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TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1911.

SHIPPING.

* VENKLA LAST REPORTED,

BUTTERFIELD & SWILL,

Ajax, left Saigon, April 8

Achilles, leaves Liverpool, April 14. Agamemnon, leaves Yokohama: May 1. Aldinous, due Haskow, April 30. Antenor, left Liverpool, April 8. Antilochus, Kabe, March 29, Anhui, due Hongkong, April 94, Anghin, Hongkong, March 12, Atreun, due Hongkong, April 30. Bellerophon, lenzen Hongkong, April 24. Bangkok, Hongkong, April 2." Chenan, leaves Shanghai April 23, Changsha, tue Hongkong, April 24.. Obinhun, duo Hongkong, April 20. Calchas, passed Croni, March 31. Choisang, Hongkong, March S Chili

Shanghai, March 8.

Crelope, dua Hongkong April 27. Chowtal, Hongkong, Barch 23, Doucalica, London, April 18.

Derawongee, Hongkong, March 7 Foichow, left Hongkong, April 21, Fangyang, loft Hongkong, April 2., Hyson, left Liverpool, March 12. Hupeh, Hongkong, March 23. Idompneus, left Hongkong, April 19. Ichang, Hongkong, March 8. Jason, leaves Yokalnum, May 6. Kohsichang. Hongkong, March 2 Kaifong, left Hongkong. March Kinkiang, Hongkong, March 2, Keomun, London, April 18.-.-. Keongwai, Hongkong, March 11. Kwcilia, Tsintau. March 6. Kitack, Hongkong, April 20. Kueichow, Hongkong, April 9. Loosok, Hongkong, Starch 15. Linan, leaves Shanghai, April 27.

Hongkong. March 2

dog Hongkong, Apriï-00--

Menuch, Kobe, April 21.

Menelaus, lef Batavia, for Liverpool,

Feb. 28,

Macher. Hongkong, March 2. Nanchang, left Hongkong, April 2, Ning Chow, left Tacoma, April 12, Neleus, leaves Liverpool, April 8.

Hongkong, April 1 Ningpo Dania, leares Manila, April 6. Promethens, passed Cañaḥ, April 18. Pitsanulok, Hongkang, March 30. Protesilaus, leares Liverpool, April 20. Peleus, lef Hongkong, Shurch 2b. Pakling, Hongkong, March 23. Patricius, due Tsingtau, April 23. Persens, left Hongkong, Ajril 4. Polyphemus, left Liverpus, March 25. Paklit, left Hongkong, March 14. ** Pingsues, leaves Liverpool, April 14. Rajaburi, Hongkong. April 17, Bungkiang, Hongkong, April 15. Sarpeden, left Datarin, March 7. Sandakan. Hongkong, March 11. Shansi, Bungkong, March 9, Singan, left Hongkong, March 24. Shantung, Hongkong

April 18.

Stentor, leaves Liverpool, April 29, Titan, due Puning, April 25. Tean, left Hongkong. Marele 21. Thesens, left Liverpool, March 25. Tydeus, London, April 11, Taning, Hongkong, April 26. Taiy gen, Hongkong, April 8 Teucer, due Kobe, April 20. Teen hai, leaves Livered, April 20 Clysses, left Batavia, March M Yangtze, London, April 4.5 Wuhu, left. Hongkong, March 2 Wongkai. Hongkong, March 19,

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NOTON YESEN HAHA! Aki Mara, leaves Yokohama, April 2. Awa Maru, due Yokohamış, April 2. Atsuta Marn, due Colonthe, April 27. Bombay Mara, due Hunglas - March 15. Bin Maru, Hongkong, March 29. Ceylon Maru, left Hongkong, April 4. Colombo Baru, Hongkong, April 13, Chikero Maru, Shanghai, March 12. Chikuzen Maru, Nagasaki, March 13. Hakuf Maru, Shanghai, April 12. Hirano Maru, due Saez, April 26. Hakata Maru, left Hongkong, March fo Hitachi Marn, left Marseillos, April 22. Inala Maru, due Victoria, April 27. Tyo Baru, due lendon, April 27, Kamakura Maru, left Victori, April 22, Koni Maru, Tokobania, April 10. Kamino Maru, leaves Yokohamn, April 29. Када Maru, passed Canal, outwards,

Feb. 21.

Kamo Maru, due Hongkong, April 44. Kitano Marn, due Middlesbrough April 24. Kanagawa Maru, Hongkong. March 20 Miyazaki Maru, leaves

Mishin Mary, Hongwerp, April 25,

April 12. Nikka Maru, due Thursday Island, April25. Bado Mary, due Yok Imm, April 24 Tamil War, leaves Hongkong, April 29. Tona Maru due Hongkong, April 24, Tango Maru, dua Colombo- April 26.—------- Yawata Maru, due Townsville, April 24, Yamaguchi, Kabe, March 13.

MENAGERIEN BIARITRES. • jpt: Australion, leaves Marseilles, March 26. Caledonicu, Part Saul, March 23. E. Simons, dus Marseilles, April 25. -Kers, leaves Hongkong. April 24.

Oceanien---London, March 17, Polynesien, left Hongkong, April 11. Salazie, Marcilies, Blarch 28. Tonkin, London, April Tourne, leaves Yokohama, ápril 29. Ville in Cintat leaves Hongkong, April 25. Farms, leaves Miteilles, April ES

P.ŁO. S. X. Cò Arcadia, London, March 25. Anaye, louvor flangiai, April 2ăr Borneo, die Singapore, April 24. Ceylon, leaves London, April 8 Candin, London, April 6, Devaalia, Afuo Pars Saki, April 24., Delhi, left Penang, April 22. Delta, due Singapore, April 22 Marmota, due Ffymouth April 15. Fore, passed Canal, Antil 18. Nile, due Singapore, April 7.

Vahua, due hobe, April 23. Peshawar, due Singapore, Abril 23. Palawan left Colombo, April 21: Pouns, Tentes London, April 12 Palermo, leaves London, May 13. Fyzia, London, April 18.

mds, London, March 11 Lili, due Yokohama, April 26. Enalen, dus Shinghal, April 23... , leaves London, May 6.

JARUINK. MATauson & Co., Lo Carthenshire, left Hongkong, March 15. Glanshire, Hongkong, April 21 Chelshing, laft Hongkong larch 15. Uling, Hongkong, Aphi Choy Hongkong, April 20

Hongkong, March 22, leares Singapore April-922 op, Hongkong, March 25.

Hongkong, March 23. Hongkong

March 6, Hanga Hongkong, March, 17

March 9, Humanraft Hongkong, April 21.

Glamorgshire,

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Hongkong, April

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March 14

Hongkong, April 18

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Mari1275 March 19,

HAMBURG-AMERIKA. LANIR, A

Alesin, Hongkong, April 13, 200 Ambria, 25 from Hongkong, to Singapore. Andaltain, Hamburg.

Aragozia, left New York, 3 March for

the East.

Arcadia, March 14, from Port Said to

Manils.

Bayern, Hongkong, April 20.

Belgravia, Tangtau.

Brasilia, in Hamburg.

Bringavia, Hamburg.

Freienfols, March 18, from Hamburg to

East.

Kowloon, Hangkong, April2.

Liberia, March 7, from Hongkong to Ham-

burge

Loonginoon, Hongkong, April 3.

Hotels

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Lycamoon, March 19, from Hengkong to Cold and Hot Water

Saigon

Prensson, Hongkong, April St Rheinfels, Hengkang, April 20

Sachsen, March 177 from Port Said to

Manila,

Sambia, March 20, from Eungkong to

Hamburg.

Saxonia, passed Canal, March 28, Scandia, parsed Canal, April 18. Segovia, London, April 4, Senngambis, Shanghai.

Seals, March 19, from Hongkong to

Bamburg.

Sithonia, March 10, from Hamburg tor

Manila.

Slavonia, Faruary 11, from Singapore to

Haniburg,

Spezia, March 7, from Hongkong to Ham-

burg."

Suuri, Hongkong, April 6,

Vandalia, February 27, from Suez to

Windivostock.

N. D. L. Borneo, Hongkong, March 25. Bucion, paasad Canal, April-19: Coblenz, Sydney, April 20 Derfinger, Bremen, March 19. Kleish, due Singapore, April Luetzow, Port Said, April 27. EE. Friedrich, dee Hamburg, April 2 Prinz Ludwig, leaves Yokohama, April 22, Frinzess Alice, due Southampton, April 28. Prinz Waldemar, Hongkong, April Prinz Sigismund, due Hongkong, April 30, Turbo, Hongkong, March Yorck. Bremen, April 17.

C. PR.

Empres of India, leaves Hongkong, April

Empress of China, due Vancouver. April 28. Empres of Japan, Varcouter, March 91. Monteagle, left Hongkong, April 18.

2 ✦ SHEWAN, TOMES & Co., Rubi, Hongkong, April 17, Zatim, left Hongkong, April 10.

PACIFIC MAIL.

Chinn, left Honolulu, April 20 Korea, leaves Hooululu, April 24. Manchari, arrives Honolulu, Aprü 28. Mongolia, leaves Hongkong, April 29. Minnesota, due Hongkong, April 21,. Persin, due Yokoknum, April 30, Siberia, leaves San Francisco, May 3.

AFCAR LINE.

Arratoon Apear, due Calcutta, "April 20. Catherine Apear, due Calcutta, April 21. G. Apeur, leaves Hongkong, April 25. Japan, due Hongkong, April 26. Lightning, dae Calcufta, April 2.

T. K. E. Autorita alara, left Shanghai, April 29. Buyo Mara, left Hongkong, April 19. Chiyo Mara, left Kobe, April 29. Nippon Maru, leaves San F'cisco, April 26, Tenjo M ra; Yokohama, April 22.

0. S. K.

Bujen Mary, luft Hongkong, March 22. Chosun Baru, leaves Hongkong, April 26. Chicago Maru, due Nagasaki, April 24. Daijin Maru, due Tansui April 23.

| Marn, leaves Moxico Maru, due ong, April 23.

May 3

Pazzaron Maru, due Yokobou, May 3. Seattle, Batu, leaven Tacoma, April 20. Seshu Maru, left Hongkong, April 19. Shibertoro Maru. Hongkong, March 24. Taconis Maru, leaves Kobe. April 27.

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M. B. K. Bushu Maru, Hongkong. March 29. Fukui Maru, left Hongkong, April 1. Gryfovale, left Hongkong, March 14 Standasan Mart, Hongkong, March 27. Kagpekinio Maru, Moji, Mar. 10.

Shinchiku Maru.-Moji, March 10. Shinkoka, Hongkong, March 1.2. Taikoson Mars, Hongkong, March 14.n Tamon Maru, Hongkong, April 1. Tsurugisan Maru, Hongkong. March 23 Techigo Mars. Hongkong, March 13.

JESEN & CO.

Carl Diederichsen, left Hongkong, Mich.23. Holstein, Hongkong, March 8. Helene, Hongkong, March 27- Johanne, Hongkong, Barch 30. Marie, left Hongkong, April 2. Signal, Hongkong, April 9. Triumph, Hongkong, April 20.

“CIBE, LIVINGSTON, &Co. Aldenham, leaves Hongkolly, April 15. Benalder-left Hongkong March 23, Benavon, Hongkong, April 17. Eastern, due Melbourne, April 23, Empire, Kobe, April 21.

St. Albans, due Hongkong, May 5. Benglou, Hongkong, March?.

----401AD, THORLEY & CO Childer, Hongkong, March 13. Dagny, Hongkong, March 9. Haland, Hongkong, April 4. “ Kjeld, left Hongkong, March 31 Standard, Hongkong, March 31. Thordin, left Hongkong, March 14. Ulv, Hongkong, March 30,

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that Enginud in Japan's ally. I 'remalla Handy remark ade by Admiral Dewey just after Hart the peace negotiations had begun at Janus Partaniouth (U.S.), to the effect that Kent America ought to have attacked Japan at Kinahn an earlier date, because she was becoming Merlin far more powerful than was compatible Minotaur with the interests of the United States

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Lieut.-Com. B. R. Brooke Lieut. Com. M. E. Wilding Lt. Comdr. G. F. A. Mulock

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Monmouth I also recall how, after the conclusion

Moorhen of the peace with Russia, Japanese popular

Newcastle feeling was directed, primarily against America. Some years later there came the Nightingale

Otter tension caused by the schools controversy

in California, and subsequently there were Pelorus. other points of dispute, until the voyage of Robin the American fleet to the Pacific Desan Sandpiper temporarily produced tranquillity and Saipo led to the status quo agreement for the Taku Pacific Ocean and its conats. Japan was at the same time hard at work rebuilding and modernising ber

navy, and she was also short of money. one word, Japan, was not ready for war.

"Last year brought an event of great! political importance in the unsuccesful Whiting action of the Cuited States Secretary of Widgeon State, Mr Philander C. Kuor, who failed Won cock to achieve his plan of neutralising the Woodlark Manchurian Railway. The agreement be tren Russia and Japan was the result of his action, and I am inclineû to think the treaty concluded between St. Petersburg. and Tokio contains secret clauses never yet published. On the part of Amerion,

| favorish haste to fortify the Panama Canal

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"It may well be asked why are all these derin could very well live side by side in preparations necessary, because Japan and

perfect peace. This is true, and yet not ¦' trae. Just as the leading Japanese antes- Kaiser Frana Joseph I Austro-Hungarian cruiser 4000 mun have rualised during recent years that supremacy in the waters of the Far East is Acheron life necessity to their country, they alger are now convinced that Japan. pa great Abuelte Power, einnot, continue to exist unless she

Argus possess the absolute navalgupremacy in the Facific Ocean. This statement any appear exaggerated, and therefore I will elaborate my argument in detail.

"The desire to be supreme in the Pacific Dupetit-Thouars † Ocean in a logical result of Japan's efforts to conmand the Chinese market. Tt i well known that for more than teir years, and particularly under President Tuft and Heart Riviere, Mr. Knaz, America ha attempted all Jacquin possible means to achieve the commereint Lion conquest of the Chinese market, and for Lyn this reason to bring about close political Manche relations with China. One of the objects Mantenim of the Panama Canal is also. the conquest Mousquet 1362 of the Chinese market by creatinga aliter Olry

way of communication between America's Peibo

Pistolet Atlantic ports and the Chinese coast.

"For Japan it is a vital necessity to Proce relain the Chinese markets, for her own Redoutable products. Japan's geographical position Sty close to the Asuitic Continent gives her natural advantage over other countries, but she does not possess the enormous financial resources, nor, at present, the technical and eqummercial eficiency of the Vigilante Americans Itinut also be revisinberad Emden that the Phillippines appear suitable for

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Vaterland grows to such an extent that its superi ority to the Japanese navy is over lielm ing Apart from the Philippines," I relar Calabria. in this connection to the Hawaiian Islands, which occupy a commanding strategical Macro position in the centre of the Pacific Ocean, Patrin and also to the American Samoan Islands

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and to the island of Guam in, the Marians Republics Group.

With regard to the Hawaiian Islands, Adder it is often forgotten that Japan

protested

Albany against their annexation' by Americs in 1898, and that the Japaness Government Bainbri has never withdrawn this formal protest. Barry Japan was not then in a position to prevent

Galing

the annexatioify. but since that time Japan-

eso enigration has bann systematically Chauncey directed towards the Hawaiian Islands. Chattanooga Today there are approximately - 66,000 | Japanese in the Islands, sad for some

Cleveland $5.00 unaccountable reason only about 1,000 | Dale

American troops. It has been ascer Decatur tained that at regular intermle those 4.00 Japanese reddents in these islands who are El Cano

-too old for military sorvios return to their Helena

own country and are replaced. by 3.75 mop tenhle of bearing srus

younger

Juiron

this fact into considemting wo

Mimioro Smuts admit the accuracy of General Hamer Bizcosain Loa's statement that the Japanese are in Mohican position to conquer the flawndan Trans from within. It true there has Monterey been talk of fortification plans, especially New Orlean

but

$4.00 nothing has been done, and the exaction of New)

fortifications requires more time than Paragua tlieconstruction of half a dozen betio 3.00 shine. In the same way Arsenic has theflected the "fortifications of the

ports and more testegla

Pacific Coanf

Road Central American

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the group.

lear the Japan -all the stinteriorily. Importante liland So longing to the United Staé

semble advantage for her

German river gunbost German river gunbont

Italian cruiser

UB: station

1198

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Ensisa Condr.

500

1874