WHIESDAY, JUNE 18, 1913.
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONE TO THE GOVERNMENT.
ADMIRALTT,
General Auctioneëra
AND
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General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS
"TO-KWA-WAN"
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PUBLIC
AUCTION.
Troll by fanie auction,
HE Undorilened have received instemo
(FOS ACCOUNT 07, TUX CONCERNtt),
оп
THURSDAY,
the 11th June, 1913, at 11 am, at their Sales Rouma, No. 8 De Viv
Aww..comer of Ica House STREET, .. 'A MISCELLANEOUS STOCK,
Consisting of
A large quantity of Australian Bacon 'Pineapple Brand' in "good condition, "a number of pairs of Now Tan Shoes (aawort- ed sizer), Buxes of Carbolic Toilot Soap in fixat olaca condition and of the best quality,
Bar Primrose Yellow Soap in cases, and a consignment of Australian rurk
Beanages in tins,
c
&c.,
Texas --An nguni.
it
*tc.,
HUGHES & HOUGH Auctioneers.
Hongkong, June 14, 1912,
POBLIC AUCTION.
747
HE Codersigned have recolted fustrace
Todos e suct en
(FOR 200OUNT OF TAR OGNCEZNAD).
קם
THURSDA‡Y,
the 19th June, 1913, at 11 A«M«y,
at their Bales Rooms, No. 8,..
Des Your Road, Corner of
Ice House Stroet,
A QUANTITY OF
CIGARETTES AND CIGARS..
SUNDRY.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
Removed to Sale Rooms for Convenience of Sale,
And Two Ceiling Fans with Electroleers attached, TRÁ Usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, June 17, 1918.
PUBLIO AUCTION,
756
THE Undersigned have received insirao. tions to sal by Publia Auction
(ros 1000UNT OF THE CONCERNED),
on
FRIDAY
the 9th Jane, commencing at 2.30 P.M.,
ab No. 9, Ice Hover RoAD,
(next to Masonic Hall),--
THE WHOLE OF TAZ
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FURNITURE
THEREIN CONTAINED,
Comprising:---
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JAPAN FORTY YEARS AGO,
HOME ENTHUSIASTIO "BEMINISCENCE).
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There was a oräwded attendance at the monthly mosting of the Japan Society, held last month in London, when Mit George W. Thasos, J.P., read sa, in- teresting paper on The Japan of Forty Years Age," and lasted is by a rozies of beautifal lantern slides. Professor J- H: Longfent presided.
The lecturer, hoes" paper was full of happy reminiscences, remarked that no sequence of events dating the last half century wis more surprising than the tmnaformation of Japan, and no one who resided 40 years ago in that then little known land could ever forget is medieval lamour-its ectopalling fascination and mystery. With regard to the Earpegna Japan, in those distant daystbey formed cosmopolitan community of exceptional ability and enterprise. Most of the mea bad been aulasted for service abrasi on Mccaunt of special accomplishments. Several who Word prominent in Yokohama during the seventies wors now famous on a broader stage-in law, litarature, and diplomacy, science, commerce while the number of charging young brides made the place, from a social point of view, singularly attractive. Going on to refer to the formation of the Mun cipal Council in Yokohama, the building of the French and British churches, and the pablicating at the first English newspaper published, Mr. Thomasen said that in 188' atanach of one foreign bank was establish- ed, speedily followed by others. These institutions were of great service to the Japanese Gorerament, not only in finan. einl matters, bus ultimately in providing various public departments, such as the mint, railways telegraphs, and light- houses, with highly qualified European officials. When he himself arrived thare NOW was not a railway in the country. there was 6,000 miles, yielding an ADDUA! The mint proßt. of £4,000,000 starling.
at Oaks was now one of the most perfect in the world-a result argely due to the Batizing efforts of its last European ad Gowland. viser-Professor
distinguished member of Council of the Japan Society. Many Europeans now falling into the sers and yellow leaf, and showing an
in; cressing inclination for easy chairs and cory corners, looked back with pathotic regret on the careless and happy days they sout in Japan. Who could forget the shooting
the riding, dane-
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love all, the inexpressible charm of the TELEPHONE NO. 635 "JUST ARRIVED,
euntry and its warm-hearted inhabitants 7 LADIES' SHIRTS, GONNY, COMISATIONS,On Arriving in Japan he felt that he bad unge country. Erery. etc., also another BATCH OF JISH BROCADE reached a very strange. READY-MADE DEZNIZI to be had in all sizes. thing was done in precisely the opposite muner to what he had been accnsformed to. A husband in England was expected to for eaks father and mother and cleave to his wife. In Japan a mon's parents were of finitely greater importance than any uam. ber of wives. (Laughter.) In ers yday life Japrinose ladies, instead of threading their neodilon, tendied their threads. Naremaids carried batles on their backs, not in their ama. Moaraems followed & Faneral habi ted in white. U
a Japanese dried his face or banda after washing he did so with A damp towel. (Laughter). If he became Angry he laughed. It was impossible for him to swear because the Japanese lan- cuage as singularly deficient in profane Al that could be done in expressions,
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fa 1879 the Japanese took a fancy to for size claibes. He had frequently seen conlion attired in such costumes as this
wooden clogs, bare legs a scarlet waist cal, swallow-tailed sont and straw bab all second-hand, except the legs, and pory: much the worse for wear.
THE SECRETS OF JAPAN'S SUCIZAS. Referring incidentally to the social atherings for the practice of poetry in Japan, he mentioned that the late Mikado was said to have composed 30,000 short pocne. He went on to speak of the fiue qualition that were conspicuous forty years ago in the Japanese character." What was the secret of Japan's astound- ing "success? First, the cultivation of
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but for every manifestation of the Divine in human and even in animal. life. In
dentally, the speaker remarked that Me J. M. Aaron wuch of the tarshing of Buddhium was Miss Adamson frory high value; it was indeed good r A. T. Barberini
The Ja Mr 31. Baring preparation for Christianity. Inese were affectionate fathers and Miss L. Baring nothers. He never any buy or girl bir E. Bats
Bench exist. Indeed, did not hear a child Miss F, H1
unless it had been hart accidentally, Mrs. R. Behlios and they were not compelled to study. Mr G. A. Bein
bjecta for which they had no aptitude. Mr H. S: Birzo!!
MR. Brown The second reason of Japan's succeER WAS MR. the fearless spirit of independence that Mr E Bable
They did what Mr AJ. Cambridge Mr C. Marty sisted among the people, regardless of Mr E. Caspers
Mira RT. Matheson they believed to be consequences. And the third quality to Mr A A. Claxton Miss M. Matheson which be referred was keen tersa of Mr G. 3. O. Lerfeld Me B. K. Mehta personal honour. To, be strong and in Mra W. F. Cowen Mr J, Mereski Hexibly honest, to be guided by reason, Mr 0. H. Davis Mr A. B. Moulder rendy to sacrifice life i'aolf for feuds Mr & Mrs Dertonno Bezon J. de Montigny
Mulder MFJ. D. F. and 2 children lord and native land, was the BALTAÍ'S conception of the perfect clusmcter. In Mr J. Dewar Bliss G. O'Leary Home countries the acquirement of weslib, Mr G. von Diobitsch. Mr 3. Ormiston of fame in art, literature or zolence, was Mrs R. H. Dogging Mr H. J. Ossenbeck
Mr E. Hor ught after most; but the highest ambir W. Dowley
Mr and Mrs. J.
Schneider
top of the Japanese nobleman was to Mr and Mrs H E. Miss F. Rey
Ehrenfels die mther than expose his name to s whisper of raproach. Perhaps the most Me HH. Farroll consincing proof of Japan's progrens to 3m 0. Finlayson Mr. J. G. Bobosidary city man way that she could now borrow Mr W. EL Facher Jr MADAGA money in Europe at one half the cost Mr H. G. Fiber Mr J. U. Sibley forty years ago. The fourth secret of Mr G. G. Game Mr. T. Singer Japanese, progress lay in their ambition to Mr M. Garibaldi Mr and Mrs. orcel. In old days the Japaneso art and Birs IHSmith
Gekregen. Wa
Miss C. Smith never left bis work until satisfied it could
Mia E. Braith not be improved Whan the app ker re- Dr J. M. -called their striving after perfection, Mr and Mrs W. B. Mr V. Sarby thör dager apprehensiveness, when he Gooder
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