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FAILED TO APPEAR. Mastar of a Trading Junk Explains.

This morning at the Marine Magistrated Court, before Com- mander U. W. Beckwith, B.N., P. O.Evans charged Ho Shap, master of a licensed trading junk with anchoring in a prohibited place, Sulphur Ohannel, in the colony, on Nov. 24.

The case came on yesterday when defendant, failing to appear, had his bail forfeited. "Defendant applied to-day for

■ rebearing, explaining his non- sppearance yesterday, by stating that he thought the case was to come on to-day.

He pleaded guilty to the charge, and said his rudder having broken, he was forced to ansbor where he did. He forgot to tell the police at the time.

He was fined $10, or in default imprisonment for one month with hard labour.

FAMINE RELIEF.

1912.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1

APPLICATION FOR BAIL MONEY:

When Mr. Hoggarth, on behalf of the Opium Farmer, applied to Mr. Hazeland, yesterday, for the eatrented bail of $500 connected with an opium case, to be award- ed to him, Mr. Hazeland told him to discuss the matter to-day.

This morning his Worship ex- plained that Mr. Hodgson, the As- sistant Crown Solicitor, was com- ing to the Court over the matter.

Mr. Hoggarth-I asked your Worship to let it stand over for a week.

His Worship: abance of settlement?

Mr. Hoggarth your Worship."

there a

think so,

His WorshipWell, if Mr. Hodgson comes up, you will ask for a ramand for a wook?

Mr. Hoggarth: Yes, your Worship.

His Worship-He may object to that-You had better tale- phone him.

Hodgson.

TYPHOON WARNING

Mr. Hoggarth them went to The Central China Famine Re-make arrangements with Mr. lief Committee sonde us a copy of the report and accounts from October, 1911 to June 30, 1912. The Committee in a covering note points out that although many lives were saved and much useful work was done, they consider the present method of famine relief:

utterly inadequate.

The Committee remind the Chinese Government and the public generally that another famine is almost certain to accur in the near future, unless im- ml'ate steps are taken to begin the river conservancy works, by which alone it can be avoided.

we

The telegram quoted below was received from the Manila Observatory by the American Con slate General Hongkong at 10. a.m. to-day-

Cyclone or Typhoon W. of Manila more than 100 miles dis- tnt, moring W.N.W. or N.W.

Cyclone of Typhoon near or over Yap moving W. or W.N.W.

WOMEN'S EDUCATION

IN JAPAN.

women's

POST OFFICE..

MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY. Maziła, as. Loozgarng, .. Obaloo, ss. Kalgan. Manila, 0.8. Siberia. Swatow, s.. Haiman. Japan st., Yorok. Shanghai, s.a. Nore Sandakan, s. Borneo.

MAILS. VIA SIBERIA.

Laft

"Looden Nov. 8 NOT. 10

Due Shangbal Nov. 25

Nov. 35

MAILS DUE.

·German, Lnetsow, 28th inst. American, Chiyo Maru, 16th prox.

Thesis, Latzow with the German Mail

left Fingapore on Saturday the 23rd inst. at 10 am. and may be expeated to arrive here on Thursday the 28th' int. at 6'a.m.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 28th at 11.80.-The northern depression has passed into the Pacifio. Pressure has in consequence increased

SHIPPING News.

ARRIVED. Flatebire, Br. ... Gdo. 0. Cundy .... 26th Nor.-Shanghai 2nd Nov, Gen.-J., &siderably over, N. Japan; it is near- ly stationary over China, exe pt at Co.

Haiphong where it bas decreased mode- Bultan Van Kostel, Dutch, 1,114,taly. At Taurane it has deorcased.

26th Nov.-Tarakan 1816 Nov., "Balk all.-A. P. & 15.

..

Kalgan, Br. u.s., 1,985, D. R. Darios, 28th, Nor-Chefoo 20th Nor., Ga.-B. & §. Loong Sang, Br. 8.3., 1,093, Lenak, 28rl 12th Nov.-Man Nor. Gen.-J., M. & Co. Noce, Br. ... 4,184, D. Asbury.

26th Nov.-Shanghai 281 Nor., Gea-P. &.0, S. N.

Co,

Biberia, Am. .., '11,291, A. Zoeder,

26th Nov.-Ban Francisco

slightly.

The typhoon has entered the China Ses. Its approximate position at 6 this morning was latitude 15 deg. N. and longitude 118 deg, E., moving W.N.W, or N.W.

Moderate monsoon is indicated along the E. coast of China and the atham portion of the China Sea. Colonis gales may occur over the central portion Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am, to-day, 0.09 inches.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON

TO-MORROW. *-

FORKOAST.

26th Oct., Mal and Gen- DISTRICT.

P. M. Co.

Yorck, Ger. ss., 5,117, . Rohm, 26th i Hongkong and Neigh-

Nor-Yokohama 16th Nor..bourhood

Gen.-M. & Co.

Chiakiang, Br..s 1,229, G. Ain-les, g Formosu Channel

26th Novanto 25 h Nor., Gea-B. & S.

Simits,

MAILS CLOSE. Burma, Ceylon, Adelaide, Western Au-tralia, India, Aden, Egypt and Europe via Naples Por Yorck, 27th Nor.. 9 ..

Soshu

Paklat,

Straits-Per Nore. 27th Nov, 0 â‚ׂ- Swatow-Per Haiman, 27th Nov., 10

AM,

Hoogey-Per Standard, 27th Nov.,

10 A.M.

Mare, Jap. 8., 1,119, K. Tashiro, 26th Nor-Canton 25th Nov, Gen,-0. 8, K. Br. B., 1,028, J. Wenzel, 26th Nor.-Canton 25th Nor., Gen-B. & S. Standard, Nor. .., 891, Stenarth. 26th Nor-Canton 25th Novi, Gea.-A. T. & Co

Straits, India via Calcutta--Per Lai-Haimed, Br. 1, 841, J. W. EVADE,

Swaton

Bang, 27th Nov., 11 A.M. and Shanghai-Per Wing- Rang, 27th Nor., 11 x. Straits and India, ris Calontis-Per

Jalanga, 27th Nov., 2009. Macso-Per Sui Tai, 27th Nov., 1.15

27th

P.M.

Philippine Islands Per Rubi, Nor., 8 PM.

יי

Japan via Kobe, Victoria, Tacoma,

Sentile and Vancouver-Per Bellerophon, 27th Nov., 8

Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Obia-

kiang, 27th Nor., & F:M. Anping, Takao, via Swatow and Amoy

Per Soshu-mara, 27th NOT., OF..

Ď P.M.

P.W.

26th Nor.-Swatow 25th Nor, GD. L. & On.

'South const of

Ohias between long- kong and Lamooks

South coast of

N.E. winda, [moderate; fine.

N.E. winds, strong.

Mail Steamers

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W

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the DATES named...

FOR

SHANGHAI LONDON, VIA Usual Ponts of

CALL

LONDON & ANT- WERPY, S'PORR," PINANG, O'no, Pont Sain AND Maramizzmo...kas.

SHANGHAI,

MOI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA......

OTKAMERO

HIMALAYA

TO BAIL O

BEMARK

About

Freight and

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Noon,

Freight

rod

7th Dec.

Passage

Capt. H. G. Evans, & 8.a.] 5th Dec.] Paning,

DEVANHA

Uset, W. R. Hick-y

NORE Capt. D. Asbury,

SUMATRA Capt. W. R. Le Mare, t...

For Freight, or Passage apply to

The same as P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s office, No. 1.

Hongkong, 19th November, 1912.

China between The same as H'kong & Hainan.) No.

CHINA COAST METMOROLOGICAL

BEGISTER. M

Bornan, Ger, 9, 2,168, F. Sembill, Station.

26th Nov.-8indakan 20th

Nov., Wood.-M. & Co.

26th November, «m.m.

Wind.

Hon:.

Barometer.

Temperature

Humidity.

Direction.

Force

→ 0. b

WNW. &

Weather.

6. 29.89

.30,00

wxw 8

30.16

NNW 8

.50.17

waw: 'L..--

"1

80.10

.0

"

30.17

0

Banlarig, Br. ... 2,600. A. Wallace. W ostook 7 50.18 18 61

28th Nor-Bingpore 17th Nemuro Hor.. Gen.~0. L. & Co. Hakodate Kwonging. Br.5.6, 1.428, W. J. Tokio Highard, 20th Nov.-Shang-Kochi and Swatow 26th Nov., Gen Nagasaki -J., M. & Co.

K'ehlma H.M.A. Minotaur, araisar, Com. Cayley, Rx, 28th Nov.-Yokohams 21st Nov.

OLEARANCES AT

HARBOUR OFFICE. Nor. 25. Shinyo-maru, for San Francisco.

Nov. 28.

Paklat, for Bong J. Halvard, for Bangkok. Hein Kong, for Foochon.

Maki-Per Shinbu-maru, 27th Nov., Strait-Per Lookenn, 27th Nov., 6 Haiphong, Pakhoi and Saigon Per

Saltan Van. Koltei, for Taraken. Singan, 28th Nov., 9., and Macam-Per Tjimabi,Yorck, for Bremen. Batavia, Cheribon, Semarang Sourabaya Kwongsang, for Oanton.

28th Nov., MOON.

Haloling, for Focchow. B.C., and Tacoma, via Naga Nore, for London. saki, Kobe, Yokkaichi and Taming,, fur luilo. Yokohama Per Chicago-Uhibli, for Ningpo. maru, 28th Nov., Boox. Kongwal, for Holbow.

Victoria,

P.M.

"The economic, intellectual,

Ninety-six per cent of Japauede and moral conditions of probably

Primary not less than five million people girls attend school. are directly affected by these fre-schools for boys and girls number quent famines in North Kiangsu 27,125, and the teachers 122,038. and North Anhwei "the Com. There are 133, higher girls' mittee points out, "and it is sure- schools, with 2,011 teachers, and ly a matter of the utmost im-one girls' higher normal school portance that steps be taken to for the training of teachers.

There is also one provide against the constant oc-

Girls and boys ourrence of these terrible calami university. ties. While recognizing that are pretty evenly divided in the Central Government inde it- Japan. Nearly 6,000,000 children self in urgent need of money for attend primary schools, so that about half that number will be many different purposes, nevertheless feel that amongst girls. But in the girl's higher the earliest loans that are made, schools there are only 40,000 a sufficient sum should be set pupils, against nearly three times aside for begining conservanoy that figure in similar schools for boys. Under 500 students attend the girls' normal school, and about the same number, take the course at the women's university. The total number of working Women in Japan is 488,000. Of these 426,000 are engaged in factories, for over 50 per cent. The charge of murder preferred the labour employed in Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per against a Chinese from Tai 0, was withdrawn by the Police, by Japanese factories is femalo. The permission, of Mr. Hazeland, at professional and business women are the remaining 60,000. In the the Police Court, this morning, former class there are 34,000

The prisoner, who was de- fended by Mr. Lewis, of Messrs. teachers, and 10,000 nurses. The Johnson, Stokes and Master, was business women include 244 rail- originally charged with killing a way, servants, 703 savings bank man on Lan Tao Island, by strik-employees, 1,300 telephone girls, and 814 employees in the Bank ing him on the head with a pole.

Only about 50,000 Mr. Hazeland said a oharge of of Japan. assault would be substituted and out of over 2,000,000 schoolgirls

work."

MURDER CHARGE WITHDRAWN. Charge of Assault Substituted.

are thus engaged in pursuits open

he would be tried on that charge. to women of higher education; Death was, according to inform

tion received, probably caused by opium poisoning.

Mr. Lewis:Was there death inquiry held, your Wor ship?

&

Kr. Hazeland:No, there was no death inquiry but the doctor! gave a certificate. He sent the stomach to the analyst and that takes a very long time, I don't know why. Anyhow, the charge of murder will be withdrawn, and the assault case I propose to take on Friday at 11.30a.m.

Mr. Lewis asked for Saturday to be fired and bail to be allowed. Bail in $50 was granted and the hearing of the case fixed for Saturday at eleven o'clock.

U.S. Treasurer Resigns. Washington, November 14.-

but probably early marriage pre-

Macao-Per Sui Tai, 28th Nov., 1.15 North China-Per Shanghai and

Chenan, 28th Nov., '8'P.M....

China Shanghai, North

Nagasak- and Japan ria (Europe in Siberia)-Fe Luizon, 28th Nov., 4 P..

to

Siberian

Mail.

Haitan, 29th Nov., 10 ..

Macao-Per Sui Tal, 29th Nov.,

omor,

Philipine.

T.K,

1.18

Yep, Uliai, Saipan, Truk, Perspe, Koaie, Jalint, Naum, Ratsal, and Australia via Bydacy-For Germania, 29th Nor., 8 r.x.

Islands, Aegane, Yep, Friederich Wilhelmahalen, Rabaul, Hor grt-hohé, Matupi, Australia, Tasmania. and New Zealand via Eris, bane-Per Prinz Sigismond, 80th Nov., 8 am."

Yokohama-Per Persia, 80th Nov. 11 A.M..

ents the girls ontaining the full Shanghai, North Chiss and Japan vis

benefits of their education..

THEA TRE

ROYAL

Philippines Islands-Per Loopgearg, 80th Nov., 17.1... Macso-Par Sui Tal, 80th Nov., 1.15

P.M.

Japan vis Kobo Por Okam, 30th

Nov., & P.M.

Kalgan, for Cato. Flintshire, for Saigon. Tingnang, for Canton,

10 s.1, 97th Nor.

A boat

}

1st Dec.}

Freight and Passige.

Freight and Pestige.

H, W. D ́SHALLARD, Acting Superintendent.

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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES:

Fon'

STEAMERS.

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-Y

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17.000

To sail on

WED DAY, 27th Nor,

10 A.M.

About THURSDAY,

28th Nov,

SATURDAY,

80th November,

at 9AM

About

TUESDAY,

O-hinta

Neba

Ishi'jims"

THE.

Bonin Is.

Cheloo

W❜bsiwei

30.28 4468

Hankow Kinking Shanghai Quizlet Sharp P.

.30.21, 4908 NE

SHANGHAI, NAGA-"

SAKI, KOBE Bad

LUTZOW

FT.

11

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Capt. J. Bortfaldt

17,300

31

7.80.12.68

1 o.

MANILA, ·ANGUR

Aivoj

Ga 80.04 68 72 wxw 2 e

Swatow

7a

TAP, NEWGTINKA, PRINZ SIGISMUND BRISBANE, SYDNEY (Lapu D. Lonz

8,100

Taiboku

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1

and MELBOURNE

Falcha

30.01

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Kesban

129.96-6

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PRINZ WALDEMAR

P'dores

29.99

6

Capt. H. Bremor

6.100

10th Dec.

—

KUDAT & SANDAKAN..

BORNEO

4

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About

Macao,

Wuchow

80.01 61-* 9a 30.12 61 66 M

1 of

20

Boikow "

DEPARTED. Nor.. 20. Shingo-mara, for San Francisco. Haiching, for Foochow. Kathing, for Canton. Chenia, for Gaston. Aragonia, lor Hamburg, Chilli, for Ningpo.

City of Baroda, for New York. Bayang, for Shanghai.

Carl Diederichesa, for Haig boog. Kwangles, for Shanghai. Taming, for Plálippins Islands...... Halvard, for Holbow. Fakist, for Hongay.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per .s. Siberis, arrived 28th inst, from San Francie), &a. :--- Almy, Com, & Mr. MacKall, Miss K.

A. O...

MacKall, Mrs. B.

F. Appiston, Mr. and

Mr. F. A.

Minohon, Mrs. M.

B. Arville, Miss E. Atkins, F.

Maxon, Mr. 0.0. Maxon, Miss W. Brad haw, Ober. Broadfoot. Mian J. Nott, Mr. D. B. Batter, Miss E. M. Nott, D. R.. Butler, Miss I. A. Oldeo, E. Butler, Miss P. M. Okoia, J, G. Butler, Mi G. O. Phelps, Mrs. A. Liuan, 80th Nov., 5. P.. Brewer, Ms. J. N. P. ponich, T., Shanghai and North China-Par Broxer, Miss H. F. Pin King-law,

Kwageang, 90th Nov, 5 Brewer, Miss A.. W.

Castle, Mrs. L. P. F.M.

Cutler, Miss A. L. Coggeshall, Miss D. Cheesebro, Geo. Collins, Miss B, Jajan vis Moll, Honolula and Borl Curie, Mrs. Jack

America Per Hongkong Canen, Wies M. Mara, 3rd Deo., 10 AM. Collins, Mrs. B. V. Swalow, Amoy and Foochow-Por Calis, Jack

Eagle, F. G. Baljang, Ard Deo., 10 AM.

"AN IDEAL Shanghal And North China-Per Butler, Miss D. I. Phelps, Miss C.

HUSBAND "

A PLAY IN 4 ACTS

BY

OSCAR WILDE,

to be produced by

· Local. Amateurs.

'

Swatow-Per Haiman, at Dec.,

AM.

9

Philippine Islands-Per Tean, and

Ded., 8.7.M.

Mr. Lee MoOlung, treasurer of on December 17th, 19th and 21st, Philippine Islands, Australia, Tas- Eldar, d. W

the United States, has resigned

his position and it is expected

that his retirement will permit

the return to the position of

private secretary to the President

of Mr. Charles D. Hilles. Mr.

at 9.00 p.m.

Under the distinguished Patronage of

His Excellency the Governor

Carmi Thompson is now filling in aid of the following Charities-

that position, having been named The Diocesan Girls' School

when Mr. Hillea resigned to be-The Eyre Refuge

come chairman of the Republican

national committe. The under- The Blind Home (Blindenheim)

1

standing is that Mr. Thompson The St. Lewis Orphanage

will be named as treasurer to

acceed Mr. MoClung and that

Mr. Hilles will resume his old is expected these post.

OLED 788

It

zes will be made at once. Mr. MoOlung is resigning to

mage.in kasinoPER,

Booking opens at Messrs. Moutrie

*

Co. from Desember 4th to holders of advance tickeln, obtainable from

Isdies and members of the com-

mittoon of the various Charities

and Motora. Moatrie & Co., and to the public from December 7th.

French

Mail.

Siberian

Mall.

mania and New Zealand via Fidd, F. Port Darnin-Per Taiyuan, Fige ty, Miss D. 3rd Dec, 10 AM,

Field, Mrs. F.

Saigon, Simite, Ceylon, Gainey, Das Adelaide, Western Australis, Goohmaur,. W. H. India, Aden, Egypt and Ed-siney, Mra. Dan rope via Marseilles (Letters Hunt, Miss L. posted in all the Pillar Boxes Basso, O. J. in time for the first clearance nahim, A

Cantou 9x

7A

El'kong 6 30.03 64 78 = 3.0 V. Pesk Gap Book 6 30.01

Pakboi

Phulien 6 a 29.99 6-N2

Middle

December.

Capt. F. Sembill

All the steamers of the European Linore fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

New 8ya'em I Telefunken:

.

Tourane

29.98 68

WAW A G

IT

For further Particulars, apply to

0. 8. J.

29.80 70.

D

'Aparri

29 8%

10

#1

Vanila

29.82

1.0

Legaspi 29.80

0 b

12

Bacolod

Iloilo

Cebu

Labuan

,,. 29.4488-

T. F. Cuatrox, Director. Hongkong. Observatory, Nov. 28.

1 BAROMETER, reduced to 92 degreeS Fanrenheit on the forel of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths,

2 TEMPERATURE, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.

8 HUMIDITY, in percentage of eaturae tion, the Hamidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,

4 Direction of Wind, to two points. Force of Wind, socording to Beaufort Besle,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,"

MELCHERS & CO.,

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Hongkong, 18th November, 1912.

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6 State of Weather, b bine sky, o | HAICHING....... | W. Ch. Passmore,,. | FRIDAY, 6th Nov., at 11 4,M.

J. S. Roach......... } FRIDAY, 29th Nov., at 11 aim. detached aloud, d drissling rain, 'f log, HAITAN ...............

gloomy, h hall, 1 lightning, o over-HAIYANGA. E. Hodgins ... | TUESDAY, Brd Prox., at 11 AM.

FOR SWATOW AND RETURN. (Occupying 8 Days). cast, p passing showers, q squally, r Sain, snow, t thunder, y visibility, HAIMUN......J. W. Evan.... SUNDAY, 24th Nov., st 10.

dow (wet).

HAIMUN...... J. W. Evans........... [ SUNDAY, lat Des; at 11 Am.

Steamara will arrive at, sad depart, from, the Co.'s Wharf near Blake Pier

For Freight and Passage, apply to dredths,

Douglas, Lapralk & Co., General Managera.

disa Pierce, Mr. M. J. Phelps, Rov, and

DRA. S. Phelps, D. Preston. Mr J. B. Binger, Mr. P.O, Ryan, Jack Rank'n. D, D Somerville, Mr.

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Teal, R.

will be included in this con- Jasperson, Miss M. Tarry, Oban. tract mail.) (Late Letter: Kelley, H. W. To uroth, Mrs. W. 11.00a.m. to Noon. Ein Kestor, J. FB. Postage 10 cents).-P. Kesator, B M. Australien, Brd De.. 11. Kum, N. G. ja

Levin, Wm

Bala la inches, tenths and hun-

METEOROLOGICAL.

Proviona

201

Day On Date On Date THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

61.

kia pas,

at s'p.m

Barometer 80.06 80.10 29.99

88 69 65. Temperture Humidity

70 58 Wind Direction E. E. E. Force

24 Weather Rain

0

b

Lowast

Highest apen air Temperature on the 4th H.K. Observatory, 25th Nov. 1912.

T. F, CLAXTOs, Director. TIDE TABLE.

Nov. 26th to 2nd Dec., 1912

-Tees.

Whitford, H. N.

Willums, Mr H. and 6, 4 buy

Wel's, W. Thi Welsh, T.-O.Setur.

The

Shanghai, North China. Ja Leon, Miss M.... pan ria Nagasaki, United Morrell, Hary

Sani

States, South Americs and MacQueen, V. M. Williams, 8, 9, Canada via Vancouver, (E-- Maokall. R. F. William, Master MOR

Harold via Siberia) Par MeIntosh, Miss J. *Montagie, 18th Des., 6 9.8. Momman, 1, 0.95 You Fak-law

горо

High Water

*Hongkong

Maan Tlisé.

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4.0

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On 18th Dea, con

On the 18th Deo,

On 4th Jan, Noop

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