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of thanks to His Excellenny for his kindness in attending. The Government of Hongkong had certainly been consistently friend- ly and sympathetic towards the obuol, Sir Henry May had also been very friendly towards. It, and his Lordship supposed that it was largely his influence Akat had induced the Government I promise an amount of $10,000 owards the building (apphuse) His Lordship dwelt on the smoel. lint work done by the ladies on the committee, and eynsluded by moving a hearty vote of thanks to His Excellency.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1913,

Chatham, Messrs E. D. Samsoon & Co., Mr M. W. Slade, K.O., Mrs Sachse, Mr Charles E. Richardson, Messrs Johnson, Stokes & Master, Mr Cheang Piu-kai, and The Hongkong Electric Co. Ld.

The following exbecribed $20 oach Mr J. Owen Hughes, Meurs W. G. Humphreys & Co., and Mr J. W. Bolles.

The following subscribed. 10 each-Hr E. Gordon Lowder, Mr N. L. Watson, Dr J. Bali, Mr. R. D. Harvey, "Z", Mr L. Gibbe, Mr E. A. Ram, Mrs J. Scott Har aton, Dr W. B. A. Moore, MP J. Barton, Mr C. D. Wilkinson, His Honour Bir W. Rees Davies, Hre Bowdler, Mr B. W. Two, Mr W. D. Graham, Mr G Pemberton, Mr W. L. Pattedden, Dr G. P. Jor dan, Mr P. Teater, Mr E. L. A., Mr. Bowley seconded the mo- Mr A. R. Lowo, Mr A. G. Coppin, tion, and in thanking His Ex Mr Geo P. Lammert, Hon. Mr C. cellency and all the visitors for Hol Messer, His Honour Mr J. B. their attendance, asked them to Kemp, Hon. Mr John A. Buoknil), send as much as they could to- Mr J. M. Young, Mr K. Detmera, warcia paying off the debt still Mr W. Murray Scott, Mi W. Turi owing on the building. "Gratiner Mr C. Clementi, Commodore tude"he said, "is a sense of fatore favours."

The vote was carried by a olamation, and the Officer Ad- ministering the Government

returned thanks.

Subscription List.

POST OFFICE.

The Shinyo Mar with the American Mall le due to arrive here to-morrow

t

15 m

The Deranha with the Mail from Lon-

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED SA

don (via Biberia) of Wednesday 20th and Assays. Br... 4,539, G. J. Coldwell, 11th Saturday 23rd uit,, is due to arrive here

BO-MORTOW

·MAILS DUB. ~

Biberian, Devonhs, 17th Inst. American, Bölayo Maru, 18th'inat.

MAILS ARRIVED TO-DAY.

Chaongva, Fort Bayard. Zafiro, Manila. Wonskoi, Bangkok. Assays, Europe. Kaijo Maru, Coast Ports.

MAILS CLOSE,

Shanghai, North China, and Japan via Shanghai, North China and Japan vis Kobe-Liberia, 11th inst,,5 p.m.

& Mrs Anstruther, lesers S. J. David & Co., Mr EH. Sharp K,O., Mr F. A. Wendt, Mr. C. E. Beavis, Mr George Hastings, Mr A. 8. Sorensen, Mesars John D. Hut- chison & Co., Mr. L ́le Breton, | ^. Mr L. Ronald Needham, Mr H, K. Holmes, Mr R. M. Dyer, Mr H. A. Nisbet, Dr. and Mrs Hoskye, Mr

Siberian

Mall.

Kobe Far Radnorshire, 11th Inst., $ p.m.

Shanghal and North China (Europe via Biberia)--Per Assaye, 11th inst. 5 p.m.

inst.--Bombay,`lato, 6th inst., Gen.-P. & 0.8. N. Ca

4

Bansi Maru, Jan. 1. 1969, Y. Mess. 11th Inst.Soare bays 1st Inst., Suger

`and Gan.—M. B, K.

Kaljo Maro Jap. . Y. Yamamoto, 11th

last-watow 10th furt Gen

0.8.

|

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 11th at 19.30-Nά, 1 night signal hölsted.

On the 11th at 1,25,-No. 2 night signal hoisted.mdb 17

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR

At 540-Black Drum holeted. AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

At 7 Bouth Cone and Drum holsted.. Si

At 18,85.-Pressure is now in- cressing along the south-east- coast of China and at the Ponca- dores. It is nearly stationary in WILL despatoh VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or the neighbourhood of Hongkong

The typhoon travelled rapidly in a west-south-west direction until early this morning, crossing 8. Formosa, yesterday afternoon. Tt now appears to be moving slowly to the south-east of Hong

Wongkol. Ger, sa 1,115, H. Olimama

11th fast-Bangkok 19th fast Rice.-B. & BAA Indrani, Br. a.s. §,617, N. R. Pilsher, Histong. The Pescadores obserav. In New York and Sabang Ind. Mons suggest that le divided, one Inst. Osa-J, K..& Co.

portion curving to north or north- Zafro, Amer, as 1,410, 3, &. MoMommy, north-east, but this is at present!

11th insiManila 9th inas,, Gen. uncertain. -S., & Co. Yingohow. Br. as 1365, Pottinger, 11th

Fi

inst-Canton, Gen.—E, & B.. Gungklang. Br. in 1,000, Robinson, 11th

Inst.-Saigon 4th. Inst., Rice Order, Gregory Apear, Br. iz 1,981, J. V. Drake, 11th, inst. Kobe and Moji 3rd inst, On-D. 8, & Co. Kueichow, Br. a 1,220, Forsyth, 11th

inst.-Tientsin $nd inst, Gon B. & 8.

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.

Tam Pak Sbiu, Mr She Po-sham, Swatow, Shangha! and North, China- Mr Lo Shin-hoi, Mr M. A. Razsok,

For Hangsang, 12th inst., 11 a.m. |

September 10, Mr Leung Wing cheung, Mr Un Wel-hai-wol. Chefoo "& Tientsin-Per The list of subscriptions is Kam-wa, Mr J. J. Stodart Ken

Cheongshing 18th inst., 11 am, Yingchow for Canton. follows:--

Liberia for Yokohama. nedy, Mr Bullock, MrJ. F. Wright, ...$50

Mr Choa Po-sien, Mr D. V. Steav- $50

enson, Mr C. Little, Mr Li Ping, Mr M. J. Patoll, A Friend.

Smaller Sums. $135.

H. E. Sir Henry May H. E. Mr Claud Severn The Bishop of Victoria and

Mrs. Lander Per the Bishop of Victoria £130. Mrs Alford....

Revd. F. T. Johnson

20

650

....$10

Per the Bishop of Victoris (including Miss J. Barclay £2, Miss Rose Johnson £1.1.0 & Miss Wright 108.)

Mr Ho Tang... Bir Paul Chater

Mr Ho Fook...

Mr Ho Kom-tong

Mr Chan Kai-ming

Ministering Children's

League Bazaar ....

"OLD MOORE."

Prophesies made for 1914-

$795

$800

$500

$500

London, Aug. 9.-"Old Moore"

$500

has come out with dismal prophe- cies for the year: 1914: The first

$500

8368

8300

Mr Wong Kam-fook

$200

Mina H. 5. Fletcher

quarter a royal perronnge is to die, and Intor there is to be a "death in high circles" and an unsucces fal attempt to shoot an unpopular minister.

Mr Alfred Bryer...

$200 $150

Collected by Miss Laure

Gittins

8130

Per Misa Jessie Thom

(Foochow)

"Ideal Husband".

Per Mrs A.

$123

Turner

... $104.08 (England). The following subscribed $100 each:-Mr Do Cheung-ahiu, K.O.Y.LL. Dramatic Club, Mrs Tisdall, Colonel St. John C.E., Hon. Mr Lau Ohu-pak, Mr Laung Yan-po, Mr Ng Hon-tsz, Dra Stedman, Harston and Marriott, Mr Ellis Kadoorie, Mr 8am Pak ming, Mr Sin Ying-ohow, Mr Ho Wing, and Mr F. B. L. Bowley.

The following subscribed $50 each: Mrs Stabb, Mearra J. D. Humphrey, & Son, Mr C. Mon- tagae Ede, Hon. Mr E. A. Hewett, Hon. Mr E. Sheilim, Hon. Mr David Landale, Mesere Reiss & Co., Mesura Alex. Rosa & Co., Mesars Palmer and Tarner, MessTS Deacon, Looker, Deacon, and Barston, and Dr J. W. Noble.

The following subscribed #25 each-Hon. Mr A. M. Thomson, Hon. Mr H: E Pollock, K. O., Hon. Mr E. Osborne, Masare. Bradley & Co., Messra A. S. Wat- son & Ön, Meaare Humphreya E- tate & Firance Co., Hon. Sir Kai

A startling series of disasters in predicted, including terrible firea, earthquakes, gales and pesti lences. The monotony is varied by a happy interval in September. when marriages may be happily arranged. Tax-paying women arr to be enfranchised in the spring,

Straits and Samarang-Per Chuusang. Hue for Halphons.

12th Inst., I p.m.. Bwaton-Halmun, 12th Iņat., 1 p.m. Macao-Per Bui Tal 12th inst., 1.15 p.m.

Holhow, Pakhoi, Haiphong and Saigon

American

English

Canadian

ון

September 11.

'Machew for Bangkok. Michael for Bangkok Assays for Shanghai Lushow for Shanghal. Per Kaifong, 13th inst., 8 a.m. Masconome for San Francino,

Philippines Islands, Japan via Hangang for Canton.

Radnorshire for Yokohama, Nagasaki, Honolulu, Uniteduchow for Canton. States, South America and Canada via San Francisco--- Per Persia, 13th inst., 11 a.mn,

Straits, Burmah. Coylon, Ade- laide, Western Australia, India, Aden, Egypt, and Europe vis Brindia. (Late Letters 11 a.m.

to noon, Extra

cents) (Supplementary

10

011

board up, so the time fixed for

DEPARTED.

September 11

departure of the mall (Extra Colombo Maru for Caloutts. „Postage 10 cents), (Letters posted in all the Fillar Boxer in time for the first clearance will be included in this contract mall.) The Parcel Mail will be closed, to-morrow P.m.-Per Dovanha, 18th inst, 11 am.

at

5

Philippine Islands-Per Loonggang 13th

inst., 1 p.m.

Swatow, Amoy and Socolow-Per Kaifo

Maru, 13th Sept. 1 p.m. Macao-Per Sui Tal 18th Inst., 1,15 p.m. Andoy and Fooohow-Por Haitan,

13th inst., 2 p.m.

Marie for Bangkok. Siam for Birgapore. Tango Mars for Kobe, Kumsang for Caloutta. Halmun for Swatów. Dania for Yokohama. Seangchoon for Bangoon.

Klukiang for Kebao,

Islands-Per Zafiro, 13th PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

inst., 3 p.m.

•

Abroad there is to be much Philippine trouble, including the removal of the Turkish empire from the map, Wal-bui-wei, Chefoo and Tientsin-Per masssores and highly dangerous disputes between big powers.

Clothing Stolen.

Mail.

Siberian

Sandakan-Per Mausang, 15th inst., il Chok, T. K

4.1.

".

Hongkong Rainfall for the #4 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 0.07 inches,

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

1 Hongkong

To Sil On Remarks

Freight

about the DATES named →→→→→ For

Stealuers LONDON, via Us-) DEVÄNHA "

ONDON CALL DEVANR. Hloker 15th Septe LONDON & ANT-

WERP via Bings- | NYANZA

pore, Penang, Capt. H. N. Rivers,

B.N.R. mbo, Port Bald, & Marseilles ***.***. SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND YOKO HAMA

about 19th Sept

reight:

shout SYRIA

Freight Capi. C. R. Longden, 22nd Sept. & Punge

R.N.B. ASSAYE

D'light Freight 12th Sept. † & Pinge

E A. Hewett,

Superintend

SHANGHAI.......} Capt. G. J: Coldwell

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy,

For Freight, or Farage apply to

and

Forecast: N.or variable P.&O. 8. N. Co.'s office,

winds,

moderate;

Hongkong, 9th Sept, 1913

Neighbourhood

cloudy,

Variable

2 Formosa Channel

3 South coast of China between H.K. and Lamooks

South coast of)

China between H.K.

and Hainan.

'some rain

winda, squally. N.E. winde, moderate.

The same

38 No. 1.

China Coast Meteorological

Register.

11th September, am.

Station.

Wind.

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature

Humidity.

Weather.

D'tion.

Force.

Wostock ́78 ---

Nemuro: 68, -- Hakodate

Tokio Kochi Nagasaki K'shima Oshima Naha

Inhi'Hima

"

11

Н

11.

-

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN,

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINDS

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-'

GIERS, GIBRALTAR,LUTZOW

SOUTHAMPTON, Capt. H, Textor 17,300

A'WERP & H'BURG

SHANGHAI,

TSING-) ONEISENAU

TAU, KOBE AND Capt. Fr. Rehm 16,000 YOKOHAMA

MANILA, YAP, MA-)

RONN, N'GUINEA, ('COBLENZ

BRISBANE, SYDNEY Capt. L. Klugkist

& MELBOURNE .................

To sail on

WEDNES. 17th: Sept.. 10 a.m.

About WEDNE?.,

17th Sept.

(SATURDAY,

4th Oct.

For

Steamers.

About TUESDAY,

16th Bapt

-9 B

6,750

COBLENZ

KOBE & YOKOHAMA

Capt. L. Klugkist 6,750

"

17

29,96,70 80 nnw 3 ob

JESSELTON, KUDAT & | BORNEO

H

Kiukiang

Changaka

Bonin Is. Chefoo Whaiwel Hankow Ichang

Shanghai 29.8572 80nne... 1 o Gutzlaff 29.8475 — ne 7 om Sharp P. 7a29.6280 — · n

6a29,6383 71 one 2 c 29.648 74 ne lo

Amoy

Swałow

Taihokun 29,53· Taichu

29.52

Tainan 29,59

B

a 2

В

6a29.5382 55 nw 2 og

29.50――nnw 5 o

29,5070 Wuchow a 29.7183 79 n Pakhoi +

2 bo

SANDAKAN ...... Capt. J. Koehler

End of Sept.

All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wirelésn Telegraphy, New Bystem of Telefunken.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

MELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS; HONGKONG and CHINA

Hongkong, 10th Sept., 1913.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.

..

Kueiohow, 13th inst., 5 p.m.

For... Amayo, arrived 11th inst..from Shanghai and North

China Bombay. (Europa via Biberia)-Per Andrews, J. W. D... Main, E. D, Yogchow, 13th inst., 5 p.m.

Koshan P'dores

部

H

29.53--

8

Canton

9a29.6582 52 n

or

H'kong

Gap Rock

Benzimra

Cheong, C. O. Chaun, O. H.

Edwards, A

McIntosh, A. J. Mason, J. Machado, A

Macso

H

-

Hardonin, a bandle of clothing shanghai and 3, 18th, Per Kwona Hickman, Mr & Mrs Boong, 8- valued $15.

1

Philippine

Paton H. Pik, F. 8. Richards, J. Swee, T. 8.

8. W. Bup,

K Teerathdas. N. Ufford, van J. C. L. Viok, A. W. Yin, Dr. B. O.

w.

Holhow Phulien Tourane

H

6a 29.6777

29.67 81

#

M

+

10. BL. J. Aparri Manila 29 7174-Be 1 d 29.7478 waw i o Legaspi Iloilo În 29.8361 — ww lo Bacolod

se 1 o Cobu * 29.8586 - W 26 Labuan -29.84'------

OUTWARD.

Steamer

Armand Bebic

It has been reported to the swatow, Amoy and Formona via Tamoul Fitzherbert, Mr & Pub, police that some one has suuler

-Daigin Maru, 15th inat.. 11 Mr

Home R. from the deck of the 8.8. Charle

Hestar

H. F. Kay, Tean, Kbar, L. J. Kahtz, Dr. Kish, L. FL. Monglowaki, Mis

BUNKERS

can be supplied at cheap rates. SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK

at

(British North Borneo), At these ports, steamers call- Ho-kai, C.M.G., Mesars Gibb Li-ing for banker coal exclusively vingstons & Co., Measts Dodwell

are exempt from all shipping & Co. L., Mossra The Asiatic | dues and charges. Petroleum Co, Ld., Hon. Mr W.

THE BEST COFF EE

Is the Cheapest in the end,

and one of the very best is

LOTUS MOKHA COFFÉE.

J

In the Cup It is rich, winy and fragrant-the key-note

of an appetizing breakfast--

a satisfying close to a busy day.

CETAINABLE FROM

ALL GROCERS.

H RUTTONIEE & SON,

QUBEN'S ROAD CENTI

A. BUNE

Cana-

www.m

dias and Mail-

Ameri-

sang, inst., 5 p.m.

Islands-Fer 18th inst., 3 pm --

Straite, Burmah, Ceylon, Ade laide, Western Australia, India, Aden, Egypt and Europe vis Naples PerLuctrow 17th inji, 9 alm,

Per a Kuslohow, arrived 11th inst.. from Tientalá.

Formosa via Keelung, Shang-Walker, Mrs H. A. · hal, Forth China, Japan vla Nagasaki, Victoria and Ta-) coma-Par Panama Maru, 17th

Inst, noon.

Shanghai & North China-Ir Anhul,

18th inst., 3 p.m.

Austra

Philippine Islands, Australio Timor, Tarmaria & New Zes. land via Fort Darwin-For 8t E Albans, 19th inst., 10 a.m. “ Swatow, Amoy & Fooohow-Fer Hai.

yang, 19th inst,, 10 ani. Philippine Islands, Japan via Nagasaki, Honolult, United States, Bouth America, and Canada via Ban Francisco- Per Hongkong Maru, 19th inst, 11 a.,

American

Philippine Islands-Per Yuensang, 20th

insi., 1 pm.

Shanghai and North China (Europe vis Biberia)-Per Chenen, 20th Inat, 8 p.m.

Shanghai, North China, Japan via Nagasaki, United States, South America and Canada vis Vancouver (Europe via Siberia)-Fer Empress of

CÜ Ŋ:-India, 26th inst., 11 am.

American

Australian Austre Canadian Siberian

Пеп

& Siberian

Mail:

SHIPS PASSED. THE CANAL.

London 12th August.

The following vessels bave pas sed the Canal:-Bonarty, Diomed, Indien, Koerber, Prinz Ludwig. Bunds, Annam. Atlantique, Titan, Furst, Bulów, Kish..

**

- AW-5 Or 29.8177

T. F. Claxton, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, Sept, 11. 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.

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

5 Force of Wind, socording to Beaufort Scale.

46 State of Weather, b blue sky, o detached cloud, d drizzling rain London, 19th August

1 fog, g gloomy, h hail, 1 light- ning, o Arrivalsfrom China:-Antenor, showers, a squally, r rain, a snow overoast, p passing Dorflinger, Koerber, Furst Bulow. t, thunder, v visibility, w daw wet). The following vessels have pass- 0 Rain in inches, tenths and ed the Canal:-Maobaon. | hundredths,

Philippine Islands Australia, M Tasmania & New Zealand vis Port: Darwin Por Taiyuan, T 24th insi, 2 pm

Philippine Islands, Yap, An. Then

Bamaral, Maroan, Fred. T Wilhelm halen, Rabeu, Her bertahole, Matupl Tamania, New Zealand, Bouth and Wast Australia via Brisbane-

Coblens, 4th: Oct,

Per

TIDE TABLE.

8th Sept., to 14th Sept, 1913.

I Longhong

METEOROLOGICAL,

Previous

Day On Date On Date

Kamangala pa Barometer 29.67 29.53 29.52

.82 Temperature 78

84 Low Waar Humidity 87 55 Heerkes Wind W

WNW NW. Direction 1

આ વા

44 Force"

Westher

Noslerics High n'r Law; Water (No Físlerlor. High, ter, Low Wait

66 m) «No. "Inferior : High "nor.. Low, Waany

Rain

Lorut

55

soch t

FALObservatory, 11thSept. 1913 1. F. Claxton, Director.

Oyster," Fresh, Pried or Stevad Finden Haddocks, Kippen du, ALEXANDRA CAFE,"

Regular FORTNIGHTLY SERVICH BETWEEN BUROPE AND JAPAN.

NEXT SAILINGS:----

.

``HOMEWARD.

Will leave for

·Marseilles.

Will leave for Steamers.

Japan on

21st Fot. Magellan..

For Freight and Passage apply to

23rd Sept. 1 p.m.

-M. SAINT CLAIR de BUSSIERRE, Agent....

Queen's Buildings, No,

THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

STEAMSHIP_

CO., LIMITED

Mail Service to Australia

via Manila.

* MAIL SCHEDULE

(SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION).

Steamers.

Arrive Hongkong

from Australia. "

Leave Hongkong for Australia.

19th Sept at 10th Oct.

ST. ALBANS ......... BASTERN .......................................

20th Sept.

ALDENHAM............... EMPIRE'................................................

11th Oct.

31st Oct.

1st Nov.

21st Nov.

The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, en suring a Plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, etc., and are lighted throughout with Electricity: All State Rooms have Eletrie Vans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardees are carried. --- For further particulars, apply to AME

Gibb, Livingston & Co.

inted and Published by the Propelacon, Dr Jewe