noon, at his Sale Room la Daddall Street, Victoria, Hongkong,

In Three Lots;

THE FOLLOWING

-- Elphinstones are alightly lower with buyers | VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTIES

Alor Gajahu bava loqultion from Singapore at the improved rate of

New Serradaks are in favour at §1I. Fichable. The Banks cloalog T/T quota tlens are as follows:-

On London...{} 7/16- Shanghai...741

1. Singapore...767.

ELLIB. & ELLIS,

SINGAPORE QUOTATIONS. Messrs. Ellis and Ellis advise as of the re ceipt of the following telegraphic quotations from Singapara to-day:-

Alor Gajaha.................................,52,50. Ayer Kuningsacunæsetatars ~~ I

·Ayor Paustrimumisi g dair Balgowplas

Changkat Serdang B.................. Elphinstones

Glenealys.........na Matan (B-Désében

Indragiri...PEYRETIP

New Serendah ......... 2.25

Pajame

Pantain

Pezobs

Bandycrofts.reachin

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****... 344.

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Singapore and Johores...14 United Singapore .........................................

YARN MARKET.

Hongkong, tik August. Our last report was dated the 5th inst, per As Artają since when the same quiet tona prevailed for the first few days of the fartaight in our Yara market. But subsequently report, ed improvement in the prices of American Cot. ion soon r: Alcted the Bombay market, where the prices are said to be likewise advanced. Knowing this:ficis prd coupled with the pro sent cheap rates suling here some of the big buyers put in an appearance, in the martet and at once commerced to make purchases with the result that the sales of about 3,400 biles. have been recorded in the period. Demand hts run principally on most favourite chops of Nos, 101 and 128 counts. Partly baving satisfi ed with their requiremsais and partly by the' tightness of money the Chinese dealers lately show great reluctance to optrale, conarquently the market at the clo:e remains quiet but steady.

sitante at Victoris aforesaid, viz. į Lot ALL THAT PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND known and registered in the Land Office as Section E of Marins Lot No. 116 basage thereon known as No. 5 Stone together with the message, erections and

Nallah Lane.'Araa 920 square feet. Term 999 yours. Annual Grown Rent $15.36. |

Lota ALL THAT PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND known and registered in the Land

·Officales Section F of Marina. Lot No, 116 together with the mensuage erections and' buildings therzon knowa is No.: y Stone Kuliah Laze. Araa 894 square feet; Term 999 years. Annual Crown Rem $ 1.95

Intimations.

Try our delicious CORNED PORK, CORNED BEEF

and

PRESSED BEEE.

THE

DAIRY FARM CO., LIMITED-

The "ASAH!" Brewery la altunted asar the “BUITA 3PRINGS,**) Thass Celebrated waters are used in the manufacture of

Lot ALL THAT PIECE or PARCEL of GROUND known and registered in the Land our beers. Office as Fection G of Marine Lot No, 116 together with the messusga, Brections and i buildings thereon known as No. : Stone Nullah Lane åren 943 square Jest.: Term 929 years. Annual Growa Kout S15.75.

For further particulars and conditions of sale, apply to

Matir, JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, Prisco's Balldings, Ice House Street,

Selicitors for the Vandor,

or to

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Mr. GEO. P. LAMMERT,

The AuctionEST, Hongkong, 19th August, 1910, ***

VICTORIA RECREATION

CLUB.

AQUATIC FETE, SATURDAY, August 20th, at 9 PM.

T ADIES' Tickets fo-cants each obtainable from the Steward of the Club, or at the guld. Non-members (Gentlemen) 51,

Dand in Attendance. Hongkong, 17th August, 1970,

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INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION

COMPANY, LIMITED.

FROM CALOUTTA, PENANG AND

SINGAPORE

F

THE Company's Steamabip THE

"KUMSANG;"

of Cargo by her are hereby informed that having arrived from the above Parts, Consignees their Goods will be delivered from alongside.

Cargo, Impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 P.M., the 20th fast, will be

No. 6A voiy small business'dɔnn at de landed at Consignee's risk and expense. cliding rates,

No. 8.-There has been an absence of

deman: from the country to splin of the cheap prices ruling,

been done in there two counts; in some No. 10s & 12-The bulk of the sales bas

instançes at lower rates.

No. 16-Small rates at quotations. No. 20-Oxing,10, the cheap selling in out

market of Japanese yarn, this count has been. ry difficult to move even at cheap rates, somiasi salas put throng.

Total sales 3,400 biles..

Unsold stocks 28,000 Ealer.

Sold bat au-delivered in the gedown-und to strive 45,000 bafer.

out the night of the gb, drinking water and-After the mild panjc in Singapore last week,Arrival-The mail str. Aradio and extra Advices from Hamamatsu slate that the Tok food had to be supplied to these people, Date first-class scrips were being offered at fachia, Vorwarts and Tres Mare from kaido, railway has been opened after great the 10th, the rain continued and the weather abiurdly low figuren, the iecuitable reactionBombay, and sr, C. Apear from Calcutta have difficulty as far as Fukeroi, the necessary.rebecame more threatching, with heavy down.

bss since taken place, and apparently our biles for Shanghai

brought la 8,085 bales for Hongkong, and 7,500 paies hating bien efficiéd by soun on the io k.

fouthern neighbours have gained benit agaio Only a single track is available however, No Para at times. The river Teuria then became

Shanghai Market.-Very dull, awing to b'g. with the advance.in price of Plantation Rub- estimate can be made yet when regular traffic level of the embankments. The people in- dangerous also, the water rising almost to the

ber: The more notable advances in Singapo e

collapses smoog Chlatan bankers. can be resumed. Most of the p ́ssengers alight receipt of relief one night of oth number,

stocks during the wark have bien : —

Japanese Yero-About 1,000 balts No, 30 at Hamamatsu, where great tonfasion still preed about 30 to the suburbs of Hama,

were sold at $1,6 to 5 55 to $159. Pegobi

from: -vail. All the bottle are crammed, every room baving fm three la fiv3 guests. ́ Even underbra great lies has been sustaiged, but av matru, there are probably many places

Fargowcles this arrangeme.t the botels cannot accom all means of communication have been cat

Singapore & Johor *Indragitis modate all the passengers, and hundreds have

151 Changkat Serdangs-

,10) " to be fored. Many passengers spent the off, co particulars can be ascertaiced. Accord

Latest advices from Singapore to-day report night of the 9th (Tuesday) on the platform of ing to investigations made up to noon yester the station or in the waiting-rooms; while ar ins day, a bit collapsed at Olassa-mura, in Ha- rather quister market with an inclination to

masa District, and bò ied a bouse with fours:11.

wers glad to find cover in the goods wag people. They were dug out by the local fire As it is impossible to say at present when brigade, but one person was crushed to death. the through service will be restored, some of Three were unconscious when rescued, bat the passengers lave torced beck and taken

leamer, Everything in Hammatsu etation is they will probably sec ver. All the agricul

'kinds of potato, are expected to prove an entire

-TAMALE IN TOKIO,

"

51 to $18 11 # 15 13 1

Colton-Bengal.- Owing to higher prices al cotton, no business has been condño ailes 14 either in Bengal or in Chinese, Stock-400| 17 bales Bengal and 80 bales Chinese. Quotation:

Bengal $3 to $15: Chinese $35 to $39.**

Fapest T/T 1338. Rúpne DVD,154. Staling D/D / Sterling 4m/t 1/9 21-16., Shanghai TT 74km Japan fyļ. Biz Silver saj. (20

Anglo Malays after ring to 36/3 bave duced rate of 24/9. westen d and now can be secured at the te

A lagars have changed hands to a fair extent

had,

Eastern Internationals were sold Fating the

steady al zo prem, early part of the wick at 25/- prem, bu bard since reacted and, after sales at 23jó prem, ara

Linggis haro' weakened from 56/5 to 53/5 x1 which latter rate they are quint

In such a fla'e, of cotfarion that one would pral products, such as tobfico, gingar, several | at-5/6 and at the close mɔre can probably, bs.] imagine, says one correspondent, that a battle loss. The damage to the rice fields is serious, was in progress in the immediats vicloity, S A Nagoya dispatch states that materials are being constantly sent forward from Nagays day, 1, 30 houses to Shitaya Ward were parti In Tokio, owing to the heavy rain on Tues. and other places to the damaged sections of ally inundated, an embankment on the sail the railway. At 1s.m. on the roth, goo coolies read between Ushigome and Shlomiįsake on were dispatched from Nagoya Repairs are the Kofu lise threatened to giva way, bɔta being pushed forward an rapidly as chicum-strong force of coolles, was reqoisitioned to stances will admis, Akhough in some placer, prevent a break and in this they seem to bave the water is decreasing, in many other places bera succimifit. Ia Rouge Ward, water rose the water in stiff zising and there is much to the bai, ht of the ground fl sor in about 1,500 danger in moving about. Five or six days heures. The Roluga river rose alarmingly, must elapse before regulir uaffic can be and there was only about a foot of space left ristored god the pr. b,bilty, ie that the repairs between the bridge and the surface of the viver, will take ten days.

Yokohama was suspended from 10 am, on the The Tramway service between Tokio and

Notice has been issued by Nagoya Station that from this date and unilifur.ber moles ten of the passenger trains between Nagoya -and-"Hamamatsu, and, betweenTM ̈ ̈Toychwshi and. Hamamatin; will. be discontinuzo, as well as gosda trains between Nagoya and Hamamatin scd between Maibara d Nagoya, up and down services being refur. red to in each case. Passenger trains will be

Foth.

CHINK'S NAVY.

CRDERS FOR JAPAN,

Faking, Aug. 25 The Mitsu Bisbl Kaisha has received a cop

run between Hamamatan and Toythashi as optract from China for a'gunboat of 780 tons and

portunity offers, 'A notice bay brou paited at Hagbysstation to the effect that aralithe hotels mi Kamardatsu and Toyobashi are full, pass

azure who are not lo a great busty would de roll to alight at Nagoya, those who are and

speed of tinteen inois and ball. The Japanese expict further örd

The Germans an orgotiating for orders for four small gunboats and the Americans for gas cculier moči, G. 2, Nemec

London Ventures remain qulat at qoniation with no business to report,

Marlimaus havs sgala usen placed at various rates from 7/- to 7/3, clɔsing'easler,

Ledburys have improved to 9:16 at which. price they are obtaicable.

London Asiaties have been sold at 14/-13/6 and 13/3 closing faster at ta/3.

Tingkahi can probably he had at 37/6. United Serdanga •after Ling to 175/- are on offer at 125

Valed Sumatras are weaker sud cas be placed at 10%

Tandjongs have buyers from London at 487.

ITEM

Bertams are nominally quoted at 8). with to business to repari,**

Balownies have probable buyeru ́út. 5:5," with sallers from Singapore at $16, SPACE

Changkat Serdangs have improved to Sir at which price they may be placedő, f

Ayar Pansa, alter vatan út:37. are slightly kicker and have probable buyere at Sif

POLISHWALLA & KOTWALL Cotton & Yarn Broker),

Events Coming,

Saturday, 20 h August,

Hop kong Bank meetlog, City Hall, at noon. Aquatic Fê e, V.R.C,,/9 p.m.

Monday, and August, Sils of Condemned and Obsolete Stores, Pelice Compound; 11 8.3.

Hongkong & Whampoa Deck Ce, meeting,

at pood,

Geo, P. Laminait, Auction sate of furniture, at 3 Kuutsford Terrace (Kowloor), 2.30 p.m.

Tuesday, 23rd August, Geo. P. Lammert, auction, sale of furniture, at "Glenthorne" Kimberley Road 1(Kowloon), 3.30 pm

Wednesday, 24th August *Meeting of Licensing Bosid, 2.30pm.

Baod Concert, at the Botanical Gardens, by the Bed of the Baffs, 9 p.m. /

Wedgesday, 3111'August." Ucited Abisios Co.'s meeling, jp,,

Thursday, 18 September, Leglifa:iva Council meeting, 2.3ɔpm.

Saturday, 3rd September, Boxing at City Hall,op.m. Hongkong Cricket Club Open Air Concert

No Fire Insurancs 'will be affected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned by

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., I.D.

General Managers. Hongkong, 15th August, ieta.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, BREMEN.

NOTICE.

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FOR KUDAT AND SANDAKAN. Taking Cargo at Through Rates to Tawao, Labad Datos, Labuan, Jolo and Menado.

Steamship

T

"DORNEO,"

Captain F. Bembill, (ready to load on Monday am) will leave on TUESDAY, the a3rd lost.,

at g-A‚M/

For Freight or Passage, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & Co., General Agentu

'Hongkong, 19th August, 1910.

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