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THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES.

LONDON

SERVICE

(Direct)

'MACHAON "* 13th June London, Rotterdam & Hamburg London, Amsterdam & Antwerp London, Amsterdam & Antwerp. London, Rotterdam & Hamburg London, Amsterdam & Antwerp

SERVICE

"ANCHISES " 21st June "MENTOR"

19th July "TEUCER 11th Aug "TEIRESIAS" 16th Aug.

LIVERPOOL

(Direct or via Continental Ports)

"BURYADES" **OANFA " "EURYDAMAS " "YANOTSZE "

9th June Genoa, Marsailles & Liverpool 18th Juns alles, Havre, L'pool & G`gow 10th July Genoa & Liverpool

20th July M'Hes, Havre, L'pool & G'gow

PACIFIC SERVICE (via Kobe and Yokohama)

** TALTHYBIUS" 15th Junə "TYNDAREUS" 6th July "PROTESILAUS** 3rd Aug.

YORK NEW

"DEUCALION"

Victoria, Seattle & Vancouver SERVICE

(via Suez or Panama)

HOMEWARD

"ANCHISES "

-"MENTOR"

6th July.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.

W. S. BAILEY & CO., LTD.,

ENGINEERS & SHIP- BUILDERS, HOK UN

KOWLOON.

HARBOUR REPAIRS Call Flag "E"

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Solo Agents for......... KELVIN MOTORS." Motors from 12 B.ELP. to. 30 BHP now in atosk also spare parts,

Works

FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1921.

NOTICE TO CONSIONERS

THE ADMIRAL LINE.

The Steamship

EDMORE"

TRADE UNION "BOSSES care to frame such rule" even if up to the

it could. If the rules, worked war, and how thot satisfactorily, and each man | thousanda got im The Men Who Live on Labour, chialued his opportunities, there military service by

Apart from their industrial im- might be an end to the control of Trade Union subscript

out any skill," indispensable portance, the relations of labour the central authority. and capital have a considerable THE LEVELLING DOWN' SYSTEM, otherwise, *

Since the war, when the living intellectual. intareat to many But as a fict the central having arrived from Seattle Wash people who are not directly authority, even if it would, could of enginers has come into ques via porta, on 30th inst. Consignees concerned with them. These not frame rules to give each man tian, the well-being of the indus-

сал ba

decided his opportunity. It can frame ty has been sacrificed just as are hereby notified that their car relations 50 is being landed at their risk rightly only by adhering to rule only for the average man recklessy and wantonly. The into the Godowns of The Hon fundamental and very simple A worker who is willing and able golden opportunities were at the Shan Godown Co., 16 & 17 Ken- rules, and by disregarding these to do more than the average must feel of the engineers. The indus nedy Town, Praya, Hongkong, rules attractive theories of new under auch rules forgo his trial leaders knew how thean and stored at Consiguses' risk. states of society can be framed. opportunity and be paid according opportunities required above all Consignees of cargo must pro- The large majority of Industrial to the rule of the average; and things that every means should dusa an Import Permit signed by workers have enough to do in the pay that such workers could be taken to increase production. Yat strikes have continued as the Superintendent of Imports & following their own trade, and earn and are made to forgo is

sonselessly and as destructively As ever; the adoption of payment Exports, Hongkong, before Bills are not, therefore, prepared to used to subsidise the workers ar Tel Kel

K639of Lading will be countersigned. detect the fallacies of political slackers who cannot or will not

by rosulia, the moat powerful of K969. All broken, chafed and dam-argument; and an opportunity | do as much.

Examplas can be quoted from incentives to increased produ Harbour Engineers, K.604 & aged cargo is to be left in the has thus arisen for a new profas-

of the big organised ction, has been resisted as obetine. K.622. godowns, where it will be ex-sion, appealing strongly to cer- Telegrams

amined at 10a.m. on 4th Juastsin types of intellectual persons, industries. The most striking.ately as before; and the prospect. by the Company's Surveyors, in which mon of academic train- especially at the present time, is a period of full employment A worker and high wages has now been. Messrs. Goddard and Douglas. ing can propagate anch theories the coal industry.

All claims must be presented with little risk of their fallacy should be paid not as a pauper for turned into a disastrous slump. within thirty days of the steamer's

doing nothing, but as a man for Engineering Supplement of the arrival here after which they car-

doing something. The most just and natural thing is for him to not be recognized.

be paid in proportion to what be! does. Such an arrangement in coalmines would make central control impossible; and accord- fingly for some time past each man has been paid in proportion not to what he himself did, but to what had been done on the average of all mines in England, Scotland, and Wales.

Manager... Secretary

"SETBOURNE."

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.

From HAMBURG, ANTWERP

via SINGAPORE

THE Company's Steamship

HAVRE MARU “

PASSENGER SERVICE having arrived from the above

21st June"

19th July

'TEIRESIAS "

16th Aug.

K

ASCANIUS"

30th Aug.

via Suez..

for London

for London

for London

for London

For Freight and all Information Apply to

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE

AGENTS.

THE EAST ASIATIC

CO..

LTD.

OF COPENHAGEN..

The M. S. "PERU'

. Will be sailing from Hongkong about 20th of June.

Taking cargo for Copenhagen Christiania, Gothenburg and Hamburg.

For further particulars please apply to:-

Telephone 1476.

MANNERS & BACKHOUSE, LTD.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

THE STEAMSHIP

**AQUILUA

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From TRIESTE, via VENICE, BRINDISI and SINGAPORE Consignees of Cargo are bereby informed that ati vuods are being landed at their risk into the to downs of the riongkong and Kow- Joon. What and tioduwn Coin-

7. Queen's Road, Central.

"BEN" LINE OF STEAMERS.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

From MIDDLESBRO, LONDON & STRAITS.

'HE Steamship

" BENGLOS“

CONSIGNEES of Cargo are

pany, Ltd., at Kowloon, whence, hereby informed that all Goods Budjur from the wasrves delivery are being landed at their risk into

the nazarauus and/or extra hazar may be ubiained.

dous tredowns of the Hungsong Optional Cargo will be forward-and howloon Wharf and to ed unless notice to the contrary cowns Co., Ltd., whence and/or be given volute Sura Muy.

from the wnaryes delivery may be

No claims will be admitted after the twoods have left the tio-

No chains Wit De Buunkter after onesumed. the wivus kave felt the trodu wus, aud alikuwls foloancok de ilvered after two din. prux, will ve subject to reut.

All clans agains: the steamer must be presented to ine-Under-

downs, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the in inst.

will be subject to rent

All claims against the steamer must be presented to the Under

parts, Consignees of Cargo are hereby notified that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon. where delivers can be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.

Goods not cleared by the 7th inst., will be subject to real.

Damaged packages must be left in the Godowns for examin- ation by the Consignees repre- sentative and the Company's Surveyors lessrs. Goddard and Douglas, at 10 am. on Wednesday and Saturday. All claims must be presented within Ten days of the steamer's arrival.here, after which date they cannot be re- cognized. No claim will be ad- mitted after the goods have left the CodowDY.

No are insurance whatever will be effected.

Consignees are requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countersignatures immediately.

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.

Y. YASUDA,

Manager. Hongkong, 1st June, 1921.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

"GLES" LINE OF STEAMERS, LIMITED.

From UNITED KINGDOM. COLOMBO & STRAITS. The Motorship

"GLENGYLE" having arrived from the above ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that all goods are being landed at their risk into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Graduwas of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Gedown Company, Limited, whence, andjor from the wharves, delivery roay be obtained.

Goods not cleared by the 6th June, 1931 at 5 p.m. will be sub ject to rent.

No Claims will be recognized after the goods have left the Go- downs, and cargo undelivered on will be and after 5th Jude subject to rent.

No Fire Insurance whatever will be effected.

Consignees are requested to send in their Bills of Lading for Counter-signature immediately.

PACIFIC S. S. CO., United States Shipping Board, Emergency Fleet Corporation. Managing Agents,

.

The Admiral Line. 5th Floor Hotel Mansions. Hongkong, 30th May, 1921.

"For the Blood is the "

Sufferers

from Abscesses, Ulcers, Piles Glendaler Swemugs, Eczema, Balls, Pimples and Eruptions, Goat, Rheumatism, must praline that the ely sure way sa cumplein and Listing relief is to free the blood of the poisonous WASTE matter, the one cause of such Maubles. Clarke's Blood Mixture contains merecents which on ONET come and size! the imporibus, that's why than? lastungsures stand to its stad:2

Plassant to take.

Of Lil Chemists and Steth

Clarke's Blood Mixture

"

being recognised, and in support of their own political objects acquire the influence of the men whom they delude.

THE COMMONEST TYPE OF - ** LEADER.” The commonest type of man whom this profession attracts is perhaps the University man at a loosa end. A bright boy in soak et in classical studies at school and in the University till he gra- duates. If be is not to become a teacher or a scholar, these studies have the disadvantage that they uggest no practical career at the end of them.

careers.

The man may not, again, be a University man at all. He may, for instance. be a Civil servant, who has learnt what is done by Government control as it is, and has imagined how much more could be done if he and the likes of him had the doing of it.

mest

ment,

Times.

WITHOUT PREJUDICE.

Solicitor at Stratford-What you-Man-A pig ned BIG general dealer.

A Shoreditch lodger who wES ordered to quit annoyed his land- On this basis thero was clearly lord by filling the pockets of the no chance of promotion for any clothes in the ball with pepper. man by bis own effort. No man Heard at Marylebone County

of could use the natural opportun Court-Are you still aut While he is going through his lities of advancement offered by work 2-Man-Yes, and likely to University life he hears of the his own ability or his own mine. be. I am drawing the out-of- disputes between labour and cap-He had to depend on the advance-work pay.

Policeman at the Thames ital, of the weak with the strong,ment of the whole industry by and aspires to be the St. George some step which evidently, if it Court-He was intoxicated and who will kill the dragon. He was earned at all, must be too slaging. Magistrate-What was may also recognise that these bigh in one mine or district and be singing? Policeman-Some disputes give men of intellectual too low in soother. Neither his broken melody, your Worship.

the Thames Magistrate at powers a chance of offering their own effor's nor those of. bis

Court-What bave you to say? help to the labour side, and so managers could help him.

The result has been evident; Offender (yawning)-Really, it attaining active and successful

bus what is sometimes overlook-isn't much use arguing with a ed is that the circumstances policeman in a police court. is it? "There is no better judge of which produced that result are precisely what the men's guides whether a man is drunk than a had design d. Though it meant police inspector."-Judge Sir that every advance had to be ob- Walworth Roberts. tained by the topsy-turvy method. Heard at Bow County Court- of driving the thick end of the Do you intend to pay this debt or wedge fore-most, it helped to prsnot? Man-I do, but my wife He may be a politican who basrent workers from depending on does not, and she rules the ronst. not struck an individual line, and themselves and their works. It Magistrata's clerk at Wey- your name? mors completely mouth-What is sees in the advocacy of theories throw them

Ada Mary attractive to the popular mind an under the control of those who Woman-Florence opportunity for increasing his were guiding the industrial move Jane Isobel Lousin Adams. The clerk-My godfathers and god- own influence and activities.

Of such men two things at least | POWER OF DOMINANT MINORITY, others! are certain. They are not and This intinence owes its funda- never will be industrial workers; mental strength to force. Men without the help of their theories know that their lodge has con- and doctrines, or the theories and trol over their chance of benefits, doctrines that they have picked and the large majority, who are up at second-hard from others, not prepared to contest lodge the industrial leaders who in pro-politics, take this control sa a moting political ends co-operate matter of course, and abide by it. with them on the central execu-Thas established, the view of be the Lord Robert Cecil, speaking attires at Trade Unions and locally whatever may locally

Man at Marylebone County Baldock last month, said he had would have no material to work dominant roinority becomes

public opinion among members, been greatly startled by reading & 00.

without a formal vote to behave with me. When I stoop I cannot speech of bis excellent friend HOW AND WHY THEY OBSTRUCT and sometimes stampedes men Court-Something is the matter

Whatever purpose they may as though there had been abend. Lord Derby, in which he charact-

Landlord at Lambeth-I gave have in view, they regard indus- spontaneous public opinion. erised Mr. Lloyd George as the

The really industrial leaders, them ocular notice to increase latest recruit to Conservatism

Mr. Lloyd George, said Lord try as an army, and to them the Robert, was a man for whom he rst consideration is that this therefore, of a union cannot act their rent. had the greatest admiration, army should be disciplined and as they think right. They have but he was not sure he would call subordinated to the will of its to act so as to attract a sufficient support from the local minorities. No one can doubt the true him a Conservative. He (Lord | chists.

An individual workman labours Rober:) had spent a good many

ment of himself and his family. once the bargian bad been made If he works in a factory bis evid- for stabilizing rates of pay for ent inmediate interest is to cothe period and purposes of the too far away to see clearly, the If you have to operate with other workers in war were anxions to carry it out. eye will be strained to make out whatever may bring most work to it is inconceivable that they the fine print, ployment to himself, and most such breaches of it as the repeti-strain the muscles of the eye. There was a young lady of opportunity of improving bis own tion of strikes or any conscious Either way is bad. When you

Riga.

Rafise Subsorten.

"Everybody's Blond Purifier,”

LORD ROBERT CECIL'S REMINDER TO LORD-

DERBY.

PROGRESS.

B

All broken, chafed and dam-years of his life in explaining for the maintenance and advance-industrial leaders of the engineers.

that he was quite the reverse (Laughter.)

aged packages are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined by Messrs. Goddard & Douglas, on 6th June, 1921 at 10 am. Claims against the

Lord Derby seemed very happy about it, and he hoped he was right. They had, added Lord young lady of Riga -

Wife at Bow County Court- intend to give my husband no rest this bids of the grave. I have taken out no fewer than thirteen summonses for maintenance in a year.

Willesden Magistrate (wearily) Everything apparently that bas happened since the flood leads up to the culmination of this sum-

M079.

THE WRONG WAY TO READ. If you have to hold the print

siguta on of beture ku 15th pioN signed on or before the 15th inst-steamer must be presented on the Robert, all heard the story of the the factory, most continuous em- would have tolerated willingly bold the print too close that will

De Lady Wili nu, be recognized.

All broken, chafed, and damag- B005 ale to be left in the UP-

duwas, where they will be 'bxam ined on the Sin Jukke at 10 a.m.

No Fire Insurance has been effecled.

Bills of Lading will be counter- afgued by

DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

Agents.

or they will not be recognized. special form provided and must All bruken, chaled, and dam-also be submitted within 30 aged troods are to be lett in the days of arrival otherwise they

bwill not be recognized. bodowns, where they will examined on the Son inst. at lv No Fire Insurance will be

effected in any case whatever. No Fire Insurance has bee

Bills of Lading will be counter- eflected.

signed by

2.m.

GIBB, LIVINGSTON CO.}

Ageuts.

Hongkong, 1st June, 1921.

JARDINE, MATHESON

& CO., LTD.,

Agents. Hongkong, 30th May, 1921.

FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS

Who went for a ride on a tiger, They returned from the ride With the lady inside,

position.

restraint on the production of cannot read any fine type held at: such monitions.

proper distance-387 14 inches The opportunities of

from your eye, have your eyes advancement vary in different A WAR-TIME DISCLOSURE.

by the Hongkong districts and even in different Engineers of to-day so long as examined works, and no central authority they live will not forget how in Optical Co., Successors to Clark CaO lay down general rules that spite of this bargain strikes not & Co., Refracting and Manc sitting will enable all men to make the caly were not discontinued but facturing Opticians, located in opposite the Treasury beach most of their respective opportun- occurred more often than ever 53, Queen's Road Central, and before; how systematic restric- have the satisfaction of using a think I see very clearly the smile ities.

It may be questioned whether tion of output was practised pair of right seeing and right? on the face of the tiger." said

& central authority would always in all parts of the country fitting glasses. Lord Robert, amid laughter.

And a smile on the face of the

tiger. "Sometimes

when

Simply a Matter of Choice to Freckles !

BY BLOSSER.

NOW FOR OUR ARITHMETIC LESSON TAM EDING TO WRITE A QUESTION ON THE BOARD AND I WANT

FRECKLES TO VIRITE THE

ANSWER.

what is 1⁄2 of

What is of

A ?

87

O OR THREE?

HOW DO YOU FIGURE THAT, FRECKLES

WELL, IT DEPENDS ON WHETHER YOU SPLIT TH 8 CROSSWISE OR

UP AN' DOWN!

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