Shipping
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
(Projectel Sailings from Hongkong-Subject to Alteration),
Por
Steamship
SHANGHAI via Swatow Hangsangt CHINWANTAO ....................Hopsang
KOBE & Mojl
Suisang
Y'HAMA, Kobe & Moji...Lovät* SHANGHAI
On
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1914.
VESSELS LOADING.
EUROPEAN PORTS.
Destination.
Sun., 11th Jan, at d'light Copenhagen, Gothenburg and eylon
Mon, 12th Jan, ut noou, Tues., 13th Jan, ut d'light Wed., 14th Jan, at noon. Loksangt Thurs. 15th Jan. 'at d'light S'FORE, Pang &C'outta...Namsang* Fri., 16th Jan, at noon. SANDAKAN... Hinsangi Fri, 16th Jan..at noon. MANILA...............Loongsang Sat., 17th Jan, at 2 p.m. SHANGHAI................ Choysangt Sun 18th Jan, at d'light S'PORE, P'ung & Cʻoutta.., Yaishing Tues., 20th Jan, at noon. Return Tours To Japan (Occupying 24 days)
The steamers Kutsang," "Namsang" and "Laissog," leave about every 3 weeks for. Shanghai and Japan returning vis Kobe (Inland Soa) and Moll to Hongkong. Time occupied 20 days. This service is supplemented by the "Fooksang" Kumsaur" "Lova** "Yatshing" and "Suisang" leaving Hongkong at regular intervals for Yokohama, Kobe and Moji and returning thence direct to Hongkong. Time occupied 16 days.
The steamere "Choysang." "Kwongsang," and Hangsang will call at Swatow on their way down from Shanghai.
These vessels have all modern improvements and are fitted throughout with Electric Light.
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M
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A duly qualified surgeon is also carried.
Steamers have superior accommodation for First-class Passengers, and are fitted throughout with Electric Light. Taking Cargo on Through Bills of Lading to Yangtze
Ports, Chefoo, Tientsin, Dalny, Weihaiwei, Tsingtan. Taking cargo on Through Bills of Lading to Kudat Lahad Datu, Simporna, Tawao, Usukan, Jesselton and Labuan. For Freight or Passage,
Telephone No. 215.
|
Baltic Ports
Rotterdam, 'burg & A'werp, &c. Goldenfols Marseilles, London, R'dam and
Antiverp
(a) Glonstrae Marsoilles, Bremen & H'burg &c. Emden Marseilles, Dunkirk, Antworp
R'dam and Bremen &o. London, via Usual Porta of Cali. M'seilles via S'gon, S'pore, O'bo,}
Port Said
Marseilles, London & Antwerp
via Singapore &o. Trieste, via singapore, Ponang,
Colombo, etc.,
T'te, Fiume, Vice, via S'pore ate. Dondon and Antwerp
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
VESSELS ADVERTISED TO
DEPART TO-MORROW.
Vesi ols..
Daigin Maru DEPART ON MONDAY.
VESSELS ADVERTISED TO
Vessel's
Name*
For
Toba Di Freight Apply Tospatched
S. T. Co. H.A.L.
A. N. Co. 15, Jan. H. A. L.13, Jan.
11, Jan. 13, Ján.
For
Swatdw
Mark Egypt
M, & Co.
P. & O.
M. of M. 17, Jan.
Paul Locat
M.M. Co.
13, Jan.
Chinwantao Kobe Philippines Shanghai.
Hopsang
Suisang
Rubi
Loksang
Hitachi M.
N. Y. K.
14, Jan.
J
Koerber China"
S.W.Co,
L, Jan.
S.W.Co.
2, Feb.
· ARKIVE TO-MORROW
Don of Airlie J. M. Co. Silesia
28, Feb.
H. A. L.
26, Jan.
P. & 0.
21. Jan.
From,
VFBFBls.
H. A. L.
8, Feb.
NEW YORK SAN FRANCISCO AND CANADA. Vancouver via S'hai, Japan eto, Monteagle C. P. R. Boston & New York via Ports
[15, Jan.
and Suez Canal
Shirley A. K. Co.
17, Jan.
Moji Kobe.
Hitachi Maru Tango Maru
San Francisco
Seattle and/or
Indrasamba J. M. Co.
M. of Jan. Cloutta
Kutsang
:
Belg.aviB Nippon M.
T..K. K. H. A. L.
14, Jan. 16, Jan.
Chefoo Shanghai
Chipshing
O.SI K.
22, Jan.
H. A. L.
2, Feb.
P. M. Co,
10, Jan.
Vancouver, via S'hai, Japan eto. E. of India San Fco via B'hai & Japan &o.
C. P. R
5, Fab,
Nippon M.
T. K. K.,
14, Jas.
Victoria, Vancouver Beattle,
Tacoma & Portland
Glenroy
J. M. Co.
10, Jan.
Victoria, B., & Seattle via
Shanghai, &c
Awa M.
N. Y. K.
13, Jaa.
Luetzow
M & Co.
21, Jan.
P. M. Ca.
27, Jan.
AUSTRALIA.
E ·!
Havre, Emden & Hamburg &o, London & A'werp via S'apore etc. Borneo Marseilles, Havre & R'burg, &c, Andalusis
Vancouver
Tacoma & Pland Or. San Foo via S'hai & Japan &c.
Vtoria, B.Q T'ma via Japan &a. Chicago M. Vitoria, V'ver, 8'tle, T'ma & P'land Saxonia."
Apply to JARDINE, MATH SON & GO L. San Foo vis Manila & Japan &c. Nile
General Managers..
THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM
PACKET CO.
PROJECTED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG. Bubject to change without Notice.
"Shire" Line Service, Homeward.
For
Steamers.
LONDON & ANTWERP...Den of Airfie
Date of Sailing
.........28th Feb.
Trans-Pacifle Shire” & “Glan" Jolat Service,
VTORIA V'VER S'TLE,
TACOMA & PLAND... Glenroy
VTORIA VIVER, S'TLE, į
TACOMA & PLAND....
V'TORIA VIVER, S'TLE,1
TACOMA & P'LAND...]
Cardiganshire
Radnorshire
10th Jan.
5th Feb.
8th Mur.
N'lee, G'oa, A'rs, 'tar, S'ton
San F'cisco via S'hai & Japan &c. Mongolia.
Tango M. P. Sigismund ! Mausang
Changsha.
Australian Ports via Manila Australian Ports via Manila: Frómantle, West Australia Australian Forts via Manila Australian Porte via Manila Australian Ports via Manila
SINGAPORE COAST PORTS Yokohama, Kobe and Moji Japan Shanghai
Cargo accepted on through Bills of Lading to all ports in Europe Shanghai
and North and South America.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LP.,
Agents.
Telephone No. 215 Sub. Ex. No. 9..
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BRITISH INDIA S. N. CO., LTD.
NEW SERVICE OF STEAMERS BETWEEN Yokohama, Kobe, Hongkong and Rangoon,
| Empire 1 Aldenham
Nagasaki, Kobe & Yokohama Manila, Mangarin, Cebu& Iloilo Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama Shanghai, Kobe & Y'hama Manila
LTD. Mare, Penang and Calcutia Namsang
Y'hams and Kobe via Shanghai Kobe & Yokohama Shanghai & Tsingtau
Steamers are despatchel Eastward and Westward at regular Shanghai intervals taking passengers and cargo at current rates. ⠀⠀
For Freight and Passage, apply to
Telephone No. 215.
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LD.
Agents.
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THE TAIKOO DOCKYARD
Shanghai
l'ameui via Swatow & Amoy
Yokohama Kobe, and Moji
Amoy & Foochow
IN. Y. K. 14, Jɛn. 1, M. & Co.'s 24, Jan. | G. & Co. | 10, Jan,
B. & S. 1 10, Jan.. 0. L. Co. 13, Jan. G. L. Co. 30, Jan, AND JAPÁN,
J.M. Co.
Q. desp. Qdeep...
ARRIVE ON MONDAY,
Tonyo Maru
CANADIAN MAIL.
"
The C. P. R. 1.0. EMPRESS OF ASIA
left Vancouver on the Sed January, atam.
The C, P. R. a.». EMPRESS OF INDIA, loft Shanghat on the 8th inst., at 3 p.at. and is due to anive at Hongkong on the 10th inst, at 6 pm.
AUSTRALIAN MAIL
The E. and A, sa. EMPIRE loft Sydney on the 7th instant, for th's Port, (via Queensland Ports, Port Darwin, Timor, and Manila), and may be arpocted to. arrive bors on or about 27th February.
The N. Y. K. a. MKKO MARU (Australian Lino.) left Thurs. Ia for this port v'a Manila on the 2nd instant, and is expected here on the 13th instant-
OERMAN MAIL.
The 1. G. M. 95. YORCK which left here on the 10th of December arrived at Genoa on the 6th of January at 7 a.m.
AMERICAN MAIL.
The S. MONGOLIA will all from Yokohama on the 8th January for Hong- kong via Shanghai. This vessel is carrying the United States mail.
The N. Y. K. OHIDZUOKÁ MARU WAGES DURING ILLNESS. (American Line.) left Yokohama for this i
i port via ports on the Sth inst., and is
expected here on the 18th January.
The LC. 8. N. 11. KUTBANÓ from Calcutta la due at Hongkong on the 12th January.
The I. O. B. N. . KUMBANG from Caloutta is due at Hongkong on the 17th |
1.0.8. N... NAMSANG from Moji la due at Hongkong on the 10th January:
The I. C. B. N. 8. CHIPSHING 'from
Chefoo in due at Hongkong on the fails January
The BL VENNACHAR from Tacoma
fa
The
09. L 8.8, CARDIGANSHIRE from passed the Cunal on January 2, and is due hero on February 20
The Danish Motorship as RUNAM has sofi Port Said on the 20th oll, and may be expected here on or about the 14th of January
The 8.3. OLENFARG passed the Suet Canal on 19th ult, and is duo here un or about 15th Jan.
Insurance Benefit not to be Deducted.
That an employer is not entitled to deduct the amount of sickness benefit received by an employed person under the In Burance Act from the wages paid to the employee during illness, was the judgment given by Jndge Spencer Hogg in the Rochdale County Court
The case, which had been a journed, was one in which John Willis m-Tavis, a enfocioner's traveller, of Redcross Street, flochdale, il imx £6.18.) alance of wages, fr m Joln Heary
confenti nor,
The American & Orientats &. POLERIC | Blinger, arrived ut Beaton on the Gth inst
VESSELS IN PORT
Steamers
of
Barehill Street, Lt lelo ough, and it was mitle! by the lefendant that the sum had ben withheld. The plaintiff wan formerly in the emply of the defendant, and there wg a writ
agrerapa
Teneri the p. rties, but the agement con-
Chow Tai, Gon, s. 1,115, E Gathemann ten
28th ult.Bangkok, 19th ult. Geu.-B. and 8.
Tamsul, Dr. ss. 19. French, 27th ulttained no reference to the p13- Dalny, 21st ult. Gar. B. &8ment of wg a duing sickness. Maunang 1,644, Coyle, 29th ult-Saigon. From April 11 intil My 24
24th ult Rico--J: M.and Co.
Titania,
2,000. Lorenzen, lat lautant pl in was aw y fu wirk inau, 28th ult.
ard Oil Co.
Brilliant, 31st ult.on in ill. s8, nid du ing that Hinge, 18th ult. Gen.-Stand- time he received as an in-bred poison ander the National '1u- Kina, Dun. Wal
Kami. B. Cortaan, 2nd inst,
Shing. Br. s. 1.170, 0. S. Hoanwood si kne s b nit. Again, Inter, the antsu, 28tbfult, Gen.-M. & Co. Buranos, 10, por week lo 2nd insi-Samarang 23ed ult., pl. ia iff" wa away from work Sugu: J. M. & Co,
Hongkong. Br. a 739. Marquerite, 3rd inst Pakboi, 2nd inst, General
Marty.
"Fukura
Jup, s. 3,087, Goto, 3rd
oigh sickness.
The fonds it refused to pay he fl wages during the illness,
rutsu, 27th, ult. Coat ad 'e 'ucted the 10s, a weak,
4.-B. |
de om unt received under tho
filoong, Br... Wrightson, 6th Instance dot, from the plaintiff's
Singapore, 25th ult., Hellast Order.
pan, Br. s. 2,856, ̊C. A. Bodden, 6th inst-Moji, 1st inat, GenD. S. & Co.
ages
On Lehalf of the plaint f it was enten-led tha under the Act ile. my lorer bad ro right to deduct be amon's raid in siokters benofit.
Schieff, Ger. 5.a. A. Struve, 5th Inst,
Saigon, 39th ult., Rice---9 & Co.. vertes, Br. a.a. Wawn, 5th inst.-.-Saigon Lycaon, British 2.8. 4814, J. W. Walker, 30th ult..Rico---Chinese. 5th Jan-Shanghat 2nd Jan against the decision of a County The defence was that an appeal Go B. & 9.
imla,
Br. s.8. 3,827, G. Phillips, 6th Inst. Court judge had established the Yokohama, 23rd ult., Geprini, le that where a workman
P. & O. Co.
.&O.
6th Gon.-B. & 8.
inst Melbou.ao, 1st ult.
hangsba, Br. 8.8, 1.493, F. CGambrillas incapicitater by accident he was not allowed to make a profit u of his accident by receiving Hakuglida Maru, Jap, 6.5, 3,361, S. Suda,
6th inst. Sourabaya, 26th ult, the mpensation and full wages Sugar-0.3.K.
the same time, but his Honour 6. Siruthaper, Br 2,951, M. Jones, 6th
point out that the difference Inst.--Now York, Case Oil- takuto Maru, Jap. 8.8. 2,420, K. Chibu,
Standard Oli & Cn.
hawren the two cases was that in 7th inst-Sourabaya, 27th ultion fo insurance purposes to the ne c so the man paid a contribu
Sugur... Dodwell & Co.
The 38. KOREA arrived in Sen Asia Maru, Jap. ss. 1,587, Y. Nishi, 6th Stato, and in the other he did not. Francisco on the 6th January.
MERCHANT· STFAMER”.
The N.Y.K. a.6. TOSA MARU (Calcutta
ina!..
Ordor
Chefoo, 31st ult., Gon...
Jag Spencer Hoge, in giving
franc, Chi, 4.4, 826, MacLean, 6th inst.ndgment, aid the amount in Chefoo, Ist inst., Gur-0. M. S. lispute was small, but the ques
Maru, Jap, s. 816, K, Murakami, ion whether an employer had a 7th inst-Swatow, Btb Inst. Gon. right to deduct sickness benefit 0.8 K. Maru. Jap, an. 2,945, Nishigawa, from a man's wages during sick- 6th inst-Sebatik, 29th ult., Coal nexa nigh bịof some importance," 1 this ca e the workman remain-
-A. Bune.
Line.) loft Moji for this part on the ith Tak Sanz, Br. ss 917, Mectura. 7th Instad in the moster's employ dating
Wei-Hui-Wei, 1st inst., Gen.
Fultala Tjitaroom. Tjikini
J.C.J E.
1.C.J L.
Q. deep.
Batavia, Cheribon, Samarang, &c. Tjipahoe, Batavia, Cheribon. Samarang, &c. Tjimahi
JOJL,
Q. de-p.
JOJ L
Q. desp.
Tjiliwong
.C.J.L.
Q. desp.
Batvia, Cheribon, Samarang, &c. Titaroem Kobe and Moji
H.O.J.L.
Q desp.
Suieang
J. M. Co.
10, Jan.
Nikko M.
N. Y K.
14, Jan..
(9
Rubi Nyanza
3. T. Co
12, Jan.
P. &O,
10, Jan.
Cordtllore Yuensang
M. M.
12, Jan.
J. M. Co
10, Jan.
J. M. Co.
13, Jao.
Shanghai, Kobe & Yokohama
Shaughai
P
Shanghai
Vorwaerts Iyo M.
Yingohow B. & S. Shaohsing, B. & S. J.J.D.Ahlers H. A. L Luchow ¡B & S. Devanha
B. W.
31, Jan.
N. Y K
15, Jan.
10, Jan.
13..Jan.
N, Co.
14, Jan.
15, Jan.
Bohemia
15, Jan. 8. W. Co., Feb. Daijin Maru'O.-S. K. 11, Jan. Lovat Halobing
P.&O.
The N. Y. KIYOMARU (European Line.) loft London for this post via London on the 6th December, and is expected here on the 14th Ján.
Daijin
Nissei
J M. o.13, Jan.
D. L. Co
10, Jan.
aiyang.
D. L. Co.
13, Jan.
Tean Zafiro
B. & 8.
¡13, Jan.
3. T. Co.
22, Jan.
Yatshing
Shanei
Kiyo M:
P. Wäldemar M. & Co
3. Feb. 3. Feb.
P. Ludwig Lokeang Bombay M. Sanuki M. Torilla Yeddo Kaijo Mara Haimun Loongsang
Java Maru Periang M Japan Tosa M.
M. & Co
10, Jan.
J. M. Co.
13, Jan.
N. Y. K.
14, Jan,
'
N. Y. K.
16, Jan.
D. 9. Co.
28, Jan.
A. N. Co.
0.8. K.
14. Jan
D L. Ca. J. M. O)
O. S. K. N. Y. K.
14, Jan. 17 Jan.
12, Jan. 21, Jan.
D. S. Co.
10, Jan.
P.
N.Y.K.
10, Jan.
vin ports on the 3rd Instant, and is ex-
Hinsong
J. M. o
19, Jan.
Kaifong
B. & 8.
114, Jae.
OF
& ENGINEERING CO.
HONGKONG, Ltd. TAIKOO DOCKYARD,
HONGKONG.
SHIPBUILDERS, SALVORS & REPAIRERS, BOILERMAKERS FORGE MASTERS, BRASS & IRON FOUNDERS, CONS- *TRUCTIONAL, ELECTRICAL & MECHANICAL
ENGINEERS.
WELDING & CUTTING OF METALS BY OXY-ACETYLENE AND ELECTRIC SYSTEMA.
Estimates pivon for quick construction and repair of Ships, Engines, Boilers, Railway Rolling Stock, Bridgos, and all Classes of Engineering, Tron and Wood Work.
GRAVING DOCK.
727′ x 88′ x 34'6". Pumps.empty Dock in 2-3/4 hours.
THREE PATENT SLIPWAYS taking vessels up to 3,000 tons displacement, providing conditions for painting ships with most efficient results.
100-Ton ELECTRIC CRANE ON QUAY-ELECTRIC OVER- HEAD CRANES throughout the Shops, ranging up to 100 Tons.
50-Tón y fraulic TESTING MACHINE for Chains, Wire Ropes, Rivets, etc.
AGENTS for
JOHN I. THORNYCROFT & CO., LTD.
Swatow, Amoy and Foochow
Manila, Cebu and Iloilo
Manila Mangarin, Iloilo & Cebu Singapore, Penang & Calcutta Shanghai
Mexican, Peruvian and Chileli
Ports via Japan Kobe
3
S'hai, Tsingtau, Kobe & Yhama Shanghai
Shanghai, Moji & Kobo Shanghai, Moji, Kobo & Y'hama Shanghai, Kobe and Muji Shanghai, Y'hama, Kobo & Moji Foochow via Swatow & Amoy Swatow and Amoy Manila
Bombay via Singapore Port)
B'ham Penang & Colombo Bombay via S'pore & Colombo Singapore, Penang and Calcutta S'pore, P'ang, Rigoon & Coutta Sandakan.. Haiphong
S.O.A.E.O.
J. M., 20, Jan. B. & 9.
1, Jan.
TKK
B. of Mar.
FAR EAST OXYGEN & ACETYLENE CO, LTD.
AUTOGENOUS WELDING.
Repair of boilers and hulle, welding of oracks: Renewing of PETROL & KEROSENB MARINE MOTORS 7-12 to corroded platos by addition of metal. Welding of broken piecosof any
150 B. H. P.
As supplied to the British Admiralty & War Office.
MOTOR
C.6. type Motor and Reverse Gear,
B.H.P. Paraffin 7, Petrol 80:
MOTOR VESSELS, LIGHT DRAFT CARRIERS, MUN- BOATS, LAUNCHES, HOUSEBOATS AND PLEASURE CRAFT OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
PUMPING & LIGHTING SETS, MOTOR. VEHICLES, etc.
Dookyard Manager, Mr. J. REID, can be seen between the hours a
11 a.m. and 12 noon at the Town Offics.dk
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
MONUKONO, CHINA & JAPAN, AGENTS, Telographio. Address —” TAIKONDOCK",
TELEPHONE No:2716
kind of metal.
inst, and is expected here on the 10t Instant.
The N. Y, K. 85, HITACHI MARU (European Line.) left Moj for this port on the 5th inst, and is expected here on the 12th instant.
r
The NY. K. B. TANGO MARU (Australian Lino.) left Kobo for this posi via ports on the 6th inst, and is expen ea
here on the 19th instant,
The N. Y. K. .. SANUKI MARU
he periods he was ill. During Kunsu, Br. 8. 1.143. R. Calue, 7th last hea peron he received benefit
Halphong, 5th inst., Coal-E. &
J. M. & Co
.
8.
Innder the N-tional Iosurance Act - Awa Maru, Jap, 3.8, 3,912, R. Shimidzu. of 10s a work. Tur employer claim. Shanghal, 4th inst., Gen.-N.Y.K to dedut that am uat from Emden, Ger. Cruiser, 3,600, Realesoff, 6th
frit-Swatow,
the wages paid. Those could be Baxt, Ger. a.s. 992. M. Jensen, 8th insino question whatever that if the
Swalow, 7th Inst.. Gen.-Chinese. Chausi, Br. 5.8. 1,228, Bimone, 7th Iost-workmen. hal, owing to his own Port Courbet, Coal--B. and B. thrift, insured himself with some Jobanne, Ger.8.8, 952, H. Holand, 8th Inst. incarance company, and thus obtained henfi during sickness, the master could have no possible power to deduct any benefit that the workman reived.
Hallow
, 7th inst., Qon.-J; &
Cin pourta Line) 1957 C butes for his pers Pongtong, Geras, W. Bote fute, Bali inat, via on the 27th December, and is expected here on the 15th instant
The N. Y.K. TAMBA'' MARU
7th Inst., Rice---B. & Nippon Maru, Jap, 83, 0,452, A. G. Stevens, 8th instant--an Fran- cisco, Ilth instant, Gon,--T.K.K
inst-Borneo, 3rd lust, Gon.-- J. M. & Co.
(American Line,) left Seattle for this port Hinsang Br. a.s. 1,880, A. Kennudy, 8th
via ports on the 30th December, and s expected here on the 1st February.
The N. Y. K... KATORI MARU
(European Lino.) left London for this port
posted here on the 11th February.
WING KEE & CO.
47-49, Connaught Rd, SHIP CHANDLERS
PROVISION & COAL
MERCHANTS
OFFICE: No. 4 Queen's Building, 3rd Floor, Telephone 1033. [4 longkong, 3-4 October, 1913
BOLINDERS CRUDE OIL MOTORS.
MARINE MOTORS, DIRECT REVERSIBLE. STATIONARY MOTORS, FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Please address enquiries to:-
ULDERUP & SCHLUTER,
HONGKONG.
REPRESENTATIVES FOR J. & G. C. BOLINDERS, A. B.
STOCKHOLM.
FOR CHINA, FORMOSA, DAN PHILIPPINE ISLANDS
But, it waca id, that in virtue of the fact that the employer paid half the premium under the Nyanza, Br. M... 4,184, K. Jenkins, 8th Irsurance Act he was therefore
inst.-London, 29th Nov., Gen,-- P. & 0. Co.
antiled to get the whole of the Ludwig, Gor. 8.3. 5,698, F van Eiwzes, benefit under the
Insurance 9th inst... Singapore. 4th instanheme. That was clearly wrong. Gen.-M. & Co.
Halching, Dr. a. 1,267, W. C. Passmore The National Insurance Aot com- 9th inst-Swatow, 8th inst., Genpelled employers and workmen
-D. L. & Co.
Nippon Maru, Jap. s. 11,000, A G-Ste-like to pay premiums for gime
vens, 8th inst.Ban Francisco, benefit. Gon, T. K. K Europa Maru, Jap, s. 2,995, Masura, 8th
LE
inst-Mail, 2nd Inst. Coal-M.
B. K. Rubf, Amo, s. 1,408, G. Miller, 9th ingt. Mapila, 6th Inst., Gen.-S. T. St. Theodoro, Br s.5. 2,744, Shrine, 9th Inst ---Sabang, 20th ult, Case Oil- Dodwell and Co. Indrakuala, Br. 6.9. 2,845. A. H. Braith, 8th
inet-Shanghai, 8th inst, Gon-- J. M. & Co.
:
Taming, Be s.a. 1,350, 0, H. Pennefather, 9th Int-Manila, 6th inet. Gen. -B. & S. Phemius, Br. #4. 0,600, W, R. Balloy, Oth inet-Singaporn, 4th inst,, Goa,
-B. & S.
TIDE TABLE
5th Jan., to 11th Jan. 1914-
High Wa
Hoagkong MM
Ti
Mon.
sm
6
4
49.
Wed,
Thes
Th
| Natura
to
Beans
Low Mater
Hi
42
11 19
0 14
24
14
33
01
m morning, a afternoon.
I did not give any benefit whatever to the employer, but during sickness it did give the benefit expressly for the exi ployee. Under there circum- tances the employer was not en- titled to mrke any deduction as in this case, and the workman must succeed. He, therefore, gave judgment for the amount Icaimed, and costs.
Railway Accidents. Statistics recently published go 'a show that the number of per- sn killeland injured by railway accidents: is steadily decreasing. From 1835 to 1875, French railway companies carried 1,781,403,087 passengers, ef wh m 331 were killed and 3,487 rjured, or proportion of 10 kil'ef and 175 injured in every nadred millo from 1885 fo 1894 the proportions were 3.4 and 70 re pectively, while in 1900 they had fallen to 1.63 and 57. It is a remarkable fact that more people are killed every year by street accidente in Fairs than on all the French railway lines put together.