MONDAY, MARCH 20, 1916.

AUCTIONS.

PUBLIC AUCTION..

Hughes and Hough Undoigned, have received Instruo

AUCTIONEETS TO THE. "GOVERNMENT-

AND ADMIRALTER.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokera.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN."

COAL STORAGE.

Codor used

A.B.C, 4TMm & ÖTH EDITIONS.

A1. Trzegarme Cour.

Telegraphia Address MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

E Undersigned have received instruc tions to sell by Public Auction,

TUESDAY,

the 91st March, 1916, commending at -- 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, Fo/8, Des Voeux Road, Cornet of e

Ice House Street,

A CUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND

BLAGE WOOD FURNITURE, FIRE" BRASSES, CARPETS,

RUGA, SE.

As Follows

cious to sell by Public Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCEANED

од

THURSDAY,

the 23rd March, 1918, no 21 mm, at the "Army Service Corps Barracks Dept. Kaolosure, opposite H.M.. Dockyard Gate, Queen's Road, SUNDRY MESS FURNITURE,

Consisting of :—. Writing Tabios, Washstands, Arm chairs, Cupboards, Moat Sales, etc, etc.

#

BILLIARD TABLE

BY THURSTON & Co., And

TWO PIANOS.

Da view from the 2nd inst.

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE WAR.

(Continued from Pugg 5.)

TREBIZOND.

RUSSIANS ATTACKING BY LAND AND SEA.

MYSTERY OF 'OERMAN

INTENTIONS.

LONDON, March 15 A French communique Indicatos that

SUNDAY'S TELEGRAMS. RUSSIANS ATTACKING TREZOND. 18e Germans have lost the footing, they

(Routar's Service to the China. Maï.)-

THE VERDUN BATTLE,

'FIVE MORE GERMAN ATTALAS SHATTERED.

ENEMY MAKE IMPORTANT. SACRIFICES,

PARIS, Mar. 17.

A feature of the lass communique

LONDON, March 97. A telegram Irdm. Roma hanya - tha- Bunions are stacking Teshizend by sea and land with large forces,

gained on the Inw spur of Deadman Hill-on-Tunday. As the situation develops the mystery of the derman intentions deepens. Thero la much Įspeculation, la Purin as to what the peated prolonged pauses between the RUSSIANS CAPTURE MAMHAUN, Germa'ahors lived offensives woan. Is

PETROGRAD, Mar: 18.

A comöjunique states that after at engagement we occupied the town

a baliaved possible that the tarmans, [while maintaining a show of servity at Verdan, intend to divert the offensive lawhere, this hypothesis is not gener

ol Mambatuo, 00 versts west of ally, favoured as all sign paint not Erzerum, capturing five

merely to a check of the original gudesigns but to a weakening of the in-

ik another very serious German check machine-guns and a convoy of east of the Mouse. The bombard-officers and 770 Askaris.

For further information apply to the ment was followed from sight in the undersigned..

Terma-As usoni.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

י'ן!

Hongkong, March 4, 1918.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

4:0

†18E Undersigned have received instrao-

sions to sell by; Fublic aretion,

{FOR ACCOUNT OF THE 'CONCERNEN).

DE

SATURDAY,

the 25th March, 1916, commanding

evening onwards by a series of micst

MORE ITALIAN SÜCCESSES.

violent offensive actions against our positions, in the village and Fort of

Rose, Mar. 18. Yaux. Five successive attacks by

·A, communique" reports consider- heaty effectives were hurled forward able activity. The enemy, support- by the Germans without any successed by artillery, attempted to attack Two attacks were directed against the Italian positions south-east of the village and two more against the Rovereto and in the Sugana Valicy slopes of the ridge crowned by the but, were repulsed. fort; ad Analy or attempt was

There was an intense artillery

mads to debouch from the staken action at Isonzo, the Italians vigo

10.45 ... at thair Sees Room, No. 8, road south east of the village. Afously responding and capturing

Das Finns Road, Corner

of Ice House Street,-

"AN ASSORTMENT OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

-Comprising:— Sideboards, Dioner Waggen, Dining Tables and Chairs, Chesterfeld Sofas, Arm-chairs,, &c., Wardrobes and Toilet Tables, Doable and Single Bins and One Silk Upholstered Saite, Arm-chairs Brass-mounted Bedsteads,, Misco and Sofas, Cara Table, Bedroom Furniture, Lantons d'urarbert Joveral lots of Black Double and Single Brass and Besaswood Ware, 2 Carpets, Piance, measted Bedsteads, Sideboards, Dinner lots of Pakinese Cloisonne, Porcelains, Waggon, Extension "Dining Tables and Chaira, Tea and Uccasional Tables, etc., etc., Dinner, Tos, and Coffee Services, Crockery, Glass and E-P. Ware, I Cooking Stoves, Catlery, Toilet Sots, Bath, Room Utensils, Mesh Sales, etc., an

Also

1 Large Bath, Two Piance (Collard and Collard and Sterling) (in good condition), Electric Reading Lamps, 4-Fold Blackwood and Teakwook Screena, Sundry Blackwood Fareitura, and a nymber of Silver Articles, 3 Duplicators with Accessories, etc., etc..

..

dc...

(Full Particulars from Catalogue.) TYRMS:-Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

"Auctioneers,

Hongkig, March 18, 1916

FOR SALE

GODOWNS FOR SALE

(Full Particulars from Catalogue.NOS. 125 & 127, Wanchai Rozd.

Pensis :-Cana..

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers," Hongrong, March 15, 1918,

PUBLIC AUCTION;",

THE Underigued have received instruc. tions to sell by Public Auction, (FOB ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

WEDNESDAY,

tha 22nd Migrgh, 1916,

9:30p.m.,

at their Bales Rooms, No. 8,

Da Vauz Kois, “Corner, of

Ice House Street,

ABOUT 100 CASES OF PAINT,

Consisting of :-

White and Blue Yacht Paint, Dark Lead Color, Wood and Iron Paint, Yellow

antifouling, &c., &0., kt.

On view morning of Sala..

Tarzan ! Canh

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

423

Hongkong. March 13, 1918.

PUBLIC AUOTION.

*

THE Undersigned have received instruc- Iron W. T. EDWARDS, Esq..

to sell by Public Auction.

On

FRIDAY,

the 24th March, 1916, at 9.30 p.

Apply "to.-.

for

443

SHEWAN," TOMES-& Co.

Liquidators. Retter, Brockelmann & Co. Hongkong, March 13, 1916 :

COLUMBIA

Double-Disc

RECORDS:

$1.50.

Fit your Machine.

the attacks were shattered by our curtains of fire and our machine-

trench.

gund and cost the enemy important ITALIANS REQUISITION GERMAN sacrifices.

There has been a reciprocal can nenade in the Wouvre region.

A French coup do main westward of Pent-a-Mousson inflicted losses and took a number of prisoners.

SHIPS.

trament of attack although the enemy fle still beinglog up relatoreaments. A hundred and thirty trains were counted la twenty four hours passing the nor thern French frontiers.

MUTUAL ARTILLERY ACTIVITY,

Lesvos, March (36.

INTIMATIONS

OLD FRIENDS ARE BEST

BLACK AND WHITE WHISKY

BOTTLED “and SHIPPED

BT

JAS, BUCHANAN & CO., LTD.

GLASGOW & LONDON,

DONNELLY & WHYTE.

WINE MERCHANTS.

DEATH 95 LORD THURLOW.

Loxnos, Mar. 18. The death is announced of Lord)

A communique atates that pesterday evening the army's bombers made a Thurlow, who was on the Earl of feeble demonstration near Hohenzollern. Elgiz's Mission to China in 1580-01 We spranga mine south-west of Locs and was present at the capture of the There was mutual Artillery activity with good effect.

Taku forts and Peking. about Looe and Ypres,

11

h

GROUND COVERED WITH CORPSES.

TRALIANS REPULSE VIOLENT

ATTACK..

LONDON, Mar. 17.,

In the House of Commous Earl

RONE, Mar. 16. Grey announced that Italy had takenAfter a violent bombardment. the The bomber west of the powers to requisition 86-German enery made two fierce watson ser Mebie has slackened and the Gerliners, new in Italian ports, of a total newly captured positions in the San Martino zone. They twice reached the tosnage of 142,000 tons.

parapets but were repulsed. The ground was covered with corpses.

mens have not renewed their 'at- tempts on the Bothincourt-Camieres hoot after yesterday's sanguinary defest there.

PARIS, Mar. 18. A later communique states:-- Northward of the Aispe after lively grenade fighting wo reputed "an posta

sitack on one of our smalk south-east of "Bois-de-Butter.

Our artillery has been actively engaged in the Ville aux Bois 'region and the Cracnne Plateau. Our artil- Jory has also continued to batter the sterly communications behind the Argonne troni

Northward of Verdun there bas 438been no infantry action,

ASK TO HEAR THE LATEST."

THE ANDERSON

this Residence Brynawelón", No. 174, MUSIC CO., LTD.

Kennedy Road,

THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD. Des Voeux Road,

FURNITURE, Ja 800.42. "therein contained.:

**Comprising :-

Drawing Room Buite, Arm-chairs, Sofa,

Pictures, Carpets Curtains and Poles China or Glass Cabinet, Brass Fender and Fire Brassos, 400-day Clock, de, Large Bileboxed (practically zew), Oval Extension Dining Table (Mahogany), Diarer, Tes and Poffen Ervices, Celery, Glass Ware, etcr Large Brass Bedstead, Hair Mattress, Single Bedstead (practically new), Large and Small Wardrobes, etc.," Treadla Sawing Mach de, Sundry Bed and Table Linen, eta, Porcelain Lavatory. Basna, Targs Farmalled Bath, Gas Fittings" and "Two Geysers, Ice Ches, Pantry and Kitchen Utonale, etc, etc.

Also

Piano ** Buttgart ***

"In very good con- dition, Tennis Nets, Croquat Bet, and a Large number of Plants in Po, Forsalsia

Flower Foteste, eto, Ope Banderson

The all-day-long bombardment has been intermittent west of the Meuse and more intense in the Woerré district

WITHDRAWING GERMAN TROOPS.

·

DEATH OF COLONEL SIR C. M.

WATSON.

Lovoox, Mar. 16. The death has occurfed of Colonel Sir Charles Moore Watson.

SIR H. 8. BARNES LEAVES. FOR

INDIA..

Londay, Mar. 17.

Si F. S. Barnes is leaving for India to-day:

MAJOR WINSTON CHURCHILL.

"AS INTERESTING LETTER.

Max. Winston Churchill read að

THE LOST" TUBANTIA," S

HAGER, Mar. 18. The Minister of Marine has... re- calved affidavits from the first and REINFORCEMENTS FOR FRENCH meeting in London last month the fourth officers and the lookout war that they saw a torpedo hit the Tubantia,

MANY, NEUTRAL COUNTRIES

INVOLVED.

FRONT.

Aruxsa, March-17 Advices from Florina state that the Germans are withdrawing troops from Serbian Macedonia and transferring

'FUTILE ASSAULTA.

AMSTERDAM, Mar 18, The Tubantis was one of the finest them to the water front. vessels of the Dutch Mercantile Marine. Her loss has caused consternation. Sir European neutral countries were repre- sented in the passenger lat, several diplomats and consuls being among those on board.

"ON BOARD.

fellowing, mesiago received direct from Major Churchill in the trenches:

MURECRT CONTEST. NAVAL, MILIPANY AND POLIUE

FO CIS....

Regaler and Auxiliary). TEAM AND CHAMPIONSHIP SHOOT, EASTER MONDAY. April 24th, 1916, TEAMS of Three from sch Branch of

each Sovica in the Clyny.

100 yards - Groeping.

200 yarch-Deliberate and Disappearing

Target 500 yards-Deliberate, 600 yards-Del barato.

No. Fatrance. Fee. Tiffin on the Bange.

Conditions and Description of Targets will be issued. ".

Letters on this matter have bees addressed to Comniading Officers.

GEO-JENKIN

Deputy Supt. of Police (R)

Prince's Buildings.

Hongkong, Mach 18, 1916.

"A SCOUT IN FAIRYLAND"

"JOHN IN HONGKONG"

Loos Fairy Story chicly produced in *Hongkong, with topics! Üllastmations the beseft of War Charitie

ON SALE AT: W POWELL, Long

MISSES WARKAN, La

MEAKS. KELLY AND WALAH, LID,

Mesóna. WEITZAWAT,

-

LAIDLAW & Co., LIB

AND THE CHOLA MAI, L.

Price 50 Cents.

thing the war Air: Lloyd George has had to do and "my a "good, many

popular things in order that our armios. in the field shall be abundantly supplied with all the nannitions they require. By A doing his duty steadfastly in this matter for The has established a lasting claim on

the goodwill of the soldiers, and the M respect of the workmas. The pean of his work which is also yours are always PARIS, March 17. obvious at the front, and our infantry in A communique states that west of the trenches are cheered when they see the Meuse, after a post violent bom itish gun able to reply sometimes threefold for every Germanshell, and MAGNIFICENT BEHAVIOUR OF ALL bardment of our front frem Bethio- always to repay with interest.

court to-Camieren-the-German, this ring the campaign of 1016, if this On the right bank our artillery in

afternoor, strongly attacked our posieurtinas which are now being made in iba Dotaumont-Damloup region

the workshops of Great Britain are.main- Lostbox, March 17. tions at Nor Homme. Waves of

triped without Aagging, we ought foc, the vigorously replied to the enemy's "There was a heavy sea, at the time of assault failed to secure a footing at any time in this conflict to meet the batteries and destroyed an important the explosion on the Tubantia. Some point and they were compelled to enemy on equal terras, and even with munitions depot at Champ Neuville of the lifeboats were amehed, and retreat-to-Crown-Wood, where our avantage which will steadily zerencs

On the rest of the front there is passengers were thrown out of their concentrated artillery fire, which was When the war is over and victory has Electric Facial Masnuća with only the usual cannonnde.

banks Everyma behaved magnificent immediately let loose, inflicted heavy crowned our arts, every man or woman who has not been afraid to risk or sacri ly.Bosta vera laniched in the most loases,

fic life or position, e finch from strenu On the right of the ease artillerymus and monotonous toil, in the common ARTILLERY ACTIVITY ON BRITISH orderly manner. The passengers were

taken off first. The Captain left a few activity was redoubled east and west of case will have a lifelong satisfaction. minutes before the ship sank.

Donaamiont and in the vicinity of the It has falleg to the men and wometr Tha HAGUE, Bar, 17, village of Vaux. There was no, in our generation to bear the wor and Three people have made affidavits fantry aftack but our batteries shelled burden of this mighty condict. and ef A communiqus says there has been affirming that they clearly saw the white the marching troops. There was anthem will also be recorded that in time i considerable artillery activity south wake of a torpedo approaching the liner intense bombardment in Woevre and and north-east. of Locs and some which was holed two metres under the north of the Airne. mutual shelling south-east of Ypres waterline on the starboard side. The

: FRONT.

LONDON, Mir. 18.

DISTINGUISHED INVALIDS..

<IMPROVEMENT, AEL ROUND.

LONDON, March 17.

Mr. Asquith and Lord. Carzon are TEL. 1329. improving. Mr. Chamberlain is much

JAPANESE MAKERS,

Every kind of Footwear

MADE

Litter

NEXT ALLIED CONFERENCE.

"TO BE HELD IN-HOME-

Loxbox, March 17 The next Allied conferencs will be held in Bome shortly. Mr. Lloyd George will attend and possibly also

ORDER Sir Edward dry. The conference is

5x4 Camer, One half-plats Camera with CHERRY & 00.

Fortlander Lease

(Full Particulars from Catalogue )//

On view day of Sale.

TERMA —— Cashewki Pas

APAGBUCHES & HOUGH;

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, March 18, 1916,

0

ALEXANDRA GATE.

"YSTERS: Fresh, -Fried

#Finikön Halkroks, Khnan, de

PEDDER "STJALET Opgodbe langkong Hotel

March 20, 1914.

EXANDRA CAFE Cannot be Equistled, For Brand

being held at the request of the Govern

ST. PATRICK'S DAY.

KING AND QUEEN INSPECT

IRISH GUARDS.

LONDON, Mar. 17,

Rotterdamsche Courant says the cafe NEW FRENCH WAR MINISTER. is inexcusable

THE GERMAN BÜDGET.

NECESSITY FÖR NEW TAXATION

AMSTERDAM, March 17.

RESIGNATION OF GENERAL

GALLIENT.

PARIS March 16. Isis oficially annecneed that Herr Helferich, in presenting the Ger Admiral Lacare has temperarily taken mat Badget, announced the necessity of raising five hundred million marks by over General Gallient's duties. ---- new taxations He admitted the food problema was more difficult, and em Thesised that the new war loan would be the most significant point in the struggle.

**STANDARD CELSES

PUBLICATION

Lornos, March 17 The Standard has ceased publication

All the newspapers regret the suspen

of trial they did. Dot fail

LAUDANUM HABIT."~

BUYERS TO BE REQUIRED TO SIGN THE POISON BOOK.

With the object of preventing the abuse

of preparations of opiam the Council of

LEE YEE'S

HAIL DRESSING 'SALOON..

Massage Cream. Parfane,

EXPERIENCED HANDS

Novela, Magazina,

Ladies' Fashion Broks and Toilet Requisites 13. D'Aguilar Street,

Boogrme, July 5, 1915

"CHINA-MAIL ”

PUBLICATIONS.

FTAINABLE at the CHIWA MATU”

Ofice,

the Phocumenical Society has resolved to Wyndham Street, Hor

add to the Est of those poisons which can enly be sold to personskown to the chemist wit of morphin (roughly, S all compounds opien erotining 1 per sunce.)

con

graine in

In the HISTORY GE UNION OBURCH

(1891-1903

The Check will be to make it more

Jifficult to parchass the old-fashioned HONGKONG'S MUSICAL andanum for every purchaser will beHISTORY... required to sign the pois book and to NOTES ON WILD LIFE IN

Lieut-General Boques has been upate the purpose for which the laudanum pointed Minister of Wer in successions required.

fog

to the New Pharmacoping already to General Gallien who has resigned the sale of the laudanum made scoord an account of ill-health.

subject to these stringent conditions be General Boquos is a favourite with the cause it is stronger than the old prepare

Hon, and in comarquenos there is silli army.” He organited the French Air Soniderable demand for the old-fashioned Service and has commanded an army at article, the sale of which the Pharmaceutics!

Jociety's action is intended to check?" the Front.

COAL OFFERS AND MINERS AGREE.

sion of their historic coalrere. It is ALL THE WORKMEN TO BECOME

pointed out that the Standard's copy. right is preserved with a view to ro-publication.

AFTER THEIR

De St. Patrick's Day Their Mojes FARMS FOR THE SOLDIERS IS

tion inspected the Irish Guards Ted

by Lor Kitchener EVE The King gave a sting speech and made tribute to the Tsh Guards

their loyalty and courage The Queen prosented the regiment, að with the Shamront

Mr Redmond was present. The SITE WAS, loudly acclaimed and talk without any sign of his rece

TRADE UNIONISTS:

LONDON, March 17. Yesterday the Bouth Wale coal- and the Aimers Feduration that all workmen should be

to become trade umonists with

CANADA.

MostTEAL, March 17.

Bir Thoms

put by strikes over his non-unionist

tue.wor

rallw

ed in colonies with milf

Paci

COUGHING INTO CONSUMPTION

Only a rough" but you sto

while it is ONLY a coughi

WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND

HONGKONG AND SOUTH CHINA Coy, Boy: - G. A. Bunbury A

Part I Mammals and Birds, Part II-Reptiles, Amphibia and

Fishes

PRHAOPING OF THE GOSPEL IN JAPAN AND TIBET (Bitorionl Pamphlet

THE MISSIONS ETRANGTREJ Elistor of the Esatera Churches are" and CHINESE SCHOOL BOOK (4 Bat-Tez King, translated

STR ROBERT HART'S LAND TAX MEMORANDUM. SCL

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY THERAPION NO.1 THERAPION NE2 THERAPION NO3

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