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7.

HONGKONG STORM SIGNAL CODE. (LOCAL).

Introduced on ist JULY, 1917.

DAY SIGNALS.

MEAXINE.S

ZEB) (4 taboon szirtz which may possibly causes gule në

Hongkong within 24 hours.

Gale expected from the North (N,W, to SEJ

South (SE to SW)

East (N.E to SEJ

West (V.W. to S.WJ

Cale expected to increase.

Whid of typhoon fares expected (any direction)

·Besat No. 1 in Intendo) ut a warning "Stand By and watch for the neta sigrali. When !! letes ajár a kinek signal has desa displayed it will mean that, on account ofà et ass in the zenck the trybest, or for homes sthe; resson, a gale is no longe erparted zewn the direction inlsated by the bat naime, sal that another blick signal mar posibly be koitted late

Surmad Now 2 wall be acompan and be chre sxplosive bombe, red at intervalent te moede as the Water Phörs Thatios and rematel na the Harbour Offen

The signals will be lowered when it is considered that all dazugee is over.

2

The Day Sigala will be dispinged at the mealhead of the stern signal manzo Thankho The Huber Odles, H.M.S. Temer. Green Leand sendi mast, the Gage 4 the s Manghong sad Lowicon Wandful Clodown Company at Koinon, the ado ad un the repower et dis Gang Dia Campix al tai-chi-kot, and the Dagaad near the Fan Dante's Wharters of Learn

NIGHT SIGNALS. (Lamps.)

Ar

3.

WHITE FRIT

WHITE

GREEN GREEN

WHITE

GREEN

GREEN

WUITE WHITE WHITE

GREEN

WUITE GREEN

The Night Signs vill badandlarmi, ai acumet, pas The tumor rot zive Samar, učva sky Harbenz Off Tenis. They will have ho

SUPPLEMENTARY WARNINGS,

7.

RED

GREEN

What You? alenažu are displayed in the Harbour a CONE will be exh-betød at the following station

GAP ROCK"

WAGLAN

STANLEY

ABERDEEN

SAUKI WAN

SAI KUNG

SHA TAU KOK TAI PO

so mucify the fun to paties crstand paying on one remme! A

Further detaile cna alvaro be given to pesan tapenis, az demand, by vignal feere lighthouses.

HONGKONG STORM SIGNAL CODE. (NON-LOCAL). Introduced on 1st JULY, 1917.

The Signals are made by mesas už ten azabala representing 12× rea

1-LT+AYNX

5.

B.

7. 2 。,་"

They are displayed altre perd amma a tha stutor Pranal asi on Hark.mal do wh

sa të sa opder in eðalige or lower in po s'atute in the Ghverval p

The Selling underpa'zim juk venn v

Veteran of que: 3y & membela at noe past...

Typhase and Continental faturi pat vel ei gaf gangen in

Depression Jiguala

Gaia Siganlı.

? The region threatened, the anonim

and the mer

EXPLANATION OF THE SIGNALS.

The two per martian' ghum Kal izdieste Se katiiDICE, A

Aa thair the terkannt unit of the logstude are promo, kar se

travelling. (Tasle 3.)

The middle avid and itdinates dan minum 41. Wha

(trvačng. Abenante y

Amo velocity in giroa,

manominen ei sizdirci ve vaư •

Trelawnyabulofar my i

The noper ajimari alguns de

fram which thu galu in stai medu, a

and longitude 10

uthaila

Condiliano al 1 p.m. to day Indiculed a typ shout latitude

Longituda

TYPHOON SICHAL.

Time storm custre

Langitudo

As of motion le

Latitude

CONTINENTAL DEPRESSION SIGNAL

Lailinde Jungitude izi Ziravelling B, or E.BE Uonditions at 1 pirs, youterday indicated

Lusilade

Region

threatened

of Matias

yesterday indicated

tiraction gale is the Fursors Channel.

Tima

Condition

Auditione a

TYPHOON SIGNAL.

CALE SIGNAL

תכן

Condition

of mailaa

CAUTION.-air the moni lavasinkio sircumctaners the sanities aitaal indicates est. the dogma of latitude and longitude asxres to the estimates position of the contra. Whenŭr casi la farum may reporting statins, or when telegraakic resorts are faching, tha nesiška Ligskiled may be as much as 2′′ in arter, bath is latitude and longitudo, usé the velocity i Eration of Nation will iken be in serue by corresponding suEYRIN

It should be partemiarly votes that ika valetity signalled in the arts for the, arèviest 1834 hours.

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Table No. 1.-Direction Signals.

UPPER SYMBOL OF HOLST.

}}

The indicaty shedirection in which a typhoon or depressida is traveltjes, or the direction fiva which a motuous gade i stpect But.

1,

1.3.2.

3,

4

5.

6.

7.

1T+AV

5.2.3.2 1.8.W. W.

8.

W.5.W. S. KEW.

Table No: 2-Velocity and Condition Signals.

2.

3,

MIDDLE SYMBOL OF HOIST. VELOCITY.

Unlea

Б.

B.

7.

CONDITION.

9.

1-1T+AV

m.sk.

bove

KORTIT

Velly

1-36 30 m.v.). Stationary Vinkunwa“

Formiss

Fling Contimetal

Deprec

Table No. 3.-Time Signals.

LOWEST SYMBOL OF HOIST.

7.

2 pm. Tasteday.

B.

Ca... Tots

1. To-das

–Regions Threatened by Monsoon Galer

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

EARLIER

TELEGRAMS.

ALLIES AND RUMANIA'S ATTITUDE.

Paris, Aug.

The Supreme Council has appointed four Generals to go to Budapest to supervise the carrying out of the armistice. They are General Graziani, France; General Gordon, Great Britain; General Bandholy, United States; General Mon- belli, Italy.

It is reported that the Rumanians have handed the Hungarian Government an ultimatam demanding the im- mediate surrender of a large proportion of the Danube shipping, equipment and supplies for the army, and 300,00 rations for Rumanian troops pending the peace settlement, the reduction of the Hungarian army to 15,000, the sur render of thirty per cent, of the harvest, animals and farti machinery, and 6fty per cent of the railway supplies. The French Government says the Bumanian Army is not accept ing French orders.

Paris, Aug. 7.

The Supreme Council has telegraphed to the Bnmanian Government distinctly refusing to recognise the right of the Bamanians to make the demands cabled an August 6

The Supreme Council has been lengthily occupied in con- sideration of the tangle at Budapest from where all the Allied representatives' reports depict the conduct of the Eumanians a unfavourable. The British representative General Gur- don telegraphs that the Rumanian troops are committing outrages. General Polk. the chief American delegate,' has told the Council that the composition of the new Government and the manner of its formation will do more to spread Bol shevismo than anything else. The Council drafted a tele- gram to the French Minister at Bacharest for transmission to the Rumanian Government recalling that on the 3th the Allies sent a military mission to Budapest to arrange with the Hungarian. Gavernment to axerute the armistice terms and to safeguard the Hungarian population from violence or pressure at the hands of the flamanian Army, and the Coun- cil learned on the 6th that the Rumanian Generalissimo had presented fresh armistice terms to the Hungarians.

The Supreme Connell then telegraphed to the Rumanian Government refusing to recognise the Rumanians' right to conclude a fresh armistice and warning the Ramanian. Government against any violation of the law or humanity, and requesting it to order the Rumanian Generals at Budapest to obey the order of the Inter-Allied Commission at Budapest. No reply reacted the Council, but it learned that the Rumanian Generals refused to obey the Commission, permitted pillaging, established a blockade which was re- ducing Budapest to starvatiga, destroyed the railways between Budapest and Vienna and committed other viola- tions of the rights of the Ailies and even of humanity. The telegram concludes, requesting the Rumänian Gover- ment inmediately to demonstrate by acts that the inference of the Conference that Rumania was resolved to disregard its authority and separate herself from the Affies is mistaken. The Supreme Council not only refused to recognise the Ramanians right to impose fresh armistice terms, but also pointed out that the exacting of reparations and indemnities was rested in all the Allies.

American circles are strongly indignant at Rumania's action and predict it will disastruasly affect the opinion of, America French circles take a less serious view. They are of opinion that Rumania vill not refuse to comply with the decision of the Peace Conference. It is urged in judging the startling course of events that the fact that. Rumania is an Ally and Hungary an enemy should be remembered.

Paris. Aug. 9.

The prohibitive attitude towards the Rumanians of the Allied Supreme Council is subject to considerable criticism in the French press, it being stated that the Entente agents now at Budapest are wiring strong protests against the Rumanian action. Prominent French journalists warn the Supreme Council against allowing themselves to be in fluenced by the local Entente agents, whose personal beliefs have been upset by recent events.

According to the "Echo de Paris." owing to the refusal of the Rumanian authorities to receive the Allied Military Mission the Supreme Council has urade energetic representa tions to the Bucharest Goverment.

Rumanian troops have crossed the Danube and occupied the whole of the city owing to the expiry of the period fixed for the acceptance of the armistice.

Mr. Hoover, who is directing the relief work in Hungary, has ordered the suspension of all consignments of food to Budapest un the ground that the Rumanians are carrying off all the food

Berlin, Aug. & The "Tageblatt's" Budapest correspondent says the American Government has requested the Rumanian Com mand to withdraw the armistice conditions, threatening a stoppage of supplies to Rumania

THE HOME STRIKES.

London, August 5.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Shortt stated that the -situation at Liverpool had now materially changed. There were attempts at looting, this morning. He impressed that... the attempts of certain persons to cause a complete cossza tion of work and hand over the city to the mercy of criminal classes had hitherto failed. The Government had every confidence that the authorities at Liverpool would take every step, however severe, to preserve law and order and protect citizens from sinister attacks. The Government was (Cheers). He prepared to give them every assistance. mentioned that the attempts to bara the docks were un- successful.

A meeting of the Exective of the National Union of, Bailwaymen decided not to support the police strike and to arge all railwaymen striking to reseme immediately.

London, August T

The strike situation is better. The Nine Elms men are returning to work and most of the tube strikers are ali returning. The situation at Liverpool is quieter. The posi tion in Yorkshire is unchanged.

An overwhelming majority of City of London Police for- warded to the Commissionera resolution of thanks as regards his support for better, par, repudiating the strikers and recording answerving loyalty,

The industrial situation in Liverpool is remarkably brighter and the possibility of a general strike is sidered remote. The city has resumed its normal life with the exosplien Of

und bakeries which have not resumed. Bad Muricipal workers follow

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

BRITISH TRADE.

London, August 8.

The Board of Trade. Jely returna show increases of ex- porta totalling £21,671,094 and of imports totalling £4,430,794.. as compared with July of last year.

NEW PORTUGUESE PRESIDENT.

Lisbon, Aug. S.

Mr. Antonio Almeida has Been elected President of the Republic

BOLSHEVIST SUBMARINE SUNK.

London, Aug. E The Admiralty announces that a Bolshevist submarine was sunt in the Baltic by two British submarines.

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London, August,

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