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KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART

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HE STIAMBHIF

THE

“ VAN OVERSTRATEN "*'

will be despatched ta

SINGAPORE & BELAWAN-DELI Direct.

23rd June, 1923.

1st Class Fare to Singapore -$100.

This vassel offers excellent cabin accommodation for saloon passengers

Bingle and double cabini. Wireless Telegraphy

For Freight and passage apply to :—

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LYN,

Telephone Central No. 1574.

Agents".

COMPULSORY INSURANCE

AT SEA

A RELATED REFORM.

The question of compulsory inmutanen for peran travellers is one, Tao Carmen saya, which has been raised in one form or another? Con several ovrasions during the past decade. It would som now, however, that there is sour prospect of the matter færing bought

Th galici within the pale of practical International Maritine Conference, which will hold its sittings in August next, will consider this ighestion with the view of deter. mining law the tntter can be made the subject of international agreement.

The object of ifie supporters of the pr posal is to ensure that this dependents of e third class passenger or emigrant ans not Josing left penniless in case of the voyager

Poder exist his life from a peril at sess.

conditions, the relatives of much a

without redness in | traveller are the fest ubage.

ing

the case of an the shipowner usually contracts himself out of all liability by inserting a condition is the contract under which he undertakes to transport the passenger. "A sample elaase of this nature resuls as follows

Neither the shiposure nor the pawn** breker or agent is mapousibda for loss of or injury to the passenger, or his fag gage, or personal odors, or delay on the voyage, arising from statin, Eatent defort In the stramer, her machinery.gear, an fittings.or frosset of God, Kingkremus, perils of the sea in rivers, restraints of priners malers and peoples, buratry, ne hegligence in navigation of the stranier, or of any other vesol

It will be Shen that the exemption frumi Liability very complete. Sapping, how ever, that same means the shipowner were found in default, and the salting disaster were of a serions character, in.

the line of a good many lives, then the at which would be awarded to the emigrant might is yery small because of the limiting of lality of the owner which under English law, in the case of life loss, is restricted to £15 per ton of the skipla tonages

The inse for compulsory, insurance is thus La fairly strong one. The opponents of the propos), however, maintain that it is the passenger's own duty to insure himself, but this view is controverted by the fact that any emigrants, such as those, fur from said Europe, or the example, going agricultural feriets of the British Islandia, may have very little knowledge of insur ance or how to take out a polier. In such es, it was undoubtedly be a boon if their passage ticket included insurance from the port of embarkation to the place of

The pain, acconling to the records of occa travel, would not be high one, mi it would he a simple matter to include it in the of price of the ticket. Some passengers. course, might prefer to insure themselves for a higher mount than that covered by the policy issued with the ticket. The extra faceam_they would, of course, pay them. The majority of ocean voyagers of the non emigrant eius never think of under takingsen journey without insuring their baggage, and the steamship companies pro- vite them with the requisite facilities.

COTTON CRISIS.

DIVIDED MASTER SPINNERS, Hourly a thousand members of the Federation of Master Cosion Spinners

private nesting Associations attended a held in Manchaster on May 16th, for the purpose, as appear from the official summ

of what took place, of giving a vote of once to the General Committee in its management of the common interests of the American Section of the spinning trade at the present time of crisis and ketite depro. sion.

It was common knowledge that the meet- ing was to be the counterblast to the cam paign of the Provisional Emergency fo inittee under the chairmanship of Sir Charle Macara, whose recently published scheine für stopping current losses in the

yarn produ cing section of the cotton trade involves the setting up of a Board of Control with coor eive powers over dissentient producers, to be exercised by the withdrawal of labour from their wills.

Mr. F. Holroyd, President of the Feiern Lion, occupied the chair, and made an opening speech strenuously defending the policy of the Ferleration in limiting its efforts to securing voluntary curtailment of pro-i duction, in securing by agreement with the opamtives the stabilizing of wages, and in encouraging the supply and discussion of reliable statistics of

yoru sales deliveries.

Mr. F. Mills. President of the Oldham Association of Master Spiers, outlined! the Committee's scheme for dealing with the question of basic selling prices for standard Founts of American

On his

the scheme was and the mittee were requested to work out details

SOUTH MANCHURIA RAILWAY before submitting it to members of the

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Bosting, Fishing, Golf, Tennis, Billiards, Orchestra twice a week. Capital place for children, OGONDAL Most beautiful and select Seaside Resort in the Far East. Two milesfrom Port Arthur. Formerly the Summer Resort of the high Russian officers and officials. Tapate Hotel and 30 villas and bungalows, mostly with detached servante quartera Excollent Bathing, Wonderful Scenery, Historic Battlefelds, Raived and Dismantled Forts Miles fe charming Walks and Drives. Abundant Pienicing Facilities. Orchestra twice a week

high-class families.

Best place for high class fa for its two memorable Sieges and a beautifal landlocke

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PObour. Exactly one hour's journey Dairen by express train. Yamato Botal (16 rooms)

Suficient place of historical and scenic interest to fill a month with a fresh walk or driv every day. 3fort healthy and salubrious spot in the Far East. KONGOSAN. The famous Diamond Mountain of Korea. A special Sumner Resort rivalling Bwitzerland for climate and scenery. Beautiful peaks and charming catades Grand recuperative qualities Kongosan Hotel (10 rooms) at Onseiri and Choanji Hotel (11 rooms) at Choenri."

All mader the dresi management of the SOUTH MANCHURIA BAILWAY OU Dustrad Booxinu med «il Information pou fros on roquota,

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Federation with the request to put it int operation in their transactions as from June 1st. The wording of this resolution shows that the Federation is attempting to secure members' acceptance of a scale of prices for yarn below which it will not be lispord of the market.

The meeting slopted unanimously a resolution expressing full approval of the action of the General Committee of the Federation regarding the state of the cotton tende and appealing to all members for con- find opanimity,

men

two parties' ding proposals for

The upshot of all this may be said to consist in the refussi of the rank-and-file members of the American Section of the spinning trade to believe that heroic measures are necessary to avert threaten ed disaster. That is the burden of Sir Charles Macar's crusale, and he says he has the

Bigger concerns, and the in the trade, with him. bigger There is not much difference between the

of the trade the situation, but their treatment of the patient are very different, And the core

ore of the difference is to be scen its the coercive powers proposed by the Provisional Emergency Committee. Mr. Holroyd declared that if at any time the Federation or any other combination triad to usurp his position as director or con troller of his own a fairs he would tell them to mind their un business, and would eat his connexion with them if they persisted in trying to coeres him.-Timer

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MINGSANG" Friday,

"LAISANG

...Friday,

"LOONUSANG...Friday,

"WOSANG "

"YATSHING"

"YUSANG"

"OHAKBANG-

NAMSANO BOOKSANG." TAISANG

"BINSANG"

"CHIPSHING"

TUNGSHING

.. Sunday,

...Sunday, ...Tuesday, ...Tuesday.

9

2nd June, ban 2nd June, 3 p.m.

Stual Jane p

4th June, 1.216.

24th June, 10a.m.

6th Jane. NooL.. 28th Juna, Neon. 16th June, p.

...Tuesday 17th June,

Thursday, 28th Jane,

3.

Thursday, 29th June. jun.

...Saturday, 30th June,

Sunday, 1st July. Noon."

"WAISHING" Friday, 6th July, Noon.

"HOSANG"

Saturday, 14th July, Noon1.

CALCUTTA LIFE – This line añorda regular mallinga to Calentia, Penang ara

MANILA

Singapore returning from Calcutta steamers proceed via Striti And Hooghoop te Japan, coenalerally calling “ài Bhanghai. All immer bare moellens pauenger accommodation, arr itted with Wirelous sed carry a folly-quali5ad Surgeon.

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BBARGHAI LIER(—Baflings spproaïmsicly every three days between Canton and Shangbal, sometimes calling al "Swatom. Through tickets aan be obtained and through B01 of Lading Ace isted Li Noriksen asil Yangios: Forte via Shanghai LINE :-- A ́Wookly service is maintainnci with Manilla by vessel with good HAIPHONG LINE-Balungt

Penger accommodation, mailings from both ports every Friday,

for approtimally wookly calling

at Hofhow her inducenses offer BORNEO

Fortoighily slings to and from Bandskap by me 15,000 sozia abean ciris. - BJKFANG "izd na. **MACHARO both steamers baving excellent panenger necenmedation. Cargo takes ol through Bills of Ludins for Endat Jesselton Labuan. TawAD and Fabad Datu

TIENTSIN

BANGKOK

LJNE

LIBR-A regular vervice à run from Marob to November between

Hongkong and Tieniin, calling at Welba, wai and Chežno, LINEA Weekly service it provided betwers Bergkong and Bangkok

eta Enslow, by dvi meineru dited with uplo deu pauloigus accommodation.

CALCUTTA

L

LINE

or about

5.5. "LAISANG” will be despatched on Friday, 22nd June, at 3 p.m., for SINGAPORE, PENANG

& CALCUTTA.

Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, MADRAS, PORT

SWÄTTENHAM and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Freight or Fumage apply tomo

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd.

Tataruch Sentral No. 218

GLEN

ARD

GENERAL MANAGER.

SHIRE

JOINT BIRNICE «F STEAMERS,

U.K.-STRAITS, CHINA & JAPAN SERVICE

OUTWARDS.

HOMEWARDS.

Due Hongkong. Vossol

"CARNARVONSHIRE" 30th June.

Youri.

"OLENEEG"

"GLENSANDA"

"PEMBROKESHIRE"

18th July. 30th July. 13th Aug.

+

Leaves 'kong. Discharges

"GLENAPP"

1st July, Genoa, London, Rotterdam and Hamburg. "GLENIFFER"

9th August, Genoa, London, Rotteriam and Hamburg.

Movements are subito to change without notice.

For fright or further particular biomes apply to

Jardine, Matheson & Co., Ltd., The Glen Line, Ltd., agente.

Telepoore Central So. 218 subex. 13 und Central 2696.

THE HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD.

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