WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1912.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
General Auctioneers
·AND
Share, Coal and
General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN"
COAL STORAGE.
THE
ņ
Codes are: A.B.C. 4T & ATH EDITIONS. Al Tropic Cupx.
Telegraphic Address - MEIRION HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
HE Undarsigned have received instruc
tions to sell by Public Auction,
on
THURSDAY
LI
the 15th August, 1912, at 2.3) 1..., at their Sars Rooss, No. 8, Day Vaux Road, Corner of lee are Stroot,—
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
HOUSEHOLD
UTENSILS,
FURNITURE
c.
$84.
*tc.
PRINCIPALLY New Stors.
Courpri ing as follows
Une Drawing Room Suite, Silk Covered
THEATRE
COMMENCING:
ROYAL
THEATRE
FRIDAY, August 23rd, 1912
MAURICE E. BANDMANNį
PRESENTS THE
BANDMANN OPERA Co.
FRIDAY, 23rd Avatar:
"THE QUAKER GIRL.' SATURDAY, 24h Avayat; "THE WALTZ DREAM.'
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"THE MOUSME.'
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THE COUNT OF
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PEGGY.'
THURSDAY, 29th Atuust:"
'OUR MISS GIBBS.'
FRIDAY, 30th Aust:
THE ARCADIANS.' PRICES.....$3.50, $2 and $1. Commence 9 PM, sharp.
Plan of Sunts opens at MOUTHIE'S at 10 M. on Wednesday.
Hongkong, August 10, 1912
H
To Let
TO BE SOLD.
AT THE PEAK.
TOUSES and a BUILDING SITE.
Apady to
1017
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Felicilers,
Hongkong. Hongkong. August 10, 1919
TU LET.
Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs, Pictures, Paintings an Engravings, Taikwad Bed Room Suite, &c., Double and Single Brass and Brass mounted Badsteals and Cos, Barenus, Wardrobes, etc., Tunkwood Dining Room Furniture, etc, Dinner Services compte and Desert Service, Cockery, Electro- plated and Glass Ware, Cuking Stoves and, Unsils, Enamelled Ware, Cutlers, I HOUS frons Int September
etc.. Electric Langs and Fans, Cabinets, Jardinieres, etc.;
Abou
Carved Binckwool Tonkin Laini Fire! Screens, Trays, etc., 1 Pinse by Rosen- krana, i Large American Ice Chest, Large and Small Tron Safes, Typewriters, 2 Bar- umeters (by Gaupp) am1 2 Large Clucks by well-known English makers, etc.
Catalogues will be issued.
TEAM-A Ival.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctiuneers.
Hongkong, August 9, 1912.
PUBLIC AUCTION."
1010
HE Fodralget b; ve-received instruc
THE
FOD ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,
41
SATURDAY,
the 17th August, 1914. at 11 4.3., i
their SALES Rooms, No. 8, Des Voru Rond, Corner of Ice House Streck-
A quantity of. Claret.
A number of battles of Lipients, &c.
;
One case of Hams.
Two cases Toilet Sump,
And
Sundry Household Furniture, de. TÁ usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH, Аиснета.
Hongkong, August 13, 1912,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
1024
THE by Tublic Auction
Undersigned have received instruc
SATURDAY,
the 17th August, 1912, at the cives of the Gymkhana Meeting,-
SEVERAL PONIES, including
DYLLUAN, KONGSI & Otters, TERASA Bual,
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneer... Hongkong, Angust 30, 1912,
TAN MORA PEAR ROAD, Six
101
med
SHOP with Godown attached, NATHAN ROAD, Kowloots.
Kowloon Marine Tot No. 48 with wharf,
Apply to BUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE
Co., LTD.
Hongkong, June 1, 1912)
FOR SALE TO LET.
URNISHED OF UNFURNISHED LEWKNOR, No. 116 The Pass. Possession October 16th, 1912.
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Hongkong, August 13, 1912..
MY FIRST -AND LAST-
BULL-FIGHT.
(WY KKBLK HOWARD IN THEste ara
When the mail camo aboard at Lisbon
Children Half-price
MANAUERE, KOCH.
1020
0121
hurns. It is commonly supposed in this country that the toreador is a magnificently vo person who risks his life for the fua of the excited popalace. This is "quito a mistake. The bul nerer gres fint
the man, but always be the cloak. S the skipper mado a little speech. "Ladies toronder holds the clone to our side instead of in front of him, and ham tam and gentlemon, on the day that we arrive-ul amount of exmmon sense at auility, at Gibraltar the last bull-fight of the there is no reason at all why he should stason takes place at Algeciras. If taunty enough to get drunk before he enters the
ructive oven a scratch. If he in
fool or more peengers wish to witness it I
arena, that is another matter. Undur shall be happy to make the necessary ordinary conditions anybody who is pratty good at Blind Man's Butt" could do the arrangements in advance."
work of the toreador. The bull, a This, of course, caused quite a buzz of matter of fact, cannot turn so quickly as talk. “Are you going to the bull-fight ! | the “** b'ind
· Thern won't be a soul.”
"
"I don't know, Are you?" "Oh, no 17 After a little of this teasing from the wouldn't dream of going!
A picador advanced, lancar ready Horrible' forcadors, A
xies. Here is the really cruel part of afliairs" "I don't think I'll go either."bull-fighting the part that Dies, it "I'm sure he won't get the twenty The horse riddon by the picader is a poor
hideously revolting to all decent
people, passengers. Everybody I've spokon to id hack, and it is brought into the arena fighting shy," "Really
the bull in the sight of the populace. There no other purpose than to be killed by 53 abandage over one oye so that the horse ar annot see the deadly apprunching horn of the buil. The picador rides his horse
right up to the bull, and the ball is allowed at the sightest attempt is made to save plenty of time to go the horse to death. the horse. I want to euphasize this bo use one had always understood that the horses were killed more or less br
Why are the buses brand acciden
The skipper said nothing more. He did not care a rap, apparently, whether we went or not, but he booked fifty seats by wireless and chartered a launch to take across to Algecims. The lunch was full
overllowing. Sobody had seen a hull 6ht, and curiosity get the better of natural squeamishness.
a
Wo landed in the Berce sunlight that was beating down on the white "streets of Algevine, and scrambled, four or five at time, into jam-shankle carriages drawn by a pair of horses whose misfortuno it was to have been born in Spain, The Spaniard is no love for the horse, and our driver
true Spaniard. Suash-crash Slash way we went at a furious speed up, and up, and up to the ruolose white
WILS il
killed? Champics of bull-fighting
rought in to be you that the death of the horse saves the will tell life of the matador; that it gives the picador an opport nity of inflicting the first wound; and that he mere act of goring the horse robs the ball of his natural strength. 1 waddle! What the picador Jous could be done just as well by men on foot, by a man on a trapezo, or in filty ways. The bores are killed us make slaughter for the crowd, who are angry if they do not see enough blood.
The death of the poor horse I will leave
[O.
T.]
No doubt you are full of
Interest to know what
will shortly aPPear
in this Space.
A CALL
ON.
GARNER, QUELCH & CO.
Will
Hotels.
THE
enlighten you on the subject.
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HONGKONG HOTEL,
Mr S. W. Atkins Mr C. Aurely Mr A. T. Barberini Mr C. J. Farnbora Mr E. R. Batu Mr E. A. Benanwat Mr O.D. J. Bell Mr P. A. B. Bach Mr and
Knight
Mr E. S. Kabel Mr A 9. Kempthorne Mr S. K. Kirkness Dr Klise Mr W Ε. Mr H Mr H Krlick Mr A. Krusoman Mr G. F. Lebuert and Mas S. B. Mr C. T. Lloyd Brown
Mr. and
Mariet
Ms Jper Mr H,
J. Cokely Capt. G.
ELECTRIC LIGHT CHROO Miss Crocker
FRAK HOTEL Mr and Mr W. Mr And Mr Karajiw
Armstrong & child Mrs Kaut Ar Burton Mr & Mrs Beltchenko Mr Lloyd Mr Basicy
and children Mr B. Boud
Mrs Mo
Miss
Mr Buckingham Mr W. I Carter Major Canlifivid Mrs Noil
La Cul Mr Chanau Mrs Cole and child Mrs Corneliussen Mr Dullin
Rev. & Mr Darch Rev. & Mrs Davies Mm Davanport
ME W. A. J. Cooper Dr O. Marriot
Mr W. B. Marshall Mr Mathy MrT. H. Matthewman
Mr G. *
Mr C. H. Davi
M. Curry
Full particulars of price or rent can be building that constitutes the scene of these Fou to imagine. It is altogether too hor. Cold and Hot Water throughout, } M: Devilbies Dr C. W. McKenny
'ol aineil from Messrs JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER,
Solicitors, Prince's Buildings, Tee House Street. Hongkong, July 20, 1912.
360
TO LE LET.
HOPS and OFFICES,
ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS. Apply
4. S. WATSON & Co., Lin,
Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, May 21 1913.
OFFICES
TO LET.
urgies of blood.
Lioni.
Jitari
riblo and too pit-ful for detailed descri We were quite an hour befute the time,
Now comes the turn of the banderilleros, so that que had plenty of leisure to observe must be placed in the back of the ball, Each has we little darts. These darte the assembling audience. In the cheaper just about the end of the neck, frum in seats where there was un protection from front of the animal. This requires skill the awful glare of the sun, I noticed a good d. It is the only part of the sprinkling of British soldiers in khaki-ant credit for bravery or agility on the men
whole
proccoding which reflects the alight. deulent from Gibraltar. Our party in the arena, helped to lend a slightly cosmopolitan uir to the occvion, but the great maj rity of the spectators were Spanish. Fera wero yuang dandics in faultless suits, and boots
with
PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS,
BILLIARD, ROOM, Private Dining Room.
EXCELLENT CUISINE.
MACE
For Pticulars apply to
THE MANAGER,
гр
Tx. No. 129. Telg. Address TERMOTEL,'
206 Hongkong, Feb. 27. 1912.
The bull, after being wounded by the pictur, is now errging the darts of the banderillers in his luck. Naturally he is bleeding profusely and is nearly dad. It is tho
fuigh 1116 of the most billiant palont-leather. Nos hind work of the matadur
one thrust of his sword. He unters a lady in the famous mutila of stands in front of the ball, whs waits
the thrust with while lace, reserved solely for the bulled business is quickly over, and he carcase
lowered head. The
+ #reich- ight. There one saw father, mother, and in drawo front the arena by four homes. little children of quito tender years. Dezabr
That
is the story of the Spanish ball- as a lest of bravery, I cannot find a butter WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET, ight tell in cold, bald prosc. Considered comparison than the one I have already Blind Man's Bulf." Considered snational sport, it would be incredible if one had not witnessed it with one's non eyos.
i KING'S BUILDING.
Apply to THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST MENT & AGENCT Co., LD. Hongkong, August 1, 1912,
TO LET.
1591
N 2ND FLOOR, No. 2 PEDDER
STREET One-Roomed OFFICE. perty Office JARDINE, MATHESON
Co., LED.
Hongkong, April 30, 1912,
TO LET.
Apply Pro
50
TO. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, No
Tup" Flor. ROGATE Austin Bad, Kowloon from 1st April.
No. 12, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE First flour.
of schoolboys, who had maungul to get past the doorkeepers (probably without paying), stuffed themselves with cakes and fruit. A special box, immediately over the door by which the bulls would enter, wa curved for the president of the fight and his friends.
In the actual ring itself stood half a dozen policemen, curiously like our Loudon policemen. They remained in the arena
used
ROUND THE WORLD IN A YAWL
WYNDHAM HOTEL,
Opposite Clock Tower.
Mr T. M. Mr and Mrs J. . Mr B.K.
Mr B.K. Mehta Dollar and infant Mr J. Merecki Mr J. II. Derin Bir J. Mo Mr W. C. Drew
Mr.J.D. F. Mulder Mr K. J. W. Eames Mrs J. D. F. Mulder Mr and Mrs H... C. Mir S. Odom
Ehronfola
Mr H. G. Fishor
Mr A. G. Florin
Mr. V. d'Oettingen
Mr.
Mr R. Frust
Mr W. Pringle, Jun.
Mr E. A. 5. Fowler Mr E. H. Ray Mrs French & chilt Mr E. M.Raymond Mr Denman Ful er
Miss R
Mr W. R.
Ricketts Mr F. Bi ter
Mr and Mrs J. F, Mr J. E.
George
Miss George
synolds
Mr A. S. Goldsmith Mr W. Schwolke Mr V. Goulbourn
E. Mr E
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mir H. H.
Gould
Stith
Soloman
Lt. and bira C. F.
RN. Mr D. M. G. Gratams Stainer,
Mr W. Tutherly
Mr RJ. Grimsla Mr and Mrs Senseon
T. P. Hall
Cap. Larbord Mir G. Yoruci
Mr
Mr
A.
A. Parri
Ar
Mr and Mrs R. J. scelt
Harrison
LOCATION Enal for Hillside Stoner M L U Ha-lasa
Yoll
Mr E. J. Waterman
Mr H Watkins Mr Wer
Mr and Mrs G. V. Mr D. M. Whamond
Mr and Mrs H.L.H
and ONLY TWO MINUTES' WALK Miss Hasiant FROM BUSINESS CENTRE,
Residents and Tourists made thoroughly comfortable.
Rus on Fust-class Lives. Under the Personal Supervision of the
M. S. HOY.
all through the proceedings, but there were The Yokohama "Adventurers. Proprietress:
wooden shelters at intervals bebind which they discreetly retized when the bull sp proached. Half a dozen red buckets, filled with water, stood in a row on the sanded Noor. A local band, just below our seats. pinyed lively sira
A very interesting function took placu at the Hotel de France, Yokohama, recently. Cnder the auspices of the Yokulama Yacht Club, come thirty fire men entertained the Gradually this seats filled up. Everybody three adventurers "
who started. was in holiday mood except the sombers Jaly 27 for B tlires
Hongkong, August 1, 1919.
Елуся
De S. Hough
Capt. B. Innes
Mi R. M. Josephz
Mr E M. Jusepla Mr. M. H. Juy
374
BRAESIDE. PRIVATE HOTEL,
TANDING in its own grounds with your trip Tennis and Croquet. Iawns, Larg of our little party, some of whom bad round the world in a tiny yawl, The Airy and Well Furzished Rooms Every brought (and, oceded) Basks of brandy gathering was one of the best for a long home comfort. Fine View of the Earhut Attendants began to sprinkle the floor of
time; for those who foregathered were Telephone, No. 690. the arena with water from the red buckets chiefly in th glory of youth and werk, there
Apply to Mas P. W. WATTS, LARGE ROOMS to lat, contra? pow—a laborious, lengthy, and old-fashioned to wish, with all their hearts, bus juge
Brende, 20, Macdonnell Bond tion, cheap rent.
Hongkong, September 2, 1968, Procos, but bolored of the crowd, one felt, in their god friends Bir Vincent, Mr
No. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE First
irst floor. 1013 SMALL GODOWN in Duddell Stree
(ddow)
D.Y
PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANI
LIMITEL.
FIME TABLE
WEEK DAYS. 7.00 am. to 8.00 a.m...Every 15 minuter. 8.00am to 10.00a.m...Every 10minates. 10.00am to 11.00 ...Every 15 minute 11.30 a.. to 12.45 p.m...Every 15minate 12.45 pm. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10minate 1.15 p.m. to 1.45 pm...Every 15 minute. 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 p.m...Every 10 minuts 2.15 p.m. to 8.00 p.m...Every 15 minutor. 5.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10ndunter.
NIGHT CARS
7.40 p.m. and 9 p.m., 9.45 p.. to 11.30 p.m, overy 15 minuter,
SUNDAYE,
8.00 m.a. to 10.30a.m...Every 15 minat 18.30.m to 11.00 sm...very 10 minutes. 11.45am, to 12 Noon....Every 15 minutes. 19.00Noon to 1.00
10 minutes,
•1.00pm to 6.00 p.m...Every..
15 minube 9.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m...Every 10 minutes. 8.00p.m. to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minefe 7.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m.Esary 10 minutes.
57.301
30 m Sunday),
NIGHT CARS as on Wook Daya
SATURDAYS,
Exten Cars at 11.45 p.m. SPEUTALE JARS by arrangement at the Company's Off00, ALEXANERA. BUILDINAN Das Verz Road Centre).
JOHND. HUMPHREYS &301
To Let, THE CASTLE, Castle Hond,
9 Rooms, from 1st September, 1912, thoroughly repaired painted and colour
FOR SALE HARTING and ROGATE on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 104.
Apply to
LINSTHAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, Asg. 2, 1913.
THE
CHINA MAI TYPHOON
MAP and
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in
a sort of ritual. A photographer appeared Store, and to the skipper, Captain Voss.
White Mr G. G Wood
Consul & Mrs Eutzens
LL-Col. & Mrs Tan
Dd child
Major & Mr Lyddon Mrs Smith Malkin Miss McEarn Capt. & Mrs MaMunn
children and narko Mr & Mrs Moodhou Misa Moorabend Mrs Morris Mr&Mrs Northcombe Rev. and Mrs Noym Ma Paget and child, Mr & M HL Pesce Mrs Poarce
Major Prichard Lt. Col. Radillo
Comdr Booms
Mr and Mrs Fisher-Dr & Mrs Rutherford
Mr and Mrs Geden Mr A. Sinclair Mrxad Ma Gardon Lt. Col. Starpole Capt.
M Gathrie Mr And
Air and Mrs Halo
and Mira Talati
Major & Mre Waring Lt. Col. Tordon Hall Mr and Mrs W. M. Dr and Mr Capt & Mrs Hodgins Miss Wheeler
Hastoy Watson Mr and Mrs W. G. Mr F. Wilford
Humphreys
Mr David Wood Mr and Bira James, Capt. Wood
maid and child Lt.-Col and Mr & Mr Lee Jones Wrigley
Mr Balcock
Mr C. Boud
Mr Breitharaph
Bir Bruyn
Mr Buttner Mr L. C. Child
Dis Colo
Cowell
Mr. N. Dasent
Mr His
GRAND HOTEL.
Mr A. J. B. King Mr Lorris Mia Martini
Miss Me ord
Bir Mirke!!!
in Mouller
Mr A. T. Myall Mr Peenweller Mr T. Phillips
Poland
MO Mr-Praisa
Mfr C. Richards
Mra
Miss
Mr and
and Mr. Graham Mr and Mrs Rilenia Mr
Peyton Grifin
Mr and Mrs J. F. Mira de Fleast
Wright
Mr J. A. Young
AATOR HOUSE.
Mr J. B. Arnold Mr E. W. Austio Mr E. 3. Barretto Mile L. Bennycar Mr A. Bewa Mr L. Birot Mr A. de Bro Mrs C. I. Brow
Mr II. H. Burlitt
Mr J. D. Byrne MrJ. Campell
Chopard
MIT.A
+
Mr E. J. Kappler Mr L. Koch. Mr Geo. Tanzius Mr V. Lugabil Mr R. Menascho MJ. Mic'o
& Mrs V. Molendo de Morris
Blas K
Mr 2
Mr C. G. Obou
Mr C. A. Peters M-H Dir . C.
Mr Haberer Mr
Jenson
Mr Keil Min Kelly Mr Kennedy
Mr Rother
De Salaman
Mr.T
Mr Spilman Bir Stockfuck Mies Vanit
Mr T. H. Wat
Te
KING-EDWARD HOTEL
Bir F. Aien Mr. A. Bogly Dr Balilios Liout. Cross MJ. A. Dobbie Mr Dobbin Mr W. A. Donaldson
F. Elphinstone
Mr Petersen
Mr & Mrs M. Cohen Mr F. E. Bors
Mr J. A Daeïd
に書
...
Mr M. Dessel
HOTEL Andy
the arts and photographed the audience Spochos were inevitable after, but they KINGSCLERE I
in sectionis, exple section rising to its feet were not over lengthy. They comisted
hir bidding. Kiually the president in anying, "Good Luck," "a Happy entered with his party,"
Journey and Take care of yourselves.
HONGKONG.
The party broke up shortly beforeNRIVAL Boxing, the Botanimal-
midnight.
district," overlooking Gardens and facing the Harbour.
Naworous quist Buites with luxuriously Telophones and Electric
Mr J. Graham
Mr Greenwood Mr RH ister' Mr D, Jonge
Mr.E. Rougen MM. Sunith" Mr L. O. Thumpeon
Mr P. Trenty
Mr T. K. Walker Me H. M. Wright
GRAND CARLTON HOTEL F { VER
Mroad Mo Frank Mr Robert Humphrey Mr L. G. Balirers Mr. V. C. Kogen
Allen Mr.Jackson.
Mr J. H. Bemernish Mr H. G. Larson Mr W & Barneth Mr J. Malizi Mr A. G. Beunens fr G. Manalas. Caph and Mrs Fragx Miss Martin Mr. P. Banga Mis La Brag A.D. Code Gil Bd. Min M. Braga Hongkong, September 1, 1905,
1200 Mra
The audience being now complets, the first blatador marched round the area with his little troope of piendors on horseback,
It may be worthy of note to thong who arcadors (with red cloaks to wave in front are interested in sailing and travel to learn Bled Bathrooms, of the bull), and banderillere, the Isat that the Royal Geographical Society of Fans named carrying dusts which were presently Great Britain luas denpatched a letter to Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting rooms to be planted in the back of the bull. It is the Uroe "Georgians" adrautur ry, ra-
Throughout, avessary to caplain, the popular song not quarting to to kept informed of their Cable Address: Sachaol
Telephone No. 1123. withstanding, that the toreador is quite à movements and experiences. The letter i iming "personage. The star performer, best received, and duly acknowledged, to after the ball, in the matador, who deals gether with a promise to du es rejunted. the death blow with his sword. "AllALEST other people that I have mentioned 20
GUIDE under the contiol of the star. On this
Enables ono to locate the centr.
of a Typhoon
MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD ANI
TAPED FOR HANDING
Price 40 Cents,
FDFY USINA MATE 050s,
ocension there were two matadorz--both. ipatus throughout Spain-who, with their van particular satellites, Lok 'it in t to dopitch a bull. › (Six hulle weru-killi the afternoon, and in many or mpru The weapona wote How
Tore Bow impreted by ike president, the men and horses retired, aud the first bull trotted into the krens. Ho was a big fellow, rather aw-moving, and be stood for some little time in the city. of the arcsa azing about Bim at the gonstal scene. The band was playing wally il this time, or couple toresdors s vanced and set the bull waring their cloaks just in trop
Bullope Bir
Caronsde Mr. M. M. Clure Mr G Corden g Mrs
Mr Ed Dahaty Mr J. Dondoo
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FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION NO. 1
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Web weakness; lont rigor and vital
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