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THE MEANING OF THE LABOUR TROUBLES,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY MARCH 19, 1912

tion of a bare minimum. If any thing is more amazing than the unity of the manual it is the opaqueness of the judgment of

is botters" on his actions.

POST OFFICE.

Only fally prepaid letters and post cards are transmissible by the Siberisa Route to Europe.

The Faroel Post system to the following places in Chius in for the present suspended Hapah, Szechuan,

nasa, Kusichow and Tongrach

.

́ ́MAILŠ VIA SIBERIA.

Left London

D Stanghal

February 28. March 2.

March 15.

March 19.

MAILS DUE. German, Lützow, 21st invt. American, Korea, 22nd inst. American, Siberia, 1st prox. American, Chíus, 8th prox.

The idea of the common class interests of the myriade who have nothing to sell but their labour power; who have practically no hope of ever having anything to Swalow, soll but their labour power, and who are increasingly discontent- al with the methods of its pur- chase and the price it secures.

MAILS CLOSE.

Amoy and Anplug-Per Boshu-maru, 20th Mar,

A.M.

Hojbow and siphong (taking Maile

for Pakhoi-Par

Mionel Jobara, 20th--Mar., V AM. niphong (taking Mails for Pakboi)- Per Hopgkong, 20th Marg

BA.M. Shanghai-For Tungshing, 20th Mar.,

16.5

10 A.M.

EUROPE,&c., VIA TUTI- CORIN-(Lste letters £1.00

|Singapore, Penang and · Rangoon~-

Per Fazilka 28th Mar,、8 PAMi

Singapore, Penang and Caloutts-Per Namsang, 29th Mar., 11

Mail.

English

SHIPPING NEWS,

pomo on the 17th inst., and may be ox- The Danish 8.4. Arabien left' Sings- pooted here on the 22nd inst...

The Yokohams Office of the C. P. R. FIA TUTICORIN (Late the R.M.8. Empress of India, sent at EUROPE, & INDIA 14 in receipt of a wireless message from Letters 11. to noon. Extra 10 pm, Sunday, the 17th inst, when Postage 10 cents.) (Supple the vessel was 1,270 miles distant from entary mail on board up to Japan, advising all well and that the the time fixod for departare Commander expools to reach Yokohamn of the mall Extra Postage Go Thursday, the 21st iust, at 4 p.m.

10 cents) (Lottare posted Ia all the Pillar. Buzon in time for the first clearance will be included in this con traal mail) The Parcel Mall will be closed on Friday, 2th. Mar, atbp.m.-P. Deranha, 80th Mar., 11 ...

Manila, Cebu and Heila-Pernong:

Fang, 30th Mar, 1 r..

ARRIVED.

Dombay Maru, Jap. m., 8,398, T.“

Naguchi, 18th Mar-Shang- hai, Gon-N. Y. K. Africa, Aust. 8.., 8,014, M. Marglia,

19th Mar Shanghai 10th Mar., Gon.-8. W. & Co. Paoling, Br. ., 1,048, J.. B. Owen,

Mail Steamers.

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

W

FILL despatch, VESSELS to the Undenzealiole! PORTS on or about

DATES namej....

SHANGHAI

MOJI,

STHAMEET

TO BAIL DE

KOBE Ceylon....... & YOKOHAMA Capt. A. E, A, Bakor,

19th Mar Dalay 18th SHANGHAI Mar., Baans, B. & S.

Singapore, Panang and Caloutta-Per Yuensing, Br. .., 1,128, P. H. Rolle,

Kole-Por Muttra, 2nd April, 10 AM, Fooksang, 1st April, 11 am.

Mail.

Siberian

2014 madman

* Shanghai, **Nagasaki, Kėbe,,

Yokkaichi, Yokohama, Unno-

· Inle pod San Francisop (Bi- Brian Mail to Europe)-Per Kores, 2nd April, soon...

VESSELS IN PORT.

a.m. Extra Postage 10 cents.) Anglin,

1.

A View from Home

The Perll of the Sea. Here in Groat Britain the mid-

All vaat improvements must dle-class man is soparated by a lave sanctions superior to the interests of the units which com- chasin far broader ud deeper pose them. Based. primarily on from his manual working brothe, the material interests of their than he is from any foreigner of unembers, they are based finally his own class. "How the poor on something greater oven than live" ling, of course, been a sub-the collectivity of those units joot of interest for the student, the they are based on an Idon. The poril lies far more in the Idos, slum worker, and the charity- not in the battle round the ma- monger, but I do not refer pri-torial intorests. What is that marily to the outward and visible idea to-day? Bigan of the workers' lives, but to the inner thoughts, the omotions, the ideale, the hopes which way thom, says a writer in the "Daily Mail." The average man, out side the manual working-class, is still oblivions of this tremendous

Let us remember that all tho psychological problem in his ‚midst, growing in intensity and society togetlier are in the inolt old-world sanctions which knit complexity, and which, if uning pot-placed, there b others solved, will at no distant date than the manual worker. Loyalty thrust our whole industrial andto kings qua kings, as our fathers understood and felt it, foulty to social life into anarchy and dis- foudal lord, inbred respect and solation.

obedience to noble, birth, utter- End of Middle Class Standards.most submission to the Church all have gone. What have wo The average middle-class man

in their place? An oligarchy still insists that the manuals must founded in financo, capable, only go on thinking in torms of his in terms of Cash. There is no middle-olasa in torosts, economics, strong and enduring sanction politics, and morals. Is is apere, to keep men disciplinod to tho sorvice of the State. The parontly incapable of imagining battle for power lies between the that immensely mora numus vast and infinitely complex capi- classes are steadily swaring thotalist interests and the rising and balance of power in the Stats, and monacing masses, that the social ordor, thus trans - formed, may differ in all rospects as dramatically and as completely from the social order of to-day as

bankruptcy under the loadership that differs from the institutions, of Mr. Ramsay MacDonald H customs and industrial methods thrown the organised workora of the feudal period in Europo.back on their own industrial re- Everywhere are signs and por- that mere parliamentarism is sources. Everywhore one hears tents of immense changes in played out. Here is the extre- Macao-Per Sai Ti, 2181 Mar, 18 Landrat overy department of life, and west peril. The dam of consti- social reincarnation is proceeding ational logislation is being burst Shanghai Ter Chons, 21-t May, remorselessly, inevitably, for he-asunder. The old trade union

-craft unione-are being every-[‚~ yond the reach of Kings, Kaisers, whore undermined by vole- or Parliaments to control. What mont advocacy of the now Indus- are the main characteristics of trial unionism; unity on the basis Hoihor and Haiphong (aking Mails

of class, not craft. this prezantuurest"?

for Fakhoi) Per Sung- kinog, 22nd Mar., §. A.M.

Failure of the Labour Party.

On the other hand, it is in-- creasingly felt that the Parlia mentary Labour Party line bo

como a tremendous failuro. Its

German

Mail.

(Lettern posted in all the Pillar

Boxes in line for the int clearance will be included in this contract mail)-Per York, 20th Mar. 11

A.M.

Maga-Per. Sui Tai, 20th Mar., 1.15 Kuchizotza, Kobo, Yokohams, Viétoria

T.N.

Tacoma, Vancouver and Seattle-Per Tall:rybius, 20th Mar, 2. Manila, Mangaria, Iloilo and Cobn

-Per Rabi, 20th Mar., 3

F.N.

Borneo,

Chicago

STEAMERS.

Ger. .s., 1,001, Clir. Kumpel, 10th Mar Bangkok Oth Mar., Gen.-B. & 8, Ger..., 1,844, F. Sembilt, 12 Mat Sandakan 6th Mar.. Timbor.-M. & Co. Bourbon, Fr., 997, Lo Bail, 11th Mr.Haiphong 3th Mar, Gẹp,--M.M. Miro, Jap. .., 5,832, 1. Goto, 9th Mar Manila, P.I Mar., Floor and Gen. 8. K Clara Jabked Gor. ... 1.103. A. Ulderup, 18 An-Cap- A 14th Mar., Ballast.-J. & Co. Nors, 785, V. Sigreland, 17th Mar-Haiphong 10th Mar., Gen-Wo Yisk 9. 8. Co.

Olaking-Per Nowchwang, 20th Duvre, Kudat and Sandakan-Per Bora!,

Mar., 3 r..

21st Mar., & A.. Swator, Amoy and Foocha-Fer

Hultan. 21st Mar, 10. Nagnanki, Kobe, Yokkai hi, Yokoliams,

7

....

Hongkong, Dr. .., 739, Cornolinssen, 7th Feb-Haiphong 26th Feb., Gen.-A. B. Marty

Victoria and Tapoms-Par | Kohsichang, Gor. .,, 1,923, Bosofsky, Chieng-maru, 21st Mar,

8th Mar Bangkok 20th Fo, Rice B. & S.

NOOK,

F.M.

8 P.M..

Scheiff, Ger. es, 1,016, Bruger, 17th Mar Bang Lok and Swatow 16th Mar., Op1-8. & Co.

19th Mar Manila 101b Mar., Gen-J., M. & Co. York, Ger. 8., 4,117, J. Rander-

Daylight

***.1911 March) Freight and

Tastage

About } Freight and

(Unps. E. P. Martin, n... 28th March Passage

For further particula's, apply to

E. A. HEWETT,

Superintendente

msan, 19th MarYoko- | P. & 0. 8. N. Co.'s office, In th Mar., Mail and Gon.- & Oo.

Isitan, Br. ., 1,188, J. §. Rosch, 19th Mar-Coast Porta 18th Mar., Gen-D. L &

Co.

Arratoon Apear, Br. .s., 2,091, G.

F. Hudson, 19th Mar Moji 14th Mar., Coal and Goa. D. 8. & Co. Yuslinn, Chi. s.o., 1,079, O. Wester-

land, 19th Mar-Canton 18th Mnr. Gen.-C. M. B. N. Co.

Tungaling, r.... 1,178, I. Haaray.

Shinmol

Tamba

19th Mar-Canton 18th

Mar., Rica.-J., M. & Co.

Hongkong, 18th March, 1912.

..

NORDDEUTSCHER

LLOYD.

BREMEN."

Mare, Jap. 8.8., 1,760, k. IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES.

Nagata, 10th Mar,-Canton

18th Mar., Ballast.-M. B. K.

Maru. Jap. me., 6,138, S. Wade, 1th Mr.Seattle, Wash., 18th Feb., Flour

N. Y. K.

Isiman, Dr. .., 641, A. H. Sie wart 19th Mar Swaton 18th Mar., Gen.-D. L. & Co.

OLEARANCES AT THE HAR- BOUR OFFICE. Pera, for London, Ceylon, for Yokolama. Vorwerts, for Trieste. Kobsichang, för Hoiton. Empire, for Kobe. Hangalow, for Taintsu. Fukura-mart II, for Wakamitsu. Yorok, for Bremen, Africa, for Trieste.

Yokohama and Kobe-Per Tjittrom, Michael Jubien, Ger. 2., 961, J. Bombay-maru, for Bombay.

21st Mar., 3 r.M... Amy-Per Tjipanas, 21 Mar., 4|

T.x.

A.N.

11 AM.

Macao-Per Sui Tai, 22nd Mar.,, 1,15

The common interests of the The first thing that must strike entire working class, irrespective Swalow-l'er Hamn, 22nd Mar., 10 the most thoughtless is that it is of trade, aro being preached, ubiquitous. It is not peculiar ceaselessly and remorselessly. Shanghai-Per Choyang, 22nd Mar., to England. Everywhere Damos The duty of the entire working- class to atani togother ia roizing is stirring dissatisfied, restless, pugnasious, menacing. His con-

the imagination of the workers, duct may be ungrateful, foolish, and hence the throat of the unscrupulous, "what you will," sympathetic strike. But bahind but, as a brilliant public man all there rises no more notion of onco observed, "you cannot in a bottormont of wiges or condi

dict a whole nation. Ilow muclisions of labour, but the vision loss can you indict more then three of a completo social transformá- fourths of civilised maakind ? tion, tersely expressed in the words of one of the revolutionary Organic Unrest.

Bonga The next thing that one ob- serves is that in steadily in- creasing measure this unrest is

We have been nothing. Let's bo all."

Siberian

Mall

Australian

P.M.

Shanghai, Moji, Nagasaki, Koba, Yokolinian, Victoria,

& Vancouver (B.C.) (Eiberiap

Poleren, 18th Mar-Hai- phong and Hoihow 16th Mar., Goa.J, & Co. Monteagl, Br. ., 3,003, W. Davi-

EbA,, UNL, / 10th Mar.---

Faming, for Iloilo. Michael Jobran, for Haiphong.

DEPARTED. Mar. 19. Shanghai 7th Mar Mail ond | Fukara-maru, for Moji. G-0. P. R. Co.

Chipshing, for Canon. Kwangtah, for Oant.

On Sang, Es, ain., 1,787, A. G. Smith, 17th Mar-Ching wasteo

Prins,

11reas, for London.

10th Me, Gen. E. Kusishow, für Tientsin. M, Co.

Br. s., 2,744, J. Hill, 12th

Mar-San Francisco

Taming, for Iloilo.

Empire, for Koba.

Tin

Vorwerks, For Osloutts.

Bhanghi 10th M Mall and Gon.-C. P. R. Co.

Mail to Lumpe-Por Mont-ilsanulok, Gor. s.m., 1,207, D. Rei-

cagle, 22nd Mar., 5 r,x,

miejs, 12th Alar.--Bangkok

41), Mar., Riso,—B. & S.' Manila, Ceba, Ilono, Angan, Kubi, Br... 2,797, B. A. Creby. Foderich, MarManila 14th Wilhelmshafen, Rabani, Here, bestshole, Matogf, Samarai, Samica,

Tap, Marun,

Brisbane, Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Dunedin, Melbourne, Ado- lalds, Perth, end Fremantle Ter Prinz Bigistanud, 23rd Mar.. 8 A..

The catastrophic movement becoming self-conscious and or will go on. The cal crisis of to- ganised. In the early and mid-day may pass away as the railway Victorian period there wore crisis of yesterday was tomporarily Dany-Per strikes and look-outs as to-day, solved. But the movement will but then they were relatively gather force from its failures, sporadio, localised, and gathered determination in defeat, until its little or no sympathy outside the triumph merges into terrorisu.

immediate aros or sectional craft

The Parting of the Ways.

Mr., Gen.-S. T. & Co. Ger. s.., 998, R. Petersen, 17th Mar.-Bangkok and Bulow 16th Mar, Rice 1 Gen.-N. D. L.

angehow, for Telatan, Ceylon, for Yokohama,

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Per s., York, arrived 19th Mar, Iron Yokohama

Abraham, Mrs. Ateeradía, T. H.

Romedios, B. J.

SATATA Bielitz, H.

Shinobiku Mira, Jap., .., 1,949, J. Eng Wook-fang Den, 16th Mar-Mo 10th Fabig Mai, Coal.-O. 8. K.' Farias, Mrs J.

Yerim-msru, 251d Mar., Soshu

9.M.

28rd

Tak Ter Bioniku-maru, Mar, L.M. Tientein-Por Chipsling, 28d Man,

11 x. Singapore, Penang and Calcutts-Per

A.Ajear, 3rd Mới, Mọng. pils, Cebu and Info-l'er Yu-

*g. 23rd Mar., 1 P.M.

Siberian

Maik

hangli,

SHANGHAI, Siberian Mall to Ecmpe Per Liban, 23r1 Mar., 6 r..

A.noy and Fo chon-For Halyang, 24th Mr. M.

Moji, Kobe, Yokkaichi, Yokohams, Victoria Soatilo Per Tamba-maru, 26th. Mar., 10 ¡M, ·

involved. To-day they have. grown to such Frankonstein pra- One thing only can obvinto social portions that they threaten the catastrophe, and at no distant whole life of the Stato. Their date, and that is Social Recon- organisers on both sides have etraction. Not arranged grudg- Macao-Per Bai Tai, 23rd Mar, 1,15 compacts international, or, rather, ingly, cheatingly, with the adroit- extra-national, in character, which ness of a card-sharper, legal en- though they have no legal au- nctments to be nullified by thority, are writs which run judicial decisions, but honestly, wharo no legal instrument would generously, faithfully. It will be effective, and are having for cost-money-millions. But every more influence on our industrial penny spent will bring back aratow, and commercial life than nine-hundred-fold in health and hap tenths of the parliamentary en-piness to the whole community. actments of the day. From the It is an idle dream to imagine coal-fields of Northumberland, that you can send the school. the Midlands, and South Wales, master abroad, and a cheap presa, ambassadors go forth with no other and foster free-speech, and still orodontinle than can be necorded perpetuata a system whereby by a million organised and lis 12,000,000 of your people are oiplined British miners seeking permanently undorfed, tons of an understanding based on in thousands thrown out of employ torosts which are conceived to bomont through recurring glats in. common to miners throughout your markets, while a provent- the world. Simultaneously, the able infant mortality decimates transport workers prepare to take your race. The governance of the field in alliance with their the world is threatening to pass "comrades" of the coal-folds, under the control of the extreme determined not to touch an ounce men-men like Mr. D. A. Thomas, of foreign coal should existing the millionaire coal-lord, and Continental stooke bo drawn on. Tom Mann, the brilliant and un- This amazing unity of purpose selfish Syndicalist. We are at the

Siberian

Mall.

French

Mail

Persis. 26th Mar., 10 ..

Tamon

Kan Chin-ka Lum, Mrs. Nojer, Adolf Menminn, Miss Pegram, Lt. and

Mrs, G. O. Prelas Pipewin, Mrs. W. Roberts, Mr. E.

A.

Bhon, Mira.

Trent, Capt. A. Tilbrook Yoon, Y. Jop Yamada, Mr. an 1

Mr. Zorn, Paul

Нов

STEAMERS.

NAPLES, GENDA, AL-

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, Yorck...........17,000 SOUTHAMPTON, AN- Capt. J. Randeriazz TWERP and BREMEN..) SHANGHAI,NAGASAKI,)

TO BAIL OF

RD'DAY. 20th March, st Noon,

Abent THURSDAY,

21st March.

!!

SATURDAY,

KOBE And TOKO Lutzow............................. 17,800 Uapt. J. Bortfeld.........

HAMA ...kastas) MANILA, ANGAUR..

YAP, MABONN,

SAMARAI NEW-Prinz Sigismund... 6,000 GUINEA, BRISBANE, Capt. D. Lenz timoi

BYDNEY & M’BOURNE-

KOBE & YOKOHAMA...

23rd March ai 9 4.

About

Prinz Waldemar...6)100 TUESDAY, Capt. H. Bremeratine 2nd April.

KUDAT &

SANDAKAN] Borneo,160 ƒ Middle of 1. Opt. F. Sambil .................. 1: Marob.. All the disimen of the Europesa Line are fitted with Wirėless Toligraphy. New System Telefunkra.

For further Particulars, apply to

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD

MELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONO and CHINA...

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Hongkong, 12th March, 1912.

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LD.

Hongkong-South China Coast Ports.

Highout Class, Festest and Most Luxuriona Stosmora on the Cost, hwying splendid Accommodation for First-Claus Pangarap Electrio Light. Excellent

Csirins.

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW AND RETURN. (Occupying to 10-d ys.)

OT MAKERIPS,

CAPTAIN

LEAVING,

Halten......|J. B. Rosch

THURSDAY, 21st M∙rob, at 11'A‚M. Halyang... J. W. Era......... SUNDAY, 24th March, at 10 4.M. Halching

W. O. Paremore ... THURSDAY, 28.h March, at 11 AM. FOR SWATOW AND RETURN. (Occupying 3 Days). Halmun ......] A. H. Stewart .............. | FRIDAY, 22nd March, at 11 am. '··

Steamers will arriva al, and depart from, the Ool's Whorf naar Blake Pir

For Freight and Passage, apply to

Douglas, Lapraik & Co.,

General Managers,

Maru, Jap. s... 1,119, K. Gau, J. Lai

Sugams, 15th Mirwator Gerrand, Mr. and 16th Mar., Gen. 0. 5. K Mra. Marn No: 6, Jap. x..., 2.110. Gollers, G... D. Winer, 18th Mar-Miike | Heimann 8th Mar, Coal.-M. 1. K. Happenberg, C. Talltryb'us, Br... 6.525. H. L. Holgate N. Allen, 15th Mar-Liverpool Hard, Mrx.. 4th Feb., Goa.-B, & 9.” Iacob, J. R., Tjitarem, Dutch sn., 8,066, P. Zwart.

16th Msr-Mantok 8. Mã, Chi-J, 0, J. L..

Fer a Prinz Ludwig, dus 18th Tilpass, Day 1: 3,815. Vebin. April-Dr. F. von Wessel, Miss H. 291

10th Mar Patar's 6th Ban jon, Dr. F. Balooper, Mrs. Balzer, Man, Bager and God. Mr. and Mrs. Grossman, D. L. Von O. J. L. Yerimo Main Jap. n., 2.980, T. Mrs. A. Hide, Mr. Wolliob, Alz. G. B. Weedenfeld, Mr. and Mrs. C. Chichen,

PASSENGERS EXPECTED.

Hacids; 16th Me.Moji Berd, Mr. Heter, Mr. and Mrs. E. THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN

10th Mar., Coal-0.9. K.

SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL.

Sobsumloft-1, Mr. H. Schumacher, Dr.

V. Sevilla, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Car- pontor and Mrs. Bubro ann.

Per s.. Bulow, due 80th April-Mr. Paul Brennscheidt, Mr. Giles, Mr.

STEAMSHIP Co., LIMITED.

Mail Service to Australia.

Steamere

MAIL SCHEDULE". (SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION).

let March-Ningehow, Autil ebus, L. Giles, Mrs. Weber, and Miss C. Goeben, Polynesien, Begaris, Baok- Trumm. Shanghai, Nagasak!, Kobe, an, Deike Rickmers. 6th March Pers.. Gooben, dae 14th Marin, Yokohama, Honolain and Flintakiro, Himalaya, Hitachi Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McClure and Dr. San Francisco (Biberian Maru, Nyanza, Baron Lunardgio. 8th H Trauth. Mall to EaropePer March-Ajax,en Aragoins, Astyanax, Per *.*. Bitschi Mar, from London Bealbinand, O Feri Laeisz, Gange, 17th February-Mr. II C.. Buching- EUROPE, INDIA Palawan, Ping Suey, Sydney. 19th ham, Mr. L. Green, Mr. Stephen, Empire' ............................... VIA TUTICORIN March-Besarty, Partis, Lisaries, Bam- Misa M. Stephen, Miss T. Stephen, (Late Letiam 11.00, a.m. to bin, Madning klith March-Dorflinger, Mi IT, Duran, Miss Oelvil's, Mr. H. Nooo Extra Postage 10 Erroll, Kleist, Tango Maru, Ville de G. Robinson, Mr. Rad Mr. O. J. denta). (Letters.pated in all Ciotat, Arcadia, Lovatar:

Facobi, Dr. M. Oyamada, Mesum, D. the Pilar Boxes in time fox

Arrival at Home-1st Afarch-Ded Gibb, A. Carlton, Mr. Hirota and the first clearance will be in-bighabiro, Brasilia, Bulow, Teen Mr. Frost, cluded in this contraet mail.) kai, Afghan Prinos, Tookla. 5th ➡Par. Tourans, 20th Mar., March-Paleus, Indrawadi, Pak Ling. 8th March—-—-Dartmund, Goeben, Hirano Mam. 12th Maroli-Indravalli, Dacre

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is supposed to be based merely parting of the ways, there is no Singapor, Penang and Colombo-Fer Castle. 15th Manh-Cyclops, Sydney,

on a desire to increase the wages third choice-Social Transforma-

of labour or to scoure the recognition or Social Catastrophe.

March 18th at

10 am. 4pm.

·Barometer, Temperature

80.28

80.28

a

54

60

Mishima-msen,-, 26th: Mar, Aragonia; Asiyanax, Konang 81, Ken-Humidity in

Antre Hongkong

from Australia

15th Moha

Leave Hongkoo5 for Austria.

Bik April

The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, ensuring a plentiful supply of Ics, Fresh Provisions, etc; and are lighted throughout wi Electricity. All Slate-Rooms bays Electyle Fam. A daly qui and Stewardess are carried. (1) d

Gibb, Livingston

For further particulars, apply to

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