WATSON'S OLD BROWN LIQUEUR BRANDY
IT HAS
ALREADY DONE TIME
£21
59
YEARS IN WOOD
E
QUALITY,
TRY IT
YOUR
AND BE
OWN JUDGE
AYS WATSON & CO., LD., Hong Kong AND China.
WM. POWELL, LTD.
TELEPHONE 346
SUMMER
SALE NOW
ON
EVERYTHING
IN GENTLEMEN'S
WEAR
REDUCED
TO EFFECT
A CLEARANCE.
INSPECTION INVITED.
THE DIARY.
Rosexose, Masnar. August 2, 1915
ITALY'S COAL SUPPLY.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
LOGAL`AND GENERAL......
THE CHINA MATA?
The Governor in Council bas issued a prodamstien extending the Army Act to H. Af. forcen in the Colony for a farther period of three months from to-mOSTOW.
Captain M. F. Day of the KO.Y.L.I.,
at one timo stationed at Hongkong and
|
KWANGTUNG FLOOD
RELIFE FUND.
MONDAY, AUGUST 2, 1916.
TYPHOON WARNINGS, INVASION OF ENGLAND.
CALAIS.
The telegrams quoted below were THE GERMAN RESOLYE TO GAIN The Tung Wa Hospital boga to suknow-ocived from the sails Obearentary by
the American Consulate General Hoog lodge, with thanks the following donations eng
to the Kwangtung Flood Ralie! Fund-
12.50 p.m-July 31, 1936. T.T. from Samarang $10,000,00 Typhoon in about 11 degrees Long. E
10,000.00 and 27 degroen Lat. N. moving wate T.T. from Penang
T. imu Kwangskin Society of Daugkek ........ 2.T. from Nardih, Haiphon: TT. from Chinese Chamber of
Commerce of. Efanoi
i fout E. H. Carkett James of the D.C.L.New Territory 1., have both been awarded the Military
Cros
Mr C. D. Wilkinson, wa regret to lasro, bad the misfortune to step in o gulley while walking on the Park on Satur day night sustaining a broken arta and
· other mince injuries,
The travelling public are reminded that all permanent passes have to the repared from the Office of the Captain
Per Mr. Tong Chung Tas
through Sun Fad Co Kwan Hing Hong To Society..."
Mr. Tong Shek Kun ol Sun Fat Company
er Kwong Wa Hospital col
lection No. 13.....
Per Mr. Tang In at Sharn
Ngai School
Mr. Wong Man Tin' Cheong Lee Company
Messrs. Kan Hing......
Messrs. Yin Hine
1,500
1,70.00
1,5-10.00 708.15
30.00
10:00
England to Pay for All
In the following articlo in The Times 11.11a.m. Aug, 1, 1915. Nautral busrvej describes the Getman Typhoon in about 111 Long. M. and desire for the conquest of Calais, the 19 Eat N. lndising north-east ice to world power," and the subjuga Kacurving
north-eastward.
7
tion of Great Britain-
יד
CANTON ITEMS.
{By Que Chel Correspondent)
Canton, July 30,
THE NEW GOVERNOR.
Since it was defnitely announced that Keang Tong is to have a new Governor, arerybody has been interested * to wlien the change will be made. The only in- formation et hand is to the effect that Mr Chouny has ordered all, his sch ddinates officials to hand in all reports at vmes for adjudication. As soon as he os get overy- thing settle the transfer will take place
WORK AT THE MINT TO BE REIMEL
[The former is just north of the Parools
An officer of the German Generat and the latter in the disturbance which has been worrying us far the last three days. Staff, animadverting upon the advaat. The position giren is just of the mat constages derived by the Allies from the sun-without delay. 352.90 of Bainsa within the 300 miles radius, { plies munitions furnished by neu Twa wacks ago the mint closed down trals, said to me "The matter is sin- because the supply of silver was exhausted. ple. We must defeat the Russians-At present new shipments of silver ATIN 146.90 GARMENTS FROM KONGKONG.not merely drive them back so that they being delivered and work will be rusurucel
ina faw days, can recover all come on oguín, but"de- This week the following 81 germonts feat them a fond. We must drive them have been sent to Miss Lloyd Thomas, 118 back into the heart of Little Ilusala in 12.05 Murray Street, Hoxtan, N. by the women the south, fres Bessarabia and offer it 50.00 of Hongkong and Foochow for the Belgian to Rumania for immediate occupation 507.00) Refugees: cloth coats and skirts, 1 cloth in order to keep peace with the Balkans, 50.00 skirt mairette potticoats, 10 wollen golf and push on. if possible, even as far as 50.00 coats, woulien waistcoats, 7 boys sailor Odessa. In the north the Baltic Pro
saita, 9 dolnine and Bannel blouses, 2 sük biotees, all the shova wore kindly given vinces will asily he cleared. Pro-Ger man sympathies in Sweden will avo us by Massrs W. Powell Ltd.
2 carros, & childrens petticoats, 2 chil- from danger in that quarter. Then we drens Suits. children Knickers shall be free to turn our attention to the child's Woollen awoster and cap, 2 children Vests, 3 prs, night socks, 8 boys west, and to undertake the invasion of knickers, boys shirts, 4 prs, bees stock Eagland," 700.00ing, 1 Kimono, 1 Cost and ski, 3 pr.
5.00 socks, 1 Cap.
30.00
Superintendent at Police after Saturday Messrs. Kwong Sase Tai August 7th. Pumes issued before this dater Chinese Subscribers of $20 will not then he recognised.
rach
20.00
The southwest typhoon sigual which25 Chine Subscribers of $15 ww hoisted yesterday was changed this Chine Scbscribers of $1 morning to west, indicating that tha typhoon
ench
...
hand made another vuren. It nasaalidipat" | Mr. Nocheott ed at night that if the typhoon conti-ned Abenyweshas on its enurse it would break roar Hainan.
Mr. Chau Chiu iling There is no danger to Hongkong at present. Kwab School Fleavy s ar ruaning and incoming Yu Kwan Schel stevners report exceedingly bad weather Ko Sing Theatre ontside,
90,00
HONGKONG POLICE RESERVE.,
PROMOTION.
TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATIONS BROKEN, During the flood over a thousand tale- graph poles ware thrown down mod connec
Work is now going on tions ont of, repairing these broken wires but is not cancel Fufis ently to give communics Fions with Fairhan, Shamshul, Kongaron, Sunting, Suncheong, Yangking, Shubing. Shine and Pakkal
FLOOD FEMER.
Governor Li has issued instructions that three things must be kept in mind by all pablie officials with referenes to the sattle- avent of publie Aflair: (I) Pace must be preserved in the city at any price: (2) Streeta mu be made and kapt sanitary a4 far as possible; and (3) almsgiving meet be donu systematically and with absolut honesty.
**Calais in the hands of Germany is a key to work! power is a unaia actiole of the Germann creed. Imperialiata be
The Chint of Police has issued a procis- lovo that Calais must be secured if a mation that the price of food stuff must de lasting prace is to be strained. It kept normal. Une shop wax Good $100.
cente per part of their programme to includo in for malling biscuits at 20 the territory to be annexed not only Batty instead of 10 cents
The Chief of Police has also suggested gium, not merely "Calais and Boulogne, that Sky Sam Hung, which suffered worst- but to extend the western boundary of from fire, should be greatly widened when the Empire us for west as erek-Plage. rebuilt. At once the merchants or that
of expostulation the Chamber nad Flemish (r.. fiernan fish held an emerzony mooting sad sent ing village atal Measide resort some 13 Commerze. It was the same old story. 1 miles south-west of Boulogne. With the the much needed improvement ware carried frontiers of the new Germany extended out, some small shape would be cut out Chiot Inspector Mason. Inspector to this point, they believe that Germany entirely and others would be circumscribed
fur
Nobody is public spirited 26.00 Almeda and Crown Sergeanta Nowo leger bottled up in the North Sea enough to sverifico, anything for the public
11.00
1160
14.00-
*11.00
*1.63
Staff of the Howlony-Chaton
Hailway
10. 18.
Park Stails of Sokong Martes
Mr. Lo Saw Yak of the 'nien
Church 1 month's salary
12.00
1:1.00
Government
13.24
School
The flagelle announces the following Slankiwan
A. pintments: Lícus. Comily, Davey, R..R, to be First Boarding Oficer: Lieur, A. Daily RN.R., to be Second Boarding Officer; Mr. C. J. Thon-Sai Ying Pun son to be master of the steam tender Stanley Mr. Chan Kat Ming re-appointed Per Mr. Sin Shin Chi, of the
The Member of the Sanitary Board.
Tu Wo Co.'s We Cheong Juni recognition of, Sr. Don S. 3. Carero a Consul for Pera is. Hongkong is also Already acknowledged .....025,375,74 notified.
. $354,319.81
Sir Henry Mackinnon, who has the
The question of Italy's supply of coal, now that'she has joined in the war, is one"which" apparently greatly Western Command, has hit upon an admir interests neutral and belligerent ble solution of the soldiers for-harvast Powers alike; nor does it appear to those farmers who hare not kept back their question. Troops are to be lent only to
be a problem cusily solved. It must ons from salistment. This will be an be remembered that Italy's home appropriate reward for those who have put production of coal is altogether in-patriotism first; and leave the calculating significant, and that she of late Ims drawn sunt supplies of coal from Germany. Italy produces a little more | than 200,000 tons of coal per annu, which comes ont ht about I ton per fifty inhabitants, whilst the English production of coal amounts to about
with the word end of the stick. It is not the first time that the British officer has dispensed justica with a pastaem that is Solomanesque.
| Mr. Chen Tsung Po jums
Toial
17.52
ARMED OUTRAGE IN DEEP
WATER BAY.
A Chinese boatman reports that while in Deep Bay at midnight on July 29, he and his fokin being asleep" in the cabin, tæelvo mes armed with ritles and revolvers came alongside, and after ordoring the boatmen into the hold, ransacked the vessel, taking away four rides, one revolver, two muskata, one cannon, $10 in subsidiary coib, and a
"I suppose, now that the foods have down at Canton the mea livi co comuruit of clothing, of the total value of $106. down hem to steal", said the Magi trite to-day in aalancing Chinese to
PLANTERS DIATH
The Krian Tragedy,
fi tons per each inhabitant. Germany theue months imprisonment. The de produces a tona per each inhabitant,fendant, coming down from Canton peito - whilst in France and Austria-Hungaryny, stayed in Kowloon for a little time it is about I too per inhabitant, and then COLO across the harbour.
At the inquest on the death of Mr. D. Chinore in the western dis MacFarlane, late Manager of Inchong even Rassin, proverbially poor in Paying ́s coal, is infinitely better off than Italy trick, he snatch di leather purse and Estate, whose ballet-riddled body was as far as her production of coal is dropped it into the fulds of the umbrelliscored lping hy the side of the Krion morning of Face be wa curging. The second man di 5th, a verdict of murder some per- concerned, as it amounts to about fe vered the theft, Blew whistle and gave sons unknown was retir
The evidence elicited deceased left
The story fold in the timerrer" of how Warneford, the Zoppolin-master, on one occasino xteered his aeroplane towards experience, passenger, is on all fous barst of shrapnel in order to aesson as
River near Selams on the
The Ba. C.S.P. hus sanctioned the promatidia of the following ex-member of the regular Police Fores to the rank of Crown Surgeant for patrol and guard
duties:-
Alexander K. Taylor. GUARD DELES.
Monday, August 2nd. British Serta, and 7 men. Portuguese... 1
nuta
The Yuet-Bas Railway has announced
Fung and Sirdar Khan' will provide for and compelled to ilip her colours to Eng-weal. Guard duty as the Central Police Station and will lawn fulfilled her mission and.
a place in the sun. discantinmunce of trafia as far as the end from their respectivo Companies na loirenzed for herself
of the line for the rest of this year at least. This is the serious epaviction of many sins run up only as far as Yuen Tam koles
Gertnanse Valess the Allies' offensive in
now. any employoss in distant atations the West develops a driving power not were without food for three days until hitherte revealed, and a powerful check relief was furnished by the boats of the
Company is iolietel on German arms in the near future, it would appeur probably that! the German General Staff will endentnor to garry ous its original plan mad make a. igorous thrust towards Calais and England.
thing...
Indian ..... 1
13
12
6
+
4.0, Guard, Chirt Inspetor Mason. Tuesday, August 3rd.
British
Chinese...
Portugues... 2
Sergt. and 8 meu.
گرم
12
0.0. Guard, Serzt.-Major Roylairee. Wednesday, August 4th British...... 1 Ser und 6. min.
Portuguese...
Chinese..... I
Indian 1
72
14
+
6
0.6. Guard, Inspector D'Alunula. Thursday, August 5th."
British Sergt. and $ 10, Portagutsu... 1
Chinesu... 2
Jodian
३६
12
31
0.5%. Guard, Chief Inspector Mason. Friday, August 6th. British 2 Serts and 7 men. Chinesi Portuguese... 1
... Indian
1......
R
8
#
0.C. Guard. Sergt..Major RolynKIS, Men warned for Guard Will purade at are permitted in the Quarters. The use of aisabelu: drinks between 9.43 pm, and 6.10 am." is forbidden.
3SGLAND AS EL DORADO.
EUROPE'S MANHOOD:
Halved by the War.
**This convulisc of manhood has never been equalled, and the manhood of Europa will probably be halved before the scourge is ended."
This
is important to understand what ***Eglint," divested of the munch-ad. vertised feelings of hatred," means to
grave statement was made by Pro- fessor W. 31. Flinders Petrie during his the intelligent German to-day. To the presidential address at the annual·000. Germaans, England, has been from timference of the British Constitution Asso immemorial the in country where theytion, held at the Royal Society of Arta. have carried on their work of peaceful penetration and, by slow stags gained vangel of the business world. When, in the past, this control beraman threat Paino irksome, they have brun, driven out. A German pointed out to the that,
fortunate if we ended with 1.500 millions. by a curioids einzidóneo, it WOM oof Stare dubt, besides 1,400 millions of August 4, 1509, that the, German or different losses. chants of the Hanseatic towns were »5%-{ __
pelled from England for soinmarcial ren
*The loses at Ypres al ne, the speaker said, were greater than the whole foreek engaged in the battle of the nation" at Leipcig, which used to be counted as the culmination of modern warfare.
•Discussing the coNG Fetrie said we could consider desseires
the TAL ProfeX.
son. ad that on Augie 4; 1914, the vent hing from giving trouble in future, present war was declared by Engiand-is to be enforced. Every German be- us. Germans pretend, he sitsilar canses.lieves that a huge war indemnity will A Germne banker, quoting Iron be paid by England. As it will not bu
the City was Gornica, that the list year or two, it is evident that the in of Germans Beliarized in England invasion and occupation of England a eludes many of the most important per-essential to seturi payaient. England is -Men are requested, if possible, to wears in all branches of modern thy chiet enemy, because she is held rubber-heeled boots.
activity. This testifies to the attraction to be the richest, and best able to pay
(for the war. of England for the Gemma people,
At the onslagbak of the war than were Ideas wich as..these are current,in nil
ton per six inhabitants. From an fchasu, during which the accuse let the the Ealate carly on the morning of Jene | 9.45. p.m. sharp. Not-alcoholic drinks statistics, declared that more than half possible in pay off so large a sum in absolute point of view Italy's can-peree fall from the umbrells. The owner th for Penang, was his usual customs sumption of coal is only moderate: at pped, but a lakong continued the share to obtain money to pay the Estato coolios At Penang he casted twa choques for a but in none of the other large command arrested the thief.
total sum of $1,100, which he accured in tries is there such unfavourable pro»«!
his despatch case. He returned the same day and arrival at Bagan Seraitto nearest partion between consumption and
station--by the 3.0 p.m. tenin. F100
The D.S.P. will be present at the station deceased home production. In times of peace
the
mounted bis his way.
Central Police Station during the on- Italy has principally drawn her up
cycle and proceeded on
the Extate through 2 lonely inunice of those Guards. path. A description of the path The names of the men detailen must ply of coal from England; but when with one of the diswis exploite of Jack showed that in some places it is bonnded be sent by the Coxapany Commanders to the war placed material diffienities in Mytton. That colustiou? Juhu, on benzing on both sides by heavy jangle and afforded the 0.C. Guard, at the Charge Room, alore there were 60 Gorman elebs, 11 German cities. Though the war the way of England's coal production that the friends he was driving but never safe shelter for robbers. This path fand home supply, and most seriously born upset in a gig, promptly ran his wheel up the bank and tipped them both ont in interfere with her export of this the road. It is curious to think how lightly commodity, the coal-supply questione narva had gone with the rougher we should have spread not long ago that 2.30 p.m.--Auction of Teakwood and became very serious in Italy, even age that reazed it.
Blackwood Furniture at
whilst he was neutral, and would Hughes and Hough'
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW.
King of Norway s birthday (1872),
General Memoranda.
Wednesday, Aug. 4.
6pm-Special Service
Charch.
6.39 pmServic
St. Juba's Cathedral,
Biesers.
༤་
Parda
lends
DISCIPLINE.
Police Reservists are reminded of the
Stops, accept in inclement weather. Order that Bides must be carried at the
to a ferry which keeps communication with each evening by 9 p.m. the Estate on the other side of the river.
from the When he was about 500 then-a valley was fired from the jungle Ferry-it being about an hour before dask point black at his faco from close range. Deceased fell from his bicycle sud was. discovered dead by a passer-by next morn- have been even more so had not Ger- But R.O.T.LL, who is well remembered Police were immediately informed.
Captain Henry Mallinson, of the Isting with the bicycln between his legs. The
many stepped in and for months supin Bougkung, has ben granted the D. S. Medical evidence showed that doesunoč'a plied Italy with large quantities col.10. for gallsstry on the battlefield and and there were sixteen wounds of cetrance. Face and chost were riddled with bullets
at Union passed daily through Switzerland
Interession at
merited his reward in contained in the
"
the
(S.) F.C. JENKIN.
D. S. P. Reserve)","
9,000 mile German subjects in Great parts of Germany. I heard them ax. Britain engaged in various branches at pounded at the Stammtisclie," in res. termerce and industry. In London taurants in Hamburg, Leipzig, and other
has
German churches, several fiárman schools lasted lenger tinu was anticipated, every and hospitale, a number of German German is prepared to see it through..to inbouls, and a Ciermass theatre. Great end, no matter how great the ser Tiritain was regarded as a sort of comfig; and the invasion of England is the
mercial and industrial El Dorado" carentis feature of the next Gemma which attracted many of Gerniany's most campaign. It is the conviction of the corpotent and efficient men!
fiermans that, should a landing in Bog- Germans with whom 1 spoke seemed land once be unde, the unopposed con- to realize that the fruits of this Inbour quest of the southern counties would Jaye been irretrievably lose. This is follow. As à Gerruan stated with mach to them a matter of deep regret. Dus seriousness, When William the Con- Geraian timidly inquired. Do you queror, canie, over from Normandy it think Gormos will be welcome in Eng-never occurred to the inhabitants of Lon land after waru the German who don to offer. why resistance and this will
Mias Munchen, of Kowloon, reports It has been stated on Swiss Authority devotion to duty. The brave incident that Death wax instantaneous.
that between 11.30 p.m. on July 20 aud The motive of the crime was no doubt noon on July 31 she had stolen from the that for the Italian Government she following:- We conspicuous gellantry of robbery, as deconsod person was dressing table in her bedrooms lady's eight gada trains with coal from the and ability on 8th May, 491, at Frezen not mutilated. The despatch case con gold wristlet watch and a wall gold, beagle bas never been abroad, England appears by the case to dry. In the German Rheinish-Westphalia coal district be where he held his own in his tronchetaining the money w missing, and
pot merely the great cop.nordial corn picu, troops intmined in betual all day under n suvere sui accurate bom. haste with which this Purpetrators valas 965. bardment. and rave of euch infantry decamped can be gathered from the
petitor of Germany but country of modern warfum, volanteers who have Everywhere I heard never been in tien, could not offer The war usturally put az immediate nightfall, when bath he tanks were turned
attack delivered by the enemy. Towards fact that gold watch and 58.04
Panbury is said to be considering the fabulous wealth. stop to this source of supply and some and no rehef bad arrived, he fought hie ash which were later found in propriety of obliterating the Gennen black the remark in reference to the vast serious resistance to a small army of
deceased's person by the Police offered
CANIS PA TAKE curiosity is felt in annoy quarters is my back to the second line, 1,000 yards in them do temptation. It was stated at the eagle which is blazoned on its Cross. This pediture, Paused by the war. Chi veteran frodig
inquces that the Police had several times Cross is, of course, cot the famous one of England en pay," Gering beliera
that it is England alots who will be in The one slieve that by using |to from where Italy will now be able
waited Mr MacFarlane of the danger he barsery rhyme, which is demolished by obtain her increased requirentite
position to pay the expenses of the Calais as a base they can, with their Tre regret to hear that Mr. Ewas exposing himself to by carrying luge the Puritann at the end of Elizabeth's war and every German holds that Eng new guns, having range of over 25 for naval and military purposes, mil Lang, buthuc in law of Surgeon Major nume
reign, but a very, unimposing memorial. way transport, &c. Fngland, it is ving suvained the loss of an eye. Hy eusly prosecuting enquiries, but so far no Black has been sent, home from Gallipolinstoney narod and without an
The Detective Department is still viger erected in honour of the marriage of the land must pay them France and Businilcs, sweep the channel clear of hostiles Princess Royal with the Crown Prince of nio, Italy, Turkey-my Germany "berships and not merely destroy Dor, hus surmised, cannot spare enough, and joined the Royal Naval Division and is one to the identity-of-the-murderers has Prussia in 1953. Had the nation forts self-will be rendered wiracst bankrupt ever landing of their troops. This
the isuse of thist marriage, there would as a matter of fact Italy's imports of now in a envalescent home at Cairo. In beun traded."Pening Gazette,"'",
to be extind cut, in email klum zium. by the war. A letter from this ftatuties he wrote:
have been las rejoicing. 12,45 p.m.--Jonkey Club Exsmurdinary British coal of late has fallen materi- We landed on the Gallipoli Peninsula s
England alone will be able to stand boats-beld in readiness for the purpose the strain. So bagland will be com--which could easily be transported oter- Meeting,
ally short of the average. In Novem-
Countess Marie Tarnowalis, who was julled to pay. And the Games are land. Hubourines uld ensure, further condemned at Venier in 1910 to eight already busy calculating the probable protection if needed. Germans are con-
Germany received from Hdent this the confusion sysulting from imprisonment for participation in the indemnity. murder of Count Kamarovaky, was released France 24 times the total cost of the sin air raid, carried out on a stupançois few weeks back Count Komarovky campaign of 1870-72. Reckoning on this sale by all available German aircraft.
shot on September 5, 1997 in his jilla
Barcena. Ang Tom
12.30 m Steam
"Meeting.
Laundry Co.
the Berlin Genaral Electrical. Company,
May 26th and June 8th as an in the tint firing boo. My stay was limited to:8) hours, as I had the misfortune to get laid Emil Rathenan, anural manager of w by a hand-bomb. In additive to a whose death is announced at the age of hand and peck wound, I have been unlucky enough to lose the sight of the left eye, soventy six was the head of an undertak
ich I lista had to have rumoved, in which is applying the enemy's armies with enormous quantities of war material.
3.30 pm--Gyikkan at the Race 1914, the imports to Italy from
Course, Happy Valley,
England of coal amounted to 600,000 zons, against 78-4,000 tons for the sante manth in the precedit veur, arder in save the sight of the other. It is Tae interests of the company in various at Venios. by a fellow, Russian named basis, Germany, Austria-Hungary, and will sparmit e rapid advance of the whilst the figure for January, 1915,
Sat, and Sox.. 'Aing, 7 sad 8 :-----
Funds,
the remnanta
In vivy of the nature of present mill- Flying Exhibitions by Tom Cana in aid was 470,000 tons, nginx 791,000 on stretchers from the treneies I believe 1 Gruta draughtsmas at Ureep with the count's mistres, Counters Tarnowska, hrble that this total will be doubled be, tary operations and the greate difficul
of human beings on ried away dred stillions sterling Rathenen when the murder was due to the instigation Omarica (1,750,000,000), but it is pro of Canton Flood and Overseas Flying tous for the corresponding month of beliers I may cover myself amongst the years after his return to Germany bend the latter's lover, a Vinnus advocate for the end of the war, Thip principio ties that have can overcome by the
lucky ones. I am being invalided home in intruflaced the telephose to that country sed Prionko Count Kamarovsky had the previous year. Wit with Frape j'a day or two and shall presumably get my and the use of electricity for motive power. ingured his life at Countess Tarnowak' of Bismarcke that the defeated enemy fighting forces in other theatres of wark
Englisis discharge at an early date. In the present unsettled state of things I don't winctly
Hooray, August 9;—
ard Russin's requirements
coal, German papers express the know what I shall turn my hand to next, Hongkong in time-it however," in the but I hope I shall find any way bek, to employ of a Hut firm."
onion that there cannot be very
3 pmol Can Land at much left for Italy. fa consequence
WEDNESDAY, AUgust 11:
3 p.m.-Auction of Leasehold Property
in Queen's Bond Wa be Mr.
T. Lammes
the opinion:u" "haid that Italian t- dustry and shipping are bound to feel
the shortage of coal very keenly, ere
long. This, however, will make no
difference to Italy's enthusiastic prosecution of her war will strin
KEEP IT HANDY,
|
TEETHING CHILDREN. FLEETHING children have more or less
diserboem, which can be controlled by. civing Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. All that is necessary is to give the prescribed dano after each
Aral than dastar-vil to elenars the systems,
request for 500,000fr. in her favour, and must be "bled white in order to pre- the German plan cannot be dismisse thu, crime was committed in order that whe might receive the money. Priinukof wak sentenced to ten year and Mandoti to three years impaleonment.
"י". -
A MASTER REMEDY,
as outside the realms of possibility or evon, prilibility:7) Calais is the key ARE YOU GUING ON A JOURNEY?reasonable to suppose that the Germans, to Gennan world power, and it is
HAMBERLAINS Colic, Cholera and believing this will, when the peension *Diarrhoes. Bernedy thould prema tolf, undeavour to wrost this packed in your hand luggage when going
ODA journey. Changs of water, diet, and key from Bagland Tae importance of (HAMBERLAIN'S Colic, Obobica, and temperature all tema bo produce kowal the teak untrusted to the British troops
Best of Calais would mera to be si Inser
TMMEDIATE relief is necessary in at "peration of the bowels more than nators! Diarrhoes Remedy 31 masior Severtroubia, and this inedigina cannot be holding a line no more than 20 miles
tacks of diarrhoea. Chamberlain's. It is mio sedar Even the most severe om pulis, dycentery, and all intestinal secured on board the train Calic, Chelers and Diarrhoes Remedy and dangerous cases are quickly caradley peint fine dose relieves, second doar le It may my much watering and is well understood in Germany, në shoukl always be on hand. For sale by allier by All Chalets and Bhort rarely necessary to affect a cure. For sale ionice if you have it handy... Chemists and Storekeepers.
aby sử Chemists and Storekpepers," Chemožete nad Vlogeknepara. keepens.
For asla by All
England.