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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 19ra, 1911.
A NEW NIAGARA.
HOW TASMANIA '19 ́WARNESSING ITS)
-WATER YOWEB.
A great augineering font is about to be begun. in Turmania, as s. result of which the Colony. will-possoes the largest waterfall in the world, The waters of the Great Lake, which is altunted” 3,000 feet above sea level, ars to be tapped in sach a way as to produce fall of 1,050 feet, as compared with the fall of 160 feet at Niagara.
This great waterfall will be harzemes so an to operate huge turbines, the capacity of which for producing electrical energy ill be limited only by the amount of water released from the lake.
The cheap power thus provided will be used on a large scale to operate the iron mines in Northern Tasmania, and the lead, copper, tin, and afliver deposits of the West, with the result that the Colony will soon become one of the loading manufacturing centres in the Common- wealth. The
new scheme was explained to a Preca representative by Sir John McCall, the Agent infioneral for Tasmania. We have large number of lakes, sitasted on a high elevation," he said, 'and the largest, called the Great Lake, is about sinsty miles in circumference. It is proposed to put a wall scross the outlet, and to raise by several feet the surface of the Jake.
INDRAMAYO," Captain Thos, B. Evans, taging arrived from the above Port, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goode are being landed at their risk into the Goedowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., Kow Toon, and stored at Consiguses', risk and expense. All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be ar amined on MONDAY, 16th inst., at 10 AM
All Claims must be presented within fifteen days of the Steamer's arrival here, after which date they cannot be recognized
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining undellvered after the 16th inst, will be abject
to rent.
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,
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The Steamship "GHAZEE.” FROM GLASGOW AND STRAITS,
YONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed that all Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Holt's Wharf at Kowloon, whence, sad/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
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All Cisime against the Steamer met be pro- wanted to the Undersigned on or before the 9th prox, or they will not be recognised.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 16th inst., at 2.30 p.m.
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"The water will then run down the Shannon river, which has its rise in the Great Lako, and from the Shannon Titer a channel will be cub to the Ouse river. The water will drop into the Onse & distance of 1,050 feet. This will be an enormous fall, the largest in the world. A lagoon will also be constructed for regulating the supply of water.
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By swimming the Channel Burgess, says the Evening Standard, has drawn general attention to the enormous amount of determination and endurance required for the feat. If he hadl failed to land at Cape Grises after covering some sixty miles, the papers would have som- mented on the fine qualities he had shown and readers would have agreed without much enthu Aaam. They would then bave passed in to nows, and thought of Burgess no more. the next The few fun strokes necomery for sucess make all the difference in public recognition of character. What amounts to practical vistory oroward he
ores from the north coast of Tasmanis, and it wit be won, but uuless the DIKU
is also expected to treat the mine olaga of ores from Broken Hill, in New South Wales, which have now to be sent to Germany.
be
not be acclaimed. Nobody now doubts that Burgess is not only a great swimmer but a man of indomitable nature. Everybody is wondering at his feat. emphatically a man. There could not be a leitar Not a soul but is proud to cisim him as a waú--- opportunity to consider certain peculiarities of the masteline temperament which by shallow observers are sonsidered essentially feminies.
of Tasmania should make the State the menu. This idea of harnessing the water-power factoring centre of the Commonwealth, as the power will be so much cheaper than coal power, and will not be dependent upon labour. It is
It was about midnight that Burgess felt proposed also to erect electrical furnaces for the treatment of iron ores in the same way as
very bad. "The monotony of the thing" be saya, "made me light-headed, and I began to ia Norway and Sweden.
"The fact that rich iron oros exist in Tablubber like a child." He had to rouse hoom- mania has been known for a considerable time, panions in the boat and appeal to them to cheer and the Commonwealth Parliament has been him up. They did so by singing songs. That repeatedly approached to give assistance he had not quite lost his head is proved by his
to seize the facts of the situation. It
to the establishment of the iron industry want good deal, that capacity to apped for
in Australis, but hitherto no system of protec tion or bonuses that would secure its early deve lopment has been agreed upon,
NEW TRANSCONTINENTAL "LINES, "It is still hoped that a fair measure of pre testion will be accorded, because if this is not done, the capitalists have a fear that they will be ruined in the initial stages, possibly by some of the big corporations in America dumping in their goods. But that it is anticipated that we shall be able to get our arelting power without fuel, and to produce a superior iron at a much less cost than under the old methods, it is practically certain that the industry will "Everything, of course, points to an increased demand for iron-the active silway policies of the different States in Australia; together with the fact that the Commonwealth has under- taker to construct certainly one Transcontin- ental line, and has also realized the necessity of a second one to serve the Northern Territory, which has just been taken over.
It
established.
encouragement. A weaker man would have had neither the courage nor the sense to appeal. Strength is needed to confess weaknow. A still more significant confession comes at the "I was glad, of course, when end of the story.
it was all over," says Bargess. To tell the truth, I just went and had a cry." Again, the supposed feminine recourse to tears! In this way, and only in this way, could overwrought nature and relief. In this way, and only in this way, could joy express Itself,
Modern man is seldom placed in situa
tions which make excessive demands on his poner of suffering or rejoicing. Moving and haring his being among artificial conforta and defencer, he reality. Consequently he has grown inte the habit of regarding tears as the prerogative of Toman. He is able to understand why the commanding figures of the Old Testament should have lifted up their voices and sept. These heroes are sacred to him; therefore he does not presume to question that they were men. Bat when he finds similar tours in the
relaxes bis held on
"In addition.” added Slx John, "there is s keen desire on the part of the Australian people to construct their own men-of-war, and there-heroes of Greek epic and Northern sags, he fore it becomes a necessity for a country that wants to be seenro' in its own defence flat it should be able to produce iron within its own boundarios.**
THE TRADE OF JYPAN IN 1910.
The report by the British Acting Commercial Attache for Japan (Mr. R. Boulter) on the trade of that country in 1910 saye
The total import and export trade of Japan for 1910 amounted to £94,188,494. This shows an increase of £11,775,461, or 14.3 per cent, as compared with the total for 1909, but a decrease of £430,528, or 0.45 per cent, as compared with the total for 1907, so far the record year for Japanese trade. The following table gives the
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dares to steept the phenomenon 28 a tribute to his own self-possession, Achilles and Si- gard many weep, but Jones and Hobinson have learnt to restrain their emotions: how much finer fellows, then, must be Jones and Hobla- son! They have abolished tears. At any rate, they pretend they have abolished them. Mr. O. Beach - If tears come to their eyes, as come they Mr. & Mrs. J. Bryan will, Jones and Ronbinson are ashamed of Mr F. Bartley themselve. They take good asra that Smith Mr. P.T. Chi vere
Clarke and Brown shall not do the dreadful weakness Mr. W
Me J. W. Cranston
Davis
which has befallen them. ♪
Air J. A. Maca ley Mr. B. Masham Dr. O. Marriott Dr. G. W. Mokean
Mercki
Mr E. V. Mitchelmort
E; MS. MOBS
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Mr Count Dökna
that it is times which have changed, not men.
The experience of Burgess, however, chowa Mr &
& Mixe In the first case of which he tells, Burgess Mr F.A. Fickbutt blubbered on account of the monotony. It is Mr F. Debrowahi given to few of us to experience such monteay Mr Con as bafell the Channel swimmer, We have never Mr WC. Drew felt the hears drag to this extent, for we have Mr E. J. W. Eames peror telad to swim the Channel or exbjected Mr. H. G. Fisher ourselves to the weird influence of rast usten. Mr J. Forrester anted spaces. The explorer of deserts knowe Mr Bugo Fromm
Denman Fuller this monotony, oven as Burgess knows it. He
Mr & Mrs J. Gould also could if he would tell us a similar taler. V. Goulbourn of tears. But we, who bave
T. P. Hall Capt. subjected ourselves to the monotony that Mr & Mrs 9, A. Hanni. besomes intolerable, have we never had
Lal taste of it?
If not, we should be thankful the taste is bitter in the extreme. Here and 'r & Bis G. W. Højer there is one who has experienced it during a Boz.& Mr.A. Hemalt ses voyage; very likely a relatively short sta Mr. & Mr. W. C. voyage. Such
Hollie an one knows how the blankmes8 of the hours presses on the brain, how it drives Capt. & Mrs. J. Howard man to dosporation and finally reduces his, it ir & Wys H. A. Janson not to tears, to s kind of lachrymose despair. Dr. Spencer Hough
child and infant There are few sensations in life so horrible sa Capt. E. Innes monotony long drawn out You cannot imaginer Achnatore how insufferable it is until you have tried it
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G. Mesen
Forss of imports over Imports.
exports. Year,
£ 32,591,216 5.311,360 1904 37,902,576 1905... 49.871.589 32,823,222 17.049,367 1906. 42,750,878 43,258,312 507 434 44.142,147. 6,334.729 38,612,500 5,922,035 1908...... 44,534,616 1909... 40 241,131 42,171,902 -1.930,771 1910... 47,390,534. 46,797,950... 592 574 exports for 1910 over the totals for 1908-9 show The sabétential increases in both imperis and
that the past year has been one of recovery from the depression following upon the unfor. tanate period of over-trading witnessed in 1907, with its attendent lisasters and consequent set back to the natural development of the country's Burgess fours of joy overs fest scoomplahert trado. Viewed from this standpoint the re-will, be more widely understood. They are covery made in 1910 most be considered satis nearer skin to tears of which every man bei felt J., Bayfield factory as showing evidence of a healthier tone the impulse, if he has not actually shed dem,
B. E. Been and promise of continned expansion provided There is a hint of similar emotion in the tour C. A. Tir'de the natural laws of supply and demand are which spring to the eyes in witnessing the per-J. A. Donahol
Mr & Mr A, B, Crow. respected.
Bocal triumph of an athlete or an notor whit has 7, 1. Edwa de one's own admiration. Here are circumulances
Capt W A. Gay During the year there has been an exception in which there seems no need whatever aka Frang ally large supply of cheap ongital in the conn- to weep. Father is it an occasion for laughter. B. James try, produced by the Government policy of a different from the accepted aspse, fears are kin
But we have forgotten that, is a senge wholly Mr. nd Mrs. Jorgens 1. W. Pringle Jr.
F.T. Kest employment for the large amount of idle capital to laughter. Tears serve a man for rejeeing at their disposal the banks have reduced their more frequently than for grieving. Few men John R. Kinghorn
F.F. Lexfeater rates of interest. The lowest discount rate in their most thrilling delights. Probably it is Paul Eder
weep their sorrows; many men desire to reop Tokyo fell from 1-25 son per day at the beginn- the excitement of joy which makes us indized Wey ing of the year to 120 sen, and in September to to howl, as we cynically express it, at the sight
Mr. & Mrs Frank Woet 105 Ben, at which rate it remained until the of a regiment of soldiers or the recital of a brave
and
I children · end of the year. Call money ranged from 0.5 deed. Indeed, the soldiers stand to as for trave
C. Frerichs to 1-4 sen per day at various times. Banks now deeds; we know they or their like have done
C. N. Mankoff offer 4 per cent, on fixed deposit for 12 months, them. We rejoice in the imposing spectacle of and from April let the rate of internet on postal savings bank deposita was lowered from anger are not obsolete. American footballers Mr & Mrs Aucott
from men who are decidedly mes. Even tews of Mr. E. Amdt per cent. Many of the banks have have been seen to weep for very rage when Mr W. Autersion 4 to 42 discontinued the payment of interest on current accident compels their retirement from the field. Mr. H. Bennett account where the amount of the deposit falls The physical injury is forgotten, only the Dr & Mrs G.. DR. below a certain minimum. Advantage was wickedness of fate which drives them away is taken of these favourable. foot a large number of new
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