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1. MR. HALDANE'S ARITHMETIC. EBY THE DUKE OF BEDFORD, LG, IN "THE DAILY TELEGRAPH."] At the close of the mining of the Territorial Force it is probable that the value of that body of men will be vehemently discussed, Sash a discussion, as it seems to mo, will divert atten- tion from a more important subject, namely, the condition to which the Government are reduc. ing the. Begular Army. The really serious questions are whether, without speading more both the Regular Army and the Terri torial Fures can be peseryed, and which of the

money,

two should be sacrificed.

The Ember Committee has made the position of).

& Military Member of the Army Council

impossible. In the case of & Commander NAPIER JOHNSTONES'

in-Chief that great officer must be at the

and of his sative career. Further promo tion for him in out of the question: he is independent because he has reached the top of the fres, A General in the Army Council has still his career before him, and hopes by favour of the Secretary of State for War to climb higher. He is not likely to increase his chance of selection for further advancement if ho rosigns his membership of the Council because he condemns the military merits of some pes scheme of a Secretary of State for War. knows that if he does resign the Secretary of State for War can easily replace him by s now member who is sure to support and further the policy-from which be disented. His resignation

69 3

In the following letters I propose to discassis futile, bosides which it entails sinking into the critical position which the Regular Army the obscurity of half pay and the loss of a salary will occupy in 1913, when the changes intro of either £3,000 or £2,000 a year. The rosigue

a body was duced by the Government have come into full tion of the whole Army Council speration. The points that I shall try to clearly not contemplated by its cron ore, sud Auch united notion might well appear to its establish may be thus summarised:

not of muting. members te resemble Hence it has come to pass that the Army Council conceive that their duty to their country is summed up in Lord Tennyson's famous line: "Thairs not to reason why," but to obey the Secretary of State for War.

been

The Establishment of the Regular-Army has een roduced by 34,241 men sinde 1905.

The Regular Beserve will fall from 137,000, present strength, to 106,000 in 1913, a decrease

£31,000 non-commissioned officers and men,

There is a difference between the strength of the Militia in 1905 and that of the Special

serve of to-day of 24,087 non-commissioned.

and officers £180.

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STEAMERS BUJUN HARU, Japanese str., 1,300. Y. Fuseno, 11th Sept.-Shanghai and Swatow 10th Bapt., General-Osaks Shosen Kaisha. CATHERINE APOAR, British str., 1,730, G. F. Hudson, 25th Sept.-Calcutta, Penang and Bingapore 19th Sept., General-David Bassoon & Co.

CHANOSHA, British str., 1,463, Edw, Finlayson, 27th Sept.-Australia via Philippines 24th Aagust, General-Rutterfield & Swire, CHENAN, British sir, 1,350, Lloyd Jones, 25th

Sept.-Shanghai 2nd Bopt., General Batterfold Swire.

CHIPSHING,

British str., 1,199,-F. Mooney, 25th Sept-Tiontain 18th, Chefoo 19th and Weihaiwoi 20th September, General—- Jardine, Matheson & Co.

COWNIE, Britteh str.. 3,055, J. Fallas, 7th Sept. --Singapore 1st Sept., K-rosens Oll-- Asistio Petroleum & Co.

DAGNY,

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Aagaard, Thoresen & a

DEEWENT, British str, 1,574, Jenkins, 24th-

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KAGA MARU, Japanese str. 3,906, Kitano, 23rd

Sept-Wakamatsu 17th Sept., Cosl Biten: Bishi Goshi Kwalsha.

KIANO PING. Chinese str., 1,222, H. Vaden, 5th September-Chinking 30th August, General-Tang Lee & Co.

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The present Government have had nothing to do with the abolition of the office of Com- The Regular Army and the Regalar Reserve, mander-in-Chief. It is an open question plus the Militia if it had remained at its strength whether we have not lost more than we have

of presence 9-1,035 a in 1905. would have been 69,323 gained by being deprived of the mon stronger than the Rogalar Army with its great soldier, who can, in sirtno of his office and Regular and Special Reserves will be in 1913.

with the weight of past service and great of the men with the Colours experience, speak to the country on behalf of LANE, CRAWFORD & CO., bas beca

norensed by passing seventeen-your-the whole Anay. We are becoming increasingly old d boys through the Special Reserve into the aware of the disadvantage of having as an Army

Council an impalpable

body Regular Army.

which is only The number of 106,372, given in Lord Erroll's articulate when it repeats the views of the return as the minimum of the Army Reserve in 1913, must be overestimated, as the calentation Secretary of State. This dissatisfaction was

expressed in

in Parliamentary debates-last year' into the is based on establishment and not on strength.

the suggestion that on inquiry In the

And summer

of 1913 the first state of the Spasial Reserve was boodal, and apring class Army Reserve, together with Section D, this year in the desire for the independent for the requirements of an advice of some distinguished soldier on the will be Expeditiorce of six i

of six divisions.

value of the Torritorial Army. At present of State for War addresses Section D has been condemned for activo

art with the country on Kally-Konny. The Army Council are now com the added weight of all his responsible pelled to rely on Soction D meu for the perform advisors behind him. He has the absorbed

of duties for which they are known to be into himself the part of

Commander-in-Chief This unit.

is the inevitable sequel of that

speaking on behalf of the Army; but the policy

which

they accepted in 1906. The Special Reserve, in order to provide the opinione which he uttere are not born of the experience of Army Council. They are the Army Reserve of 250,000 promised by the Boors-military views of an eminent civilian whom the tary of State for War when explaining the Army Army Council are bound to support. Estimates in 1909, ought to number 95,000 men, all fit for foreign service.

service by Ganera's Lord Methusu and Sir Then the Secretarisry matters he spen

Mr. Haldson has reduced the establishment of the Special Reserve from 90,000 to 70,000, and 67,948, one-third of whom the strength now are too young for foreign service.

the

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ML. HALDANE'S" "90,000 STRONGER." When the nine battlions of Infantry dis-TOTICE-THIS COAL can only be obtained from THE LABUAN COAL appeared from the Army List in 1909 and redtio tions in other branches were foreshadowed, we FIXEDS CO., LD., who are prepared to Supply wore all convinced that we must presently see FRESH COAL straight from the Miner a diminution in numbers. On the contrary, the Steamers load at the Wharvos, Quick despatch In 1913, when all Militiauen who were induced to transfer to the Special Reserve by Seorotary of State for War assured as in 1908 Telegrams: "Labor Labusa."

BRADLEY & Co., Agente of bounties have become time expired, that, "So far from the Regular Army having been Now NOW Hongkong, 12th August, 1909. ent down, we are to-day 30,000 stronger." increased this immaturity will be much

of State for

Wor makes an The Special Infantry Reserve is 1,380 sub when a Secretary alterns short of establishment, Except the announcement of that kind the country assumes, Permanent Staff, who must be retained at home, and is justified in assuming, that, as far from the fores has no com patent non-commissioned any reductions having been made in the Re- officers to take charge of drafts going on active galar Army, 90,000 men have been added to the

abroad Bervice

number of men serving with the Colours, That inference

M the only one which the which is It is not accurate to describe the Specialis on possibly draw. is by no means ac- Reserve as

te Militia under suether name.

(MITSU BISHI 00.) The Special Reserve is a substitute, and a very curate. The number of 90,000 represented the or establishment of all sorry substitate, for the Regular Reserve reduced, nominal maximum or

COAL DEPARTMENT. The Militin, which ambered in 1905 24,087 branches of the Special Reserve,

first pred fficers and wen and 625 formation of that now Force BOLE PROPRIETORS of TAKASIMA non-commissioned officers more than

the Special Reserve of today, and it corresponded approximately

actual number of men present in the ranks of OCHI, MUTABE, HOJO, NAMAZUTA, has been abolished.

There is now no Force which can give expan- the Militia previous to its abolition. But of SAYO, SHINNEW and KAMIYAMADA the total sumber of the 90,000 who were at that sion by units to the Regular Army OvOBOS.

A proportion so The Army Rese

Resorve

of 200,000 men promised in

the Militia, only A moment 1909 is now

is now absolutely impossible, even ou paper, ospted transfer to the Special Reserve in con- The Establishment of the Special Contingent, aideration of a £Z bounty, and, as a matter of were never added to the Category B. is 7,552 Their strength, accord- fact, 90,000 men iog to the Army Estimates this year, is 552, strength of the Regular Army. leaving a deficit of 7,000 men.

In dealing with the Army Estimates this The Special and their place in year, the Secretary of State for War informs us Contingent is non-existent, and

that the establishment of the Special Reserve

BRANCH OFFICES-NAGASAKI, " the Expeditionary Free must be supplied by will in future ho 70,000 and that the setnál

MOJI, KARATSU, WAKAMATSU, men from the Regal r Reserve.

KOBE, OSAKA, SHANGHAI, strength now is 67.948. This menus that a

HONGKONG, HANKOW. Cable addresses for above, "IWASAKI" strength of 90,000 non-commissioned offers and men, who were actually present in the

Western Unior. EL Militis, will be reduced-toan-establishment of Codes, AL, ABC 5th 70,000 for all branches of the Spell Reserve ME. HALDANE'S MARCH MADNESS.

We дом know that the 90,000 Militiamen On the 8th March, 1906. Mr. Haldane, as

the Army Secretary of State for War, stated in the House referred to as having been added to DI Commons

that: There was a rumour the have dwindled down to 67,948 Special Re other day in the papers that I had decided to servists, most of whom are Line recruits pare recommend the abolition of ten battalions of the and simple, and as such at counted twice over, one with the Line and once with the Special and I tried to describe that rumour Live.

Reserve. It is trus nidus squiaus, which se a polite

that by military law a correctly an a

woldier of the

a minn enlisted Regular Force and classic way of calling it a mare's post for foreign service, and on account of this I bad decided to

to do anything of

of that kind

definition the Militiaman was excluded from would have been in military eyes tantamonut fo insanity. But in the following month

but, same way the Special Reservist is no rock- Haldane not only changed his own Mr being counted in with the Regular Army in the poreunded all the members of the Army Council oned. The Special Reserve to-day numbers

ore which in March seemed an net of 67,948 men are 1,823 officers, that is, 24,087 insanity had in April become an inspired policy and 625 officers less than the number zetually dis- serving and present in the Militia in 1905. Of of Army reorganisation. Nine battalions

forthwith from the Army List, and a course, the Militia was not enlisted for feiting teath Guards battalion was sent abroad service, but officers and men were always

abolition. Thus began the policy-of to serve abroad, and for some years previous to pording whe reducing the Regular Army and its Reserves their sholition were pressing to be enlisted for

order

Spence that purpose. A to

A Bill enlisting the Militia for and abolishing the Militia in

and to create a collection

foreiga service on mobilisation passed its second 2nd September, 1910. ASIATIC POSTAGE STAMPS

ANDTibe Territorial Arch as the Special Rereading in the House of Lords on the 30th of PICTORIAL POST CARDS, of non-Regalor Forces UST Received a Selection of POSTAGE serve, the Special Contingent, men in the Ter March, 1905. There is, therefore, no weight inONSIGNEES are hereby notified that

STAMP CATALOGUE FOR 1910, ritorial Army who accept a foreign service badge, the argument that the Special. Reserve is on- Picture and Painting Books, Novels, Postage men belonging to all branches of our military listed for foreign service and that the Militia Stamp Albums with Moveable Leaf, Fuzile Fost Forces at the same time, and on serving upon Force could not be counted as available for Carts, School and Shopping Bags, Dells, Toys, a Militia hasiabatever that be as a subali- survios overseas.

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Bangkok 15th Sept., Rise and Teak-Batterfield & wire

Korat, German str., 1.223. H. Oldson, 25th.

Sept.-Bangkok and Kohsichang 17th Sept., Gerora-Busterȧolt & Swire. KOREA, American str., 5,651, B. Sandberg, 24th September-San Francisco 23rd Angust, General -P. M. 8. 8. Ca

KUCHOW, British str., 1,460, J. D. Martin. 27th August Saigon 23rd Aug., General -- Yug Bung & cá

LANDRAT SCRIPT. German str., 1,012, A. Struve, 24th Sept.-Bangkok 15th and Swatow 23rd Sept,, Hice Biemsson & Co. LENNOX.

British str., 2,361, D. Reid, lat Sopt. Keelung 30th Aug. General-- Dodwell LOONGSANG, British str. 1,092, F. Whooler, 27th Sept. Mauila 23iv! Sept, General--- Jarhue, Matbesun & Co.

Locsox, Germani str., 1.020, G. Schultzoo, 27th Sept-Kobaichang 20th Sept., Rice and TonkButterfield & Swire.

MARIS, German str., 1,169, Christiansen, 26th

Sept.-Manik 23rd September, Ballast Jebsen

& Co.

MERFOO, Chinese str., 1.339. T. Froberg, 26th Sept Shanghai 23rd September, General -0. M. 8. N. Co.

No, 3

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Japanesa atr., 3,778, T. Takai, 17th Sept-Moji 11th Sept., Coal-Order. ONSANG, British str., 1.737, A. J. Baller. 25th Bept.-Hongay 22nd Sept, Coul-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

FAKLAT, German str., 1,018, E. Gatbemann,

24th Bapt.-Bangkok 17th Sept., Rico Butterfield & wire.

PHEUMPENH, British str.. 1.065. J. H. Boott,

20:1 Sept.- Saigon 16th Sept., Rice Chinese

PROMETHEUS, Norwegian str., 1,024, 0.,

Kerneliensen, 15th Sept-Manila 12th September, General Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

Gortona str., 1.275, H. C. Roher. 24th Sept-Ranjang 17th September, Wood

cher Lloyd.

RAJAH,

SEATTLE MAEU, Japanese ste, 3,113, G. Saito, 26th Bapt.-Tacoma Wash., and Manila 23rd Sept.. Floor and General-Osaka Shosen Kaisha.

SHANTUNG British str., 1835, J. Robinson,

24th Sept Sourabaya 14th Sept., Sugar Butterfield & Swire.

BRANST, British str. 1,223, Pottinger, 23rd

Sept.-Java 13th September, Sugar Butterfeld & Swiro.

BETIBETORO MAKU,

1. Japanese str. 2.479, Aten-- 15th Sept.-Wakamatan 8th Sept., Coal-Orala Shesen Kaisha.

SUDEA,

British str., 3,929, W. E. Kolway, 27th Sept-Keelung 25th Sept, General- Standard Oil Co.

SUISANG, British str. 1,716, M. Bicknell, 25th

Bopt-Chingwantso 18th Sept, Coal Chinoso,

SUNGKIANG, British etc., 987, H. A. Hards, 15th September-Amoy 12th September, General Balterfeld & Swire.

WONAKOI, German str. 1.115, H. Ibbeken

24th Sept.-Bangkok 15th Sept., Rice and Wood-Butterfield & Sire

WOBANG, British str., 1.127. Smith, 25th Sept. and Bwalow 24th September, Jardine, Matheson & Co. WORC, British str. 1,227. A. Lacker, 4th September Shanghai 31st Ang., General

Batterfield & Swire,

"PALMA," froni Port Baid, arrivod YAWATA MARU, Japanese str, 3.816. T. Sekine, 27th September-Yokohama 30th Sept., General Nippon Yusen Kaisha Sept.--Manila 24th September,. General→→ ZAFIEO, British str. 1.618 A. Fraser, 26th

Showan, Tomes & Co

these chests are lying in the Kowloon. Godowns unclaimed at their sole risk and Lading for countersignature, to enable them perse, and are requested to present their Bill To sum up the increase and the decrease of to take delivery of the goods without further

Regular Army. In March, 1906, the Seora delay.

E A HEWETT, AN ARMY COUNCIL, AT HEEL.

Superintendent. That polior bas received the unanimous up. tary of State for War told me that te reduce

P&O.8. N. Co. port of the whole Army Council. Offers on the strength of the Regular Army by tou

guiar Army battalions was the active list cannot discuss the Regu

military eyes tantamount to

[1118 Hongkong, 27th September, 1910, a few months later, with the approval without insanity, a Special Reserve Reg policy o oriticising the of the Army Council their of the entire Army Council, piuo baltalions

8.8. "OCEANTEN.”. lips are, therefore, closed. On the other hand, are disbanded. As regards the reinctions in I note

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES the opinion is to the Regular Army formed by other branches of the Regular Army

MARITIMES. of the Royal Garrisca those who are no longer on the active list that the officers audi inta in |

and

and

Butirely outweighed by the solid support

whith, Artillery

in

NOTICE.

17.756. a not as the experience of March, 1906, shows ns, the 1905 was 22.216; in 1910 it Army

Council consider it in their duty to give, reduction of 4,460. The establishment of Royal

ONSIGNEES of Cargo from London under every circumstance, to the Secretary of Engineers non-commissioned offcers and wen

and "Medoo" ex 5.8. Matapan member of in

9,600. State for Was. In theory when a

The establishment for in 1905 was of is 8,608, & bet reduction of 922 men. There from Bordeaux ex sa Ville de Lille" and

1910

the Army Council differs from the Tap 7 is also a reduction in the Royal Field ArtV. de Cette in connection with above

State for War he maet reagn.

of the Report of the War Office Reconstitu- lery with which I shall deaf in detail later. Steamer, are hereby informed that their goods

follows:

By the General Anaus Report on the with the exception of Upinu, Tressure and tion Committee rang

the establishment on the lat of Valuables are being landed and stored at their October,

ay &

The decisions takeo will stand and exécutive Ritlet 1905; for the British and Indian and riska into the hazardous and/or extra hazardons, orders

will be issued in the use of the roarsonisk establishment was fixed at 288,788. By Godowns of the Hongkong-Kowloon Wharf and A whole.

It thus becomes the duty of Buy Military Member of the Conncil who may dis- the Army Estimates for 1910-11 the establirli

be obtained immediately after landing. sent from a decision taken either to resign office ment for the same was fixed at 254,547, page Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless

the relection in for

of 34.241. establishment to the 11

intimation the Estimates for 1910-11) 11 of

or to accept a share of action involved, W

While, therefore, Service should prevent any

paber

vitet principle

retaining office if what be

to

of policy is

Godown Co., Ltd., at Kovioon, whence delivery

is received from the Consignsés from In 1909 Mr. Haldane told us that there had before NOON, TO-DAT, requesting it to be landed

been no reduction in the numbers of the Regular here. been

but that 90,000 men had been added to

If the

Bille of Lading will be countersigned by the

drevened loyalty to colleagues will prevent its stropes of ment, advised by Undersigned, Gloods remaining holsinafter

the opinions of individual Members from be the Committee

known outside the Council-room. The dang

digront of any Member who dous not thereupon

110

1 All claims must be sent in to me on or before.

Defence, decide on the 3rd, Oct., at Noon, will be subject to rent the

because it is need- and landing charges. Regular large for the requirements of Imperial resign in, by that fact, annplied, and he must as Defence, that is a matter of policy upon which the 4th Oot, or they will not be recognised.

should offer

ariticira But I do protest! All damaged packages will be examined on cept his share of the consequent responsibility."

However admirable that paragraph might be against the assertion that, so far from reducing the 3rd Oct, at 3.F.. for early Christian martyre who did sat seek the numbers of the Begular Army, 90,000 men worldly, advancement, it is strangely ill adapted were added to its strength in 1909, when the for moderm Major-Generals, striving to wrest Army Estimates for this year show that the from each other the prizes of their profession. I numbers are reduced by 34,241 men..

No Fins Insurance has been effected.

P: THOMAS, Agent Hongkong, 26th September, 1910,

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