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JAMMERT BROS.
AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS AND ÕUEVETORS.
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Mow so well by Pubilly Auction. OD
PRIWAV, September 30, commencing at 18 o'clock (DOOR).
de Chia Prosides: Loan & Morr 'gage Ch's Godown, Kennedy Town,
413 rts Triangular Wire Mesh,
Also Quantity of Shirt Lengths of Joists. Chain, etc.
Terms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS,
Auctioneers. Hongkong. September 2, 1991.
ON
FRIDAY, Sept. 30, 1871. Commencing at 2.30 p.m.
their Salon Rooms, Duddel! Street,
A Large Quantity of
Tàuable Konsehold Furniture,
Comprising:
Teak hatstand, tesk chairs, dinner waggon, sideboard with bevelled mirrer, chest, round and equare tables tutc.
"Double iron bedstens, Teck bedsteade, seable and single wartubes, dressing Men with becelled mirrors, chestsof de, wasstaude, toilet crockery, ata, etc.
Also
A few pieces of Canton Blackwood-ware 2nd
1 Cothy Piano by Collard &
CollarTMTM
£ Biyoles,
1 Motor Bicycle,
view from Thursday, the b
Filam Finder.
Catalogues will be issued. Farms: Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers. Hongkong September 26, 1921.
FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.
CHLIRT.
marter boot, vonei
L-In Pictoria, with two Beavers.
10 cents
-40 25
CAR hour,
war
„me hour, t
Chree hours,
Ze bour,
(8 am to 6p.$2.00
If the trip is extended beyond Victoria,
ké fare extr.
Between the hours of 8.30 p.m. and 6 e. the above fares shall be increased
SU por centum.
11-Byond Victoria, with four Baca tar 0.80 cents. FLoor.
.3100 1.50
Three hours,****
Cág (6 am. 10 to $2.00
IJL—in the Hill District.
With Bars With 4 Bearers.
Pacter hour.30.15
30.30
* hour, ... ...0.20
0.40
Die bour
0.60
Two hours.
$150
0.80
Three kotrs, 0.70
1.00
13 hours.... 1.00
1.50
Day (am teep.m.)!)
1.00
RICKSHAS
In the Island of Hon show, if engaged
in Victoria.
Ce minutes,
Parter hour,
Gifhour,
One hour
very Subsequent hour
& centa
F
14
.20
90
-If the ricksha be end within the City of Victoris, and be dis ged outride the Western part of the Victoria after 9 pm or be dis I to the Fast of Bay View Police See op the Fastern side of the City ctoria ter 8 p.m. an extes Hull are shall be chargeable.
IL-In Kowloom
Quarter hour,
Half hour, we are won the web ng 15
A conta.
Bexy saboog went hoor, 19
III-Taipo Bond
Twenty cents abill be adried fce ench extra best or panet
hour if the hirerosenes
the journey to take længer than
4th ñ--
. 75 cents
100 Begend 4th to 8th mile-
bour. hours.
མ་ཡི----* ht-
$150
AƐngon i Sth to Rh mile-
$200
Beyond 9th to 11th mile-- siglo $200
Fires for journeys beyond the 11th:
maile ŝo be a tontter if previous MICHAŁAS sment in each caso.
The Jares høre set out in apply to one shokon with three coolics From Tam Sha
MASSAGE
Mr.HMDA and Wrɛ, HONDA
INTIMATIONS
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THEM.
THE CHINA MAIL.
EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
To the Editor of the "China MÈ,"}
TO AWAKEN
INDUSTRY.
Losnes. September with. Mr. Churchill, addressing the gather- JUST received a large Consignmenting at the Gold Coast Civil Service uf (1) LACTOGEN the most digestive
dir, suggested that something might food for Infants which keeps good in
be done to relieve the present lack of enterprise and initiative in the business quality during Hot weather (2) LAC TORE THE Saga) for tweetering the an industrial world by placing orders to railway material and all apparatus foods of Infants and Dyspeption () MILFORD MCGRATH FLUID INSEC
needed to develop the natural resources TIOIDE the Best Finid for destroying of the Crown Colonies, which Parliament
had so lar beglected. Flow, Howqnitoes, Bugs, Flics and all other Insect Fats in Emmers and (^)
JOHN CAHILL'S GOLDEN FLEECE, MAGIC and CINDERELLA BOAPS for keeping everything clean in Henses,
PRICES A Very Modenas. In pection and Enquiries are cordially irrited.
SHIU FUNG TAI & 00. Sol Agents ber Bengkong sad Nouch Chian Ros. 47 48, Commuight Road Central, Hongkong|
Telephone JOR
理代
FOR SALE
COLLECTION
YATES
OF
Garden Seeds.
la tine containing enough Seeda tom plant a moderate sized garden
at $6 per tio.
GRACA & CO.,
No, it Wyndham Stress,
P. U. Box 620.
Hongkong,
JAPANESE MAKERS,
Every kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER.
CHERRY & 00..
PEDDER STREET, Opposite Hongkong Hobal
Talophons Bo. 429%
Hongkong, March 20, 1914,
TANG YUK, Dustier.
Bacement
the lake 8IES TING, 14 D'Aguline teed. THIS VERY MODERAZI
Comzation ha.
NEW PREROK REMEDY.
THERAPIONN THERAPION NË 2 THERAPION N03
JILA SVLJANONG CRMOST
ABABI BREB
بل الاسلامية
PILSENER BEA
SAHIB
ZABA LAGER
SPEDALLY
JEWERY COME
BOLS AD
THIBER
LAGER BEES
customers. Mr. Many of our old
IFA Churchill said, have disappeared. have killed a lot of them, and put others the bankruptcy court, so that they are unable to renew their ordem with the regularity and abundance which we are entitled to expect. Why did we not look in the great eircle of the British Empire, where there were assets, in which we could sink £200.000.000 in the next ten years with certainty, recovering every penny invested! It seemed to him that the development of the Crown Colonies was one of the factors which ought to be used in solving the temporary collapse of markets and purchasers-(Cheers.)
Losnos. September 9th.
The Fremier has invited the Financial Secretary of the Treasury to arrange for a number of financial experts and comD- travel to mercial representatives to Gairloch 10 discuss the Government's pro- posals for trade revival.
The Board of Trade favours the exten- sion of the scheme of export credits. while land reclamation and road developi Iment will, also. be considered.
INDIAN UNREST,
Husay, September 7th.
UNLUCKY LINER.
SURRENDERED SHIP A BURDEN TO THE TAXPAYER.
Under the terms of the Peace:
INNOCENT SOLDIER.
1100 COMPENSATION FROM THE WAR OFFICE.
The War Office has granted f100 to Private Daniel Rowe as compensa- tion for wrongful imprisonment.
Rowe was sentenced by general courtmartial to six months hard
Thaty the profits obtained by the sale of the former German mercantile marine are to be a part of the in- deninity. No mention has been labour on a charge of fraudulent con- made of lowes, and presumably these version of goods while manager of the will have to be borne by the taxpayer. Rhine Army reception camp at
One case in which there has been Cologne.
After serving four months' im- a heavy loss is that of the former Hamburg-American "fine" Graf Wal-prisonment he was released and dersee which was handed over to us. notified that no particular goods were For several months she lay in the Thames of Gravesend with a füg in Whan the question was raised in constant attendance, and this item Parliament Sir L. Worthington-Evans, alone must have run into very well Secretary for War, said it was not over £1,000,
asual to grant compensation in such
deficient.
She was then towed down to South-eases. end, where a pale broke her adrift and blew her our to seu. Tugs pick- ed her up, and have lodged heavy salvage claims, while in getting back to safety she swung out of the Channel, and did several thousand pounds" worth of damage.
She was docked at Tilbury, where she has been for the past nine months at quite a considerable sum per day
WHISKY SMUGGLING.
ANOTHER MYSTERY SHIP SIGHTED.
The American steamer "Lakear- line," just arrived at New York, re ports having sighted a mystery ship in harbour dues. Her expense to the 100 miles south-east of "Cape Government has Tun into many Hatteras. The mystery ship is de- thousands.
scribed as a large schooner, carrying
She has now been sold by auction two motor-boats in davits, and two to firm of shipbreakers, who paid look-outs in crow's nests. She was in
The Conference of the Nationalist Con£4,0, for her. This is believed to the water too deep for fishing, and be the record how price for a 13,000-was, have to in light weather, ap ton ship.
gress and the Khilafat Workers in Sind has passed a resolution requesting the Congress to adopt civil disobedience from November 1st.
KARICH, September 27th. The trial of the Ali brothers, Dr. Kitles and fos: others opened today before the City Magistrate.
Police witnesses gave evidence saying that the utterances of the accused pro posed seconding the resolutio of the Khilalat Conference in July.klaring. inter alia, that it was at present unlaw ful for assulman to enter er remain in the British army.
BELGIAN AERODROME FIRE.
BRUSEL, September 29th. A great fire has destroyed the Evere aerodrome and many acroplauts have been burut. The explosions of petrol were board in Brussels
"PORT AUGUSTA " FIRE.
CAPETOWN, September 27th. The fire on board the Port Augusta bas been extinguished. Apparently. only a number of picos bave ben destroyed.
DRUGS COSTSEENCE
GENEVA, September 27th. The French Government's opium resolu- tion has been referred to the Opium Con- saltative Committee, which later, sub mits the question to the Council
LEAGUE OF HAWKONS.
GENEVA, September 25th.
adopted The Sixth Committee has unanimously the combined resolution by Lord Robert Cecil and M. Schanzer ask- ing the Military Commission to draft reduction of general proposin on the armament for submission to next year's Assembly.
The resolution reatited in a lively de- hate, in which Mr. Fisher, H. Schanzer and Lord Robert Cecil participated.
The Committee then discussed the Rus Bian famine. Dr. Nansen vehemently "the deplorable politiml denounced atmosphere surrounding the problem, flatly denying the rumour that one of Mr. Hoover's food trains had been He declared pillaged by Soviet troops. that the American relief organization wWAS now feeding three million children, in- stead of ore million.
Lord Robert Cecil warmly upheld Dr. Nansen's agreement with the Boriet, which he considered thoroughly satisfac tory, and urged the Committee to express approval of the agreement.
Mr. Fisher wound up the debate, de claring that the Governments were not able directly to assist the relief schernes.
SOYA BEAN
LoDos, September 28th. "It is the matter of the highest politi. cal importance that the West should learn, the lesson of cheaper living as taught them by the East in the adaptation of the soya bean an article of food, Given the existing situation on the Cop- tinent, this is the only real solation of the problem of reconstruction says statement made to the Times Vienna correspondent by Dr. Berczeller, a & young Hungarian who is experimenting with
soya bean as food.
Dr. Berczeller claims that he has suc-
RUSSIA VIA SIBERIA.
ICEBREAKER TO OPEN UP NEW TRADE ROUTE.
Trade between Britain and Russis is developing, and on both sides there is a hope of a further improvement in the near future.
An attempt is to be made to open up trade with Central Siberia by the nothern sea and river ronte, and in connection with an expedition" organ- ised by the All-Russian Co-operative Society, Ltd, London, the icebreaker "Alexandria” will, sail shortly from Leith to, traverse a new trade route from Great Britain by way of the Kara Se
which the ice breaker flinto make a way, are to make the attempt.
Two of them, the "Ashwin" and "Tintern Abbey," have already left Liverpool; two other British ships will shortly sail from Hamburg, and the fifth, a Norwegian boat, is due to leave Gothenburg.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,
NOTICES.
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WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS,
Hotel Kansion 8.
Agents fors—-ADMIRALTY CHARTS,
ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. BENSON'S ENGLISH WATCHES, ENGLISH SILVAHWANE, direct frone Manufactu
High Class English Jewellery,
PHOTO BUPPLE
LONG HING & CO., Kodad Kodak -185, 86-
DEVELOPING & PRINTING A SPECIALITY.
No. 17A, QUEITH BOLD GRURAL, Hanexoso.
HOTELS AND CAFES.
HONGKONG HOTEL (Hongkong)
REPULSE BAY HOTEL (Bepulse Bay)
PENINSULA HOTEL
(Kowloon)
(projected)
--RUSSELL STREET-GARAGE
HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE
TOWN GARAGE&
SHOW ROOMS
(Pedder Street)
REPULSE" BAY GARAGE
parently not going anywhere There was no indication of the name of the vessel. The mystery ship is believed to be a whisky running vessel.
Federal agents seized the schooner Edward H Berke and two motor bosts at Atlantic City. They have arrested five men, who have all been charged with running rum. Yachtsmen have discovered the Oasis, a converted fishing boat under the British flag. 1,600 Feet above Sea Level, retailing liquor twenty miles off the Martha's Vineyard Island.
MAKE YOURSELF STRONGER
People with strong cor stitutions miserable for others. Don't you envy escape many minor ills that make life the friend who does not know what a headache is, whose digestion is perfect and deep undisturbed 1
How far do you come from this scription and bave you ever made an esienst effort to strengthen your consti sution, to build up your system to ward. b dues and discomfort f
Everyone cannot hare perfect health, bot unless you have an organic disease it is generally possible to improve your physical condition by attention to the rules of health the first of which is to keep the blood built up.
Dr. Williams Pink Fills for. Pale People contain jost the elements needed to build up the blood and restore the font colour and vitality. New energy circulates through the system with the enriched blood, the heart stops ita alarming palpitating, colour reforms to cheeks and lips.
Altogether they will carry a aggregate cargo of 11,000 tons, valued at more than £250,000, and consisting chiefly of agricultural implements,
Nothing more is needed except sun- hardware, milway materials, ma-light, good air, proper food and rest chinery, household supplies, black- If you do not know exactly what rales smiths' tools, and sporting guns, with to flow in these matters write to-day
to the Dr. Williams' Merticise Co, ammunition for fur-hunters,
Schuen Road, Shanghai for the "The Blood and Its Work." Hydrographic and barometric re booklet. cords and biological observations will Your own druggit sells Dr. Williams on receipt of price, 150 per bottle, or be made and cinematographers will pink pills, or they will be sent by mail bring back pictures of the land life for six bottles, post free from the of the country.
«bows addre
Worn out with Agonising Pains
"Nothing gave me relief until I tried De Witt's "Pills" says Mrs. PèterS.
Here is a remarkable letter written by a lady they relieved my back after the first does. I who has suffered tortures which are almost nought a bottle from Boots the Chemists in the incredible to those who do not know the real High erot, relly Oak, and before I had surished meaning of Kidney troubles." But those who them I felt heaps better. The pains are all gone know what the Bonising paza a-those who and I feel a different woman. 1 will always keep barersperianced their show
ly "wering oct" lect should read the following letter, and even if you ha wiel er rything" do not despair but do what Mr. Peters did get a box of De Witt's. Here are Mrs.
Peters own words.
***For over nina poers. I sered terrible aguzies from Bilser trouble and
ceeded in creating three foode, namely, pains the back I never bread, four and milk, in which the bio-thought I'should ever t
factor is taken into account.
Макпл
1 over it At night the pain
bread in the cheapest was intorso and sleep was
in the market, very palatable and easily
digested, while the
manna
man milk very similar to cow's milk at one-sixth that these food- "He suggests that the ・tive cost-
stuffs are suitable to combat the Russian tintre
to owing
their cheapness, compact ness and speediness of production, while the diffusion of these foodstuffs would lead to the permanent cultivation of the Boys in the Ukraine, which will be very important to the future provisioning al Europe..
ART
CONGRESE..
PARIS, September 27th. The International Congress on the His- tory of Art has been opened. China is represented at it by Mt. Loo Kao, man- ager of the Chinese School Delegation in Europe.
AFGHAN
TERÁTY.
BA, September 28th. Ghulam Siddiq, member of the Afghan Mission to Europe has returned to Kabul. His arrival is expected to in Esence the Indo-Afghan negotiations, in -iew of the experience be gained in
Europe and acerbera
atmoletely out of the gas-
-
tion. I-always felt inría le
and deperamed“ The atinčka which came on anddenly
9
the pills, by me, I feel really grateful because they have cured me of those terrible pain. Iam plessed to recommend them.”
This later, was written
·Tale Road; Felly Oak,
Birmingham, in Keptember
1914
· Over- Fres
lalar, on December 22nd
1919, the proprietors of De Wi's Kidney and Bladde Pilis, beard again freen ra
Pelers who said, "I have
never had a return of ery
signs of Kidney true since your Pille cured me five years ago."
To cure kidney troubled were as if a knife were cutting right into the any kind you must positively rid of the axalled my back. Many ani many a time I have angethe poisonous Uric Acid. Remember, seclutely shade out with aguy. The cffeto della psi metody must prog at the avial palos male me face ai drain the kidneys and the badder, and not through and allow. The secretions were thick and fall bow bowels, as meat kidney pille de Whee of sediment, and burning pains cape ca you see the urine change in a muddy br
colour- feature which distinguishem De. Witt's. frequently
A friend give me a emple of De Witt's Pills from all others yon know that they and sold me to try them as her and done her have poi their bealing shock on the right spot good, I did so, and am really thankful I 'ill, the kidneys and ins binöder.
De Witt's
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village of Pectonville, Maryland, a service was held in the little episcopal church, attended by all the country- the aide. Bishop Anderson” was preacher, and he delivered rather President Harding retained to political sermon, congratulating the White House after camping out in the President that America did not joini woods with Mr. Edison (the inventor), plan that failed to recognise God
written covenant." Mr. Ford (the motor-car king), and preacher condemned zulitarism, and Mr. Firestone, a prominent American expressed his personal satisfaction that the United States is not tied manufacturer. "Never had such a
up with Europe. However, th ripping good time," said the President, Bishop expressed his belit "since I was a boy. We chopped Christ's kingdom is being advanced, wood for the fire, cooked our own and that peace among men is not an food, and slept ander canvas. Just idle dream. Mr. Edison, who is very the same as other tickets, and why deal, slept peacefully under a tree shouldn't wel" Men Harding during the sermon. After church Pre- Edison, Ford, and Birestone are four sident Harding shook hands with the of what Americans call "live wines." visitors and had dinner. Saying good- To judge by the reports published bye to his fellow picnickers before re. describing the vast satisfaction which turning to Washington, President comes to busy men by a rewal Harding remarkeds Tve had # of life under primitive con mighty fine time, bays. Golf is all ditions picnicking in the United right for weekdays; give me camping States this summer will be very out for Sundays. We'll make an popular, President Harding and his other date soon. friends, all well over 60 years of age, rose early one Bunday morning and rode on horseback over the country roads, with Mr. Harding, postem; in She leady and Mr. Ford, more accustomed by faster transport, hope
CHRONIC DIARRHOEA,
sepatola ely quiet for he DE you subject to athức ́s of diarah
legaly in the rear. During this canter lew daya rat is bei if one! le, he care Igi of your diet sad-take Uramba hun d Press cameras were hory, and Giant Cele And Divihittar de Thr
operator in the woods were reeling off films. Heari
In the afternoon, on arriving at the
med dine has cared mace <E chronis diarrhoes that shri císa, "have files and it will-enié, You. For multi igr ull Vibenlete and stored eyers.