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WAR TELEGRAMS

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, DEC«MBER 1, 1915.

POST OFFICE.

SHIPPING NEWS.

WEATHER REPORT.

(Continued from page 1)

SUBMARINE WARFARE.

THREE STEAMERS SUNK,

November 29, 5:40 p.m. The French steamers Algerien and Omaru and the British;

ateamer Tanis have been aank.

New Year's Mall.

The Pabllo are informed that the Now Year's Mail via Siberia to the United Elagdom and Countries beyond will be closed at the G.P.0. sill a.m. on the lat December. This Mail is due to arrive in London or or about the 31st December.

As no opportunity for the despatch of Parcel Mails to Maxico is likely to occur for some time, parcels for Moxloo will not |be accepted until further notion,

Ships_in_communication with Cape

Thirty members of the crew of the Algerien are reported miss. D'Agular Radio Telegraph Station: ing. The crew of the Tapis has landed,

GREECE AND THE BALKANS.

HOPES OF A SETTLEMENT.

November 29, 8.50 p.m. A Faris wire sistes that official circles regard the Greek Reply as paving the way to the desired settlement and smarting the wish that Greece should remain neutral while not interfering with the intentions of the Allies.

UNREST IN GERMANY.

GERMAN WOMEN'S DEMANDS,

November 29, 7.45

p.m.

AM Maru Sardinia Emprem of Japan

Correspondence addressed to mamy nubjaošs in Chian, Buam, Persis and Mor-, ecco cannot be transmitted.

ARRIVED,

On the lat at 11.97-The anticyclono han weakened slightly and spread east- ward.

Pressure baving increased considerably Hallan, Br. a. 1183, J. W. Evans, letovar Hokkaido the gradient between that Dec-Bwatowy 30th ult. Gen,-find and Obinx is now shallow. It re- mains fairly stoop from the Yangtze to the S. China Ben, however.

D. L. & Co...

Loodguide, Brian. 1,092, Luank, ist Dec. --Manlia, 27th ult. Ganj-J, M. &.00, Luchow, Br, wa; 1,221, D, B. Davies, lat

DecShanbai, 27th ult, Gab,—--- B. & 8,

,

Wingsany, Be. na, 1,517, T. H.Seshian, ;

It Dao.Waku, 26th ult. Rles J. M. & Co.

The monsoon will moderate to the north of the Peak, but remain freak over the China Sea.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending si 10 mm, to-day, 0,00 faches.

MAIL STEAMERS

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAD.

WILL despatch V2.38ELS to the Undermentioned PORT3 3 er

about the DATES named p

For

LONDON & Bom-]

bay via Singapore, Sardinia

Penang, Colombo, Capt. J. T. Jeffery: 'Port Said and

Marsellles stor

SHANGHAI, Moji, à Kashmir

Steamers

To Sail On Remarke

Sp..

3rd Doc.

daylight

6th Doo.

}

about 16th Deo.

about 18th Dec.

RN.R.

Kobe and Yoko-Capt. C. E. Irving: hama. L'DON & Bombay,

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via S'pore, P'ang,Namur Obo, Port Said Capt. A. Colyer Marseillesstand

SHANGHAI, Mōji, Novara

Freight & Prage

Freight &. Ping

Freight: Piage

Freight

& Piage

PORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District.

Forecast.

Tenyo Maru Chisago Maru

Alkoku Maru, Jay. 15,2,252, T. Yoshikawa 30th ult➡Japan, 30th ult. Opal -M.B.K,

F.E

Trigonis, Dui, ax. 1,085.7.3. Vijesboom Hongkong and Neighbour-winds,

30th ult-Singapers, fird alto, Kerosine oil-1. P.Co. Monra, Br. ka. 1947. J. Telmer, 30th ult. -Cabo, 26th ul1. Callast-8. &.

freshi

fise.

| Tansan Haru, Jap. 1a 1,472, Nishikawa,

30th alt-Chingwaniso, End Formosa Channelinde, uit. Coal-D, & Co.

NE

strong.

3 Bouth court of China be-) The_same

tween HK, and Lamooks) as No. 1,

* Bouth coast of China bo-) Tha__mma tween H.K. and Hainan... ? as No. 1.

China Const Melsorological Begister,

1st December, a.m.

E. V. D. Parr,

Winde

P.&O. 8. N. Co's office,

Hongkong, 1st December, 1915

་

TO SAIL

The Services to Germany, Austria, said the Ottoman Empire are suspended.

1. MAILS DUB. Shanghai, Sardinia, Ind Dec. Europe, Kashmir, 3rd Doo.

MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW

Dec. 8 8.10. Landon-For LATORI K. Ind

The Amsterdam Telegraaf of the 20th inst, states that thousands Swatow & Bangkok-Per DEUFAR, 2nd of women demonstrated before the Imperial Castle in Berlin and demanded the return of their husbands from the front; as well as an Straita, Ceylon, Port Said, Marselline and improvement in the cupply of provisions. The police dispersed the

crowd.

11 *!*

THE KAISER.

A VISIT TO VIENNA,

November 29, 9.20 p.m. Router's correspondent at Amsterdam states that an official telegram from Barlid reports that the Kaiser has started for Vienna on a visit to the Emperor Francis Joseph. This will be the firet meeting of the two Monarchs since the war.

Nov.mber 29, 9,45 p.m. It is officially announced that the Kaiser has arrived in Vienno.

November 29, 10.05 p.m. Renter's correspondent at Amsterdam states that the Emperor William was mot at the station in Vienna by Archdake Karl Frans Josef, heir to the throne, and two other Archdukee. He drove to Sobroenbrun amid the obesting of the populace. The two Em perors and the heir lanched alone.

November 30, 1,25 a.m.. From Amsterdam it is reported that the Emperor William re ceived the Forei:n Minister, M. Barion, Premier Sturgkb, and Count] Tisza, and then proceeded with the Austrian Heir Apparent to tea at the German Embassy.

November 30, 3.00a.m.

The Kaiser left Vienna in the evening and bade farewell at the atation to the Heir Apparent He had previously received the Fio ance Minister and the Bargomaster at Vienas.

THE BATTLE OF CTESIPHONDRIAAN

ENEMY'S HEAVY LOSSES, Juniausi m

November 29, 9:45 pm.

Bsc. 10 am.

Haiphong--Per SZEXHUEN, Ind Deo, 11

$.0.

Shanghai North China & Japan vis Hobe, Por MIHINA M, Zrd Doo, 11.

(Europe via Biberia, Shanghai Br. 2.0. Monday, 6th Deos

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Shanghai, and North China (Earopa via Biberia Per SINKIANG, 2nd Den. 3 p.m.

DEPARTED.

Nov. 30.

Hopaang for Canton Tanyu Maru for 6. Francisco vis bai Devawongse for Baigon

All Mars for Seattle via Shanghai Liangchow, for Shanghai

Hus for Haiphong via Hoihow Chinhui for Iloilo via Manila

Faching for Foochow via Swatow Chiyuan for Shangha! Chingehow for Fort Farsaval Ningehow for Liverpool vis Blogspora Mont for Liverpool via Bingapore Dainichi Maruf Hongay Chicago Mara for Victoria via Shanghai Peleusfor Dainy via Shanghai

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.

Nor, 3).

Kohina Maru for Chemulpo (Europe via Siberia Shanghai Br, P.O.E. of Japan for Vancouver vis Bhanghai

Mexican Prince for Balik Papan Monday, 6th Dec Shanghai, N. China & Japan via Kobe -

Deo 1 P FOOKBANG, 2ɑd Dec. 5

Cheongthing for Canton p.m.

Lushow for Canton Wingsang for Canton

FRIDAY 3rd. Dec.

30a.m.

Haiphong-Per TAKSANG,3rd Dec, ?a.m Port Curbet-Fer HALVARD, 3rd inst swatow, Amoy & Fooshow-For HAI-FOarstairs. Straits, & India via Calcutta-For ON-

American

English Mail.

TAN, 3rd Dec., 1 p.m. ¦

BANG, 3rd Doc. p.m.

8tation.

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30.46 47 85 ne 1 b

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Kobe and Yoto-Capt. H. B. Hother bama ****..*stomer? ington R.N.R.

All steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy,

For Freight or Passage, apply to

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for Superintendent

FOR BOSTON & NEW YORK VIA

SUEZ CANAL.

The

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30.47 39 96 pao 1 bf

46 48

30.26 56 96 waw 2 h

3029 60 $5 nne 1b

"INVERCLYDE."

about 1st December.

For freight and further particulars, please apply to

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., Ltd.

Agents.

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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Bwatow

6 30.22 35 80 n

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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

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Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, Ada- laldo, Western Australia, Ineto.- H Allison, Miss FE Bantter, FA Pakhol

Para Tonya Meru for San Francisco Wuchow 9 3032 57 75 dia, & dan, Egypt, and Europe. Boardman, MJR Barnhart, JA Beach. Holbow The parcel mail will be closed, JA Beach, Mr & MOKCaun, WHCol- Phullen on Thursday, 2nd December,at linz, F & Catron, J E Cole, ED Cavin, H Tourane 5 p.m.-F. SARDINIA, 3rd P Chatjian, Chin Feo, Mrs Chin Shop Cho C. Bt. J. Nov. Registration 113 p.m. Se Sem, Hra Onu Bae Loo, Chu Chan Shee Apart Lettera 3 p.m.

PR DesJardions. Mr & Mrs &G Dumar, Dagupan Mrs WW Enstabrooke, CC Edwards, Manlia Etalar, Fong Share Fon, L W Gray, OA Legaspi Garner.GL Goodman, R H George. Mr Tacloban Mr Howell, Mr & Mrs E Howart, Mr Boils H8 Howard. Mr & Mrs R R Haupt, Surigao

SATURDAY, 4th Dec.

Canadian

A.KZL

.. 29.70 77 9 a

* 29.78 75 €6 LETT

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29.70 70 94 m

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Haiphong-Per KAIFONG, 4th Dos. 10 Hart, Jorenson, E F Karmiller, LG LUAR

Kuby Ma P Lambert, Mr&Mrs Lo Lim Juc. Leong Hel, WH Lackey, M.39 HO Japan via Nagasaki, United Martia, JB McConcall. Mim E My honey,

T. J.CLAXTON, Director. States, South America, and MrsA F Mallor, Prof & Mrs EL Nichols, Canada via Ban Francisco & U.HB Meuman, Mr & Mrs WHO Leary, Hongkong Observatory, Dasember 1. Kingdom via Canada - Per Mr&Mrs Poon Pin Bheung, Miss H Por 1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees! It is officially stated that the enemy's strength at the battle of

CHINA, Doo, Il t tur, WVR Pawls, Mr & Mrs H 0 Page, Fahrenheit on the level of the son in in- Cissiphon was estimated at foar divisions, which prisonere atate Bralia, Barmah & lodis via Calcutta-Parker,. H Rudolph, PN de Bilva; ches, tenths and hundredths,

Oar obarvations confirmed this, but Philippine L-Par LOONGSANGO Uhralaub Kiss LB Uhystaub, J. O

JAPAN, 4th Dec. 2 puzz

D'Silva, FF Boulman, Mr W A Shop- herd AB were practically wiped out,

# Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Spital EPToompson, Mr & Mrs Fahrenheit. the approach of Tarkish reinforcements has been reported;

Dec. 2.p.m.

Uhralaub Jur, PJ Varani, Mr W Wood Humidity, in percentage of saturation General Townshend having completed the removal of the Nitro, ShanghNING, MD Denna Prof & W Wright, Mina O M Wright, air, the Humidity of air saturated with, mols-

PAOTING, p.m. wounded and prisoners, has withdrawn to a position lower down Holhow and Haiphong-Per LORGANG, Mr G Wagit, Min KF Wilamson are being 100.

4th Dec, 5 pan.

Mr & Mis Master Wong. Mr. & Mrs the river.

Wel-bai-wel & Trentin-Per CHEONG. Wei Sum.

BHING, 411 Des. 5 p.m.

:

THE CONSTRIPTION QUESTION.

相

Shanghai North China--Por LUCHOW

4th Doo. 5 p.DIL (Europa vis Biberia, Shanghai Br. P.O." Wednesday. & Deo.j Wel-bai-wel & Tientalo-Per HUI-

"ERIUS "ORKT REP *MOBO.

WATER RETURN.

Level and Storage of water in Reservoirs on the let Nov., 1915

CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER.

WORKS LEVEL

China-Per CHOTSANG

N.China & Japan Tia Hollyon

4th Doc.5 pm. SUNDAY- 5th Dec,

COLONIAL SOLDIERS turn the tabLES,

November 30, 1.20 am. Australian, New Zealand and Canadian soldiers converted Shanghal. N. what was to have been an anti-conscription mesting in London into

demonstration, which ultimately passed a resolution with Shanghai, enthumsem in favour of winning the war at any prios.

The Dominion men took early possession of the platform and appointed an Australian as obairman. Sposob after speech followed, demanding that there be no peace until the terms of the Allies were granted,

THE RUSSIANS..

DERMANS SWEpt by their OWN BATTERIES,

Per KASHMIR, 5th Doc.8a.m.

TUESDAY, 7th Dec, [Bwatow, Amcy & Yeochow-Per HAI-

MUN. 7th Deo. 2 p.m. Philippine la-Per TEAN, 7th Dea. 8p.m Bhanghat, & N, China-Per HOPRANG

7th Deo,& pu

SATURDAY, 11th Dec.

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Lavertow STOYAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS:

OF GALLONS.

T

4 Direction of Wind, to two points. & Foros of Wind, according to Beaufore Bogle.

State of Weather, b bias aky, o de- tached aloud, d drizzling rain, flog, u gloomy, A ball, I lightning, o overcast, p Paing showers, squally, rrain, snow, tthundar, v visibility, w dew wat.

Rain in inches, tonths and hundredths:

METEOROLOGICAL.

Proficus

Day On data On data

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Tam Tam Intermediate - Pokfaint is an of Companies in the Waog-nal-chungʻmmanımına

1914 107.00 1.34

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ELE. Observatory, Ist December.

C. W. JEFFRIES, Director,

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Consumption of water in the City and it Tasmania, Now Zealand via District in millions and decimals of gallons during th * PartDarw,& New Guinea via month of Oct, 1918. Thursday I-Per TAIYUAN, Consumption... 11th Dec. 11 ■,09.

Batima ed

population

kend per day

Saigon. Simits, Barmah, Cey Complian per Ion, Adeliade, Western Austra-

November 30, 3.30 a.m. A Petrograd communique reports severe fighting in the Illakat Tegica, where the Germans, after taking the offensive, were hurled back till they were swept by the fine of their own batteries. Profiting by the situation, the Russians counter-attacked and oooopied the suburb and two camsteries at Itlaket and the German entrenches beyond. A brilliant and sudden night attack south-weat of Prusk resulted in the capture of the commander of the German division, another General and other offices. The enemy was forced to retire westward on the left bank of the Styr, near Philippine For TAMING, 16th Deo, Komlinitobi and Tabartorysk,

THE ITALIANS.

FURTHER CAPTURES REPORTEN,

November 30, 1.30 am. Communiquas from Rome report severe fighting on the steep Monte Nero alopes, Strong enemy entrenchmente were captured. There were farious engagements north-west of "Gorits - where the enemy was strongly reinforced. There was hand is hand fight- ing in the Italian trenchen. Eventually, the enemy was driven hack, There was a vigorous offensive at Carso, to wards Sin Martino. whers more trenches were captured, The day's total captures, vero - 702 palioners, three machine guns, and much material

lia, India, Aden, Egypt & Bu.. Constant supply in all districte during the months rope. Per POLYNESIEN,. of Oober 1914. Service to houses in Rider Mala disuriers, disconnected from: Rder. A lag and supply gives by public street fountains only duciag OON WATER WORKS LEVEL,“

11th Doc, 4pm.

TUESDAY. 14th Dec.

3 p.m.

MARTIN'S

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SikandPILLS

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Decimals ofBallons During the monta af Det, sgu” Consumption idyanaga

“En located popular į

Comp për

band per day

The Comment Analyst's «rupoets show that the “Emas, water la of excolisat quality.

Phil Wacks Department,

WCHATHAM,

Water Anibarthy

Oysters, Fresh,Fried-or Biewed Findon Haddocka, Kippets"&e

VILLKANDRA CAFE

Wed

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29th Nov. to 5th Dec., 1915.

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For Freight and further information apply to

Hongkong, 23rd October; 1915,

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