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KOWLOON NOTES.
A
considerable number of Hongkongites continued to hover round the Star Ferry Pier, in EFFECTS OF THE TYPHOON addition to the pseudo passengers to Hung Hom, until at ten minutes past eleven o'clock the Owing to the suspension of the three bombs were fired and the Ferry service, yesterday morning. tickets to Hung Hom Kowloon Notes were unavoid-promptly torn up. ably held over until-to-day.
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IN PRAISE OF ADDISON,
BICENTENARY ADDRESS AT BILTON HALL.
Sir Harbert Warren, President of Magdalen Addison's College, delivered An address at Bil- tan Hall Rugby, on. "Ad- dison and His Work,"
on the occasion of the bicentenary.com- memoration here. Addison owned Bilton Hall and lived there between 1912 and 1719.
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The speaker did not profess that Addison was great, but he was something better, not a blaz- ing comet of literature, but a fixed star abining with a pure, mild, constant light. His quality was perhaps silvern, rather than golden. England was the better" for his having lived. He was not, in Gray's phrase. "beneath the Good," he was among them. and of them, and therefore, as Gray would say, "above the Great." He was little artificial, but he was classic, academic, a scholar, and a Christian, like Johnson.
The Spectator displayed all Ad- dison. In it he pulled out all his stops. It was impossible in a few minutes to indicate what a gamut, how many modes and notes be covered. Dorian, Eolian, and Lydian, grave and gay, learned and light, but all blended with Attic taste. Addison was a classical scholar, but with- out a trace of pedantry. He had the French lightness and taste, but English seriousness. He was academic yet popular, imaginative Fet practical.
HONGKONG FINANCE.
The Hongkong Treasury publishes the following Snancial statement for the month of April, 1919-
Balance of Assets and Liabilities on 31st March, 1919... 7,094,427.18
Revenue from 1st
to 30th April 1919.... 1,504,016.24
A: 11:15. a.m. the four Star. Its an ill wind that blows no-Ferry boats left för Yaumati body good. The wind that stopped typhoon shelter and the gale Expenditure, from the Ferry service, and partially increased in violence. The 1st to 30th April, disorganised business on the Empress of Japan go up steam 1919. Hongkong side, blew an unex- and proceeded to Kowloon Bay pected holiday to Kowloon and later on in the afternoon the residents. albeit genuine regret tug .Taikoo towed two
at not being able to get across vessels lying alongside the was.expressed by the majority. Hongkong and Whampoa
Dock Company's to the shelter of the Bay.
The No. 6 signal was hoisted on Thursday evening and the gale gradually increased in
Wharf
Considerable damage was done
violence throughout the night. on the Kowloon side by the gale
The electric current failed at
Balance..
3,598,443.42
1,175,025,58
7,423,417.84
HEAVY COST OF WIRELESS, A Post Office, witness giving evidence on the Marconi Com-
tract, expressed amazement when for £1,000,000 for breach of con- pany's claim against the Crown
about 8.30 p.m. on Thursday and Bailey's Yard was badly knocked Sir E. Carson suggested. £80,000.
about and a/motor launch was
was not restored for three or four smashed to atoms and also a junk
was destroyed,
hours.
Was Sail-
the English receiving stations in as the estimated cost of working
the "Empire Chain." "Is it not a clerical error for £8,000?" be asked. Sir E. Carson replied that it was not, which led witness to
People went to bed in the dark, or with the aid of a candle
Much other damage
various and, of course, forgot to depress done the switch consequence at about ing craft and wreckage was remark: "I always thought. 3.30 a.m. the fans and lights were to be seen floating down the cables, but I am absolutely con- going full tilt, the former emulat-harbour. throughout the after-winged on figures such as these
ing the typhoon and, of course, noon. "hubby" had to get out of bed to stop the "fluence."
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The more conscientious were carly at the Ferry Wharf, but on this occasion the early bird did not catch the
Worm.
No ferry boats" were running,
atthough an attempt was made at about 9.15; but the boat had to
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At about 3.15. p'm. the Ferg Company hoisted the real flag and the more persistent were able to get across to Hongkong. None. however, who had purchand tickets to Hung Hom travelled by this boat.
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duty
wireless could compete with
that it cannot." Witness ex- pressed the opinion that the wireless stations might possibly pay in 20 years' tims, adding that the Pacific cable. though laid in 1902, did not pay until the late war.
TO AVOID DYSENTERY.'
clean and the functions active. season the system must be kept and diarrhoea during the hot
for which purpose there is nothing equal to
PINKETTES
seek shelter to the leeward of the W. S. Brown, of the Star Ferry A word must be said for. Mr. Empress of Japan which was Company, and the general staff, lying alongside the first jetty of all of whom were the Godown Company's Wharf.
from about 6.30 &,m, until the Ferries ceased running By half past 9 a.m. again in the evening. The cour the Star. Ferry Wharf eous manner in which Mr. Brown was crowded with Kowloonites replied to incessant questions by Pinkettes dispel constipation and who, after satisfying themselves anxious Star Ferry patrons, in prevent its return, cure bilious- that there was no hope of getting addition to carrying out his other ness, sick headaches, torpid liver, across to their work, passed the duties, which involved grave ill-smelling breath, clear the skin time in watching the seas break responsibilites, is thoroughly ap. of pimples and blotches. Of over the Praya, and other effects preciated by all concerned. No chemists, or 60 cents the vial, of the gale.
commendation is too high of the post free, from the Dr. Williams' work of Mr. Brown and the staff Medicine Co., 96 Szechuen Road, under him.
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The diversion of watching the waves soon began to pall, and at! about 10 o'clock the would-be | A visit to the Kowloon Docks workers commenced to return disclosed no special damage or their homes-some of ill efect from the gale. Some them. But there followed piling was a trifle knocked about an unprecedented rush on the and work seemed to have been K. C. R. booking office for tickets more or less suspended. In Kow- to Hung Hom, but strange to say, loon" itself the principal damage none of the purchasers boarded was to trees, and the roads were the train.
strewn with broken branches. i The fencing round the waste The Star Ferry Company plot of ground outside the Ferry were certainly not lacking in wharf was partially blown down endeavours to accommodate their and other minor damage was patrons, for at 10.30 am, one of the launches made a further "attempt to get across from the Should there be no further Hongkong side with a view to rain, the Kowloon Cricket Club ascertaining whether it would will play Taikoo in the Bowls be possible to resume the League, this afternoon. service, but the result of the ex-results of games played during periment was proof that it would the week have already appeared not be safe to carry passengers. in the Telegraph.
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The wisdom of this decision Excepting that the afternoon was made manifest; ten minutes express train to Canton did not later, when a heavy squall swept run, the railway" service & was down the fairway of the harbour, maintained throughout No re reducing visibility to a distance ports of damage to the line hare of Ines than ten yazis.
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