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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1912:

Hughes and Hough

APOTIORISES TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal' and

Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION. THE Undersigned bare received instree

tions from Tun. Hor. The Din KOTOX. or Punte Works, to all by Public Auction

сн

SATURDAY;

the 99th September, 1018, æð 11 a... ati

THE CHINA MAIL..

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

PUBLIC AUOTION:

HR Undersigned has moelvad Instruc

TULE

on

their SALE Room No. & Da VaxSATURDAY,

Roin, Corner of Ice Home Street, the 28th September, 1919, commanding at

11. A.M., at No. 9, AOSTIN ÄVENUS,

Kowloon,

A. NUMBER OF 16. ELECTRIC

FANS.

Tads usual,

General Brokers.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, September 25, 1913.

1306

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(FOR AQUCUNT OF TEE. CONCERNED),

по

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(PRACTICALLY New),

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PUBLIO AUCTION.

'A Quaterer de VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

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1209

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PUBLIC

A DUTION.

THE Undersigned have received instruc- tions from the REGISTRAR OF SUPLINE Count, to sell by Public Auction

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Hongkong, Sept. 96, 1912,

FONG KAY,

HAIR DRESSING SALOON,

1990

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·PEE Undersigned has received fastrac- 1tions to Sell by Public Action

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On

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LOSS OF THE WÄTERWITCH..

(Continued from page *,)

17. After the collision did the officer in charge of the Seamew Pake the proper sation.7

THE EVIDENCE.

Tho frab witness was Captain A. J.

·Coloman, acting Deputy Mostof Alten- dant, who showed the court the positious of the Oscar II. and the Hong Moh on the day of the collision.

Captain A. B. Chamberlain was then called. · He stated that he had bean in command of the Seamew since May last.,, At 3 a.m. on September 1, ho left Singa pare for the usual relief trip to Horsburgh Light. On the return voyage be was on the bridge till o'clock when he handed over charge to the chief officer. At 9.40 witness went to his bunk and fell asleep partly undressed. He could" nob tell the sxact minute when he was called, but when he went np above he saw that his vossel was then B cables' lengths of the Waterwitch. Ho, was called up by the chief officer, but lie, was not award' of having been callod by the tindal. If the latter did call him he did not-wake him. When he got on the bridge they had passed the Oscar II.

Mr. Elliot: In your letter to the Master Attendant on September 5 you say you were two cables' lengths from the Water- witch.

Mr. Everitt: It does not actually read that he took charge there..

Mr. Elliot (reading) ; "* I was awaken. od at 10.54 and went on the bridge and took charge. The vessel had the B.. Zweena a little forward of my port beam; the Waterwitch right ahead about, two Jables."

Witness: That is my mistake; I should have said the Zweens was twe cables off, when I went slow.

Continuing, witness said that whon be went on the bridge there was no ship wo cables from his vessel. The Zweena was six cables off when he took charge. The Scamew was then going ten knots and be toid the helmsman," Steady s you go." The vessel was beading straight for the Waterwitch, witness in- ending to take up an anchorage outside her and half a cable's length from her. His first order after going on to the

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Un view on day of svin.

TRIMI I-AS DEUR),

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Hongkong, September 23, 1912. 1199

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THE Undersigned have received instruc..

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERFID),

OF

WEDNESDAY,

the 2nd October, 1912, commencing at 2.30 7.X., at their Bales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Band, Corner of

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mew was then 3 cables off the Water- witch. The effect of tho order was to reduce the Seamer's speed from 10 knots to 4 or 5 knots in a minute or minute and a half. He carried on slow ahead for about two minutes during which time he would travel, he would say, two cabies' lengths.

Mr. Elliot: You don't suggest that that hip, being put on slow from 10 knots, would only cover two cables' lengths in vivo`minutes 7-Yes, I do. At full speed she will travel in, one minute 1.6 cables.

Witness further stated that the Sea- new was going at 3 knots whơn she bruck the Waterwitch-not less.

Mr. Elliol: Surely you were going a good deal more than that?—I don't think

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Mr A. J. Auki ^ Mr G. W. Barton.

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Mr L. M. Bayley

the engines. He had had no trouble with the ongines in recent times. He always found his orders responded to matantly. Mr A. T. Berberini Mr and Mrs B.

Mr C. H. Allen Mr J, W. Jones The Saamnew carried her proper comple: Mr E. A. Easumont

Kadneris ment of officers and men.

Mr G.D. J. Ball

Mr. 8. Komer Mr. Elliot: To what reason do you at Mr.G. & Bena tribute this collision ?-The reason is be- Mr H. Bocker Boseler

3. A. M. Laing cause I think that the ship and the r W. E Bowerman Mr G. F. Lehnert

Mr E. A Mr H engines did not behave in the manner Mr and Mrs S. R. Mr G. T. Loy they usually do. In going aster the bow

Brown

Mr and Mrs Foil did not east to the starboard as it usually Mr Buschner Macintyra

loss. On this occasion it did not budge | Mr A. A. Claxton

Mr and Mrs W. J. Mr Sydney K. Chon

Madden a' degree.

Mr W. RJ. Cooper: Mr J. Midden Witness did not give an order to the J. Coulthart Mr H L Marker bolumman to bring her round because he | Miss Crocker De 0. Marmose was trusting to the engines. He struck | Mr G. Gurry

Mrs Champneys the Waterwitch at right angles. By put

Dr C. W. McKenny ting the belm over he would have struck Mr L

Mr B, K. Mahta gianting blow and he would have done Mr C. B. Davia

Mr J. Meic M: so if he thought the vessel was going to

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Mr J. Merecki Mr F. Daroazier Mr R. H. E. Merel carry on after his orders to go astera.

Mr Oliver J. Derham Mr J. Mr. Elliot: Do you say that their and Mrs H. D. M: J. Montra manœuvre and the time you gave your Dietrich

J. D.F. Mulder. orders were compatible with safety Mr R. Douglas Mrs J. D. F. Mulder Yes, 1 do.

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The enquiry is procceding Straits Times, Sept. 20.

Witness proceeded to say that he gave he order full speed aetern *** three Then, to narrow it down, what was the imes. The first time was when he was rosson of the accident? Is it that the 1-2 cables from the Waterwitch, going engines were not put full speed asters? it 5 knots. Before giving that ordor be I cannot say. 1ad been going slow for two minutes. Es lid not know if the engines responded,

Mr. Elliot: You must know when your ngines are going full speed astern ?---- I did not for the moment think she w going full spoed astern. I missed the

Ibratory motion.

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Can you give us any indication sa jo when the engines were put full speed J. T. HAMILTON, GENERAL MANAGES MED. M. G. astern? No. After the collision I felt the vibration but not bafora.

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He had not suggested officially that the engines were not put full speed astern when he telegraphed, but he did suggest it to the chief pincer. The second plus amounts to 17,829,786 Mis J. Hoge $3.00 f.o.b.arder for full astern was before the col Dividends to Policy boldens pa

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Mr. Elliot When you were 14 cables off the.Waterwitch was it not possible to miss the Waterwitch by putting your helm over, hard to port ?—Yes,

REASON OF COLLISION.

Witness added that, having ordered the

ongines to go full astera, he gave no

Mr. J. Hol- Mr and Mrs. H. LB. Mr

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