TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1918.、

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

IND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN

COAL STORAGE.

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MEIRION HONGKONG.

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PUBLIC AUCTION

THE haerea Auctions

HE Vadoreigned have recaived instruc-

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WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, thar and 4th September, 1913, commenting at 10 s.. each day, si

H. NAVAL YARD, HONGKONG AND KOWLOON DEPOT, 50 TON COAL LIGHTER and

OLD AN SUHPLY!

NAVAL AND VICTUALLING STRES,

Comprising:-

OLD AND SCHPLUS NAVAL SE Engines Fire Manual, Engines Compound Horizatal, Engi on Inverted Vertical, Bai'era with Mountings, Air Compressor, Lathes, Flag Sewing Machines," Fan Engines, Storm Hammer, Hollow Shafting, Capstan and Engine, Oil Engine, Prapallor, Canvas Outings, unting, Canvas and

Coir Cordage

Matilla Leather Hoes, Hawser, Paperstuff, Dining Table, Old Indis Rubber Boats, Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Chain Cable, Best Wire Rope, Steel Tools, Eloc ric Cable, Olive Oil, Uld Irun And Steel, Old Metal. &c., &c.

Samples of Yaluable Metals may bo inspected at the Naval Ordnance Depét.

SULFLUS VICTUALLING 0.0 AND $1α-Provisions, Seninen's Clothing, 'B'ankets. Ofcury Mens Trip?, (A quantity of Electro-plated Articles and Table Linon). Implemente, Scimon's Mess Utensils, Oak Braves, &c.

Teas Or BALEA detailed in the Catil.güe

HUGHES & ROUGE,

By Appointment Auctioneers to the

Admiralty. ngkong. August 26, 1913.

PUBLIO

AUCTION.

1047

Tipos de Ball by Fubile Auction, THE Jaderaigned have received lustras

ron itcouT OF TAS CONCLINED,

SATURDAY,

TO LET

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TOUSES in TORRES BUILDINES..

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the lat October,

a. Apply to

SCOTTISH LETTER.

(From Our On Quèrespondini.) -

Bournay, August 8.

A VITELLY FEEL.

The Earl of Wemyss, who has just

THE CHINA MAIL.

GED. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

DEMPIMATION,

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

Australian Parts, &c. Albani

SPANISH DOMINICANntered his be year, in not only the SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. Bhay v. Spore 'boombay Mars....

PROCURATION. Hongkong, August 28, 1913.

TO LET.

(FROM 18T JULY 1919)

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TO LET.

DANFURLY, Na RAD

GODOWNS.

04, WANJHAI ROAD. 102, PRA EAST.

799

Joye on the Cariton Club, of which he had been a member for 79 yours, but the pidest member of another exclusivo in- stitution in Clubland. This is White's in St. James's Street, which in the dayu of the Beyoncy was the official rendezvous of the Tory party, just as it was the home

of all the beaux ond dandies of a century ce so ago. Lord Wemyss is probably tho only member still living who was a mem

when it organised to farewell ban- quet to the late Duke of Cambridge on the eve of his departure to take a cota made Chimica. Among his col-

1L, "CONDUIT leagues at that time were the late Dukü of Buccleuch and Captain E. St. John Mildmay. Lord Wemys; Lower, is not by any means the oldest member of the! House of Levils in point of service, that! distinction Falling to the Earl of Bucio, wao quits remontly became the fathom of the House on the death of Earl Nel-

900.

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

„MENT & ADENOT O., LD. Hongkong, July 10, 1913.

"10 LET.

862

ATHLETICA.

At the Rangers Football Club Athletic Tanzz-RoomEO FLATS TODERN

with every convenience, Husruarys Sports, W., R. Applegurth. the English Champion, was the most provinent com. Buitrises, Cornwall Avenue, Korioon.

No. ? MINDEN VILLAS, MODY ROAD, pelitor, winning the two invitation sprints Kowloor, FIVE ROOMS, Tess Cocard cresting a new Scottish record for

Fort-ROOMED HOUSES in CAMERON TanACE, Granpille Avenue and Salisbury Avenue, Kowloon. Cheap restals.

SHOPS with Godown attached. NATHAN ROAD, Kowloon.

Apply to HUMPHREY'S ESTATE & FINANCE

Co., LTD. flongkong. July 23 1913

TU LET.

MEIRION, No. 10, Peak, furnished or Cheap 6 Rooms. unfurnished. route'

100 yards. In the open 100, bix" time was returned at 4-5 secs. in the pre- liminary heat, while in the fad ho was beaten by, only about huif a yard in a Alth less; but during the running of tho race thor's was a fairly, stiff breeze belp- ing the competitors. When the invita tion aprins we rus, Lowever, the wind had dropped, and Applegarth run the fi distance in 4.5 nec.

"A. F. Stewart, the ex-Sectiish Char- pion at 100 and 20 yards, did not quite faifil expectations, and it was evidence that he had not entirely recovered from the injury which caused his breakdown To let or for sale, GLENSHIEL, the London Athletic Club's mocting," The half-mile kandienp was notable for Barker Road, No. 124, Penk, 5 rooma.

'RUGATE,' Austia Road, Kowloon: the no running of Duncan 'Phio, the from 1st October.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received instrust. Hons to sell by Public Auction.

THURSDAY,

the 4th September, 1913, commanding at 11 a., at is SALES ROOM DUDDELL STARLET,

"A 'Lanos, QoANTITY OF PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS:

Chin wantso.... Flopsang Koba, Shai & Thama Jaina... Robo in

Doblous

Kabe & Moji.... „JÁrratoen Apar Eobe & Yokohama...Tango Mara ........... Kobe'& Tokohama...Kamo Maru............. London, do... Devauha. London, Antwerp, &c. Nankin........................ Marseilles, v. Forts... Australian.... Mania, Cabu & DoileRubi....... Manila, Oshu ÜcileZafiro ezzisane Manila, Coba & lolle Taming Moji &Reb... Hartri Carti Manila. Yuopsang........ Mail Loongsang.or Mar., London &c...Kitano Maru.... Har London, uyo Maru New York

·Satauma.. Singpo & Shanghai Ningpag San Francisco."Japer|Permis....... San Francisco, Japan Korea...mara 19500) San Francisco. Japas Hongkong Mara... San Franciscov. Japan Shinyo Maru Shai Moji & Yhans Nile

Comprising PAPERS in toborand packets: PO.P.; Bramids Velvet, P.M.S. Bromide; P.M.R.Si, Kobo & Yam Liberia Brchido.

12:

PLATES: Sitos ap to 15 Ordinary; Rapid; Special Rapid; Special Sansitive.

N.B. The above are in good condition sad samples may be taken for lesting purposes.

G

Termin:-Cash on delivery.

bai Robe & Thama Albenga...... Bhai, Kobe, &Y'ham Suedmark S'hai Japan Porta Peina Ludwig Shui, Rohs & Mojelunga...... Shai. Kobe & Tham Faul Loost.. Shanghai....

Escrber Shanghal.... Shanghal.... Shang

Bangsang

Shanghai. Shanghai

Choysang CheD

Shanghai....... Lucover

.........

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Sept 19, Nova. Toyo Kien Kalsha Toyo Kisen Kaisha...ept. 95, at Noon P. & O. S.N. Co. About Sept. 4. Bamburg Am'ka Linie Sopt, 1, Hamburg Am'ka Liris, Sept. 20. Hamburg Am'ka Linie Sept. 20. Malchers & Co.About Bapt..

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Butterfod & Swing...ops 4 at 4 p.m. Vardine, M'son& Co, Ld Sapt. 7, Daylight Jardine, 35'son&Co, Ld Sept. 4, at Nocn. Butterfald & Swire.Sept. 6, Midnight. Bottartleid & Swire... Sept. 11, 44 p.m. Nippon Yusen Kaisha Sept. 8. Jardine, som De. La. Sep. 5, at 2 p.m.

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STYDAY COLY.

Furnished KIRKENDOA No. 113

The lutute of Charles I. prohibiting! Peak.

months-Sunday golf, which a Yorkshire player

Furnished for two or three 'ALT DENA 'No. 130 Peak."

FOR SALE.

was recently charged with infringing, ro- onlk tho dieulty experienced by John Knex and his contemporaries in their

of backsliding. In November 1500, four HARTING and ROGATE, on part of efforts to suppress this particular form Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154

LADBROUKE, No. 0, Conduit Road persons were rebukey at Perth for play. Fine Viow of Harbour. Rooms, 3 Bathing golf on the North Inel at the time rooms, Garden.and l'enols Court. Ascom of the preaching on the Sabbath." A few years earlier, the session' of the Glas- modation for 30 Surran's.

gow High Sirk had draws attention to

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Swatow Halmun S'tor, Amoy &F'show Haiching. S'tow, Amoy & chew Haiyang

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Mr J. M. Aaron Mr F, S. AvUTY Mr F. E. Baldwin. Mr A. T. Barberini MrE, R. Bate. ME. Brian-Bata Med T. Battello Mrs E.R. Belilios MrP. A. Beltog .. bie A. Bona

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R.A.M.C.

Mr and Mrs E. S.

Krauss

Mr & Mrs W. Arm.

Etrung

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rett and thild

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Me A. Krugoman.

Mr A. J. Cambridge MF F. Ku

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Maja Bowen, &.P.D. Muss, Britton

A. Beckaill

Mrs Mitchell & child. Mr & Mrs. Butshell

mora and chil Mr & Mrs Nightingale,

3.

TYPHOON SIGNALS"

STORM-WARNINGS ISSUED FROM THE HONGKONG OBSERVATORY.

The following Typhoon denab hoistua Ba the. Ansthand on "Signal Hill, Kowloon, the Harbour Cice, th Kowlood Godowe, E. M. S.. Trasa, Green Teland, Standard Od'f'rquisus Late chi-kok and F.,0. Quarters, Lyceuioon.

A CUNE peiat upward

A CONE point upwards and DRUM

below.

A DRUN

A'CONE point down. wards and "DRUM balor

A COSE point 'down wards

CONS

pain down- wards and BALL below

A BALL

A

"CONE

point upwardle

and BALL below

indien • • Typhoon to the. North of to Colony,

indirates a Terhess

to the Northam

chó Goldeye

Padrsion a Tynh

to the Fast of the Colocy

indices Työhem

To the oth-Fit o

the Colony.

indicaton • Trppoos

Colmy

to the Seach of the

indicate

Typhori

to the South Wand

the Colony..

·dicates & Tybson to the Wock of the Colony.

indienten- » Typhoo

to the North-West α the Colony.

Red Signal Indicate that the centre alleved to be more than 300 miles away from the Colony.

Black Signals Indicats that the centre is. bollered to be less than 200 miles ámy from the Galony.

The above signals will, as heretofore,

Mr and Mrs F.. Dr E Indarty Attorney General J. Mr and Mrs R. Obez hoisted only when typhoons exist in een

D'Almada E. Castro Lobb

-Mi D'Almada E. Mr and Mrs Nel.

Macintyre, Cantro

and child

Mr W.. Butterfel.D: Paterson

No. K123. Talg, Address Traxorêt. Master D'Almadi E. Mr F. A MacKintosh Mr M. Cary- Eongkong, Feb. 3. 1915,

Castro

296M: F. T. Chappl

Mr A. A; Claxtos Mr. H. Cobb DA. L. E. F. fole

man

the fact that all games, such as golf, KINGSCLERE HOTEL, Miss Jelly Coleresa

alleg bowls, etc., are prohibited on Sun days.Probably this injunction was not too strictly observed, as subsequent in- tination was made that the brethrea interpret the Sabbath to be from min to sunt, no work to be done between light

EVERY BEETLE and light in winter and between sun and

EVERY BUG

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b with it.

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At The Pacific Mail Steamship Coy.'s

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Japanese Pictures, Kakemonos, Vius,

stc.

etc.,

On view day of Silo. T- Umast.

otc.

HUGHES & ROUGE,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, Sept, 1, 1913.

1068

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FB LI-HON FAN, a Chinese graduate Mversed in literatan, tas been & teacher bo Karopean officials and merchants in this Colony for over ten years.

He has a good method of training Euro peans to pass in the Chinese examination, and pospissed of a fint be certificate as a Chinese teacher. He has also a good knew. ledge of Mandarli and Hakka

Those who intend learning the Chicass language are requested to wribe are of Chin Mall office or Airmot to 51. Holly wood Boad, let floor.

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INRIVALLED position in the Hill the Entanical Gardena and facing the Harbour.

Numeroue quiet Suites with luxuriously itted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electric Paza Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting-room throughout. Talephone No. 112

The Inverary and Fast August: Railway, which was clowed some two your Cable Address: Bachaola, ago, has en resepunal for traffic. I was ecstructed at a cost of about 1 quarter of a million, and it is understood that is has passed into the pavission of the North British Railway Corspany fa

sum of £2,000.

A.B.C. Odo 5th Ed. 1902 Hongkong, September 1. 1:06.

Professor Archibald Barr, who l Atled the Chair of Civil Engisooring, roul Mechanies in, the University of Glasgo for 24 years, has intimated his intertiar of retiring. Along with Professor Stroad; ho is the inventer of the ringo finden adopted by the British Admiralty and by forciga. Governments, of various types d runge finders for fortress, and field our Vices, of electrical frs control instru

ments for vac between the fire contro positions and gustations on war vessel.: end of other scientifs apparatus.

A Mathenstical Colloquim, the first of its kind in Great Britain, has begun a

•series of meetings in Edinburgh wader the suspias of the local Mathematical Society.

WYNDHAM HOTEL,

29 WYNDHAM (FLOWER)

STREET

QUATION_good for hiside Soonery Land ONLY TWO MINUTES WALK FROM BUSINESS CENTRE.

made thoroughly comfortable. Familles, Residents and Touristi

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RUN. DE FIRST-Class Luxes. Under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietroes

M. 5. HOY,

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Mason Mira R. T. Math Mira M. Matheson

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and 2 children Mr A. D. McBurney

B. Mr J. Dewar

Dimor dMr W.. Mentor Mr and Mrs K H. Mr J. Merecki Mr A. Mildoer Douglas Mr W. A. Dowky

Mr A. B. Moulder Mr T. J. Van Dan Mr J. D. F. Mulder Mrs J. D. F. Mulder eldorp Media Van Dos- Miss G. O'Leary Bir J. Ormiston

seldorp

Miss H. Van Dus Miss Parker

seldorp Mr and Mrs H. O.

Ehrenfels

Mr Denman Flor Mrs F. W. Gage.. Mr H. Gallolta Mr and Mio I. H.

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in Gillis

Miss D. Gillis Mr A. G. Gorton Mr V. Goulbourn Mr J. Gourger': Mr J. Gray

B. J. Grinshaw Mix P. O VonGriso

Gono

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positions or are moving in such directiem that information regarding them la con- sidered to be of importance to the Caleny be to shipping learing the harbour.

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In addition to the above, when it Mr G. A Daiton

exported that the wind may increase to - Consul & Mrs Eitzen Miss Raymond:

Mr Kelton Mrs. H. Ell

full typhoon fores st any moment, the Mrs Fisher & children Ton. C. Sovera

following Urgent Signals will be made as Mr and Ms B. & Mr A. Sinclair

Hale

Mr G, Skott

the Water Police Station, and repested Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Mr and Mrs 8. S. at the Harbour Office Col Gordon Lal

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Bir Janes Tament, Burt, of Rocklow, Argyllshire, formerly MP. for Bute;: B5.- A great taveller, spirianin, and natur alist, he was one of his first disciples of Charles Darwin; and it was a standing joka with Murchison, Lyall, Rammy, and other Dii Majoros of the Geographical Society" that their tocmed. fellow bad lout one of ble destions for Bute owing, to his premature arenes to the doc

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“NOTES ON WILD IN LIFI HONGKONG AND SOUTH

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and child

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ter

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Mr DaGold Mr Fearon Mr O. Fronchi Me M. Froesa - Mr. Grocy

Capt. Hyde." Dr Kost Mr R. Echo Mr Landm

WINDHAM

Mr A. Crawford Mis Eanoult

Mr Edwin Evans

Capt. J. 8. Lewi

don

Dr Rogage Mr Roych Mr Schroeder

Mr C, Woisinano Mr J, Wihor'

HOTEL Mr A. B. Nelon Mr W. R. Ocker

Mr F. W. Perkunder Mir. Frohile Mr. Sanderson MrO. G. Barrison Mr Sprock

VI

MH, HMr. G. A. Staransen

Mra B. O, MoNeil Mr V. Da Longmire Mr and Mrs John De B. C. Mail

Mr and Ms

Akehurst

towar

-STATION. ROTKA.

Mr.A. D. Openshaw Mr and Mrs J, H. Mr & Mrs J. Robert Mr and Mrs AH. Mr. Bonbow Rowo.

Carliton Mr G. Bachae MF.-M. Doyle Mr Sab ster

O Me H, Lehmast Mias D. Filkins Mr A 18holds

Mr & Mrs. John Mc- Stat-Burgeon Hunt, Capt. C.V.8.6km

Eabkan White, BA R.NAMA, Major and Mrs F.J. De Bladmud

MGR. Edwarda Mr & Mr. Pithie Hunter Mr G. J. E. VAD do Mr D& Goodwin Mz E, Raho

SWAT CARROM A G2? Smith Dr. & Mr Evan-Jones Wal Mr.MnJ. B. Dr Mr. P. D. Wilson.

4 MF B. 8. Morrison

Mr Durcan Clark

Mr A. H. Hewitt

My W. loy

My Reinbot Mr F. Windor/

-THREE EXPLOSIVE BOMEN AT IN EESVALA

OF THE SECONDS.

A Black Cross will be holsted at the same time, superior to the other shape..

NIGHT #IGNALE

The following Night Signals wil bi holstad from the Flagstaff on the roof or the Water Follo Station st Kowloon, the Harbour Office Flagstall, and ILMS. TAIN

Three Lights Yezties Green, Green Green, Indicates that typhoon is balleved to be situated more than 300 miles from the Colony,

IL Thres Lights Vertical, Green, Ed Green, indicates thats typhoon is believed to be situated less than 900 miles from

the Colony.

III Throw Lights Vertical, Red, Green

Red, Indicates that the wind may be expacted to increase to full typhoon for at any moment.

No. III Bignal will be accompanied by the Explosive Bomba, as store, in this event of the Information conveyed by, th's rigal hing Krst published by night.

The Night Sigala will be substituted for the Day Bignala at sunset, and wil, wh necessary, be altered during the night.

BUCPLEMENTARY WARBINIM

For the benefit of Native Craft and pasding Ucean Vessels, a Cose will be exhibited at aach of the following, stabiosis during the time that any of the soors Day 8tgoals are holsted in the Harbour. T

Gap Boot,

Wagtai

Stanley,

Cape Collison,

Tal Po

Aberdeen, Sao El Wand:

Hal King,

Sha Tin Fo

This will Indiente that there a dopre sion acmewhere in the China Ben, and thit & Storm Warning is hoisted to tor

Harbour.

Further detalle cas always be gire to Users Venucu in demand, by donal, from?

in Hightho

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