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WOOD AND COAL.

80. stove. nut. Ss-7s. pea. s.. ALBERT BROWN
NC. Lincoln ave. and SeaJ0n s. ne Phone y
1871 auZ-51t
sPECIAL CASH PRICE his MONTH. FJE-
mace $50. egz stove and INT. 80 pea. $.
WI J. HOLMAN. s5l3 tn ~. Phone n. ISL
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RAILROADS.
W., B. & A. z. RY.
The Electric Line. 3"

DOUBLE TRACKS BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE
LAE BEST WAY 10 BALTIMORE, ANNAP-
OILS. L. 3 NAVAL ACADEMY.
BAGGAGE CHECKED EEEE
Electrc palace cars frum WlI-s H0gss StStto,
t5Jh and i sts- NO2ThEASIB-
E-- Bl--ll41Ee-'55l. go 90 go .. $50 $50
so. So. 1889 l8-e. ne. and uS9 A. n. I2s3
uoou. "a. ia. 10 Ia. 80. -5aJ5. - &0o. 81
's4S -, go. SO go. "a. 20. 80. 'l9-A
aud H. D. daily
Fos Auas2o.is-5-s5. 81. So 30. lo-o. and no
e. H.s E=o. - -, -, sza, 80, 6-ss - s-S
ard --l-s5 !. H.. daily.
Fludlc2Ies l5l4I tlains- Al ot1ers are limited
s.aprl-s oEly a. N4Ez- Academy Juactlon No Wall
- " llrllE Ol CABS Eecessazy-
E4res- One vsy. Rocnd trip
- -A---a--ai - s--
Io Annapolis and e 3
Naval AczG1mF- F-.------..--- sc SO
Al II s. cars ull direct % White Horss Station
TlcEe ca-cC a. lstA and y y ave northwest AID
e. Waite House Sszt1cl. I5Ih and d So AOkfh-
EAST. TeleElcEa II 80
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
l4% Investment.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN.
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE HOME HALE ACRE.
near cars S--1l COLLINS CIaEll51o. "a
1uagst
MARYLAND PARK
YOU Buy TEE LOT We BUILD The HOUSE
LOTS $50 Up
$500 Down 500 Monthly.
ONE CAR FARE
40 INTEREST No TAxE4
CHARLES D. FOWLER,
So Z STREET NORTHWEST
THE BEST BUILT HOUSE AT ut. RAINIER
fer sale. seven roo1s ard large attics p1rches on
front side, and rear lot II55s 1e-rzs reasonable;
CDe carfa-t 70 any paTr Of CIty. JAMES z. Al
BINSON LsZ 18th 81 nv aus5E
PRETTT HOMES. LARGE LOTS. TO 60 PEE
foot. Al Mt Rainier Nd. Cd 18Th and ESth gA .
nsar r J. ave: District Lire Sta: fare hiSh and
bealthys snail monthly payments. J. c ROGERS
II YOU wAST 10 Buy EAEYLAND FARM
G subu-ba1 houe. see seud lo- latest bulletin
Marion Duckett q SOB, sS5 + NV.
uh-7-1
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HOUSE REPAIRING.
CLOTHES CLEANED & PRESSED

FOR PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY SERVICE
'rhcne Main BIS CAPITAL CITY PRESSING
Club. l=9s Eve s.. Special rates 70 msnbsrs.
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TABLE BOARD.

Is15 RHODE ISLAND AVE Nw--NOW UNDER
new ua1aEgasnL Excellent table bcards good
home cooking ie28-eod.31
IIIs K ST NW.-EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD
terms rsasonables home table best Ct s'erythiuS-
5y5o-eod-G-
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WINDOW DREsSERS

SEE NE ABOUT YOUR WINDOW WORK
Sign meu. let ne make your signbo4rdA Screens
and screen a0ors 70 order
.. MeINROY. II uTH ST. NV.
ye4-tu Ii sz901
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

PREPARES AND APPRENTICES wANTEI
e. ATEN q PTSEI-S. -9- o. nv sci
WANTED C0LOBED GIRL FOR GENERAL
Lc-saE1-z- LIS --l s. nv
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BICYCLE REPAIRING.

WE DO BRAzING. ENAMEL5NG. MOTORCYCLE
AID bicycle rerGsrinE- az kinds TIRE ro-k q sQs-
czlty. GEO. ". BEALLl, III 18th Nv.
au3SSt cod
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

We COLLECT NOTES. RENTS. GOVERNMENT
cai-ls, settle estates Law business IN al courts
No charge unless successful Phone Z555-
uy15-tf FULLER AGENCY. Room L l4Is s..
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-LARGE. SUNNY ROOM SECOND
floor. for school purposes. IN Nassac-ussrts or
Rhode Island ave- or any select locality address
BOX L. Henld of7ce- a116t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
SPOR T S
FOUR ROUNDS
FOR KNOCKOUT

1t took but four rounds for Charlie
Reilly to win from Weber in the bout
which took place at the Orpheum Sat
urday night. From the very first it
could be seen that Weber was out
classed, and bets of four to one were
offered against him before the men
even stepped into the ring. The fight
was clean one, without a drop of
blood, Weber taking an immense
amount of punishment in the best OF
shape and coming back for more.
He could never get away from Reil-
Tvs left. which the latter worked ov-
ertime. In the last two rounds again
and again Reilly would rip three or
four lefthanded compliments into Web
er's body and face without moving
from where he stood and when Weber
swung at his head he was under and
away from harm in a second.
Reilly showed far more class than
he has before, going after his man
more vigorously and landing harder.
He was in perfect condition.
When the knockout came, which
was in about the middle of the fourth
round, Weber was rather weak. Reilly
slammed in three hard lefts to the
body, anyone of which would probably
have had the desired effect the last
two rather keeping Weber from fall
ing. Weber went down on his hands
and knees, coming to his feet very
unsteadily at the count of nine. Reil-
! ly walked up to him and with a left
to the solar pleXus and a right on
the head sent him down for one of the
cleanest knockouts that could be i'm
agined. He fell on his face at full
length and had to be carried to his
corner by his seconds.
The first fight, between Young Bou-
quet and Charlie Mack, went to the
former on a decision, though from
the way the second round ended it
looked as if Mack would get his quiet
us before the end of the eighth. Meth
err of the boys showed much class,
Bouquet having the advantage or
height, weight and evidently of eXpe-
rience. He should be given credit for
fighting an exceptionally clean, square
fight, but left himself so unprotected
in the body that it was only because
Mack fought with his hands open, that
the big fellows body was not ham
mered to a pulp.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05

the Iroquois men whipped the Mani
wais by 8 to 4.
Joe Fern has promised a handsome
cup for the Atkinson League. Fern
is also running for Mayor.
Tomorrow evening at the Y. M. e..
A. there will be a soccer meeting. The
object is to form three football teams
The account in these columns oil the
Saturday night RerlIy-Weber boxing
go" was written by our society edi-
tor.
The Young Ocean Waves defeated
the Little Giants at Atkinson park
yesterday by 10 to 4; and the Bulletins
beat the Stars, 20 to II.
The G. A. C.'s yesterday defeated the
Chinese Alohas at Aala park, at base
ball, so gaining the lead of the River
side League. Score, to 2.
The Luso League of Portuguese ball
fiends exhibited at Kapiolani park
yesterday. The Patrias were over
come by the San Antonios, 80 to IA.
When the Mooheaus returned to
Hilo they were greeted by bunch OF
jokers arrayed in mourning, accom-
panied by a band playing the dead
march,.
Baseball teams from Davies & Co.
and the Hawaiian Electric co. on Sat
urday played at Aala park, the Davies
crowd winning by 10 to 4.
The local cricket eleven on Saturday
again beat the Alameda boys, 95 to as.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
NEW CHOP HOUSE.

p. John, late OF the Manhattan
Lunch Rooms, has opened a new Chop
House on Hotel street near Nuuanu
Fir-t class meals served at all hourS
HOFFMAN CHOP HOUSE.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05

AFTER ENGLISH RUGBY TEAM
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Septem-
Der 15.-Manager Stewart has tele-
graphed Manager Woodward of the
Vancouver Rugby Union in an endea-
vor to secure a match for Stanford
with the famous English Rugby team,
which is on its way to England from
Australia. Stewart in his telegram
urges Manager Woodward to induce
the English team to make a trip to
California. 1t is understood that Man
ager Merritt of California is also en-
deavoring to bring the Englishmen
to California, and it is probable that
the two managers between them will
be able to offer inducements which
will succeed.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
PSYCHOLOGY.

The Rev. Mr. Thwing comes, in our
opinion, into the same class with the
Rev. Mr.. Thwing; also, Rev. Mr.. Wes-
tervelt, the Hon. Frank Damon, Rev.
DR.. Scudder, John Martin, Mr.. Knott,
Secretary Y. M. G. A. and many 9TH
ers, men and honorable women not a
few" among whom we see the name of
editor Times. We shall have few
more words on the subject of Psyche
logy tomorrow likely if the editor can
give us space.
A. M. P.
October 5.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
VERY IMPORTANT.

1t is very important that women
should avoid constipation. 1t predis-
poses and aggravates every symptom
of female weakness. DR.. Miles Nerve
and Liver Pills cure Constipation by
strengthening the nerves and muscles
of the stomach which digest the food.
The result is a gentle, natural move
ment Of the bowels. For children they
have no equal. At druggists. q"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05

DEL MONTE, September 15.-Miss
May Sutton, added this afternoon, one
more victory to her almost countless
list. Her match with Miss Coda Mey-
err proved even more one-sided than
seemed probable. In the first set Miss
Meyer failed to score while the sec
ond set ended CO in favor of Miss
Sutton. Miss Meyer ran many games
to deuce but there lost her vantage.
NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Swooping
down into a crowd of persons who
were watching a recent baseball game
near Port Richmond, S. l., an Ameri-
can eagle attacked John Pollackson,
eight years old. A group of men set
upon the bird and George Pollackson,
father of the boy, ran to his home,
procured shot gun and, returning,
killed the eagle, which measured five
feet seven inches from tip to tip.
Young Pollackson was uninjured save
for few scratches.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
CARSEY KNOCKED
OUT BY WELSH
IN THE FOURTH

LOS ANGELES, September Is
Those who think Freddie Welsh would
be an easy mark for Battling Nelson
should have him put Frank Carsey
away tonight. He laid all over Carsey
for three rounds, then tore into him
in the fourth and knocked him out,
while 5000 fans cheered. There was
no fluke about it, for Carsey was prac-
tically out for five minutes after he
was hit the last time and he sat in his
corner a long time with his head wob-
bling about. When he finally arose to
go to his dressing room, he staggered
across the ring and fell through the
ropes on the other side. He came out
of the fracas with a pulled eye and a
bloody face, while Welsh was unin-
jured.
1t was too one-sided to be a real
fight. Welsh backed Carsey around
the ring in every round and with the
latter boy on the defensive, it was
easy for Welsh to feint Carsey. The
first round was fairly even and there
was little damage done in the second,
In the third Welsh drew blood from
Carsey's nose with left hook Soon
after the opening of the fourth, he
slammed Carsey with right on the
jaw and in the next mix, caught him
with left uppercut coming out of
the clinch and a hard right on the
jaw a second later finished Carsey.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05

Candidates nominated by the respec-
tive party conventions on Kauai are
as follows:
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05

the Iroquois men whipped the Mani
wais by to 4.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
| SP0RTING SPOUTS|

DR.. Hand is a great soccer enthu-
siast; also swimmer; also some more.
O.
By the score of IL to the Palamas
yesterday spanked the j. A. C.'s at
Aala park.
The Kewalo ball wizards of the At
kinson League yesterday morning de-
feated the Marines by 90 to 5, while
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
ATKINSON LEAGUE STANDING.
RIVERSIDE LEAGUE sTNDING.
HOBSON. JAPAN FLEET.

Japan will endeavor to extend more
splendid welcome to the American
fleet than it has received anywhere
since it started upon it's long cruise.
Hobson will no doubt regard this as
cunning plan whereby the Japs hope
to capture our navy before it gets
chance to fire a shot.-Chicago Record
Herald.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
ANGRY MOB ATTACKS
UMPIRE SHERIDAN

ST. LOUIS Mo), September Is. -
Umpire Jack Sheridan of the Ameri-
can Baseball League was attacked by
angry baseball enthusiasts as he was
leaving the American League park
here today. One of the men struck
Sheridan, who protected himself as
best he could until the police dispersed
the crowd. Sheridan was jeered and
hooted by mob as he left the ball
park. When One of the mob struck
Sheridan a policeman rushed into the
crowd and arrested the ruffian. The
crowd then pressed about the police
man and his prisoner and the Ger
drew his revolver, thus buffing the
crowd back Umpire Hurst who was
with Sheridan, struck one of the mob
in an effort to protect his colleague.
The man who was arrested escaped.
The trouble was the result of i'll feel
ing over a decision by Sheridan in to-
days game, declaring Outfielder McIn-
tyre of the Detroit team SAFE, with
what proved to be the winning run.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
kauai CANDIDATES

Candidates nominated by the respec-
tive party conventions on Kauai are
as follows:
REPUBLICAN.
Senator-Geo. H. Fairchild.
representatives.. A. Rice, ]. II.
Coney, Geo. H. Huddy and w. j. Shell
don
Sheriff-W. H. Rice, Jr.
County Attorneys. X. Kaeo.
Treasurer-A. H. Rice.
Auditor-Geo. e. Baker
County Clerk. M. Kaneakua
Supervisors-Waim Francis Gay;
Koloa, w. d. McBryde; Llhue, H. d.
Wishard; Hawaiian, J. Opio; Hama
lei, Chas. X. Kahee.
Deputy Sheriffs-Waimea, W. o.
Crowell; Koloa, Henry Blake; Lihue,
VIM. Ellis; Hawaiian, S. W. Meheula;
Hanalei Jas. X. Lota.
DEMOCRATIC.
Senator's. s. Chandler.
Representatives.. Kanealii, e. Mi
kaele, ]. Halemanu and S. Kaialau.
Supervisors-Waim w. B. Naumu
Koloa, none; Lihue, Kanikanihia; Ka-
waihau Kalawaia; Hanalei, Hudson
Sheriff-Iokepa l.
Auditor-Chas. Blake.
Deputy Sheriff-Kawaihau, kama
Lowell.
The Democrats did not name a full
ticket as will be seen, and moreover
they enthusiastically endorsed the Re-
publican nominees for attorney, clerk
and treasurer.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-10-05
Removal Notice.

N. ohta removed to 6S6 South Hotel
Street between PunchDowl and Bers-
tania.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
HERVEY MAY
Cd To BILOXI
Lessee of PenSacola's New
Hosiery May Build a
Hotel There.

prominent citizen of Biloxi was in
Gultport yesterday afternoon and in
the course of conversation
with city official, says the
Gultport Record-Tribune, told OF
a plan now being perfected TO
build a great summer and winter hotel
at some point on the beach in that
city. During the celebration of opening
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

The revenue cutter Davey, which
put into port Wednesday, proceeded
yesterday at noon TO New Orleans,
where she is to be stationed.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
RFHR |[L |iiIEH f d
Funeral Took Place Yester-
day From Local Under
taking Establishment.

The funeral of the late Chas. II
HILL who passed away on Nednes
day at local hospital, occurred from
Roblnson's undertaking establishment
on PalafOx street yesterday afternoon
Rev. Father Fullerton of St. Mi
chaels church, officiating at the sim
pie obsequies which took place.
Arrangements of the funeral were
not made until yesterday morning
Wnen communication was receiver
from Mrs. Hill at Atlanta, stating
that she had no available funds Al
the present time, but that funeral
expenses would be betrayed upon her
securing the $4,000 worth of life in
surance left her by her deceased hus-
band
The deceased, after a life of many
eventful circumstances. died at peace
with the world and his Maker. he
close Of his turbulent career having
been made a fitting one for a man
who had been strong in the affairs OF
the world; he died a communicate of
the church. under the ministratIons
OF Father Fullerton. who remained
with the doomed man until the last a.
his spiritual adviser.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
Depth of Atrosnhere

No one has gone higher in a balloon
than six miles The exact height AT
which the occupant of a balloon might
live is prOblematicaL- At thirty miles
the air becomes practically nothing.
1t IS calculated that only at a distance
OF 26,2S4 miles from the surface of the
earth Is the centrifugal force deveL
Oped by the whirling of the globe suf-
icient to cast off any molecules of air
that might be thrown from the earth
with sufficient force II might reach a
point where the attraction OF other
planets would equal Or exceed that of
the earth and consequently the OBJ
Ject would not Chicago Ameri-
can.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

Steam was raised yesterday in the
boilers of the steamer J. P. Williams,
and it is expected that she will not be
ready 20 90 into
es4s THIS IS completed the vessel Will
be ready for business.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

of the Federal building at Biloxi last
week. there were several prominent
capitalists, a noted hotel architect and
two contractors who undertake big
contracts, were there apparently to
see the new building dedicated, but
while there they were in close con-
ference and It Is known that the build
ing of a great hotel was the subject
which they discussed
Charlie HeTyey, president of the
Hervey Hotel Company, Iessees of
the Bieuville. Cawthon and New Bat
tie House at Mobile, now building a
hotel at Pensacola, and running the
principal hotel at Houston, Tex. was
in Biloxi at the same time and was
in consultation with the promoters of
the proposed Biloxi resort Mr. Her
vey is understood to have said that it
is his plan to eventually control hotel
properties at New Orleans Biloxi. his
Mobile holdings, and at Pensacola 1t
is his opinion that this coast Will be
the great summer and winter play
ground of America; that it will soon
suTpass both California and Florida as
winter resort.
Each year, It has been observed a
more wealthy class of winter visitors
enjoys the climate and other attrac-
tons of the Missippi Gulf Coast and
New Orleans. and these people will
only remain where they can secure ac-
commodations such as thew are accuS-
toned to in the East and North. They
do not care to rough it.
The success of the Great Southern
Hotel has been an encouragement TO
those who expect to invest in similar
property at Biloxi.
Malaria Makes Pale SickIy Children.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma
laria and builds up the system. For
grown people and children, soc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29

The sanitary laws of Pensacola are
being enforced by the city board nf
health, especially that section requir-
ing property owners or parties OCcu
plying houses to keep their premises
in a clean and sanitary condition.
During the past few DAYS several
arrests have been made by the police
when complaints were entered by
sanitary inspectors, and Judge John
son has imposed fines of 81 and costs
on each defendant for failure to com
ply with the law
Those who have been arrested
Yere first served with. notices hELb4a
tam number of hours, and where
Lhey tailed 10 comply affidavits Were
made against them. "ei
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29
For sale by ali Grocers

Tahoka- $4,000 hardware company.
HcrefOTd-Water works
Mercedes water works.
HidalgO-S10,0 GOO irrigation com
pany-
Virginia.
NOrfOlk-S20.0 900 shook factory: SIS.
coo shoe factory: S25. 600 contracting
company; 100000 fertilizer factory.
LynchbTrg-s1O. 600 amusement com
pany: $4,000 contracting company.
Richmond 10000 candy factory.
FinCastle-S5000 mining company
ShenandOah-S40.O mining com
pany.
ChTistianSburC-s2 $4,000 waterwOrks
PhOebus-S50.0O engine works.
SufOlk-s15.00O supply company.
Cape ChaTles-SIG.0 timing com.
pany.
West Virginia
Paw Paw-Canning factory.
Phillippi-S10.00O mining company.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-08-29


The revenue cutter Davey, which
put into port Wednesday, proceeded
yesterday at noon TO New Orleans,
where she is to be stationed
The steamer Manteo arrived in pert
yesterday from points TO the east.
She had good cargo Of naval stores
and q number of passengers. The trip
was the last to be made by the vessel,
as she is to be taken off the run upon
arriving at Mobile. 1t is stated, how
ever, that when business conditions
become better the vessel may renew
the service, provided the owners are
given sufficient encouragement by the
business men.
Steam was raised yesterday in the
boilers of the steamer J. P. Williams.
and it is expected that she Will not be
dsas xtiffs Is c ceiii the vessel Will
be ready for business.
The launch Grand Rapids entered
yesterday from Holly and way land
ings and is taking cargo for the return
trip.
The bark Western Monarch was re-
leased from quarantine yesterday af-
ternoon and was towed over to the
city.
1t is strange, writes our Liverpool
representative, that the president OF
the board of trade, in his written re-
ply to the Earl of RonaIdshay giving
the names of the first six ports of the
world judged by the tonnage of ships
entered and cleared, should have over
nnnOnhrnH 1fo oF 4
pool 10 be included in the list, if not
entitled to rank before any of those he
has marked out for that distinction
For purposes of comparison 1T is
necessary TO give Mr.. ChurchilFs re-
ply. which, briefly put, is as follows;
Total net tonnage of vessels which en-
tered and cleared at the principal
shipping ports of the world in 1876:
Antwerp, foreign, q. 676.I1S; coasting.
little or none. Hamburg. foreign. 90
2O,19S; coasting, 1851, $50 (includfng
river traffic.. Hong Kong, foreign,
1907, 942 cOastins, 14,716141 New
York, foreign, 20,3SO,953: coasting. 4
126 vessels, tonnage not available
rotterdam, foreign, 1892 4S0; coast
Ing, no record. Ii is not our purpose
to question the accuracy of any of the
above figures. but rather to take them
as they stand. with the qualification
Hle1uS oS MI OHuTCniI Juat the system
OF computing net tonnage adopted at
Antwerp differs materially from that
in force at the other ports named, and
results in Antwerp's position being
considerably enhanced. Now, with re-
gard TO the port of Liverpool. | have
before me the official returns of the
Mersey Docks and Harbour Board tor
the year ending July /, 1908. and they
show that the foreign tonnage paving
dues TO the board totaled l2.S46.7Sg |
tons, and coastwise S,765. O23 tons. In !
order 10 compare these figures Win
those OF other ports-and I am using |
the words of the chairman of the
Mersey Docks and Harbour Board on /
recent OCcasion-it is necessary that /
they should be doubled. because Other