MONDAY, JUNE -13, 1921,

INTIMATIONS.

"THE BAITISH LEGION.”

Hughes & Hough A GENERAL MEETING will ha

LUOTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT

AND ADMIRALIT.

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Coal Contractors

General Brokers.

held in the CHAMBER" OF COMMERCE ROOM, CITY: HALL at 3.30 PM. TODAY, the 13th of June, ef lose who attendal Major- General Sir G. M. KIRKPATRICK'S Meeting of Ex. Service Men on April 21st, 1921, and signified their inten- tion of juning "THE LEGION," and of those who have since joined. To

WANT

THE CHINA MAIL.

ADVERTISEMENTS

~ 25 WORDS 3 INSERTIONS,

SL. PREPAID.

Every additional wood & Cantà

for 3 insertions.

TO LET.

PUBLIC AUCTIONS- receive the Report of the General TO LET - Apartment FURNISHED

THE

cu (187 Uadendgoed have roestved iuxtras.

{rom 1000rE OF THE COSLEENED), ON

TUESDAY,

June 11, 1921, at 230 pm

st their Sales Rooms, No.

Des York Road, Corner of

Ive Hotse Street,

AN ASSORTMEST OF Superior Household Elneus, &c, Comprising --

Sheeting Pillar Cases, Bed Valances Table Cloths, Serviettes, Glass- and Kitchen Cloths, Bath Sheets and Towels, Heckaback Towels, Ladies" and Gent's Handkerchiefs

do.. Terms: Cash,

de,

&c.,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers...

Boagkang. Jane 9, 1991.

Committee appointed at that Meeting-

Hongkong, Jane $, 1921.

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

THE NEXT GYMKHANA is fixed

for June 23th, 1921. Draft Programmes and Entry Forms mar be obtained at the Race Course, Hongkong Club, Causeway Bay Stables, and the Ufice of the Jockey Club în Hongkong Club anger.

Entries close. Tuesday, 14th June, but it is requested that they be sent in earlier if possible.

Hoogkong, June 9, 1921,

HONGKONG 3OCKEY CLUB

Laraen Subscription Grifins.

MEMBERS wishing to subscribe for one or more Larsen Subs for the Ocial Meeting 1922, (ii obtainable at about'the same price as last year - Le $300-) will please apply in writing to the Undersigned, or sign the List

Club Stables and the Cofee Room at the Race Course.

(For account of R. J. HUNTER, Esq.)sted in the Hangkong Club, Jockey

WEDNESDAY,

June 15,-1321, at 10.30 à....... at 58, Nathan Read, Kowloon,

THE Valasble Household · Forniture, Comprising Bedroom and Piting Suite, China Glass, Cutlery, &c.

Pall Particulars from Catalogue). Terms:-Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioners. Hongkong, June 8, 1921.

Glover's

FILT

Dog Remedies

Learn the Cure and Prevention of

the diseases of your dog.

Book on Dog Diseases and How to Feed" Sent free on regeatt

H. Clay Glover Co, Inc.

11A West

New York

SL USA

Åsvete. MULLER & PARTS

▼(Art) 16, Bang Kong

FANCY DYEING

IN

SHADES

TO MATCH YOUR

COSTUME

Stockings, Laces, Nets, Chiffons, Fringes, Braids, Tassels, etc.

Our established reputation as Expert Dyers insures per- fect matching of shades and proper treatment of delicate or rare expensive fabrics.

ALFRED HARDY & 00,

DYERS

and

DRY

CLEANERS

Agents:

DISS BROS. TAILORS.

MARTIN'S

SAPIOL & STRE

As owing to Political troubles in Mongolia there may be difficulty in obtaining posies, as early application is considered advisable, and it is pro- posed to close the Lins on Jene the 23rd.

II. BIRKETT, Clerk of the Course. Hongkong, June 10, 1921,

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OFFICE. NOTICE.

THIS OFFICE will in future be entirely.

CLOSED on SATURDAYS at I

3. i. SMITH, Superintendent, Import and Exporte Hongong, Jane 9. 19±L

11

Chamber of Commerce Room

(CITY HALL).

14th & 17th June,

At 5.45 pm.

VIOLIN & PIANO RECITAL..

Vladimir

Siroido

Violin

Virtuoso and

Каггу Оте

Pianist Composer..

TICKETS AT ANDERSON'S

at $3, $2 & $1. "

St. John's Cathedral

THURSDAY,

June 16th,

"at 9.15 p.m.

ORGAN RECITAL

Vocalist:

Miss Jean Lowson.

KERMATH

Smooth and Steady

Keishat your boat nor your englan will shake to pieces if your engin kt. a. Kermathizaka Kezmark kuş b practically so vibracjas; it nets: with extreme amantkiem....

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BHANGNAL

acturing Ca

or UNPORNISHED.. care of CsA MAR.”

FOR SALE

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FOR SALE OVE TWO LOTS of LAND, în Jordan Roid, Kowloon, about seven minutes by Richa from Ferry. For plax & further particulars apply Box 1235, c/o "Cami Man”

SALE by tender of W.D, Vossel "BERCULES"

£

obase of the” above named vesicl TENDERS are invited for the pur with Engines and Boilers and variona spare stores

.

Header forms will be inned ca appli- cation to the undersigned.

Tender forms to reach the Ordnance

once, for later than 12 con 12th July, 1921.

"The vessel is now lyingat R. A SC Pier and can be viewed on pandaction of forms of tender to the Officer îna charge Transport, ASC

Particulars of the vessel re Steam vessel. Displacement tonnage 170. Length...

...$3 foot.

Beam

Depit...

Borse Power Koota

...li feet 2 inches

10 feet 3 inches.

...330. 10.

Working pressure per

sqcare inch.150.

Engines by Cox & Co, Filmonth. Vessel built at Falmouth. Construction of vessel. Food up to water line, iron plazed above. Approximate carrying capacity:-

25 Toms pr 100 Fazsengers. E. G. SPINKS, CAPTAIN,

Ordmace Officer.

R. A. O. C. Depot;

Queen's Road EuL

Hongkong, June 10, 1921.

NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that

the mina zement of the firm of Messrs. J. ULLMAN & CO. has been taken over by Ma RENE AL ULLMANN.

Hongkong, Jane 2, 1941.

ECLIPSE WONDERS.

ANIMALS MISLED.

TWILIGHT AND BIRDS' EVENSONG

EEFORE LUNCH.

The annular eclipse of the sun on April 8 was by general consent a thorough success. The phenomenon created great public interest, and the conditions for observation were per fect, says a home paper of April 9.

It took place at an hour when

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You get fresh, cigarettes--firm, -full-favored and coal berning. And you can't know he much better a fresh ägarette tastes, until you ty Chesterfields.

LIGGETT & MIVERs Tosacco Co

Chesterfield

20 for 20 cents

in air-sgit packages. Also oètainable in round tins of 50, vacuum-sealed.

Silence reigned in the Royal Obser vatory save for the solema ticking of the sidereal clock and the gentle murmur of the mechanism which kept the telescope moving with the sun. The "observer lay back in a deck chair, with his head glued to the eye-piece. Every minute cult the clock and jot down hunk- or two he leaped from his seat to

ed notes.

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within a second of the time that had The eclipse ended, as it had began

mathematical exactitude of astrono been predicteda triumph for the

which affect billions of miles of space mers when dealing with calculations watched from trains, tramway-cars, It was a great success from a

thousands of Londoners were on their

way to their day's work, and was

and omnibuses as much asfromstreets

and houses.. There was a great de-spectacular point of view,, said an mand for smoked and coloured glass Oficial at the Royal Observatory. and photographic negatives whether

ELUSIVE ANNULUS.

bite out of the sun. I heard the sounds of bird life about 9.20. ́A couple of seagulis, screeched out as they few near by. Ten minutes or so- |later I noticed that the grass, and beathercovered fill slopes in front of me had assumed a velvety green hue and the brown heather had become almost black,

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of glass or film. Mary people carried Writing from Mallaig, Inverness- pieces in their packes and when-shire, a correspondent says: ever they pulled them but a little It was all still and silent in this knot of spectators would gather and little fishing village when I set ant ask to be allowed to borrow them.] dut about 7.30 to, watch the eclipse, An ex-soldier in Trafalgar Squire The sky was wonderfully clear and charged 23. per head for a look blue as I left the road and climbed through his veled glass. A cinemas one of the rain-saddened hillsides to firm gave away pieces of film which the south of the town. I first recog- served the turn equally well, enda nised the moon through my dark resourceful faxi driver, smoked the screen about 850; it resembled a lens of his headlamp and placed it at the service of his patrons. Tea- chers and pupils assembled in the play-grounds of many schools for lesson on the unaccustomed sight.

Railway, guards were in great demand at Waterloo and other Lon- don termini, for the red and green glass on their lamps provided just the protection the eyes required in I had been watching for more thin watching the eclipse. Interesting an hour and a half when I felt my- effects of the eclipse included: self becoming distinctly colder. · I Reduction of the daylight to twlight | decided to put on gloves, and was for several minutes; fall of several just about to take my eye away from degrees in the sic temperature: the screen when I reminded myself Venus seen with the naked eye as a | how easy it would be to miss the present; Mercury as a half-moons annular phase, which would last sua reflections under frees seen as a less than – two minutes. These present, instead of as a circle; fall of † thoughts were - zuming, through 38 degrees Fabrenheit of the solar i my mind

wonderin! radiation; birds began to ting: their | sight was present my gaze.- The evening song.

[ ] this crescent on the aft of the sun ENDED TO THE SECOND. Suddenly rushed both ways and Officials at Greenwich Observatory formed into a circle. This was the had a busy time. The largest tele l'anglus. I quickly pulled away the scope is unsuitable for solar observar | screen, immediately saw Venus to tion owing to the flood of just, but the left of the

early Georges Carpentier was a visitor Instrements were visible to the naked eye looked to the House of Commons where, as

the eclipse, and, for Mercury, but could not find him, the

Philly Sassoon, in eighteen. I took out my field-glasse

the special

four of the

in use

lipse during one glimpse Mercury, but could

not see him with the nak

GEORGES CARPENTIER.

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BHANGKAS

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was at one time champlan- ok: the

Buster Navy Cod vited the French |îna 3 ounds, exhibition, sparning. contest in one of the committees roams of the House, admission limited to members of both House at z

head, the proceeds

and

Pen, route to the United

States, where he is to box: Dempsey for the championship of the work on July 5

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