THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1914
AUCTIONS
PUBLIO AUCTION.
THE CHINA MALE..
country daily in vaak qusabiliú, no Domi marelal prices. We ara moring - Ruoves of thousands of men somas nil the oceans of the world. Our.. subinarioes ara Mockading the vory throat of the Elbe
Hughes and Hough designed have received innerne te started with a substantial naval pri-
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On
SATURDAY,
the 14th November, 1814, commencing at 9.30 p.m. at their Sales Rooms, No. 8.
De Vaus Road, Corner of
10# Howe SzaRIT,
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A Lande QUANTITY OF SWATOW DRAWN THREAD WORK, EMUROIDERIES, 20., &c. Comprising:-
Lions' ta sull by Public Auction,
(POR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCRONCU),
VA
FRIDAY.
the 13th Noveraber, 1914, at II a.m., as their Salva Rooma, Na. B. Des Your Road, Corner of
Ice House Streat,
A MISCELLANEOUS STUQE,
Comprising Twood Suit Lengths, Felt Bats, And Woollen Socks. o., & Lady's
Boots and Shoes,
Silk
Sundry Household Furniture, and one Knitting Machine.
TEEMA usual,
ponderance much more like 1 to 2 than 10 to 10. In thoraxt 12 months we shall hava twice as many battleships cupisting fund three be fare, times "ay many cruders as Germany. It fea sete vern eyant, our position this "time ext year would be far stronger than it
in today. You must remember that none
of the ships built in my tenure all office, etvept the small cruiser Azolburn, have, been commissioned yet. These are the that have arer been heilt. They and most powerful,nud, nuas expensive shije
the fruit the greatest caval effort England has ever minds. They are all comitiga the rom. We always re garded the fort youth of the war as our most difficult and critical weath from 34°nival print of view, art we have Do- 1185thing plain of in the way that
mouth lies goe, „
HUGHES & HOUGH,
actioneers,
Hongkong, Nov. 11, 1914.
ITALY AND THE WAR.
HER INTERESTS ON SEA AND LAND.
Mr. Churchill's Views.
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Third Night SATURDAY, November 14th
A Fairy Play in 5 Acts
BY.
MAURICE MAETERLINCK,
This railway from Swakopierd to Windhoek is about 100 miles long, and during the lust section rises Lemo 4,000 TINDER the Distinguished Patronage of H. E. Sua F. H. MAT, KOME, It up to Windhoek, who the copper H. E. HO GENERAL F. H. Kuty, O., and Commodira R. N. depsits are situated. This township has &ROTTED, Q.M.G. RANG hecome the capital, and is a prosperous community. It is difficult to any "how
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ITALY'S, MEDITERRANEAN PINATION.. Question: anne coumtazibly': employ paintly, by Gan diplo mote dening with Teal, is that if Italy remains alone in the Mediterinnern she jaill be exposed to Anglo-Fruch, dieta- thy. 1 sl be gel you could gaya the any reasonance on that point.
Writing to the Evening Standard of The Press Bureau has issued the fut Mr. Churchill-I cannot think of any
danger that a melly Italy would eat September 29, a correspondent say howing text of the interview recently from English sai French paral strength. The telegram announcing the commence Bended by Mr. Churchill Signor Wo are both great Mediterranean Powers. tazza-Bedule for publication in the Wa de no seek expansies. We have unt of creation's equirit the Comman nung men will be ultimately required THE PRINCE OF WALES FUND forces which have invaded British Nazis counter the country, as, spart from Gormulo d'Italia.
got all the territory in the Militarraqualand is extremely interesting, in vies economie ressors, it no extensive shat Question.-What impression was made mean that wo want. We only want to of the ditculties inseparable from such a general campaign would take thousands in England and upon the British Govern live a quiet life, enjoy our possessions, an enterprise. This British territory sad men. It is however, to a hope that. THX Undersigned have received strucmut by the Italian declarations of and respect those of others. Therefore chiefly renowned for transport difficulties with the surrender of Windhoek. the however brong we are, I canoot ser how Mr. Churchill. We always though it there could be any danger to Italy. On or water supply. The principal azilitory governer will give in, and sub
connretion between the British and Gr. wit, was gessible for only to fight with the contrary, If Italy had been our ally man territories in at Ranan's Drift. sisty The German expedition to the south Austria or to fight agains Fugland, and in the war ser naval interests would be riles north-east ut Stirkopf, which is over Seuit Drit to British Namaqualand is all the Admiralty arrangements for her, and our views about her island the Mediterranean dince I have been here possessions and naval bases would be as the bottom of the mountains on the (CC) enn be minised, ne with the Capo Copper Company's railway from exception, of D'olders and Concordia, te wo have always acted on the certainty free from the slightest jealously or suspi-Fert. Nolloth to O'oklep.
which place there is a branch line tròn that Italy would be neutral, and mencion.
There is a Seuit Dritz, which lies near the Cape Expper Company's line for the sured our naval force only against Au Question-In case Italy should decide
that her national interests require active the 20th Meridian, which was the agrees ass of the Namaqua Copper Company, Any dams that Question. There has been a gent deal intervention, bon would is be received boundary between German South-West there is ablutely nothing of any value
Afries and Behuanaland, and over which which can be hiken. d talk in Italy of the posibility of netira by this country and by the Allies?
the naas, revived 70,000 sheep dur. was done to the railway would doubtles intervention by Italy in the war in ense Mr. Churchill-Wear very confidenting the war, with 15. a head tax after have very disastream effects, as all sup- un chaug in the Adriatic situation. Isia Fogland about wirining the war. Wwards on all exported.. To get to the plim for the district must come over Bedspreads, Table Cloths, Napkins. Try there any probability of a change in the have hande up our minds to win it if it latter are, it will be newssary to go this line. Cloths, "Doyles. Sideboard and Cushion Covers Blouses, Dress. Lengths, Em. Adriatin situation in consequeren of the costs the last sovereign and the last move the desert, via Kaitoh, which
Franco-British naval operations 2
in the British Empire. Tas is on car the last water ts Arkgenys und Pella, broidered Curtains. Hind Bags, Mandaria
Mr. Churchill-You see the naval side. Personally I never expected to thence through a burzen region, trekking Costs, Shawls, Silk Goods, etc., etc, etc.ituation in the Adriatic is rather like the campah go so well in the first north-cast to the Orange River again.
that in She North Sea. The Austrian two or three months. I have alway
Supposing the Union fertes invade Ger Depreys, Alandarin Feachers, Hand Bags is hiding: It low hidden in its been looking to the seventh, eighth, and
man South-West Africs or greater Nann
GETING "THE BEST OF CI." and Silk Goods,
hole, and "und it is convenient tog ninth months of the war to produce the unlund, their objective would be Warm-
The writer was profoundly amused by (Full Particulars from Catalogue.) them out it is dificult to get a decision. great decision. But the extraordinary bad. From Warnbad in Angra Pegua
A Frenchman, who cons to have been the new British war-cty, Are we down TERMAN Cenal,
I do not see how ang change in the Ad-gallantry of the French army and the was three months trek over the attached to Sottish regiment as inter heart?" ad the resounding
No Mr & Mrs Carmichael Majer eHardy ristic situation would result from the unens power which Busin has dinas before the railway was construct.. prer since the beginning of hostilities, which Jellows it. After a volley has ie. Cary
Hej. & Mrs McMand sacal perations, but the great changes quickly exerted, the pluck and every Pella, in British territory on the Orange as the folowing stories of his coza-swept the there is always some Mr Casnili Lite Moal. 1183 that will come will result from the elf Serbia, combined with the great Aus River, is interesting 24 an cusis in the rudeship in arms with the British joker to short the question, and all the Mr and Mrs Coppin
ps Austria on land. The greatest trian mush up, have created as the end wilderness, being a mission.
"Their courage," he writes, is ad roar out in the mist of general Comdr. & Mrs Corren
and children feature yet apparent in the course of the of the second month a situation which
À MISSION STATION. war is the collapse of atria asp mili- we might have been well content with
irable. Then follows go into action laughter No.** ·
Be was associated with the British MPA, Cousland Pella is a mission station. in charge as if they were going to a plenic, with tary factor. That collapse appears to be at the end of the seventh or eighth. irreparable, and that is a tremendous Of course, it is much too sen tot speeu of a branch of French Beman Catholic Langhing eyes, and, whenever possible, tops in Belgium when, he says, "God Capt. & Mrs Cosan yint To the history of the workt**** late. We are not building upon the fathers, amongst whose rules of life it with a cigarette between their lips. Their knows the shock was terrible, and the Major Faichole
thestion-Do you think it probable accidents of battlefields. We are reais ordained that they shall cach do some courage is a mixture of imperturbability dafence one to ten, adminble. I have Mr and Mrs. Fuster that there will be the passibility of such suring this sith forces of the nations torm of manual labor every day. They and tenacity. One must have seen this site or regiment lost and childzon un arrangement as will give a guaruntoo)engaged in the war. We are satisfied have themselves built a church in the immovable culm, their herdie sang-froid annihilated in a desperate, charge against Mr F, W. Gibbins
the position of Italy and leave her that Germany has done her worst and Gothic style, with fruit gardens and under a ruin of bullets to do it justice. the German artillery. I have seen the Hr & Mrs A. Gibson fern any fears of hostile predomiți fully extended. Russia has only just irrigation works supplied by wind puns. the Germans in crushing sumbers heroic Seats mewn down. These are He F, Orismelt beran. Ja less than six months timeTo reach this territory, the expeditionary were set to enter the town. It was Tisions which will take long to fade. Mr B. A. Hals Mr. Churchill.-I think the great we shall have one million soldier in force have proceeded from Capetown up necessary to hold them back long enough Yet the British have already fogotten, Lt. Col. Gorica Hall, Mr G.
those tragic days when they alone bore B.A.1.C. vunts ed this war that will affect Italy the line: a volunteers, ut pun, taken the West Coast to "Port Nolloth. thener so enable the British troops to retire
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BUGRES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Bongkong, N. 10, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION..
THE Undersigned have roosived instruc.
tions to Hall by Public Auction,
00
MONDAY;"
the 18th Novembor, 1914, commencing
at 3.30p.m., at their Sales Looms, So. 8,
Den Voux Road, Cornet
of Ice House Streat
A QUANTITY GE
VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, Acc..
As Follows:
Dance?
TO BATTLE IN PICNIC MOOD.
Chocolate Prizes for Good Marksman-
Booking at MOUTRIE'S
where, producing soup and strap, they proceeded to share mirutaly and con- H&M scientiously with Attle bit of broken glasa serving as mirturs."
TELE HOTEL.
W."Arme hir Lee Jones
strong Mr J. D. And Mr Bos'd' Mm Bowd or
Mr
Mr G. B. Layton Mr & Mrs Koch Me Linton
Mr W. G, Luke-
Mr & Mrs Mitcheli-
mors and child: Mr J. Plummet Mr Potin
Major Pyne, NE
Mrs Rice Mr Rogers
Mr A. Elzclair Miss Skinner Mr C. Skott
Mrs Smith: Mr Sorenson
Blewart
Capt. and Mrs. Wan
and child
KING HOWLAD "HOZEE..
Amberg
Mr H. T. Anderson MrN. J. Austās Mr W. C. Boven
Mi W. J. Lavoratr Mrs Ü. H. Loaber Mr, W. O. Mayna My O. H. M'Clura
are taking place on the land rather than by common. And these men will be over the Cape Copper Company's mineral good order. A handful of Sects were the weight of the German onslaught. Mr T. A. Hassland on the sea. Italy would have nothing equipped with everything that science railway, which has only 2 3 1. gauge selected for this duty, Sheltered in one When in my presence those 'British sal. Mr&Mrs. Horba-Capt. & Mrs Wah to apprehod navally from the victory can inventor money can buy, drawn by to Steinkopf. On part of this line the of the first house: of the filage, they dies were toll of the disasters to their Mrs Hey brendar Beld
the best regiments they never flinched. Major Humphrey, Me E. Willame of England end France. She would al naval power from the whole world. We gradient is as streg as I in 30, the trains kept up a well-sustained fire on
Never mind. We'll have the beat of R.I.B.
Me O. Willson ways be strong enough to deal with Awwant this war to settle the map of Europe having to be taken over the steepest purt say, but had to endure themselves
a perfect storm of bullets. The shat: it one day, was the invariable answerL-Ual, H. W. Her, Mr Wood tria on the sex, unless, of course, a vic-on, national lines and according to the in two-portions, A toribus tremany came to the aid of true wishes of the peoples who dwell in Ookier at the end of the railway.tered windows for in all directions. The after a moncat's silence. And that Im. R.G.A. TEAKWOOD, &c. -Drawing Room Austria. Il Germany, succeded in the the disputed areas. Alter all the blood will doubtles become the base of opera walia were riddled, with bullet-holes. perturbable conviction that they will get Saites, One Bedroom Suite and Diningur and the English power was broken, that is being shed, we want a natural tions. It lies in a long, valley, and is Already saveral of our men had dropped. the best of it is the best support of their 4 Suddenly. the German fire ceased: the courage is the secret which with fatal Foom Furniture, Arm-chain and Sofas, fermany could, of course, send as many and harmonicus settlement which libe easily fortiärd, having withstood -Carpet and Rugs, Nar Brasa and ships as she liked to join the Austrian rates races, restores the integrity of months siege during May, 2003, the chemy was evidently shating ground to certainty will give them the victory,"
Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Toilet Tables, Fleet izid could send them much quicker nations, subjugates no one, and permits end of the Boer war, until the garrison a better position, and one of those, silent Wardrobes, Washstands, &c., Sideboards, than Italy would build theat But still, genuine and lasting relief from the www relieved by the aisal of Colonel moments of waiting ensted, the worst Dinner Wagons, Extension Dining Tables I repeat that for Italy this is primarily waste and tension of armaments under Cooper's coluna from Capetown. It cun- of all to endurs.
Some siste of the smelting works and oid worke
1IZES FOR MARKSMANERE. and Chaira, etc., etc., Dinner and Dessartan affair of the land rather than the res, which we have suffered so long.
day the natural and true frontiers of age, with Bouses of this company's
While the pause lasted a Scottish Mr. 8. Abaham There will officials and a few stores.
Mr H. Q. Chestion. There appears to be at this Italy must be restored.
never be real peace and comfort till then. The capital of the territory is at certat noticed that our fail fortrou
Tas a grocer's shop. On a shelf ho found Mr OM. Alport
Miss H. Daridson Mr O. P. Arnold sument a danger of an elamis move. As long at Austrin has the power to Springbokfontein, four miles to the south: a few packets of chocolate. An idea ir & Mrs Athol L. tent in the North of Africs, promoted squander thousands of Italian lives in where there is a resident magistrate cred to him. Turning to his men. Anderson & maid by Germany, that would crentually quarrels of her ambition; as long as she From O'cliep. La northerly direction,{
ever bouts his men over gets a picco1 Mr F. C. Baaban Mr & Mrs G. Lujo interests equally on the northern shore vinces and numerous populations which Drift, whilst to Fella, en route to Uping The German faillade began anew. The M. Brist-Bates Mr J, R. Macdonald
Mr E R. Kate Mr E. F. Lyle of the Mediterranean. Do you think the Italian, heart and smol and bone and ion, would be four days trek, hatch on Seats, roaring with laughter at the sce. Mrs. E. B. Beliling Mr & Mancial possible that on this basis there would nature, there will always by armament the edge of the desert being the last bo room for an agreement between the and counter-armament, fear, tension, and water: thence to the wells will tako tepat's mazkunoship prizes, fired back Mr 0, D, J. Bell - Mes R. B Mann and Mr. and Mrs E P.DE BEI FE 1189 three shit Mediterranean Power?
as coolly at target practice. The Mr G.A. Bear Priott Mr L. S. Hest Mrs D. G. R. Smith-
Services, Crockery, Glaan and Sundry E.-P. Ware, Cooking Stoves. Gallery, etc.,
Alao
Three Plance, Marble Clocks, saveral Iron Safes, uto, etc.,
Catalogam will be issued. Terme:-As usual,
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HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, Nov. 10, 1914
PUBLIC AUCTION..
THE Undersigned have received Instruc- tions to sell by Public Anstion, (FOR ACCOUNT, OF THE CONCEBNZD),
Où
WEDNESDAY,
NO BANGER KROM AFRICA.
VISITOR AT HOTELS.
LONGKONG. HOTEL.
Mr M. T. Jones Mr E. M. Joseph
Mr R. H. Josepli
Allen
Mr F. A. Kennard Mr B B. Lamber Mr A. Langsto
menzee the British, Italian, and French holds in her grip" and bomlage fair pro- it would be three days trek to Sculthe help up the packets, saying: Who. Mr.J..EL Backhouse Mr 4, T. Lloyd ·
the 18th November, 19 4, commencing at for this belief, and whether the fact the pet
2.30 pm, at their Bales Rooms, No. 6,
Des You Rood, Corner of
IO BOTE STEKT, ALAZOR QUANTITY OF CHINESE PORCELAINS,
01
Consisting of Old Blue and Walta, 6-Coloured, Powder Bier, Coral and Sang-de-bont JAYS, Vans, Wall Pistos, Tes Cups, ato.
the German Flect still remains in being
MOUNTAINOUS COUNTE
Mr G. E. Bredbad Mr J. HN.. Men Mit B L.
Bridger
Mr J., Brister
Mr and Mrs H. B. Mr and Ms H L
Bidger & lamily
MoHugh
Mr W. Badge --Man P. Ă. Mitar
L-Stephen J. Corey Commander- Morita Dr E. Cross Mr J. W. Murdock
Mr and Mrs. R.
1:
Mody
Mt Dies Newton
intrigue, and always the danger of this nights, trekking with mulos, exen transergeant, while keeping his own diźle busy,
Mr and Mrs C. W. Dr O
Beswick
Mr.W. L. Marshall Mr. Churchill-The great issues of horrible catastrophe recurring. Let port being doubly as long.
watched the effect of the firs on the and Mrs A. R. Me R. T. Mathesos the hour are in Europe, not in Africa, make an end of it now. Let us have a
Miss M. Matheson Bishop and if they can be satisfactorily regulated fair and natural adjustment of European
advancing enemy. He recorded usch
Mr. Mereck so the us Eropoja concerned; Africa boundaries, Let us war against the prin
Fria Pella, ging zatward along the successful shot with Got him, and Mr. W. M. Black un ewry matter.
eple of non ent of Euripenas holding river, the ectntry is mountainous, and handed over a take of choyolato to the Mr G. C. Beaman Mr 0. E. Meyer "Question-Thu urgunent la put for down by from and congtel against their nearly inaccessible, but there are good winning marksman Alas! Tacro were Mr W. R. BowermanMr G S. Middletop ward by a few that there has hitherto is another section. Let us reach road; through the country to the south few prizewinners who lived to taste their
MAJ. Monte Mr W, J, Morrison bern no decisivo engagement between final on a simple solution and let asof thi gion, though water, in very reward The next day the same regl mixed
Mi Harox German and British Fleets and consefortify and confirm the settlement by brakish or salt throughout a great part ment lay in teacher under a
Mr.J. Oreiston Mr Ambridge:
Capt. La Pardise quently they regard this as a success law of nations which even the most of the district, Farmhouses are few, ife and shrapnel fire. Suddenly Mr C. B. Brooke Do you think there is any fotmdation audacious will have been taught to rasthu few fariners zoatly being stinerans. couple of privates noticed that the French Mr J; 8. Cllmore
MH. Handley-Regg trekking "funtinually with their hords to interprete was wlewardly placed at MW Clayton freak pasture, which is very scarro dur-spot where the trench was not wids Dr.A. L. E. Cole. Mr & Mrs Pantera
mana Mr G. Me Powell Though to enable him to make proper jing a dry even
MAJDOWA MAB-Puns - It is, however the northern section use of hip zilla, The Frenchman fan's Me Arthur Course Mr A. M. Preston which has become valuable by reason of confortable, and one, and both left the Mr and Ma J. N. MEH. Bay the copper and fand deposits; trench, spade hand, mowing well Donnison Mr C. B. Readwin commercial exploitation has been that they were serving the enemy Mr Douglas Me HBB trusted to the South West African Com. targets, dug cut the trench in front of Mr. Dowley Mr H.
MFT Dickworth Mr&W Schneidet pany, which in registered in England; their French contrade, and returned with MD.AS.Douglas Mr J. Rowell:
MrJ, P. Shearer -- but largely controlled from Berlin. The unbroken calm to their own place and Miss M. El Dufy
concession their rifice Our British alles have, as Mr and Ms 10. Mr W. H. Smith ocicern operates under grunted by the Gormin Government, and everyone knows, two malt, pre-occups Eb cafele ma showing the interest taken by the Certior to be able to shave and to have Erenton man people in the cuterprise, the original tea. No danger deters them from their MH. J.
Mel Forster sharereapital held by the Ormane didegapon to the razor and the teapot. Med. Giah
Corante In the Departament of the Nord, He : Gould not exceed per cent
Is in any way likely to affect the put-
cone of the war
Mr. Churchill. The great battle en】 ses has not yet been-fought, but although It has not yet been fought, we enjoy 13 great n eommand of the ses and ao free uso of use power as we should have after a decisivo engagement. What is there, for instance, that wp could de then that wo are not doing now? Ger man trade has enal: German applies British
Old Brass Carrings, Old Ivory Carvings have been largely strangled
and Balk-embr idend Pictures and Bake trade in all casentials in going on uni
monos, eteefa “Cátalum tam -
Exod.
HGHES & HOUGH,
Bangkang, Nov. 11, 1914.
THE ALEXANDRA CAFE Cannot be ad For Bread
terruptedly. The anatarialz of industry, the food of the people, are catering the
ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN,
TT may be impossible in prevent at 100
dent, but it is not imporrible by is proposed for it. Chamberlain's Tain D'im a not beyond anyone's purse, and, with a battle of this lialment you are, prosto for most anything Chaissé" und Storakarpi
The Man Who
Gets There
Is the ma who has blood- real rich red blood and blenty of it in his body.
WATERBURY'S METABOLITED COD LIVER CIL COMPOUND makes blood-lots of Life giving brala pourfahing. strength replenishing blood.
OF ALL CHE
alm between two
Since then, owienie the extremely I heard a Thisish officer of high rank Futisfactory developments Gorman, in derlern with delici terests have been very largely increased, atack on the tow
otation for cartain of the nething,
ranted on the Bert
The Cotman Imperial
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Mr and Mit EO. MrJ. Wilson
Holtz
Mr00 Wood
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Mr P. Hotellion
MEL. D. Woolle
Mr D. La Baton som Mr stå. Mark
Doan By
Mr A. Doan Mr A. Fischer. Mrs A. Voy Mr Hay Gardner - Mr P. O. Hall
Mr and Mrs O.: R
A. Finosat
Mrs W, O. Paremore Mr W, J. Pringle Mr and Mrs W. E
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Bailey
Mr M. J. From
Mr and Mrs Kesä Bianter Kant- Mr W. Logan Mr. J. Mitchel
MA Carleton Mr F. O: Hixon
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Miss D. Bilkies Monke
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