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GOVERNMENT.

ORDER IN COUNCIL.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 6TH, 1914.

Following are provisions of the Order in-Council of 1806 proclaimed by HIE. the Governor yesterday:

1.Every person who shall for the time being be within the limits of the Colony shall be subject, to military low for the pur poses of the Army Act, and the said Act shall, subject to the provisions of this Order, be deemed to apply to such person in the same manner as if such person had hoon n. porsón, accompanying His Majesty's troops. ar some portion thereof when employed in active service beyond the sens, and such por son shall, for the purposes of the said Act, he deemed to be under the command of the. Officer Commanding His Majesty's troops."

Provided that a person who is by virtus of this Order subject to military law shall, unless the Governor directs otherwise, he tried by a competent Civil Court, and not by Court Martial, for any offence for which The would be triable if he were not subject

to military lawr

Provided also that a person who is by virtue of this Order subject to military law may, if the Gpreratr so directs, he tried for any offence punishable under the Army Act hyn Civil Court that is to say, by a Court of Summary Jurisdiction in a summary. maner-if the offence is not punishable by denth or penal servitude, and if the Court considers that it would be adequately punish ed by imprisonment for a' term not exceeding six months and in all other enses by the same Court and in the same minuner as if the offence with which such poison is charged were an offence against the civil law not trinble hyn Court of Summary Jurisdiction. 2.Any declaration made by the Governor under Section 180 of the Army Act shall be deemed to apply to every military force raised in site Col my..

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clause inay la sold to the inhabitants, the Governor shall appoint Board cmysisting or Stipendiery Magistrate, two shall be of five presors, of whom one shall be a Judge officers either in the Civil Goverunient of the Colony or in His Majesty's naval or military service, and the other two, shall be inhabiť-- 3-The-Governor-max-order my personants of the Colony, All questions referred terr to quit the Colony or any part of or pla the said Bord shail, in case of a difference in the Colony tỏ he specified in such order, of opinion, be devided by the votes of the and if any person shall refuse to oboy any majority of the members, The Judge or bitch order the Governor may cause him to Stipendiary Magistrate shall be the Chair- | be arrested and removed from the Colony orman of the Board. from such part thereof or place therein, and for that purpose to be placed on board of nny ship or host.

4.The Governor may make any regula tions or orders respecting any port or har bour in the Colony and the movement or location of ships and hosts therein or in any waters of the Colony, and any provision of any law of the Colony which may be incon sistent with any regulation or order mode hy the Governm under this sub-clause shall he suspended and of no effect during the -continuavce--of--such regulation or order Provided that no such regulation or order shall be put in force in such a manner as to be prejudicial to the action of His Majesty's naval or military forces.

5.--The Governor may require any person to do any work or render any personal service which the Governor may think necessary to order in aid of or in connection with the defence of the Colony,

6.—The Governor may require any poison to supply any animals; vehicles, ships, boats, or other poonal property belonging to pr under the control of such person to the Governinent, if such property be required in aid of or in connection with the defence af the Colony, and, in'default of the person supplying the same, many seize and take possession of and retain any such animals, vehicles, bouts, or other personal property For such purp

14-Tho said Board, in fixing the price to be paid for articles taken under sub-clause 9 of this clause, shall not make any uddition and they shall fix tre prites at which such on account of the pu huse being compulsory, articles shal be sold at such rates as will, ex- | cept under special circumstances, recoup to same and other expense incidental thereto. the Government the cost of purchasing the

15.-Any person authorised by the Governor in writing in that behalf may

ter upon and into any land, house, or other building in the Colony, and examin

inspect such land or building and every. or any part thereof, and, in case of opposi- tion av obstruction, may use force to offect such entry, examination, and inspection, anal shall not be liable for any damage directly or indirectly occasioned by such füreible entry.

16-Every-person-who-refines-up-neglecte

tion made under this Order, or does any to obey or comply with any order or requisi-

thing whereby the execution of any such order or requisition is provented or hinder- ed,. with intent to provent or hinder the execution of any such order or requisition shall be guilty of an offence against this Order, and shall, on summary eonviction thereof, be liable to a fine not less than 20 dollars and not more than 100 dollars, or to imprisonment for a term not exceeding one mouth.

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AKI MARU, Japanese str., 4,000, 1. Noma, 30th July-Shanghai 26th July, Gán- eral.-Nippon Yusen Kaisha. ANIUI, British str., 1,350, M. Eedy, 3rd August-Shanghai 31st July," "Gen- eral. Butterfield & Bwire. BENDORAN, British str., 3,579, T. F. Calley, 3rd August-Moji 27th July, Coal- Gibb, Livingston & Co.

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17-t any person shall, by obeying any order or requisition anade under this Orderr,

versus shall not be denied to have GOING AND RETURNING WITHIN PERIOD 163 JUNE-31 OCT. be prevented from fulfilling any contract, thereby committed a breach of contract, but such contract shall be deemed to be suspont-

by such order or requisition so far as its

fullment is thereby rendered impossible.

18. The Governor may by Proclamation postpone for such period as he may think necessaly or just and expedient the tiran at

RATES FROM: HONGKONG :

NAGASAKI $120.00. Kone $135.00. YOKODana $150.00.

30, 4th August-San Francisco 3rd July, General-Pacific Mail 8.8. Co. CHINGCHOW, British str., 1,185, J. Doyle, 3rd August-Kwang Yen 31st July, Stone.Shewan, Tomes & Co. DAITEN MARU, Japanese str., 2,924, W. Nakagawa, 2nd August-Dairen 27th August, Caul. Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.

DEIKE RICKMERS, German str., 9,000, A: Derbeck, 3rd August-Bingapore 28th July, General.--Bornemann & Co. -DERWENT, British-str. 1,530, Jenkins, 25th-

July-Saigon 21st July, Rico-Chinese. FRICHING, Chinese str., 578, A. B. Baines, 1st. August-Shanghai 27th July, General-Chinese.. FUKUI MARC, Japanese str., 3,087, Miyanka 4th August-Moji 29th July, CoalMitsui Buseau Kaisha. HAKATA MARU, Japanese str., 3,780, Kawa- shima, 3rd August-Bingapore 28th Jaly General. Nippon Yusen Kaisha.

HALDIS, Norwegian str., 1,065, Jorgensen, 23rd July-Amoy 22nd July, General. -Java-China-Japan Lijn.

HANGSANG, British str., 1,350, S. Wilde, 4th August-Shanghai 31st July, Light-Jardino, Matheson & Co. HONGKONG, French str., 139, A. Marguerite. 1st August-Hoihow 31st July, General,

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HONG WAN I, British str., 2,000, Mason, 30th July Singapore 25th July, Gen- eral.--Order.

IDOMENES, British str., 3,300, Wallace,

1xton, British str., 6,397, J. Riepenhau

2nd August-Singapore 29th July, General-Butterfield & Swire, Tickets are interchangeable for return by any steamer of above-named Companies anden, 2nd August-Victoria, B.C.. 8th include Rail between Japan Ports of cull if desired.

Passengers may go and/or vetura via MANILA withent additional charge by steamers The Steamers operated by the Companies named are the largest fastest and most luxurious

7.The Governor may take and retain, for such period as he may think necessary; possession for public purposes any land or building or other property, including gased works and works for the supply of electric FURNITURE AND PHOTO GOODSight, waterworks, wells, and springs of water, tanks and other receptacles of rain water, and may, if he think it necessary for the purposes of the defence of the Colony, which any ront or other moneys. shall be calling at that Port so ulicated in schedule of sailings shewn below... ease any buildings to be pulled, down and

come due and payable, and particularly may on the Coast.. removed, and any property to be removed from one place to another or to be destroyed. extend the period of maturity of bills on 8-The Governor may direct that all the other negotiable instruments payable in the rosaireus of any railway in the Colony shall Colony, and may suspend for such time as JOINT SCHEDULE OF SAILINGS TO AND FROM JAPAN PORTS. KJELI, Norwegian str., 910, Helleso, 31st July

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be placed at his disposal for any purpose which he considers necessary in convection with the defence of the Colony, and no Liability whatever shall be incurred on account of any interference with the regular of rent if he shall consider that, owing to traffic which may thus bo occasioned.

circumstances arising out of the state of war 9.The Governor may size and take pos-or the immediate execution of such judg PRESEession of any grain, opticle of food, coal or ments or enforcement of such process would

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of the Colony, and muy sell any grain, article of food, coals, fuel, and oils so seized and takon at each prices as may be determined by the Haard hereinafter mentioned, and the moneys to be received for each sales shall be paid into the Treasury of the Colony,

19:—Sub-clauses 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, and 15 to any person in His 31ajesty's naval or of Clause 111 of this Order shall not apply.

military service, to any of His Majesty'a ships, or to any property belonging to the Lards Commissioners of the Admiralty or to the Secretary of State for War.

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July, General-- Butterfield & Swire. KANAKUK, British str, 2,583, F. J. Archbohl,

17th July-Haiphong 13th July, Oil Standard Oil-Co

Kiyo Manu, Japaneso str., 6,737, Hashi- moto, 18th July-Moji 15th July, General-Toyo Kisen Kaisha.

---Bangkok #1th July, Rico-Chinese, KWANGE, British str., 1,202, (1, J. Upink,

gard July-Swatow 22nd July, Bal last. Butterfield & Swirs. MASANG, British str., 1,844, Matthews, 3rd August-Hongay 30th July, Coal

Jardine, Matheson & Co.

A MINNESOTA. American str., 20,710, T. W. Curlick, 30th July--Seattle 27th June, General-Nippon Yusen Kaista. Nurro, Japanese str., 9,331, J. Sato, 2nd August-Miike, Coal-Mitsui Enssam Kaisha.

Sosu Man, Japanese str., 1,119, R. Hattori, 3rd August-Swatow 2nd August, General, Osaka Shosen Kaisha.

SWANLEY, British str., 2,007, W. E. Steelc, 28th July-Manila 95th July, Ballast. -Carmichael & Co.

TACOMA MARU, Japanese str., 3,630, T. Hamada, 30th July-Manila 27th July, flour and General-Osaka Chosen Kaistra.

TEUCER, British str., 5,809, Yarwood, 31st

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10. The Governor may, by proclamation, prescribe the maximum price for which any article of fuoll may be sold by retail, and any person who after such proclamation, and intil it shall have been revoked, shalt & !! any article of food at a higher price than the price sa prescribed shall be deemed guilty of an offence against this Order, and shall,

An examination into The Economic on conviction thereof, be liable to a fine not Relations of the British and Gorman. excoding 50 dollars, or to imprisonment for Empires," made by Mr. Edgar Cram- a. term not exceeding three months.

11.The Governor may take any steps homond, was read in his absence recently may consider necessary in the interests of at the Royal Statistical Society, London, the defence of the Colony for controlling the over which Professor F. Y. Edgeworth one looked, say, thirty-five years ahead trade in beer, wine, or spirits.

the prospect was not quite so assured funds of the Colony, pay to every person the development of both countries, and ber about 100,000,000, while ours would be

12.--The Governor shall, out of the public presided. The writes dealt in detail with Gormany's population would thonum advance of Germany had added to the TELEMACHus, British str., 1.30, Fraser, 1st who shall be required to do any personal incidentally expressed the opinion that the pear neighbourhood of 55,000,003, service by virtue of this Order such remune- in Sfteen years Germiany should be in If Great Britain found that, in order to cation, and to overy person whose property

-ru-establialiquilibrium was shall be taken, including any grain, article a position to expend upon armaments at necessary to resort to a tariff for revenue

believed that in spite of keen competition she would hold her own.

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purposes, was dificult to avoid the conclusion that some friction might arise with Gerumay. Moreover, it was likely DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?" A- glass that the competition between Groat

MONTSERRAT" Lime Juice is a Britain, the United States; and Germany of for the food supplies and raw materials of the world would become acute, unless splendid.summer drink-so refreshing." fresh areas of supply were opened up in a meantime, and it was in this direction

of food, coals, or other fuel takon by virtue past £100,600,000 per annum, without of sub-clause 9 of this clause, or temporarily placing upon her people a relatively taken possession of of removed or destroyed Leavier burden than they were called by virtue of this Order, such compensation upon to bear to day. This outflow of as shall be agreed on between the Governor British capital was of vital importano and sick person, and in default of agree to the world in general, and to Germany ment, such remuneration or compensation as in particular. If England should cease shall be awarded by the Board hereinafter to invest capital abroad Germany's ex- mentioned, whose award shall be final. ports throughout the world would fall off

13. For the purpose of determining the enormously, and she would have to invest at co-operation between British capital amount of any remuneration of compensa- abroad capital urgently

for the and enterprise and German industry tion payable under this Order and the prices development of home indust. At the would appear to offer a most fruitful at which may grain, article of food, coal or present time it might be affirmed that Welby said he did not think that there field. Propusing a, vote of thanks, Lord ather furl takea wider sub-clause 9 of this their true economic interests were re--

ciprocal rather than antagonistic. But if as any good foundation for the belief that England was losing ground. He

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TAIWAN MARU, Japanese str., 2,130, Y. Kato, 2nd August-Cheloo 28th July, Bean. Osaka Shosen Kaisha.

August-Suizon 27th July, Rice and General-Orr.. TJILIWONG, Dutch str., 3,050, A: Olden

barger, 2nd August-Yokohama 17th July, General Java-China-Japan Lijn.

TriMAHI, Dotch str. 3.816, 8. G. Outhings

31st July-Java 2nd July, Sugar -- Java China Japan lin.

TJIPANAS, Dutch atr., 2,.00, de Lango, 29th

July-Muntak 20th July, Sugar, Java-Chino-Japan Lijn.

Trocas, British str., 2,944, Pearson 3rd

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UNKAT MARU, Japanese str., 2,950, Tanaka, 25th July-Moji 30th July, Coal- Miteni Bussan. Kaisha. WIMBLEDON, British etc., 2004, Cantell, 30th July-Chingwantao 24th July, Coal-Dodwell & Co.