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YACHTING.

C.Y.C. Closing Cruise,

The closing craise of the Corin- thian Yacht Club season, took place yesterday at Kowloon, and

..was attended with every success.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY,

Warren Memorial Cap: Joan," (Mr. Lammert).

Sirius Cup: White Rose (Mr. R. O. Witchell).

Lily Cup: La Linda (Mr.

Bane).

Theola Cup: Joan (Mr. Lam-

mert).

Mr. Van Andel's prize was won Weather conditions were good by Captain Milroy with the Gael, and although there was a very the "victim" being Mr. Eng- variable wind, some excellent land. raoing was a feature of the day. The course laid out was, Lye- man Beacon, starboard, Mark boat, starboard, and Channel Rock starboard. Among the most interesting events, was a life. saving contest for a cup presented by Mr. Van Andel.

Atthe conclusion of the program- me Mrs. J. Spittles presented the prizes, and was in turn presented with a handsome bouquet, tied with the Club's colours, and in a silver bolder, by the Commodore Dr. Francis Clark, on behalf of the O. Y. C. and those present. The racing resulted as followe: Mrs. Clark's prize (for which the Dorothea, Bat, Violet; Gael, Alanash, Asthore and Thecla Qualified); 1, Theols, sailed by Mrs. Brett.

(Mr. Burn).

The officials, who were as un der, deserve every commendation for the excellent manner in which an interesting programme was carried through

Commodore: Dr. Francis Olark. Vice-Commodore: Mr. G. G.

Wood,

Hon. Secretary: Mr. Stanley M. Mayes.

Hon. Asst. Scorelary : James Spittles.

Mr.

POST OFFICE-

MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY. Shanghal, s.s. Ernest Simons. Pakhoi, s... Helene. Shanghai, 8.8, Hyson, Japan, s.s. Iyo-maru.

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

Latt London

April 2 April 3

Shanghal

April 19 April 21

MAILS DUB. American, Shinyo-maru, 22nd inst.

English, China, 23rd inst. The Shinyo Maru with the American Mail is expected to ar rive here to-morrow at 10 a.m.

The China, with the English

Mall, loft Singapore on Saturday, the 19th inst., at 8 am, and may be expected to arrive here on Wednesday, the 23rd inst., at 2

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

Phuyen, Fr. 6.8., 1,946, Ribault.

39th April-Saigon 17th -April, Rice.-B. & Co...

Klay, Rus. s.6, 3.137, Stetzky

APRIL

a

21, 1913.

WEATHER REPORT,

On the 21st at 11.30-Pressure has increased slightly over N.E.

Ohina and S. Manchuria and do

areased considerably over NE Japan owing to the formation of

depression to the N.E. of HO

N

The depression over Indo-China has deepened slightly and spread eastward. A shallow depression lies over the Yangtze Valloy."

19th April-Nagasaki kaldo. ). 15th April, Gen.-Luk- maonif. Polynoisien. Fr. 8.8, 3,543. Es

chonauer, 20th April Marsailles 93rd Mar, Gor.-M. M. Palawan, Br. a.a, 2,923, Shone. 20th April-London 8th Mar., Gen.-P. & O. Co. Bachsen, Gor. s.8., 4,088, Wagner, April-Shanghal 20th 17th April, Gen.-H. A.

· Ida

|- ·

Temiyo

Maru, Jap. 6.6., 2,135, Y. Kuchiki, 20th April-- Muroran 9th April, Coal. -M, B.K.

Variable winds are indicated along the east coast of China, and moderate E. winds over the northern portion of the N. China Soarity.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am today: 0,00 inches,

HOURS ENDING AT NOON

FORECAST FOR THE 24-

TO-MORROW.

District,

Official Mensarer: Mr. O.D. J. P. This packet bringsthe Parcel Peking, Swedish 5.8., 2,917, Zor-1 HongkongTM and

Bell.

Deputy Measurers: Messrs. H. Coombs, W. O. Lambert.

Unofficial Members: Moser). J. Reidie,, M. Molver, James Craik, A. Rodger, E. F. Gibson, D.K. Blair, A. Burn.

Judges: Messrs. A. Rodger, O. D. J. Boll.

Motor-boat race, visitors or non- Clerks of the Course: Messrs. boat owning members only: 1,J. M. Irving, A „Burn: Corinthes, (Mr. Holt); 2; Samos Sailing Boat Handicappers: Messrs. G. G. Wood. E.F. Gibson, Handicap Class visitors or non-D, K. Blair, C. D. J. Ball, S. M. bostowning membora: 1, Halcyon, Mayes, sailed by Mr. Storrie, 2, Violet, sailed by. Mr. Heasloop.

Motor Boat Handicappers: Mesars. A. Buro, O. H. Davis,

M. Mayes.

Starters: Mesaro. E. F. Gibson, Jamos Craik,

Heyward Hays, visitors or non-8. boat owning members only: 1 Sirius, sailed by Mr. R. C. Witchell; 2, Dawn, sailed by Mr. Summers.

Gael class, visitors or non-boat owing members only; 1, Toinette, sailed by Mr. Piorman; 2, Thecla, sailed by Mr. Withere.

Ladies motor boat race: 1, Corinthia (Miss Lu Cheung); 2, Quickstep, (Mrs. Brett).

Ladies Handicap class racs. 1. La Linda, sailed by Miss Daisy Roseman; 2, Violet, sailed by Miss Violet Roseman.

Ladies Heyward Elaya class race: 1, Sirius, sailed by Mrs. Evenden; 2, Dawn, sailed by Mrs.. Blair.

Timekeepera: Messrs. G. W. Avónall, F. Howell.

FIRE IN JERVOIS STREET.

Damages Amount to $30,000.

Just as the fire brigade had finished with the Grand Hotel fire on Saturday a call came from Jervois Street, where a fire had broken out at the rear of a building occupied on the first floor by a foreign gooda dealer.

When the brigade arrived the fire had got sufficient hold to Ladies Gael class race: 1, Gael.account for damages to the ex-

mail closed in London for des- patch by the all-sea route on the 19th March ad for despatch over- land on the 6th March,

MAILS CLOSE.

Pakhol and. Haiphong Par

Hanoi, 22nd April, 9 a.m. Saigon-Por Telemachus. 22nd

April, 9 a.m. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Per Hatching, 22nd April,

10a.m..

Shanghai, North China, Japan vla Moji, Victoria and Seattle-Por Yokohama maru, 22nd April, 10 a.m. Bayard-Per Chongwa, 22nd

April, 10's.m.

Fort

French

Mail.

Japan

Mall.

Siberian

Saigon, Straits. Ceylon Adelaide, Western Aus: tralia, India, Aden, Egypt. and Europe via Marseil

dsowin, 20th April- Singapore 13th April, Gen O. W. & Co. Mexico. Maru, Jap. 8.8. 3,700,

.]

Neighbourhood

Kobayashi 20th April - 2 Formosa Channel

Shanghai Tacoma via 17th April, Gen.-O. 8.13: South coast of China between H.K. and Lamooks

Halohing, Br. 8.8., 1,267, W. C.

Passmore, 20th April Swatow 19th April, Gen.

D. L. & Co.

Helene,

Ger. s.s., 771. F. Jepsen. 20th April-Pakhoi and Hoihow 18th April, Gon. -J. & Co.

Seang

Choon, Br. s.8., 3,755, Lar-

¡'

..

kin, 20th April-Rangoon

South coast of China between H.K. and Hainan.

Forecast,

Mail Steamerson/20D.

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undormentioned PORTS on or

8

about the DATES named:-

Steamers, For

To Sail On Remarks

about Freightë, Capt. W. R. Le Mare, R.N.R. 3rd May &F'sage 1 CHINA TE

HANGHAI) SUMATRA MOJI, KORE & YOKOHAMA...) SHANGHAL...

****** Capt.0.H.8. Tooque, R.N.E..

LONDON, via DEVANHA

Usual Ports of Call..

LONDON & ANT-

Capt. W. R. Hickey.

WERPY. Singa- | NORE-

pore, Penang,

24th Apr. Freight

10a.m.Psage Noon 1 Freight 26th April&P'sage

about Freight 30th April&P'sage

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy,

For Freight, or Passage apply to s

E. winds, light to mo- drate; clou-

C'mbo, Port Said,

Capt. D. Asbury,

& Marscilles......

dy, misty

Variable

winds, moderate.

P.&O. 9. N. Co's office,

The same

As No. 2.

Hongkong. 19th April, 1913.

The same

as No. 1.

China Coast Meteorological-

via Straits 15th April, Station. Gon-Song Taik Hong.

Chinhua, Br. s. 1,349, Wake,

20th

April-Shangbai

Register.

21st April, a.10.

Hour.

Barometer,

Temperature

Humidity.

Wind.

Weather.

17th April, Gen, B. & S. Wostock 7a30.0840 100nne 0 f

les (Late Letters 11 to Usin Chang, Chi. s.s., 1,423, Ham- Nemuro

Noon. Extra Postage 10 cents). (Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxee in time for the first clerance will be included in this contract mail.)- Per Ernest Simons, 22nd April. 1a.m.

9. N. & Co. Loksang. Br. s.8., 977, Bowkor. Nagasaki

via Moji, Victoria and Ta: coma-Por Seattle-maru, 22nd April, 11 am. Shanghai, North China, Tamon

Nagasaki.

Japan via

E. A Hewett,

Superintendent.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

For

Steamers,

To sail on

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-`

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, LUTZOW

SOUTHAMPTON,Capt. J.Bortfeldt 17,300

ANTWERP & B'MEN.

* Calling at Manila.

TUESDAY,

29th April,

10 8.m.

about THURSDAY, 1st May.

6a29.85-

990 1-

blin, 20th April-Canton Hakodate 11th April, Gen.-O.. M. Tokio

29.99-

wnw 3

30.01

nw 1

Kochi

29.99

BW 1

#

29.99

17

20th April-Hongay 17th K'shims April, Coal.-J., M. & Oshima

Naha Oo...

29.98

0

53

29.99

0

11

30.97-

0

SHANGHAI,

11

TSING-)

29.95

one 1

"

30.12

11

TAU, NAGASAKI &

KOBE

PRINZ LUDWIG Capt.F.v. Benzer 18,300

MANILA, ANGAUR,

30.0547 85 se 3 b

"

YAF, MARONN, SA-PRINZ SIGISMUND MARAI, SYDNEY & (Capt. D. Luez MELBOURNE taging,

[BATURDAY,

6,000

17th May..

at:9

Capt. D. Lenz, T. 6.000

about TUESDAY,

29th April.

KUDAT & SAND `KAN

}

BORNEO

End of

Capt. F. Sembill

April

Mathilde, Ger. 6.5., 891, Soharkier, Ishijima 20th April-Kwang Yen Bonin Is. 17th April, Cement stone. Chefoo

W'haiwel -J. & Oo. Maru, Jap. 8.8., 2,580, A. Hankow Kobayashi, 20th April-chang "Miike 14th April, Coal-Kiukiang

M. B. K.

Chiangaha

Honolulu Canada, United States South America and Ban Francisco (Eu-Ernest rope via Biberia)-Per Korea, 22nd April, noon,

1.15 pm.

sailed by Mrs. Danean; 2, Thecla, tent of $30,000 being done as a Macao-Per Sui Taí, 22nd April, Lyson,

sailed by Mra. Brott.

Prizes were also presented to to successful competitors in the following championshipclasses:

Cruisers: 1, La Cigale (Mr. Bune); 2, Evadne (Mr. G. G. Wood); 3, Norseman, (Mr. Goulburn),

Handicap Class: Lily (Mr. Moyer); 2, Haloyon; 3, Dorothea (Mr. G. O. Alabaster).

Hayward Hays: 1, Sirius. (Mr. Cooper); 2, Dawn (Mr. Scott); 3, Bat (Mr. Mayos),

Grel Class-Thecla (Mr. Anna (Mr. McCubbin); 2, Orohard); 3, Gasl (Mr. Molver).

Absentee's Cup; Cruisers: Scotonden (Mr. D. K. Blair). Medala were presented to the crew, Messrs. J. Dove, F. Lenfesty and Holt.

All olasses racing boats: (Mr. Mayes).

Bat

i

Motor boate: Wawa (Mr. Davies),

"Also Gun" oup: Scolenden (Mr. Blair),

"Also Bin" cup: Noraman' (Mr. Goulburn).

Commodore's Cup: Violet (Mr. Rosaman).

Vice-Commodore's Cup: L. Linda (Mr. Bane).

Handicap Challonge Cup: La Linda (Mr. Bans).

Belilios Challenge Cup: Dawn (Mr. Scott).

rosult. The firemen worked

hard on the place and eventually Philippine Islands-Fer Tean

22nd April, 3 p.m. subdued the flames. Every atten-

tion was paid to neighbouring Japan via Yokohama-Per Foo- shing, 22nd April, 3 p.m., property and every means were brought into operation to prevent Straite and Ceylon-Per Iyo maru, 22nd April, 5 p.m. the spreading of the firo. Some firemen were kept on duty until Saigon-Per Phuyen, 23rd April, Sunday morning in order that Tientsin Per Chipshing, 23rd no risk of further outbreaks might

be run.

The premises were, we are informed, insured for $20,000.

ALLEGED UNREGISTERED CLUB,

The case in which a Chinese is charged with keeping an unregis tered club, was again brought

8 a.m.

?

April, 11 am.. Mingpo and Shanghai-Fer

peh, 23rd April, 11 a.m. Swatow," Amoy and Foochow

Simons, Fr. 8,9 2,880, Shanghai" Brannet 21st April Gutzlaff Kobe 13th April, Gen.- Sharp.P. M. ME

-

n

29.9151 --- esa Sm

BO 4 f 1 29.8853-

Idh $29.9563 Amoy 68 29.9667 84 ene 10 29.9468 90 n 10 5a29.94 #29.95

29.96

"

·29,95

Br.s., 1,233, Maclean, Swatow 21st April-Shanghai Taihoku 18th April, Gen.-B. & 8. Taichu Tyo Mard, Jap..., 8,918, Hirase, Tainan. 199.952let. April-Bhanghai Koshun Mu418th April, Gen.-N. Y. Edores

29.99 K,

Canton 9 29.8973 86 se Zo H'kong 6a29.89 69 92. 3.0

e3f Gap Rock, 29.86-- Macao 29.8686-se l'odf

040

CLEARANCES-AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE. Female April 12. Opland, for Amoy Eu-Polynesien, for Yokohama.

Kiev, for Odessa Sachsen, for Hamburg. Chinhus, for Canton. Rokkosan, for Auping. Antilochus, for Liverpool, Fukui-maru, for Port Arthur. Seangchoon, for Rangoon, Seattle-maru, for Victoria, Peking, for Yokohama.

-Per Kaljo-matu, 23rd April, 11 a.m. 2000-Per Bul Tai, 23rd April,

Siberian

Mall.

1,15 p.m. Shanghai, & North China (Europe via Siberia) Per China, 24th April, 9.3.0.

DEPARTED.

April 20. Haiyang, for Fooshow. Daigi-maru, for Tamsui

before Mr. C. D. Melbourne, at Straits and India via Caloutta-H tho Police Court, this afternoon.

Per Fookeang, 24th. The Hon Mr., R. Hallifax,

April, 1 p.m. Registrar General, prosecuted Macao-Per Bui Tai, 24th April, and M. F. X.D'Almada" defended. Mr. D'Almada said there was a mistake in one of the transla- tions and be asked for it to be rectified.

The alteration was made.

The defendant under orosa- examination said the people found at the club when visited by the Registrar General were neither proprietary shareholders nor subscribers of any kind.

The case was proceeding, as we went to press.

The Sovereign Drink of Health.

Its purity, its deilcate,

rich and delicious flavour and its delightful aroma have attracted the atten- tion of those who like our LOTUS BRAND

MOKHA COFFEE.

OBTAINABLE EVERYWHERE.

AN IDEAL COFFEE.

HRUTTONIEE & SON,

B-JA. PROVISION. MERCHANT,

1,15 p.m- Shanghai and North China-Per

Chinhua, 24th 3 p.m. Shanghal and North China-Per Tobang, 24th April, 3 p.m. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow -

Per Haitan, 25th April,

10 am,

Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Tikini, 26th April, 0 a.m. Macao-Fer Bui Tai, 25th April.

1.15 p.m. Haiphong, Pakhoi. and Saigon

Per Singan, 26th April 8

DEN1208

Carl Diederichsen, for Haiphong. Chenan, for Shanghai. Devawongse, for Safgon. Ichang, for Canton., k Hupah, for Canton.

Aptil 21. Chinhus, for Canton. Fakui maru, for Moji. Landrat Schieff, for Bangkok Glenturret, for Yokohama Opland, for Amoyyib. Polnnesien, for Kobe,' : Palawan, for Mojin Antilochus,for Philippine Is.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED. " Per s.s. Kiev, arrived 9th inet, Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, from Nagara fina Adelaide, Western Aus- Golovieff, S Bobovloff, 0. tralia, India, Aden,Por sa. Folynesien, arrived 20th Egypt, and Europe, via inst, from Europe eto Brindisi (Lato Lottore Herparalit, Mrs. Muller

Mz Neunian 11 a.m. to noon, "Extra, 10?L.. Postage 10 cents.) (Sup

a.m.

bumor plementary mail on board Duncker, C.

Frankan Breintack

NBC

up to the time fred for Darmecker, Mr. Furst ** departure of the mail) & Mrs.pd

(Extra Postage 10 conta) Per sa. Palawan, arrived 20th (Lettere posted in all the inst.. from London, &o, and Pillar Boxes in time for Burgoyne, MR. Law, Miss the first, clearance will flenzio, M Low, Mr. and be included in this con- Flenkerne, M. Mie. Ons tract mail.) The Parcel wg/Bime, Mr. and Mail will be closed on Donne, DJI MEEDI Friday, the 25th April,a Bairile, H. A... Morgan, Mada 5 p.m. Por Devonha, Fairlie M135 A 26th April. 11 am

1.16 p.m.

Philippine Islands-Per Zafito

Wuohow 9a29.85 75

Pakhol

Hothow

Phullen 6a 29.8272 ee 4 dh

19

Tourtne 29.7772 BBW 2 f a. St. J... 29.8877 Aparri Manila Legaspi Iloilo

#1

11

29.9375 Sw 1.b 29.9475- -.0b

..-29.9279-nne 1 b

9 a 29.9585.- pw 2 b T. F. Claxton, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, Apr. 21. 1 Barometer, reduced to 3 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths..

2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit..

KOBE & YOKOHAMA, PRINZ SIGISMUND

All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless

tama. Telegraphy New System of Telefunken.

For further Particular, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA,

Hongkong, 19th April, 1913.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LD.

Hongkong-South China Coast Ports.

Highest Class, Fastest and Most Luxurious Steamers on the Coast, having splendid Accommodation for First-Class Fassengers, Electric Light Excellent Cuisine.

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

Captain

Steamships.

J. S. Roach

A. E. Hodgins...

3 Humidity, In percentage of HAICHING... | W.C. Passmore. saturation, the Humidity of air HAITAN ...... saturated with moisture being 100, | HAIYANG

4 Direction of Wind, to two points.

5 Force of Wind, according to | Beaufort Scale.

6 State of Weather, b blue sky,

FOR

Leaving

TUESDAY, 22nd April, at 11 am.

FRIDAY, 25th April, at 11 a.m.

SUNDAY, 29th April, at 11 a.mL SWATOW.S

HAIMUNJW. Evans SUNDAY, 27th April, at 10a.m.

c. detached cloud, d drizzling rain fifog,,g gloomy, hhai, 1 light- ning overoast, p..passing showere, q squally, rain, s snow, 201 t, thunder, visibility, w dew wet), 0 Rain In Inches, tenths, and hundredthe

METEOROLOGIC ADLA

* Provión PNEU DY

Day On Date. On Date Barometer29.96 29.93 29.93%

70 Temperature-69 67 Humidity

91

85 WindA

WE E SE Direction Force Weather

Rain

Lowest

Highest open al Temperature on the 19th H.K. Observatory, 20th April 1913,

Ston

Steamers will arrive at, and depart from the Co.'s Wharf near

Blake Pier.van

For Freight and Passage, apply tog jelajah

Douglas, Lapralk & Co.,

General Managers,

NW IT C

THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.

Mail Service to Australia

via Manila.

MAIL SCHEDULE

(SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION),

Steamers

BASTBRN EMPIRE

ST. ALBANS

"Arrive Hongkong - from Australia,

6th April

2nd May

780th May

Leave Hongkong?

for Australia,

30th April, 24th May

T. F. Claxton, Director TIDE TABLEAU 21st April, to 27th April, 1918.

Low W or The above Steamers are fitted with Refr Sosuring a Plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, eto, and are

lighted throughout with Electricity All State R

Per ss. Hatching, arrived 20th Macao-Por Sul Tal, 26th April;ast from Swatorad

Ashmore, B W. Bonsfield: Mr. &

MIONAL/ Mrs CP

Dr. R. Bacon, Dr ∙Miss F. Fallman, Mineo TaKE)

Worley Mrs P

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26th April, 3 p.m Shangha, North China

via bgasa

Japan

United Sta

Janada urope

Fligh

Hoogkong E

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ating

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