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PUBLIO AUCTION. PARTICULARS AND CONDmmons of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 27th day of July, 1914, ab S P... at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by ledar of His Excellency the Governor, of
ne Lot of CROWN LAND at the 940 Peak, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the optica of renewal at Crown Beat to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for ona further term of 75 years.
ing proceeded to punctuate the intes val by the insertion of lunch. Like breakfast, luncheon began modestly. One of the most outstanding yet An American visitor to London in scarcely recognised features of social 1810 noted the custom of a visit to life in England to-day is, saya The pastry-cook's about noen for a Tunes: the way in which during slight repast of bans, taris, etc., modern times we have increased the and a glass of whey, at a cost of number of daily meals. So marked about od, or Sd." But this refresh- is this that there might be venturediment expauled as is the habit of the thesis that the higher, or at least refreshments-into a meal scarcely the more complex, a social organis distinguishable from dinner. Yet tha tion the greater the number of feuil habit grew so slowly that a waiter **hardly ing times per diem. In support in 1855 described lunch as might be cited the evidence that ita recognised, meal. It is one, how- was only with the 19th century that ever, that ought not to be neglect. three meals a day became the accepted. Nor has it beet, for with the ed custom of the country. Dinner growth of London and the rise of and supper are what may be called the residential suburbs, the early the two prinury and statutory meals, breakfasts and fase dinners neces- une how these have developed into sitated by the journey to and fro han the modern routine of meals forms de u inidday weal essential to the a curious by-path of history. Down city worker; while in social circles. to about the 15th century dinner luncheon has taken the place of was served between 0 and 10 o'clock breakfast as an entertainment, with in the morning and supper between out however affecting breakfast as 3 and in the afternoon. These meal.
Even with lunch wall established, were the only meals of the day, for breakfast was no more than the appetite reuiained still insatiate and The morning daught of ale or wine with interpolated afternoon tun.
"four o'clock," which some 30 or crust of bread on rising. It was with no more refreshment than this 10 years ago was fashiceable innova. that Pepys, as also his predecessersion, is now an institution among all classes. Even in city offices and and successors, begun the day's work
tor & o'clock in the morning, very business bousce the cup of tea with unuch as the artisan und labourer biscuits is an accepted and accept- ble feature of the afternoon, though to-day still does with a cup of coffee at home or the rum and coffeer of but the merchant or banker of 50 rars ago would have said to such the early opening publichouse.
There being no breakfast, dianera infringement of commercial rou- was served proportionately early, the tine it is not difficult to imagine. medieval hour being a.. Under The introduction of women typists Elizabeth, the court and the nation in offices was responsible for the cus- at large dined at 11 and supped about tom, though no such reason underlies B. Gradually and curiously these the tea interval which is now a recog hours were advanced and in the 17th nised. but "not entirely appreciated,
interval in county cricket. ecutury dinner was served at
Incidentully the institution of after- elack in fashionable circles, though! until 1752 the undergraduates at noon tea, which, by the addition of Oxford and Cambridge still dined at sandwiches, etc.. to the original noon. Under Anne o'clock was bread and butter has become in itsali the dinner hour and the forward mo- not negligible as a meal, led to the vement continued, assisted by the still further postponement of dinner growing fashion for chocolate to be so that 8 or even 9 o'clock is no un Cat. No. K159. Telg, Address 'TERMOTEL'served on rising and the habit of not usual hour. In this is in so many rising so carly. Though George II. uther social customs, the lead was zxnoz. Feb. 2, 1912.
refused to sine later than 2 o'clock, given by the late King Edward as the fashionable hour was 3 or 4 Prince of Wains, and it may be re- 'clock. These innovations bad called that when he invited General nany distinguished opponents. Pope Gordon to dinner after his return KINGSCLERE HOTEL Lady Bufolk for us from the Sudan, the General begged ing him to dinner as late as 4 o'clock to be excused na at the hour named and threatened to refuse if he were he was always in bed. again invited at such an unreason- [NRIVALLED position to the Hable. hour. Mr. Speaker Onslow in
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1 16 p.m.50 1.15 p.m...Every 15 minutos L3p.m. to 2.15 p....Every 10 minutes. 218 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 15 calantes. 5.00 pm to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 minutos. 318 CAKA,
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...... Gitb Livingston & Co. July 21, ab 10 km. Gibb Livington & Co. Aug. 28, ið 10 a.m. Osaka. Shosen Kaisha July 24, at 2 p.m. Nippon Yesez Esha August 3. Osaka Storen Kaisha July 29, s.. Toyo Kisan Kaisha...August
Kobe & & Tokobama... Karro Maru... London &c.............Dovanhs. London & A'werp &. Syria............................... 837 Manila, Cebu&oil Chinhua...
Manila, Cabu & HBoilo Taming
Jardine, M'son& Co, Ld About July 97
Australia Porte, &c... Aldenham Australia Ports, &c. Empire....... Anping &
Takso &c. Soshu Mara. B'bay v. S'pore 'belinsen Maru.. B'bay. Spozo, C'bc. Ma'ay Marc Ronctulu via Japan & Kiyo Maru Boston New York Indrakuala........ Japan & Seattle Minnesota.Great Northern S.8. Co August 14.. J, Kudat&S'dakan Boroso Molchers & Co... Aug. 15, at 9 a.m. Kobe
Ping Waldemar... Malchers Co...... About Jaly 24.
Nippon Yas Kaishs July 29, as 11 ... P.&O. 3.N. Co.Aug. 1, at Noon P.&O. 9. N. Co... About Aug. 5. Butterfald & Swise... July 28, at 4 p.m. Battericid & Swirs...Aug 4 at p. Jardine, M'aon & Oo, Ld July 26, at 9 p... Melchers & Co. Aug. 9. t 3 p.m. Kienasgories 'times July 28, at 1p.m. Messageries Maritimes Aug. 11, at 1 p.m. Nippon Yusen Kaisha July 29, at 19 LM. Dodwall & Co. Limited Aag. Arbold, Karborg Co. August 5. Nippon Yusen Kaisha July 28, at B p. Pacific Mail S.S. Co...Aug. 9, at 1 p.m.
∙19, at Nook. Pacific Mail S.S. Co. Ang, 18, as 1 p.m.
Manila Melbourne.& Prins Waldemar..... Marseilles, r. Perta...Atlantique. Marseilles via Ports... Amazone
Mr and Mrs H. A. Mar., London ... lya Mara
Moji & Kebo... Biojua Mart NewYork 7. SpezCanal Hogal Prises.
Lampman
Mr A. Lanpton
Lt. F. C. Hanning
Lee. RN.
Mr O Lehman Mr G. T. Lloyd M: F. Lobel
Mr J. Macdonald
ki Kobe & Thams Kumano Mart. San Francisco v. Japan Siberia
San Francisco v. Japan Chics.................Pacific Mall S. S.
San Francisco, v Japan Manchuria
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3an Fcisco, T. Japan Chiye Mard........... Toyo Kis Kaisha... August 4.
S'hai Mila M. Mackenzie Me F. A. MacKintosh
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Dinner has thus been placed with. O F. Brittan 1755 declared it was on the in hailing distance of midnight, 80 Mr. Le Darduner
Miss M. Matheson griefs and burdens" of his life that that entering the theatre at 9 and Sir Champantrek
Mr B. E. Mehta rliament had begun to sit as leasing soon after 11, max has dis- Mr W. B. Chilton Mr W. E. Clayton
Bir J. Mareoki us 2 o'clock." covered that supper is a social op Dr A. L. E. F. Cole- Mr G. S. Middleton shamefully Inte
Me N. 9. Milkowski Horage Walpole mournfully objected portunity if not a physical necessity.
Dr and Mrs W. A. B. to dining at f because it prevented So much is this the case that to Mr G. P. Cuny
Моого im beginning his evening until 8 estape the time limit placed by the MP and Birs W. J.
Mr Musso haw on supper at the Savoy or the MrD S. B. Dougian Mr Dias Newton Carlton, there has been the recent Mr S. Dront
Mr. J. K.. O'Sullivan remarkable opening of night-clubs Mr F. F. Darkwood Mrs J. BI. Pattison With dinner served at what had for which no modern parallel can be. Miss M. E. Dufy Misses Pattison (2) formerly been supper time and sup-found, Entirely different from the Mr and Mr H. C. Mr H. Kandley Pezz per itself at 10 or 11 o'clock, a mer night-clubs of other decades and Mr&Mrs S. Feldsteinbir G. M. Powell
Ehrenfels KING EDWARD HOTEL ng ineul became a physical, necessity doubtful reputation, the modern sup- Mr. Gibb"
About the end of the 18th century per clubs are of high social standing, Mr EL Classeri breakfast accordingly cutnu in as They are the latest and most striking it & Min J. Gould
Mr A. Granval definite meal. Then began the era phase of our modern solicitude for a feemal and sociable adaptation of of meals. Instead of the hurried Mr & Mrs E. Guer of famous breakfast purtiss-t more gol digestion and the multiplication Mr P. O. de Grize- the levers at which nobles and not supper at the hotel which must evict ables bad received visitors while its guests at half-post 12, supper is waking their morning toilet. In bril- taken quietly and with full leisure liance and company breakfast rivalled at the club. Nor does the already R. H. NORTH.dinner. There was not only talk extensive dietetic programme for the but antertainment. Tom Moore de- 24 hours end there, for a club break: shared breakfast was the meal for fast is served at 4 or 5 o'clock in the poets, and Macaulay, an inveterate morning.
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Silesia.... Trieste. Both porte cilet
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Messageries Maritimet 23. Sander, Wieler & Co. About Aug. 1. D. Saamoon & Co., Lajuly 24, at 3 p.m. Bambury Am'ka Line July 25. Hamburg Am'ka Linie August 14 P.&O.E. N.
N. Co. Abo
About Jaly 30. Butterfeld & Swire... July 29, at 4 p.in. Sander, Wieler & Jo. 1, 1. at 8...
D. Sasscon & Co., Id. August 2 Jardins, M'son &Co, Ld July 24, at 2.p.m. Jardine M'spaCo., Ld. July 29, -9 p.m. Nippon Yuser Kaisha July 25. Osaka Shosen Kaisha July 28, ab Noco.. Osaka Shonan Kaishoufnly 3, at 2 p.m. Nippon Tusen Katika July 29, at Nom. The Bank Line, Ld.... July 24, at Noca. Bander, Weiler & Co. August 5. Osaka Bhoson Keith Aug 6, at 4 p. Osaka Shosen Kaisha Ang. 19, at 4 p.m." Nippon Yasen Kaisha July 28, 4 p.m Nippon Yusen Kalahs Aug. 13, at 4 p.m.
Vancouver (1.0)&o. Empress of Asia ...... Canadian Pão R. Co., August B. Vancouver, (E.C.), dra. Empress of Japan Canadian Pac R. Co. August 19.
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Me and Mra E. L. MrF.O.Mason Hurley Mr & Mrs Abbagod Miss Humphrey
Dr & Mrs Kvan-Jones, L. T. C. REL. Archer, Lt. Col. H. w. Das,
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Agassiz Drand Miz GL_D-R.. Mr G. A Jonker
Mr W. Logis
Black
Mr and Mrs J W. Mr E. J. B. Mitchell
Bolles
Mir R. J. Ilawlinson Mre Rawier
Mise H. Bolles Mr M. J. Breen
Mr Davenport Browne
| Mr&. E Carleton
Mrs Clayton
Mr W À.
A. J. Cooper Mrs Kager Mz J, J. M. Elias
breakfaster-ous, asserted You invite It is really an amazing record of Mr R. Hautar a man to dinner because you must meals for a day. With complacency Mr M. T. Jones do-but to breakfast because you we contrast the simple, short light Capt. W. E. Kort want to see him. If a man is a bore dinner of to-day with the heavy ban-Cast. & fra Kocke he pever gets an invitation to break quets of "long-drawn courses of not/Capt. and Mrs W. G. Mr& Mrs F. Winkler Miss D. Filkina
Kreba
fast. Yet even granting the rigor many years ago. There is almost Mr E B. Lambert Mr. G. G. Wond ous enforcement of Macaulay's "dio a note of asceticians in our geif- Hrs W. H. Lambert Mrhad Mas J. F. tum, the social success of those approval. But though we may banst
Wrght morning parties is frankly incredible of our lighter meals it must be re
to us of this generation, which is of membered that we eat twice the
Mr
KING HOWARD HOTEL.
Mr & Mn 0. Laurit
Zant
Mr W. J. Leverett Mr G. F. Maitley Mice Mansey
Mr.O, W. O. Mayaa.
Mrs F. A. Miller Dr Muller
Mr H. Murphy Capt. & Mr.
the same opinion as the worldly-wise number of times a day that our an six E. Almberg nother whose daughter declared that extors did. Tha bedside cup of tea Mr M. J. Austin she would only marry a man who with a biscuit or broad and butter Mr N. J. Austin was brilliant at breakingt.
My leads to the substantial British break- Mr D. Fedel W. Budge deur," said the matron, you will fast, the satisfactory lunch, the re- Mr and Mrs B. B. be thankful if he is decently civil."freshing afternoon tea, with dinner Bidgor & family At these famous breakfasts" the as the climax of the day, the after- Mr J. II. Brister fare was of the simplest kind. Even theatre supper and on occasions the Me B. Bemann at. Holland House, the temple of s.m., braakfast of kam aad ogga Mr B. W. Cox luxury, the meal consisted only of which is now on indispensable feature Mr P. O. Hati
Mr Fog ten, coffee, eggs, rolls and butter at both public and private dances. Mr A. E. P. Jennings Mr G. H. Soper ORDER PARIS TOILETger, the poet-banker, provided the Yet with so sustained a ministration Mr J. Joseph Mr K. Tame Bune fare. The varied and sub-to the needs of the desk, slenderness Mr.D. W. Karsdorp Mrs Thoma
Mr W. Kortat stantial breakfast of to-day came in is the characteristic of the present Mr and Mrs W. D. DeK. Walther No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL when society discovered the High generation of English men and wo Krait
(UNDER THE ASTON HOULE}.
lands where the keen air and long tuen. The gross indulgence of two bra W. D. Kraft day's sport demanded stouter pre-heavy meals a day has given place. paration. These "Scotch breakfasts
to dainty yet satisfying trencher
TO
CHERRY & CO., PEDDER STREET,
Opposite Hongkong Hotel Telephone No. 91. Hongkong, March 20, 1914.
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SALOONS IN THE EAST,
Manufacturers of REYES DES ALPES,
Dr Sibrer
Mr & Mrs J. Robert,
sun
Mrs G. Sashno
Mr W. Schofield Mr and Mrs E. T.
Finger
Mrs W. Smith:
Mr F: Sutton
Mr & Mr A. Forbor Mr. H. P. Thomas
Mr.B. H. Collis H. Mr G. J. K. van der
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MrT.L Burison Mr O. H. Hertel bir Hoogewer!! Mr A. D. Book
Opt A. H Kinnaird Watson.. A.S 2.
Mz H. W. Woijter Mr J. W. Wilson
VARISTON HOTEL.
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Mr and Mrs B. A. Mrand Mrs W. Jack?
Falsating
Mr AC. Charried
Bir G. Barre.
Mr T. Croft
Mr A. B. Jardine
Mr F. Lewis
Mr S. Paul
Lieut. Goa, W, Crom Mr & Mrs H. Pratt
ble. F..E.
Mr W. Curwen
Mr R. Denois
Mr W. J. Eades
Mr. U. W. Fulcher Mr
E. F. Gart
Mr TA Glutell
Mr
Mr J. A. Watson-
GRAND HOTEẨm
THE Loading LADIES & GEN PLExpired great surprise when intro work at short intervals. With civili- Allen THE MENS HAIRDRESSING
Mr Beck luced to London, and Motley, the sation man coased of course to eat. Bood American historian, confessed him only when and because he was bun Mr Bondewijne
if amazed at the Gargantuan char gry, but it almost seems that today Mr and Mrs A.
When I reflected that all wo try to be hungry because it is ". these people would lunch at 2 and fashionable to eat as often as posar Mr & Mrs Dringer dine at 8 I bowed my head in humi- bie. liation and the fork dropped nerve- less from my grasp."
pronounced by those to use it the bost Harwash to prevent the falling out of hair
JO, BOPIESS, Proprietor. Hongkong, Oct. 24, 1913,"
1301
you have lost your appetite, one of you happen to be are your ments will the big Variety of, dairty dishes at the 1 be Courteously and Promptly served BA RAPE le dare to temptast the Sape, Daly at The ALEXAN-
DRA CAFE
actor.
LUNCH AND LIIZENOON IZA.
Mr Nier Me Odom
Mr Chiran
Mr Paulson"
B.
Mr Roggeveen
Mr Sandersors
Mrs Esnault.35 W04
Mr Weits
Mr Soots.
Mr. Jackson,
Mr. White
Mr Warding
Mr Weissenborn
Me Wilken Mr. Winans Mr Weil
Wright
A London editor has given his de Mt & Mrs Laughata
Vir Laughlin finition of news: "If in the Stand Mr Leoman For, not contort with instituting to-day,"! he says, "a dog bites a man, Mr Misthieson briskfast, the nineteenth century that is now news; but if a mam hilco » Mr W. Meyer having postponed domain wollt geen dog," that is LENG
Me Ybida sa
Mr A. Eg
Mr A. Russell
Mr & Mrs Shrebelis Mr and Mrs Silva
Mrs S. Buthorland
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Mr F. H. Bokor
Mr Lee Jones Mra Klebe
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Mr & Mrs Bryson
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Mr W. Maining
Dr Min
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more and child Capt. Monteith,
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Mr and Mia Coppin
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Major Davy, FE Major Dorgan
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Mr Duncan
Major Falchnie
Mr Felbick
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Mr Hardman
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Capt. and Mrs T. V. Beitan
Mr. W. RafSS
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