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In the House of Commons on the 7th Instant Mr. Gershom Stewart asked the First Lord of the admiralty whether the Japanese admiral was senior officer in command of the bluejackets and marines Janded during
recent operations at Shanghai: whether the British admira! hold the full rank of vice-admiral while on the China Station; and what was the rank of the Japanese admiral at presont in command of the landing parties.
Lord C. Beresford also inquired whe ther a vice-admiral had been in command of the British naval force in Chinese waters since 1865: whether the present Commander-in-Chief in China held the rank of rear-admiral with temporary rank as acting vice-admiral; whether n Japanese admiral, as senior naval officer. present, lately assumed command of the international forces landed at Shanghai: and whether, having regard to the British interests in the East and the importance, to Great Britain of maintaining the prestige which it had always held in those waters, the Admiralty would consider the propriety of ensuring that the British Commander-in-Chic should not in any circumstances bo plased in a position making him subordinate to the admiral of any foreign nation.
Mr. Macnamara (Secretary to the Ad- miralty) replied: In accordance with the usual practice the British Com mander-in-Chief on the China Station iá an officer of the rank of vice-admiral For the first two months after assuming command he held the acting rank only but he now holds the substantive rank. The Japanese flag officer in command of the international landing parties at Shanghai is also a vice-admiral, but senior in that rank. Had the British Commander-in-Chief happened to be the senior, it by no means follows that he would have landed on this occasion. The prestige of this country would not. in my opinion, be well served by filling naval posts with officers of unnecessarily high rank merely in order to make it more difficult for officers of other nations to be senior. It could not, of course, be made impossible.
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Mr. G. Ward Price wrote this thrilling story for a recent issue of the Daily Mail Overseas edition :-
In July and August the Gare du Nord A ceaseless tide of English travellers obbs is the most Anglo-Saxon place in Paris. and flows through it half a dozen times a day.
Few of these gay home-going English people who crowd the great station realise that the train in which they are actually to travel is the fastest brain in the proposed should world-a train that reaches the speed of held on 11th proximo, subject to receipt seventy-five miles an hour. of the auditors' report, the appropriation of balance at credit of profit and loss necount for the year ended June 30th, 1213, as follows:
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hour. Guigne," said the driver. "W shall lose four minutes."
"Can't you go faster than seventy- five?" I asked him.
"We could, but we are not allowed. tonehed a tiny official seal of lead. The There is a speed register. Sce," he Government inspector takes out our speed above seventy-five miles an hour there record for each journey. It we had grine would be trouble"
"How fast could you go?"
Ol, 50-90-perhaps more, Parden" minutes later we were at ful headlong the signal had changed, and three speed again.
the signal, and fifty miles further on were We made up the four minutes lost at a minute ahead of time. "I like to be
up, in Calais Harbour alongside the a minute ahead," said the driver.
And with that much in hand we drew steamer. It had taken 4 tens of coal and 140 cubic feet of water to take us there. Yet none of the passengers even glanced at the new £5,000 engine that had brought wonderful speed,
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To realise to the full the terrific effect of the enormous mass hurtling along at such a speed a post on the engine is the only place. It was by a favour of the Nord Company that I have had this experience, Holding on to an upright rod of steel, I stood behind the driver, a typical nechanic of the race that are the best mechanics in the world.
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8.8. "BENALDER," FROM MIDDLESBRO', LONDON
CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed AND STRAITS. -
A serious situation, the N.-C. Daily Yers says, has been created in the pieceHE goods and yarn trades in Shanghai by the action of the Szechuan merchants, who bare seized upon the news of troable near Capt H. Reber, having arrived, Consignees of Chungking as an excuse to cancel all their Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are purchases, which to-day are estimated at being landed and placed at their risk in the 7,000 bales of yarn and 2,500 packages of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godowa piece goods, valued in all at about Tls. Co., Ltd., at Hongkong and/or Kowloon whence hazardous and/or extra-hazardous Godowns of 1,300,000.
delivery may be obtained agslust Bills-of-Lading
All Claims must be presented within ten day: countersigned by the designed.
Optional Cargo will be carried on unless notice to the contrary be giren TO-DAY. of the steamer's arrival here, after which date have left the Godowns, and all Cloods raining
hey cannot be recognized.
With one hand on the Westinghouse Of late years the up-country merchant, bolders in London last month to increase pered through his little window stong if he has profit, he takes away his cargo It was decided at a meeting of share-brake and the other on the regulator he especially the Szechuanese, has been gradually taking up the position that, the capital of British-American the side of the great green boiler stretch- Tolaces Co., Ltd., to £14,500,000, by the out like a gigantic motor car bounet promptly, but that if he stands to lose in in front of us. On the other side of the way, he can delay delivery as long creation of 3,500,000 additional ordinary engine cab was the stoker. Eeeping as it suits him. The present combined shares of ET each.. Mr. Joseph Hood, look-out along the line through another attempt on the part of all the Szechuan of the deputy chairmen. who little window. Every three minutes he merchants to cancel all their engagements presided, nid in the course of his would swing open the great white mayat one swopy is merely intended to drise སྙ་།།
"If the furnace in front of the enb and the wedge further home. The business of the company is increas throw in five or six prest shovelfuls of ing so rapidly that the recent issue of coal from the tender behind me, distribut real underlying motive is a scheme to buy It appears more than likely that the 1,000,000 Preference shares of £1 cach willing them with a deft turn of the wrist back the same cargo at a cheaper price. not provide sufficient capital to meet our evenly over the great bed of flame four week or a month bence. requirements. Therefore, unless the pro-yards long within. I counted those gress of the company is to be arrested, shovelfile-337 of thend dur he it is necessary, either to increase the journey, each holding as much as a draw-to take strong measures to force the Ordinary share capital or to use part of ing room senttle Four tons we used in the profits, and thus reduce the rate of going from Paris to Calais. dividend on the Ordinary shares, I do
course would meet their views,
+
A FALSE CONTENTION. Hitherts the local dealer has been afraid)
up-country man to adhere to his contracts as the local na ran the risk of being boycotted by all the buyers from that
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods bare left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining nudelivered after the 2nd Sept, will be subject la rant
All broken, chafed, and damaged goods met examined on the 2nd Sept., at 9.30A.M. ce left in the Godowns, where they will be
No Fire Insurance will be effected by na in by caso whatersr
This Steamer brings on Cargo.
Ex 88. Heng King" from Holmestrand.
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE,
Hongkong Offico. Hongkong, 27th August, 1913 [1017
"GLEN LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM ANTWERP, MIDDLESBRO', IMMINGHAM, LONDON AND
SINGAPORE,
THE Steamship.
"GLENLOGAN,”
that all Goods are being lauded at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd., whines and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods. andelivered after the 2nd Sept, will be subject to rent.
All Claims against the Stenmar must be Presented to the Undersigned on or before the all Saptop they will ast her netguised.“
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods nee to be left in the Gadowns, where they will be aramine on the 2nd Sept., at 11 A-M.
No Fire Insurance has been offected Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
GIBE, LIVINGSTON & Co., Agents. Houghony, 26th August, 1913. [1011
8.8. MAGELLAN," COMPAGNIE DFS MESSAGERIES. MAKITIMES.
NOTICE.
YONSIGNEES of Cargo from London ex sa. "Sidan" and "Besque" from Havre ex "Basqne" and from Bordeaux N.8. "Ville d'Arras" in connection with above Steamer aro bereby informed that their goods with the exception o Opium, Treasure and Valuables are being Janded and stored at their risks into the
not think, however, from what I know of In front of the driver was the speedo the Ordinary shareholders, that the latter meter. Over his shoulder I watched the province and has therefore submitted apart altogether from the increased out-"Good," I shouted love the roar quently, the Szechuan men have acted Now, needle climb gradually up the arctly for a long time past is much injust and unfair treatment. Cousy- put from the factories, which involves as the nointer. reached the necessity for larger stocks of leaf an hour mark.
the mile tobacco, as well as machinery, plant, etc., lips say in reply. "Uphill and he made would submit weekly; and no doubt the "Nothing," I saw his under the impression that the local mon the price of leaf recently has been an ascending gesture with his hand, former confidently counted on being able steadily advancing, and, therefore, plore Looking through the window. I saw that to buy in cheaply after allowing the locat money is
to purchase supplies. we were mounting a gradual slope to dealers to for a weeks. We are also at present engaged upon distinct skyline, erecting additional factory accommoda reached it. The begrimed engine-driver both the Pieer Goods and Yarn Guilds A moment later we The worin has turned, however, and tion at Liverpool, and are opening touched me on the arm. factory at Southampton to cope with the he roared in
Now-look,"
have taken up a strong attitude
They extended business.. In addition, the
ny ear pointing to the are presenting a united front and are speedometer. directors think that there may shartly be opportunities to make judicious invest the heavy train increased.
to their contracts. The Szechuan mer- ments in parts of the world where the the 80-ton engine swang from side to king makes business impossible for them The floor of chants' contention that trouble in Chung- company is not operating now to any side. The thick steel red to which I was is disproved by the fact that, since the great extent.
holding quivered and jerked as if it was first reports of the outbreak there, they As you know, we operate in various loose. The needle leapt up the dial in parts of the world through subsidiary a series of convulsive little jerks Fields havi actually made fresh purchases and Moreover, companies, and as they are largely extend-on either side of the line were streaming effected moderate deliveries, ing their trade, they look to us to provide giddily past us, with every feature flashed the prosperity of the province and the them with additional working capital, out of sight till they looked like no more peace that has prevailed there, except in It is not expected that it will be necessary that streak of green paint from the city of Chungking, all point to excel to make an issue before the early part brush. The line stretched far ahead of lent conditions of trade. of next year, and then only part of the us, a gleaming ribbon of steel, ceaselessly amount to be authorized will be offered, devoured by the roaring monster of a Such issue, I may mention, will whenever train. it takes place, in accordance with the
Up and up went the pointer; 60-70- and no official of the type of the old Articles of Association, be offered pro rata 15 miles an hour. And at that speed it Viceroys who could be appealed to for to the Ordinary shareholders.
Perhaps I may be expected, as it is hung for ten minutes. During that time justice in a case of this sort.
we-shot-through woods that we only saw
Captain Jes. McGregor, having arrived from hazardous and or extra hazardous Godowns of the above Perts, Consignees of Cargo are hereby the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf and Godown
We were on a down-slope, The, din off resolved to force the merchants to adhere informed that their Goods are being landed at Co., Ltd., at Kowloon, whence delivery may be
no reason
WANTED, A REAL AUTHORITY.
their risk into the Golowns of the Hongkong obtained immediately after landing. Limited, Kowloon, sud stored at Consignees jutimaliva in received from the Consignees and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company,
Optional Cargo will be forwarded on unless risk and expense
here
left in the Gedowns, where they will be All brokes, chated and damaged Gooda ere to before Noon To Day requating it to be landed Bills of Laling will be countersigned by the mined or FRIDAY, 5th Sept., at 10 a..
Undersigned, Goods remaining unclaimed after 4th Sept. at Noon will be subject to rent and landing charges.
All Claims must be presented within FIFTEEN DAYS of the Steamer's arrival here, after which data thay easnot be recognized.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods the 7th Sept., or they will not be recognized,
All claims must be arni in to me en or before have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining
All damage packages will be examined ou
The root of the trouble is that there undelivered after the 5th Sept. will be subject 4th Sept., at 3.P.M.
ja now practically no law in the country
AN EXPLANATION DEMANDED.
1
to renti
No Fire Insurance has been effected, Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co., General Agents. Hongkong, 29th August, 1913 11023-
:
No Fire Insurance has been effected,
S. C. de BUGSIERRE,
Acting Agent. Hongkong, 29th August, 1 13.
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a general meeting of the shareholders, to when they were past; we tore across a say a word or two on the dividend viaduct from one hill to another at such prospects, particularly as we increased a speed that I could have vowed we had Guild, which was held on Monday to At a meeting of the local Piec Goods Gur Ordinary and Preference share capital at so recent a date. Our financial local train on another line as a motor car the piece goods and yarn trades in local merchants have placed the Szechuan LEGISLATIVE
leapt the valley clear. We shot past a consider the serious situation created in year has still two more months to run-evertakes a rabbit. We hartled through Shanghai by the action of the Szechuan men in the position that they must either a repudiation in writing before proceed ing further in the matter.
Thus the that is, it ends.ou September 30-but, so tunnele black as a mine, where the roof merchants in repudiating their contracts, give a written repudiation of their con- far as we can see, there is why, in the absence of any unforeseen pressed down on one till eardrums were it was decided that, before any further circumstances, the dividends for the year villages that never saw us: past stations warded by the meeting to the Ezechuan the attitude they have adopted.
it to burst with the din.
which would mean a great loss of Through steps be taken, a letter should be for- should not be at least equal to the rate that whizzed by the Calais express tore Merchants Guild asking for
in the market, or withdraw from of 28 per cent., free of income-tax, paid on its way, until far down the line a upon the Ordinary shares last year signal barred the road.
of their case in writing.
The Yari Guild met yesterday and which, I may remind you, was distributed swung a lever; there was a buzz of steam, contracts has been merelr verbal, and to write a peremptory letter to the
The driver
It was decided. Up to the present the repudiation of discussed the situation. On Sale at the DAILY PRESE Ofree on a much smaller, capital so far as the and in the space of a few yards, it seemed. I therefore it was a wise precautior on the Szechuan Guild demanding an explena-
greater part of the year was concerned, we were crawling along at four miles a part of the Piero Goods Guild to ask for tion of its conduct.
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