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YACHTING.NE

THE: HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY

don and 2 min. 15 neos., to the Norseman. The distance

C.Y.C: " Also dun" Race.

as follows:-Club to Pionio Bay, 8 miles; Fionis Bay to Gindrink- The race for the "Also Gun" er's Bay, 771 mile: Gindrinkeri cap presented to the Corinthian Bay to the Club, 53 miles-alto- Yacht Club craisers by Mr. Van gether 31 miles. Scotengden Andel was sailed on Saturday and won by 43 min. 30 seos from La Sunday, The course laid down Cigale the scratch boat. Norse- was: Start from C. Y. C. start-man being second by 14.37. from ing line to Pionic Bay 3.15 p.m. La Cigale. Saturday: Pionio Bay to Gin drinker's Bay (keeping Lama and Kauichow to starboard) 9... Sunday; Gindrinkers to C. Y. C. 2.30 p.m. The outlook on Saturday until five minutes before the start

WAD vety

but

poor a strong westerly up and the

.breeze sprang

face was started under moet favourable circumstances: The Fachts crossed the line in the following order :-

Sootengden (D. K. Blair) La Cigale (C. Rosemann) Norseman (V. Goulborn) Wa Two (S. M. Mayes) Brynhilde (S. D. Hickey) Evadne (G. G. Wood) Mist (Major Penzay)

The wind held until the first boat La Cigale neared the North Fairway buoy when she ran into a flat osim and the other yachts drow up on her. All the boate dropped anchor against a strong abb tide. The wind game away after about fifteen minutes from the north, and the run to Picnic Biy was completed in fairly good time, the order of arrival being:

La Cigalo

6 52 07: Norseman 6. 17. 00 We Two

0 18 00. Fvalue Byulaldo Scotengdea Mist

*

**

6 22 55

-6 -25 30

7.03 03

+

... Gave up In Cigale saved her time and

WOD

on this leg, Norseman Becond, Evadne third, Brynhilde fourth, We Two fifth, Scotongden

sixth

A most

After dinner the yachtsmen Assembled on the Scatengden whore

entertaining "smoker " was held. About 2 a.m. when many had retired to sleep, an alarm of "pirates" was raised, several of the dinghies having disappeared. These were found at 0.a.m. moored behind a small island in the bay, whither they had doubless been removed by some practical joker,

The recond leg was started in a strong northerly breeze which, to the south of Lama, developed into half a gale and from this

MANILA CARNIVAL.

Interesting Education Exhibits

POST OFFICE.

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

Lett Landon

Jan. 30 Jan. 31

Dus Shanghal Feb. 15 Feb. 17

MAIL'S DUE, Canadian, Monteagle, 19th inst.

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

1913.

WEATHER REPORT,"

On the 18th at 11.00.-The an- ticyclone has further weakened. Haimun, Br, s.8., 641, Evans, 18th It is now central to the 8.E. of

Feb-Swatow 17th Fab, Gen.-D. L. & l'o. Sardinia, Br.. 8.3., 4,219, Talbot

R.NR., 18th Feb.-Yoko-

Papan.

1

A depression has apparently

formed over Manchuria.

Pressure has decreased

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR

hams 6th Feb. Gen. districts except N. Japan, where AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.TM

P.&O. S. N. Co.

Am., F. Sigismund, 20th inst. Kiyo Maru, ap s. 1,449, K. Ger., P. E. Friedrich, 20th-Inst.

The Monteagle with the Cana- dian Mail left Shanghai on Mot- day the 17th inst, at 4 a.m. and may be expected to arrived here on Wednesday, the 19th Inst. at China,

6 p.m.

considerably below normal over it has increased slightly. It is China.

Light or variable winds with

coast of China and the northern fog may be expected along the WILL deepach VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or aban shares of the N. China Sea

Fukushima, 18th Feb. Obinklang 13th Feb.. Loongsang, Br. B., 1,093, Leask, Gen-Chinese.

18th Feb.-Manila, Gen. -J., M. & Co.. Am. .s., 3,185, H. Thomp-hours ending at 10 am to-day, Hongkong Rainfall for the 24

son, 18th

Feb.an 0.00 inches. Francisco 17th Jan., Gen. -P. M. Co.

#

The Prinz Sigismund with the American Mail (ex 6.8.

Man churia), is expected to arrive bere Chun

MAILS CLOSE.

Another feature of the agricul tural education of the Bureau of Education was shown at the Car. nival which contained display

on Thursday, the 20th inst. of furia products from the school

The P. E. Friedrich with the farms of Agusan, says the "Cable German Mail left Singapore on news" of February 12. Most of Baturday the 15th instant at B the products came from the pm and may be expected to Bukidnon farms of central Min-arrive here on Thursday the 20th danao. The bureau of education instant at noon.:" is doing much toward the deve- lopment of agricultural resources in this section. They have en Haiphong and Pakhoi-Per Mu tablished 19 settlement farm

thilde, 19th Feb, 8 au school for the Bukidnon children.. schools and one agricultural Saigon-Per Devawonges, 19th In these schools the pupils are Folhow, Pakhoi and Haiphong

Feb. 8 a.m. taught how to make the soil pro- duce the ordinary food plants. Not only do they grow the pro ducts but they take the products home as the farms are worked as food centres.

when it is considered that the This exbibit is more interesting Bukidnon country is five days by

German

Mall.

:

Par Singan, 19th Feb. 8

a.in.

Straits, Burmah, Ceylon. Adelaide, Western Aus- ..tralia, India, Aden, Egypt, and Europe vis Naples Por Bremen, 19th Feb., 9a.m.

boat and four days by pack Swatow-Per Haimun, 19th Feb.,

9 8.13.

19th Feb, 9.a..

saimals from Manila. The ex-Straits and Ceylon-Per Bardinia, hibit, which contained all of the common food plants, was nine Straite, days enroute.

WAS

and India via Bombay- Per Ischia, 19th Feb., 11]

'a.m.

J

Macao-Per Bui Tai, 19th Feb., via Kobe-Per Riojun maru, 19th Feb., 11 am.

A quantity of excellent coffee education is encouraging coffee

The bureau of Japan shown.

judging from the quality of the caltivation in this region and

that in two or three years the coffee on exhibition it is believed

exportation of coffee from the sub-province of Bukidnon will be of considerable importance. The coffee on exhibit could readily take its place along with the first grade coffee secured in other parts of the Philippines.

Mr. G. O. Kindley has im- mediate charge of the schools in Bakidnon and any one interest. ed in the development of this country and the work of the bureau of aducated may secure from him information relative to

the

point onward there were only

agricultural possibilites of three boats in the race, these this section of the Philippines. being La Cigale, Scotengden and

►

This coa-

1.15 p.m.

Macao-Per Sul Tal, 20th Feb.,

1.15

p.m.

Sang, Br. 8.8.1,418, Mattock, Feb.-Bandakan

18th

12th Feb, Timber.-J., M. & Co.

Bellrophon, Br. 9.5, 5,743, Bebb,

18th Feb.-Kutchinoteu 14th Feb, Gen-B. & 8 Bremen, Ger, sa, 7077, Wileslim,

18th Feb.-Yokohama 8th Feb., Gen-M. & Co. Kaiser Franz Joseph 1, Aust.

cruiser, 4,000, Von Santa, Feb-Amoy 17th Feb.

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE. Feb. 17,

Biberis, for San Francisco. Misumi-maru, for Kwong Yuen. Fooshing, for Bongay. Bilesis, for Shanghai.

Feb. 18. Taiyuan, for Melbourne. Haiohing, for Foochow. Pongtong, for Bangkok. Lyeemoon, for Saigon, Wakamatsu-maru, for W'matsu. Tean, for Cebu. Bourbon, for Hongay. Sardinia, for London.. Johanne, for Macao. Mathilde, for Haiphong, Soshu maru, for Anping, Singan, for Haiphong.

DEPARTED.

Feb. 18.

Philippine Islande Per Choy-Siberia, for San Francisco. Japan via Moji, Victoria and Wenchow, for Canton.

dang, 20th Feb., 1a.m.

Hatching, for Foochow Tacoma Per Chicago- maru, 20th Feb., 11 a.m.

Sanuki-maru, for Bombay. Anhui, for Canton. Rajaburi, for Port Courbet.

Teen, for Manila. Looksun, for Saigon, Silesia, for Shanghai. Fooshing, for Hongay. Tjibodas, for Shanghai. Phu Yen, for Hongay. Lysemoon, for Saigon. Bourbon, for Hongay.

Straits and India vie Calcutta- Per A. Apear, 20th Feb.

Japan

2 p.m.

.

vis Kobe-Per Torilla, 20th

Feb. 5 p.m.

Shanghai and North China-Per Anhui, 20th Feb., 3. p.m.

Siberian

Mail.

Shanghai, North China and Japan via Nagasaki (Europe via Siberia)-Per P. E. Friedrich 20th Feb. 5 p.m.

8.m.

!

farm. The exhibit indicates to Philippine Islands-Per Yuen- Fennett, Miss L.

in a tussle between Scotengden, some exicent the class of work La Cigals and Norseman. The which is being done at the school. first named led until opposite the When the school boys learn to Police Pier when ale went into grow such farm products as are second place. Having to go exhibited in this box the agri- about at the German flagship's cultural development of the moorings she dropped into third Philippines will be greatly bene place and the finish was as fol- fited by the graduates of this lows:---

school.

Siberian

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District..

Neighbourhood 1 Hongkong and

the DATES Amed- YOR

LONDON & ANT- WERPY.Sro,

TERANG, C,

ВТНАМИКА

SARDINIA

PORTBAID MALTA Capt. C. O. Talbot, x.X.X.

& Mananilla?...

MOJI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA...

Capi. Owen Jon S, B.X.E.

SHANGHAI,

Forecast.

NANKIN

Light or va

Hable

winds;

BHANGHAI ....

LONDON, VIA

USUAL PORTA Or

DEVANHA

cloudy, misty,

Variable winds, mo- derate.

Formosa Channel South coast of) China between H.K., and Lamooks 4South coast of) China between H.X. and Hainan.

China Coast Meteorological

Register.

DELTA

Capt. E. P. Martin, 2.m,a,

Capt. W.. R. Hickey.

TO JAIL DE

KEMARK

10a.m. 19th. Feb.

Freight & Faige

About 22nd Fab.j

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All the above steamers are fitted with wireles For Freight, or Passage apply to

The same as No. 1.

P.&.0.8. N. Co.'s office,

Hongkong, 17th February, 1918,

The same as No 1.

18th February, a.m.

Station.

Wind.

Hour.

Temperature

Barometer.

Humidity.

D'tion.

Force.

Weather.

Wostock 7 a 29.98 15 100 00 Nemuro 6a ------- Wnw 1 Hakodate 30.16- 12 Tokio

30.22- nw 1 Koohi

BW 1 Nagasaki

- 0 K'shima

- дие Oshima... Naha Ishi'jima

Bonin Is. Chefoo

Whalwei

Hankow Icbang Kiukiang

$ 088 —

about, 87th Feb

Nuon

1st March

Telegraphy.

Freight and Famigo.

Freight and

Page, Freight and

Parage.

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintenden

NORDDEUTSCHER

LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

TAB, SOUTHAMPTON, Umpt. B. Wilhelmi 20,800. ANTWERP & BREMENJ 3HANGHAI,

11

11

30.21

"

30.17

30,17

12

30.108ow' 1

12

For

11

30.09 30,07

.580

STEAMERE,

NAPLES, GENOA,)

ALGIERS,

+

GIBRAL-BREMEN

TO BALL OF

[W.NESDAY, 19th Feb,

19

1...

30.0034 saw 3 c

10 AX.

BAKI,

NAGA-) KOBE and YOKOHAMA,....... in)

PRINZEITELFRIEDRICH Capi. O. V nude

10,000

Changsha

About THURSDAY,

20th Feb,

Shanghai Gutzlaff

11

H

30.0244 100 ese 1 om 29.9443 se 2f

MANI' YAP. MAR-】

( SATURDAY,

Capt. D. Lanz.

Of 6a30.1157 89 sse 1 o

6,000 22nd February

Swatow

Talhoku 5a30.09

KOBE and YOKOHAMA

PRINZ WALDEMAR

Capt. H. Bramer

6,100

Taichu

Tainan

30.10 30.08

About TUESDAY, 4th March.

Koshun

KUDAT & SANDAKAN (BORNEO.

Band of

10spt. F. Sambill

"

9a

Mr St

Sharp P. 7a30.1856 Amoy

10 ˆ0 — * 2 30.07--

80. 2 30.08---- De 4-***

630.0463 85 0 10 30.01-ene 4 o 30.00 63- ese 1 of

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ONN, SAMARÁI,NEW-PRINZ SIGISMUND GUINEA, BRISBANE

'FEY. & M'BOURNE.)

February,

All the steamers of the European Llor are atted with Wireless Telegra

New System of Telefunken.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & CO.,

17

6a 29.94 68 12 30.9470

ase 5 or

BBW 40

ne "4b

0 b

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA.

n

10

00

Hongkong, 15th February, 1915.

29.93 73 30.01 68

29.9872-

29.97 79-

9a29.9980-aw 2b

F. Claxton, Director.

Jonts, Mr. and Hongkong, Observatory, 90, 18 DOUGLAS STEAMship Co., Ld.

Mrs. L.

Jones, Mastor.

E.B. Koster, H. A.

Koster, Mrs. H.

·A.

1 Barometer, reduced to 32

degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths.

2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.

Lt.saturation, the Humidity of air 3 Humidity, in percentage of saturated with moisture being 100, 4 Direction of Wind, to two points.

PASSENGERS ABRIVED.

P'dores

inst, from Shanghai, &c.:

Per s... Sardinia, arrived 18th

Canton Anderson, A. D. Vaughan-8 mith

H'kong Gap Rook Lok Chowkit,

Масво W. B. In the agricultural section of Swatow, Amoy and Foochow- Norseman. The others found the the bureau of education building

MI..

Mrs. and Wai Luk-chun,Pakhoi

Wuchow 9a weather too heavy. Although at the Carnival grounds was a

Misa Per Haitan, 21st Feb., 9

Holhow un lor reefed sails, with the ex-hooth devoted to a display of pro- Tientsin-Per Huiohow, 21st from San Francisco, &c.—

Por 8.8. China arrived 18thingt-, Phulien coption of the Brynhilde which ducts from the Central Luzon Macao-For Sui Tai, 21st Feb., Anderson, C. E. Hicks, W. E.

Feb., 11 a.m.

! Tourane carried full canvas, they made Agricultural School. poor headway and finished hope-tained an excellent exhibit of rioe Philippine Islands, Yap, Maronn, Andrews,

Amidani, L. Herrmann, G. F. O. St. J. 1.15 p.m.

Aparri lessly out of time. The leg finish and other farm products grown

Anderson, L · Hodges. W. B. Manila od in the following order: by the school boys. The Cen-

Samarai, Fred.

Miss Howard. A.T.

Legaspi Wil- M. La Cigale ... 12 31 30

tral Luzon Agricultural School is

helmshafen, Rabaul Her- Atwater, Mr. & E.

Hollo Hughes, Capt. Scotengden ... 1 00.20 a large school with dormitory s0-

bertshoke, Matupi, Aus Mrs W. B. Norroman 1.15 57

commodations, located at Munoz

tralia, Tasmania and Basa, R After tiffin the third leg was Nueva Ecija. In this school the

New Zealand via Bris Bauckham, E. bane-Per Prinz Bigie started, tho weather conditions boys are being taught how to

W. mund, 22nd Feb., 8 a.m. Beikna, O. A-. being similar. This also resulted

sang, 22nd Feb., 1 p.m. 9 Blumenthal,

Mrs. J. Shanghai and

Lee Poy-fun North Botelho, Mrs S. Laflamme, China (Europe via Sr Botelho, Miss MF. L. K. beria)-Per Chenan, 22nd Buren, Mrs. G. V. Leokliter, W. H Feb. 5 p.m.

Chee, T.

Lowenstein, M. Cowan, R. L. Tientsin Per Cheongshing, 22nd Datems, G. P.

Feb.. 5 p.m.

Dawes, Lieut R. Swatow-Per Haimun, 23rd Feb.,

A. 9 a.m. Philippine Islands,

Dowell, J. M. Australia

Denroche, Mr. & Tasmania and New Zea Dunning, E. H. Meyer, Mr. and

Mrs. P. 0. land via Thursday Is land-Per Guthrie. 14th Edward, J. E..Mrs. W Feb, 11 a.mREN

Enriquez, A... Meyers, H. T. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow -

Millard, T. F. Per Halyang, 25th Feb., Gaugh, J.O. de Moore, L. C. -9 ami

Francisco, L J. Main, D. Shanghai. North China, Japan vis

Friedline, Mr. Moore, B 8. Moj Victoria B... and

Neumond, B. 8. Seattle Per Shidzuoka-

Falloon, 0. H. Price, 8 R marn, 25th Feb., 10 am. Faulk, Mr&Mrs. Ranson, Dr. 8. L. U Flynn, Miss F. T. Beifanider,Rev. Flynn, Miss V. Mr. O. 8. Fowler, Mr. and Roiph, Mr.

Mrs. J. A

Mr. W. N Glass, L Rolph, Miss M Geleshener, Mies Rolph, H.

Shue, M.-

Read, Miss H.

Taimage, MissI

La Cigale ....3. 46. 02 · Norseman ......3. 48. 20: Scotongden........3. 50.-36; The La Cigale conceded 5 minutes per mile to the Booteng

IT'S SAID

In the booth was displayed a 0350 oontaining 57 different insect pests, showing that agriculture in the Philippines is often carried on under adverse conditions,

You can't please every

bo ly" But

JOHNSTONE'S

M. P. WHISKY has a 'splendid

start. It is only a question of

getting every body to try it.

OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE.

H RUTTONJEE & SON, WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

French

Mail.

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5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Scale,

Hongkong-South China Coast Ports.

Righest Olass, Fastest and Most Luxarions Steamers on the Coast, having spledd Accommodation for First-Class Passengers. Electric Light. Excellant Cuisine.

~FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW RETURN. (Occupying 9 to 10 days)

STHAMINIPS,

CAPTAIN

A. E. Hodgins ***

LEAVING.

FRIDAY, 21st Feb., si 10 mm. TUESDAY, 20th Fab., at 10.a,m,

HAITAN ****** J. B. Roach HAIYANG ..e HAICHING... W. O. Fa... FRIDAY, 28th Feb., at 10 am.

FOR SWATOW. ...J. W. Evans.......] SUNDAY, 28rd Feb., at 10 am. Steamers will arrive at, and depart from, the Co.'s Wharf noor Blake Flor

For Freight and Passage, apply to

Main T Marques, F. J. 6 State of Weather, b blue sky,

D.

c detached cloud, d drizzling rain Martindate fog, g gloomy, h hail, I light-HAIMUN

Capt. & Mrsning, o overcast,p passing 4, thunder, visibility, wdow wet). EB.

shower, q squally, r rain, s anow,

Teran, E

Viert, B.

0 Rain in inches, tentha and 20] hundredths.

METEOROLOGICAL.

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Марац 30.12 62 77

ESE

Day On Date On Date Barometer. $0.19 30.15. Temperature 60 60 Humidity 71 75 Wind Direction f Force Weather Rain

Higbast open air Temperaturé on the esik, v Lowest

H.K. Observatory, 17th Feb., 1913.

cents). (Letters posted Hibbard, Mr. & Stem, L. S. in all the Pillar Boxes Mr. E. R in time for the first Hanlon, B. N. olerance will be included Hartigan, R T in this contract mail.) Harris, Mre G Watson, J. S. Per Ville de la Ciotat, Hartman, E. B Weber, Miss M. 25th Feb. 11 a-m...

Hackins, Mr. & Willyams, Mrs. Bator,

HW Hayes, Mk and Yong Hi Dung

Mra G. Herklotz, J, G.

Philippine Islands-Per Zafiro,

25th Feb., 3.p.m

ן

T. F. Claxton, Director, TIDE TABLE.

Feb. 15th to 21st Feb., 1913.

High

Low

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