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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

TUESDAY, APRIL 11, 1922. -

NOTICE,

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JAPANESE UNIVERSITIES. was a teniency to increase the

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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

number of students who made a specialty of industrial, commer- cial and economic subjects, and;

Per & Plassy.-Mrs. Donald and this was the reason why the Government proposed to create

wo childres, Mrs. Wood, Sgt. Craw- Technical and Commercial Calford, Pte. Bacon, Mr. Campbell, versities. This was, in the opinion of Mr. Odagiri, a very proper step for the Government to take.

Practical Type Needed. In the Japanese Dist. Mr. Adagiri Hanturo (Seijukai) sup- porting the Supplementary Bud get, said that the extension of higher educational institutions at a time when the Washington Con- ference ushered in an era of Referring to the proposed uttural enterprise and economic establishment of the Universities undertakings was in accord with of Literature and Science. Mr. the-requiremente of the times-Odagiri-gaid that, as was well" It was proposed firstly, that known, the supply of middle the Tokyo High Technical school teachers came mainly School, the Osaka Higher Tech-from the bisher normal schools, nical School and the Kobe In the present circumstances. Higher Commercial School should there was an increasing demand he reorganised as a Tokyo Tech for teachers of more profound nical University, Osaka Techni knowledge and higher scholastic University and Kobe Commercial attainments, and it was to be University respectively; secondly hoped that the Universities of that the Post-graduate Contas of Literature and Science, the the Tokyo Higher Normal School establishment of which was now and the fliroshima Higber Nor- proposed, would supply such mal School should be reorganised teachers. as Tokro Literature And Science University and a Hiro- shims Literature and Science University: thirdly, that Post. graduate Courses should be creat edin the special industrial schools: fourthly, that the Tokyo For eign Language School curriculam should be extended by one year; fifthly, that dental schools should be established; and lastly, that competent professors and teachers for these institutions should be trained.

The Government gave two rez- ons for its proposal to establish { the Technical and Commercial Baiversities. One reason was that university rapacity must be

particular attached

to the

THE POOR EMPEROR.

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enlarged, and the other reason Per s.s. Sicilia, homeward, 10thie, Mr. Slager, Mr. Sant, Mr.. was that in the now universities April-Mr. Chesaum, Mr. and Bampton, Mr. Jameson, Mr. Bea- Importance was Mrs. Chessum, Mrs. Limby, Miss mark, Mr. and Mrs. Kilson, Mr. practical Malleson. Miss Tracy, Mr. and Broad, Mrs. Elson and inft, application of science. As all Mrs. Childs. Mr. Clumeck, Masters Mr. Burnham, Mr. Hall, Mr. H

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TIME TABLE.

WEEK DAYS.

1.00

.00 .10.

Ivory 14 min

1.00

to 230 JE

11.39.

to 12.30 p..

12.30 p.m. sa 2.30 DÁ 吃到

4.00.

to 5.00 g.

3.10 p.

NIGHT CARS.

H

15 ma

8.589.00 p.m. 1.20 p. 12. 1.30. a 11.30 p.m. 1917 3 wisstar 12.45..

SATURDAYS. EXTRA CAR 125 wideige

SUNDAYS.

GUT

7.30 to 7,45 am,

1.00 am. 1o 8.30

3.30 am to 11.00 0.

1130 KM, 30 22.97 nocu 1.0.0 4.00 p.m

Bvery 15 mlb

4.3.1 5.17 p.m

NIGHT CARS.

An en Week Days. SPECIAL CARS.

10 mis

10 is

BY ARRANGEMENT AT TE 1 COMPENS's (VIDA, ALLIEDNA SULLOTEGI

FUTI 591.

WEATHER REPORT.

April 11d. 11h. 31m-PreESUTO has decreased slightly at all reporting stations.

EXCHANGE.

(Opetting Rats: closing Rate

Moderate monsoon may be expected along the S.E. coast of | Demand China and over the N. China Sex. 30 dis Hongkong Rainfall for the 2430 daly hours ending at 10 am. to-day, 10.00 inch. Total since January 1st. 11.90 inches. against an javezage of 7,72 inches.

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

District. Forecast.

1 Hongkong

Gap Rock.

on Page 1).

SELLING.

IT Shanghai 0000 T/T Singapore. TIT Japan

| Demand, India ...........

2/514

中

2/5,9/16

2/538

Nom.

10614

134

T/T India... MA

1934

VT San FranciscoĮ

& Now Yok)

54

T/T Java T/T Marke

145

Nom

5.93

Demand. Pazia

BUYING.

I / UC

21612

N.E.winds, fresh.

1 1/2. D/P

2/6142

6 m/s. L/Cer 2,634

2/76

56

} 30 N.Ewinds I/T France

> moderate.

cloudy.

* Formoss Channel

$ South coast of China between

The same

3) df. Sydney and) Melbourne

as No. 1.30d/s. San Francis-1

co New York

H.K. & Lamocks.) 4 South coast of The same as No. 1.

Chins between

H.K. & Hainan.)

T. F. CLAXTON, Director.

HLE. Observatory, April 11. 1922.

METEOROLOGICAL.

Day

on date.

on date.

4 m/s. Marks......... Nom.

6.35

1 m/s. Francs

5 m/s. France... 6.50 Demand, Germany. Demand, New York 5416. | FIT Bombay

Dernand, Bombay... 1931 IT Calcutta

1931

Demand, Calcutta... On Yokohamā.......... 114- Demand, Manila

110

Demand, Bingaporn. 10634 Demand, Batavis

In Haiphong .

On Saigonvertin

On Bangkok

Sovereign

145

Ho

841

Fold leaf per To... Bay Silver, ready... 3334 69 forward

vin 3312

Barometer..... 30.10 30.09 30.05 Temperature....

80 Bank of England rates 41%

New York London

71

65

72

92

Wind Direction

E E

ESE

3 Wind Force...

3

3

Weather.....AN

h

od

C

0.00 0.00 0.00

.Bir...

| Rain..............

Highest open

22629/31st, Etidejo, from Port-Humidity ...... landore.

3836/6th. Gerstle, Retransmitted from Singapore, from YokobaDL. 1547/3rd Nishimura Care Superficie, from Tuticorin

336/5th, Mituie, from Newyork. 10589/16th, Raffacle Marketano Passenger of Herano Bost, from Cebu.

22748/31st, Ussher, from Saskatoonseek. ⠀⠀

M. EF. AIRET,

Superintendant Hongkong, April 7, 1922,

Temperature on the 10th 71 kong 50 ot. pieces Lowest open' air.

Temperature on the 11th 64

T. F. ULAXTON, Director. H..K. Observatory, 11. April

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