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THE HONGKONG TELEGRA

FRIDAY, JUNE 2. 1922.

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HONGKONG WEATHER.

Observatory Report.

The annual report of the Director ut the Royal Observatory, Hong kang. includes the following:-

Between April 27 unil July 6, 59 inches of enin tell in as many days From September to the end of the year only one inste of main fell, in over three inonth-

Barumetric pressure

Fli

CO2-

siderably above normal in January, July nad October, and aslerably balow in May, June and August. The mean pressure for the year al station level was 2081s ins, ne against $14 in. in 1940 and 29.845 ins. for the past 38 years.

belated

weather telegrams IN CANADA BABY'S OWN Bre received from Coat! and TABLETS ARE THE SAFE- South Chinn, but as a rule the GUARD OF INNUMER- observation from these districts

ABLE HOMES. are posted in istehes to Hongkong." The prompt receipt of telegram from there districts would be of great assistance weather fuze casting, particularly in the winter tooths.

A British Columbia Mother's Thanks.

A Canadiso remedy, Baby's Ownį Tableta hare an immense reputa-

We note that in its weather form casis the Observatory had co tonttion in their home-land, Mrs. R. E Lang, of Peachland, British; failures, although there were 1 Columbia, is but one of thousands cent. of partial failures Complete of grateful mothers who give success was achieved in ber grateful praise to

them. She sent, and partial success in 50 jetes

cent.

The forecast comprises wird direction, wind force and weather. Complete success meras ComTFIE in three elements. Partial success weans correct in antwo elements. Partial tailure means correct in only one element. Total inilur means correct ipau lerneat.

"My baby is now thirteen months old and my experience has been that the use of Bshy's Own Tablets allays the faves caused by teething and gives baby healthy sleep. My baby has always been healthy except for the fever and restlessness accompanying teeth. ing and an occasional cold, but the Taolers have provet 37 beneficial in these canes that I would not be without the

The temperature of the air was m: lerntels above normal iz February, March, April, August and December and moderately below in

On the subjett of wireless time January. The mean temperature for the year was as against igual, it is recorted that these 1727015 1920) and 718 for the past from Shanghai are still inaudible. 188 sear

Bradshaw hopes to The highest temperaturs though, Mr. was (252 05 August 22. as against be able to pick them up wood. 19:21 in 1920 and 9750 for the past | 37 earthquakes were recorded

30 seats. The lowest temperature from September 2015 Decembeeelie and constipation, check

* 4005 February 4, us against 31. Of these were felt as sliglit 45-1 in 1920 and 820 for the past shocks locally and others were apparently of local origin, though unfelt.

Sx Years.

The rainfall was very consider. ably above normal in May and]

Atmospherics.

The action on Baby's Own Tablets is prompt yet exceedingly gentle. They reduce fever, disp-l

diarrhoes, allay teething paint,

cure indigestion, expal worms, quiet the nerves and bring restful, health-ziving sleep in a natural

moderately above tormal in March. Arrangements have been marley. Druggists sell them; also for the Early observation at the pant free at 69 cents the vial direct August and September. It was

from the Dr. Williams' Medicin considerably below normal in April, Cape d'Aguilar Radio Station of Co., 96 Szechuan Road, Shanghai. October, November and December the intensity and type of atmos The total for the year was 97.31 inspheries, also the wave on wbick

as against 107 dias. in 1920, and 162. for the past 18 years. The greatest fall to une civil day was 6 Hun-, on September 3, and On! tour was

the greatest

3 ans, between 1.97p.m. and 2.30 on May 31

Typhoons.

The tracks of 21 pyphoons nivl 11 fot the priampal depressions which reurred in the Far East in 1921 were acted.

It

The typhoon notél by the 8.8. Araba on July 16 appeared to I have been reported by 19 vos.

was not known of until the ship's log was merised at Manils Obser

The

the

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Fatory eight months later. formation of these secondaries in the China Sea, where there are no Jobserving statious, adds to

dihenity of the weather forecaster. ind emphasises the importance

wireless telegrams from ships. there ben raterests every vessel with a wireless tutfit should sead observations in accordance with the Note to Mariners which is sup plied to all shipping companies in Hongtong.

they reach a maximum. It fa

hoped that these observations will “BABE" RUTH IN FORM. be of service to the Badic Research Board, and will determine whether systematic observation of almo pherica can be utilised for weather: forecasting.

Hits Usual Homer.

New York May 23.- Babe Ruth, once more, free to murder Upper Air Research.-Two thee, the baseball after his months of dolites, slala rules, bydrogen and suspension which expired on May pilot balloons for upper air research dropped back into his 1921 were received in May, and 10 ascents forta by slamming a homer at made between June 10 and Septem- yesterday's game with St. Loais, her 21. The longest flight was To, bis second game of the season. minutes on July 11. The result of the observations have been com municated to the International, Commission for the investigation of the upper air.

Up to the present only two bal. poos have been found defective. This Is gratifying n it was feared they might suffer from the voyage and climate.

THE PRINCE'S VISIT TO JAPAN.

One man was on base and Roth's homer was the winning stroke of the game which dragged out for 13 innings. Vangillier was pitching for St. Louis.

towards further cementing the relations between the two nations. In bringing about this favont- The Winds of Hao fong-able result the Minister was fully memoir co the winds of Bourkong cognisant of the important part was completer during the fear nad played by those present, and of their efforts he desired to express will be publi-bed shorter----

his high appreciation. In report- ing the movements of the Prince of Wales not only during bis stay in this country bat before bis arrivalbere,quickly and accurate- The report refers to the weather

ly, and in giving full descriptions map issued. and gues on the say:

of the receptions the Prince The re-tion of publishing the

received everywhere he visited, Daily Weather Report nnl Map ui Praise for the Press.

thereby giving publicity to the the Daily Bulletin was raised, but

On the 14th Mr. Tokossipi, warmth of feeling which the as it required a high speed and costly lithographie plant at the Ob. the Japanese Rome Minister, ip. Japanese people evinced towards servatory, the project was left invited the representatives of the the royal visitor, the Press did an Tokyo newspapers and news excellent service, and its efforts abevaner.

agencies to a-dier at his official in this direction had elicited residence, and thanked them for favourablecommanis eterywhere. the able way in which they had The services rendered by thië” reported matters relating to the Press, directly and indirectly, in A welcome addition to the list of reception accorded to the Frine affording facilities in regard to reporting stations is Yap, in longi- ¦ of Wales as wall as his Royal receptions given in honour of the tude 13-08 E al latitude 29' | Highness's movements during his Prince in various places and in N. Though the courtesy of the sojourn in his country. The anabling the police to discbargai Director of the Philippines Weather Minister sat out by expressing their guard duties properly, must Bureas, observation from this high satisfaction at the fact that also be acknowledged

some localities! station have been received, since throughout his sojourn in Japan, gratitude. In March 25, except when communi lasting about month, the Prince newspapers did a great service to ention has been interrupted. While of Wales bad been to excelled the police in publishing warnings on a visit to the Zikawei Observa-health and hat nothing h to the general public to regard to the welcome of the Prince. In- tory in the Spring the Director occurred to mer his joumey discussed with Father Froe the was recognised on all hands, th astimable benefi's must also have possibility .ot obtaining daily the Japan people, bight" been given to the people at large| by the articles: which, the Press weather telegrams from Hankow, low, recel the royal vise

istedregarding the royal visit Owing, however, to unforeseen with great emth and since difficulties, the service has not and that the infhusikatio. Fet commented. Occasional on badtribaler

Weather Reports.

Ob reports from other centres, the resume says?,

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