FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1913.
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONEERS TO TBS GOVERNMENT,
END ARNIRALTY,
General Auctioneers
AND
Share, Goal and
General Brokers.
*PROPRIETORS
"TO-KWA-WAN "''
COAL STORAGE.
Codon used:
4.3.0, 4x & DTE EDITIONS. Al. Tüc Cour
Tulegraphic Adresa : MEIRION HONGKONG,
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PUBLIC AUCTION
THE Undersigned have received lastrina-
tions to sell by Pabllo Auclos,
on
WEDNESDAY,
the 24th September 1913, commencing.ot 2.30 p.m. their Sales, Booms, No S,
"
Des Vaux Road, Corner of
Ice House Street,-
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
* VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND
BLACK WOOD FURNITURE,
&c.
&.c..
fc.
Comprising as follows:-
GEO. P. LAMMERT
AUCTIONEER
GOLF, CİDDIES.
ASTIRING, BECTURING AND DRAGOGINIO G.
In the Badminton e lume on Golfara
THE CHINA MAIL.
† picturn. of strangely va ying degree of merit from the pancil of the late Mr."
SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.Thomas Hodgo. Wistaror one'w exact
FOR SALE.
Consignment of SLAZENGER'S A TENNIS RACKETS made for 1815 Seasc, in various weights and qualities.
SLAZENGER'S 1919 TENNIS BALLY
For further particulars
Apply to
Corat.
ав
PORO. P. LAMMERT.
TO LET
TO LET.
opinion of them as works of art, one caunel but feel a certain affection towards them; their familiar names, "The man to back," "Driven into," and 31 forth held to renew one's golfing childhood. There is one of to arose. them, however, which never fails
in
one breast at any rate, a failing of pra
DON'T RUB-ERADICATE.
found irritation. It is entitled, The Wrong And The Right Ways. cad lie," and represents a stout and elder.
party dealing in an attitude of extreme discomfort, with a short pat, while another party, still stouter and more elderly, who is the "good caddie," is indicating the line with the end of the Bag stick. The green in perfectly level, the put of a comparatively trivial length and the only posible justification for the cidie's proceeding is that the other side's ball appears to be pearly on the line.
With Rheumatism.
When Rheumatism clutches do not waste time on linimeste and rubbing the treulis to another part-bat root in out by eliminating from the blood the urio acid poison which is its cause.
To do this you need the best bloed medicine modern Science knows in other It is an annoying pletare, because it worda Dr. Williao Pink Pille. There combines a tiresome type o gollar with an Pills hars cured tens of thousands of infuriating type of caddie--the llur who Rheumatic sufferers, many of them adliated i always taking counsel with caddie or with Rhematis in tes went forms, dering partner when there is nothing in the world the past twenty years. They are curing it take counsel a' out, sad the csddie, of a still, every day, in all parts of the world: ctoring and dragoning frame of mind, and they do this simply by dispelling the The dictates to one without being asked,poisonous asid from the blood stream, and
NO. 2 MINDEN VILLAS, MOD, Ron,
Kowloon, FIVE ROOMS,
FOUR-ROUMED HOUSES in Granville Avenue and Salisbury Avonne, Kowko, Cheap rentals.
SHOP with Godown attached, NATHAN ROAD, Kowloon,
KowloorMarine Lot No. 48 with Whuf.
Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCI
O., LTD. Hongkong. Sapt. 17, 1913.
"
TO LET
10. 149 MAGAZINE GAP Peak
From the 1st October. HOUSES in TORRES BUILDINGS. KIMBERLET ROAD, Kowloon.
Apply to
SPANISH DOMINICAN
103
PROCURATION, Hongkong, Sept. 13, 1813.
TO LET.
(FROM 1ST JULY 1913
TEAKWOOD-Dining and Drawing. 2. MOUNTAIN VIEW, The Pask
Room Suites, Upholstered Chairs, nud Sofas, Carpet and Rugs, 1 Brass and Brass-mounted Bedstenda, Red Room Sui a, Burcass, Wardrobes, &c., Dining Room Furniture, Extension Dining Tables, Side- boards, etc., etc., 1 Dinner and Dessert Services, Crockury, Sundry Gles Ware.
Apply
Hongkong, June 0, 1913.
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to
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If it be urged on behalf of the enddio that by making new, red, health-rasewing there is no evidence that he was noc asked blood at every dose. his opinion, the writer can only report that he would believs the worst of that caddieit pistors without any evideńca whatever.
CIENCILS OF WAR.
The expression of such sentiments must at once betray the fact of a. Sazon origin, Those who are born Scotsmen, or by lorg and invish practice have acquired & Sent- of golf, rish way with them in the playing. appear to enjoy an ela orato council of war over subbing in particular. The loss is the and could per. it Saxon's, becauINO, only one suade oneself that it did one good to be told that the
blowing from the left or that mashie was a good club with
Find
Lot yours be the next cure, and begin to day, Dr. Williams Pink Pills for Pale People are sold by medicine vendors everywhare, and by the Dr. Williams! Medicine. Co., 8 Szechuen Rond Shanghai, one bottle for 1.50, six for $8 post free.
"MAD WAITER'S CRIME.
Philosophy and Murder.
Honey Lake, New York's mesh cul
which to pitch over a bunker, no doubt one tured waiter, "erazed by reading d woal through faith-play the butter stroke.
But this frame of mind isdificult to cul-saturated with the pessimism of Schopen- tivato artificially when all is going swim.
mingly and one feels a tendency, which hauser, Sultus, und Nietzsche, has slain had much better be repressed, towards his wife, his four children, and, finally lighthearted babbling, the caddie is a kind
A
of safety valve, and one consults him puesitly with
100 with advantage, but na thing go wrong just at the very mument when consultation ought to be real help, it appears a hollow mockery to ty to overcome by taking a difficulty which consists a lely of hitting the ball
ne obvious wAT.
in-
Needless to say, there are in nearly every match moments of real doubt and difficulty
he himself, writis the New York-ene-
respondent of the Daily Telegraph."
In exterminating himself and kis family, because lify to the sensitive is full of burdens, disappointments, illusions, and afflictious," Like employed two nie fushioned revolvers and discharged twelve
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*
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Sold by all Chemists,
Prices in England,
1/11, 2/9, 4/6.
when a second opinion is of real valus bullets in his little Brooklyn da. The PEAS TRAMWAYS COMPAKY
&
eit er in correcting, or more often in chroom when the polier entered was like a
LINSEAD & DAVIS,
firmi
799
TO LET.
1 Cocking Stove Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery,DANFURLY, No. Soc
BEACKWOOD – Overnunto's, Book- ne, Card Tables, Couch 5, Arm chairs, Flower Stands, Ca inets, Jardiniera, Hall
A To Tables, Tempoys, Brackets and 1hoto Frames, etc. ld Inlaid Chairs, a fow pieces of Chinese Porcelains, etc.,
Jiao
1 Pixno, Ice Chests, Electric Fann. 3
· Saddles, Sc., 1 Pulsriscope, 1 Analytical
Sele, 1 Micromanpo, &o, &c.
Catalogues will be issued.
TERESA usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.
Hongkong, Sept. 18, 1913.
PUBLIC AUCTION
404.
1125
7}"HE Undersigned have received instrac-
Toute sul by Pablis Auction
(FOR 1000ÜHT OF TER CONCERNED),
THURSDAY,
the 25th September, 1913, at 2.45 p.m. at No. 8, The Peak.
TEL
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Etc.. Etc. therein contained, including Tennis Net and Posts, Plante Ja Pots, and Sundry Silver Ware. "(Eall Particulars from Catalogue). On view from 3p.m. Wednesday, TERMS:- As usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH Auctioneers.
Hongkong, Sept. 18, 1913.
1118
BY ORDER OF THE MORTOAGEY,
E Hughes and Houg' have
Merived instructions to soll
by..
PUBLIC AUCTION (subject to a reserved price)
on
THURSDAY,
I ROAD: GODOWNS.
1L,
04, WANCHAI ROAD. 102, PRAYA EAST.
THE HONGKONG LAND
the playar's nun judgment. 6, mort support of a good caddie comiata
of
Course
shambles, and the book, ancient and molam and in divers languages, on the shelves were spattered with blond.
The tragedy occurred probably carly en Friday morning Ledure Ms. Lyks, and the children had prisen from their beds, and thero is evidence that after his maniacal crimes the iusband and father
so much it the opinion that he does gi e as in the reassuring feeling that if the occasion should arise he will be able to give it. Unfortunately, those who can CONDUIT KIVe no Taluable an opinion, if it is required, are too often conscious of their own powers and desire to be tun prodigal of theus. It is, largely a matter cf temperament and hit, and if the golfer likes being ordered abnut he may derive great ad INVEST.aatage from the dragooni type of enddie, Retired to the kitchen and there interested
who is often an accomplished player and hira intil early the next morn judge of the game; but if he does not, then in cupping out some of the most fatalis She is apt to foam at the mouth when, in
aawer to a direct quentran as to whether the alicholy postages from his the line is on the curses of the wood, be favorito suthors. reesives a long speech in the imperative
MENT & AGENCY Co., LP. Hongkong. July 10, 1913."
TO LET.
EIRION, No. 10, Pank, furnished Manfurnished
ropia'
en
To lot or for le, 'GLENSHIEL Barker Road, No. 124, Peck, 5 rooms,
ROGATE, Austin Road, Kowloon: from 1st October.
No. 118 Poak LEWKOR Furnished or Uufarnished 5 rooms,
No. 68 Peak, MOUNT KELLETT (Church Mission Society Bangalow) from 1st October 1913 till 30th May 1914.
-
FUE SALE OR TO LET. (From 1st November 1913.)
No. 1 GOUGH HILL, No. 105 Peak Bungalow containing Drawing, Dining an Smokit rome and five Bedrooms. With groand for Tenn's-Court.
FOR SALE.
HARTING and ROGATE, on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154.
LADBROOKE, No. 9, Conduit Road. Five View of Harbour. & Rooms, 3 Bath rooms, Garden and Tennis Court. Accom modation for 30 Servants,
Apply to
LINSTEAD & DAVIA, ård Floor, Alexandra Balldings. Hongkong. Ang 2; 1911.
THE CHINA MAILA
NOTION.
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Lake was an English and a lin- Ye'll just take your gist, and was no d' beginning
so erudite in his chat DIAG
A few, possessed either I
their peals before swine and be silent at cordingly, but to most of them the poesi bility of their advice being unwelcome is
imply inconceivable.
a greater sensitiveness or a les ferocious with his stores at Bristol's Restau- conceit, will perceive when they are casting rast, New York, that everybody called Io buld quote him. The Professor." pessimistic writings by Schopenhauer Nietzsche by the yard, and he amused himself by reading the lives of criminals, confessions, executions, and other dismal literature. In his way Lake was a great philosopher, and although his trend of mind was towards mournful reading, be could talk as pleasantly and vivaciously
SCOTTINE AND ENGLISH CARD:ES,"
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Being at something more than a mi distance frons the Tweed, one many rentur to assert that for an English golfer a really good English boy makes a better caddie than does & Senttish boy. He may possibly not know so much about the game, but while, serving a mutton chop as the most
if not in
hilarious of his fellow servingmen. » corn for bin employer's errors,
"LIFE'S A JOKE." reality less complete, is ostensibly far le withering The Scottish boy, having
Likes a joke was his motto. His habitually to
to do
lesa thin akis ad race, does not pause to pick his terme, but great ambition was to open a restaurant utters his condamnation with a simplicity, in London, which he thought by far the directness, and a fire which would make most wonderful, the most splendid, and him a model, as regards style, for Bay
with
beginner in lite stiure, but do not make the most impressive city in the world." him & Boothing companion either for Lake addressed the following letter to bogintar or an advanced player at golf; the corone:
no may narrats with subsequent with
To the Coroner: I am tired of living.
the strictures of an urchin of ton, bat. therty wife is slowly dying and our four are paralysing when ustered.
On the other hand, the English boy is children are small and delicate, and sure gifted with far more varied powers of auto get trampled on in the struggle of noyance. Lacking the quality of dress,life. It is best for them to roluro to he may merely efferverce with plansant on unconscious dust with their parents. S versation on general topics. Or, again, he Seliopenhair's ory on the sufferings may empare, abot by shot and hole hyof the world, etc., ota.
tole, the performances of his employer as contrasted with those of some local elam
Enclosed final $22. Please telegraphi
epian, always to the disadvantage of the my sister, Mrs, Blanche de Sfar, 183,
former an error that the small Scottish boy
Broadway, Sarunac Lake, New York,
VIME TABLE.
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1.00a.m. to 8.00 a.m...Every 15 minutes 8,00a.m. to 10.00 am...Every 10 minubes, 10.00a.m. to 11.08%.m...Every 15 minuta, 11,30 m, to 19.45 p.m. Every 15 minitor, 12.45 p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 minsber 1.15 p.m. to 1.46 pm...Every 15 minutes, 1.43 p.m. to 2.15 p.Every 10 minubes, 2.10 p.m. to 5.00p.m...Every 15 minute. 5,00 p.m. to. 8.10 p.m... Every 10 matte,
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KUGNT GAZE
9.50 p.m. and 9 p.m., 3.50 p.m. to 1100
p.. every half bour.
11.00 p.m. to 11.46 p.m. every quarter of
an hour.
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NIGHT CARS as on Week Days
SATOZDATE.
Butes. Cars at 12 midnight. SPECIAL CARS by arrangement at the Company's Office, ALEXANDRA BUILDING" Des 7x Road Central.
would never commit, because be wouli Twenty dollars in for her to come to.". know there could be no question of cour
the Brooklyn. I wish her to have the bodies ta may parison in the matter. He opposite extrems and by on bus butter with emated. The insurance papers, some
trovel: shading his eyes with his hand a if watching the distant horizon, or giving rent to the long-drawn "Ob" of pyrotechnic displays over an ordinarily struck too shot Jommunications relating to new chonie and vowing that no mortal coas has over
M
the":
be addressed to Tax Enrror.
Correspondents most forward names and addresses with any commando tion addressed to the Editor, not necessarily for pablia.don but as evidence of good
reached such and such a bunter before as one is, que revolta instinctively against such coarse mothods of flattery.
Whatever his faults, however, he is to. preferred to the Welsh small 507 wboy'ss far as the writer's experience goes, takes, in very rare instations, no intorst whatever in any of his master's proceedings, All matter for publication should be and whispers in an unknown tongue, on written on one side of the paper only. any subject bus golf, at the most critics!
moments-The Times,
the 2nd day of October 1918, at 3 E.K.;lth.
The following very valuable Leasebold Properties
(a)-Non 4-und 6,-Lok Hing Langsituato
1.
No anonymously signed communicatior
will be inserted
at Victoria Hongko: g on Section Mthathas already appeared in any other paper of Taland Lot 50.
Bix three-storied Chinese shape, sud dwellings, situale at Fak Tan Heung on Kowicos Inland Lot 1114""; No:15, 17 and 17 Main Street, Fuk Tan Heong (Kowloon Inland Lote 776 and 777)
Tue premises are held for the roxidun of the several terms of yours prested by tha zpoctive Crown Losses thereof...
Particulars and Conditions of Bale may
ÁUOMIONEKES
be obtained from the
or from
dave.
money, and jewellery are in strank. Our mames follow.
"Honey William Lake, 40; Mary Lake, 40; Hornen, 17; Estella, 14; Dorothy, 12 i Waller, 10.
Death is Naturo's most adinizable invention (Bonces),
If the rod slayer thinks he slaye "Or if the ■lain thinks he is slain. - They know not wall the subtle weyz I keep and post and turn sýnin, 2. (Ralph Waldo Emerson). *** Die at the right time. I give praise unto you, my death, free deals, which cometh because I will (Nietzscher.
**** Life is no affiction. There aro those lo whom life is an amusing dream
and are careless of fie morrow,
But to thee who live, so to speak, the thick of the fight, who sos hope afice hope tall with a crant, and illusion Mileu Bishal and Fifteenth Banks to oh-ndtor illusion vanish into stili sir, to the Albersidans and additions to Advertise manta on. Pages 3, 54, 6, 8 and Flein a len of two rallion yun, to bear intelligant, to be obscrvor, and especially should be sent be the Office, No. 5, Wad interest at the rate of eight per cent to hit who is forood against his will to ham Street, not name than £1.80 siin. per annum and codumable within tarse struggle in the van bf ilfy, it in on afflic Alterations and additions to Adrectine & years. The money will be used in tion, • mishap, a calamity, and some. | manta on paras 1; 6/7 and 10 should be doming the old loan, samounting bi・ times a curse! (Baltos
nocut za moflaber, than 3 pim.
*Y,3,300,000, which is dus in November
Letters relating to business should be to have failed in an attempt to laste deof an hour, who find pleasure in all thing addressed to Tas Baonstant,
Orders for extra copias of the
MA should be sent as soon as polo the supply is limited. Chub 10 dhe, Credis 20 cte., per copy...
The Tope: Kleen Kainas in reported
Dentures for three million yen in k foreign market, enys Bhipping Eugineering." Negotiations are now pro coding with the Fint, One Hundreld
Other quotations:
New Advertisements should he swab ist As to the redemption of the bel towed befors 3 p.m.)
MESSRS. DENNYS & BOWLEY, Connaught Road Central Hongkong, Beph 11, 1913.
1100
Adverflement and Babeoriptions whic are not ordered for fixed parlo amatiound' until count
anco of Y.1,300,000 the Company wi
raise .680,000
yen por-share, ifle. the
qually drosry, ?fo
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