TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER. 18, 1918...
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT,
AND ARMBALTY.
General Auctioneers.
IND
Share, Coal and
General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN "
COAL STORAGE.
TO LEF
FO... LET...
JO, 149 'MAGAZINE OAP" Punk,
from the 1st October, HOUSES in TORRES BUILDINGS, KOMURRLEY ROL, Kowloon.
Apply to
SPANISH DUMINICAN
PROCURATION, Hougkong, Supt. 13, 1913.
No.
TO LET
(FROM 1ST JULY 1913).
1037
TO. 2, MOUNTAIN VIEW, The. Posk.
Apply
LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Hongkong, June 8, 1913.
799
TO LET.
JAPAN'S MENACE TO`LANCASHIRE. The Business: Men of the Easi.
(BT. J. XLIIS-BARZKI) – Wo hear frequently of the awakening the East. But many doubt that the They ** unchanging East" can wake. admit that the Eastern nations may (croata arabas' and navios," but that they cannot compete with Europe in other spheres of national activity. That this assumption is erroneous in elear to all who have observed the remarkable change which has taken place in the Japano industries and in the men who carry on those industrion.
THE CHINA MAIL.
JAPAN AND THM PANAMA OLMAL 1. As present Japan works under a greaf disadvantage in competing with Impossi hire. Avery considerabia portion of ker Prow cotton copies froin the United States,
Name
la unitally transported from, the Ensi const overland, and the long railway Cost of the United States to the Pacifiq
When the Pankmo Canal is opened Jae 'Atina, journey entails grout expense and dolay Almerity
Dotion 1 Galvisten and New Orleans Britomart nose stomers will be söle to load the Bramble ad Japan-will be able to obtain ber
Cadmus American cotton as cheaply, and almos as expeditiously, as Larenshiro. Japanog competition may become far lie
more formidable than it la now..
Thes
Cherab
Great Britain need porhaps not fear Flors the Japanese Army and Navy, but she Hampshire kas good reospu to watch obsorvantly the Kinsha
Minotaur Monmouth Moorhen
Until lately the Japanees worker w an artist Noting was more hateful to him than regularity and uniformity.
panesa werking num.--who is at-present With the soil of a true artist the Japan of economie Japan. The Ja Merlin es werker trovo hover to repeat him-
being evolved out of the artist of eld' and self. If one goes to a museum or to out of the present, may become a formide large shop and looks at a thousand swerda
able crapetitor to the men and women. wordards, or buttons, or pipes, and of tancadize. He has unly begun his Newcastle
carcer, nad already ho has taken away Nightingais. from Engla blas Japanese markut, and Otter is encroaching pow our markets in the Ribble Far East.
will not find two which are alike. The Japanese artisan of old. being a troe DANFURLY, No. 1, CONDUIT | rrish, was impatiens both of uniformity RRDAD
and restraint. It was impossible fog. him to work regularly at a given task. The-factory system was impossible.
The Japanese have introduced not only
GODOWNS:
it
The Japanese worker has certain grent Advantages over the Englishman. Fis
Fia Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.
CRAM
despash-ves
Admimity tag sivar gunboat
tirez gunbout alcop.:
Capt. M. R. HOP
X-Comdr. E. D.. Marryat
Capt. F. C. PANCU
Nkaking.
Labund Woilsiwai
Welbalwor
Capt. Frederick A. Powisti
Liant-Com. Malcolm Murray
*Cinton
Wohnwer
Faugteza Rive
Tonk, GUN LIE
Commander.
1850
2
2000
Comdr. Archibald Cochrane
Last esport at.
Weihaiwal
Master W. Word
Hongkong
710
9
900
Lt.-Comdr. B. 3. Prichard
Shanghal
river.gunboat
710
900
Lieut. Comdr. W, H, Darwall
Shanghat
aloop :
1070
1400
Comme H. P. E. T. Willianus
Hongkong
water tank hud tug
390
.. 300
Mastar H. Smith
Hongkong
• Bloop
1070
&
1400
Comdr. Colin Mackenzie, D.S.0.
Shangthi
3.
Fame
torpedo bost doctroyer
380.
&
5700
Hongkong
14
Oraiser, 2nd cin
4360
10 1000
Capt. C. F. Corbett, M.V.O
- Shanghai
cruiser, 1st ones
10,850
10 30,500
614
4.1200
1340
creinar, luk cinse cruiser, 1st class river gunboat
14,600
27,000
Capt. E. B. Kiddle
B800
$2,000
Capt. B. H. F. Barttolos
180
600
T-Com.. Alan Ditun
cruiser, 2nd class
4800
19. 99,000
river gunboat
: 85
140
torpedo boat destroyer
350
8300
Lt. Comdr. R. Wilkinson
Hongkong
torpedo boat destroyar
B90
7600
L-Comdr. M. F. G. Mackinnon
Weihaiwei
Rosario
Rebir
depot ship, submarines
980
1400
Comdr.. N. E. Archdalo
river gunboat
23
2.
240
Ft.-Comdr. Noah
*Hongkong
river ganbost
85
- 2
240-
L-Com, LA. S. Hutton
West River
river ganboat
85
9
210
Lt.-Comdr. Maurice B. Leslie
Yangtze River
torpedo boat destroyer
350- &
3500
Ganner W. H., Ryder
Hongkong
receiving ship
1850
"river gunboat
180
2
800
Thistia Usk
river gunboat
710
9
900
torpedo-boat destroyer
590
7500
Lt.-Comdi. Maxwell
Weihaiwai
T
torpedo bost destroyer
355
6
€300
Hout. Com. Bondam Whatham
Weihaiwal
.torpedo-boat destroyer
500
-
7500
#
Comdr. Seymour
Waibiwei
torpedo boat. destroyer
360
8
5900
It-Comdr, R. Noville
Weihaiwoi
river gunboat
195
R 800
Lt.-Com. J. C. F. Borrett
Upper Fangtze River
river gunboat.
160
1500
L-Com. M. Blackwood
150
2
500
Lt.-Comdr. Lloyd
wants aro (für-lives frugally in little Sandpiper
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST, he outward forms of European civilisa-wooden houses. He is willing to work Stipe
Coder unod: A.B.O. & ben EnITION. AI. TELEGRAPHIC Cous.
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94, WANCHAI ROAD,
102, PRAFA EAST.
Telegraphic Addrow:
MENT & AGENCY Co., Lo. Hongkong. July 10, 1913.
862
MEIRION' HONGKONG,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
10 LAT
THREE-ROOKED
THE Undorsigned have received lastruc-Dry convenience, Hemraaza THE by Buble & retion,
!!
WEDNESDAY,
the 17th September 2013 at 9:30 pm
their Suler Rooms: No. 8.
Dos Vaux Road, Corner of
Ice House Strout,~-
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
VALUABLE TEAK WOU D
'AND
SUNDAY
CANTONESE
BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,
201
&c.,
Comprising as follows:-
TEAKWOOD-Dising and
tc.
Drawing
TODERN
FLATS
BUILDINGS, Corneni! Avenue, Kowloon.
tion, but they have become a nation of
long hours for very little pay. He is per Taku business men. Hall a century ago the cisacious ral enrgetic, and his waorgies Tamar Japancs dil nat poses a single merire directed by extremely able business Tea chant ship. Now their merchant marine aten. cmprises 1,500,000 tons, un it bids fair Etu heemme the third largest in the world. In a very few years it should range im maturely after the ferman merchant
The artisan-artists of olf Jo
marine. pan are being replaced by factory hands." The European ductory system
No. 2 MINDEN VILLAS, MODT ROAD | has arrived. Kowloon, FIVE ROOMS, TENNIS COURT. "Forz-300MED HOUSES CAMERON TERRACE, Grenviko-Avenue and Salisbury Avenue, Kowloon. Cheap rontals.
SHOPS with Godown attachod, Naray Boat Eowicon.
Apply to HUMPHREY'S ESTATE & FINANCI
Co., Lt. Flengkong. July 23, 1913.
TO LETS
Roome. EIRION, No. 10, Pesk, furnished or Chosp
Room Suites. Upholstered Armchairs and-Safas, Carpets and Rugs, Brass and Brase-mounted Bedstands and Cats. Bedrood Room Saite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Wanh.
rectal atanda, &c., Dining Room Furniture, Sideboards, Dinner, Waggons, Extension Lining Tables d Chairs, etc., etc. 2 Dianor and Dessert Services, Crockery, Sundry Good Glass Ware. Cooking Steve,
No. 116 Fesk LEWKOR Furnished Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, E.-P. Ware.or Unfurnished 5 roums,
EC..
BLACKWOOD-Couchos, Arm-chairs.
Flower Stands, Cabinets, Jardinieres, Hall And Tea Tables,, Teapoys, Brackets and Photo Framer, etc..
Aiso
I Marine Ulizendmeter y Johanneur, London, in perfect condition, Electric. Cociling Fan, Reading Lamps. Sering Machine, Ice Cheste, &c., Blomquito cur tains (new) and a large number of Pairs Lace Curtains and Pinne, Catalogues will be issued. Taxus An umail,“
HUGHES & HOUGI, Auctioneers. Hongkong, Sept. 11, 1913.
PUBLIC AUCTION.,
1009
THE Undersigned have received, insurve
tions to sell by Public Auction (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONQERNED),
FRIDAY,
the 19th Sept 1912, 6.15 ...
at their als Rooma, No. 8,
Des Voodi.Road, Corner of
Tor BOCHE STILET,
A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF USED POSTAGE STAMPS,
*Comprising
Bongkong, Great Britain and Colonies, Old Chins, Fritco and Colonies, Datch Indies, Formosa, Macau, Phillipincu,
• Hawaii,
&c.,
&C..
JAPANESE COTTON INDUSTRY Forty bears ago the poorer classes in Japan went about dressed in straw couts aut. in paper gument. To-day they amo zbressed in cotton garments made in Japanese factories. Forty years ago cot- to manufacturing was unknown in the In 1877 kingdom of the Rising Sun. blo Japanese Gorament placed order in England for machinery sufficient to cotton: start Severni experimental spinning mill-different-parts of the country.
In 1882 the first joint stock cetty spinning mill was organised theks with a mill coupment of only 10 son quindies. Since thin development hawn rapid. By 1890 there were
To let or for sale. GLENSHIEL,277,05 spindles in the country. In 199 Barker Road, No. 124, Peak, 5 rooms.
ROGATE, Aestia Read, Kowloon from 15 October..
FOR SALE OR TOŊLET.
(From 1st November 1913.)
there were 10,948 spindles. As the close of 1912 blare were 2.0113.539 spind.
In competing with Great Britain for the markets of the F Fast the Japanes havo some great advantages over
*H
They are nearer the Asiatic countries than Welland we are, and they understand better the Whiting Asiatic peoples. A Japanese will learn Widgeon Chinese as easily as a German will leara Woodcock. English. Honce fepanese commercial Woodlark travellers are" hely to be succes ful in China than English travellers, Bo 0.38" sides, the Japaners cotton manufacturers 0.37 have learned to use very largely Chinos 0.38 and Indian cotton, which they can buy
.035 more pheaply than wo,can bay it. Alto. gether fata is favouring them. The Ja-038. panese working man has only begun com- 1.037 peting with the Englishman. Japan is 058 the England of the Far East, and it will todoubtedly in course of-time encroach more and mon spesi "kon markets of Asin which hitherto we inve. considered to be British preserve.-Manchester Dispatch.
JUDGES ON HOLIDAY.
is, andding to the Consular re- Farourite Hobbles of the Long Vacation. just on Japan just issued. 45 new mill and extensigns of old mills with 750,000 www spiedies are plannid. How rapidly the Japanese cofton industry has grown
The Law Courts bating risen for the tan weeks Long Vacation, it is interest.
up may be set a fom the fact that Japuing to note, says a botas paper, the hob
vorstimed in 1911 1,000,000 bales of rav sten, be exactly as much as was com
river gunboat
די
submarine
submarine
submarine
torpedo boat'
torpedo boat
torpedo bost
torpedo.bost
www
Kongtong
Commodore R. H. Anstruthor, C.M.U.Hongkong
Lt. Comdr. Hoa. G. Stopford, Upper Yangtze River Lt.-Com, H. R. N. Cottrell-Dormar Hongkong
Lt. Comdr. F. J. McGillawia
Lt.-Comdr. J. Gaimes
Yangtze River
Yangtze Fiver
Hongkong
Hoogkong
Lt. Comdr. R. E. 0. Pope
Hongkong
Lt. Comdr. Handley
West Kiror
Lt. Cowdr. 3tilemse
Hengkong
Lt. Comdr. Nicol
Hongkong
Lt. Comdr. H. W, Seymour -
West River
*Flagship of Vice Admiral T. H. M. Jerram, C.B., Commander-in-Chiet.
HOTELS
THE
STATION HOTEL
hire of some of the King's judges. Gif
L
has a special attraction for the judicial
No. 1 GOUGH HILL, No. 103 Peil. Bungalow containing Drawing, Dining and Smoking rooms and are Bedrooms. Within That your by Austria-Hungarind, and share is scarcely, a prominent Cold ground for Tennis Court,
FOR SALE
HARTING LED ROGATE, on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154,
LADBROOKE, No. 9, Conduit Rond Fine View of Harbour. 6 Rooms, 3 Bath. rooms, Garden and Tennis Court. Accom modation for 30 Servants.
Apply to
LINS HEAD & DAVIS, ård Floor, Alexandra Bafidings. Ponchmark. A E 1941.
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TE 6BS: Hughes and
by
PUBLIO AUCTION (mubject to a reserved price)
оп
THURSDAY,
the 2nd day of October 1913, at 3.x.,
The following very valuable Lanrehold Properties
(4) Nos. 4 and 8, Lok Hing Lane, sitosto
at Victoria, Hongkorg on Section M off Hiland Lot 50: `
H
· (b). Biz 'three-storied Chiness shops and dwellings, mitunte at Fuk True Heang
on Bowlbon Inland Lot 1116.
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Belging, and Switz rland eembited.
A RIVAL TO LANCASHIRE,
figure on the Rebeh who is not to bo en during vacation times on the greens. The geographical situation of Japan, however, one notablu ̈àxcep- oumbles that of Great Britain. For- merly Great Britain as the workshop. "Mr. Justice Cobridge, during Ale and the cotton mill of the Custinent acting of a golf case in the Law Courts, Europe. Japan intends to become the said: "Do have mercy on a man who workshop and the cotton mill of Asia, is not a golfer. Going to the rough,' and heris slowly but surely chercaching the banker,' and so pa is all Greek to pon the British markers in the Furac." This como as a shock to the peo East. Raw cotton has beecme by far ple who thought that there was one game the most important article of importation which the whole personal of the law un- ito Jajur. In 1911 Japan imported derstands down.to the last letter. €14,984.000 worth of raw cotton, and i'
1912 she imperio £20,500,700 worth of raw cotton, weighing 381,710 tons. Ustit ately the potton yun and cloth used in Japan came from Lanenshire. Of the co. tun issues imported into Japan in 1911 33 per cent. cute from the United is lom. But our extton trade with Fapan is a dying trade.
|
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FAN TRIC LIGHT AND
BAK-ZOOM TO, KACH ROOM,
and Hot Water throughout.
PRIVATE AND PUBLIO BARS,
BITHARD ROOM. Private Dining Room, EXCELLENT CUISINE.
For Particulare apply to
THE MANAGER,
298 TEL. No. KIMP. Telg. Addres! TEMEL
Hongkang, Feb. 3. 1919.
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
44
HONGKONG HOTAL.
M: J. M. Aaron Me and Mrs E
"Humphrey Mr F . AM
E. E. Kabel Mr Ellis Kadoorie Mr P. O. Kalloch
D.
Mr J. W. D. AndrewsMr S. E. Humphrey Mrs E. V. Amay
Mr & Mrs R. Innes Mr &. T. Barberini Mr & Mrs Jackson M: E R. Bate Mrs M. V. Jones Mr H. Brian-Bates Mr. J. V. Jorge
MI Mr. R. Belillos Mr M. Bontemra Mr F. W. Breaker Mr A. J. Cambridge Mrs E A.Kendurgau Mr and Mrs. F. X. Mr. Kruseman
D'Almada E. Castro De Kubitz Mins D'Almada E. Mr.T. Lesman
Chabro
Mr G. T. Lloyd Mastor
D'Almada B. Mr and Ms Neil
Miclatyre
Castro
| Mr F. T. Chapple Mr A. A. Claxton
Dr A. L. EF. Cule
Miss Jolly Coleman Mr JJ. Connell Mr C. H. Davis Mr & Mrs Dertaano
and 2 children
Mr F. A. MacKintosh | Mr Geo. Martin
Mr C. Farebrother
Mason
Mrs R. T. Mathoson Misa M. Matheson Com. T. P. Maynder,
U.S.N."
MerA. D. McBurney. Mr B. K. Mohta
Mise Sophie Diamond Mr J. Merecki Mr J. Dewar Mr and Mrs B. H. Mr P Meyer
Douglas
Mr A, B. Moulder Hadam Dabrowohl Mr J. D. F. Mulder Mrs J. D, F. Mülder
Dr R. Nolte Mr P. Nys Miss G.
O'Leary Mr J: Ormiston
Mr. Justice Seruttop is almost be well versed in the mysteries of golf us in the KING EDWARD HOTEL and children intricacies of commercial law. Ho is probably the best golfing judge. He has
short handicap, and plays frequently. Very else on his heels as a gouf player follows Mr. Justice Lush, who can give strobion and a beating to most ainateur
Central Location.
ELECTRIC TRANS Pass Entrance. Electris Lifa, Fans and Lighting Europeas Baths and Sanitary Fittings. Hot and Cold Water System throughout.
Beat of Food and Servies. In 1911 Tepan import-gif players, and in some quarters is
+ £1,450,000 worth of cotton gourds, bat in 1912 she imported only £970,00 worth.
fancied in the Sus player on the Bench. There is not much, however, to choose between the twɑ
TELITRONE $73. · TELENRAPIHC/ADDRESS.
· VICTORIA."
R. EL NORTH,
Manager
shoots and cycles, Mr. Justico Avery KINGSCLERE HOTEL,
hunts with the Surrey Farhounds, and
Our Casul reports: The import «f Mr. Justice. Channell, is a devotes of vachiting, and bis cutter, Xantho is well cutton piver gods has been one of th cléest and most important lines of busikan at Falmouth. Bir Samuel Evans ness done between the United Kingdom is. fond of yachting, Mr. Justice, Ridley and Japan, and as it has been the main stay of some of the old established for eign houses, the time has come for them. Justies Bray shoots. Mr. Justice. treemsider their position, for it is clear that with the increase in the tariff the day is clow at hand when all but spocis qualities of grey shirtings will cease to be imported."
EYFECT OF PROTECTION.
HONGKONG,
FTNRIVALLED position in the Hill
district overlooking the Botanical Gardena and facing the Harbour.
Numerous quiet Suites with luxuriously fitted Bathrooms, Telephones, and Mlectric
Eve spende lis vacations in farming s big estado ni Dartmoor. He drives kis own bord, and has spent more than one holiday touring in the West of England in his caravan. Ha has been more than once mistaken for a gipsy. He cooks his. Fana. own meals and cleans his own boots while Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting room
Chroughout. Telephone No. 1159.
on tour,
Mr. Justice Bargrave Deane bes gone!
A.B.J. Code 5th Ed. 130 Hengtong, September 1. 1906);
WYNDHAM HOTEL
Japen hos, largely owing to the intro. ductios of Protection, acquired for her. self a nucnopoly of her home markets in cotton goods, and sho-is rapidly increas ing her exports to the neighbouring con tinent of Asia, where she encroaches apo Great Britain's preserves. Our Censul reports: "The cotton spinners bayo had an excellent year,, Not only has the do. mostic demand been good, but the ex- port business has been the largest-on- record, and for the first time for youre mills have boon able to work u time, all restrictions boing, dono away Telegraphis Addre Man Hongkong with. Nearly every company or paid increased dividends, and the profile have Telephone No. 22,
beon so large, that many new companion are being cutablished sad, extensions of: existing concerts being carried on."...
The rapidity with which Japan ha.. cruase IT cxports will be soon from the fact that her exports of cotton yaz k crossed" from £800 in 1801 to more than In his annual report on the Singapore: £5,000,000 in 1912, and her exporta, of police department, Mr. Cusoaded writes: cotton tissues increased from nothing is During the year 125 reports have boon 1991 to nearly £3,000,000-year, made against servants of thefts on-sun. During 1912 her caporte, weres fofpected thefts Of the 43 wore nerosted: and 28 convicted. I am glad to see the public both here and in the M.Shave
populiory. baca agitating to tion et servante and an ordinance is about?) 15.be, introduced dealing withkid rub
for nearly every form of sport except Cable Address: “Seokania." big game shooting, and his skill ne fisherman is afincet equal to his ability asiellor of fishing stories, Mr. Justice Bucknall is a hard rider bo hounds and has had many a bad spill. He is ideally: at home at Epsom, for he loves horses and horse-racing for better than “* briefs? and bamboozling "the term hence sp plied to his profession. Mr. Justice. Darling spends much of his vacation at: his case in the New Forest, for he is an
complished artist,
The Cardi-MastĄ, LDTRI
SINGON & CO.
(c) Nos. 15, 17 and 17 Main Street, Pa†BON, STERL,"METAL" and HARD
Tan Heong (Kowloon Inland Lote WAKE, MERCHANTERA Wholeals 728 and 777).
and Retall Ironmongers, Iron and low Foundry Coke Importers General Bioca keepers and Bhipotandang Nou do and
The premises are held for the residue of the several terms of year created by the replative Umowa Loasis thereof
Particolars and Conditions of Bale may be obtained from the
AUCTIONKERS-
or from
MESSKA, DENNTS & BOWLEY,
Fire Low Beamer, (Bud ilmeet, warn
of Demiral Marks) Telephone aro, $LIS - Hongkong Repossiker 4: 1200
TO
Colton" yama
"Colton, tissuos SA
•Cotton tonë ka
Cotton andandothing .......
£6,478,900
£290,500 £783,800
Practically all the cosion axports
Japan go to Asia, bo bulk gods to China, Manchuria, and: Coren, biUSTI BOR
already
Lot, espec
BINGAPORE'S DOMESTIC
SERVANTS.
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29 WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET
QUATION good fir Hillside Beenery
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Ehrenfels
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Geare Mr. and Mrs L. H.
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Mr M. J. Ossorio
Mr J.Gourgey-Mis F. Rong Mr B. J. Grimshaw Mr R. R. Roxburgh Mr P. O Von Griso Mr Geo. Samaels
Mza Sehenk Gonn
Mrs J. Schindler
Mr P. C. Hal
Dr J. G. Hauna
Mr
Mr.J. O, Bibley
Mr and Ms W. A. ME. T. Singer
Hannibal
Mr and Mrs EE W. T. Harbord Smith Dr Hartmann Mr V. Sorby Capt. H. J. Hawkins Misa A. Square Br and Kr F. P. Mr & Mrs H. Suzzallo
Helm
Mr C.
A.J. Quarles Ufford. Mr de Mes N. Fitz
Harbort
Capt. and Mrs E A. Walker & 2 chi dren on. Mr. A
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