1921-10-06 — Page 12

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1921,

NOTICENI

HOTELS.

ENTERT NMENTS.

MEDIUM STRENGTH

"CAPSTAN

Navy Cut Cigarettes.

WILLS

CAPSTA

Cut Navy Cigarettes

Wha

H.O.WILLS pla London

THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

OPERATING:

HONGKONG HOTEL

REPULSE BAY HOTEL

(Repulse Bay}

(Hongkong)

PENINSULA HOTEL. (Kowloon)

(plogested

·HONGKONGTM HOTEL GARAGE

TOWN GARAGE & SHOW ROOMS RUSSELL STREET GARAGE

1 Pedles Strewa)

REPULSE BAY GARAGE

KING. EDWARD HOTEL.

CENTRAL LOCATION,

ELECTRIC LIFTS AND LIGHTING....

TELEPKONE ON EACH FLOOR, HOTEL LAUNCH MEETS ALL STEAMERS.

Tal. $73:

THE

CORONE

T

Today at 2.30, 5.15 & 9.15

AUTUMN SUPER-SEASON

opens with

"THE WHIP

484

Telegraphic Address: "VIOTORIA

J. WITCHELL,

Tel.

Manager.

KOWLOON THEATRE

at 5.45 & 9.15

tel.

494

استمارة

10 CIGARETTES&HOUTHPIECES.

POPULARITY TELLS.

CAPSTAN

IN

M.P.S MANIFESTO TO THE TRADE UNIONS.

Warning Against Influence of

The Extremists.

Revied A Call to Labour," a "manifesto, signed by 17 M.PN

was issued last month addressed! to tra unionists. It bore the signatures of the following

Hewers, G. N. Barnes, O. H. Roberts. J. Havelock Witson.J.A. Seddon J. F. Greu, C. Jesson, Clem Edwards, Captain A. F. Losey. Captain R. Gee. V C., Mer. C. B. Stanton, J. Walton,

}

"MAGNUMS"

AL WAYS

DEMAND.

Led by

....

WEATHER REPORT.

THE PEAK

HOTEL.

1.550 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL 15 MINUTES FROM LANDING STAGE.

UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF MRS. BLAIR.

EUROPE HOTEL, SINGAPORE.

UNDER NEW BRITISH MANAGEMENT,

THE PREMIER HOTEL. FINEST SITUATION.

EXCELLENT CUISINE.

ARTHUR E. ODELL,

(Late Grand Hotel, Southclife, England and

Royal Palace Hotel, London, W.)

KINGSCLERE HOTEL MID-LEVEL KNUTSFORD HOTEL KOWLOON

SACHSE, LENNOX & Co. General Agents

Are resident Managers:

RIVER LEVELS.

As a guide to shipmasters and others interested in the water levels of the river we have been requested by the Board of Con- servancy Works of Awangtung to publish the following table of water levels. The levels are taken at 10 a.m. each day.

Aug. 50 Aug 31

Placent Observation

Highers W. L. · Lowest W. L

ther

receded

Feet

we? recorded Feet

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Wuchow. West River

- 79.50

132)

✅W.L. W. L

Feet 29.00 29.40

Kongmoon.

14.50

-0.80

6.90*

7.60

Linkonghow, North

- 57.00

V 18.50

Samshui,

- 27.25

-5.00

9.00

8.10

NILE —Mr.

A.

Sheklung, East

15.15

-0.98

3.61

4.00

Per

*6*8

Oct. Ed. 12h. 39m.-Pressure changes since yesterday are Jenkins, Mr. E. Grant Smith, Mr. small at all reporting stations. | H. J. May, Mr. & Mrs. Matsui, The anticyclone is weakening Mrs. V. Phillips, Mrs. R. C. PEAK TRAMWAYS CO., LTD. slightly.

In the absence of observations

Sloman. Mr. L.. L.. Haw, Mr. S. C.

from Guam and Japanese stations Johannes, Mr. & Mrs. F. A.

zo track of the typhoon can be, Dukoff. Mr. Biazo Humado. given.

Fresh monsooo may be expected along the Coast of China, and over the N. China Sea.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 am. to-day. T. H. Born. A. R. Jephcott, Cap-0.02 inches. Total since January

axing

to

ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW,

District

Forecast.

Gagangang

Per ss, Golden State.-3Ir. W. Booth, Mr. Chin We Yun, Mr. Chan Wong Shee, Miss Chan Jung Kong. Master Chan Ah Gan. Mr. Julio Chavez, Mr. E. A. Davies, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fisher, Mr. Fung

raia E A. Bagley. Major Ed-1st, 96.55 inches, against an Yau Ping, 3Usa Fung Kim, Mrs. W. wards, Mr. Barnet Kenyon, Sir average of 77.34 inches. Fortescue Flannery.

The document premises that the activity small minority the word trade-uzioniam was coming to have a significance far from what was desired by the rank and file. It was made to appear that everyone who owned trade naion card was in favour at least of the socialisation of the means of production and exchange-in other words an economic revolu 1:50.

The great majority of labour disputes could be settled just as well or better without any stop- page at work at all, if there were an honest desire for & Fettle- ment. The main cause of the trouble was the propagation by the extremisis of the idea of class

WET.-

DANGER TO TRADE UNIONISM. The trade union movement was in serious danger of being weakened to the point of useless.

TIME TABLE.

WEEK DAYS.

Every 15 mia

3.00

to 8.30 a 1.

17 FIA

9.30

13,30

to 12.30 p. 1 12.30 p., to 2.50

2.30

to 4.00 .. 1.00. 05.13 p..

135

1 eis

NIGHT CARS. L.30 p.m. to 9.00 p.m. 8.2% ja 2. 9.305.11.30 p.m. etuly á misuse 11.45 p.

SATURDAYS.

HITRA CAR 1100 midnigh

SUNDAYS.

7.30 0.

19.30 am. 11.00 ... 11.30 x 51, to 12.00 nous

1200 v 1.20 p.m. 1.60 p.3. 5.30 p.m. 5.50 pm to 6p.m

6.50 2 to 10 p.m.

Every 15 mi

ord ct

15 min

2012

15 9:5

10 miza

15 18

15

NIGHT CARS.

W. Harris, Miss Bertha E. Harris. FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS Mrs. Mary Leonard. Miss Pauline

Leonard, Mr. Lai Fong Hock, Mr. 4.00 am to 11:30 1. Lee Hong, Mrs. Lee Shee, Mr. Jorge Lau, Mr. C. Lombardini. Mrs. E. IL S. Merchant Mrs. R. Et Murphy, Miss Barbary Murphy, Mr. Mar Fow Lan, Minster Mar) Ah Wai, Mrs. Ma Shee, Mrs. Gim Shee. Mr. and Mrs. A. Me- Kenzie, Mrs. Carl Orton, Mrs. Pun Shee, Mr. Quan Lum, Master Quan Man Kee, Master Kuan Man Luta, Mr. Quan Cho Jr. Luis Quan, Mr. Henry Sund, Mr. Chas.

N.E. winda,

fine.

1 Hongkong to Gap fresh ;

Rock

* Formosa Channel strong.

3 South

of Coast China between H.K. & Lamocks.,

4 South coast of

Chine between H.K. & Hainan.,

The same as No. 1.

As on War Days.

SPECIAL, CARS.

DT GLORIER AT TEL CORANT'S ONCE, ILELINDRA ILDINGS

TIDE TABLE.

3rd to 9th Oct., 1921.

N.E. winds, F. Tipton, Mrs. Wong She, Master Wong Nang, Mrs. Jennie Woo, Mr. and Mrs. M. Myer, Mrs, Lee Mun, Miss Mak Man Chin, Mrs. A. 0.| Een, Mr. J. W. Bloeme, Mr. H. V. Eernard, Mrs. Chan, Master Chan, Miss Chan, Mr Chan Harr, Miss Iam Sia Ching, Mr. and Mrs. Chan Lui Chiu, Mr. Chan Yiu Yang. Mr. Choy Sin Woon, Mrs. Chan Woon Sau, Miss L Desjaques, Mr. A.Mon. 3m 10 31 Ettinger, Mr. S. C. E. Ebrahim,

The same as No. 1.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

nese by the revolutionary influg.K. Observatory, Oct. 6, 1921.

ences within it, and the defection

of those disgusted and angry at

the discovery that the parrot

Water

van Tiane.

GGG 68EZEIZZEZ RAN

Low Water

Hongkong

(Stane Time

b. me

2315.

NOTICE.

MITSUBISHI SHOJ1 KAISHA, LTD.

IRITSUBISHI TRADING CO. LTD. COAL, GENERAL IMPORTS AND

¿PORTS.

SOLE PROPRIETORS OF COAL MINES OF TAKASHIMA OCHL MUTANT, KISKIDA£« TOSHINOTANI, ĮMOJO, MAHALUTA, SATO SHINNEW. KANADA KAMIYAMADA, BIJA

214 OTÜKARL

Agents for SAKITO COAL

HEAD OFFICE, TOKY BRANCHES AND REPRESENTA- TIVES :- SAGANAKI, KARATSU, WAKAMATSU, MOJL, KUBE, KUBS, OSAKA, TSUKUGA HAGOYA YOKOHAMA, TOSYO, HARODAGE. MUBORAK, OTARU, VLADIVOS. TOCK, PERING, TIENTSIN; DAIRES, TSINGTAO, TERANIU, HANKOW, WHANGHAI, HONGSONG, CANTOS. MANILA, BINGAPURE,BOERABAYA, LONDON, PARIS, NEW YORK & SEATTLE.

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“RIO GRANDE

HONGKONG THEATRE

TO-NIGHT at 5.15 and 9.15 only. THOMAS H. INCE

presents

THE SUPERB DRAMATIC FEATURE

'THE GUILTY MAN"

Usual Prices

at 7.15 p.m.

"IN PURSUIT OF ROLLY"

in 5 parts

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS.

THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE-

GRAPE COMPANY, LTD. Faroi, from Shanghai. Dzefong Sungtaihang, from { Chefoo.

2639, 3196, 2807, 0917. 1658, from Ningpo.

Hat, from Tanokuchibizen, Jardine, from Hankow.

- Gough Street, from Tientsin.

Joyce Hongkong Hotel, from Yokohama

Chuanchu, from Shanghai. Hanshikwan Morrison Boad, from Shangbai.

Yanoyutaka Hongkong Botal, frors Moji.

Colina Maclaren, from Shin- shukeinan.

2535, from Dairen.

TH. KRING. Superintendent. Hongkong Sept. 29, 1921.

GASTERS EXTENSION AUSTRAL- ASTA & CHINA TELEGRAPH CO.

Boesine 103 Zoolbhoog Prijos. from Batavia.

Gilman, from Capetown. Hickman, from New York. Philbotel, from San Francisco. Sternsmith, from Capetown.

M. E. F. AIREY.

Superintendent.

Hongkong, Sept. 29, 1921.

METEOROLOGICAL,

Previous

Day

on date.

að 3 p. 15.3; Barometer ......29.96 29.96 Temperature Humidity

on dair.

29.90

EXCHANGE.

(Opening Rate: closing Raf

on Page 11 SELLING.

2/11 Demand............. 2/11

IT

30 d/s

60 da

4 miss

T/T Shanghai

31- Nom

TT Singapore......... 127

T/T Japan

T/T India.. Damand, India ...... T/T San Francisco) & New York.f TIT Java TIT Marks

117

20435

56

173 Nom.

TT France ......... 7.80 Demand. Paris ................ ****♪

BUYING.

4 m/s L/C ............ 3/11 4 m/s. DT ...... 32 6 m/s. L/C

3/194

30 día. Sydney and

Melbourn

30 d/s. San Francis-1

co & New York

* m/s. Marks ..............

'4 m/s. France

Ch

3/236

59

Now. 8.40

6 m/s. Francs... 8.60 Demand, Germany. Demand, New York 56 TIT Bombay. Nom. Demand, Bombay 20414 TT Calcutta......... Not. Demand, Calcutta...

20414

Da Yokoham.......... 117 Demand, Manila

11314

Demand, Singapore. 127 Demand, Batavia ... 173 On Haiphong

******... Nom. On Saigon senseindere 29-On Bangkok

71 Nom. 6.55 Sovereign 80 Gold teaf per Taal... 44.80 44 | Bar Silver, ready..... 4234

forward..........4175 Bank of England rates 534%, 1 New York/London ...

79 70 53' 83 Wind Direction E.S.E. F. WNW,

2 Wind Force

1.

3.75

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

6.5

in 4 it

1.7

10 la 7.1

4 21a: 7.5

с Weather......br

Miss. Gezra, Mrs. J. Feldstein, T. 421 4 Mrs. Hung, Miss Mary Hung Mr.} wod. s | Horley Horder, Mrs. P. J. Harri-

4 51

11 25 7.1

14 55 1.7

$421.5 192 2.5

3.2

son. Mr. W. N. Kwan, Master Thur, 6;

1 40 5.1

31 1.1

11 59 69

45 33

7

35 4.8

12

30 2.4

THE OSAKA MARINE & FIRE INSURANCE CO.

AGENCY FOR :-THE MITSUBISH. | Rain........

MARINE AND FIREINSURAÑOL. Highest open air

00.

Temperature an the Lowest open

sir Temperature on the

b

0.00 0.00 0.0%

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5th 80

6th 70

'kong 50 os. pieces 1/10% pri

10

"

1/2% pm

5

Uanton sah, coins

14.4% dis

12 8 48

4. 33m

$420 4.5

BIBL

3 m 1 33

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2.8

eries have left all encombered "We need co-operation, not class Isong Ah Yong, Mr. T. K. Lin, Fri with debt, and many unemployed. W&T. We want arbitration, noc - Mrs. W. V. Maye, Dr. C. K. Ma,]

The manifesto concludes:- anarchy. We desire to see a true Mr. Chas M. Reimer, Mrs. Sin St. Most of the money you sub- sense of citizenship that gives to Chew, Mr. L. Schipper, Mr. S.. F. scribe for specific trade union sach freedom of choice in religioni Siefert, Miss P. A. Weiss, Mr. objects is being diverted to sad politice, and a personal value | Wong Sewal, Mr. K. L. Wu and Mr. political ends.

in national well-being."

Yu Lok Shang.

*

6 12 4.3

to morning; & aftemoon

Der.

For Particulars Apply to:

5. KOMURA, Manager,

No. 14, Padder Street Hongkong.

T. F. CLAXTON, Directar.

H. K. Observatory, Ook 6.

Hongkong Oct. 6, 1921.

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