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RAILWAYS

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CANADA, UNITED STATES and EUROPE

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CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS (Separate and Distinct from C.P.R.)

Daily all Steel Express Trains from Vancouver, Finest Scenery in North America.

Lowest Fares with Best Service.

Simplified-Baggage Checking System.

Booklets and All Information Supplied.

GENERAL TRAFFIC OFFICES:

Phone C. 2004.

Queen's Buildings. 3. Chater Rd.

HUGO STINNES LINIEN

Regelar Monthly Freight and Passenger Service between Japan, China, Hongkong, Manila mod btraits and Hamburg and other North Continental Paris.

OUTWARD from Hamburg via Porte of Call

Nieders

Albert Vöglor

*Carl Legion

Adolf von Baoyer

Emil Kirdorf

+Bohoor...

Arrival

11th August

TODAN","

9,000 ton

'9.000 .0

9,000 torn

9,000 tons 12.300 tona

H

First half of Sept·· First half of October First half of November. First half of December.

HOMEWARD' for Antwerp, Rotterdam and Hamburg

Starmari

*Emil Kirdorf

Tonnaga, Aw.

Departure

THE HONGKONG DAILY FEESS, TUESDAY, JULY 241H, 1923.

9,000 tons 9th July, Calling at Manila 12,300 tons

18th Aug, da

•Albert Vögler ·

. 9,000 tons

*Carl Legion

9,000 tons

*Adolf von Baeyer

Emil Kirdorf

8,000 tons

9,000 to

•These steamers are fitted with all comfort for the convenience of about 50 drst class Passengers,

+ Carg's boat.

AGENTS

REUTER, BROCKELMANN & CO.

26, Des Foux Road Central.

Phone Central No. 478.

KONINKLYKE PAKETVAART

MAATSCHAPPY.

(ROYAL PACKET NAVIGATION Co. of BATAVIA) THE STEAMSHIP

"VAN CLOON

will bo despatched tu -

SINGAPORE & BELAWAN-DELI Direct.

7th August, 1923.

1st Class Fare to Bingapore :-$100.

CO-PARTNERSHIP AT WORK.

VIEWS OF BUSINESS CHIEES. STABILITY AND TRUST.

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"BALKAN WAR METHODS." Sir William Boveridge (Diveter of the London School of Economics) said that the relationship between employers and work- ers must be a practical and not a theore- ticul one. It was high time the Balkan Sir George Gibb (formerly chairman of war method of conducting industry was the Road Board) presided on June 7th at abolished. The great remedy was public. the morning session of the second-Laboury, not the actual fact of co-partnership, Co-Partnership Congress held at the but the fact of taking the workers into Royal Society of Arts, Jchstreet, Adel. | 'thoir confidence, phi. He said that a great many of the troubles in the industrial world in the past were either directly or indirectly traceable to some faulty organization.

Mr. G. G. Renold, director of Messra. Haus Renoll, Limited, speaking on the place of the worker in industry, said that there had been a change in labour's demand since 1010, previous to which it was saainly directed to better conditions Immediately before and during the war there, was a domnud'for a share in con

INDO-CHINA

STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.

SAILINGS BUBJECT TO - ALTERATION.

TSINGTAU via SWATOW

SHANGHAI BANGKOK via SWATOW HAIPHONG vs BOIBOW SHANGHAI via SWATOW. MANILA TIENTSIN

ris SWATOW &SHANGHAI KOBE via MOJI BANGKOK via HOIHOW.. SANDAKAN

KOBE MOJI STRAITS & CALCUTTA CALCUTTA LINK

“WAISHING"

CHAKSANG" "LEESANG

TUNGSHING WINGSANG * "CEIPSHING"

"YATSHING"

*LAIBANG"

**CHUNSANG"

"FINSANG"

*POOKBANG”

HUSANG “

Wednesday, 28th July, Noon. Wednesday, 25th July.3 p. Friday, 97th July, BBP.

Friday, Friday,

27th July, Noon. 27th July, 3pm.

...Saturday, 29th July, Noom.

Tuesday,

31st July, Soon.

Saturday,

4th Aug. Noon.

Tuesday.

7th Aug., 8 am

Thursday,

9th Aug., p.m.

...Friday

10th Aug. 7am."

Saturday, 11th Aug. 3 p.m

Mr. Theodore C. Taylor, managing director of the co-partnership mess of Messrs. J. Trand J. Taylor, Limited, said that one of the dangers of the handling of their use by politiciang rather, than by business men was that andre emphasis was laid upon leoretical as compared with practical considerations, Control of business by employés Wit sometimes alleged to be of greater imports than their ultimate ideal, if they wished to sharing in profits and capital. Whatever

win business men as wayarts they must talk less of workers' control and more of what was immediately practicable. The SHANGHAI "WWX -Bafilags appronately very shr days Derween Canton and average worker ernted less for control than for income. There might be various methods of profitsharing or co-partners, ship there was only one spirit that would ensure permanent success-the spirit of

trol, and this presented new problems Lately there had been a period of bad trade, but the moment trade improved the arin; dentand would aris Whatever changes were going to come, it was im portant to see that all grades should understand more than they did at pre- sent of the problems of industry. Halcrifice. believed that the workers woulik under- stand more of these problems if they were taken into the confidence of the management.

"His firm, engaged" for about forty-five years in manufacturing bicycle chains and large driving chains, and employing. 1,700 people had gone further than many firma în experiments of this kind. The outstanding part of the scheme was coin mitters in various parts of the organize tion. Ta frst committer was formed in 1900; social union Brganizing all re creation work, run by an elected com- mitter of workprople of all grades, it was sounder than the usual welfare work schemes, which forced worker, to play A committee of skilled workers (shop stewards) was formed in 1917, and in 1920 the welfare and the shop stewards amalgamated, mainly to watch over ques tions of wage awards, and became a standing negotiating committee rather than a joint works committee. To this committee, the mouthpiece of all the trade unionist in the firm, a monthly states ment was made by the management" on the likelihood of increase or decrease in different departments, and when, dur- ing the trade stump, cutting down of Jacquel bad to be discussed, it was put to them that this should be done on the principle of efficiency rather than length of service.

This Ling aforde regular linge to Calantis, Penang Elugapore & resursing from Calcutta steamers proceed via Straits and Hongkong to Japan, oconatonally calling af Shanghái All simmers have sroclient passenger Bocommodation, filed with Wireless and carry a fully-qualilled Surgeon,

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Shanghai, Sometimes calling 1 Swator Through tickete van be obtained and through BU of Lading met issued Wertherm and Tungwowa Pwens via Bhanghai, –A wachly servim is maintained with Manila -by vessels with good Passenger accommodation, sailings from both ports avery Friday. Dalling at Home weekly for passengers sad

when induosmens offers LINE-Fortnightly INSANG and 22 MAUNANG both steamers to and from Sandakan by two 5,000 boas

MANILA · LINE HAIPHONG L19 || 1—Balinge BORNIO

TIRETAIN

#bes mers ka.

havior excellent passenger accommodation, Cargo taken at through Bills of Lading for Kudat Jesualton. Labuan, Tawao. and Lahad Datu

ቀኑ

LINEA regular service is ran from March to Movember between

Boagkong and Tenisin, calling at Welbowel and Chetoo

vis Hwalow, by fiş, rbonmari fited with up to date, pazienzar accommodation..

The true idea of business was service of the community. It was not improbable that by accepting lower rates of watges. and by doing more work for the same wages workers could soon dispense with But how could the workman be convinced doles and receive actually higher wages.

of this! How could he make sure that oben lower rats were accepted he would| BANGKOK," "LINE –Arockly servloe is provided betwiss Hongtang and Bangkok permitted? The way in which be able to get them up again when profitų. better, and cheaper production could be

greater secured was by giving the worker, a share the profits and capital of the business He Frankly confred that the principle of profitsharing was that it reason which first attracted him to the semed the most effective way in which an employer cold safely pay the highest wages his business could afford.

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VESSELS EXPECTED. Andre Leban (M.M.), due August 17th. Byron (Blur Funnel), due August 132 Patrachus (Bine Funnel), due August 5th, Paul Leens (M.M.), dúo July 31st. Pyrrhus (Blue Fuane), due to-day.

ALING & CO., Is, queen's Road Central,

HONGKONG,

VRNITURE, AND PHOTO

GOODS STORE- über Ktching, Bign-Board and Mirror Maker.

The advantages of personal contact, with the workers was shown in the de tails of the profit-sharing scheme, where the manual workers sa that a sales department was necessary and that manual work required office work to make. it negotiable. The scheme of profit- sharing was initiated in 1921, and in spite of the "slump" was reaffirmed in March, 1922. The dangers were cumber-; some working and vital information jeak. ing out, but these were risks they were, prepared to run. The great advantages: were stability and gineral trust, th workers being in close touch with the policy of the management and unlikely SEAMEN'S INSTITUTE

to be swept by the wings of Commun- iam. They were far less likely to enter tain revolutionary proposals than those who believed their managers to be hostile.

WOMEN IN INDUSTRY.

Miss Dorothy Cadbury, director of Cadbury Brothers, Limited, read a paper on the position of women in industry.

Lady Parsons, director of Atalanta, Ltd., said that session was the first to be called by the newly-formed women's committer. The position of women in industry was undergoing a fundamental change. In the past the term "women in industry" was generally understood to mean the manual workers in factories, who had long been associated with many kinds of production, and on whose labour we depended for so many necessaries, But this term now was understood in a wider senso, and included also the tech- nical and professional women who were studying in ever-increasing numbers for the various professions.

Whatever industrial business o or pro- fession they considered, they found that the relations between capital and labour were the pivot of all the business, the harmony; and the success of the firm. In

This vessel affers excellent cabin accommodation for saleen passenges, prosperous times, when, there were profits

Single and double cabins.

Wireless Telegraphys-

For Freight and passage apply te

JAVA-CHINA-JAPAN-LYN,

"Telephone Central No. 1674.

Agents.

THE EAST ASIATIC CO., LTD.,

The S/S.

ENHAGEN.

'BOLIVIA".

wil be loading for ROTTERDAM. AMSTERDAM HAMBURG, OPTIONAL LONDON, COPENHAGEN and other

4

SCANDINAVIAN PORTS,

On or about 20th Aug., 1943.

Brther

glings

Austra

Afrika"

* Chile "

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Expected on Will fare hostwand-bound

of about

19th July

25th August

10th September

10th October.

30th September 15th October -16th Noveraber

Subject to change without notice.

For further particulars pledao apply to:-

JOHN MANNERS & CO., LTD.,

Agouts.

to consider, they were absorbed in two main streams, wages and salaries-in- creasing, very rightly, with the prosper ity of the firm-and interest on capital. But here they came up against the diffi. cuity at the root of all modern industry. Wages were fixed in an indefinite, an- scientific manner, mainly by the process of bargaining and by the consideration of what others were receiving, and the employer took the surplus profts. The division of the product-wages to worker, surplus to employer-might be the most correct division; but it was open to mus pición. In an absolute co-partnership academic scheine, which was quite unreal: izable for very obvious reasons, no one would got any wage at all; in theory the profits would be divided equally; but this theory was brought up sharply at the start by the necessity of having to live during the process of working. Hence wiges, which might be considered as interest on fabour, and always were the first charge

on capsidiary and less fundamental

Many

changes were being brought into use for the more generous distribution of profits, schemes which did not entail a complete upheaval of existing conditions, and did not interfere with that very difficult ami delicato operation-management.. The most ordinary way in actual operation seemed to be to asign nominal shares to work ers, which were not paid for in cash, and they bore interest; proportionately to capi tal and wages. In some schemes the divi- dend was pavable in shares only until a vertain holding in the business WAS achieved. In others the dividend was paid half in shares and half in capital. In some firms a worker must relinquish his share on leaving. Bome such limit would stem to be decomary as employees, retired or leaving their shares to descendants, might in the courge of time acquire 'a majority of shares and consequently control.

· Canton "Marble in Various Shades. Photographie Goods of Every Description in Stock. Developing Printing and Enlarging Undertaken. Telephone Central 1919,

21, PRAYA EAST, HONGKON@

CALCUTTA LINE

$.5,014

'HOSANG" will be despatched on or about Saturday, 11th Aug. at 3 p.m., for SINGAPORE, PENANG

& CALCUTTA.

Through Bills of Lading issued to RANGOON, MADRAS, PORT SWETTENHAM and DUTCH EAST INDIES.

For Freight or Passage apply fam

Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd.

Tazaratum Orgusal No, 218

(90

GLEN

the use of all Men of the Mercantil Marine mad E)-Navy

Reading and Writing Booma, Billiard Boon Offer Boon, OP.0% Boom. Bestaurant' Consert Hall, Church

Private Cabins and bédit in 'Dormitories, team Lannah "DavemAD",

h

VETARZO

Trial bottia

BLOOD MEDICINI. BRACY AND NERVE FOOD leading cheMINI DE

HALF A GENTURY REPUTATION.

· LIVER & KIDNETS JANAQUABLE YAK DINKASEN of case, JapaRTANT ORGARS_GRAT). BarkizuE, GOUT, EHAUMATIKA _PRICK Ja, leading UMEMINTA or Prat Tru DRLS CLERC Rad.Collamentock KA SARILMAS

DA LE CLERC'S FULL FOR THE

Vocal.

ARD

GENERAL MANAGER.

SHIRE

Jonz SERVIR OF STRANIES, ⠀

U.K.-STRAITS, OHINA & JAPAN SERVICE"

OUTWARDS.

"GLENSANDA

"GLENBRANE”

»" PEMBROKESHIR

"GLENLUCE

Data Hon long.

30th July,

... 13th Aug.

* 30th Aug.

... 10th Sept.

HOMEWARDS.

Viol Leaves H'kong. Dischargòs *GLENIFFER"

....7th Aug. Genos London, Botterdam and Hamburg. "CARNARVONSHIRE 13th Aug

London, Rotterdam & Hamburg-

Movements are mbjeo i to change without notice.

For freight or further particulve please apply tom

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

Teleppone: Central No. 215 rab-ex, # and Cantül zEM.

AGENTE.

THE HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK CO., LTD.

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: "MANIFESTO,” HONGKONG

CODES USED: A3, A.B.C. Firth Edition; Engineering: First and Besond Edition Western Union and Watkins, Benson's, Marconi,

Dock Owners, Ship Builders, Marino and Land Engineers, Boller Makers, Iron and

Brass Founders, Forge Masters, Electricians

OIL TANK STEAMER "PALUDINA" \\A£T^O^_z_5#T′′ ≈ WE0′′/18}{400 tomu dw.≈ 8,100 KP.

Balt by THE HONGKONG›1⁄2 ›WHAMPOA DOCK 00., LTD. st‘KOWŁOCK DOCKS to the orde

₫ TUS ANGLO SAXON PETROLEUM CO, LTD., being one of four single vessels, bunt is thoser WORK” to the same order,

Please address enquiries to the Chief Manager;

B. M. DYER, B. Sc., MLN.A., Kowicor DOCK, HONGKONG.

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