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DARTICULARS and Conditions of the
NEWS FROM HOME,
(From Our Gen Corrupenda!)
London, No. 13.
ALARM IN GERMANY," "A
THE CHINA MAIL.
GEO. P. LAMMERT
AUCTIONEER.
The Balkan Allis are now beginning SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.
to full foul of the Triple Allianco n Italy
Hughes and Hough Paleting by Publis Action Sale, to be and Austria both objans to Servis baving
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
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AND
Share, Coal and
General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN"
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PUBLIC AUCTION
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HE Undersigned have received instruc Tato sull by Fablic Auction
(FOR ACCOUNT OF TAX CONCERMED),
on
SATURDAY,
Lhe 7th December, 112, at 11 a.M., at. their SALES Roosts, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice House Street
A CONSIGNKINT OF
ENGLISH JEWELLERY
PART BANKRUPT STOCK, Jast Arrived from London, Comprising:-
Diamond Rings, Brooches, Pins, Nock chains, Bracelets, &c., Gold and Silver Watches by Benson and other London Makers Silver-backed Brashes, Mirrors,
e., &, including Fancy Goods.
(Particulars from Catalogue).
On low day be 'on a lu.,
Trax ;— As OTOAL
held on MONDAY. the 9th day of Decem bor, 1912, st 9 r.at, at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Hoellency the Governor, if One Lot of OROWN" LAND at Macdonnell Road, in the Colony at Hangtag, for a term of 75 years, with the option of zonewal a s Crown Rant to be fixed by the Sarveyor of His Majesty the Kara, fer one further term of 78 jaara.
Forality.
Registry No
of Rale
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Particulars of the hot.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
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PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the
by Public Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 9th day of Dec. 1912, at $7.3, at the Uffices of by Order of His Excellency the Goremar, to quarry Stone on the following Lots of Crown Land around Kowloon Bay, in the New Territories, and elsewhere in the Colony of Hongkong, for a patiod extend- ing from, the 1st day of January, 1915, op to and including the 31st day of December, 1915.
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an outlet on the Adristio, and Russia ing edited with baking the Allies. Great Britain. through Sir Edward Guy, has stated that the victors must be allowed to dictate their own terms, and European diplomacy is becoming very dark.
The Daily Telegrapli" déclares that the moral of the war are, the word "* Too. Late, and in glaring thoral which hu who runs may read. The immodiate duty of every Englishma is to ask him- self whether ha appreciates at their pro- per worth these kesons written in letters of blood and fire over the plains of South- Eastern Europe.
The Telegraph. "" roudly shots Everyone know to whatever party ho may belong in the
state, that Great Britain is not preparod to enter on a European war. Every Bri. tish diplomat she is aware that when he is dealing with the greab states of Europe he is fatally tampered, both in his np. peals and his remonstrances, by the fact, which is common knowledge alirom, thant or offensive purposes of a wide and general scope here exists no British Army."
I quote these words because they state anderately what the average Britisher Geels to be true. Events are moving so fast that no insu, knows what the next lay will bring forth. Lost Friday's Cabinet Council was the gravet held within living memory. The situation is
the Public Works Departmthe right not only a most critical one but it may develop at any moment, and the question for Great Britain is, "Are we ready Lol Roberts hus warned the nation, ani the Telegraph" preaches the moral of Too Late." Fortunately at such times party politics play no part, and as Mr. Asquith said at two Lord Mayor's Ban-
Particulars, of the Lots.
Begistry No
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ximate
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quet. His Mabaty's Government. cau spend in the Councils of Europe in the Rame and with the authority of a united
Zaxality. Can Crown people. Lents in Rent
Acten.
M Wan Sgau 30
Wan. Quarry Late Nus.
17,334
Tnt Ta ul Quran T
300
ry Lut No. 1.
Tax Te Mui Qua
Mul Tent T
1519
ry Lot No. 2,
HUGHES & HOUGH Auctioneers.
Hongkong, December 3, 191%
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have received instruc tions to Sell by Fublio Auction
01
SATURDAY,
the 7th December, 1912, commencing 2.30 r.., at their Salon Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of
Ics House Street,
A CONSIGNMENT OF PORCELAINS, BRUNZES, &C.
Junt arrived from Näoking and Peking,
Including Irories, Pakinose Cloisoene And Lacquered Ware, Jadostona, a few Sets of Mandarin Bods (Amber, Coral, and Jadestone), a number of Snuff Bottles,
tow Macdarin Coats, Brocades, and Silk Skirts, Old Chinese Pictures, &c., d and a zumber of Old Wall Platos.
Porcelain of the Sung, Ming, Tou Kwong, K'ang Hi, Kionleog, Gar Hing, &c., te perioda.
(Fall Particulars from Catalogue). TERM :—As usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Aunserers. Hongku, Dec.mber 5, 1912.
G,
PUBLIC AUCTION,
R.
1623
"HE Undersigned have received instrac-
OF PUBLIC WORK, to sell by Public Auction
The CRLY DIRECTOR
MONDAY
lic
and TUESDAY, the 9th and 10th December, 1912, com- mending each day ib 10 a.m., nt Tax Govaerking Wascha: Store, and ab the GovIEMENT STORES, Bullock Lane, Wanchai,-- A. LARGE QUANKIET OF CONDEMNED STORES,
follows
Boring Drills and Gear, Iron Fencinge, Standards, Boat Davits, Flagstaffs, Span maza, Canvas Hose Piping, Wrought and.: Cast Iron Scrap, Cast Iron: Piping, Bolta, Nuts and Rivets, Brass Taps, Indian -Rubber, etc., ota,, otc.
(Full Patoulam from Catalogue), On view from 7th December.
TXK8-AS Ueus!
HUGHES & HOOGE,
Auctioneers. Hongkong. November 20, 1912,
1468
5.Sharkwas Won
Quarry Lola No.
3 and 4,
SİMURIVAD
*7.00
www
700 3,349
• Want.:
Bak Quarry Lot
No &
Hok Ln
Ma
068
1,94
TI Quarry Lat
Jordan Raul Kow- Juniko
hon tiny Tot Bond, Howi No. W.
loon. Quarry Yannati'
• Yasumati
Lot Sa. 11.
10 Fuk Tu Hog Fok Tun
Quarry Lot No. Bang
11 Na Tar Kok Ngau Tau ¦
Xok.
5.30 1,00
U
1,009
1,440
200
500
PUBLIC AUCTION.
HUGH OF SCIENCE.
Through the munificence of Peter Vakanshin and the efforts of Professor Keliabko of the University of Tommyis a begiuning has been indo in the matter free education in Siberia land where 80 per cent. of the population are Bliterate. An institution has been open-
at Tomsk for the instruction on a large scale of the people of Siberia. Under the name of the House of Science it will fulfil the functions of a popular university and give Instruction free of durgo from the domentary to the second-
FOR BALE.
SECTION A. or. E.K L 570-
Aro 25,376 Square feet. Position: Facing Kings Parki
Money on Mortgages at market rates.
PUBLIC
AUOTION
OLD AND RARE CHINESE FORCELAIN:
שאין
IRE Undersigned has resolved inatrne,
tione to sell by Pahlia Auction,
WEDNESDAY,
the 11th December, 1913, commencing at
9.30 .., at his Balas Rooma,
DUDBALL STERE-
A FINE COLLECIDOS OF CHINESE PORCELAINS From the Ming, Kanahi, Yungching, Kien- lung, Ka Hing, Towkwong and later Perioda.
On View from Tuesday, the 10th Dec., 1919
Catalogues will be issued TRI-Cash on delivery.
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, December 4, 1714. 1524
Intimations.
LESSONS IN CHINESE
*
MRLI HON FAN, Chinese graduate to European officials and merchants in this Colony for over ten years.
versed in literature, has been a teacher
He has a good method of training Euro- porns to pass in the Chinese examination, and: is possessed of a firet rate certificate as a Chinese teacher. He has also a good know. lodge Mandarin and Hakks.
Those who intend learning the Chinese language are requested to write mare of China Mail office or direct to Sr. Holly wood Road, Lab Acor.
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1523
PUBLIC AUCTION.
[BE Oudersigned have received Instrue. tions to Sell by Publis Anction, (FOIL ACCOUNT OF THE DINGSKNAD),
ON.
MONDAY,
the 9th December, 1912, at 2.30 .x., at their Satza Rooms, N., Des Vaux Road, Corner of Ice House Street,--- A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
&
FURNITURE
&c.,,
Six
Kemoved to Salt Rooms for convenience of Sala. (Full Particulars from Catalogus). TERM:- usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers, Hongkong, December 8, 1912.
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'THE CHINA MAIL.
NOTICE Communications relating to news should be addressed to THE ELITA.
THE SEX NOVEL.
De Lang. Archbishop of Yerk, has got into serious trouble with authors and publishers for his outspoken deadhciation if the modern sex novel. The scrasion
was the toast of the immortal memory
of Sir Walter Scott and the place the Edinburgh Scot Club. "I am sick of
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Mr and Mrs Adair Hodsoll
Mr D. C. Alexander, Mr Harold Holgate
Jt..
Mr E. Hope
Commander and Mrs Capt. R. Innes
A. C. Almy
Mr S. L. Jomph
N
Mr E. Keesler
Mr R. N. Anderson, Mes Ꭺ. E. Judah
Jr.
Mr A. T. Barberini Mt S. Komor Mr M. Baring
二
Mr A. Kouzminsky
Mr H. W. Barker Mr A. Krissanan
Mr & Mr P. Barker Mr F. Kalks Mr Landabl
The Misses Barker
M: E. R. Bate
Mr E. A. Beaumont Mrs E. R. Belilios
TOTAL FUNDS AS SL Dec, 1911, Mr G. 1. Bened
£22,501,286.
Azharlaed Capital £6,000,000 Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 Paid-up Capital
Mr J. Bernhard Capt. C. R. Beyaon Mr and Mrs N. F. £2,437,500 Blanch
3,899,114 Mrs J. H. Brewer III-Life & Annuity Funds... 18,138,180 Miss A. W. Brew K
Sinking Fund Account ......
II Fire Fonds..
+
Life and Annuity'
Branches..... Revenue Marine Department Other Receipts
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Me and Mr H.
Law
strong
Mr L M Bayley Mr and Mrs Peyor
Capt. & Mrs Bourch
and girl
Mrs Bowdler
Majus Bowen
Humphreys
Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Mr. H. N. Jeffries" sirkir & Mrs Lee Jones Ms and Mrs Jones Mr A. Keith
Mr and Mrs Koblar -
Mr T. Auki Mr F. ATOR
RING EDWARD HONLA
Mr and Mr Lemaire
and child
Mr. and Mrs A. M. Mr and Mrs Majer
Baldwin..
sad son
Mrs Birse and child Mr K. Makashima Mr C. N Manhof Mr W. T. Bryant
Miss G. Van Buren Misa May
Mr and Mrs. Camp-Mr G. H May
bel!
Mr and Mrs F.. ES
Mr K Miyatomi
Mr and Mrs F. M. MeHigh
Crawford
Tient, Crosse
Mr and Mm J. ELN.
Mr W. A. Donaldson Mody
Attorney-General & La-Col. & Mr. A. I Capt. W. Ebchards Mr M. F. Mary
Mrs Bucknill
Tann and child
D. Major & Mrs ComyuMr Mason
Mr R. Leban Mr G. F. Leinert Mr G. T. Lloyd Et S. Lawrie Mr N. C. MacGregor
Melannat G Mr D
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Mrs C. C. Maton Miss W. Maton Dr sad Mn G. W.
Mo Kenny
Mr B. K. Mehta Mr J. Melcher Mr J. Merecii
Mr and Mrs Neil
MacIntyre 88,612 Mina T. C. Brower Mr A. Mckenzio
MIT. G. Brocklebank Mr MaCry £99,581,268 Mrs Brocklebank and Dr (). Marilt
msid maic
Mrs R. T. Matheson 1,587.158 Mrs C. R. Bull. and child
M: O Buschner 1,973,269
Mr P. Caronns 282,692 MG. A. Chapune 430,199 Mm Chernoy
The Missen Chestry £1,333,312 Mr R. N. Christid Mr A. A. Claxtou MT. J. Cokely Mrs B. V. Collina Miss B. Gollina MW. F. Cowan Miss Crocker Mrs Louis H. Crosar Mr G. P. Curry Mr O. H. Davis Mr AF. Deans Mr & Mrs T. Dietrich Mr R. H. Douglas W. C. Drew
The Accumulative Funds of the various Branches are separately invested, sud, by Act of Parliament, are set aside to moos the claims under the respective Depart ments of the Company's Business,
JHEWAN, TOMPS & CO
Agents
the heart-panting, blear-cyod fition of Revenue Fire branch. the present day," said Dr. Lang. The typieni novel in Great Britain was study of the abnormal; the bookstalls and rculating librarios were full of the efforts of men--and still more of women-with a purpose. It was a class of people who were always odious in fiction and they were even more odious when the purpose was so sichly and perverted as it often was at the present time. This proudo- realisan saw in Ho what it described, but that was only becauso it first isolated what it saw, and then turned m it the
malight of diseased imagination. THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANOF After all, this twentieth century fiction | SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES. was observed with the sex problem, and that, not in its eldest, simplest, happiest form, but simply in its relation to sezusi passion. L. Lang said that frankly he was sick of it, and to turn to the novels of Scott was a refreshing relief. Authors ||J. and publishers reply that the Archbishop i so buny attending to ecclesiastical { duties that he has not the time to make himself acquainted with the bocks which
he condemns.::
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., General Managerɛ, HongxONG.
T.-HAMILTON, Gammaa MaxADER
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Mr and Mrs H. 0. Mr. Chas. Reich
Tarentais.
Mr R L. Farrout
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Fernley
Mr. H. G. Fisher Mr. E. A. S. Fowler Mrs French & chilt Mr Denman Fuller Madam Gauthier. New Insurance Faid for.....£ 25,687,500 Mr and Mrs J. F. Outstanding insurance amounts mondo George
to 232,653,290
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Capt. J. Rokoson Mr RWB Mr W. Schmelke Mr Shishkir Mr J. C. Siber Mr L
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Mr E E. Suith Mr H H. Salons. Mrs. W. A. Spenne Mr and Ms James
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MIL BRYCE KETIBING 7
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Az sad Mrs Joesph Air E. Vollrecht Bryce has told the President of the Dividends to Folicyholden
1910
Gould Mrs E. Volbrocht United States that he had resigned from Total paid Policyholders 1910 63,433,800 Me D. M. G.Gratis Mr.I Watkins
B. Webb the Ernisassy and meant to rare this Total Expense for 1810 10,392,073 Mr J. Grimshaw Mr & Mrs B winter. While the Canadian Reciprocity. Groms causings from Internet
Capt. T. P. Hall Mr W. Waber negotiations were in progress Mr. Bryceroes rate, of Income from
and Rants for 191021,646,528 TJ. G. Hanan Mr E. Well
Mr W. T. Harbor Mr TO. Wrich was severely criticised in England for his
4.48% Mm H. Harder and Mr. D. M. Whamond attitude on the matter, and it was freely
child Mr &.. Harrison stated that his resignation would take
MAE. Hordm Be A Herd
Correspondents must forward their men and addresses with say communics tions addressed to the Editor, not for placu on iris return from his Australasing publication bat se evidents of good faith..
visit. In regard to this two things must
All mater for publication should be a remombered. First the difficult posi writtem os one side of the peper only.tors of an Ambassador when called upon r No anonymously signed communication. in adjust to this particular case the comic, that had already appeared in any other paper plicated machinery of Imperial diplomacy will be insertedi
is it now exile, and secondly, that oven Letters relating to business should be Sir Wilfrid Taurier did not, il du bes Jared, know the scope of Mr. Fielding'a addressed to TaE BECKETT
agreement until it was virtually con
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