The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-26
LONDON PAYS
BY TICKET
Men SYstesa May Make the
Possession Of Cash
Unnecessary.

LONDON, April 1.-THE announce
saeat that books Of tickets FOR aaoter
esgb riders are about TO be 6sslad sglg-
eseSaS that tue thine is coming when
raeneg Will Asearoeig be used at all
Evea now 1t is possible 20 ride IN
EEains. tubes and trafnWaYs with
coupons e. season tickets; 80 pay hote3
bills M8th coupons to have aa @laaor-
nefaenGe at a BARRIERS shop. LII Soho
shssHe aye certain restaurants where
customers can pay SO much month
for daily aEaAea 81 c6nrRer on the aan1i-
aentaa plaza 4 aotea company =sosses-
stag large establishments ia London,
en the s0pth coast asad IN the PROVING
es. undertakes for an annual payment
10 house ans feed one the whole year
rossaa, with fsi9 aberty TO change from
acted 70 hotel, as BUSINESS or aEeltaa-
sA0n dictates. II is wonder that
started ta5s system fer their regular
psssens. II may De objected that All
thsss services have 10 he paid GaT In
sa0aeg 20 besas NatA--shea the aqg-
Seas 81 season tickets sfe psFehaesss
Bat that is not SO, Payment ean be
sazcs by check. IL is assaae Mitb5n the
5@aahds 81 possibility that the day uaay
s60fssy arrive wasn naoaey viii be
needed Tar less than IL is to@ay-mhen
SnGssas u Will barely De wanted Al ALI
The designs for the six new fast PRO-
tectas cruisers that are sneaa6ea in the
British naval estimates are already
prepared a5a as so0n as paFlaa meat
sanctions the necessary expenditure
leaders MIL be aayatad from private
GEfns for the building Of these vessels.
They are each TO be Of about s9y90e
tons, against fsse ETge99 t0ns Of the
assaeseS cruisers Of the favsneSb9e class.
Tsae primary armament viii consist Of
SIX sZ~Snch gSs2s. ali sa0aated SO that
their fsse may be concentrated on either
bs026SSSe. These vessels are satsnsas
for the protection Of commercial fleets
in time OF MAJ are are 10 be larger
and SaafteF than anything OF ssaaS na-
t0ss that England has hitherto possess
I'd. Each viii cost thS best part Of So
s@e.e9s 20 construct, Two are 70 De
egiit 50 tfae government deck yards a.
Pembroke dock and SaeeEress.
Joseph Williams. the s-year-ol6 son
% = decorator living Ia the MAZDA
Vale district. Is the most remarkable
boy "a London. Al the age OF 7 bfs
voice broke asaa beeafae sepaachraa-
~ bass, apd now. at the age Of s. ne
IS the possessor not only Of q full
grown mans voice. bat Of q budding
Faastaese, He has proved i sore pug
gle 20 thirteen doctors. including the
late Str William Eroa65ens. who have
examined him and pronounced him q
freak Of nature This very pseco-
es9as boy was discovered" by Mr.
Parry Cole. the oFgan1st Of q church
ia Maids. Vale and the composer Of
several iigh; operas and songs The
boy came 10 him i week ago 70 have
fais voice tried for tie church choir,
and MF. Cole a. once noticed that
the boy, whose birth certificate be can
DKo9asae, possessed q deep bars voice
Parry Cole became 50 interested in tt7e
case that ne made an arrangement
with tbs parents Of the boy 20 teacn
aira singing for seven years Joseph
is tail for his age and sturdy, ard
amazingly solemn. He is very dark
and on the upper lip is a. we8-sehned
nauStaef3es which his mother cuts for
hffH now and then. He is extremely
intelligent. and has q voice Of irft-
Blsrsse power He sang patriotic
song entitled Queen Victoria" com
posed ~ Parry Cole. and the power OF
bis voice would have made a socialist
gD Chaplain Common green with envy
Then he sang a scale and reached the
g Ia the bass eief. A. present his ear
i poor. but Parry Cole believes that
1e has in this boy pupil who will
one day become a great "basso pro-
fundo"
novel scheme 10 promote the beau
4 ~ Of women has just been started By
~ artist. Mrs Florence Scott. in Wig