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LAMMERT BROS.
AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS AND SURVEYORS.
-Public Auctions—“
TUK Undersigned have received Instrão- tion to sell by Public Auction,
QI.
`TRIDAY, May 20, 1921, commencing at £30 p.m..
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at their Sales Rooms, Duddell Street, A Vainable Collection of Antique
China and Carios. From Sung to Ming Dynasties and Kanghi to Towkwang Periods, comprising -
5-coloured, Seoloured, blue and white and famills rosa vases jars, bawls and plates, of bronzes. Feking enamel- ace, lacquered-ware, crystal sad agate
sments, irgry and wood carvings,
d Chinese paintings, etc,
On view from Thursday, the 19th
inst
Catalognes will be issued.
Txxxx-Cash on delivery
LAMMENT BROS,
Auctioneers,
Hongkong, May 14, 1921,
OIL
MONDAY, May 23, 1991, commencing at 10.30 a.m.
at the Premises of the China Mining &
Smelting Co. Ltd LoWU,
The Plant of the above mentioned Company. Comprising all the Machinery,
Tools, Spares, etc. ́ ́
(To be put up in the Lot. Should the property be not disposed of in this manner, the plant will be sold piecemeal).
Terms: Cash on delivery.
N. B. Intending purchasers
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travel by the train leaving Kowloon, at 915 am and can return by the train Isuring Sum Chuen as·1140 am
Inspection orders ung be had on application to the undersigned.
LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.
Hongkong, April 27, 1921.
BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES
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MESSIS. LAMMERT BROS, are
instructed to sell
the S. S. "KAM MA,”
as she now lies in the Typhoon" Reinge, at YAUMATI by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
THURSDAY,
the 26th day of May, 1921, at 3 p.
IN' ONE LOT
at their Auction Rooms in Daddell
Street
!!
The Ship is a Wooden ship of ap proximately 1800 tons capacity with secommonatius for about 800 Chinese Passengers now nearing completion. For particulars to view apply to Mesra LAMMERT BEOS,, the Auctioneers.
For further particulars
Apply to:
Blestra
JOHNSON STOKES & MASTER,
Solicitors, de, Hongkong,"
0: to
THE AUCTIONEERS.
Hongkong, May 6, 1921.
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AMERICAN'S VIEWS.
NO SENSE OF NATIONALITY."
astonishing readiness of so many Englishmen to confess that British policy in the past in Ireland has been very bad. Two. Their readiness to stop right therees in the case of my Tory friend at the first house I went to in Londen and have nothing in particular to suggest about British policy in Ireland in the future.
HUSBAND'S DECALOGUE..
IMPLICIT OBEDIENCE.
A NEW CAUSE FOR DIVORCE.
Ten commandments which a man
Some interesting views on the Irish
"Then one day a Scotsman problem are contained in the first of a after some remarks of mine, said. "You drew up for the guidance of his wife series of articles by Mr. Willis Hard know why the English can't under have led to disorce proceedings and in the April number of the Metropoli-stand the Irish? The English have the dissolution of the marriage. It tan, the American monthly, as the co sense of nationality,'
was the war which induced the result of several months investigation Mr. Eard adds "The conservative domestic law. When he returned
husband to make these tables of the i
of the fact on the spot.
Englishman is a bit outside nation- Mr. Hard, who sets out to explain alism because he is a believer in a sort he considered that, as he himself had from the front, inwred to discipline, Why England faile in Ireland, of composite imperialism. And the been accustomed to obey orders, it says that what struck hina most radical Englishman of the Labour would be a good thing to run his forcibly during his first evening's Party--though he vigorously pro-household according to special rules. visit to London was British silence tests against the methods of the He therefore wrote the following ten about Ireland. He was present at British military.in Ireland is even commandments and presented them a large party attended by al cissses more outside nationalism because he to his wife, informing her that she of politicians, including several Labour is a believer in a sort of international would be expected to obey them leaders, and for two hours wandered proletarianism
scrupulously:
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4. Do nothing" yourself without any orders.
5. Execute my orders without any discussion. wife in the home.
6. In a word, do your duty as a j
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15, Morrison HU KÜLA
from group to group listening to in-
1: Your work must be checked
· THE BRITISH VIEW. teresting conversations on all sortsTo-day, when an Englishman every week,
2. Keep of subjects, but not one word did he
account of your says that he is unalterably opposed hear on Britain's most pressing to an Trish republic, he will often go
expenses every day.
3. Let everything in the house be difficulty-Ireland.”
on to concede to Ireland every con- in order, clean, and in good repair. Finally he introduced the matter peivable power of separate self-govern- himself by asking a man who looked nent except the right to have an as if be would be very conservative; army and navy which would destroy "What do you think of Ireland what is technically described as the The reply he got was:
strategic unity of the British Isles. There are really very few Union The British Isles, he will say, must ists left of the old school. But we're be a military and naval unit. On 7. Be always polite towards your always too late. Now I suppose that point I happened personally to husband; ne slang, and no untruths. we're too late again. People like hear no other opinion from any En- as befits the wife of a modest
8. Dress simply and in good taste WHY I NEVER MARRIED. have endured that either should.”- mc-Tories- perhaps you would call glishman; but on all other points employee. uswe are supporting a Bill now that found all possible sorts of opinions: the Tories of twenty years ago would and I began soon to feel rather women wear in order to attract men have called fatal to the Empire. You amazed that with a Britain so capable in search of love adventures. just go and read about what The of so many concessions to Ireland, 10. Never buy any clothes without Times said about Irish Home Rule in the British Government should have consulting me.
9. Never wear dresses which those
FRANK MISS CHRISTABEL PANKHURST.
Some women may have only one These 'sanctions" apparently answer to give to the question "Why
That third reason is followed by many others-piquant or grave,
A curious thing is that from her earliest youth she avoided all thought of marriage from an instinctive feeling that some special work lay ahead for her. But that she was a man-hater
Since, as she says, "it is hopelessly after all, she declares, it was well old-fashioned to shrink from discussing worth while to sacrifice other interests one's private concerns in public, and joys romance included-to her. she gives these answers with the nt-work. For, her sim achieved, she most candour in an article in The thinks she is one of the happiest Weekly Dispatch in a series of con- women in the world.
Gladstone's day, Then read what pursued a policy ending in the horrors overpowered the woman. At any have you never married?" but Miss she strenuously denies-man-hating, The Times is advocating now. It is called reprisals.. willing to give more to the Irah now! It began to interest me often in rate, she did not carry them out, and Christabel Pankhurst has many. she says, is ugly and unnatural. And, than the mass of the Irish once asked the morning to resd a drastic, un-He tas obtained it......§
the husb. nd demanded a "divorce. The Tines is beyond where the Irish yielding speech by Mr, Lloyd George were. It is easy for us to be beyond | on the subject of Ireland, and then where the Irish were. But we never read a really quiet con- seem to catch up with where they are. ciliatory editoral about Ireland in became clearer the moment when in I blame my own sort of people, Tories that certainly ret anti-British paper, effect Mr. Lloyd George had to chocce Always too late.".
The Times. Lord Northcliffe, both between Capital and Labour. He fessions about her own life and about The confessions of so remarkable a the inner secrets of the Suffragette personality naturally have a wide movement which she directed with and varied zange. She tells of such stormy energy.
life as a refugee from the law, of. I am afraid that such a cum-total secret funds and codes of the Suffi of human perfections as I should have gettes, of her adventures with the required in a husband have seldom, police, of her acts of war and how if ever existed. That is one reason they were planned, of politicians she "It would have been decidedly bas met and what she thinks of them. pleasant for a husband to be neg
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in The Times and in conversation, chase. Instead of moving toward Mr. Hard saya: British policy secured more a Liberal in this matter the left, he moved toward the right in Ireland has few admirers in Britain. then the great Lateral staterman who toward Conservatism. One afternoon at tea-time in a Gov-deuceared the inhumanities of the "He has moved toward people who ernment Department I heard one of Boer War, and who set out to rescue are equally shocked by a rising Pro the ablest and most highly regarded there of Britain from the rich, letariat and by a rising Ireland. His of English officials reminiscently say and who preceded Mz Woodrow political British position is determined Our blanders in Ireland during the Virn to the announcement of the by the conflict between classes, in wax were hardly to be explained on destre of deliverance for the small Britam, and it ends by embittering the theory of simply human stupidity antiers of Central Empe.
the conflict between races in the lected as mine would have been; to They had the proportions of super
British Isles. In choosing to be have his feelings harrowed by the human decrees by fate in a Greck "abour in Britain is the element more Conservative than his old fol-exceptional strain and responsibility
FOR A LAME BACK: tragedy? They were on a scale erchhtu, na the whole, is willing to go lowers, he was obliged also to choose to which I was liable; and, into the sa no buman brain would be powerful from toward recting the demands to be-more Imperialistic and more bargain, to be exposed to the risk of THEN you harerains or lameness in the back bathe the parts with enough one would think-to con-et Ln Fish. Mr. Lloyd George was ruthless against the nationalism of retaliation in respect of his wife's
Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice a day, 24 for Lime on very friendly terms the Irish; because the road which led methods. That is a second..."
merging with the palm of the hand e I passed ove jest ich Labour. The British him away from Henderson-as-a 7 BABIES'ÅND. HER WORK.
for are minutes at each application. the paradox that is presented to the Labour began to move toward the political ally brings him toward the Also, what of the children! This camper por of flannel slight s foreign observer in Britain by the twe left toward Tadicalism. The plane at which Carson for him may Either my work or my Kabies would with this liniment and bind it on over the most of pain: For sale by all Chemists following circumstances: One. The split Ttween Capital and Labour: be a political necesity,
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