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WAR TELEGRAMS,

(Continued from page 8)

"NO LONGER ANY COMMAND, "

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1915.

October 20, 4 25 p.m. In the House of Commons, Mr. H. J. Tennant, Parliamentary Under Secretary for War, sunounced that the officer, who was in command of the troups landed at Bavla Bay, "has no longer any command,"

PLUCKY R.A.M.C. OFFICER.

October 22, 3.00 p.m.

POST OFFICE.

Xmas & New Year Parcel Mail

The Public are informed that the Chriat- man and Now Year Parcel Mail to the United Kingdim will be closed in thle Of | fios at 5 p.m. on the 19th November. Thla

mali in duoin London on the 25th Doo,

The above date of departure is liable to alienation.

Correspondence addressed to enemy | subjects in China, Slam, Porsia and Mor--

ocao cannot be transmitted.

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 15th at 9.35-Rod South Cona and Drum holated,

On the 25th at 11.40-Pressure has ‡ again increased over Japan, the anticy. | clons being now central over Hokkaido. The barometer is falling over the cust Kaifong, Br. 2.4, 987, J.B. Evans, 24th and south coasts of Chips, Formosa and

Oot-Holbow, tad Oct. General | Anuam; (1 ben vlaso quickly in Manila. -B, & S.

The Lyphoon was situated at about 100 Fritojof, Norm. a. 891, Y. Christenean, at 6 this morning. It is moving north- miles to the east of the Macclesfield Bank 24th Oot--Hangkok, 18th Oct-westwards,and threatens the const in clos Ges.--Chinazo.

proximity to the Colony, Foosblog. Br. 4a, 1,423, Haiz, 24th'Ock,--

Strong N, to E. winds and cyclonlo Kob-sa-chang. 17th Oct, Rice--gales may be expected over the north J. M. & Co.

part of the China Sea. Hongkong. Fe.ma, 139, A.Marguerite, 24th

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours

· Cat,-Haiphong, 22nd Oct. Goa. | mading at 10 am, 10-day, 0.00 inches. -AR, Harly.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS Dalboku Mara, Jap. sa. 2,995, T, Itani,

ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW, 4th Del-Muke, 18th Ost. Coal -M.B.K.

District.

The Services to Germany, Austria, and Standard. Norw, a.. 895, Johannnren, 23rd

The Royal Hamano Solety has awarded its medal to Major the Ottomsa Empire are suspended. W. C. Oroly of the Royal Army Medical Corps, for attempting to #ave the life of a man of the Norfolk Regiment, who jumped over. board in a fit of insanity from a launch, at Baara, on June 13.

THE SHANGHAI ARMS AFFAIR.

October 22, 3.00 p.m. Reater's correspondent at Shanghai states that the police there have neized 139 revolvers and 20,000 rounds of cartridges, which were discovered peoked in tine and bidden in forniture, and which a German had engaged Chinese to take to India.

Ships to communication with Cape D'Aguilar Radio Telegraph Station?-- Nellore

MAILS CLOSE TO DAY,

Sbangbai & N. China-Par YUSANG,

25th Oct. 3 p.m.

The above matter was dealt with at greater length by our OFD correspondent at Shanghai, in our issues of October 19 and 23. Hoihow and Haizhong-Per TAKSANG.

THE BALKAN SITUATION,

BIO BATTLE PROCEEDING.

ད

October 22, 3.00 p.m.

25th Oct. 3 p.n.

TO-MORROW,

M.. th Oct. 9 a.m. Moji-Par HOLUTO M, 26th

Reuter'e correspondent at Athens states that, according to reli- Nowohwang & Dairen - Per CHEIAN able information from Salonion, a big battle botween the Serbiana] and Bulgarians is proceeding at Kapraler, where Turkish cavalry Japan vie has been observed. It is reported that the Bulgarians are forlifying the deflea of the Rhodops mountains, and that large numbers of refugees are arriving at Monnatir from the northern districte.

GERMANS ADMIT $1.0W PROGRES 7.

October, 22, 8.15 p.w. Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent quotesa Berlia commanique, which saye that the Austro-Germana "still make slow progress Berbia; they are approaching the bills, where the greatest difficulties begin." The Balgarians claim the necupation of womanovo, twenty miles to the north-enat of Unkob. A commusique from Nish sintes that the Serbians are engaged in heavy battles and bave repulsed an attack in the region of Pirot.

BRITISH BOMBARD BULGARIAN COAST.

October 23. 0.50 p.m.

Del. 9 a.m.

Heibow and Haiphong Per -DAIGI

(..

MARU, 26th Oct. 9 am, Haiphong-Por YODO M. 26th Oct. 5

Bang ket--Per ANNA, 26th Oct. 1a.m. Bwatow. Amey & Fachow-Per HAI-

MUN, 26th Oct. nua,

Philippine fs-Per TEAN, 26th Oct.3 pm Now-bwang--Per CHENGTU, 26th Oct Wei-bai-wei Chefon, & Tientain--Per

3 p.m.

KUEICHOW, 25th Oct. 3 p.m. Shanghal & N. China-Per VINOCHOW

26th Oct. 3 pm, (Europe via Siberia Shanghal Hr. P.O. Saturday, 30th Oct)

| Ningro, Shanghai, & North China-Fer CHOYBANG, 26th Oct, 5 pm.

Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam etites that, according to Holbow, Pakhni & Haiphong-Per AI

a Sofia telegram, the British have bombarded. Dedeagatoh.

GREECE DOES NOT SEE HER WAY."

October 22. 10.25 p.m.

FONG, 24th Oct. 5 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, 27th Oct.

AnpingPer SOSHT M, 27th Oct. 7 a..

Sattal Bay, 20th Oct. Gen.-T. Co,

Chenan, Br... 1,354. Meathro), 24th Oot, -Shaoghal, 21 Oct. Qea.-B. & 9.

Derrodocus, Br... 4,269. A. C. Dodd,25th Oct. Shanghai, 22nd Oct. Gen. --B. & S.

Awa Maru. Jap. s. 3,696, T. Hori, 25th

Oct-bangbal, 22nd Oct. Gen. N.Y.K.

DEPARTED.

Oct. 23.

Souhu Maru for Canton Yingchow for Cantoo Ningahow for Yokohama via Shanghai Sayehiro Maru for Koolung Cholau Matu for Macao

Moyori Maru for Robe

Kusicbow for Caston Luchow for Stanghai Loongeung for Manila Otawa Maru No.2 for Chomulpo

Oct. 23. Tungus for Bangkok via Swetow

Pouempoah for Ponong

Taiwan Maru forbwatow via Singapore

Kanohow for Bangkok vin Swatow

Forecast. N.E. winds, modo. zate to freah; prob- 1 Hongkong and ahly Inorasing to a gale during the Neighbourhood ... ¡ next 24 hours; fair at first, cloudy equally and rainy Inter.

↑ Formosa Channel................................ >The same

as No. L

3 Bouth coast of Chinm be-) The__ame

tween ILE, and Lamooks

No. 1.

- Bouth court of China be-) The same tween H.K. and Halzan...3 aw No. 1.

15th October, 2.0L

MAIL STEAMERS

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAIJ.

WILL despatch VASELS to the Undermentioned PORT3'on or

about the DATES named

Steamers

For

Nellore SHANGHAI........ Capt. A. M. King

L'DON & B'bay via)

B'pore, Penang, Novara

}

Ubo, Port Said (Capt. H. R. Hether-> Marseilles otru.

ington R.N.R.

SHANGHAI, Moji, Sardinia

Kobe and Yoko-Capt. J. T. Jeffery kama.

LONDON & Bom-1

bay via Singapore, ] Nellore

Penang, Colombo, Capt. A. M. King Port Bald and

. Marseilles

تم

Subject to alteration without notice.

To Bail On Remarks

about 26th Oct.

about 5th Nov,

Freight

Pasge

Freight

& P'eage

}

about 6th Nov.

} Freight

& P'sage

about

Freight

19th Nov. & Paige

All steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

China Coast Meteorological Register.

E. A. Howett,

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

Superintendent.

Hongkong, 22nd October, 1915

Station.

Winds

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature.

Humidity.

D'ion

Force.

Weather.

Wostook T

Nemuro ба 30.24

Hakodate Tokio

30.28

30.24

CLEARANCES AT THE

HARBOUR OFFICE.

Koobl

30.01

Nagass

29.89

до

K'agitan

20.92

до

Orbima

29.89

Naba

29.89

labijima

29.84

030

Boain is, Chofoo

20.02

What wai

30.01 38 88 ce

Hankow

fohang

Klukinng

Changaba

Gutzla Shangha

29.80 G410 Đế 29.80 67

Sharp P.

Amoy

3 r w 3omr 29.76 77 90 waw lb 9a 20,69 78, b6 # 4 b

29.75 75 80 ue

1 b

The s.s.

Talbotu 5 29.73 72 06

Talchu

29.73 72

Taican

20.71 73

ne 10

Kosbun

29.72 75

one

P'dores

Canton

GN 29.74 74 95 na

2 b

H'kong

29.72 76 88

O cl

Gap Rock 29.72

J¢

29.72 73 02 naw lo

Katy o Maru for Tansui via Swatow Tamon Maru No. 6 for Make Standard for Caston Wingsang for Rhangbai via Swatow Kwang Chau-wan for Heihow via Macao Kumsang for Calcutta via Slagapore

Oct, 25.

Taksang for Haiphone via Holbow Chongra for Kwang Chou-wan Daigi Maru for Haiphong via Hoikow Kwangles for Shanghai Chenan for Canton

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Par . Kaifeng from Pakhoi- Mlas Beattie.

Reuter learn that the Greek reply to the Entente's Note, cffering Cyprus and indicating other coccersiona if Greece fulfils Swatow, Amoy & Formosa via Takao & Mra Boulton, V Herlomann. her obligations under the Serbo-Creek Treaty, was received to-night, but that Greece does not so her way at pralent to necapting the proposals of the Allies.

BRITISH BOMBARDMENT SPREADS.

October 2', 11.20 p.m. According to Reuter's correspondent at Athens it is officially atated that the whole Bulgarian coast, from Dudeagatch to Porto Lagos, has been bomlrded.

THE RUSSIANS.

ANOTHER JAIN NEAR TARNOPOL.

THURSDAY. 24th Oct.

Swatcw and Doli- Par V. STILBERGEN

28th Oct. 11 a.ro,

Shanghai & N. China-For CHENAN,

28th Oct. 3pm.

(Europe vin Siberia, Shanghai Br. P,0. Tuesday, 2nd Nov.)

FRIDAY, 29th Oct.

Swałow, Amry & Foochow-For HAL-

CHING, 29th Oct, noon,

Bwatow

65 29.75 75 98 00 r

29.71 77

29.74 77

Macso Wachow Da Pakkoi Holhow Phullon Per Chouan from Shanghal-Mr& Tourane

O. St. J. Per a Awa Maru from Bhanghai... Aparri N Quo, A A Baroket. U Inous, A II Alt. Dagupan ken, & Hart, Belronder.A. H Taft, Mia Lei Manila Kuen. Ze B'en, H PCheng, NJ Stabb, Mr Legaspi & Mrs JR Clark, Mr & Mre W R Bailey, Tacloban Mrs J M Fostor, Mr.AQ Charlebois, Mias, oilo M Milue, Mis E B Brady. Mins M Clarke, Surigao Miss Ruth Puz100, Mr & Mrs Oshikane, Mian K Oshikane, MTL Wan, YS Tong A Asunciou, Ms H K Kao, OK Tsong.

WATER RETURN.

для 20 Wow 2 o

29.19 કર 70 10 29.52 73 91 se 4T

29.CZ 81 86 a 40

LoDuan

29.72 80 82 w 60 .. RADIO-TELEGRAMS, *Awa BL. + Nellore

O. W. JEFFRIES, Director.

Hongkong Observatory, October 25,

TO SAIL

REGULAR STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

HONGKONG-NEW YORK.

Proposed Sailing from Hongkong REGULAR SAILINGS via PORTS & SUEZ AND PANAMA CANALS.

(With liberty to call at the Malabar Coast).

For NEW YORK and BOSTON.

"SAINT BEDE."

on or about the 26th October, 1915.

(It is intended to despatch the shove steamer via Panama Canal,

but owners reserve the right of proceeding via any other route and all liberties as per Bill-of-Lading.

For Freight and further information apply to

Hongkong, 23rd October, 1915,

DODWELL & CO., LTD,

GLEN LINE

Agents,

(MCCRECOR, COW & Co.) LTD.

For Genoa only

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees THE Steamship

Level and Storage of water inches, loathe and hundredths. Reservoirs on the 1st Oct., 1915.

Fahrenheit on the of the sea in-

CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER

WORKS LEVEL

{tti Above soft in Below

overila

averflow * Aborcjrati in Eston

everłow

overdow

October 22, 6.15 pm. Reutor's correspondent at Patrograd says that the Russians have affected a powerful coup de main in Galicia, in the region of Novo Alexinelz, twenty miles to the north of Tarnopol. A com- munique saya: We carried part of the enemy positions yesterday, and farther positions northwards have been taken to-day. During the day we captured 148 officers and 7,500 men, as well as two Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang. Sourabaya Wengi- oft. Ein Abaft in Belgar bowitzers and numbers of machine gune.

THE ALLIES IN THE WEST.

SATURDAY, 30th Oct.

Macarsır, Balikpap pan, (Por Moraby vin Batavia) - Por BANRI M. 30th Ost. 11 a.m.

Tytm ....... Tyla

Tytan Inter

mediate..... kfulur......

the din. Ab ceste in Above

Sveiox

overfor Ht. A. Bdow of in Alor OverBew

overbo

chung... overlow

overflow

STORACE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS DY GALLONS.

Tym

3774. 407,00

391405

Tytam Hyewail .......

a630

Trim Intermediate ..... Pokfulum

110 10

303.01

70.54

60.19

Weeg-nsi-chung cond

3431

10.M

Totalne

145.00

2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit,

3 Humidity. In percentage of saturation the Hamidity of air saturated with mols. ture being 100,

4 Direction of Wind, to two polate.

5 Force of Wind.according to Beanfore Scala

State of Weather, b blue sky, a de- tached aloud, d drizzling rain, i fog, gloomy,h half, I lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, q squally, rrain, ■ snow, i thunder, v visibility, w daw wot

0 Rain in inches, tenth and hundredths

METEOROLOGICAL.

Day On date On date

GLENGYLE

Captain R. Webster

will be despatched for the above port on or about 30th November, 1915.

For freight, passage and further information, apply to

SHEWAN TOMES & Co. Agents,

Hongkong 2nd October. 19 5.

GERMAN BOMBARDMENTS FRUSTRATED.

October 23, 1.30 a..

TUESDAY, 2nd Nov.

A Paris communique says:-The Germans bombarded the Bwatow, environs of Lombaertzyde and prepared to attack, but our fire dis- persed the assembling enemy torce. Our batterice in Champagne Philippine and Argonne mastered the enemy cannonade in the tnvirons of Tahare and at other points.

ITALIAN COMMUNIQUE.

THE GREAT OFFENSIVE SUCCESSFUL.

October 23, 1.35 8.m.

A Rome communique reports that the great Italian offensive, which opened successfully in the Tyrol and in Trentino and which extended-along the whole front to the sea, resulted in the capture of numerous positions, togather with moob material. Strong enemy lines on the Careo platean were pierced at several points, and the de- fenders annihilated or scattered. The prisoners taken nunbər 1,209.

FROM FRENCH SOURCES.

(Haras Telegram.)

Frosch Stook.now stands at 68 50.

October 22.

To-day wo repulsed attacks in the Givenchy and Souches regiona. Violent cannonading prevailed in Champagne where we exploded minee. An enemy outpost was blown up in Argonne. Our aircraft bombarded an aviation park between Argonne and Meuse..

Geneva From the Tribuna it is learned that the Austro- German forass on the Serbian front amount të 58,000 men.

Amor & Fonchow-Per HAI- TAN, 2nd Nov..1 p.m.

3p.m.

Consumption of water la the City and Hit

Fer TAMING, 2nd Nov, District in millions and decruals of galiara during ta

WEDNESDAY, 3rd Nov,

Austra-

tian

English Mail.

Austra

Timor, Australia, Taumanis, Now Zealand, via Port Darwin

New Gainen vin Thursday I E-Por EASTERN, 3:4 Nov. 10

1.111.

FRIDAY, 5th Nov.

Straits, Barmah, Ceylon, Ade- Iaido, Western Australia, In- dia, Aden, Egypt, and Europe, The parcel mail will be closed on Friday, 4th November, at 5 p-m, --Per NOVARA, Rogis tration 5th Nov. 10.15 a.m. Lot- tore 5th Nov. 11 am,

19.5 zallors Wind Direction. E3E Constant supply in all districts during the month

ADDik of Seph, 1915

KIK DAN, NË Ô 1,22,

Alp..

Consumption

1074

007-13

1013

Estla

popu ation ...

#31,615

Barometer 16.7 m. gallon Temperature 15.atp

Humidity

......... 20.81 29.77

29.71

Consumption per

head per day.......

NNE

Fordo...... 2

| Rigbati opan air Temperainzé as the

Lww

rath Ex

* Ty

ill and Septembrts Service to houses in Rio Weather reisman of September 1948. Contam Supply. In all district op der Main alistrica disconected from Rider af ins

and supply given by public ureez fountains onty Rain from September 1915.

KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL

Kowloon Gra] Level

*054 itation with servoir.}

1915 olt in.

Below

rozdow

overlow

STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS

OF GALLONS

Kowloon Gr

viuHea

Reservoir

313.30

1.0.45

H.K. Observatory, 25th October...

0. W. JEFFRIES, Director,

TIDE TABLE.

25th Oct. to 31st Oct., 19.5.

High W ter &

Low Water

Hangkorg

Timn

M. Di.

n. to.

Decimals ofGallons During the month of Sept. 13,

Consumipilon of water in Kawloon in millions and RE

1014 34.3.

95.650

4 m 3 55-7.5

Man

Conscription Estimated popula

tlac

27.35 mi gallans $0.950...

10 7.8

Complian

par

13.0

head per day

pulous The Covenant Analyst's reports show that the Thur water la of excellent quality, " Pablic Works Department..

Wed,

→

43 m

12.9

No Interior

W CHATHAM, Wate Authority

Fil

Баг

377.0

No Jalerlay

Nor Low

Nor Law W.

Nor Low Helbor Low

WEDNESDAY, 17th Nov.

Philippian Lalande, Australia,

Tansania, New Zealand viaOysters; Freak, Fried or Slewed. Thursday Per CHANG! Findon Haddocks, Kippers &o, BHA, 17th Nov. 13.

ALEXANDRA CAFF.

m morning. A afteroor.

DJE

Port Darwin, & New Guinea vis

AN IDEAL DRINK FOR SUMMER MONTHS

WHITEWAY'S CYDER

SWEET OR DRY,

As supplied to all the leading London Hotels and Clubs such as Savoy, Claridges, Berkeley, Trocadero, Hyde Park and Royal Automobile, Raleigh and Conservative Clubs.

SOLE: AGENTS

H. RUTTONJEE & SON

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

Printed and Published for the Proprietor, Dr. J. W. Noble, by George William Cale Burnett at 11, Ios House Streat, in the City of Victoria, Hongkong.

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