WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10, 1814.
AUCTIONS.
Hughes and Hough
AUCTOREER TO THE Governcent.
AND ADMIRALTY,
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AND
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General Brokers.
PROPRIETONS
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MEIRION HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
DARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the Pious Publo Cuetion Salo, ne be hold on MONDAY, the 15th day of June, 1914, at 3 r., at the office of the Fublic Works Department, be Order of His Excellency the Governor, of One Lot of Crown Land at Kstnedy Road. In the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 15 y with the option of removal at Crown Rens to be axed by the Surveyor of Ilis Majesty the King, for one further term От 15 уваг
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THE JOYS OF LOOKING
BACKWARD.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Just si tho individual insiste on koop. ing old books that he never pada, old pictures that ho- never inoka" ab, Kal Of pipes that he never amokos, so the nation wiaty on kaeping the wreckage of the aid givilisations, and the debris of the s
Thero are a few who have a sonfimmtal objection to museums. They want an
pimption of this unwillingness to lak the past scape-this refusal to allow the dust of time to fall undisturbed. Why uproot, they nak with soma Indignation, the ruins of ancient Greece and bring them to London?. Why disturb the long sleep of a priestose of the Egyptian temple of Amen-Es and put her in Aussens in Bloomsbury? Why not let the dead past bury its dead?
EVERY BEETLES
EVERY BUG
KEATING'S
POWDER
MBE
FOR SALE
FOR SALE
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROFESIA Mall of Int No. 57. Haress CONCION SEAKEEN, CANTON, together with buildings arnoted thereon will be SOLD at PUBLIC AUCTION, at the Office of HowTE. Puma Y, 25th of June,
and Pack, Shamsen." "Canton, 1014, com
mencing at 11.00 AM.
One fourth of the purchase price, in Hongkong Currency, must be paid on the day of the sale, and the balance when the transfer of title has been duly effected..
For account of the Estate of the Inte EZ. Simmons, “deceased..
RE. CHAMBERS A
Executor. Canton, China, June 8th, 1914.
W. S. BAILEY & Co., Ltd.
Howloon Bay,
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ROOFS, BRIDGES, STEEL BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION
-SMART STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE OR HIRE:
701
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Others avoid museums because their in the room of Egyptian mummies. Aro sympathies are only with the new, and they just coldly interested or are they they look upon enthusiasm for the old conscious of the pathon and or the do a sign of mental crookedness. They horror of it all? I never know. But, will go to an exhibition of new aeroplane, there, in that room in Bloomsbury, hid but would be sorry to have to be in den by their painted swathings, lie Egyp terested in a collection of old war tian inen and women who died thousands chariots. If they find a man poring of years ago, and whows bodies were pro over an die manuscript they put him served so that, as they thought, the soul LARGE WHOLESALE & RETAIL down as a crank, and they have diffculty might return to liom, Underneath tha in responding when a woman invites swathing their lips are painted red and them to be enthusiastic over a Crom their checks are rouge, so that the soul FURNITURE DE
on its fofern may not find ros great a wellian chair. They can never unders
And the children idly walk stand why the writers af soaside guide-changa books trouble to mention that there in our them; and there they still wait,
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DATE OF LIVING
Gibb Livingston & Co June 19, ab 10 am. Kaibh Livinägton & Co. Fuly 10, 10 mm. Daai Shoson Kaisha July & a.m. The Bank Lino, Ld...June 16, Melchors & Co. Melchers &
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THE Undersigned have received lustras KING EDWARD HOTEL of the man who goes into it on the first To all by Public Auction,
SATURDAY
430
& MONDAY,
the 13th and 18th Jun 1914, commencing at each day 2:30 pm.. at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of len House trest,--
A Lange QUANTITY OF CHINESE PORCELAIN
AND CURIOS. -
JCHT DRIVEU FROM SHANGHAI,
Comprising:-1
Chinoso Porcelain of ovary description,
Central Location
LL ELECTRIC TRAKE Pans Entranco. Electric Lifta, Fans and Lighting, Europena Bathe and Sanitary Fittings, Hot and Cold Water System throughout. Best of Food and Service.
TELIPHONE 375, TELEGRAPHIC ADORISH-
'VICTORIS.'
R. H. NORTA.
Maruger
day of his holiday. Why does he go? Probably he enjoys locking back rather than looking forward; and the furor be can look back, whether by the aid of googlend specimens or old documente or old sculpture, the better he is pleased. Csually bu is a man who has passed mid- do-age; and it seems to be possible that the limited future may have lost much of the interest it ever held for him, and that he finds relief from the irksome daily necessity for looking forward in wandering among the mains of 3000 B.O. I may be, too, that there is something
Brasses. Bronzes, &e.. tc., of the Sung. KINGSCLERE HOTEL,othing for the old in the companionship
Ming, Kanghi, Yungching, Kienlung mi Towkwong Dynasties,
Abo
A number of Valuable Chinese Paintings and Engravings, Embroideries, Jadestone Ornaments, Old Pekinese Lacquered Ware. Amber Beads, Ivories, &e., &c., &c.
(Full Particulars and Condition of Sale from Catalogue),
2:
On view Friday 12th inst The Undersigned have beon authorised
to refund purchase money it not found as specified within one week.
HUGHES & HOUGH.
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, June 8, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION
703
PHE Undersigned havo received instruc-
Ticus to sell by Pablic Auction
啦
WEDNESDAY,
the 17th June, 1914, commencing
at 2.30 r., at thoir Salos Rooms, No. 8,
Des Voeux Road, Corner of
Ice House Street,
A QUANTITY OF
VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND
BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,
0.,
&c.,
&c.
As follows TEAKWOOD-One Drawing Room Suite, Dining Room Suite, Uph Istored Arm-chairs and Sofas, ladian Carpeta and Rags, Brass and Benw-mounted Bodstends, Boreau, Wardrobes, Waskalandis, &c., Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining Tables And Chairs, etc, etc.. Dinner red Donsort Services, Urockory Ginas Ware Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, Mo..
Also
One Blackwood Overmantel, I Old -Chiness Blackwood Cabinet and 1 Desk,
HONGKONG
[NRIVALLED position in the Urict, overlocking the Botanical Gardena and fncing the Harbour.
Numerous quive Suites with luxuriously fitted Bathroous, Telephone and Mostric FADS.
dead.
mad woman and children pas an to the next show.
A SHORT WAY WITH PLAGUE CARRIERS.
urder of our own tailets, Large asortment of Chinone Sle, and Earsiga Goods of every description.
A goods sold as reasonable Prinse. The Cheapest and Best place in Canion & Hongkong to buy Chiness and Foreign Gondia
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An interesting artide in a Bombay con- Tel. No. 1408 temporary inculcates a lesson that might very well be taken to heart by our own municipal nethorities. The description applies to a grant battue of 25- pected rats who had established thom selves in a natural stronghold, only a
few yards away from the immois Taj
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Mahul Hotel. Business began, says the Probably children enjoy museums be writer, by the insertion of a high pros. cause of the aordty of everything, and sure how nozzle into the mouth of a it is not surprising that educationista rat hole in one of the mounds. There should have discovered that a child will was a good deal of lentage around the sometimes learn quicker in a moumjet, but things must have been excred- than in a class-room. Seoing the pastingly unpleasant inside, while keen osoi in the fish make the dry bones of his code red with heavy wirs rods the neighbouring hole. Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting rooms tory ices dull for him; and seeing so watches all
'roughout
many attendants and policemen guarding After about a minute the nozile wa Telephone No. 1122,
ald coin, old statues, and old vasos is withdrawn and a few seconda inter u pretty certain to do something to per good sized rab staggered out, and, seeing Cable Addresa. Sachsola."
4.3.3. Code 6th Ed.sudo him that à post which & taken the crowd, began to run, but a blow Bongkong, September 1, 1908, 1908 so very seriously must be of acme in aortes the back from one of tho rodu
terosi, and that perhaps, after all, he disabled him and a moment later he was 8.50 p.. and 9 p.m., 3.30 p.m. to 11.00 is making a mistake in wishing that he in one of the wire trape that sorved as could hurry home sad fy his new model
agano bag. The intelligence of the ruta was remarkable, they knew every acroplane in the garden.
inch of the ground and had doublicas
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PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS
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Old Bronza Figures, Electric Reading Lamps, ec., 1 Marble Clock. 2 Pianos, Tel. No. K129, Telg, Address “Texnorat." Chubba Safe, Ice Chests, 1 Typewriter, Barograph, etc., and several Boxes Now Lace..
(Full Particulars from Catalogue) TEM-16 suaÏ.
HUGHES & HOUGA,
Auctioneers,
Hongkong, June 9, 1914.
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At times there seems to be some my tery in the attitude of ordinary men andergerietico of pursuit by the ownericas cate that roam the adjoining stables; they women, free from any antiquarian en-
husiasm, to the British Museum Why would run from the feet of one man to have they so pronounced a liking for it? the of another as if they knew it was Is it that wo huge a collection appeals to dangerous for the men to amite too near their national pride, sad that they find their own feet, then the rats would dart something flattering in being surrounded below the pile of tank plates Iron whore by the ruins of other civilisations? Does titey hud to be hosed or poked out with it please, then to be reminded so vividly sticks. Some leaped into the exaration, thut the Egyptians and the Babylonians where they were pursued and slain by und the Romans have fullen, but that the men, as the sides were too steep the English still remain so powerful that
to give a foothold for escape. Mesi. they can make a museum of the old while the bag was, increasing rapidly, temples and the old gods, and tring hos after hals gave up its population school-children to look at them? Proto to hunted to death, or clinsed to some bably this emotion of patriotis pride new shelter from which it could not be accounts for the presença of a good many, drawn. The opolis gang worked with The building is an imposing one, and spin and with enthusiasm, and it it is easy to imagino nu enthusiastic would be hard to suggest another method Englishman saying to himself, as he that would do such execution in a little.
more than an hour, for the bag totalled up the wide and stately stairs: "We must be better than these old up to 71 head. Another hunt took place i
They'vo been dead for
on the same day at Linden House, rosult- thesands of years, and the best of their ing in a bag of 45, and recently the TyphooD work is here-hers in Bloomsbury. This Apollo Hotel was the one of the des couldn't have happened if the British truction of 60. Houses with gardens or Empire weren't altogether a different unpaved ground adjoining offer the best thing. There's no chance of our coming accommodation for rute, for there they to such an end. Hero are tho spoils may make burrows with several outlets a tho ancient world, and here they which offer improved ease of gecapo. step. Egypt and Assyria und Athers have The writer then proceeds to disetus graver Mr and Mrs A Ben
So { Mt Allen been put in a museum, but thero's no nepects of the subject."Home,"
Mrs Amery larger of our turn coming. There's no eng, is a rat colony among some of
Mr Armstrong chance of the British Empire ever being the bout blocks of flats in Bombay. Its Baborg made inte such a side-show. Oh, no1" canonumber less than twice the num. Ms Ballence And he strides on proudly.
ber killed on this occasion and it is fed Mr Birr It may be remembered, too, that the the cost of the tenante, through their
civilisations:
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