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CHINA AND U. S. TRADE.

UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG.

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Hongkong Consul's Startling Announcement.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1913.

FOST OFFICE.

WEATHER REPORT.

SHIPPING NEWS.

On the 11th at

Matriculation Examination,

7. Fok Wing-kan. 8. An Kim-kwong. 9. Cancio J. Jorge. 10. Les Lu-cheung. 11. Ma Chiu-ki. 18. Yip Fotog,

The American Consul-General Mr E. A. Living, chairman of at Hongkong, in a recent report Matrionlation Board, informs us to the Department of Commères, | that the following gentlemen hava makes the somewhat startling been successful in the matricala- announcement - that garments tion examination. made from American cotton yarn exported to China are being im ported into the United States. This export trade, the Consul- General says, has resobed, a con. siderable volume, one factory reporting that almost half it entire output is being exported to the Waited States. "The largest concern engaged in this trade le the Weisan Knitting and Spin- ning Company, which is capable of producing, daily, from 100 to 120 dozen sweaters, or pieces of underwear and similar garments. The factory employs about 125 persons, mostly girls and young men, whose weekly wages range from 48 ceata to $4.40, gold, the greater number earning about $1, gold, far wesk.

UNCLIAMED TELEGRAMS·

Eastern Extension Office.

Azomaya Matsubara, Ipoh. Barley, Colombi, « Barker Grand Hotel, Temora. Blockton, Manchester. Cakay, Manila. Grosani, Shanghai. Hinchinleong, Medan, Macey Hippodrome Circus, Manila.

Mingley, Haiphong, Mole Filer, Now York.

Ho ay Daisy, Losangeles. Noleo, Mo.

Senghingchong, Singapore. Remedios Francisco Xavier, Масао.

Wancheong, Singapore." Wongaweelam Core Roankean, Singapore.

1764, Chefoo.

Great Northern Telegraph Company.

Chelangmak Astor, Shanghai. Cheongging, Kol

15. Chau Cheung-klu. 16. Chan Yat-kwong. 17. Chan San-fong," 19. Yung Bin-lua. 20. 80. Won-kl. 21, Ohsu Siu-tim. 22. Yan Yek-ohiong. 23. Yen Yu-obsun. 24, Ho Wing-yuen. 28. 8. T. M. Narma. 29. J. L. Goldenborg. 31. Wong Ying chua. 32. Chin Chu-an. 36. Iu Tak-chung.

38. Paul Son Wing chung. This list does not include the result of the examination at Pe- nang.

We are asked to state that gentlemen desiring a room in the University Hostel should apply at once to Dr. Clark and those desir- ing a room in the London Mission Socisty Hostel to Dr. Struthe. St. John's Hall in full.

Sir Charles Elliot Returns. Among the passengers by the 8.8. Shinyo Mara arriving to-day were, Sir Charles Elliot, Principal of the Hongkong University and Professor and Mrs. C. A.

Middleton-Smith.

TO JOIN HONGKONG UNIVERSITY.

Saye the Singapore Free Preas of September 5-

MAILS ARRIVED-TO-DAY,

Haimun from Swatow.

Haitan from Coast Port. Devachs from Shanghai..

Bado Mata from Japan and Beaitle. Shinys Karu from U. B. A. Bhoshużkaru from Bwajów.

MAILS CLOSE.

Amoy-Per Seangchoon, 19th inst., 3 p.m.

Hollow, Pakhol, Haiphong and Saigo

American

Canadian

English

Mail.

B

Per Katong, 1th inst., 8 a.m.

Philip' ses stands, Japan via Nagarak, Honolulu, United States, Huth America and Canar via San Francio c Por Fe, 13th inat.. 11 a.m..

+

Straits, Barroah, Ceylon, Ade- la'de, WA ́stralla, India, Ade Egypt, and Europe via Brindisi. (Late Letters 11 a.m. Extra Pentage 10 noon,, conta) (Bupplementary mail on board up to the time fixed for

ta

depa ture of the mal! (Extra Postage 10 cents) (Letters posted in.all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clearance will be included in thle contract: mall.) The Parcel Mall will be closed, to-day. .at F.m.-Per Devanha, 13th inst.. 11 &.m.

Straits and Samarang-Per Chunang

13th fast., 1 p.m.

Philippine Islande Fer Loongeary 13th

fast. 1 p.m.

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow-Par Koljɔ

Mary, 13th Sept., 1 p.r. Macao-Per Bul Tal 13th inst., 1.15 p.m. Amoy and Foochow Per Haitan,

13th lost., 2 p.m.

Philippine Island-Fer Zafro, 13th

ina, 3 p.m.

wel-bai-we, Chefen and Tientsin-Per

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

Mr. Lim Soon Kian, son of Mir Lim Cheng Wee, chief cashier of the P. and O. Co., gess to Hong-walow and Shanghai--Per Habgang kong

on Saturday by the Assaye to join the University Swatow, Wei-bal-wei, Chefoo & Tiantsin where he will continue the med-

Chooijsiauw, Tjickwotong, Baical studies that he has gone)

tavia.

Dobbins, Hongkong Hotel, Shanghai.

Gotoh, Osaka.

Hurdt Globs Hotel, Shanghai, Hayes, Shimonoseki, Kwongyowhing 97 Honglook Road, Yokohama.

Kawai care of Matsubara Hotel, Soorabais.

Wingoheunglee Wirket Strt, Yokohama.

0882 0448 2770 3057 1316, Peking.

1139,5283, A noy. 1129, 8670 2639 3189, Peking. 3889 5288, Shanghai. 3789 0735 7311, Pening. 3387 6086, Shanghai.

6007 3809 4149 4106 0883 1129 8670 0035 4102 7100 0934

5714, Shanghai...

1884 5128 5012 0749, Peking, 5940 2490 0375, Hankow. 1742 3662 4639, Amoy.

TYPHOON

WARNING.

The telegram quoted below was received by the American Con- sulate General, Hongkong, from the Manila Obɛarvatory at 6 a.m. yesterday:-

through in the leis Medical Sohool. On Wednesday night

he was entertained at a farewell dinner by the A. D. A., of which

Mall.

13th inst., 5 p.m.

-Per Cheongsblog 18th" frati,

5 p.m.

Shanthal and North China (Europe via Sibaria)--Per Vingohow, 13th Inal, 5 p.m.

he was an estive member, as well|Saigon-Per Tugrang, 18th font, 3 p.m. se on the general committ's for

eing, 15th fost., 5 p.m.

Bwatowmar Haimus, 16th in 10 a.m.

ndakin-Per Morsing, 16th 1st, 11

4.

ARRIVED.

South Cone hoisted.

6.15-Black

At 1120-Black South 'Cope

and Ball holsted.

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR

·

At11.30.-Pressure has inoreas- AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ed considerably over Formoss, Elsbeth, Ger. na. 991, Berg, 11th Instand moderately along the south-

New York 4th July, Coal,—J, &

east coast of China and the Oo, Devanta, Br... 4,788, W. R. Y. Hickey, Philippines. It has decreased

18th inst-Shanghal 9th instalightly at Tourane and is nearly WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or

Gen.-P.&O. 8, N. Co. Bushu Maru, Jap, as. 1,968,.R. Ito, Dib Inst-Moji 6th inst., Coal.-G. & Oo.

Demodoons. E

2. B2. 6.4. 4,249, A. 8. Dodd, 13th InstSingapore 7th Inst., Gan B&B

Shingo Maru, Jap. s.. 7,816, H. 8. Smith, 19th Int1-Ban Franolson 16th ult., Gen.--T.K.K. Kaitan, Br. B. 1.185, Ficach, 18th inst

Foodhow, Amoy and Bwatow

· 11th inst., GenD. L. & Co. Halmun, Br. as, 641, Evans, 18th inst

Swatow 11th inst., Gen.-D. L,

Co:

|Sado Maru, Jap, sa. 3,860, K. Asakawɔ....

12th inst-Seattle 9th lost.. Gen. and Flour.-N. Y. E.

stationary at Hongkong,

"At 6 am, this morning the cell- tre of the typhoon was about 150 miles 8. by W. of Hongkong. travelling apparently W.8.W. It has probably deepened since yesterday.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 94 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 0.34 inches.

Steamers

about the DATES named - For LONDON, vís Us- DEVANHA »

ual Ports of Call LONDON & ANT-

Capt. W. R. Hickey

WERP via Sings... | NYANZA pore,

Penang, Capt. H, N. Rivers,

B.N.R.

Ombo, Port Said,

& Marscillos ake J FORECAST FOR THE 24 "SHANGHAI

KOBE. SYRIA MOJI, HOURS ENDING AT NOON: TO-MORROW.

AND YOKO- "HAMA............iny in

District.

Triumph, Gen. xn, 739, W. Langschwager. 1 Hongkong and

19th inst-Swatow 11th Inst Gen.-J, & Co.

Dalzin Maru, Jap. a. 840, Murakami,

19th inst-Moji 8th inst., Gen. Neighbourhood O, 8. K.

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.

September 12

Babri Mai for Yokohamu. Devanha for Bombay. Demodoous for Yokohama.

·DEPARTED. September 12.

Muchew for E rakov. Michol for Bartol Loghow for She thei.

As ye for Baar hal Radnorshire for Yokohama.

Morconomo for Sun F. reit :0.

Hangang for Canton. Luchow for Canten.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per s.. Devaaha, arrived 18th inst.

from Shanghai.

Gorton, F. M. Hanson, A. Jones, D.

Dewjes, F. Fenton, R. J.

O'Kelly, G. Rose, A, C. I. E. Smith. Mr F. Tung Boy Ting Tamari, F. W

Kelly, Dr. & Mrs J.F. Takenaker, Y

2 Formosa Channel

3 South coast of)

Forecast.

E. winds, SHANGHAI '.......................

strong.

moderate;

cloudy,

some rain.

E. winds,

}

To Sail On Remarks

Ndon 18th Sept.

about

Freight:

& P'inge

Freight

18th Sept- &P'engo

about

Freight

Capt. C. R. Longdon, 22nd Sept, & Prage

R.N.R, CHINA

Capt. C.H.8. Tocque,

R.N.R.

about 1 Freight 25th Sept. & Pinge

اه.

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy,

For Freight, or Passage apply to

fresh to P. & O. S. N. Co.'s office, moderate.

China between H.K.>. The same

and Lamooks

Hongkong, 11th Sept, 1913.

18 No. 1.

South coast of)

Cyclonic gales.

China between H.K.

and Hainan.

China Coast Meteorological

Register.

12th September, a.m.

Station.

Hour.

Barometer,

midity.

קו

41

Wind.

- 668

Weather.

29.89

M

Wostock 7a29.9563 — Nemuro 6a30 08-BBW 1- Hakodate 30.01 Tokic

30 02 Kochi,

Nagasaki K'shines

nnw 1 aw 1

n

Osbima

Naba

<

Ishljima

11

Per a Shiayo Maru, departed from Hongkong 19th heat., for Ban Francisco, Anderson, Mr & Mrs. Innes, Capt. & Mrs

J.F.

R.

Bonin Is. Chefoo Whalwei Hankow Ichang Klukiang Changsha Shanghai Gutzlaff Sharp P. Amoy Swatow Talhoku 5a29,71

*

30.01

29.9373 76 saw 3 c

+

11

M

29.8773 90nne 1 or

·29.88 75-ne 2 om 7a29.7482 - ne 20 6a29.7878 91 sew 20

Taichu

29.71

Tainan

29.71

Koshun P'dores

29.72

#

29.88-80

J

de

Chambers, Rev & Murray, Mri D.

MR. E

Canton 9a

Middleton-Smith,

Drevard, M.

Mr & Mis.O. A. Ng Tize Bar Ralphs, E.

Liveradze, E. P... Yorbes, M. B.

Malliuson, D.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Pilot, Bir Obus.

Moller, Eric..

two years. For his valuable set - Shanghai and North China-For KwongAndrade, Dr. & Mrs Jones, Mrs M. V. ices he was presented with gold caf links and" a tie pin on the opening ceremony of the A. D. AT new club hoves by the Consul General for the Chinese Republic. Mr. Lim Soon Kian was a student for the Queen's Scholarship in the Raffles Institution, and he bad many times won distinction. Ha was a Hullett Sobolar, of Raffles Swatow. Institution sad wae Vics President of the Medical Stadents' Recre | ation Club,

BUNKERS

can be supplied at cheap rates.

at

SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK

(British North Borneo), At these porta steamers call. ing for bunker coal exclusively Cyclonsor Typhoon near or ever are exempt from all shipping southern part of Formoss Chan- dues and charges. nel; moving 8.W.

THE BEST COFFEE

le the Cheapest in the end,

sad one of the very best is LOTUS MOKHA COFFEE.

In the Cup it is rich, winy and fragrant-the key-nots

*f an appetizing breakfast—

a satisfying close to a busy

day.

OBTAINABLE FROM

ALL GROCERS."

H RUTTONIEE & SON,

'14) QUEEN'S ROAD' CENTR

A. BUNE

traits and India via Calcutta-Per-Gre

......gory Apaay, 16th 'mat., 2 p.m.

Irland-Per Tean, 16lbs., p..

Philipp'ne

dian and German

Ameri-

Mail.

Amey and Four in App'? and Takic-Per Bhoshu Mai 17th 15, aTM

Straits. Burmah, Ceylon, Ade- Jade, Western Australia Hindia Alen, Tyypt and Europe via Naples-Per Lustzow 17th

inst., 9 a..

Formosa via Keelung, Shang hal, North Oblos, Japan via Negasaki, Victoria and Te.

For

MANILA, YAP. MA-Y

SANDAKAN

Steamers.

D

COBLENZ

E. A. Hewett,

Capt. J. Koehler

Superintendent,

6,750

16th Sept...

End of Best.

29.91-- 29.92- 98w 1-

29.89 29.82

F'kong 6a29.5778 89 n 3 od. Gap Rook, 29.54-- ene 7 c

29.5675-nne 1 od

Macao

68 29.6873 - nnw 5'c

29.6181 sw 2 or

29.8077-3w bo

29.77 74 79 ano 10

29 8274

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-1

GIERS, GIBRALTAR,LUTŻOW SOUTHAMPTON, (Capt. H. Textor 17,300 A'WERF & H'BURG ) SHANGHAI, TSING-】 TAU, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA

ONEISENAU

Capt. Fr. Rehm 16,000

RONN NGUINEA, COBLENZ" BRISBANE, SYDNEY (Capt L. Klugkist & MELBOURNE ..............)

KOBE & YOKOHAMA

Capt. L. Klugkist 6,750

JESSELTON, KUDAT & } BORNEO

To sail on

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

About: WEDNES.,

17th Sept:

(SATURDAY,

4th Oot. 9 a.m

About TUESDAY,

All the steamere of the European Line are atted with Wireless. Telegraphy, New System of Telefunken.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

MELCHERS & CO...

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and OHINA

Hongkong, 12th Sept, 1913.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS.

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN,

NEXT SAILINGS:--

Steamers:

21st Sa, t. Magellon.

น

Wuchow a

$1

#

Elliott, Thos. F.* Frothingham, Mr & Souza, A. M. de

Mra R.

Taggart.

Mrs J. H.Pakhoi Frothingham, Miss Webber, Mrs W. H. Hoihow

D.

Webber, Miss M. Phullen Fong, J.

Webber, Miss E. Graves, Mr J. L. Yamada, K. Keld, A. H.

P

Tourane

O. St. J.

#

Aparri

Manila

Legaspi

Iloilo

Mra

Lam Tak Fo, Mr &

Bacolod

11

Cobu Labuan

1

129.8584-

Horgkong 10th inst., for Vancouver.

Fera. Empress of Russia, sailed from

Aahrens, Mr & Mrs Humphrey, Mr & Alway, Mr & Mrs Bord, H. B. Bagley, P. Buchanan, Lieut. Brown, Lieut. Collins, Liont. J. A. Chung Fung Bang Chan Lok Wo Corbin, Mr & Mrs

MacGregor MoNeely, C. J. Nisam Pond, Mia H, B. Quin, F. Rube, H.

Baymond, E. M.

29.8578

929.9182)

0

www

.00

0 e se 2 b se le

29.9187- w 2b

T. F. Claxton, Director, Hongkong, Observatory, Sept, 12

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on the level

coma-Per Panoma Mara, 17th Chang Ngal Chalane Yust Kai, Mr of the sea in inches, tenths and

Şinat,, noon..

Chan Bhee

& MIS

Carter, H. W. B. Dusseldorp, Mins H. Beun Chin Mau

Slade, M. Shin Ying Chow Bceales, Capt. G.

Shanghai & North Chine-Fer Achui. Dusseldorp, Mr H.

Auzira-

lan

Mai!.

10th net. 3 p.m.

Dusseldorp, Van Dowley

Philippine Islande, Australia Geiger, Lieut. Timor, Tasmania & New Zea-Gabbay, R. A. land via Post Darwin-Per St, Grove, Mr & Mrs Albans, 19th inst., 10a.m.

W.S. Gibion, Mr & Mater Harrington, Lieut. Hurg Bing Um Hung Kwat Shang

"

Bwatow, Amoy & Fooshow-Per Hai.

American

Canadian

-3 ang. 19th Jrat., 10 a.m..

Philippine Islands, Japan vis Nagariki, Honolulu, United

hundredths.

2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.

8 Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100, 4 Direction of Wind, to two Mrspoinis,

Mali. Witchell, J. Worcester, Mr &

Mrs W. G. Wilding, Mr &

St. John Wendt Wigglesworth

5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Sealo..

6 State of Weather, b blue sky,

e detached cloud, d drizzling rain

OUTWARD.

Will leave for **Japan ou

Steamer.

Armand Behic

For Freight and Passage apply to

HOMEWARD.

Will leave for Marseilles

23rd Sep, 1 pm;'

M. SAINT GLÂIR de BUSSIERRE, Agent.”

Queen's Buildings, No. 3,

fog, a gloomy, h hall, I light THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

ning, o

overcast, p passing

Siates, Bouth America, and SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL shower, q squally, r rain, e snow,

Canada vin San Franciedo- Per Honglong Mara, 19th

4., 11 am.

London, 9th Sept. Arrivals from China-Menelaus,

Philippine-Llanda-Per Yuanang, 20th Bithonia, Wray Castle, Ischia.

Austra-

American

Australian

Canadian

Siber ́an

Ban

Mail,

Siberian

MziĮ.

Inst., 1 p.ro.

The following vessels have passed the Canal-Benavon, Shanghai and North China Ceylon, Denbighshire, Japan (Europe 7 Biberia)-Per Koerber, Teucer, Monmouthshire,

Mandasan Maru.

Okenan, 20th fat., 5 p.m.

`**, thunder, y visibility, w dow wet).

0 Rain in inches, tenths and hundredths.

Previous

METROROLOGICAL.

Day On Date On Date Barometer 29.52 29.57 Temperature 84

STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED.

Mail Service to Australia

yia Manila.

MAIL SCHEDULE

(SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION).

Arriva Hongkong from Australia.

Leave Hongkong

for Australia.

19th Sept at a mi. 10th Oct,

Rteamers.

29.61

TIDE TABLE.

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

Humidity Wind Direction

78 55.89

77

ST. ALBANS

94

EASTERN ..

N N

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ALDENHAM ·

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EMPIRE '.......1+1+1094229940279

90th Sept. 11th Oct. 1st Nov.

31st Oct.

| $1st Nov.

High Water

"How Water Force

2 3

.

od

od

Ma

0.84

24

Shanghai, North China, Japan via Nagasaki, Tolted States, Bouth Amerios and Canada vis Vancouver (Europe via Biberia)-Per Empress

India, 24th Inst., 11 a.m.

of

Pallippine Islands, Australia, Tasmania & New Zealand via | Mom. Port Darwin -Per Talyan, Ta #4th (net, & p.MD.

Philippine Islands, Tap. An- Thers gour, Bamaral, Maronn, Fred. Wilhelmshafen, Raban, Her- bertshoke, Majupi, Tasmania, Meier, New Zealand, South and West Australia vis Brisbane Per Coblens, 6th Ock," 5.

10

Weather Bafut No Inferior High nor Low Watir Blaser apan ve Komperature on the ardı

Lowest

No loterior High or Low Water H.K. Observatory, 12th8ept.,1915. T. F. Claxton, Director,

No inferior ink now Low Water

Oysters, Fresh, E'dad or Steröd, *****? Pladen Haddocku, Kippers do. ALEXANDRA DAFE,

The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, on suring a Plentiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, etc., and are sighted throughout with Electricity. All State-Rooms have Electric

Fans. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried.

For further particulars, apply to

"Gibb, Livingston & Co.

- Agsila.

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