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HOTEL LISTS.

Harazara HOTEL.. Corrected to 30th August, 1998, Dr. A. C. Ander H. D. Kinney

pan

Mrs. C

Almeida

Mrs. H. Arrion

DAY BY DAY.

A Chinese was charged to-day- before Mr. R. E Lindsell with stealing two steam pipe covers. He was arrested whilst coming delf. H. Yan Kas out of the Naval Yard. Mr. Lindsell sentenced him to four weeks' hard labour.

Allan Keith

wich J. T. Kidd sad & children K. T. Li C. de Almeida. A. H. Lunings ArchSutt Mr. and Mrs.

Mr. G. ďäimai | Lauritsen.

da & family. Mme. Leiris. Mrs. G. d'Alma G. Ludin

da & family Dr. and Mrs

Anderson Mr. de Betts Mr. and Mr

F. Bain

C. Brown

Н

B. Murphy and maid

H.

E. Monkman

Boy. McFarlane

H. D. Moore

J. Breedveld and Madam Mattos

3 children MT.

and Brandsma Mr. and Krs.

Burgers

Miss M. Bain

Benson

A. N. Bishop

Miss Mattos

Norton

E. E. Maalin

Mr

[Dr. G. W. McKean J. Nishimoto SIP. and

Mrs.

and

Mr. & Mrs. C.

A

child

W. P. Neeson

4. A Pauw

8. S. Perry +36

and Rollin Mr.

Mrs. and D.. Russell, and chad

and Mrs. J. van Boy and

children

the

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH.

WALKING ON SEA RED,

NEW INVENTION.

returned to the surface with

nothing worse than wet feet. This was made possible by a new invention of Simon Lake who originated the submarine,

saw at

STATE SCHOLARSHIPS.

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EUROPE, USA, ETC.

1919

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...Oct. 10

M. HAL. Fisher, President of Tacoma M....O.S.KSept. 13 A party of fifty men and the Board of Education, was pre- Altai M.....O. S. E. Sept 14 women walked on the bottom of sent at the Speech Day of the Westwind D. & Co. Sept. 17 Long Island Sound recently, says County Borough of Blackpool Changsha B. & S. Sept 18 the New York Evening Post and Secondary School, held in the Iyo M. N. T. K. Sept. 19 Tower Ballroom. He said we Glaniffer......J. M...Sept. 21 A meeting of the Licensing

wanted more scholarships to the Fushimi M. N. Y. E...Sept. 22 Board is to be held in the Council

universities, and we wanted a Teenkai B. & S.Sept. 23 Chamber on Monday, 22nd

larger provision of maintenance Tango MN. Y. K. Sept. 24 September, at 12.15 pm, for

allowance to enable the children City of Spokane A. L.Sept. 25 purpose of considering Mr. Lake gave a demonstration of poor parents to remain in the Nippon M....T. K. K....Sept. 25 the following application under of his salvage submarine, as he secondary schools until they had Alaska MOSK Sept. 26 the Liquors Consolidation has named it, in Bridgeport received

the full Ordinance 1911From Yos-harbour. The newest submersible of

profit Chicago M...OS. E. ...Sept. 30 the

secondary hitaro Futami for a Restaurant may best be described as an en-course..

school Wakasa M...N. Y. K. E. of Sept. He had hoped to Thitarem J.C.J. L...Oct. Adjunct Licence at No. 1, Spring gineless air chamber. It relies be able to announce this year E. of Asia C. P. O.S. Oct. Garden Lane, ground floor, upon its mother ship for its native that he had found is possible to Tsurama M. N. Y. K....Oct. power. It is attached to this create a large number of State Tenyo MT. K. KOct Arrested in Des Voeux Road mother ship by a cylindrical tube scholarships to the universities, Atsuta MN. Y. K. ...Oct. Central early this morning, a of steel. This tube is joined by but he had not been able to Coaxet... ....A. I... Chinese was to-day charged with means of a universal joint to both accomplish that object He was Nile........C. M. being a rogue and a vagabond vessels. It can be lowered to not without hope, however, that Ecuador:P. M. S. and with being in possession of any desired depth, the undersea he might be able to accomplish it Bessie Dollar R..D... burglarious implements, Acraft remaining always horizont-next gear. (Cheers.) With Eurymedon B. & S. ...Oct. 11 constable said he

respect to the maintenance Waban...... A. L. defendant extracting something

...Oct. 11 The divers enter the tube from allowance the Government had Katori M...N. Y. K...Oct. 14 from the window of a dwelling the mother ship and go down a determined that next year they Olen.

A. L Mrs. house. Witness lay down when ladder to the lower boat.

...Oct. 14 An were prepared to meet the local E. of Japan. C. P. O.S....Oct. 15 he approached. 4 pair of airtight "door is then closed education authorities with pound Manila M...O.S. K. Oct. 15 nippers

& chisel

behind them. Compressed air is for pound in respect of any expen-Monteagle.C. P. O. S...Oct. 19 found in his trousers band. then introduced into the cham-diture upon maintenance allow- Teonium......A. L."

...Oct. 22 Defendant denied

having a ber thus formed until the air and ance for secondary schools which Nikko M....N. Y. E...Oct. previous conviction, but admitted

water pressure are equal. This had been approved by the Board Seattle Spirit A. L. it when the Police produced his equalisation makes it possible (Cheers).

....Oct. 25 Cant J. A P.photo. Mr. Smith passed sentence for a door to be opened in the technical education Mr. Fisher Wawalone...A. L

On the question of Shinyo MT. E. KOct 28 ...Oct. 31 G. L. Coleman. MacReay". of three months' hard labour.

floor of the ship looking out. said we were now faced with Luzon M....O. S. K. B. of Oct. BF.A. Reis

One may step out on to the floor keen economic competition, but West Hepburn R. D. Ma of Oct. A Chinese was to-day charged, of the ocean or to the deck of a given a good system of technical Toyooka M...N. Y. K. E of Oct before Mr. R. E Lindsell, with wreck. Stretched along the tube education we could beat the NankingC. M. S. Nov. 1 stealing some gold ornaments in a wooden frame is a rubber whole world. "I am by no means Wheatland...A. L

...Nov. from a little child's hat. The hose. This is used in conjunc-satisfied with our present system." Seiyo M.. mother of the child Kave tion with suction pumps to added Mr. Fisher. "I appeal to Colombia.. evidence that

reclaim cargoes of lost vessels.local education authorities to Persia M. ...T. K, K. -· ...Nov. 10 p.m. at 3

going When not in use the submersible take advantage of the clause in Korea M.....T. K. K... Nov. 10 to the market to buy food, and is carried horizontally in front the Act of 1918, which enables West Munham 4. L she was carrying her child on of the mother ship..

them to co-operate for partic-China C. M. her back. Whilst she

Mr. Lake's work consists of ular objects and organise tech-Endicott A. L. walking. she felt a jerk on her two distinct operation finding nical education over a wide area. C. of Newcastle B. & S....Nov. 30. back, she turned around, and saw and salvaging: Three small boats believe if we had a careful St. Albans...E. & A. E of Nov. a man running, and her baby's hat proceed a three-mile intervals, survery of our higher grade was missing. A European Ser-dragging the bottom with steel technical education on the one geant said that the defendant weep-lines. When something is bund, and а combination of admitted stealing the hat, found the salvage submarine is know signalled and the work of recla-

themation commences.

Mr. & Mrs. BE

J. Barr

D. ML Biggar

Bergeron

LR Boericke

Mr. E. B. Beliho Mr. & Mrs. 8.

Bian#r

W. G. Browell

Mr. and Mrs.

Colquhoun

N. Croucher

F. W. Cox

RR. Roxburgh E. E. Ray Mr. and

Mraz

Mr. and Mrs. Setsma Dalrymple and A. SH family

Mrs. Schregardie: Capt. Davi and child

Mrs. R. Shwar. 500 Mr. J. A. Dome TEAD Mr. and Mrs. B. C. E. Smith

H. Engelsman, F. M. Sanderson and 2 children E. Stephens. H. J. Eddő iv. Steensby Mr. & Mrs. R. S.F. W. Todd

Erricson. Rev. F. C. Todd Mr. and Mrs. J. Wallingford

Exeter

Tate Mr. & Mrs. H. M.Me and Mrs. J.

Epstein

X. Tollenaar Miss K. Earnson Capt. and Mrs. J. Capt. R. Findlay H. Taylor Mr. & Mrs. E. HM & Mrs. G. C.

Ford

R. F. Fickett

J. Fetherston

haugh

H. Guest

H. B. Gallop

N. C. Galazzi

and

on

she

the

was

were

7th

Wes

but be did пот whether it belonged to complainant. Mr. R. E. Linäsell sentenced defendant to

12 months hard labour and 12 Mr. & Mr. R. strokes of the birch, with four

Thorne ¡H. L. Taaffe

Thorne.

Mr. & Mrs. C. E

Templeton

Jules de Vries

J. B. R. Gardiner W. Voorendosk

K. W. Ha

Thor. Vint

Mrs. Hofweister J. P. Williams Mrs. MeCome Mr. and Mrs. G.

Humey

T. Webster Capt. T. P. Hat Mr. & Mr. J.

Williams

Q. Harper EL. P. Holzbeiser R. Weil A. Shelton Hoope, H. L Wilkinson Capt. & Mrs. B. C. A. L. William "Innes

Mr. & Mrs. G. Y.

York

B. Johannes

E. M. Joseph

PRAE HOTEL

*Corrected to lat September, 1913, Capt. Archer JR. W. Lee Jones Capt. Allen Miss Knight

hours stock.

THE TYPHOON WARNING.

KING EDWARD HOTEL Corrected to 30th August, 1919.

Kr. and Mrs. Mr. & Mr. C. J.

Appleton and Hermes child

reached the air chambers at the

bottom. After climbing through

1

T. K. K...Nov. 4.

P. M. S. Nov. 5

...Nov. 16 ...Nov. 22

...Nov: 30

education authorities devising a JAPAN, COAST PORTS, ETC.` scheme of technical education for Kwongsang...J. M. Co. Sept. 14 particular industries, that then Suiyang B. & S...Sept. 15 Of the party of fifty Mr. Lake, we should be on the right road to Tibodas J.C.J.L...Sept, 16 Miss Ruth Byers, his publicity success. This matter of technical Tjiliwong ...J.C.J. L. Sept. 16 agent, and a reporter for the education is not one which can Wosang J. M. Co. Sept. 16 Evening Brust were the first to be settled by educationists alone. Yetorofu M...N. Y. E...Sept. 16 enter the tube from the deck of We must acquire the cordial Haihong.D. L. Co....Sept. 16 the mothership. Crawling back-co-operation of the business world Chusan.. .B. & S...Sept. 16 wards down the ladder, with just if it is succeed.” (Cheers.) Chaksang J. M. Co....Sept. 17 enough room to get through, they

Abi M.. ...N. Y. K....Sept. 18 Kaga. M.

...N. Y. K...Sept. 18 Choysang J, M. Co....Sept. 18 a porthole they reached the sub-first women to walk on the floor Sinkiang ....B. & S. Sept. 18 marine proper. An antight door of the ocean unprotected by a Loongsang J. M. Co... Sept. 19 closed behind them, and they diver's suit.

Haitan.D. L. Co....Sept. 19 found themselves in the presence

The Argonaut Salvaging Cor.Kwaisang J. M. Co...Sept. 19 of two men employed to operate poration has been formed, with Huichow....B. & S.

...Sept. 19 the mechanism.

Ralph B. Strassburger of Phil- Tungshing...J. M. Co....Sept. 19 adelphia as president, Kenneth Hinsang......J. M. Co...Sept. 20 W. McNeil and Archibald Hwahwu M, N. Y. K....Sept. 20 McNeil, jr., vice-president and Nikko M. N. Y. K....Sept. 21 secretary, respectively. Mr. Lake Kaijo M.O. S. K...Sept. 21 is directing engineer.

Quinebaug...D. L. Co. ...Sept. 23 Siam Maru.....0. S. K. Sept. 24 P. & O...Sept. 26 J. M. Co....Sept. 26 Sept. 29 ...J.C.J. L. Sept. 30 N. Y. K...Sept. 30- P.&O...Oct. 1

2

...O. S. K.

The telegram quoted below was Hreceived by the American con- sulate general, Hongkong, from the Manila Observatory at 11.30 a.m. to-day Cyclone or typhoon An order was given to turn on E. of Northern Luzon, more than the compressed air and a great 300 miles distant, inclining north-hissing sound älled the room. The ward.

party felt their ears "stop up" and voices and sounds grew distant From time to time the air was "I hare always been more shut off to permit a clear-up of interested in the commercial use Khiva ›... this sensation: The air became of the submarine than in its war Yuensang quite warm and seemingly oppres-work," said Mr. Lake, “hat I have Indus M sive. This effect wore off as soon been so tied up with contracts for Tjilatjap as the party became accustomed this and European countries that Tsuruga to the change.

I have never been able to special- | Itola When it was thought there was ize in it. I have been working Unnan M. ........O. S. K. ...Oct. enough air in the room a little off and on for eighteen years on Yokohama M. N. Y. K....Oct. faucet at the bottom was turned this invention.

Iwara on. This indicated that sufficient "Nearly $6,000,000 worth of pressure had been obtained to shipping and cargoes went to the present the water from entering. bottom during the war. Seventy- Next one of the operators unbolted five per cent. of this can be re- a section of the floor and slid claimed. There is it back. There was the ocean, why, with a larger mode', I could on a level with the bottom of the not even reach the wreck of the ship, nothing hetween it and rhe Lusitania. This tube and suction party and yet it did not enter hose can be lengthened as desired. CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER Mr. & Mr. Molino Reaching down to see what held The diver can accustom himself Mrs. L. M. Pescit one's hand encountered the to the compressed air and stay

the water itself, encountered down as long as he needs to. shells as myriad marine animak darted past.

F. R. J. Adamaðir Ellis Kadooria Mr.

Mr. Lt. Col. Loring. and

D.S.O.

0. T. Break-)

Spear

O. P. Berseling Mrs. F. N. Bell

H J. Brett

Mre. Loring W. A. Knight Mr.

and Mra. Melross Miss M. Banker Mre. Machle Major Bird, D.8.0.Lt-Comdr." sad Mrs. N. Beicovitz Mrs, Milkashev- Mrs. Bird

sky Mrs. C. Bull Mr. and Mrs. R. Maj. F. T. Bowen Kewley Dr. & Mrs. Byers Mrs. Machle

"

O. T. Breakspear J. D. Lloyd

C. B. Bird

W. A. Butterfield Capt. Monteith

J. A. Morrissey J. Finlay Miller Mr. and Mrs. J.

Mr. & Mrs. D.

Blair

C. M. Blaker

A. Button Bev.

B. A

Bundle,...

Mrs. Cheshire

Martin

Mr. and Mrs.

Milas

D. McMurray -

P. 6. Newcomb »

A. H. K. Cobb Parsons

Jir. and Mrs. Mrs.

Clarke

Miss F. Hammn.de Dr. M. E. Asger A. Harrison Mrt. R. Almond A. Jonas Miss. Blomfeld Mr. J. John- Mr. and Mrs.

, W. Budge

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a. D. Bernroort p. J. de Kant

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R. H. Beavan

WA. Russell MacLaren

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M. Manisk 3. Bawder

Miss M. Manuk J. B. Heils

F. G. Becke

Mr. and

Gabriel

Mrs

G. P. Curry E. G. Coomer J. G. Chadwick.

Choi Shing & son. 1. D. Danby Capt. B. J. Ed

R. G. Douglas

ward

Mr. and

"F. J. Elyard

W. Eborall

Missen

W. Fugler

R. D. Cromartie Miss Phillips

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T. L. Perkins

R. C. Comrie

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Mrs. Charlton

Lt-Col E.

Colea

Mrs. Cormack

Cap Davison

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Lt Col and Mrs Thursby Pelham Mr. and Mrs. J.

Piger

E. A. Rem

Capt. and Mrs. W. E. Roberts

Mrs.

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and Mr.

Gabriel

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Mr. and Mrs. W.

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Dr. A. B. Botza

F. A. Siefert

R. E. Spencer

Me

Mr. and

Stewart and family...

P. Taylor *F. C. Todd

Mrs. Tumer

T. R. Taylor E Nam Hee and Mr. and Mrs. W.

famly

Underwood Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. G

Hansen

and B. Witchell child

G. E. Wetto Master C. Ham-

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SHEWAN TOMES & CO

MOTOR DEPARTMENT. Garage No 7 Russell St.

'Phone 659.

P.&O.Oct. JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

WATER RETURN.

Level and Storage of water in Reservoirs on September 1, 1919

million tons of coal on the bottom of Long Island | Tr

alone.

With his trousers rolled up to Sound

to his knees Mr. Fake sat on the easily reclaimed. floor of his stip. His feet dang-make

sunker

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This is very | Byam Tanz We simply Tytan Tak ---}|

overw our salvage sub. fast og slit vie. Below

in Belg ling in the water now and then over the bold of the touching bottom, he struck at barge. The hose enters theŽEM ...

Love with swimming things with a spear. chamber from the top and the Before long he succeeedad inmaan on the inside puts it out the

STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS OF GALLONE, capturing several fish. This was open door and into the "cargo. more than twenty feet beneath The other end extends over the tho surface of the water. When deck here and on to an empty Fylam Fach not spearing fish Mr. Lake was in barge lying alongside. We simply to telephone communication with pump the coal from the sunken the ship above, directing the sub craft to the floating one. I expect mersible's movements, now eaus- to be able to raise 300 tons in an ing the craft to be lowered, then hour"

Mr. McNeil said they expected comycin 105. lifted.

When the craft was lowered to 'to commence work next week on within six inches of the bottom four barges sunk in 1916 near Mr. Lake and Miss Byers stepped the mouth of Norfolk harbor. out on the bed of the ocean clad There are about 3,500 tons on in ordinary clothing, but minus these vessels and the estimated shoes and stockings. They com- I value is $50,000. menced walking in the direction! Then," continued McNeil, "we the ship was drifting under slight hope to work on the wreck of the headway. Except for their feet Husaar, sunk in Revolutionary Alabaster II G I anston Mr & Mr they were walking on the sands times in Hell Gate Channel. She and Mrs. Burdin B

Bitting & T

Lowan W Haslewood Miss Willis

Poleman GL Weicoli Mr. and Miss Weeks

Drennan Med Mn LD

Bobertson Holworthy Mr. & Mrs. G. M.

Droste Mr & Mr Wolf Lt. Col J. Bum-

GW Mrs. A. Wilson

Robinson Mr & Mr phrey

Xikott & A Maj. D. L. Hard P. D. Wilson

Paitley V L

L. J. Davies

Mr. & Mrs. Spit Maj. V.

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Mr. & Mrs. John Scantlebury

Duncan

Mrs.

and Miss

Mr. and Mrs. O. Stabbings

Eager.

S. Evans

Mr. and

Fasse

J. Fletcher

Mra.

A. Findlay Smith Mrs. Taylor

Mr. & Mrs. G. D.

Thomson MA Gen. F. A. D. Galloway Ventris Mrs. Graves Lt-Com&Mrs. Mr.

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H. da F. Hatchi Mr. & Mrs. E. "3"

Maj. Wakeman

Warren

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F. Zwagers

Mrs. E. G. Jamie-

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of the aceen as dry and as com- had $5,000,000 in gold bullion in fortable as if they were back an her to pay off England's troops. Ka Mrland. Exit was made from the Tides and currents have kept chamber in the same manter, the ordinary divers from working on party first stopping in the outer it, but they won't affect us any. chamber while the air was chang- i Even though it is probably buried ed back to normal. This produced, in the sand by now, we can easily the same effect on the ears and a pump that away. cooling sensation. None said they

LO Rachar MGA Phine Miss D Kanit Rolovin Faskett (2

Finger Wy& WrTM Hodge LEB.

Skin Capt & Mr Jennings Mr & Mr F Lo:

Stevenson D. Johnson Mrs FE

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Mr. Lake estimated the cost of

Live? with

progkeer

Love?

with

STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS OF GALLONI.

The Cormene kaalyst's snjór shew that the.

felt any ill effects after retuning complete equipment of his tests of excelent qual to the surface. A

* apparatus at $200,000. It is en-

Tadt Mr Mr AL Webb H M

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The trip enabled Miss Byers to tirely covered by patents owned claim the distinction of being the by the company.

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