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INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

THE Company'e Stoumship

**KUMSANG,"

having arrived from the above Ports, Consignoes of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining

on board after 4 P.M. on the 20th inst. will be

Ianded at Consignees' risk and expense. No Fire Insaraneo will be effected.

will be

Bills of Lading will countersigned ty

JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.

General Managers.

Hongkong, 19th August, 1910.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

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KA-24 Cheste Persian Opium ex 8.8. “ KOLO " and

29" DEYANKA," arrived August 3rd, 1910.

YONSIGNEES are hereby notified that these chants are lying in the Kowloon Godowns unclaimed at their sole risk and expense, and are requested to present their Bili of Lading for countersignature, to enable them to take delivery of the goods without farthor delay.

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Hongkong, 19th August, 1910.

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FROM TRIESTE, PONT SAID, SUEZ, ADEN, BOMBAY COLOMBO, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.

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"VORWAERTS " having arrived, Consiguens of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risks, into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Gedowns of The Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd., Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained.

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Trioste. Venice ex as. Tobe." and "Meteorich "

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Optional Cargo will be discharged here unless notice to the contrary to giron immediately,

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Gedowns, and all Claims must be sont to the office of the Undersigned before NOON on the 23rd inst.. or they will not be recognised:

All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 22nd inst., at 10 AM

No Fire Insurance has been effooted, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns after the

23rd inst.: will be subject to rent.

Bill of Lading y

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This vessel brings en Cargo:—-

From London, &c., ex s.s."Egypt" and

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From Calcutta, ex a.a. “ Ceylon."

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Goods not cleared by the 23rd inst, at 4 F.M.,

subject to ront.

will be

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AIMS OF THE NEW IRISH PARTY,

((BY WILLIAM O'BRIEN, M.P). The All-for-Troland movement is the only live thing in Irish politics, The United Irish League is scarcely a rival any longer. It is slowly but surely flickering out of existence. It in being done to death by the secret Board of Erin" (colloquially known as the Maguires') even more effectively than by the

Iite posseful triumphs roosive short shrift from the organs of the party Press, which have no ear for anything in Ireland except the cattle. drives and the last laboriously organised skirmishes of an expiring land war in few belated patches of the country. Because the new movement is beterodox on the Budget, it is written up as "Tohabod " by the Radicals because it has a png fascination for the young Unionists, the Unionis ergens of "the old 8 or is Parliament any wiser in those matters

fight of it. than the Press. The House of Commons is only marking time for the general election. It The Board of Erin" he captured a majority is in Ireland, and not in Westminster, Irish movements are mado caly be possible to startle

and the future built of the governing sonneil of the United Irish Longue the "Standing Committoo

and I daress

it will scarcely consequantly in complete control of its funds and England ago mutil the figures at the next of the " Conventions," which manipulate the to the subject

new movement.

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into any considerable attention

with the powers of darkness which fyht for all evil "vostell interests." has already gained the intellectual nasent rest masses of the of and wequen

men of Iroland of high and fow degres old Unionists

best mon

alimentar, municipal, and county equcil general election administer the only effective elby ich under the incubus of this secretary will be, by-and-by, all the more astonished

organisation is

stimulant to the interest of a busy and unimagi dying fuck

people-results. and irresponsible causus. The "Board f Erin

of being beneft to discover that, all apknown-to-them, a-more- keeps up some feeble socisty as on oxouse for its existence. Its berano veline for Ireland has been bors into the

letion of bed

of

good omen for the Empire Ringularly bnsitions in life is the manufacture of members as yell and, after its first inevitable wrestlings of Parliament and mayors and the distribution of official patronage among its followers

The circumstance above all others which makes its

intolerable to supremacy.

old-fashioned Nationalists and would make it an insurmount able bar to Home Rale if it were to prevail, is that, by initial rate,

all persons who are not Catholics are disqualified for membership of the Order. Hence one of the first objects of the All for Ireland League is to dislodge the" Molly Maguires from the control of the National motement, and restore that equality and fra ternity of Irishmen of all religions, racoa, and ranks which has been the ideal of all Irish patriots of note for the past century and a half.

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Subscribed Capital The colonies are in Dublin in exactly the same number : the

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of Parliament coincided in the settlement thus arrived st Iristen's own

and patriotism. In the spirit of the Conference of 1905 half the entire agricultural aron of Ireland was transferred from the land- lards to

to the

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Veto Conference, i... four representa possible way. Vatnog developed in every tives on each side. Both British parties and granted to British Concessions, have been II. Fire Funds both Houses.

for Africa) the and Angola (Partguacates in Mostmbique exploitation of rubber and ivory, as also minerals, in which these two provinces are Further British capital is being welcomed in every way. This year's wheat crep is promising, andl

forsigo

be much imports will loss. This will mean more gold remaining the country, which, together with the heavy remittances realised by the vast supplies of Bao Thomé coere and offee and Angola

tends to keep the rabber,

the exchange wall and Lelps to consolidate the general financial position. For the first time for many years the "Portugues Extern

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St.

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Mr. Dillou, by his speeches and by the secret influence of the Molly Maguires," and

пр

Mr. Sexton, through the Freeman's Journoia note published in the Oficial Gazette |

to

waged an implacable war against land purchase by conciliatory methods. They finally succeeded in inducing Mr. Birrell to pass the Act of 1909, which practically repends the

the bonefeat Act of 1903, and pats a tre

of replacing ownership by peasant prosess

of The abrogation of the Act proprietary. The

1903 fell in admirably with the convenience of the Treasury and of the Becialist wing of the Liberal party. It absolved the Treasury from the obligation to fasgos Irish land purchase or a large scale on

the plea of the tightages of monoy, and it was entirely after the heart of Mr. Lloyd George, who hates peasant proprietary

the land and looks to nationalisation of the create his now heuren and now earth.

The All-for-Ireland League, on the contrary, stands firm by the Treaty of

of Peace and Conciliation of 1903, which was endorsed it thousands of resitutions at the time by the Irish party, the United Irish Leagu and thre country. The new movement is

the simply on march to take up the old

the ground donated by party and its leader, under Mr. Dillen's unlucky guidanos. We stand loyally for adelity to t

the

of peace of 1903 on the part of the the tenants, and of the Imperial Trassary. The fret step towards anything worth talking of in Ireland is a recurrence to the status quo of 1903, with respect to the lead, Next follow rearrangment of the would financial relations between a prodigiously rich Empire and a dependent island too poor for any serious contribution (savs iu men) to the tremendous armaments which bare swollen the Imperial Budget,

draw alike to

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As regards the political outlook, Benhor Teixeira de Souza, the Premier, has declarad that under the new laws all parties will in fatars have a treatment at the polls, including the Republicans. This has done runch to appease popular feeling, and if the now Ministry continues in the same path of reform, the country will settle down to a long era of peaceful development:

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These two great problemas once adjusted, we should move on to the final and very much easier problem of self-government on anch terms as would allay all reasonable upprehen- sions either on the part of the Protestant minority or of British imperialista. Se for us one may guess, the solution would follow those federal lines which have been everywhere the successful in the British, dominions beyond sea which O'Connell's strong, sanso arged him substitute for the programme of repeal, and which Isaac Batt made the basis of the lat ter-day Irish parliamentary movement. But the All-for-Ireland League pins itself to no cast- iren plas in advance upon the subject. It looks to a great National Conference bereafter to to the Protest. Nationalists,.to sensible ant minority, and to the British people, and none

history us who know the

of recent a.shadow of that such a confer- Broo would not separate without an agreement satisfactory all round. substantially satisf

It is sometimes a bit distressing to find how little England can be

be brought to realise the existence of great movements in Ireland unless they manifest themselves by soms violent out- break, The consolation is that this congenital English incapacity to appreciate the importance ion in Ireland is the conclusivo of surrents of opinion i argument for letting Irishmen deal with those inecratable ousas de Iveran themselves. Until the "Molly Maguire" party were routed at the

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