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INHERENT PROBABILITIES FOR 1911.

At the opening of a new year, prophesy des conds for a few days from the realms of the ocenit and becomes a fashionable hobby. Indeed, to an observant person, with a retentive memory, the role of the snor is now comparatively simple; there are so many volumes of statistics and books. of information which can.

be consulted for nothing that imagination is hardly nosessary.

Buy more.

For 1911, there are certain events-such us Suffragette breakfasts at the Criterien and Free Trade eulogius by Mr. Asquith-which cannot aten be included in the category of probabilities; we know by bitter experience that they are moral certainties. But possibly an incomplete calendar of the more obvious probabilities of the Now Year way in useful to politicians and others afliated with short memories.

January, The Chancellor of the Exchequer makes na immortal" speech at Houndeditch ou the social problem. Strange silence on the part of the Prime Minister.

The Home Secretary visits a prison and orders the release of a low convicts.

February.-Parliament ments; the Prime Ministor shows much adroitness in auswering questions from bis ardent followers,

Towards the end of the month the pantomimo Benson comes to a close, and Mr. Asquith in- troduces the Parliament Bill,

March.The Chancellor of the Exchequer delivers a historic address at a non-political meeting at Bermondsey, violently attacking the House of Lords.

The First Lord of the Admiralty apologises to his followers for maintaining the British Nary,

April-Growing impatienge of the Radical party at the coaliuued existence of the House of Lards.

May.The Parliament Bill agaiu; noble pirit of self-sacrifice shown by prominent Rad iosis, who inform the Prime Ministar that they aro ready to become Punts for the sake of the Cause.

June. A cheerful mouth; public interest in the Coronation puts polities in the shade, and. strangely enough, no one seems to be any the worse for it.

July-Good temperalowly evaporating. Far- thor Radical grumblings at the continuod exi- tence of the House of Lords.

August-Parliament decides to take a holiday, by general consent of all partios. The Prime Ministar announces that tho Will of the People ahati prevail, and is londly cheered by the mem- bors of the National Liberal Club.

September-Strenuous competition between the Chancellor of the Exchequer and the Homs Secretary for Prose notices on their holiday adventuros...

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Cetoker Summer acts in early in the mouth, and is closely followed by some brisk winter weather.

The Home Secretary reversos a law magis terial decisions.

November,The Prime Ministor speaks at the Guildhall on foreign affairs, and naglects to mention the Constitutional question at all. Resentful criticis,by the Radied Press at this Japse into patriotism..

December-The Chancellor of the Exchequer threatens the House of Larils with total destruo tion; languid amusomeat of the public; general discussion as to the possibilities of the Now Year. -L. H. D. in the Pall Mall Gazelle,

SHIPPERS AND MERCHANTS.

In the City of Loudon Court, last month. point of some importates to shipowners nud merchants was submitted to his hannar Judga Lumloy Smith, K.C. The time-chartered owners of a steamship sued a timber merchant for balance of "toight. The soliciter for the defendant mid the a questio had arisen for the first time which way of wach im ortines to shipowners and merchant freighters, and the decision would govern numerona engas, Ao tions wore continually being brought by ship owners for balance of freight, and the defence generally raiend was shortage. In the present claim £41 154ld was demanded, and a counter claim laud ar ratsel for £41 168 4d. In the Anjority of ruch as the shipowners were foreigners. If the amount of the dinim was paid inta asart then the foreige plaintiffs could sail sway, and the movebant froighters in this country could not recover the amount of their counter. claim

In those streuumstances it had been the practies of freighters for a considerable time to adopt the form of dofonce used in the oaso. Subjoot to the counter-claim the defendant admitted the elnim, and counter-claimed for shortage. Defendant contouded that the money should be kept in conyt untill the trial, whereas the plaintiffs wanted to take it on. Plaintiffs wore an English fives, but the principle was the same. There was no hardship in keeping the money in court,

The Registrar (Mr. J. Anstey Wild) had decided that the money paid into court must l paid out at once, but the point was important. and it had bon reserved for the jungo.

The plaintiffs solicitor submitted that the Registrar was right. Dofondant wanted some. thing read into the rules which was not there. The Court had no jurisdiction to keep the money in emirt. There had been an absolute tender, and the plaintifs had accepted it.

Judge Lumley Smith said the plaintiffs' best polat was that it was no good for the defendant to pay the money in if the plaintiffs could not get it. As the point was important he would take time to consider his judgment.

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LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The Shire Line str. Carnarvonshire left Singapore for Hongkong on the 5th inst, und may be expected here on or about the 13th inst The 0.8.K. str. Seattle Mora left Tacoma, Waal, for this port via Japan and Manila os the 4th iust, und is tus here on the 12th prox.

The H-A. Linie str. Hellas loft Shanghai ou the 8th instant am, and may he expected here

on or about the 12th instant,

The Swedish str. Yeddo left Sabang on the 7th instant, and may be expected here on the 18th instant.

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ously slow to move, and one of the results of Port authorities and dockowners are notori-

common to most of these bodies in that they the policy of procrastination which seems to be find themselves seriously embarrassed by the aupton-so far as the proprietors. of the dock rapid growth in the size of steamers South estato aro concorned-is one of the few oxcep- tions to this inte. Liverpool and New York did manage at the laventit boar to provide for the deep draught of the Lusitani and Mauret anin, but the London and Sonth-Western Rail way Company have taken time by the forelock and are hastening thecompletion of a magnificent dock into which the new White Star leviathans will be able to enter with case and safety, The same tribute cannot be paid to New York, where the problem of accommodating these vessels is still calling for a satisfactory solution.

PASSENGERS,

ABEJVED.

Per Nubia, for Hongkong, from Yokohama, Allkin and servant, Mr J. Crouch and Dr. Mr J. M. Higgins; from Kobo, Mr W. I Heywood Smith from Shanghai, Right Rev. son; from Yokohama, for Port Said, Mrs A.M. Bishop and Mrs Levis, and Mr E. J. Wilkin Clarke; for London, Mrs Willis, Mrs Hastings and child, and Mr Mitchell; from Kobe, for London, Mr H. C. Arthur; from Shanghai, for Singapore, Mr R. W. Davidson; for Marseilles, Major J. J. Sillery, Mrs Cugno and child; for London, Mr C. f. Irvine, Mrs Wobster and infant, Miss Spurling, Miss Swordor, Miss A. L. Moffatt, Mrs Hall, 2 infants and amah, Mrs Boss and Infant, Mrs. Bowerman.and 2 infants, Miss Page. Mr D. MacMillan, Mr and Mrs L.. Mackintosh, Mrs Lestie and Miss T. Aulstone..

The point has been raised whether harbour Mas Ethel Collari, Comm. and Mrs A. J. Per Yorck, for Hongkong, from Southampter authorities, alarmed at the cost of providing Daloy and Miss It. Jenkins; from Genoa, Mr for such mammoth steamers, will refuse to make Charles Grell, Mrs J.R. Walker, Mr and Mrs further outlays in this direction. The question Carl Francke, and Mr Theodor Hbsen: from is not one which cau answered out of hand, says Colombo, Mr F. J. Halton, Mr and Mrs George- the Syren, for there are undeniably grare Roguer, Mrs G. H. Fisher, Mra M. Fisher naucial factors to be taken into consideration. Benoit, Mr and Mrs A. G. Lyman, Cons, Dr. Sporking broadly, however, we fancy that no port. Borch and family, and Mre Josof McPherson; which desires to increase its trado could afford to from Singapore, Dr. Weber, Mr A. C. Hayton, purane such a line of action: In discussing any Mrs Wilhan Shirh, Mrs Tilbe. Mrs W. Me- limitation in the size of steamships, it must be-Arthur, Miss A. M. Friend, Mr J. Christiani, borne in mind that purely commercial considor Mr N. Murray, Mr J. M. Powers Potts, Mrand tions dominate the situation. We have it on the authority of Sir William White that, from the Mr Owen Elgar, Mr C, J. Robinson, Mr P. point of view of steadiness and uniformity of Schalthofer, Exsil. Dr. Oscar, Miss Shushal,

and T. Gandy, Miss Fracakel, Mr.

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,

MELCHERS & Co., GENERAL AGENTS HONGKONG & CHINA,

PASSENGER SEASON 1911.

IN 25 DAYS TO ITALY

BY THE

MAGNIFICENT N.D.L. LINERS:

Mr. J. I. Andrew. Mias M. Arnet Mr and Mrs J. H. Backhouse

Mr T. L. Baldwin

Mr & Mrs TC. aabam

Mr W. H. Barham

Mr G. G. Bartlett

ME

4. Вобщен

B. A

Mr.P. Becker

eker

Air L. Beckingeale.

Mr. J.

Af

Bentley

Mra

ra Billandot and sid

Mr and Mr. N. E

Blaucho Mr M, du Pois

Mr. J. W. C. Bonnar Mrs K. Boothby & inft.

Bray

Mr W. C Punner Mies M. B

M. But er Mrs J. S. Van Buren

and maid

Princess Capta

Canterns 314 And Maid Mr F. W. Came Ar. P. 1.

Chor Mr. W. E. Clarke Mr F. D.

D. Cheshire Mr. Mr E. H. Colleyshaw Miss N. Compton Mr. H. L. Condon

Reex Davies

Bon

4.5. Cobden

n. Mrs Me Frank Davis Mr H. Decker Mr & Mr. P. B. Denison Mr H. W. Denison Mr & Mrs A. B. Dewey Mr G. F. Dicki

Capt. & Mrs D. roga

Mr W. C. Drew

Mrs Ebner

Be E Edwards

MeJ ' Kabama Jr. Mr & Mrs W. . Kraft Capt. & Mrs P. Laboade Capt. R.

E. Later M&Ms H.D. Law,

N. Mr V.

Lovi

Mr 6. M. Lindenborger

Mr J. H. Litte Mr. G. T

Mr. W.

Lloyd

Logan Mrs O. P. Long- Mr & M Mr A. S ailf 2, 15.

Lonebond

sorvent

Mev. ET. do Mey

Mr J, C.

Mare

Lr. O. Marriakt Mr F

Manon

Miss K. A. Massoy." Mr I. McFall Me S 8. Mokea Mr and Mrs CP. Me Williams

Mr. & Mr. J. Mejor Mix & àlis Merz Mr M.

Misukeut Mr R Mortimer Mr. A. B. Moulder Mr. M. F. Mu ray Mr & Mira J. J. Nairn Bir P. W. L.

W. Nanninga V. 1. Nordbaux Mr C. D. Nichols Mr A. W. Nielzola M. and Mrs. F. D.

Northcombo Mengen Mr J. 0. Mr J. L. Packs My da Mr. E

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Mr DJ. Pisa Mr. r. C. Potra

Mr. W. T. Pritchard Bir & Mrs Queio...

Mr F. Rattenburg

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Mr

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17,000

ON AFRIL 19TH.

Capt. O. PAHNKE.

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& ORIENTAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO. HOMEWARD

1911.

spaest under all westbos conditions, no farther Alex. Shem, Miss A Y PENINSULAR considerable increase in the size of Transatlantio and C. J. Boden; for Tsingtau, from Humburg, liners is really necessary. The determining Mr W. Busse and family; for Shanghai, from factors consequently are whether sufficient car Southampton, Miss E. B. Wilson, Misa Ada can be secured for the great space available, and whether the longer ataye in port and propor. A. Freeman, Messrs F. H. Hair, W. B. tionate loss of earning power will be compensated Solly, Frank Roater, Wm. Robertson and A. Kolt Miss S. M. Pattortas, Miss Byuthi, Mr for by the lessoned cost of transport. It is at Longman. Misses Forla, Spink, Cruickshanks, interesting question which only time cau deside. and M. E. Fearon; from Genoa, Mr George

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Per Derflinger, for Europe, &c, Mrs Mera and daughter, Mr R. Eppendorf, Mr H. Sobin- ter, Mr W. G. Eccleston, Mr C. Halloran, Mr sud Mrs John J. Nairn, Mr L. Kirpatrick, Mr F. Frey and party, Dr. W. E. Musgrave, Vice. Governor and Mrs Gilbert, Mr A, Kahae, Mrs and Miss Bowdotch, Mr Bowdsteh, Mr Ware, Mrs P. G. Eastwick, Mrs M. W. Milliken, Mr. Leading Brand Diokie. Masara Perdue, L. Friedlainder. D. da

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PROPOSED SAILINGS OF MAIL STEAMERS

AND LONDON, COLOMBO, INDIA, AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, BRINDISI, &c. THROUGH TICKETS ISSUED TO BOSTON AND NEW YORK.

Leave Connecting Steamers Due

from CoxoMBO to HONGKONG

MARSEILLES & LONDON

Steamer

STEAMERS

Due MARSEILLES PLYMOUTH (Brindisi (London 2days earlier) 1 day later)

S. Hogh

Mr. C. Humphreys

MF R. Innes

Mre, C. Mr

Jack

3.4. Jam

M. E. C. In ien Dr. & Mr Kolly Mr A. S.-Kibber

Kon

Mr W. J. Kihn Nr. P. H. Klimansk

Kimosctase

Condr. F. Acton, R.N. Mr F. Acton & Mail Ur E. Arndt

Capt. D. Paird. Mr. F. Fevington Dr. Black Dr. & Mrs H.W. Brown Mr. Mrs... Ci apina

Cocker

Mr. 1 ME

R

Kos

and Mrs W. C. Redfola Mr II. F. Edfsid Miss'. P. Robins Mr C. 11, Bro

Scamidt

Mr

Bir El. MrT

Schriver

MU. R Scott

Shimada

Mr Y. I

Mr-f. D. Shouldice

Mr & 178 Sisford

and child

Mr Arthur Slingsby Mr H H. Salemon

Dr. Ma, Spalding Mr. J. Spitt'es

Mise Square

Lt. & C. Stainer Mia st vers

Mr & Mrs S. W. Taylor Mis Taylor

MrO, W. Towkesburg Mr. and aire. M. L

Thompson

3s . E. Tuebbin....

child Vaughan

Air J.

Mr 3. R. Vide Me SEJ: N. Walker Mr. T. Waita Mr W. Wassendorf Mr. & Mrs.

H..!I, WhiteTM Mr. D. White Mies Whittal

Mr G. G. Woo Me J. B Wood Mr & Mrs G. J. Wooda

it B

PRIVATE HOTEL.

Mr. McNulty

Mr.sire, D. Mandoli Master Mande!! M&Mrs J. Mofaichon Mr. C. . Meyer: Comdr. J. E. Palmer, Mra J, E. Palmer Sir Francie

Mr.W

Mr, P. Sydenham Dixon ra. Giga

Mr&Mrs. Donnelly

Mr, J. G. S Gan den

Mr. & Mrs C. Harroy

Cuneul J. M Macedo

Mr. H. Rodman

Miss K Sachse

Capt.&

Mr. Schultzen

M A. L. Shields

Mr. B. D. Stewart

Mr. & Mrs: Tibba

Jajo & MrsFJ, Hunter M. B. Wably

Mr. & Ms. F. N. James Mr. and Mrs. E. A. M. Mr. & Mrs. C. Leg n

Willin

Mr. J. F. Macgregor Mr. J. W. Wilion

KING EDWARD HOTEL

Mr & Mrs E. E. Ancott f'r Balilios

Mr M. P. Beattie Mia Brands

Mr and Mrs H. B.. Bridger & Son iss R, Chrystal Mr & Mra D. Creeth Mr Geo, Crouch

Forra

Dr. Findeisen

M. Potrest

"

to COLOMDO

Steatmer Tons 1 P.M. SATURDAY

DELHI

8009 ARCADIA 7000 ASSAYE 7500 March MARMORA 10500 March DEVANHA 8000 April DELHI

8000

April ASSATE

7500 DELTA

T'ons

SATURDAY

FRIDAY

.February 4 February 18

MANTUA

.....11000

March 4

March 10

-MALWA ......11000.

March 18

March 24

4

MACEDONIA 10500

April 1

April 7

Mr B.

13

(Throngh Steamer

calling at BOMBAY)

April 15

April 21

1

MOLDAVIA...10000

April 29

15

MONGOLIA...10000

May 13

April 29

8000 May

13

MOREA MOOLTAN

...11000. ..10000

May 27 Jans 10 June 16

May 5 May 19 June

Fassengers change. Steamers at COLOMBO, and those for BRINDISI transfer also -to the Express Mail Stesiner at PORT SAID. Accommodation in the connecting Steamer from COLOMBO is definitely reserved in

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lar. SALOON £71.10 SINGLE.

2ND

£48.8

2105.14 RETURN. £ 72.12

IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS INTERME DAITE(NON-TRANSHIPMENT) STEAMERS WILL LEAVE FOR

LONDON

CARRYING SALOON PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES.

STEAMERS

*-SUNDA

• NUBIA SYRIA

• NORD

PALAWAN

• BORNEO

• SICILLA

**

* SUMATRA

* NILE...

PROPOSED SAILINGS:

5900 February

6660

Miss. A. Gains

Himalar

Jr E. Guttentag Mr F, H. E, Haward Dr. Hookgeschurz

Mr L.

Mr. John Lennox Mr L Levy Miss Leprcito Capt. E. Lundholm

Mr. G. W. McEwon- Mr & Mrs B. FC. Master Mr & Mrs, Mackie, Mr. B. K. Monts Capt. & Mrs. Moriess.

& Are Minett Sargeou Mr. A. P. Nobbi Nr. Parker Capt. and Mrs. W.

Pasien 178

Mr L, Pook Mr. H. E. Rigge Me H. Schwarting Mr. E. E. Suith

Dr. Sturm

Mrs & Miss Dolie Swift

Mrs. Therto Misses Thorne

Dr. Weber

Mr. & Mrs. Wright Mizzes Wright Mr. M. Yesuda

GRAND HOTEL.

Bir E.C. Atki, B. Mr J. E. Aveline Mr. E. W Batokbam Mr G. T. Bidgeman Mr. Més, A. B. Crow

0.1 MO. Eduonton

Mr & Mis

..

A. Betza

Mr

C. A. Gra

Gralim

Mr

vr Hayn>8

Mr S. K. Kobesk

MET. Ivor

Mr Jenkine

Mr. and Mr. B. D.

Johnson and child

Vr0.0 Kensh

Mr. T. A. Kidward

Leave HONGKONG

Дав LONDON

Dr, F. Keyt

Tonnage

about

about

4700 January

25 March

Maroh

March

B

April

6700

Merch

22

May

4700 April

5

May

4600 April

19

Jane

6700 May

17

*June

4600

May

31

July

6700 June

14 July

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These Steamers call also at SINGAPORE, PENANG, COLOMBO, and at MARSFILLES

FARES TO LONDON (Including Surtar) :

1ST BALOON £55.0 SINGLE, £82.10 RETURN. 2ND

£38.10

Carry 1st and 2nd Saloon Passengers.

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Me C Tobinzon Mr G. Van Burin.

Schele

MTE

0.

Rycott

M. . Senkst

Capt and 58. A, H.

Mr H. F. Stoneham

Stowa-t and child. Mt. A. P. Storrie Mr F. T. Sweating

Mr. H. Taylor

Mr W. Wabstes

Mr W. Winkler

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