THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 291M, 1991;
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INIPPON YUSEN KAISHA
ZROM KOLIKORG KURJEN TO ALTKRÁTICO,
OUR LONDON LETTER, JAPANESE CROWN PRINCE IN LONDON,
[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]
Loypos, May 19th."
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coal, and
their are aprofitable to owners and to trade at large. In the ordinary course they would have been elosed, but the men in their demand for a puol wish to preserve war conditions," Applying this logically to the position of the mining industry, it will be seen, that, it in not -an-economic-seriks-but. a political war. The mines propoaula involve a continuance of control as a step towards the nationalisation of the industry.
INDO-CHINA
STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. LIMITED.
SAILIVES, SUBIECT TO ALTERATION
SHANGRA TINOTAU VIA SWATOWTUNGSHING...Wed, 29th June, Noon SANDAKAN
AQBE via SHANGHAI MANILA
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"EAISANG
." WINGOSANS
NAI -L INATO" "HANGJANG"
SWAROW...
TIENTSIN HAJPHONĢĪris HUIHOW STRAFTS & CALCUTTA...
FOSDING" "CHISHING"
PAKSANG "NAMSANG."
Thurs, 30th June, Noon. Thars, 50th June, ó pm
And Jair, 2.p.m.
Ban. Sid Joly Dighs. SUD.. Srd July, 10a-1 Tues 5th J, D'light.
FELINCE HIROBITO 15 LONDON.
The Japanese Crown Prince was the central figure in of the post brilliant City pageants, seen in London THE WIRELESS RAIDERS.
Sir Philip Gibbs, firmly installed in thei for many years when he went to editorial chair of the Review of Reviews, Guildhall as the guest of the City appears to love to make his readers Fathers. The procession was preceded flesh creep by providing at least one by the Life Guards in the full glory of weird article a month. In the currentQALOUTTA LINK-This Line afforda regular silings to Calcutts, Penang and
issue,,however, he has a double dose of steel cuirass and gold lace and waving hair-raising contributions--one telling plumes. Mounted on their black horses, of what might have been in the Revolu this cavalente was in itself enough to tionary field had the Triple Alliance not
25th July, &
་་
9th July, 3pm.
Singapore; retuming from Cale 1958 sturs proses via Strafta And Hongrong to Japan, ocassionally calling at Shanghai. All steamers have excellent prenger accommodation, sre itted with Electric Light and Fane and merg a fully-qualiBed Sergeen
stimulate enthusiasm in the most jaded broken down on "direct action", some SHANGHAI LINE:-Sailing sometimes calling at Sea.ow Through tickets can
of Londoners, accustomed to seeing weeks ago; and the other article predicts foreign visitors honoured and feted in many and varied horrors due to uero- the capital."
planes controlled by "wireless if and
"
BURSKO
9
What appeals to the imagination of when we have another world war. MASTLA most people is the fact that the young liberally sprinkled over the printed HAIPHONG
Fortunately the "fa" and "buts are Japanese Prince is the first prince of his house to venture outside his native coun-ge, and it is therefore, possible for try, and also that until our time the timid folk still to sleep peaceably members of his house were considered nights...
All the sume, it is interesting to read divine And it pleases the English mind) thas England is the first country selected that the aeroplane controlled by wireless" for the honour of the presence of Prince has been perfected by our French friends TIENT IN Hirohito on his trip abroad to see the to such an extent that a Government BANGKOK world; and naturally there is great Commission of experts has seen it "rise in the teeth of the wind and maneuvre eagerness to catch a glimpse of him.
Since the distinguished Japanese has successfully in the air for Silty-one. been here flags and banners reminiscent minutes until it had completed the cir of his country have been hung out in cult of a hundred kilometres which it profusion on buildings along the main was intended to cover." This establish- Arteries of traffic, such as Fleet Street and fact prompts the confident assertion the, Strand, Oxford Street and Regent that this success so long as the pos Street. As he goes about London the sibility of war continues to menace over Prince is well received. He acknow-the civilised world" must produce con- ledges the cheers of the populace with sequences that are appalling to con- repeated salutes, although he never looks template.** either to the right hand or the left, bat fixes his gaze straight ahead, with an expression that is absolutely inserutible. One longs to learn what be really thinks of it all. He speaks no English and very little French, so that an interpreter has to accompany him like a shadow.
IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM,
The prospect certainly is not agree uble, especially as the fear of a shortage Fu pilote for raiding purposes may be dismissed. Since human lungs need not be considered in the war-plane of the future directed by "wireless" these machines can raise to enormous heights, and in the rarer atmosphere develop in- credible speed.
THE MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT AND PER-
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If one were to hazard a guess it might be said that the Japanese Crown Prince has so far discovered more to interest him in the British Museum than in all- The proposal to pay the travelling the receptions and banquets arranged 10 expenses of Members of Parliament and his honour. He spent a whole morning to relieve these exalted persons from the within the walls of the great building in irritating obligation to pay income-tax Bloomsbury, inspecting ancient exhibits. on their official salaries has raised a Greek and Roman statuary appeared to storm of genuine indignation throughout He was also especially the country. Protests are reaching interested in the Japanese and Chinese M.Pa. by every post from their irate prints in the Museum, including, in constituents. The storm has apparently particular, the 12th. Century portrait of taken the Government by surprise. Our Yoritomi, the first of the Shogans, the rulers have become so accustomed to military dictators who for'n time usurp thinking in hundreds of millions sterling ed the powers, though not the place, of that such little details as paying their the Mikados.
own income-tax or their railway tares
SEATTLE & VICTORIA or VANCOUVRE ris Manila, Koelung, fascinate him.
Shanghai & Japan porta
Carro to Overland Points UB. in connection with Great Northern Northern Facto and Calcago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Hallways.
(omitting Manila) KASHIMA MARU JUWAJMARU
FUSHIMI MARU (omitting Manila) ...
KATORI HARU
Tuendiny, Friday,
Tuesday, Frida
Port Said and
KAGA MARU
YOKOHAMA,MABU!...
18th July, at 11 am)”, 19th July, at 11 sin,
23rd Aug. at 11 am. 9th Septy at 11 am.
He was also shown the oldest Chinese portrait known to be in existence. It is supposed to belong to the 4th Century,
out of public money instead of but of their own pockets maty easily escape. notice.eu
There are, however, things which
LONDON & ANTWERP TIA: Bing spare," "Penang, Colomboj 8ne and illustrales in nine exquisite draw in John Citizen objects to more than:
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MISHIMA MABU
Friday, Saturday, Friday, Friday,
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HAMBURG, MARSEILLES, LONDON & BOTTERDAM
LITSEPOOL & MABSKILLES vis Sues."
TSUYAMA MARU ·
MELBOURNE & SYDNEY ris Manila, Zamboanga,
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NIKKO MARU ·
ARI MARU
"TANGO MARU
NEW YORK VIA SUEZ.
"TAKETOYO MARU........
SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS via QAPE,
KANAGAWA MARU
Wednesday, 6th July.
Thursday
Tuesday,
Tuesday,
Tuesday,
19th July, at 11 MAR. 16th Aug, at 11 am.
· 20th Sept, ga;11 am.
Thursday,
7th July,
WAR
Friday,
16th September
BOMBAY COLOMBO vis
CALCUTTA MARU
TUTOMI MARU.
Thursday
JALOUTTA & BANGOON via Bingapore, & Penang
MURORAN KARU
Monday,
20th_Jane. "7th July,
11th July,
JAPAN PORTS-Kaga
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Kobe & Yokohams.
Sunday YOKOHAMA.
17th July, at 1
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Sunday, Thursday, Tuesday,
3rd July.
7th July, at 11 am
12th July.
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Jugs the Admonitions of the Instruc tress of the Palace to the. Women of the Harem," One panel afforded "Prince Hirohita undoubted pleasure. This was
a picture of a woman throwing herself between the Emperor and a bear that seened about to attack him.
THE IRISH RIDDLE
the actual sum involved represents, and one of these things is the spectacle of his representatives in Parliament voting
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perquisites in the shape of travelling warranty on the railways. In the opin ion of the majority of people the prin ciple is wrong. If Members of Parlia There is a distinct element of farcement are to be entitled to escape taxa in the way the Parliament for Southerntion while imposing it on their fellow. Ireland has been elected. In a country citizens, why not free residence in notorious for many generations for elec London, free meals, taxicabs, and any- toral combats fought with the utmost thing else that happens to take their keenness we have a whole House of fancy-H.B." Commons without single ballot-paper being marked. Further, with only four exceptions, every one of the 128 member's returned are solemnly pledged against taking the oath of allegiance to King George.
WEATHER
REPORT.
June 28th, at .11.57.-Prevare has in- creased slightly at Shanghai, over Indo- China and from Borneo to Y⚫p.
It has decreased moderately over 8 W. Japan and the Loochoos
Depressions are shown over China and to the north-east of the Loochoos,
The question which is exercising the minds of the pundits is what will happen in the second week in July, the date of the opening of the Dublin Par liament, when the Viceroy is called upon to certify that only a mere handful of members have taken the oath. He will Doue the less be required to proceed by Order in Council to create a Crown Colony of 26 counties, including three in Ulster. But how, it is asked, will he deal with elected. members who are in prison, or are wanted" by the autbar The forecast for the 24 hours anding at ities, and are as the Irish saying is, soon today is as follows *** "on the run 7"
The four members who are willing to
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hours" ending at 10 am. to-day, 0.23 inch. Total since January 1st, 54.93 inches against an Average of 37.88 inches.
DISTRICT
take the oath are the representatives of. Dublin University. Luo other elected Hongkong to Gap Rock candidates present themselves, these four "TC.D." Members have it in their
FORECAST.
8. winds, ma derate; squally,' Ufair to showery
The stunt No. 1
A
Boath coast of Chins between (The same sa
No 1. -Hongkong and Lamooks 1
power to elect a Speaker, and for a time, Formosa Channel· at least, carry on as the Southern Parlia ment for Ireland. Again, the Speaker is entitled, if he likes, to command the attendance of Members who are for the time being in prison. What would happen in that case nobody has the courage to predict, but it is evident that there ure. some curious Parliamentary conundrums
South coast of China between The same an Hongkong and Hairan No. 1.
swaiting solution in the nightmare land BOARD OF CONSERVANCY WORKS. of politics across the Irish Sea,
THE "POLITICAL STRIKE.
An authority on coal-mining has 'called
OF KWANGTUNG,
Place of Observation.
W.L. ever
recorded
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1921.
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Jane 24June 27
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my attention this week to a point in Wazza LAVELA IN ENGLISH FIT AT 18-AM connection with the working of the mines which I have not seen clearly stated in any of the innumerable articles printed. on the subject of the coal strike. As is well-known and generally admitted, after five years of war and Government con- trol of the trade, the setting of the mines on a paying footing was imperative Decontrol of the mines, therefore, bad Wachow W. to take place.
Divor +79,40-2.12-
Kongmoon But it is to be noted,” said my W. River authority that there are approx). Linkongnow mately 3,000 working pits in this country
N Efver and the average life of a pit is only 25 Samahni. N. years. In normal times 2 per cent. of
River the pits are closed down every year da Shaklung E exhausted, so that daring the five years of control, approximately 10 per cent of these.. pits should have been closed down. This means that there are at the moment 30 pits now being worked which are yielding the minimum amount of
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+57.00 |
14.00 13.50
427.25-5.03 13.60 14.40
4.95 4.49 River+15.18 -0.09.
G., W. OLITKOZZONA,
Enginoer-in-Chief.
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