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THURSDAY, APRIL 28, 1917.

SHIPPING

P. & 0. S. N. CO.

ROYAL MAIL SERVICE

UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT

TU

NEW PENSIONS SCHEME

EXPLAINED.

£396,000,000 FOR WAR VICTIMS.

NO ANNUITY FOR USFIT.

THE CHINA MAIL.

minipsum, whilst the full imaximum Baptist church at Criccieth. He was

of what was formed un șiternative pension) years old. He was is naa of slaylo faith for herself and children might há 17%, nd, and protoval piety, and without doubt per week,

fexercised a very pod Intinence on his

nephew's vharacter and career.

Mr. Barts then went at length into the details catwetes with this weekly Ten days before he died Men, Lloyd suins to be given in the various casas to George harried, off to Mr. Lloyd'u bedside widows ami children, and said that it was at Grievieth, and, thory she remained until proposed in future that avery widow on the end, keeping her husband constantly this death of hee hashund would have informed by wiephone of the patient's condition? The Premier was deeply (touched at the news of his unela'a dentle,

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At the present time there are in ruvad sent to her at once during the war.

Another allowance of itsportance was one of 198,mi, a week to every woman

MARSEILLES AND LONDON,,000 men, women and children Cheers.)

TAKING PARKINGERS AND CARGO TO

Steamers

Love Hongkong

Colomba"

Noun

STRAITS, COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, "&a

Commeating Mail

Dua Steamer from

London Colombo..

1917,

Duo at Marseilles 1917.

GO

Thab, Pangers change Steamers : COLOMBU.

upon the hooks of the Ministry of Prus: mona, says a Fasndon paper of March 7th Mr. George Bagnes mude this statement in the House of Contions the previous [day in giving an account of the provved-

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who, applied to go through Cours of training in we eeupation which woudd] increase her, sefulness,

The Stare would take over the whole

LORD ROBERT CECIL ADMIRES MR. REDMOND'S PATRIOTISM.

Lord Robert Coeil, speaking at South- of the illegitimate children of skier,ampton, rently paid a warm tribute to und of this new Government depustne whether there was, na affiliation under the patriotism of Mr Redmond. He said Care and welfare ai disabled tuen, he jugsvinst then or not. Camarind wives referring to the incident in the House of aid, was perhaps the most difficult and would revive low, a week during the war was a bitter opponent of Mr. Hed-

Commnus, on Wednesday night :- [not tharklows part of the work of the nr 19 menthe after, mud almond in politics, but I welcome the

children's yellowanEPH, Pensions Ministry: He pall tributes to

Parents at a soldier tronkt receive 154,

anorampedution in the conating Steamer from COLOMBO is definitely raserred ist wirk in this dietion done by Sir per werk as a mastitim.

Hongkong at the time of Bocking.

On the Australian Ratu Tickets Itstarchangombia" with Orient Live.

SAILINGS DIRECT TO

SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

5. S.

Leave Hongkong About

Passengers may travel by Railway in Japan between. Ports et Call free of charge. «Return Tickaté que available by Momageries Maritimes Company.

INTERMEDIATE

STEAMERS

(Non- Tran-hipment IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS, WILL LEAVE DIRECT FOR

Calling

MARSEILLES AND LONDON,

at SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, COLOMBO

AND PORT SAID, QARRYING lat AND en SALOON PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES.

PROPONED SAILINGS I

1 "Lexre

STEAMERA.

H'xoxe About

Laxva S'ronk About

Due As M'ATILLES. if calling *brus"

Due LONDON

about.

THE INTERMEDIATE SERVICE IS TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL #TEAMERS.

All Cabins

fitted with Electric Fane free of charge and each Berth Furnished ch an Electric Asaling Lamp.

Round the World Tickets and Through Tickets to New York in connection with the Principal Mail Lines.

Return Tickets on fare and a half crailable to Europe for Two Years: er to Intermediate Parts for Six Months.

Owing to the War in Europe Steamers and Sailing dates are liable to be cancelled Altered with a notice.

NOTICE TO

CONSIGNEES,

Consignees are remainded of the necessity to apply to the Company's Aunts regarding arrival of consignments expected of which they have received documents .or advice.

Any chamaged packages must be left in the Golowns for examination by the Consignees, and the Company's Surveyors, Messrs Goddard and Douging, at 10 ans n Mondays and Thursdinys. All claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here, after which dats they cannot be recognised. No Claims will be admitted after the gpods have left the Godowns."

For Further Information, Passage Fares, Freights, Handbooks, Dates of Sailing etc., apply to

B. V. D. PARR,

Superintendent

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS,

S.S. CHINA

WILL BAIL FROM HONGKONG. FOR

SAN FRANCISCO

VIA SHANGHAL JAPAN PORTS & HONOLULU,

SATURDAY, 23rd JUNE - WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 5th.

AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER

SERVICE AT INTERMEDIATE KATES.

O. H. RITTER,

Prince's Buildings.

INDIAN

Freight and Passenger Agent,

Ics House Street.

AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo carried or through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG to BRA, DELAGOA RAY, DURBAN (Natal), EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and <CAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN

AFRICAN LINE

FROM HONGKONG:

PROPOSED SAILING. Connecting with

.FROM COLOMBO

EXCELLEST AOCOKMODAMEN Pos Let and 2ND CLASS PASSENGERS,

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE.

[

Clut

Arthur Penracity at St. Dunstan's of exultingård mén 2003 had already passed. the hospital, al 200 were still there The "Star and Garter Hospital at Rich (nyną. had 100 paralysed nien.

Bew

Abrendy 0,3489 Fimfiloss unit had passed "tirangīs time. Jamie) at Rowhampton, ́05

there 1216 had. Iveta til veropaticus, and about 2000 had leren "found other positions in the trades to whic they belonged, and the reminder

hud, best

real

try the care of

TRAINING ON VIMID MEN,

various

Atlee mafereres with War Offer heads of departments and a good deal of [cornusgadener he had enne to an agree ngn "which provided that disabled men shemish be kept in an "apperpriate military umpital Captil - arrangements could in made for their subsequent treatment; that opportunities should by given far manol training, and that After a man let the hospital he should be treated as An out-patient, unil provided with a duši. | cate cyrd setting forth the proper treat

Drught to receive.

Beular Direct Service from JAPAN, CHINA and STHAITE to BHIRA,. „DELAUIOA BAY, DURBAN, EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH 2nd CAPE

SCHEME CASTS EU38,000,000,

Armingstħents had also been made by which attain deductions could be taken by the Stave in order to obtain insurare benefits for the recipients of pensions. out he , and the tre Ele fatal espiral eluuge of the scheme

year's charge weidd be 125,000,000,

He pointed out that the Ministry wax dealing with soon: people who "wdhild benefit by the warrant, and he warned them shat if they all applied together,

the main would break down.

He hoped the Press worki draw alten- tion to this warming, especially as those who were getting pensiona at Dresent would exactomatically under scheme, and peed not apply at all.

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opportunity of saying that Mr Raimond has played a splendid part throughout the war. I heard him say last night that he did not think it had been recognizert I think he is wrong- what an immerse differences the action "Perhaps he does not even now realize he has taken has made to the whole! future of his country and mine.

Fefore the war there were many of us who, if expressed doubts as to the complete we spoke quite frankly, would have loyalty and patriotism of the Trish Nationalist party. That feeling has

one, and has gone for ever.

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PACIFIC MAIL S.S. CO.

U. S. Mail Line. OPERATING THE NEW FIRST CLASS STEAMERS

14000 Tons each.

“ECUADOR,” “VENEZUELA " and "COLOMBIA

HONGKONG TO SAN FRANCISCO," Tis SHANGHAL KOBE, YOKOHAMA and HONOLULU,

The Sunshine Belt.

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The most Comfortable Route to America and Europe.

Sejlinge from Hongkong,

VENEZUELA” S.S. "ECUADOR"

"COLOMBIA".

...

For DATES OF SAILINGS apply at Company's Offices. Those Steamers have the most modern equlument inclurling overhead electric fans and electric lighting ALL LOWER BERTHS and large comfortable Staterooms (All single and two berths only).

The Saluty and Comfort of Passengers is our first consideration. Tickets are interchangeable with the Toyo Kisen Kaisha and the Canadian Pacific Ocoan Services Ide

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Por further information, rates, literature, schedules etc apply to

COMPANT'S OFFICE in Alexandra Bulldings TELEPHONE 41.

Chater Pond.

BANKS

"One cause of misunderstanding end division between the two peoples ha been_swept out of the way, and unless TONGKONG

been swept away for ever."

the Irish themsnives revise it it has H. BANKING CORPORATION,N'

VISITORS AT THE, HOTELS,

BONGRONO HOTEL..

'*

The Best warrant might be open le criticism, but oh the whole he thought it Mr GE Anderson Mr J. W. Howell might be said to be a doontrent under the M. I. Bak

Capt L. Hussey terms of which no man who had suffered Me T. D. W. Ban- Capt. R. Innes and striven for the funntry in the wor.

Mr Fred. Jacobs, Jr. nister

Mrs F. Johnson and no dependant of any such aia, wold Mr J. H. Paring

L. L Barker Mr E. M. Joseph in fiture be without the means of life. Lt. and Ms.J. R. Mr F. L. Kallaris

MW.

Barry

Mr C. King

.

Mr R. M. Bartlett Mr and Mrs. F. L. Mr and Mrs HA

Baxter and child Mr R. E. Belilios Mrs E R.. Belilios

Besering in detail, the provisions of there! Warrir, which have already been published. Mr. Burns said inj addition to a flat cute pension, a inan DEATH OF UNCLE WHO ACTED AS Mr S. T. Bitting.

PRIME MINISTER'S LOSS. 3r 13. Beniamin

would be tittes what was called an

alternative pension, which would be buseď

on his pre-war earnings.

HIS GUARDIAN.

"This pension for, u dubled, maw might Mr. Richard Lloyd, uncle of the Primei range tret the minimum of 27x. 6d. "Minister, died last tuonth.

week to the simut of Tas, a werk, When Mr. Blyd George's father die

mining to circumstances, the vilende

Afr G. H. Fenwell

Knight

Dr. T. Knoderer

Mr.A. Laing

Mala

Mr and Mrs C.

Lauritsen.

and Mrs J. J.

Linbird

Mr RJ. Birbeek 7 Leiris

Mrs

Little

J. Blackburn Mr. L

W. L. Linton and child

Mr Colbourne Blackniton Mr S. Longfield & Mrs Branch Major D. Macdonald Me G. H. Brouver Mr D. MacLeod Mr J. A. H. Brown Dr Mrs. Marriott Mr any! Mes LW.Me H. Maslin

Buck

Mrs FMeßarity

MeNulty

stances being his burr and his "presantwidow and her young children into this Mr D. E. Cappleman Mr F. W

Punities.

With regard to treatment, it had inen decided that man should he fined if he

it was M. Richard Lloyd who took the

horne ut Llanysturdwy, where he worked show-maker. Mr. Lloyd George had He never married. d of his unde?

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PAIE-UP CAPITAL $15,000,000 | RESERVE FUNDS--

Sterling

£1,300,000@3/$15,000,000 -

Silver.

18,500,000

RESERVE LIABHAIT OF

PROPECTORA

BANKR

TEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL MAATSCHAPPIJ

THIRLANDS Tradem BecoPTT)

ESTABLISHED· ·1824

$33,500,000

$15,000,000

AUTHORISED]

COURT OF DIRECTORS.

8. H. Dochwell, Esq.,-Chairman

JA. Plummer, Esq.,-Deputy ChairDAN...

EV.D. Parr, Esq.

CE Anton, í W. La G.T.M. Eins, Esq.

CANAL 100,000,000= (£1,000,000L- PAIDUP

CAPITALE

RESERVE

£1.60,000,000= (£5,000,000..

FUND 19,537,149 LE 769282.

HEAD OFFICE—AMSTERDAM-

Branches at

The Hagia

Bottardant

HEAD AGENCY-BATAVIA,

Pattenden, Eng...

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BANDOLIG,

CALRIBON,

C. S. Gubbay, Esq. ↑ Hon. Mr. F.Shellim. Hon. Mr. P. HL Holyoak. CHIEF MANAGE: Honghong-N. J. STABR Eq.

"MANAGER": Shanghai-A, G. STEPHEN, Eaq, LONDON BARS-LONDON COUNTY AND

WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED.

..." HONGKONG-INTEKSİ ALLOWED.

On Caribat Account at the rate of Two per cont. per annum on the daily balanse ON FIXED DEPosts :-

did ant conform to the treatment laist bus he set himself the task of educating Davenport Mr. and Mrs M, F. For 3 months 24 per cent. per annum.

down by the dartars. In some cat men's petsions would be, redimodo by enhalf in such cases. Compliance with

the doctors" instructions would be made

as easy as possible, but the following of

the instructions would be insisted on-

As regarded training, additional induce ments, in the shape of 5. a week, would

savings."

be given to each man training specially Hugh Edwards, in his bigraphy of Mr and Mm A. W. Mr F. L. Robbins.. for ar nespotion, at the end of his train-Mr. Lloyd George, relates how by rigid ing period.

Mr M. O. Clark Mr G.

Mr J. Mérecki MW. E. Clarke Mr J.D. Courtney Mr W. Moora

Miss H. Mulder Mr E. W. Coz MrW.B.

E. Davis

Murray the children of his sister as prumer J. J. Dewa MPJ. Nicolson

To that duty her L. Dierbelbis Mr N. Peterizin and sacred dug. devoted his time, his energy, and el! his Mr and Mrs J.. M. Mr H..Pa

future Premier "was two years old 31 W. A. Dowley Mr and Mrs E M

Donald

Dr W. E.

-Quaife Mr D. E. Donnelly Mr.E. H. Kay

and between the two there grew the then he first came into his uncle's care, Me and Mrs J. F.

Faymond Miss F. A. Reay. Dryden closest affretion, which never

waned. Mrs M. R. Duna Mr K. B. Reid

Eastman

Mrs Robinson Me G. A. Evenivel Miss R. D. Robinson Mr M. van Exter Mr and Mrs. S., B. C.

Roes Mr V. L. Fairley Me and Mrs E. Mr.L. H. Schmilt

Farquharson Mr J. Scott Mr J. Fasse Mr sid Mrs, K. E.

and. Mrs R. A Scott Foulkes

GRATUITY FOR THE UNFWW.

Referring to the medically unft, he said it was not proposed to give them pensions.

Mr. Hogge: They will have to get it! Mr. Barnes: Well they won't get it while I am in office. He said there were 100 of these men who had been passed into the Ariny in the early days of the Pwar, and most of whom should never have I been passed into the Army at all.

It was proposed not to pension them but to put them back where they found

economy and ceuseless self-sacrifice the

unele aided his nephew's desire to pre pare for the law.

PREMIER'S FRENCH LESSONS.

The local schoolmaster instructed him

Mrs J. M. Sheel

Mr W. C. Shiner

Mrs M. Slade Mr & Mrs. V

Sorby

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N. J. STABB,.. Chief Manager Hongkong Feb. 24, 1917.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

THE business of the shore Rank is conducted by the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING COR PORATION. Rules may be obtained or application

Branches at

BANDJERMARIN, RANGOOS,

DJEMBER,

DJOKJAKARTA,

KOTA BADJA MAKASSAR, PADANG, PALANGANG PREALONGAN PENANG,

PONTIANAK,

&

SHANGHAL.

BAKARANG

SINGAPORE

(Bolo)

SOURABAIA

TEBING TINGGI (Dell) TEGAL

TELUK BETONG, TILATJAY, WELTIVAREN.

Correspondents at Bombay. Colomb Madras, Pondicherry, Calcutta, Bangkok, Saigon, Haiphong. Hanoi, Amoy, Yoko- hama Eobe, Melbourne, Sydney, New York, San Francisco, ka k

LONDON BANAIsThe Union London and Smiths Bank Limited.

The Bank buys and sells and receives for collection Bills of Exchange issue letters of credit on ita Branches and correspondents in the East, on the Continant, in Great Britain, America and Australia, and transacta banking besiness of every description.

J. F. VAN BELƏ,

dymu. Hongkonk, Feb. 15 1917.

INTEREST on deposits is allowed on the minimum "monthly" balancer at 31 ||

PER CENT per annum Depositors

may

transfer at their option balances of

THE

YOKOHAMA SPECIE

BANK LTD.

FTABLISHED 1880.

$100 or mors to the HONGKONG AND AUTHORISED CAPITAL...Yon 42,000, 100.00

Miss A. Square Mrd. W. Stackhouse SHANGHAI BANK, to be placed on PA-UP CAPTAL Mrs E. V.Stackhouse FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 PER GENT REV FOND Mr P. J. Stor

per annum a

For the Hongkong and Shanghai

Mr C. P. Templeton Mr F G Thompson Mr AL Todt

Mr M. H. Tera

in Latio, but there was no one in the Mr E. D. Franklin, village who could teach French.. It Mr A. G. Gordon happened that popular self-educator was Mr V. Goulbourn being published, and in these Mr. Lloyd and Mrs W. A.

Gray found a French instruction course. He Fannibal determined to master the subject, and MFL. C. Farman himself give his nephew the needed Mr G. Harper instruction.

Capt. A. Harris A Freach grammar and dictionary were Mr Geo. Harris

Mrs H. A. Walker them, whilst in exceptional cases, where forthwith progured, and uncle and Mr. M. Haslewood a man had been physically weakened by nephew,applied themselves to the task. Heaune

B Hind Mr And Mas F. P. service, there would be a gratuity of 2100. with a real that knew no, weariness, Mr W.J. Hodgn

Wiggins With regard to children, the present sitting," an Mr. Lloyd George himself Mr. E. B. Hodge Miss Wilder scale of 5. 34. ff. and 2, would be has said, "Ter hours together laboriously MrA. Shelton Hooper Mr G. G. Wood

Mri A. E. Hodgins Mr E. J. Wilkinson raised to 58. 4s. and 2s. 6d.

spelling out the rudiments of that Mr. Hope The pensions of what were called language." And thus the old man and the "main widowa," or widows whose hus-lad trod the steep and toilsome path that bands had died in the war or within led to ultimate triumph.

seven years from physical causes, it was For 53 years, with only one break, due proposed to increase from 10s. to 158. 94. to illness," Mr. Lloyd preached ‚“at

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YOUR

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JAPAN, CHINA AND STRAITS TO

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FOR PARTICULARS OF SAILINGS SHIPPERS ARE REQUESTED TO APPROACH (THE UNDERSIGNED.

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Roberta

Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr&Mr A. Findlay

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DAN.JASTABB,

...Chief Manager.

Hongkong May 14, 191-

30000,000 o £1,300,000.00

HEAD OFFICE-YOKOHAMA,

"BRANCHES AND AGENSIES AT

NAGASAKI

- | 517 | ANTUNG-HAIN

THE MERCANTILE BANK OF INDIA, LIMITED,

Authorised Capital Bubscribed Paid-up

Reserve Fund...

BANKERS. BANK.DF.ENGLAND,

BOMBAY

CALAUTTA.

CHANGCHUN

NEWOHWANG New York,

·ONAKA

· DATZEN. (DALBY) P

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£1,500,000 HONOLULU

HABIT 1,120,000

Ko $62,500

IXAD-TANA 800,000 LoDOW

·SAN FRANÒDIQU-

SHANGHAI

SINGAPORE

SYDNEY

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Interest allowed on Current AcCOMITTE Deposits received for fixed periode at

LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK, LIMITED.

Every description of Exchange business rates to be obtained on suplication. transacted."

NTEREST allowed

on

Current

1. Accounts at 3 per cent. per ansum. on Daily Balance and on Fixed Deposits at rates which may be ascertained on application.

· 0, CHAMPKIN,

Acting Manager, Hongkong, April 18, 1917.

HE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA AUSTRALIA & CHINA,

INCORPORATED BY ROYAL CHARTER 1863, HEAD OFFICE, LONDON

Mr & Mrs FinlaysonMr and Mrs G. E PAID-UP CAPITAL

Me F. H. Fisher

Mr C. W. Garson

Mr A. G. Hartley Mr and

Richardson,

Mr W, M. RouthBIYE FUND

REARVE LANZITY OF PRO-

Mr and Ms J.

and children Me and Mrs Siefort Mr. Haussen and family Mr A/S. Hawkcor Mr J. Bina"

Mya: Wm. Mr E. M. Sieigh

Mr J.-Emith men Mrs Storart

Jackson

HB. Jamer p

· Me Janssen

Mr JJoseph

Mrs Kiddell

Mr:1), Laron

children

Mrs Taylor

Mr. J. H Thomu *Már and Mis Unders

MEAD: Macdonald wood mee

Mr and Mrs MannersMr A. C. Tale Mega Mars- McAirph

£1,200,000

EISHI ONO

*Manoguri

Hongkong, March 12, 1917

NOTICE

HIGH-CLASS-PRINTING.

BOOK BINDING.

DOSE AT-

THE URINA, MAIL, OFFIOR

21,000,000 BOOKS & PAMPHLETSA SPECIALTY

- £1,200,000 FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General. Banking businose transacted by

CURRENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for 1 year or shorter periods at rates which will be "quoted an application.

A DOWNING.

Hougtongano 13 37036

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