S.S.

Tenyo Maru

IRST TURBINE STEAMER IN PORT,

MAGNIFICENT ADDITION"TO 'THE TRANSPACIFIC FLEET.

to-day in the Arrival of the fine, now turbitie

THE HONGKONG

erpatbe travel!

posted on world happenings, gives him a meadS of communicating with his friends or business associates ashore and anables bim to make.

hotel reservations and other arrangements enclosed by sips

the long

while still far out at sea. There isn dark room with automatic water-light doors where the amateur photographer will find facili-arm latest patent type. Each group of boilers

fir ties for doing everything from loading a plate has a common funnel of oval form, with the holder to enlarging the snapshot he just made diameters 12 feet 6 inches and g feet 6 inches,

of these gorgeous clouds or that pretty girl.

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To the shipplog annals of the port of Hong kong, ao important record has to be chronicled steamer on her maiden voyage from Yokobama The after part of one of the decks is especially to be engaged on the Trans-Pacific Irade designed and set aside fordancing. A deck piano In the interests of her apanese owner the is lustalled there. The alter diaper smoke Toyo Kisen Kaisha The Tenyn Maru-en-may be enjoyed on the Tenyo Mars without jpys the distinction of being the very first deserting the ladies for the smoking room or turbine, sieamer to be built in the re- dragging the ladles un dice, for the linot bas a Downed Japanese shipyards, and she is also lounging room where after-dioner coffee may conspicuous by the fact of being the first of will be served and where that class of vessels to cast her anchors in the pay his devotion to Lady Nicotine and at second most important port in the world. Com the same time enjoy "ber's company: There manded by "Captain Philip J. Going, she left is a smoking room, of course and a ladies Yokohama on the 5th init, arriving at Hong-room, each peculiarly and rustically adepted to its purpose. "in"briel, the Tenys Maru kong to schedula time this morni1 g., She took. up her moorings off Stonecutters Is. We are told offers all the comforts of home and many com that the Tempo Maru, 14,ona-tan, triple screw, forts found in fair homes; all the steidiness of turbine steamship, is the response to a demand land wi ha constant change of air and scene. for greater speed and aded comfort. Built lo Japan, it stands in detail of construction and arrangement as the highest expression of the shipbuildes's art. The building of this liner occupied two years, but long before the keel was laid the builders were scanning the seven reas that they might add to their own the ex perience of others and from the total of the world's best select the plans for the new Queer

of the Pacific

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MENING OF THE NAME. Tenyo, translated into English, means, "Heaven" and her sister-ship Chtyn "Sea, -Tha Tengo Maru, flies the Japanese flag and In as important addition to Japan's merchant marine, but it stands for more than that. As its name with that of the Chiyo is drawn from "all outdoors," so, in their construction, these liners embody and typify the shipbuilding of

the univeras.

18-SWIFT-AND-SAKK..

The

The Teayo Aaru is swift and safe. first is assured by the fact that it is driven by powerful turbine engines, the kind, that give the great British warship Dreadnought her marvellous speed, and of similar construction to those that enabled the Luitonia and Mauratania to wrest the Atlantic record from all competitors. Safety is assured by strength of construction, and the use of wireless

telegraphy and other modern devices for an mibialing distance, reduce to a negligible quantity the dread of a long sea voyage, „DACO intimately associated with ocean travel.

'COMFORT CAREFULLY CONSIDERED, The Tenye Marn is comfortable: The tur bine engines insura à entire absence of vibra

-

The electric generating plant consists of two

set of 75 K. W. compound engine dyasmos, one set being kept in reserve all the time. The wiring is done on the double distribution box. system and arranged so as to be accessible at all parts of the ship

SOFFICIAL RECEPTION,

We understand the local agents are comple sing arrangements for holding an official recep- tion on board the Tayo Marw on Monday next, when the public will be afforded an opportunity of going over this magnificent addition to the fleet of Japanese sleame engaged to the growing trade to and from Pacific ports,

THE "STAR" PARRY COMPANY, LIMITED

ANNUAL REPORT.

THE GREAT TIER OF DECKS., The Tenya Mars's six decks ma devoted as follows:-Boat deck, known as A deck; pro

Following is the report fir presentation to menade deck, known as Bdeck: shelter shareholders at the tenth ordinary annual meet deck, known as C deck; upper deck, known ing to be held at Sir Paul Chater's office, Vic a. D deck; main deck, known as Edecktoria Building, at 11.30 am, on Wednesday, lower deck, known as F deck. A and B decks 77th int are devoted exclusively to first-class accom modations, C deck is the weather deck. Op the fore and aft extremities it carries the cargo gear. Amidships, in "a deck house 180-feel

loux, 1:0 fit-class cabins and the dining saloon, the latter a gorgeous dream of artistic harmony and solid comfort On I deck, the intermediate. p.sengers have their quarters. "Amidships on D, however, are some first-class cabin. E and F decks are for cargo. The shaft tunnel top forms the lower deck and bottom of after holds. The Tenyo Maru has six holds of almost equal capacity and eight haichways,

THE STEERAGE:

The Japanese steerage is forward and the Chinese steragò aft on E deck. The Tengo Muru has accommodations for Boo stearage passengers. The sanitary strangements are as perfect as science can make them.. The venti lation affords cubic air space far beyond the legal requirements and in cold, weather the steerages are hosted by the thermotank system used in the first and second cabins. Dining tables and seats are provided as required by the amended laws governipe this class of travel, and the berths were made expecially by Hoskins for this particular purpose.

COMMISSARY DEPARTMENT. The commissary arrangements on the Tenyo ties, and the great size of the ship is a gun. Mass are elaborate and complete. Electricity rantee of steadiness in the heaviest seaway plays an important part in the culinary depart The use of liquid fuel means absolute cleanllment. The ice making plant insures a con- ness, and decks, rails, chairs and other open stant supply of fresh fonds in perfect condition; air lounging places carry no menate of grime 7here are separate galleys for Chinese and to the whitest of duck or linen, or the daintiest | Japánėse steerage passengers, of lace.

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For other comforts, the luxurious side of ocean travel, the world's storehouse bar bees drawn upon for its best. In the matter of cuisine, the Toyo K sen Kaisha reputation will be fully maintained.

Before describing the ship in more detail, it might be well to call special attention to the principle followed in the designing and con' struction of this vessel, Skilled and experienced #gents of the Company circled the globe more than a few times in their search for the best. The courtesy of British, French, German And other naval constructors gave the Toyo Kisen Kaisha the benefit of. Oc. cidental experience with the latest devices for comfort and safety in equipment and con- struction, There are no experiments on the new liner. Every new feature adopted has stood the test of actual experience elsewhere and the completed ship represents the matured results of the world's greatest skill in naval architecture,

BUILDING STRICTLY SUPERVISED. The Tenyo Mar was built at the Mitsu Bibi Dockyard and Engine Works at Nagasaki, The vessel has been buih to conform with Lloyd's exacting requiremen's and the aygally stringent miles laid down by the Japan- ese Government. Ta insure adherence to these high standards of workmanship; representatives of Lloyds and of the Government have super vised and passed upon every detail in the construction of the vessel,

The principal dimensions of the Tery Mort are as follows: N

OTHER FEATURES.

On C deck is located an inquiry office for the benifit of all passengers. The purser is also situated bere and on the after end of the same deck is a well-equipped' surgery and hospital. There is a printing office on D deck from which will be published a daily paper containing the latest world's news received by wireless, gossip of the ship and a record of the big turbine's behavic of.

CARGO GEAR.

For the benci of thnic concerned in the transportation of freight, a brief outline of the Tenya Maru's cargo handling equipment 'will be of interes. Each hatch, there are eight of them, is provided with two of Clark Chapman's winches, specially designed in the Toyo | Kisen Kasha. There are two 25-100 derricks. Twin capstans are fitted at fore an*alt ex- tremes of Cdrek

The anchor cables are : inches in diameter and the finer carries fout Hall's" patent-stock-- less anchors. Anchors and cables weigh go

tone,

+

There is telephone communication between all working parts of the ship. The water-tight doors to the numerous bulkheads with whịch the Tenyo Mtoru is provided are installed on long arm system and in, an emergency can all be closed instantaneously and simultaneous ty from the bridge. Se perfect is the system of water-tight bulkheads throughout the liner, that the Tokyo Maru is practicably unsinkable.

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THURSDAY

stub;

ent will maka

out of

y seducing rates ob`Ali, todities, Cfic shipment in which the, trampa

can compete. The companies to join banda to

eradicate the tramp are the Nippon Yusen Kaisha, the Great Nortbero, and the Wier and Bosios Tow Boat Livers operated by Frank Waterhouse & Co

The tramp steamer has become a factor in trade during the last year and in the past six months has been particularly active owing to the number of vessels which have been bring ing coal cargoes to the Coast for the feat and which naturally are seeking return cargoes...

Coban's Advertisements.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

NOT CE.

VICTOR

May, having been declared Public Holiday, the ale of FURNI TURF, within the residence of the late Mr. A. H. Pennie, will commence on TU DAY, the 20th inst

WING to Monday the 25th TALKING

at 2

MACHINES

́ON

pn., instead of as previously ad EASY TERMS.

vertised.

HUGHES & HOUGH;

Auctioneers.

Pongkong, 21st May, 1908. [523

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HEUndersigned have received instructions

10 Sell by

We have been suffering for abəst a year," said Frank Waterbouse last cygnips," and it has come to this that we must fight for our, existence. We will make no publication of the reduction in rates, as they will only be made as the exigency of the times temand and will T" vary according to conditions, and they will alur he influenced by the effect they will have on local shippers.

**

PUBLIC AUCTION,

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

TO-MORKOW (FRIDAY) A

the 22nd May, 1908, at 11 AM, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, corner of Ice House Street, SIX CASES CIGARETTES

SANTEST

A QUANTITY OF MANILA CIGARS.

1.

TERMS AI usual, --

We do not wish to hart local mille and shippers, but we must live, and our boats have been going out with half cargoes for months. If we do not drive the tramp off the field we. The directors have the pleasure to submit to will have to get off ourselves, and as it has shareholders their repon, with a statement of taken us years of effort to make this trade we

native accounts, for the year ending 30th April, 19c8do not feel like submitting tomely to this alter-

ACCOUNTS

"The situation altogether is bad. Japan has The net earnings of the boats, after paying all working expenses and providing. (nr a loss le money to buy our goods, as the war has of $9,337.04 on sub-idary coins, amounted to impoverished her. The depreciation in silver 5351514 18,94 kinst $1802380 the previous has also affected China's purchasing power. Eighteen months ago the export in cotton year.

piece goods from here was enormous, Today THE Undersigned have received instructions it is dead, partly because the Oriental markets were overstocked and partly because the Japanese are manufacturing that lios of goods.

The amount at credit of profit and loss ac count, after paying for repairs and placing $7,985.cotocredit of insurance lund, is $24 898,42 which, with the approval of shareholders, it is proposed to appropriate as follows:

"Rulings of the interstate commerce.com. mission have also bad their influence. Former Dirrors and auditor's-fees.....$1,300,00

ly we took large steel product shipments from Dividend of 10 per cent 15,000.00 Write off boats....... . By 0.00

the Eastern states. Thit now all goes by the Carry forward to new account ... 9851

Atlantic and the Sues canal because the rail. zoads are disinclined to run the risk of giving $14,848 51

Werein export rates which will enable us to Passenger traffic in all classes showed a de-meets competion owing to the effect it *We are running ten large vessels out of chiae compared with the previous year, but a might have on their domestic rates. marked improvement has taken place since the rebuilding of the wharves.

BUSINI SY."

*DIRECTORS

is acconiance with the attices if associa tion the Hon, but C. P. Chuter, C.MG., retires,

but offers himself'for re-election,

The Hon. Mr. W. J. Gressen resigned on leaving the colony and the ton, Mr. H. Ker

wick was invited in his stend. Mr.A. G Wood'

also resigned, his place being taken by Mr. A. Haupt, who so leaving the Colony was suc. ceeded by Mr. G. Friesland. These appoint. ments require confirmation.

1

AUDITOR

Seanle sad have established a regular line, bat

the millers and others are giving the business to these tramp ships. Presum.bly they do not consider that we destive any recognition after hasing worked up the trade for them and hav ing procured the vessels to give them steady and regular access to their market.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Konekone! 2111 May, 108,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

to sell' by PUBLIC AUCTION,

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED, TO-MORROW (FRIDAY),'.

524

the 23rd May, 1908, at ir A.M., at their Salen Rroms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road Central, corner of Ice House Street, A QUANTITY OF

RAINCOATS, SINGLETS, HOLDALLS, BLANKETS, SPONGE BAGS, &c. TERMS As usual.

YOU CAN PURCHASE AT

$2

PER WEEK.

WHY BE DULL?

Caruso to thrill you.

Bootti to exaits you: Plançon tɔ astound you. Melba to enrapture you.

Patti to delight you. Tetrazinni to charm you.

Harry Lauder to amuse you.

Dan Leno to humour you

Gus Elen to beguile you. Geo, Robey to entertain you. Will Evans to enliven you."

Souza's Band to rouse you,

HUGHES & HOUGH, 10,000 Records to choose

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, 21st May 18

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received instructions

to sell by

"The big Minnesota, with a loasagu ol 28,000, The want out the last time with but 4,000 toas aboard. We sent out today the Kwarte with only half a cargo and the same is the condition

PUBLIC AUCTION,

on

FRIDAY,

the 29th May 958, at $ F., Yach!

MARY and JOAN," Belonging to the. Estate of the late Mr. A. H. RanĶIS,

together with all Sails, Tackle and Appartenances, on Board TERMS:-As-usual,

of the Gymeric, which sails to-morrow. The as she now lies off Ah King's Yard, Wanchai, rates on flour and wheat, to China and Japan Mr. W. H. Poits his audited the accrusts will go down and stay, down until the tremp

„P. CRATER, new presented and offers himself for re-election.scamer is out of the business."

Chairman.

Hongkong, 18th May, 19.8

BALANCE Site T, 19TİL APRIL, 1908.. Liabi illes. To Capital- 110,000 shares @So

each fully paid up...$100,000.00 10,000 shares @ Sto arb 55 paid up pan

50,000 00

To Reserve fund' To Insurance fund

To Unclaimed dividends............................ fo Accouts payable

Saje,900.00.

PREFERENTIAL RATE ON FLOUR SHIPMENTS: ing yesterday (April) of repres BA Aty Tonneling/

sentaties of steamship lines operating between. Puget sound and the Orient a rate "od wheat and four was fixed which reduces the tariffs. Do io effect 5t a ton to Hongkong, Shanghai, and points in Japan. The purpose of the rate reduction is to fight, the ther steamers and is in line with the statement given out by the establubed lines that the tale war will be con tinued umil rival vessels are out of busiess

For further Particulars, apply to

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers;, Hongkong, zist May, 1908.

OHINESE PORTHU

PHILIPPINES.

A PLEA FOR POLYGAMY.

[saa

D. Pedro Paterbo, poet, dramatist, assembly- man and altruist, is much concerned at the objections raised by the Union Obrera to his

from. Call and hear

thom at the

ROBINSON PIANO Co., LIMITED.

Hangken 13th May, 19c8

PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY

7.00 a.m.

LIMITED.

TIME TABLE

WEEK DAYE.

7.30 am to 9.30 am. w.Every koʻmlauten 9.30 am, to 11.00a.m.,.Every 15 minutes. (1,30 mm; to 12:45 pm. Every 15 minutes.. 12.45 pm to 1.15 pm. Every to minutes:

1.15 p.m. to 1.43 p.m. .Every 15 minutes - 1:45 pm, to: 2.15 pm. Every 10 minutes"

65,000. The meeting yesterday was the second con; bill for the free admission into the Philippine 1.15 p.m.to, 3.00 p.m. Every 15 minutes.”

47,221.37 $17.00 9416 01 1,000 15,0:0,00

ference held in this city and a schedule of rates on wheat and flour was fixed which all of the lines have agreed to follow. At the close of the conference it was announced that the re- duction of Si a ton was simply the first move- 98ment on the fight and that other reducios would follow of this fails to bring the desired -$288,443.87 | resultš, da

To Directors' and auditor's Yeer... To Divida:dyisenädizisi To Balance of proât and loss account

·Assets.

By value of boats us

per last a'c... $-$5,700.00. Lars written off... 8,700,00 By Accounts receivable.... By Hongkong and Shangbai Bank By Hongkong and Shanghi Bank

No. 2 atccount...eria By Hongkong Hotel & beatures... By Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf

& Godown Co, Ltd., loan..... By Cash in band....

-5147,000.00 3:313 08 8,423 72.

.6

7.00

islands of Chinese, says the Gablonews Ameri, cas. Io so interview at the close of a recent session of the Assembly, he exclaimed with much paihot: "My friend, it is my evil fortune that I am not understand, No ens appears to understand my insaning. "I don't want to bring Chinese here to compete with our work ing classes; not at all. Our labourers bave It was agreed to give ibo samo rates on flour, their livelihood assured with the spread of

industry, and wheat. Under the new schedule the rates "I wrot to see Chinese brought loto this ox wheat and flour abipments from Puget sound country to populate the islands of the south, points to the Orient will be as follows:

Paragua, Mindanao and Jolo, and to cultivate Hongkong, 53 a ton; Shanghai, Si: Manila, the waste lands. They will, in no wise interfere 54 all ports in Japan, 53.

THE NEW SCHEDULE.*

untold stores of wealth hidden in the borom of with agriculture and the development of the

mother earth, SE

with our labourers because they will be relegal- The lines that were represented in the consed to the fields and their time s will be taken up

Be the Great Northern Steamship Company 30,000.c0ference and which agreed to the rate reduction Lodwell & Co., Nippon, Yusen Kaisha Steam- ship Company,, and Frank Waterhouse & Co.

And these Chicesc, who are good the latter operating the steamshipt of the

agricolturists, will serve for something batter $18453 86 Boston Towboat Company and Andrew Wairitti, I would open the doors of the Philippiots"

& Col

99,000,00

100.00

PROFIT AND LOSS ACCOUNT. To Ordinary repairs or d alterations...$10,384.83 To lösurance fond.......

THE TURBINE ENGINES." The main propelling machinery of the Tengo Maru is composed of Farson's steam turbines -Length over all 575 feet; length between One H. P. turbine with rator of 76 inches perpendiculars 550 feet; inaulded breadiff 61 | diameter is situated at the centre of the engine fect; moulded depth to upper deck 38 feet, 6 room and one L. P. turblos with rotor of 1c "inches; moulded depth to shelter deck 46 feet,inches diameter is placed on either side. Each

6 inches; gross tonnage 14,20 loor; displace Lurbine d'ivės a sepirate shaft of 12 1/16 inches To Balance appropriat d as follows :---- ment 21,000 tons; first-class passengers 275; in diameter, fitted with one propelier. The Directors' and auditor's feet.$ 1,100.co intermediate passengers 54; steerage past.reversing turbine, of ample power to Insure Dividend of 10% engers Boo; type of engine Parsons Turbine; efficient manœuvring, ara incorporated with bollers 13 cylindrica!; three shafts do the L. P. turbine caring, the two side propellers signed speed zoknots; cargo capacity 8,ocotons. being used for going astern. », 'ar

The turbines are designed for a working In general design, the Tenyo Maruis strictly modem. To the unscasoned, traveller the ab- boiler pressure of 180 pounds to the square sence of vibration will be one of the liner's chief inch, developing about 17, co horse-power at recommendations. The turbines do their work 370 revolutions per micate. As the turbines ta sileure and without communicating the tra- rotate in one direction only and are perfectly mor of their exertion to the whole hull The balanced, they do their work without noise and use of liquid fuel does away with the dirt, delay without vibration.

and annoyance of coaling ship.

“KYFEW "SFECIAL: FEATURES

Written off boaty ... Carried to new account

3.30 pm to 5.00 p.m./.....Every 15 minutia, 5:00 p.m. to 8.00 pim...Every to minute",

8.45 p.m. and 9 p.m., 9.45 PM, 10. 15.15 P m.

Pontevary half hour.

PINAY SUNDAYSJANGE 8.00 am to 9.00 a.m....Every 15 minutes. 9.00 am to 9.30 a... Every 30 minutes. 9.30a.m. to 10.30 2.0 Every 15 minatas. 11.45 m, to 12,00 0000. Every 15 minuten.» 12.00 Noon to 1:00 p.m....Every 10 minutas 10 am to 11.00 am,...Every to minutes.

1.00 pm to 5.00pm Every 15 minutes 5.00 pm to 6.00p.m. ...Every 10 minutes. 6:00 p.m. to: 7,00 p.m. Every 15 minutes. 7.00 pm to 8.00 Every so minnie" THE NIGHT CARS as on Week Days.

SATURDAYESSA

· Extra cars at 3.15 p.n. 11.30 pm, and

SPECIAL CARS by Arrangement at iba Company's Office, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGA, Des Voeux Road Central.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON

"Hongkong, Cath" fume,

la response to a protest from the millets to the Chinese and 10 all peoples, lo di

·wenturers and eves, t, criminals, that is. was decided to give a preferential rate on four say to the scum of the earth.” And en 300 ton shipments, where the shipment in while this Avalanche of Immigrants of all F. made to one port and on one boat. This pre-lands, colours, customs and beliefs are getting ferential rate is 50 cents a ton less than the rate settled down in the fields I would tolerate on whicht

Asiatic polygamy and the American Hormo- Diem

The schedule of rates fixed yesterday are 24 898 52 subicci, 16 cha go at any time to meet the

requirement, ' $43,068.40

By Balance from last account.......117.91 By Nett earnings of boats.inder sacer 35,544 38 By Interest ............ By Scrip fees

By Unclaimed dividends forfeited ....

THREE PROPELLERS. The triple propeller axrangement has as much. To sum up a few of the Tenyo Maru's 'altric, adveninge over the twin screw systeór as the

RESERVE FUND twin screws are better than a single propeller, To Balance *, gje Smaller propellers can be used, thus reducing.

There are six decks which afford 5.400 feet of promenade area and ample room for living quarters of liberal proportions. A new system of venulation insures fresh air in every in every kind of walker. Ap Every room insures comfort <limby, and a system of by the occupant of the room gainst cold,

INSURANCE

WILL NEET THE CUT..

You don't understand me now, do you? Well it is very simple. To multiply our population and to create a cross with other an, Jebsen & Ostrander, shipping agents, who tions, this is why To-day we are weak have been the chief representatives of the tival people and of no Importance in the world. Heaviers which have car into the business of The average population is is inhabitants to the 7,0186ers

kilometre. We shall not strong lill The older line vessels between Sestile and the

·30,00

the square Orient, and which have chiefly been chartering we have 20 to 30 inhabit 337.50

for flour, and wheat cargoes, principally the kilometre or in other

la communication with 14:20 to so $43,068.40 former, are at present"

the owners of the tramp varasta-now en route.

to Seattle to take on cargoes to inform them of the peoples .....5 65,000.00 | the situation and arrange to meet the cut made the chance of losing blades, and in case this | By Balance from last account. 565,000 so by the big companies, c happens to one propel er the liver is still as wall off as the twin screw steamer, UX LIARY ENGINER

e-toom are numerous powerful

each one duplicated s

ikdownj

In the en

Habui To Balance › ...........

By Balance from last"

'roff:

HF. Ostrander declined „DARO WITHDRad:for to lbid 47,311

make,auj 47/31,37 be haid

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Dow They

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