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HAUB AUSTRALIAN GOLD MINING CO., LTD.

Manager's Report for Four Weeks Ending April 19,-1013›

The report of the manager of the Raub A. G. M. Co., for the four weeks ending April 18, reads *****

Gentleman, I beg to submilt my monthly report on your min- ing and milling operations.

Above the 80 ft, level one stope | is being worked, the lode is 80 ine. wide and is worth 3,7 dwts,

Surface Works.

Doring the month we have treated 5,144 tons of surface ore, including 182 tons of rack from the Eastern lode outcrop at An- derson.

Milling.

The milling chest accompanies this report. Four Wilfley tables recovered 34htons of concentrates, which were crashed in our grit mille with 45 tons of old tailings,

**General.

The accompanying sheet of mine messurements and assay results shows a total of 289 ft., made up as follows:-Sinking 5 The new section of Flume 355 ft, driving 128 f., and cross-outt-feet long is completed. ing 166 ft., and compares with a Two new pulleys have been total of 258 ft. for the previous fixed in the headgear at Koman four weeks.

Shaft. Bukit

Bukit Koman,

Koman.-The Main

·Shaft has been sunk 5 ft., making altogether 17 ft. below the 840 ft. level.

I

!

The 840 ft. Level. The ore shoots are completed. The urose out Eust has been extended 36 ft. making a total of 58 ft. at 43 f. East of the shaft, a lode was inter- sected underlying West. It is 72 ins, wide and has assayed 7.26 dwis. As soon as expedient wa shall proceed to develop this lode.

740 ft. Lovel.-The Main Drive North Here 10ft. driven, makes a total of 93 ft. The lode is 57 ins, wide, in lowe grade ore.

The Main Drive South has been advanced 10 ft., making a total of 100 ft. The lode assays 7.9 dwts. for a width of 57 ina.

The End South on the 108 ft.

lode has been driven 7 ft., making.

40 stamps ran 25.01 daya. Lost time 2.09 days made up as followa:-Delaye from the Power Station 0.40 days, remainder to repaire, clean ups, etc. Oro Crushed

Bakit Koman Anderson East lode outcrop

1,085 tong

049 182

13

"

2,216 tons.

The Huntington Mill ran 24.16 days, lost time 3.84 days due to putting in a new false bottom and ring die 2.3 days, remainder to repairs and clean ups. Surface ore crushed from the

Eastern lode Surface ore crushed from the

Bukit Hitam

***

1,055

140

407

a total of 83 It. The lode is 50 | Total tons crushed at Bukit ins. wide, usasying 4à dwts.,

640 ft. Level. The Drive North has been extended 4 ft; making 294 ft. on a lode 36 ins. wide, assaying 4 'dwts.

The Main Drive South continues to open up good ore, but the lode

Koman Mille

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY, MAY 16, 1918.

POST OFFICEF.

MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY. Manila, 8.8. Chinhua. Haiphong, 8.8. Si klang, Swatow, ss. Baimun, Singapore, e.s, Nubia.

San Francisco, etc., 9,8. Chiyo-]+

maru. ?

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

Len Loedra

April 26 May 2

Shanghal

May 12 May 17.

MAILS CLOSE.

Swatow-Per Choising, 17th May, Ohefoo and Newchwang-Per

9 a.m.

Kiukiang, 17th May, 11

a.m.

Samarang and Sourabaya-Per Childar, 17th May, 11 a.m. Shanghai, North China and Japan

via Moji-Per Nubis, 17th May, 11 am. Philippine Islands-Per Yuen-

gang, 17th May, 1 p.m. Japan via Moji Victoria and Ta-:

coma-Per- Chicago" maru, 17th May, 1.p.m. Straits India via Calcutta-Per Fooshing, 17th May, 1 p.m.

Macao-Per Sul Tal, 17th May,

1.15 p.m.

Straits, Burmah and India via Calcutta-Por Kanaga- wa-maru, 17th May, 2

p.m.

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

Tomsui, Br. s.s., 909, French, 15th

*

WEATHER REPORT.”

On the 16th at 19,15,-No re- | turns from Japan.

The barometer has risen quick-j

May-Chafoo and Wei-ly at all stations on the China and

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR

haiwel 9th May, Gen. Annam coasts, and slightly in the AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

B, & S. Hupah, Br. ss., 1,228, Tucker, 15th May-Tientsin and Swatow 14th May, Gen. -B. & S. Kwongsang, Br. 8.8, 1.428. B.

chard, 15th May-Swa tow 14th May, Gen., M. & Co..

Nubia, Br. .., 3.698, Fox. 15th

May-London via Singa

pore 5th April, Gen.-P. & O. Co. Segovia, Ger. ss., Subiks, 15th May-Singapore, Ballast. -H. A. L

A

Philippines. An anticyclone co- vera Ühina and is central over the Lower Yangtza Valley.

An irregular area of low pres- sure extends from the Paracels to X the Bashes Channel.

to WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or

Moderate to fresh N.E. winds will prevail over, the northern portion of the China Sea. hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 0.30 inches.

.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON

TO-MORROW..

Distriot.

Si-kiang, Fr. 8.3., 615, J. Passmis, 1 Hongkong and

MayHaiphong

... 15th

13th May, Gen-Thom-

a8.

Chiyo Maru, Jap. 8.8., 7.250, W,

Neighbourhood

4 South coast of) China between H.K. and Hainan,

W. Greene, 16th May-2 Formosa Channel San Francisco 19th April,!

3 South coast of Gen.-P. M: Co.

China'be,ween H.K. Kanagawa Maru, Jap. 85, 3,267,

and Lamocks Machida, 16th May Yokohama, Kobe and Moji 11th May, Gen.-N. Y. E. Chinhua Br. s.a., 1,349, Wake, 16th May-Manila 13th May, Gen.-B. & S. Haimun, Br. 6.8., 641, Evans, 16th May-Swatow 15th May,

Gen.-D. L. & Co.

"י

Forecast. E. and N.E.

winds, moderate to fresh; cloudy,

N.E. winds, strong.

about the DATES named :-

For

Steamers

DELTA Capt. E. P. Martin,

LONDON, via) Usual Ports of Call LONDON & ANT- WERP v. Singa- pore, Penang, O'mbo, Port Said, & Marsellles....... SHANGHAI,)

MOJI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA...

SHANGHAI...

PALAWAN Capt. R. E. Shone

NUBIA Capt. F. J. Fox

ASSAYE

To Sail On Remarks

Noon Freight EN.R. Ở Anh May. &P*Bage

about Freight

́ 28th May] &P'sage

Noon Froight 17th May & Penge

about Freight

..Ass. W. Cookman, R.N.R.} 22nd May & Fore

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight, or Passage apply to

The same as No. 1,

P. & O. 5. N. Co.'s office,'

The game as No. 1.

Hongkong. 16th May, 1913.

China Const Meteorological Register.

Kiukiang, Br. ss., 1,928, Robert Station.

Bon, 16th May-Canton

Philippine Islande, Angaur, Mar- can, Yap, Maronn, Fred, Wilhelmshafen, Rabaul Matupi, Herbertshoho, Australia, Tasmania and New Zealand via Bris bane-Per Prinz Sigis-Prinz mund. 17th May, 3 p.m.

1,462 Philippine Islands-Fer Zafiro,

17th May, 3 p.m. Shanghai, & North China (Europe via: Siberia) -

....3,678 Amal- Sponge. Bul- gam,

07. OZ.

lion.

OZ.

Stamp Mill... 1,240 480 470,190. HuntingtonĮ

305 126 122,022

Mill...

is small being 33 ins. wide, assay- ing 6.8 dwts. S it. driven during Grit Mill the month makes the total 272 ft. Orosecuta for Stope-filling.- Amount to 108 £.

7

Stopes. Above the 64) ft. level 4 stopes are being worked. The lode, assaya 5,2 dita., and ią. 30'ins. wide.

Above the 40 ft. level one stope is being worked, the lode is 100 ins. wide and assays 3,25 dris.

Above the 440 ft. leval two stopes are being worked, the lode Everages Cline, wide and is worth 3,8 dwts.

Anderson.

860 ft. Lavel.-Main Drive North. After driving some few feet on a small disordered branch,

it was decided to crosscut West. On extending in this direction 4 ft,, a large body of quartz way discovered assaying 0.1 dwts.,and the main drive is now being carried North on this, During the month 14 ft. have been driven, making a total of 99 ft.

The Main Drive South has been advanced 25 ft., making a total of 118 ft. The lode for 16 ins. wide angays 0.3 dwts. At the 80 ft. level we have driven North 50 ft. on a lode 60. ine. wide, qenaying 4.1-2 dwi

160 ft. Level North-Crosscut ting east of the main drive was resumed at 69 ft.; 8 ft. have been added during the month and we hope to intersect the continuation of the Eastern lode during the current month.”

Stopes.Abore the 200 ft. level two stopes are being worked, the lode averges 58 ins.wide and is worth 4,42 dwis.

1

48 19 18,000

1,593 625 610.212

Bukit Malacca.

Two Huntington Mills ran 23 daye, lost time 4.5 days due to repairing the mills, putting in false bottoms and housings.

...

Surface ore crushed (a) from Bukit Jellis 3,191 tons; (b) from Sungei Agas 809 tone, a total of of 3,503 tous producing 010 oz. of amalgam, 290 oz. sponge and 282,05 oz. bullion. Average yield per ton Bt. Koman

Mille

... 3.31 dwts, Average assay per ton B. Koman Average yield per ton Bt. Malacca

Tailings

0.60 dwts.

1.61 d'arte. Total-Ore crushed 7,178 tons. Amalgam gatheren 2,212 oz. Smelted gold 893,162 oz. 1 Average finocesi 915,025 →→

2.48 dwts. Yield per ton

"PUNCH" ON OUR PIRACY.

Mills

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"Panch" has the following: The British steamer Tai-on, reports, on her arrival at Hong- kong, that pirates who had booked a passengers bave risen and murdered some of the other passengers, and succeeded getting away with a considerable | quantity of booty. To avoid a re- petition of the incident it is pro- posed that in future all pirates before booking as passon gots shall be required to wear jerseys with a skull and cross-bones plainly embroidered on the front.

Siberlan

Mall.

Per Chenan, 17th May,

5 p.m.

15th May, Gen.-B. & S.

Sigismuud, Ger. s... 1,844

16th May, am.'

Hour.

Barometer.

Humidity.

Temperature

Wind.

*ac:},

Force.

Weather.

E. A. Hewett,

Superintendent.

NORDDEUTSCHER

LLOYD. BREMEN.

D. Lenz, 16th May-Yo W'ostook 7a29.8746— se 10 IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

kohama 9th May, Gen- M, & Co.

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE, May 15. Glenfallodh, for Singapore!

Swatow, Amoy, Ningpo, Shang-Chongwa, for K. C. Wail.

hai North China-Per Jason, for Hankow. Tamsui, 17th May, 5 p.m. dupeh, for Canton. Hoikow-Per Tsintau, 17th May, Haldis, for Sourabaya.

5 p.m.

May 16 Swatow and Siam-Per Keong-Haitan, for Foechow.

Fukura-maru, for Tayeh. wai, 17th 5 p.m. Swato w Amoy and Tamsui-Per Nubia, for Yokohama.

Daigi-maru, 18th May, Segovia, for Yokohama.

Chihil, for Macao, Haiphong and Pakhoi - Per St-Germania, for Hongay.

kiang, 18th May, 9 a.m. Swatow and Deli-Per. Sigual, 19th May, 8 a.m. Swatow Per Paklat, 19th May,

9 a.m.

il a.m.

Macao-Per Sui Tai, 19th May,

1,15 p.m.

Cningwangtao-Per Ichang, 19th

May, 3 p.m. Batavia-Per Tjibodas, 19th May.

3 p.m.

Ningpo, Shanghai and North China-Per Kwongsan, 19th May, 3 p.m. Swatow, Amoy and Foochow

Per Haiyang, 20th May,

Suising, for Kobe, Haimun, for Swatow. Kanagawa-maru, for Calcutta, Choising, for Swatow.

‚DEPARTED.. May 16.

Haitan, for Focchow. Ulenan, for Canton. Taishun. for Conton. Kwongsang, for Canton. Hupeh; for Canton. Tamsui, for Cantoni Tungwah, for Shanghai. Hangsang, for Shanghai. J, B. Aug. Kessler, for Seattle. Minerio, for Yokohama. Tientsin-Per Chipshing, 20th Haldie, for Sourabaya.

May 10 a.m.

Germania, for Hongay. Samarang and Sourabaya-Por Glenfolloch, for Amoy.

Childar, 20th May, 19 Sabine Rickmer, for Yokohama,

French

Mail

Siberian

Mail.

10 a.m. 4

B.m.

Saigon, Straits. Ceylon. Adelaide, Western Aust tralia, India, Aden, Egyp

PASSENGERS ARRIVED, Per as Nubia, arrived 15th

King, F. G. Hector, Mr. and

Mra

and Europe via Marseilingt, from London, &o,:- les (Lata Letters 11 to Cary, F. W. Noon. Extra Postage 10 Edwards, W. J. cents). (Letters posted Eckhard, H. E in all the Pillar Boxes Haveli, Lt. E-T. in time for the first

clearance will be included 16th inat, from San Francisco, Pers. Chiyo Maru, arrived in this contract mail.— Per Polynesien, 29th May, 11a.m."

Formosu via Keelung Shanghai, North China Japan vin Nagasaki' Honolulu, Canada, United States, South America ard San Francisco (Eu- rope via Siberia)Per, Manchuria, 27th May,

noon.

The Sovereign Drink of Health. Macao-Per Sui Tat, 20th May,

Its purity, its delicate,

rich and delicious flavour and its delightful aroma

&o. —.

Ashdown, C. G. Howard, E. Brown, Mr. and Howard, fara. E

Mrs.

Hosa, K. J.. Blethen, Mre H. Kay, R.

Kadoorie, E. Blethea, Miss J. Lange, M. N. de Crowley, Judge Li Ping

T.

Nemuro 6A Hakodate'.. Tokio

Kochi

Nagasaki

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Oshima

Naha

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For

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-)

Steamers.

To sail on

W*NESDAY, 28th May,. 10a.m.

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, ( PRINZ LUDWIG SOUTHAMPTON,Capt. F. v. Binzer 18,300 A'WERP & H'BURG.) SHANGHAI, TSING-

TAI, KOBE AND} YOKOHAMA ......... MANILA,

ANGAUR,

SCHARNHORST

Capt. H. Rehin 16,000

YAP, MARON N, PRINZ SIGISMUND.. NEWGUINEA, SYD- [Capt. D. Lenz 6,000

PRINZ WALDEMAR Capt. H. Bremer 6,100

11

Ishi'jima

"1

Bonin Is.

13

Chefoo

1

+1

Whalwei 29,8455 62 wew 2 b

Hankow Iohang Kiukiang Changsha

11

91

NEY & MELBOURNE

11

*

KOBE & YOKOHAMA.

Shanghai

Gutzlaff

#1

71

Swatow Taíhoku Taichu Tainan

29.94 57 - uw 1bm 29.9061 nw 3cm Sharp P. 7a29.97 67 — n. 10 Amoy 6a29.9868 56 ene 4:0

KUDAT & SANDAKAN

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11 Bk

5&29.90

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29,81

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29.80

29.80—— Ө

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29.8773 onw 1 c Wuchow a 29.9876 64 n lo

Pakhol

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Hoihow

Phulien

Tourane

6a29.9172nne 2 o 29.8477 nw 2 f

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29.9179

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Aparri

20.8477

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1

Manila

12

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29.93 87

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29.93 85

Logaapi 29.89 75

T. F. Claxton, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, May, 16. 1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the ses in inches, tenths and hundredths,

2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.

Capt. F. Sembil

* Calling at Manila.

about

WNESDAY, .29th May. (SATURDAY,

17th May

at 4 a.m. about! TUESDAY,

27th May.

End of May.

All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy Now System of Telefunken..

For further Particulars, apply to

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GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA

Hongkong, 16th May, 1913,

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.

NEXT SAILINGS:----

·OUTWARD..

Steamers.

Paul Lecat,

Will leave for. Japan on 16820 T. 18th May:

Armand Behlc, 10480 T. 1rt June Atlantique, 10720 T. jbih "do

3 Humidity in percentage of Ernest Simons, 8088 T. 29th do saturation, the Humidity of air Amazone,

HOMEWARD.

Steamers. Polynested, Magellan.

Will leave for -Marsoilles. 10880 T, 20th May 9850 T. Bid June -16820 T. 17th "do

Armand Boble, 10480 T. 1st July

Paul Lecat,

|

9850 T. 18th July

Atlantique, *10728 T, 15th da Ernest Simons, 2085 T. 291m do

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saturated with moisture being 100, Australien, * 10320 T. 27th "do

4 Direction of Wind, to two points."-38)

Force of Wind, according to Boanfort Boale.

and mrs T. J. L. Chong, Mrs. Coyle, Mr. and Lee Let, Mrs., o detached cloud, d' drisating rain 6 State of Weather, b blue sky, Lee K. Mr. I fog, g gowny, b hall, 1" light- Master Chang ning, o overcast, P Paging

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O Rain in faches, ten: is and Reuter, Miss hundredths.

Mrs. D. Chang Yee. Mrs. Crawford, Mr. &

Mrs. C. 1.15 p.m.

Frlanger, S. E Singapore, Penang, Rangoon and Farrow. E. A

Calcutta-Per Japan, Farrow, Mrs. E 20th May, 2 pm,

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Philippine Islands-Por Chinhua, Grigg, R..

20th May, 3 p.m."

20th May, 3 p.m.

Groves, J. M

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Shi, Mrs. S. K

Mauritina-Per Olara Jebsen, Hendry, Mrs. C. Taling tak

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Formosa vis Keelung Shanghai, Hendry, Miss

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Williams, D. R、 Wurin, O.

North China, Japan vis Honigsberg, Mrs. Yamada

H. S.

Hoji. Victoria and Seat-

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Steamers,

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Humidity -71

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Wind

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High: Water

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