WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1918,
THE CHINA MAIL.
Hughes & Hough
AUCIONKERS TO THE GOVERNMENTS
General Auctioneers Share, Coal and General Produce Brokers and Commission Agunta.
PROPRIETORS
FOR SALE
FOR BALE
RACE COURSE TRAGEDY QUEEN MARY'S NEEDLE
INQUIRY.
WORK GUILD
Following is an extended report The following returns have been USCULUM, Barkar Rond, 158 Peak of the evidence given by Mr. P. Preceived from the Working Parties
Apply-
DUNCAN OLARE, IARM CRAWront à Ca. Hongkong. Mar. 1, 1915.
TOB BALE.
Xavier at yesterday's sitting of the Corner's Court :-
socks, 18 para mittens, Ei mullera, 17. belmets, 7 wool caps, 54 milk covore, 17 eve bandages, 23 many-tailed bandages, a sargical cape, 38 face cloth, 72 towels,
pair slipper
To Colonel Gordon Hail, 27th General Hospital, Egypt 151 rolled bandages.. CITY HALL WORKING PARTY, under Mrs., 39 many talled bandages, 13 eye
bandages, anita pajamas, 183- ahrts, 12 vests, 271 handkerchiefs, 48, pairs of rocks, 7 pairs knea capa, 31 pairs bed rocku, 20 pairs mitters, 55 mufflers, 19 helmet, 20 wool caps, 103. milk cover
DURING JANUARY (Corrected List.) Mr. P. P. Xavier, proprietor of the
Two cines went to Bombay contain 196 Hongkong Printing Press, stated be
bad bad a share in the Xavier Boothing 14 dressing gowns, 10 surgical caps, on site No.7 for about nine years.71 vests, 22 milk covers, 17 shirts, 12 surgical caps, a cholera belts 12 hospital squares, 79 towels, 100 face He took out the P.W.D. permit this tay cloths, argical shirts,cloths, 18 mops and 1 pair blippers. year and gave instructions to the rubbers, 28 bed jackets. 13 bead contractor to erect the stand the
neta, 68 pairs of pyjamas, 4 pairs of bed same as last year. His stand was a
Was Coal Storage Undersigned have received in structions to sell at their Bales Rooms, No. & Des Varux Road, Corner
Ice House Street,
Doden werd Bentley's
2. 3. a dhà & 5th Editions. At Talegraphic Code.
Telegraphie Address *MEIRION* HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE
THE Undersigned have received in- structions to sell by Public Auction
THURSDAY,
abe 14th March, 1918, at 18 o'clock Nosa,
at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,
Da Vaux Road, Corner of
I
The Steam-Ship
Home Street,
"HONGKONG,"
as she now lies on the EAST POINT of NAUCHAU IELAND about twenty- Are miles from KWAN-CHAU-WAN.
Together with her ENGINES,
MOTOR TACHT Built 1918, had very little naige, Hall
...Teakwood Length, water-line 29′ 9′′;.over all 33° Beast... Draft...
CATHOLIC WOMEN's Laloux, under Misa Locmo-20 pairs wooks, 19 pairs bed socks, 11 mufflers, 33 khaki Aandkar- 79 knitted
scrubbers, 45 donan gauze swabs, 1,800 rolled bandages.
WELTAN Caches Wonk, Paner, under
three-storey one. This year the boots, 9, pairs et slippers, 19 mosquito chiefs, 120 food covers, ground floor was used for refresh-cts, 28 dozen handkerchiefs, 46 shrouds, 33 small pillows, 17 many-tailed hard ments, the first floor for cash, sweepi and the top floor was only half the ages, 20 door mops, 1 mufiers, 15 þaire
(Jéhnary and February), 42 muflers, 20 size and specially reserved for ladies of socks, & helmets, 2 caps and 1 pair of Mrs. Rossos:-1,809 called bandagra.
shirts, 28 scrubbers, resta, 68 handker knee capo. He did not give any special instruc-
Four cases to Bombay containing chiefs, pairs mittens, 1 pair surgical. Motor "Scripps", Honyy duty 14 Ętions to the contractor. He examined
PRAY
Suit of Sails, and all Aponssories.
Complete with Lavatory, Bofrigerators the stand on the Sunday prior to the dressing gowns, 114 shirts, 150 vents. 100 stockings, 1 fannel patchwork quilt, 11
SATAL AND Pocztana, under Mrs. Races and everything was in good bed jackets, 220 pairs of pyjamas, 12 pair slippers. order. He supplied refreshments, on surgical shirts, 17 dozen handkerchiefs, SANDALAN-3 shirts, 10 seats, 2 pyjamas, 8 dozen milk covers, 30 scrubbers, 7321 socks, 11 muffers, 7 capy, 2 bed socks,
mcpa.
Price and full particulars may bad from the Undersigned.
Terms --Cash..
kvationeers,
Hongkong, Jan. 2.†1918.
the stand. No cooking was done but HUGHES & HOUGH,
a Chinese chatty was used for boil-overs, 11 pairs of operation stockings, 15 caps, 15 large mosquito nets, 85 small sing water. Only charcoal was used.
There was one main entrance to his mosquito nets, 8 pillows, 5 holdalls, 17 surgeons' coats, 10 pairs of bed boots, Ished on the first door... There was no entrance on the ground ficer. The door on the first floor was about six feet wide. He was in the shed at the time of the collapse, on the first floor. He heard a noise of people trying to run. He thought it was fighting or something like that, and then the shed collapsed, towards the United Stand. He fell down on top of his two sisters, One sister shout-
TO LET
TO LET.
BOILERS, ANCHORS, CHAINS, &c, NO. 3 MORRISON HILL
Ac, &c, and much other SHIPS equip
ment is may be found on board, (but,
10 CARGO is to be considered in this SALE).
*The SHIP is now guarded by the FRENCH authorities."
For further particulars apply to the Undersigned.
Backs
Cab.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, Mar. 7, 1918
PUBLIC AUCTION.
1
218
THE Undersigned have received lustruo
Tions to call by Public Auction,
(FOR ACCOUNT OF TIN CONOKRAKD),
00
THURSDAY,
the 21st March, 1918, at 1.20 p.m. at Rock Villa, No. 13, Wong-Nei-Chong Eand, (next door to Le Calvaire),
***
TALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
TURNITURE, ke,
therein contained. Consisting of ---
Carved Blackwood Overmantel. Settees, Curio and Silver Cabinet, Joes Table, etc.
Teakwood Sideboard and Dinter Waggon, Dining Table and Chairs, Chins Cabos, Crockery, Glass Ware, etc.
Teakwood Twin Beds, Teakwood Wardrobes, Dressing Table and Double. Bed.
Teakwood Ice-chest, Cooking Stove and Utensils, etc.
A730
PLANO in splendid condition by E. Moutrie & Co., excellent Gramophone, records and record shinet, white Cockatoo and ́esgn, etc.
Un view from Wednesday, the Sith
* Noom
Catalogues will be issued. Team:-- Cash.........
HUGHES & BONGR,"
Auctionsours.
Hongkong, Mar. 9, 1918.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
AE Undersigned have received in-
крав
structions from the Liquidators
of the Firm of Mess
FUNCHAND
Apply to
THE TREASURY. Hongkong, Mar. 12, 1918
TO LET.
OFFICES in York Building,
HOUSES on Shameen, Canton..
Apply to
277
KENT & AGENCY Co., Lan,
ed, for help. He tried to escape.
His wife and children were there. They made a hole in the matting and helped out the children. He
shrouds, 34 pairs of slippers. 55 tray cloths, 19 head nets, 13 head bandages, I mop, 5 mizors, 12 packs of cards, e Jeager scarves and a quantity of eye bandages,
To French, Rod Crosa-255 pairs of socks, 100 mufiers, caps. S nec caps. 14 white caps, 30 pairs of bed socks, 16 pair of gloves..
The following letter has been received
E. E. F.
January 13, 1918. Desa Mas. Krowy-Lieut. Harris
has told me, in one of his letters, that you were largely responsible for getting together the fins collection of warm caps that recently reached as from Hongkong
The caps have been a great, boon to the men who, for the first time during the war, have had to face real wintry condi- tions from mid-December to the end of February the weather in the Judean Hills alternates between, torrential rains and bitter coff; snow falling as a rule several To Red Cross, Bombay-259 pairs of times each year at Jerusalem. socks and 87 rooffere.
To Local Troops-060 muflere.
DURING FEBRUARY. One can to 48th General Hospital,
The helmets were sent on r2 6000 23 possible after their arrival at our depot Brd reached us in Xmas week when wo were in the bills within a few miles of Jerusalem, and when the weather was
und 18 members of his familyAlexandria, containing 10 mufflers, 1 doing its worst for us. escaped through the hole. One of pair of accks, pillows, 28 vests, 48 bed his sisters died. The hole was on
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. Was about the tenth of his family to get out. He did not see any fire until he got out. No fire started in his shed. There were about 200
TO LET
IMMEDIATE ENTRY four
desirable SHOPS situated in Ice House Street, opposite the Grand Hotel, recently reconstructed.
For rent and other particulars apply to the Manager, Hongkong Ice Co., Lt 48 Connaught Road Central.
Hongkong, August 3, 1917.
A
TO LEL
2003
FLAT in Nathan Bond, Kowloon
Four roomed houses in Kowloon. *.
Apply to
people in his shed. Four of his office staff were missing, He could not ay how many other people were killed in his shed.
the Golf Club aide of the shed. He jackets, 24 eye bandages, 2 mosquito neta, 27 borginal belts, 4 caps, 7 dozen hand. kerchiefs, 37 pairs of pyjamas, Il shrouds, 4 reversible,bed jackets, 2 surgical suits, 0 gauze veils, if pairs of slippers, 12 tray cloths. 84. milk covers, 15 bead bandages, 24 scrubbers, 2 pairs of bed boots, 1 bezigue. Three cases
to Bombay for Meso- potamia —& pillows, 108 vests, 78 bed jackets, 24 eye bandages, 10 mosquito nets, 11 dozen handkerchiefs, & pairs of-pyjamas, 15 skrenda, 6. reversible bed jackets, 5 surgical suits, 18 paita of slippers, 6 tray covers, 12 milk covers,
By the Crown Solicitor: Admis
sion to his shed was by ticket. They were invitation tickets. He issued about 500 tickets. No charge was made. The tickets were sent to some Chinese, Portuguese and Eng- lish friends. Refreshments were not
charged for; they could be obtained by application for a ticket, to him. There was whisky available. He ran a cash sweep and deducted 15 per
HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE cent. He had no electric light in his
CO., LTD. Alexandra Buildins. Bongbong, August 31, 1977.
MITSUBISHI GOSHI KWAISHA
(Mitsubishi Oo.) |
COAL DEPARTMENT.
BOLA "PROPELTORS OF
stand. He had no precautions against fire. In his opinion the collapse was due to overcrowding. He did not count the people in his
shed.
A
head bandages, 20 scrubbers, 2 pairs of bed boots, 70 shirts, cld linen and playing cards.
Three cases for Bombay 55 shirts, 5 surgical shirts, 15 cotton shirt, 185 pairs of pyjamas, 123 hed jackets, 82 vests, 23 dressing gowns, 1 quilt. 4 reversible bed jackets, 20 dozen banaket- chiefs, 12) dozen milk covers, 36 pairs of slippers, 37 shrouds, 5 pairs of hed boots, 106 covar, 12 face vicths, 4 pairs of socky, 10 small pillow, 20 large mosquito nets, 82 scrubbers.
Also 37 white caps and 28 pairs: of
By Mr. Bowley: The reason the people did not get out was because of being crushed. His sister was held down by a blackboard. There bed socks. was no way out of the basement
OCK LITTLE BIT SOCIETY," under Mrs.
except by going upstairs. There GazZN
Officers and they were much appreciated. The mullers we gave to the Indian
For all your trouble and work we are very grateful and I hope you will secept your helpers. The met splendidly our best thanks and through you to all maintained the reputation of the H.K. Str.-during the advance in Palestine and that cur efforts were not unappreciated is shown by the prompt award of a Military Croes for Lieut. Evenden who came with us from Hong- Kong, two D.C... and three Military Medals-all for specific acts of gallantry. Again thanking you for your efforts on our behalf.Yours sincerely."
(Signed) D. A. MOORE, ALICE D. HICKLÍNG“- Acting Secretary.
YOUR EYES
SHOULD NOT BE NEGLECTE
At the first symptom
were bamboo tables in the basement. To Mrs. Falez, Jackanapes Work of eye strain you should The police made no objection to his Society, 94, Marlborough Mansions, West consult us. having a refreshment room. He had Hampstead, N.W.-2 quits, 2 pillows,
We teat
s Portuguese ticket collector at the 4 pairs stretcher boots, 74 suits pyjamas, eyes scientifically and fit door. Some people were admitted
without tickets. There was an oil white woollen caps, 15 white woollen glasses to individual re lamp in the basement. It was not bed socks, 30 pairs socks, 40 pairs woolion quirements
Aon & Co. to pell by PublicTAKASHIMA OCHI MUTARA slight in the daytime. There was mittens, 11 muflera. 17 Bleeveless
Auction,
MONDAY,
the 20th March, 1918, commencing at
at 11 am, at. Ma-too-kok,
Kawloon City Road,
· A. QUANTITY OF ́»
BECOND-HAND CONTRACTOHS",
PLANT,
Two 18-ft. Invincible vertical double crank compound set condensing twîn
"KISHIDAKK HOJO, NAMAZUTA, NATO KANADA) BHINKEW, KAMIYAMADA, BIBA) & UYUBARÍ COLLIERIZA)
ÁGESIT FÜR SAKITO COAL
YOSHINOTANT- Also a charcoal chattle, and a jar of sweaters.
water for making tea. He heard people running out from the second or of his matshed then it collapsed. He did not know how many people were on the top floor
By Mr. d'Almada: Mr. L. Kaxier, his uncle, was in charge of the shed. He perished in the fire
- Head Ofios 7---- MARUNOUCHL, TOKYO
BRANCH OFFICES ;-...
sories direct seting centrifugal pumping Nagasaki, Moji, Karate, Wakastin No. 7 then.
auginės (one left hind and one, right hand) steam cylinders gila. by 21in. by 1zin. stroke with the necessary fittings and suction and delivery pipes for a lift of about 90 feet
Two Gates Rock and Ore Breakers (Allis Chalmers Co.) que No. 0 right anglo style und aus No. 3 right angle style,with revolving screens, coNCATES tinera and fittingang
- One zein by 10in. Elake Crusher (Fraser & Chalmers) with manganese jaw piston.
Two Taylor's patent 1 yard Conmete Mixer with Bies) Flaming and fittings,
variona and spare SERTA V
Otaru, Mururan, Hakodate, Zobe; Osaka, Kum, Tokyo, Yokohama, Nagoya, Troroga, Vladivostock, -Harkow, Peking,⠀⠀⠀Dairen, Taipah "Lendon, How Yak- Shanghai, Hongking, Haiphong, Claxton. and Singapore"
“Cabin Address WABAKI, 2.
AABC Bah. Ed.. Western Union, and Bentley's
AGENCIES:
One ein. Double Cylinder Manchester CHINKLANG Mesars Gear
Pump by Peiras sin; and 12in cylindermas
sin. stroke with suction and delivers
pipes about 90 ft
Ona 16 EP. double cyl. Bobey Port
MASILA Mesore Macondra:
able Engine with sittings and SINGAPORE: Mesan Borneo Co.
maintings.
One Rin. Belt-driven Cemrifugal Pump
with suction aur delivery pipes about GOW
quantity of Steel Wire Rope, Old
from 10th Marcha
-Cash
To Colonel Gordon Hall, Cairo, Egypt, 408 rolled bandages, 4 door cloths, 37 mops, 40 vests, 100 suite pyjamas, pairs cloth slippers, 7 bags swabs.
To the Matron, 48th
9tis General
Hospital, Alexandria, Egypt-918 rolled bandages, 102 suite pyjamas, 126 white woollen ceps, 30 Bannel vents, 16 slesvolens sweaters, 8 pairs socks, 9 face cloths, 27 mopa, 49 paira mittens 66 pairs slippery, 28 paira stretcher boote, mufflers, 80 white. woollen belts, 18 pairs white woollen bed, socks, 7 bays swabs, 2 pillows, 2 quilti,
By Mr. Bowley Mr. L. Xavier was in No. 9 shed at the time of the collapse Witness was in charge of By Mr. Steavenson He could not say where the sheds were over crowded. He tried to get into the Japanese booth and the booth next to it on the first day of the races after tifin, and they were so crowded 61 eye bandages. that he could not yet in
Gent In January to Hoa. Suph, Red The Court then adjourned until Cross Depot, Bombay: 50 pairs cloth Friday, at 11a.m.
The Man Who
Gets There
Is the inan whi has blood Teal
Ich red blood and plenty of it is body
lipper
UBEC under Mrs. KutoWEE
relled bandages, 10 capellin
℗ many tailed, bandag
| sqtate: awabs.: 9:
6 balaclava hélicefa, mut
wook: socks, 8 pairs surgical;
scrubbers; & heud bandages,
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1814 1914
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BANK CREDITS ARRANGED.. CASKE ADVANCED AGAINST SHIPMENTS,
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AND CO.
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