WEDNESDAY, JULY 11, 1917.
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
AUCTIONS.
PUBLIO AUCTION.
HE Undersigned bas teooived instrue-
Hughes & Hough Tour for the Liquidators of Messrs. Jense & Co. in pursuance of an order of the Hongkong Government to sell by Fublic Auction at 12 o'clock (Noon) on TUESDAY,
General Anotioneers » Share, Coal and General Produce Brokers and Commission Agents.
PROPRIETORS
»Kwa-War' Coal Storage:
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A. B. 0,4th & 5th Editions.
Telegraphic Code.
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Talegraphic Adhüren MELAION” 'HONGKONS.
PUBLIC
AUCTION,
THE Undersigned have received in- stractions to sell by Public Auesion
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THURSDAY
the 14th July, 1017, at 1930 an at their Sales Rooms, No. 9. Des Vaux Houd, Corner of
Tex Horsz STRAKT,
A CONSIGNMENT, OF
Turkish Bath Gowns, Large Turkish
Bath Sheets, Bath Towels, Face Towel,
Linen
Damask Table Cloths and
THE CHINA MAIL.
FOREIGN EDUCATION INters what an oppurinuity la pre Lentries combine. Thus, for th first Isental for all who may dedicate their thin the United States tok fest place in
>Shunghai's foreign trade. «
CHINA.
(unsinued from page 2);" Aus: Dr. W, W. Yes. Minister to
ves to work of this kind!
To this connection, a fourth thought couerras a young mua who revived Battering offer to represent China bà an
RIGHTTROCSNESS AND RESOURCE- FULNESS,
Freemany: Dr. E. K. Wellington Koo.cional capacity in a foreign etyantry. Before cloning I must not unit a pass.
Stisinter to the Deited States. Mr. Alfred
This young mga was born of Chen
S. K., Sze, Minister to Englands Dr. Y. T
parent in Chian and was educated at St. Tour, Presistens of Tsing Hua College: Joha's before going abroad to energleto DF. 2. T. K. Woo, Superintendent of the his studies. He could have remained in the 31st day of July, 19LT, Hanyang from and Steel Works: Mr. S. Ç. | a foreign_lan" under 'comfortable condi-
at his Sales Booms,
Chu. General Secretary, Shanghai-Nan-
tions, but he responded to the call to give DUDDELL STREET,
king Railway; Mr. T., T. Wong, Director.
This life to educational efforts in China, THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD General of the Chinese Students Editen.
“As I examined into sense of his ingenious PROPERTY situate at The Punktionn! Camrission at Washington Dr. Hongkong, und being Kural Building
methods that are epfèulated to urose his, propis to a rendișation to their luck, of geral, common well education. I was thrilled with the matchless ambition and deterrii datiem of this young mas
to patriotically serve his eruntry in its hous
mesi. This reference to patriotis egests still another thought.
Lot No. 19.
IN ONE LOT The property consists of ;--"
The piece or parcel of ground and premises known as "Lysholt" 104 The Peak, situate near Mount Gough in the Colony of Hongkong with an ares of 12432 square feet and registered in the Land Office as Rural Buikling lot. No.!
19.
The lot is held for the unexpired residue of a term of 73 years created therein by an indenture of Crown Lease dated the 23rd day of April 1986.
The Annual Crown Rent is $85.00. For further particu bury and conditions
of salt apply to siessry, Wilkinson & Grist, Solicitors for the Liquidators, or so the undersigned.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer Hongkong, April 30, 1917.
PUBLIC AUCTION
1748
Hawkling, Yen, Secretary, Beard of Poreign Affairs: Mr. David Z. T. Yui, Generid Secretary of the Chinese V.M.C.A.: Rev. P. 3. T. Rector of the Church of our Sazione; Dr. Yen Fu-cbing,
Dean of the Medical Fealty, Yaie College, Changsha, China; fudge W. V. Hu, Justice at the Supreme Court of Appeals, Peking
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St. John's Graduating Class of '1917 will no doubt contribute to the above distinguished at:
10-What is the customary procedure in determining what vocation in life is to be followed by Chinese students who arck a higher preígy education? Do they or songs parents or guardians decide, or is the advice of foreign educators soughtī
followed?
D
An: There does not seem to be any selenite methaul'de determining the voration to be followed. Formerly the Toastien was practically decided upon by the parents and archers, the student having practically m chaier. Now the
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"PRACTE ̃AL PATRIOTISM,
ing
and
rafaremos ta rightesimiess reauroufalaem. In all walks of life. those who sewed most contiguously in, great and small undertaking are supported and guided by righteousness und resource faltem In the log run righteousness and rereelulness win.
By rightscarss in a broad sense I, mean the recognition et 12 supreme universal plan and purpose in, the crea tion of all that is and the adjustment of Leur Exes to He into this plow and par-|
pose, to this end that the world is bet
And by fired by car presente in it, rebuss. in
an ally hron space, is meant the ability to combate preparedness with practical service. i
not
Many wea, both Bordignaud nutige! are drawing united salaries on the doing a limited asjat Shanghaf had elsewhere becane they are remxrceful Resourcefulness" enables a man. In addition in speciilising on some Tổ China roulay a successful native
one great effort in life, to turn his hami' business maun may be a practical patriot fio many useful things, mid COLE of the most destrable and valuable type, I notice, with passing or exceptional Year by year plain ordinary businesssbility. You may Hud, in Shanghai a Chinese graduate of nue of the greatest enters more atui pare into the vital-air niversities of the weight who is receis. of nations. For instones", what-d practing a very limited salaby simply because! the patrict setuld be the sign of Chirns whe he deser zut pages sufficient resourceful. could reslag supply a núnder of vestais Kaseto vnable biny to quickly grash, and to help carey" away thasands of tens of Chines prisdacts that now pennin tlinge shores, breatise of a lack of Chinese forviza going shipping facilities! But must not omit, in this cheerion, to state that meently for an "histone hriet period, the American flag was kept at
Ameriena born Chiness!
droitly spor of ordinary businees tructions. He hurks as my others dr that alertness and initiative that s drives me to do things which, coupled with doing them well, means ultimate sueves,
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Too many young men, in Chica and throghout the world, allow, a certain afiunt of book fairding to more or less
in every day life.
Serviettes, Single and Double Bed Sheets, | THE Umlersigned has received in-student himsel has an unduly largo vnice in thi trans-Pacific Steamship service by aparute them frots prstien iefulness]
Pillow Casey, White Satin Quilts. Glass oth, Perfainery, Eau de Cologne Song Dress Material Rain Coats, Linen,
Brown Holland etc, etc
Alw
1
A Valino AsSORTMENT OF
Large and small Brass Vases, dari dinieres, Finger Bowls, Flower Yasen Kutani Vases, Wall Plates Porcelain Vases, etc., etc., etc.
Ami
A few lots of Enamelled Kitchen Utensils.
(Fall Particulars from Catalogue) Taxx-Cash,
HUGHES & ROUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, July 3, 1937.
PUBLIC AUCTION.",
1026
HE Undersigned have received in structions to sell hy Public Auction. (PUL ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).
00
SATURDAY, the 14th July, 1917,
at 10.30a.m., at their Sales Rooms, No. 5,
Des Vœux Road, Corner of Jea
Houss Street,--
A COJECAMENT DE
BRASS „WAKE. Comprising :-
Jardinieres, Large and Small Vases, Flower Holders, Finger Bowls, Incense
Burners, Trays, Candlesticks, key kay
Also
A few lots of Bath Gowns, Turkish Bath Towels, Face Towels,...
**
£c...
" And
A few lots of Pottery, Jardinieres on
Stunde, Vuses, etc.
Terms:-Ch.
HUGERS & HOUGH,.
Auctioneer
Kowloon, July 10, 1917.
AGENTS.
1945
LONDON-William Staten, 42 Grea
Bell Stred, w. F. Ataan, 11 &
12' Clementi Irma, Lambard Strea
I.C T. E. BROWSE & Co., Ltd.,
163 Queen's Road, Vidoria
CLARET, BOX & PLATI
structions from the Liquidator of in determining his Messrs. Witzke & Cu in pursuance of
An Order
of the Hongkong Government to sell by Public Auction, at 12 o'clock, (Neon)
DA
MONDAY,
the 7th day of August, 1917, at his Sales Rooms,
DUDDELL STREET, Hongkong.
vocatim. Both
".
PRACTICAL ETILISATION OF
LEARNING
Your great wer said:"A nation with- sut integrity cannot stande
Anil the Bible says: Eighresnes exalteth a nation.**
Thon shut provide on: of all the people able mis, stech as fene til ten of truth, hating covetousness,
Ent in a more-restrjeted sense, practical patriotism may begin with the alividhat citizen of the Republic, in making his life more useful in a publië wine. As this finds to the question of selveting a 1 would als ronawnd to you what
oution in life with a view to recognising Confturhus wil about sincerity. He the press of the country, and not foffow, sincere who choose what is good and ing individual taste or
personal or tunityfruly Helds to it. pride in such matters.
cents and parents are anxious that
Practical patricient may yet move foreign education and advice slul: by
·P'hinese educators to utilise the yeenseribor obtained." The vocation decided upon newyopers of the comatry in dating scents to be governed more by circa-millions Wt their countrymen along lines stances and environment than by any
of helpfulness and public service. personal choice pr special preparation,
Obviously, a number of the questions had to be answered along broad, general lines. "The replies that indicate the vast suna, of money that, have been expended - ALL the piece of ground situate at and the number of Ameriun then and Yaumati, Kowloon, in the Colony of
women engaged in religins and ebres, Hongkong and registered in the Laritional work in this great comasty, are
·Office as KDWEDON INLAND LOT NO.
must impressive. Still more, inpirtit 200,
In One Lot.
· Had no less impressive, nie the results The property consists of a piece of attained. Had the time. I would be ground abutting on Battery Street and glad to further analyse the significant Fourth Street (near the Praya) in Kow-statistical data to the end that it might loon and contains an area of 4500 Square
he indicated what relative per cent. of Feet.
retaris results from the elurs of and the expenditures by British and American Mission workers in China.
The Lot is held for the unexpired ra” sidue "of a term of Th yours created therein by an Indenture of Crown Lease dated the 4th day of May 1988.
The Annual Crown Rent is $60,
In keeping in touch with the activities of the China Aggeney at the Amerienan
4;.
In a still more restricfeal setivo every
and woman ay exert prnction! patriotism in every day Mife, and the
graduates of St. John's can do their are
requisites A
There are several
1. Stely what is god. Avenute inpiry.
1. Careful fection.
'4. Clear distinánation,
6. Earnest practice..
by hitting themselves in a practical sense is the time of lenruing if you are incap The last is mat instant, for what
for the duties that come to them. Someuble, of paretiral, utilisation of what you - will exeinim:-"So many men and wonen learn?
are hopelessly and helplessly insprirati U the whole, nevertheless, I would eat" is appli to all cations, but toge keeping to the old enstums that are
| Canivulus «alls »
For further particulars and conditions {mbler Society. I have beenine acquitte le "pple it to the grachistes of St. Johbetsd: din ungs with tl that are bad.
of sale apply to Mears. HASTINGS & HASTINGS, Solicitors for the Liquidator or to the Undersigned;
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
arctioneer. Hongkong, May 3, 1917
Hont Worry!
Im here
though the kindness of Dr."John Hykes, with the fact that during the year
1918. there were distribute 12,080 Bibles, 62,951 Testaments, and 2,198,777
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and to Chinese gráduates of our vollèges
get the old it you will te leera
and universities at home, I may say that the new thoughly. Then you are t
have made diligunt inquiry regarding to be leadery."
their measure of usefulness in Shanghai's
1839 portious, Laking a total of 2,247,7units be. Putting aside what results I distributed a total increase over distribu-have rain, permail me to say that greater success and higher salaries might, tions in 101,04,29,954 units.
KEATING'S
KILLS
BUGS FLEAS MOTHS. BEETLES
TINS 361-
This in an increase of 2,055.4% vaits as ruir, be realized in many instances ever the total distribution made in 1898 if greater practical qualities were dis by the American, British and National played Many fail to realise, in china as Foreign Bible Societies. The gyres forewhere, that mere book "kaowledge 1015 how that the American Hibwithout practical application does not Smitty distributes about 80 per pent. of the total distributions in China.
Mr. Yui, However, was asked one other question-ase of stupendous importance in all Chivu.
11-What per cent. of the Chinese peoples may be classed an educated in a common school keze
this Me. Yn replied
•
whole win success,
"AUCTION.
PUBLIC
R.
AUCTION.
PARTICULARS And Conditions of the by Pablic Auction Sale, to be SÜHOOL OF FOREIGN COMMERCE. held on MUNDAY, the 18th day of July, 1917, 3 pm, at the Officer of the Public
Works Department. by Order of Bia Excellency the Governor, cf Do
Oce. Lot ECROWN LAND above Bowen Road, Colony of Hongkong, for in the
term of 75 years, with the option of renowal at a Crown Rant to be fred by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, lar ona further term of 78 peace.
Many other thought, of a political or industrial nature, crowd forward for Fergnition, but I may not discuss them at this timas. I very much desire to say? | however, that I pressine St. John's will, in due course, have a School of Foreign Commerce of a Chair of Foreign Com
шетке.
4. As to the percentage of Chinese people classed as educated in a coutea
have sehool sense we
no definite One reason for again referring to this statistick. By general agreement the may be found in the answers to my percentage of literacy in the country is questions regarding the activities of the extimated at 90 per cent. This, of course, members of your former graduating
other mutiram.
shurch t. 1.C., G. Starr & Co., JAPANESE MAKERS et compare faveurshly with many cases. St. John's and China may well
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11.12 New Bridge St.,'.". SOUTLAND-FRED. L. SIMONT, & North
1981. Davide firest, Edinburgh,
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NEW YORK AT B. Browne, Ind., „Æolian Hall, West färd Streek, Nav York City.
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MADE
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SHANGHAI Mashtz. KELLY & WASH
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Mowin. Krist 2 Watba, Mr.
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FRENCH LESSONS
€/MOUSSION.
35% Morrison
CHINA'S DEMAND FOR EDUCATION.
welcome more captains of industry in foreign trade. All countri' welcomio more men ci strang, robust, righteous character; moré mén who can talte their place in the highest runka Herein may be found another thought of intercational industrial relations. for the graduating class, to wit:-China's St. John's has eminent men among demand for education. Eagerness for her praduates who are serving their knowledge everywhere emphasises China's country in many difficult tasks, but, all dermand for education. With 200,000,000
The Man Who Gets There
Is the man who has blood- Teal rich red blood and plenty of It is body. WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED: COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND makes bloodlots of it—lifo giving, brain': nourishing, strength replenishing blood
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all, considering all sides of the situa tion, it may, in dao-course be agreed to give further attention to practical foreign. Educational activities in an industrial
CHINA'S FOREIGN COMMERCE.
As emphasising the importance of educational Activities of an industrial character. I may add that China's foreign commerce is now greater than ever, not withstanding the great war The highest record was ranched in 1918, being approxi mately be billion Halkwan Tael. It would have bein much more. Chiun pasnessed adegnato abipping facilitie Ball, the grand totalishows nearly a 30 par cent. focreate dverit
*tim year* #27 For 1916, the declared exports from Chin to the Listed Sister plode reached nearly one hundred oriliya, gold dolma, being
about fold
1914 the impo
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Locality.
Registry No,
Forlicilars of the Lot.
Boundary kisamarumeris. ¡Approxhnute)
A per
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NOTICE.
1938
HE
CONSULATE AMERICAN GENERAL. Las received banks and copies of registration regulations for the registration of American citizens subject to the conscription law knowa as the Selected Bervice Act" and is prepared to arrange for the registration of Americans subject to that act.
Hongking July 4, 1917,
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LEA & PERRIMS' label and bottle are copied to such an extent that these precautions are necessary, in order to make sure that you are being supplied with the originai and genuine Worcestershire and not one of its macy imitations.
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