FRIDAY DECEMBER 11, 1914.
AUCTIONS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Hughes and Hough To Sul by Public Auction,
ActionEsis to THE GOVERNMENT
AND ADULTT.
General Auctioneers
AND
Share, Coal and
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General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS
"TO-KWA-WAN".
COAL STORAGE.
Codes used:
A.BC. Aru & Bra Korzjoni," A1, TREXONATme Coût,
Telegraphic Address METRION › HONGKONG.
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PUBLIO AUCTION.
Ask for Horlick's.
Undersigned havu Ievived lastruc-
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(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
MONDAY,
the 14th December. 1914, at 11 a.m... at Yumiai, FOUR WOODEN LIGHTERS 201 to 300 tons capacity ench, tuge but with cranes and anchors, &.. to
A Launch to convey intending Purchasers will leave Blako Pier 10.30 a. 12.
Inspection orders will be issued at any
time.
Terins-Aural.
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HCORES & HOUGH,
Auctioneer
Hongkong. Dec 18, 1914,"
PUBLIC
AUCTION
THE Undersigned have recsivel i struc.
tions to sell by Pullic Aurion,
(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERTED),
On
WEDNESDAY,
the 30th Decamber. 1914, at 11 movie, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8. Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ico Rouso Street, "A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE GOLD JEWELLERY,
Comprising:-
18 and 14 Kt. Gold, Watches, Diamond and Saphire Brooches, Rings, Bangles, HE Undersigned, have received instruct., Gold Chains. Cuff Links, Pins, COURT, to sell by Public Auction.
FNA NEVEL..
mean
well worth regime, and with good health for you, as ii,rucks dialled blik assists Nature in separizg and tu ki ng up wasted tissue.
It is always acceptab e--deliciors to the taste, and made in a moment-no cooling.
HORLICK'S MALTED MILK
THE LOSS OF THE
"ROHILLA."
Of all Chemists and Stores in 3 sizes, 16, 2 6 and 11.
(in England.
Then for
and sho listed mors and we're de port away from the horn at -h an angioj that it was unazing how the ten an bosed kept their Sboting and saved thern- selves from clipping into the sea.
Towneds tiy o'clock darkness began to fail, and the wreck took on the ap pearance of a small, dirty compressed. w in the centre of which a singl yellow light shone with a wan and weird effect In the malt of all, the in-; fatigas emptain. hal proserie, at vil intern with which hy still managed to signal ashero by slot and dash.
MESSIGE FROM THE CURTAIN There was a lul in the storm with the libing of the tide, shut o'clock, but still it was doomed to hazardows to attempt to inch the wreek by life. boat. In the attempt was not made, but ever and aron drom the prosentory, which jutted out to within kalt à mile of the ship, nwkets wens sont up in the hope that a life line might be thrown athwart the rigging. There was the ame melancholy tailor. however, at esch altengt.
Shortly after eight o'chek it was r ported that the coastguards had signalled
arend time the bevethe message to the ship: Try and efforts of the recent revived a emolar show by rafts," to which camel set-back. The butlering the life had the Juri bur tragic reply max the received in its double journey, and the captain."No thanks, I poder to wait
until mining, ** The wreck of the Goverment he rocky landing, tubiter to make the pital ship tokilla (which is well-known't na wworthy; and it wrogit' have Hongkong as a Beith transport off been foolhardy so borch it as a third Whitby appears to have been attendelį teip.
by very much heavier loss of life thin Prompt steps were taken to put the appeared to be the ease yesterday, says rocket apparatus itu peration from the the Birmingham Dret of the hop of the wear, al rocket fler mcket Chit. At midnight it seemed likely that was deputehel, but
Ali almera every line asile, the the death roll wouki approach W
the
gale swept rocket,
day yesterday thousands of helpless with few exceptions, falling short of
With the bbd the tide, "stretcher parties with ghostly lant ens carried out ka melancholy.trck, crawling painfully st the foot of the chilly, curbing for bodis washed her. At midnight tài light on bust the hospital ship was still bura- ing dimly, and the crowded bridge could faintly his discerned. The was were not to high as they hil been, but the lif fur being the danger of the jaggel sula- the art. It was feared that many on the ship ust have died already for exposure atul exhaustion.
tions from THE REGINTRAR. SUPREME Jalestone Ornaments, acumber of Silver Taters, standing on the chf、 wear the | their objective. One or two of the in dit crew dunsì not a ont, their chi
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SATURDAY,
the 12th December, 1914, at 12.15 p.ru,, at 14. De Vous Revi, tentral, First Floor.
SUNDRY OFFICE FURNITURE,
Ac.
ke..
Copying Press and 2 Typewriters.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneer).
Hongkong, Dec. B. 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
1276
THE Undersigned have received lustruc-
tiuos to sell by Public Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).
SATURDAY
the 19th Desember, 39, 4, at 2.30 p.m.,
at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,
Des Valur Road, Corner of
Ice House Street,-
A NUMBER OF INDIAN, AND PERSIAN, CARPETS AND
VARIO SIZES, DESIGNS, AND COLOURS,
Txx:xsl
RUGS
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers
Watches, etc., etc.
One Sextant, livroupe, Telescopes. Binoculars etc.
(Particulars from Catalogue.)
On view days of sale. TERNS-As usual.
HUGHES & ROUGE,
Auctioneers
Eongkong, Dec. 10, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION. -
1283
THE Undersigned have received instruc THE
tions to Sell hy Public Auction,
an
WEDNESDAY,
31
the 18th December, 1914. commencing at
2.30 p.m. at their Sizes Rooms, No. 8, Des Varux Road, Corner
of Ice House Street,
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, &c.,
fans whey, watched the death strongery the line as the ship, and it was math the long lash al
ale taking plier only a few hundred punde
from the ashore,
The vessel struck the submerged mucks at 3.50 in the mining during a' termen dnus galo. A few minutes before that time sentry on duty on the Whitby Per Head was astonished to see a large vessel pres silently by within a few fost ot the pior. Almost inmediately after nards-a-coastguard, sighted the vessel, Healising her peril as she skirted the submerged meka, he tried to attract the vesel's attention. This he was nuable
caught at last bý a member of the crow
who was observed to be taking frantiv
efforts to make it fast. Although on tinually swept by heavy breathers, tick doggedly to his task, until se huge wave andernited his hothohl, and swept him into the raging sen A pop horror wont op from the spitators We-Bar shows, but the ran ha fastened round his waist, and he was pulled on board the noble again,
Beckets wer
being fired still, with the sana negative
wer faching signals to the ecastgel
it, und out at sea, two ur three chips| station on the el. A tugbeat" hal in to the Sarowugh lifebeut, but who' entifil uot hope to approve him the sea- word sale. Signals were thuched to the nwn cut the ship to risk it that is, aw'n ashore, but this they deejined to
do.
It then bune obvious that the line had fouls the wicks iud was useless. It was impossible to use the Robert and Mary Ellis, Whitly's chief lif bout. She was ko heavy to tako overland, and the heavy sens at the harbour wouth would". not be maten: Word was, therefore, went to 'pgant for the lifeboat to be despatched..
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ad the inevitable happened. - Hallo further on, within a few hundred yards of. curious promuntory known is Saltwick Nah, the vessel struck the rocks with a grinding crash. Within few notients rockets and other signals ed distress were sent up from the ship, and these were answered from: the mast.
LIFERONT LOWERED DOWN THE CLIFF It was clear that the Bohilla grad station on the clik, from which the call to resens was speily sent forth.. slowly breaking up, asl about ten o'clock Round from Queensferry (Linlithgow the stern, to which a nuzaber of men shire) to France, to bring back wounded, wear still clinging, was completely over As follows:-
the vessel had between 150 and 200 per-whelmed by an vonally lurge wave. TEAKWOOD-Drawing Room Suites.
sns un board, inchiding a medical staff When the smother if feara had pond Chesterfeld Sofa and Chairs. Bedroom and fvo nurses. As far as could be by, the spectators saw that this part of Suites, Dining Room Furniture, Armeen, the vessel was about NO yards the ship had turned turth, and them chairs ani Sofas, Carpets and Rugs from the elf. And at the mercy of a was not the slightest tracn of its Arner Brass Bedsteads and Brass mounted Bed Jurinius sea that posted her on the occupants. The how were also settling stands, Toilet Tables, Wardiches, Waab-rocks. Owing to the viole of the down and giving every indication of an stands, &c., Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, weather and the treacherous nature of carly breakup. About an hour later the Exton-ion Dining Tables and Chairs, etc., the coast, the difficulty of resus was in-funnel fell away to shaward, and, after and Dessert Services, † Snitely increased." I was incesible to battering against the side of the hip Crockery, Ginas and E.-P. Wars, Cooking launch the larger of the two lifeboats for some time, banks out of right.
All left on bearl alive were now vine Stoves, (New), Cutlery, Kitchen Utensils, from Whitby harbour, or to drag it Fendera and Fire Brasses, etc,
ander the fee of the cliffs to a less untered on the Iridge, the wiperstructure Arable position, and all attempts on of the ship being alone above water, Fistes by Collard and Collard and other the part of the Rocket Brigad to tab. The bows had also broken away, leaving well-known makers, Blackwood Desks, ish communication proved fruitless. Not the central part of the leat standing like Electric Reading Lamps. Marble Clock, until 8,50 was the first success achieved a small island in an angry sra, and it 2 Sets Old Inlaid Haberds, and Rubber by the rescuers on shore, and then only was continually deluged by the waves." nt the utmost peril by a brave lifebiont Peserty, the 'pgang lifebent arrived, Tyred hickola in good condition,
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I was hauled to within about one-and- Catalogue will be meued.
a-half miles from the north of White, TEMS UNGE).
and there six bas having been nt.
Hongkong. December 9, 1914... 1279 ote. Dinner
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Toate bil by Public Auction,
HE Undoraigned have received instruc
(10% ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
on
SATURDAY,
the 12th December, 1914, at 2.30 p.m. at their Sales Rooms, No. 8.
Den Voux Road Corner of
Icx House STELET,
A VALUABLE CONSIGNMENT OF
GOODA,
As follows:-
Serviettes, lan and Fancy Tablo
Covers, Co.hiva Corers, Afternoon Tea
ak
Ala
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auction.cera Hongkong, Dec. 10, 1914.
PUBLIC
AUOTION,
FIGHTING FOR LIFE.
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stavivek's Tony.
Dr.
A Neuenstly correspondent says that Mellon of Newvistlo, has removed
the vulty of his he the ads Mellan, who was on board the Hohila Tho" majority of those rescual yesterday we see and fire. men of the Merchant Harries One of thin was an old man of 79, who had salled the seus for 5 years, and this was bis art experience of » shipwreek. Ot the five women rosmeel, four wo za humsen, and the other the ship's stewardess, Arong the commuters and one who sold
an interviewer: She was as fine Veel as ever sailed, yet to sooner had we strek than she began to break up like matchwood. All the electric Eghts treat out, and all we could do was to a shivering on the dick for orbers.
I was not til daylight amo that wy would do anything. Then the esp tata asks for volunter to take the only regaining bent-far all the others had been smacked away—and row ashore with an A lot of us volunteered, and five of us were seat with the second What a jonray it war! We bud hardly get, afont, when one oar after another was meshed.
Items a miracle that we got
vine. We lost the Bins when a big wase cale and pearly swamped us It i
By this time the ship's heck was attached to it, it was dragged through the was a wonder that the eat righted her. ken olmost amidships, the stern havize town over the bridge which spans these and when she did she was half 1285 been completely severed. Most of the harbour, and up to the East Cliff.
Olaths, Sideband Cuy, ste, etc., Men's HE-Undersigned have receivod instruc-. Shitba and Singlets. Silk Handkerchiefs,tions us sell by Public Auction, Ties, Socks, etc., Indy's Golf Coats and Bath Rober
· Alau
A few lots of Household Linens, Towels. Lady's and Gent's Boots and Shoes of Superior Quality.
And
A number of tut Lengths and Dress Bengths of Good Quraty.
Tema :-ās tabual.
UGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
120
Hongkong, Dec. B. 1914.
PUBLIO AUCTION.
HE Undersigned have received instrac-
Touto sell by Fablic Auction,
On
MONDAY',
the 14th December, 1914, commencing
at 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Den Varix Road, Corner
of Ice House Street,
A QUANTITY OF
VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, &c.,
A Follow TEAKWOOD-Drawing Room Suiter, Bedroom Suits, Dining Room Furniture, arm chaize and Solan, Carpots and Roge,j Brass and Brass mounted Bedsteads Toilet Tables Wardrobes, Waatatanda, &c., Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and Capiza, etc., et Dinner and Dessert Services, Crookery, Glass and undry H.P. Ware, Cooking Stoves, Cutlery, sta
Alwa
Blackwood Furniture. Four Pianos, Marble Clock, several Iron 8.feu, '&n..
Ostalogom will to lasted. Terms: As usual
(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNIE).
DO
SATURDAY and MONDAY, the 19th & 21st December, 1914, commencing each day at 2.39. p.m., nt thoir Sales Rooms, No. 8, Der Four Road, Corner of
Icя Hope STAKET,
A VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION OF CHINESE PORCELAINS, Screens, Branzes, Prints and Flagravings, Silk Embroideries,, Incense Burnera, Souf Bottler, Jadestone Ornaments, Old Tacquer Screen, Old Bamboo Carvings..
B-
&C..
da.
including many Rare Specimens, of the HON, MING, KUNGHI, YUNGCHING, KIEN LUNG KAICHING and TOW KWONG-Perioda.
rew and staff were clustered on the
were
All with water: Clos in w were
Then care the problem of getting it fairly upset, and it was only with the higher part of the boat in the vicinity to the beach, some 20 feet below. The assistance of the people on baru that of the hridg, bus a dozen ten
boub was drugged to the edge of the cliff, We were able to verwahle to salaty tulit,through the water, which was breast. and hy repes Bee Long us open hung on to them, and high."
elinging to the stern, and fighing for life against a terrible carush of the
Twater.
the boat was lowered bodily down the almos perpendicular cliff. But, having
The heavy seas mode it impossible to launch a lifeboat from Whitby Harbour, and a cheer went up in the dense got the boat safely beached, it was lecz JUDGES' SONS AT THE WAR. crowd on the clifs when a crowd of me time being the rough sea, together within the heating of a criminal case at sizes tel impersible to launch her. For thos
Mr. Justice Darling recently mentioned were observed dragging the John Ficklen, the rocky and dangerous nature of the that he has son fighting. In this respect the smaller of Whitby's two lubost cost, compelled the fcbostruen. how he is equalled by some of his other lang the beach towards Saltwick Nob. ever willing they might have been to judges.
Mr. Gerald Balun Lees, og of the Lord
It was arduous work, but the sight out risk their lives in another attempt to Chief Ju-rice, is second lieutenant in the
at en was sufficient to call for the alreach the slup, to staul jelly by uwt superhuman effort, had at length
favourable plucn was reached for a launch.
ing for the tho. It was 'n pron struggli
TALL OF TWO MEN
Al-
ing mocient as a huge wars caught it. nak but wearing life-saving
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GERMANY'S MOTOR FUEL.
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preliction had risen to over xix million galls, stal she only took 140,000 from
Even the 1011 gues have not been CAN THE SUPPLIES BE CUT OFF? improved upon Gerinang canvasã starva for roler fuel while her coko ovoma aro Although 4 wits currentent of working. To keep them working, how. tha Manchester Guardian " this is the lever, entails a supply is coal, and We find lie war in which they motos vehicle do not know what her stocks or har It bevis 17 tons of home figur, 4 largely, it is quit • el me that present output er it if the utinost vulus to at the alto pradyes a guia et benzol, or The haileyrest who fight million tons a mouth to maintain stais tag -1. was deprived of his motor vehics wild the normal benzol cupply (oa the 1911 be very hard his. Horus gouki bo no, figurent. With her men mostly fighting Cat costess, would be ure intend, but the und her ports ette il en she find the de of officioney and serurity in all coal stal the lab Probably not, but Lane port columns would fall materially, if she was preparing for wat my long ago the pacen he contin asly as mest reply think she donbiless' laid maintained at metorregom level by the in stock of both coal and bezel. ayumber of hores available. Germany, 1912 the Gennan Government ordered wis kamer, is deg ut she can to get, a plant enpablo sé producing 0,000,000 horses torn beyond her borders, and that allows of bezal per amura, and three she has alwady secured a másiderable months ago they prohibited the export number is not doubted. But will there of benzol to France. It is unlikely, The any need for her to replac› har at theatre, that Germag reglected to kteek benzoi (or the ceal to make it ing motors by homes.
Ka "on" of the sinews of the war that. GERMANY'S PETIDÍ. CONSUMPTION, Garmany ordinarily
about was to be. 50,000,000 gallons of motor spirit per j PATLATMA What relation er war con-
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ALCOHOL.. There is still another trust between sumption bears to this we do not know, Germany and a real motor feel famine- but perhaps it would be unsafe to reckon 'alcohol. It is more difficult to adapt on it being much below the ordinary me.. motor engines to use akely than ben. She has a tremendous manber of cars of zol, and the remalt is pet so food. Bat one sert and another in the field, and most of them are working long hours unler conditions that do not make for vemony of fuel.
Germany's sources for his yourly cor. cumptim are these-
loohol is plentiful, and mited with. some quantity of benzol it can be used in existing motor-car vaginca with results that are passable, and certainly infinitely better that having no motors at all The German yearly production of alcohol (1: Petrol from America: 425 petrol is probably at least 100 million gallons, for industrial purposes-lampe, from Gafica, Romania, al other ininor and petroleum districts: 391 petrol from the motor-engines, agricultural engines, ets. insignificant wells within German terri-, it is sold at prices ranging from 1. tory: (4) benzo from German ocke to Zs. a gallen. The lower figure is, no ovens: (5) benzo from Great Britain doubt, below anst price. und elsewhere; and (6) whohal distilled! in her own territory,
curs
The present use of nieoful for motor- insignificant, the quantity ad benzo used in greater, but this vnut bulk GE her motor spirit is the American pe-
HOTELS
trul, with Galician and other Tarapan KINGSCLERE HOTEL,
petrol as a good second and equal per. has to a quarter of the whole. The." Europein petrol innly, if not alremly cut off, is, by sij accounts, exceedingly attenuated and precarious. There is, however, no reason to comfort ourselves that this is the case with her Ameri can supplies ale. She caunot get petrci, direct from America unless there is como marvellous running the gauntlet of our navy by oil vissels making for German pets with or without forged papers. But petrol can go freely from Ausrica to, say, Penmark, and gould be smug- gled over the border into Germany des pite the best intentions of the Danish Goreromanţ No cae desires to accuse Desmark-or-any other neutral -of-per--- mitting this traffic, but the imports of petrol into Scandinavia, and particularly inte Copenhagen, tell their own tale.
SWOLLEN DANEBE ENPORTA.
Ship' after ship has left America dur. ing the last few weeks with motor spirit for Copenhagen, many of them of a size to carry somo 10,000 barrels, or 40,000
HONGKONG.
SRIVALLED position in the BI district, overlooking the Botanica Gardens and facing the Harbour,
Numerons quiet Suites with luxuriously ütted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electri Fias Telephones In Bedroogas and Sitting-rooms throughout. Telephone No, 1129,
Gable Addrom. *Sachsola,*--
A.B.U. Code Eth Ea 1900 Hongkong, September 1, 1905.
KING BOWARD HOTELS
A
Central Kocation.
11 ELECTRIC Tra Par Batras
Elettric Lifta. Fans and Lighting, European Batha and Banitary Fittings Hot and Cold Water System throughout Best of Food and Service.
TELEPHONE 373.
gallons each, while one of the vessels "TerraIZIS ADDRESS- which we have just stopped, the John | D. Rockefeller, was carrying over three million gallons, of what in variously des cribed lamp oil," "and petrol to Copenhagen.
*VICTORIA." "FRANK L COOKE
Manager.
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luns of Court O.T.O. and is now at Berk. bamsted Camp with his oorps. Mr. Justice All through the afternoon the bruised Ridley has a son in the Guards who has Whilst this was in progress face the and broken voel was watched with bean woun'ed at he front. Mr. Jastica Serotton has two sons who have already Yoshine Test") but from the breadless interest by thounds of perheen mentioned in despatches by General watchers above drew attention to the ple from the cliff tog. Still the little French. Mr. Justice Bailh che's son is
Denmark accounts for har ingmased BUROPEAN AGENCY. fact that are of the Bohilla's boats had silent erre ging desperately to the serving with the Public Schools Corps. Mr.
Justice Bray's s
aca Iaports of grain by the closing of Edmund is a captain in
sms of her regular routes of supply-HOLESALE buying agoncier leeen secrestfully launch, and was mak bridge wisships.
At least two of the mea, strong and the Surrey Regiment, and his second sou,
Jocelyn, went through the Boer War, Her dous the acount feer har increase for kil Terilih and Cox
Frisoner.
of American petrol import Neglecting tinental goods, including the story elements, but if valiant s'ers, determined to reach where ho was taken
Lord Coleridge (Mr. Justice Coleridze)
the doubtful ense of the John D. Rocke-Books and Stationery. the boat came on. There was a sicken the there by their own recoures,
Boots, Shoes and Leather.. has a o osin Sgbring. Mr. Justice Jayce's,
feller, which anyhow has not got
Chemicals and Druggists' Sundrissy. through, Denmark, instead of inking 10:
China, Earthenware and Glasawary or I thousand gallons, as for the corre
Cycles, Motor Cars and Ancosmiries ponding portion of last year, is stated
Drapery, Millinary and Pisco Goods on good authority to have absorbed al Fancy Goods and Perfumary,
Hardwaro, Machinery and Metale rely over a million gallons, It is true"
Jewellery, Plate and Watch, that if all of this went to Germany it
Photographie and Optical G Provisions and Oilmen's Stores, would only be some 2 par cant. of hiz
etc., etc. requirements, but it would be enough to run her heaviest siego trains, and that Commision 24% to 5%
Trade. Discounts allowed, probably is her main concern.
Special Quotations on Demand TENTOL
·Sample Cases from £10 univerů, Consignments of Produce Hold in Account
WILLIAM WILSON & SONS (ESTANLISHED 1874).
This valuable collection is direct from and tossed it completely raid, but jackets, they plungul holly into the n-in-law, son of Lord Parmens (formerly breaker, and then on acquil Sir Alfred Cripps), who is in the 4th Eus- the North, and the vendor certifies to the strong arma triumph, and thes
content with the glenicnty. Torsed this are, is aleu an active versies genuinenews of each individual lot, end isesentually reached the shore. prepared to refund purchase money if act found as specified.
On view from Thursday, afternoon the 17th instant
Catalogues will be issued. Terma-As usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, Dec, 10, 1914.
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TING.
1292
Burgeon Dentist,
No. 16, D'ACOLLAR STREET
TERMS VERY MODERATE
Congitation,
HUGHES & HOUGH,YSTERS, Fried or Streal,
Auctioneers.
Dec. 2, 1914
Haddrars ALELANDRA CAFE
In it ware the fohilla's Poond officers and that, now on the west of a large and five of the crew, and the rescue of wave, now flung into an abyss of water. the reminder segment to be assured, for they struggled bravely on, their progres: thy bont brought with line from watched with frantic excitement by thase the Rohills. To the dismay of all, how. on shore... ever, the strain on the line was se terrific that it snapped before may wa dould be made of it.
ALL THE WOMEN SAVED,
It remained, therefore, for the crew
At lust, with aliout the last breath beaten out of their bodies, the pair were flung contemptuously towards the foot of the cliffs by the violent currenis, al rescuers dashed into the water almost
rubbing warm clothing and copromis draughts of warm tes soon brought par tial recovery.
ot the John Fieldon to see what thee up to their neek, gripped them surely bould accomplish, and the lifebont at before they could be whisked away again, once put to see. After the most and brought them safely to Land. Vigo-
trenuous efforts the Itohilla was reached and hy clover seamanship Constrain Langlade was able to fake off seventeen
As the hours won on, it became in. of the survivors. The included the whole of "the women on board fire in pressingly, manifest that the wreck wa all-four of whom are aures and one setting down. He bottom was gone,
astinwardess. The boat made a safe
return with its precious lead, and ohen
[P you happen to be Iste your mealm wil!
in the lifebostenen returned to the fray. The second venture was equally successful sightem of the lohilla's Ja the Some. Only so the ALEXAN.
crew and Fatal, haing sakonca esti
iba. Ovartace shy and Penziožīs sarend
LOSING WEIGHT BY THE POUND "Under Weight," condition of lil-health, shows your assim flative powers are decreasing.
-WATERBURYAS METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND
Supplie the blood with the wanted tourishing and healthy flesh building materials Very palatáblá
OF ALL CHEMISTS
For further supplies of motor fuel Ger- many will turn to berzol. is as gropā, as petrol, and the makes it herself, both for various industrial purposes and for motor fuel. This has been a growing
78, Ábonerer Last, London, EO
industry in Germany, and she may sur-Cala Address · · Axsfaire, Toxbor
prire se by a furtive anddes, expsion
of it, bazal is obtain an a king
dom fran coke DYED PYCUs fo cattering coal into cokes In England only shout one-third of sucli osebi, "aza
adapted for benzol recovory: in Eerdy Typhoon
overy oven is. In 1907 she only p
need rather less than two million gal long of banzol and bought about a matt lion and a half from us. By 1911 her
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