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LAMMERT BROS.
AUCTIONZERS, ÄFTRAMSEES
AND SURVETORS,
Public Auctions-
Fac. Undersigned navo received fartsun- tena te se.. by Public Sectior,
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ON
WEDNESDAY, October 12, 1921.
12 o'clock (2000),
at their Sales Best+, Duddell Street, *54 cases Tank Brand Cognac.
(In 3 Qualine, One Tapk, Two Taoka, The Tanks equivalent to Une, Two and three Stars)
Terms: Cash on delivery,
LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.
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THURSDAY, October 15, 1841, commencing at 3 p.m.
at the premes of the United Motor
Co. Ltd.. Kowloon.
Ope Hood Tractor,
Weight: 2500 lbs.
Moter: 225 H. P. delivering 10 HP.
to rear wheel,
Speed 10 Miles per hour,
Body: Muttermody. Standard 1 x6
fect,
Carrying Caste: One and a half
teas
Terms-Cash on delivery,
LAMMERT BROS, Auctioneers. Fongkong, erober 7, 10:1.
FESTORS AT THE HOTELS
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Mr. J. Alsta
October 7.
Mr C. King
Mr W. G. AnderwrMr and Mrs Faku. Me 4.W, Andersen skima
He had M. 1.Mr S. H. Lawrence
Back rath
Mrs E. R. 2
Mr V. Ferjan.in
Hr K. J. Birhe
Mrs Blackburn
Mr Gen. W. Leavell
Miss B. Lillie
Mr and Mrs T. P.
Manzan
MAY. S. McKinley
MW.E. Bummankapt. G. My roer
1. Brown
MFT. de Miester
Hr Loy Clot M and Mr Kay U. MEN JAION
More
Mre T.W. Cochrane D. J. Morrison
Mr Lo
Mr A. T. Volics
Mr P. cheri
Kr. J. S. Hurray
Mr T, And Des Dir L. Sant
Mr T. Y. DeLITAS
Miss Deve
Mo E. A. G. Dentonble and Mrs W. P.
Mr C. E. P
Neczon
Mr J. C. van Es
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Nolasco
Engineer Captain
SP. Fergus
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H.
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Kit. H. Bascule & Lacy Stuart
Mr R. F. Harr
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Mr C. Hepburn
Miss C. Herday
Taylor
MT Teker Tarc
Tching
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Elli
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Mc B. Farisp
Karajia
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nu so
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M. F. 1.le
Mr P. Harks
r and Mr R. Nete
Mr&M Nexcomb
and Mis Grarers Filter & child
Grate
G. J. P. inson
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PEAK HOTEL
Octater €.
Mr E. J. Music
Mr J. IL Kring
Ir Wm. Anderson Mr and Mrs Vau Le J. Anguin
Krimper
Capi. & Mrs Archer Mr A. B. Linaman
Ir & Mrs Ashton M: J. D. Lloyd
Ir R, Aumaler Mr R. MacGregor
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Miller
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Seld
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lice
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Newson
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Church
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Roberts
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LAC
JUST received a large Consignment of (1) LACTOGEN the most digestive! food for Infants which keeps good in quality during Flos weather ( TOSE (Milk Sagar) for swakening the foods of Infante and Dyspeption (3) MILFORDGRATH FLUID INSEC TICIDE the Best Fluid for destroying Fiene, Mosquitoes, Bugs, Flice and all other Insect Prets in Summer daya and (4) JOHN CAHILL'S GOLDEN FLEECE, MAGIC and CINDERELLA. SOAPS for keeping everything cleanin Housed
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SHIU FUNG TAI & CO.,
Sale Apania for Hongkong and South China, Now, 47, Coranght Road, Central, Hongkong
Telephone Nou.
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FOR SALE
GARDEN SEEDS
SWEET PEAS,
Early large Howering
Mixed Colours, leading sorts raised by a well-known local Grower. at && cents per packet.
GRACA & 00., No. 10, Wyndham Street, P.O. Box 6K.
Hongkong.
JAPANEEE MAKERS.
Every kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER.
CHERRY & 00.,
PEDDER STREET, Opposite Hangkeng Hotel
Telephone No. 48.
Hongkong, March 20, 1914.
TANG YUK, DENTIST. Ecoamor, to
the late STEN TING, 14, D'Aguilar Street
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
¿zentaria Servisa to the China Mažy
the
PACIFIC FLEET.
THE CHINA MAIL.
port for Fleet units. Further, all sub isting naval stations in Australia, in cluding Jervis Bay with the Naval College will be abolished.
CENA AND JAPAN
EARLIER TELEGRAMS,
(Baxter's Service to the Chino Mail.)
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
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EMPEROR IN EXILE.
COUNTESS BENTINCK'S COMING
BOOK ON KAISER.
Countess Norah Bentinck, niece of the landlord of Amerongen, is publish- ing a book entitled "The Emperor in
ex-Emperor in Eazishment and of his entourage, especially of the Chamber- laias Elsemaan and Goatand. Her Elsemann is the ex-Kaiser's special favourites, and he recently married Count Bentinck's daughter. The ex- Emperchattended the ceremony in a Field-Marshal's uniform, with yellow shoes. This and similar pecularities and some irritating. are described, some being amusing
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1921.
NOTICES.
G. FALCONER & CO., LTD.
WATCHMAKERS
& JEWELLERS.
Hotel MansioRS.
Agents for:-ADMIRALTY CHARTS,
ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, BENSON'S ENGLISH WATCHES,
MELBOURNE, October 10th, Nal officers have deglared that under
ST. NAZAIRE, October 9. M. Brand, speaking at a banquet, naval reorganization scheme the Pec.'s Fleet will be based on Singapore,tes that France made the maximum of Sydty becoming merely, a repairing; acriors during the war and in pse Exile." which gives a portrait of thei
all the reparations of peace and occupy a chief place in the world. The Frends Govern ent was bound to carry out the treaty Peace in complete agree it with the Allies. The occupa tion Passeioff and Duisburg was thorndy justified, for if compelled ThTimes, commenting on the Chinese Germans to revognise her defeat and to reply says the implication
abere more scrupulously her engage whereas Japan desired the questionments and disarm. tled before the Washington Conference. France proceeded M. Briand) wil the. Peking ticvernment is determined to never forget that it was not only French keep it open and bring it for me. The French delegates will go to Wash blood which flowed during the war. Washington Centeretve for judgment. The situation thus created is very un- ington to do their duty and show their
Countess Norah deals seriously LONG HING & CO., Kodaks and Rodas Fima, S. 43. satisfactory. All credi: must be given to thankfulness towards the United States Japan for her desire in sett diffealt and to do their daty towards France, Wilhelm was of unsound mind and and outstanding questions before thei which will remain armed all its strong denies this assumption, but intimates | with the widely-spread theory that
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Conference, thus facilitating the discus zion of general principles.
The the defects in the Japanese offer ar. tracly, the inexpediency on the eve of the Washington Conference of attempt ling to solve the Shantung Question by dives negotiations with the Chines Government, whose authority is only nominal, particularly in view of the con- fused state of public opimen in China: the other drawback is that the offer to restore Shantung is accompanied by proposal for join: Sino-Japanse control of the Railway, which proposal is it mediately seized upen by a section of the Chinese as indicating Japan's desire to maintain a hold over Shanus.
STEAMEK FOUNDERS
Losses. October 9th. The Laird er Aswan, from lasguar! to Dublin with a crow of and 56 pas. sengers, snk of the West of Scutland after a double collision. Twenty-four of she crew and fifre the of the passengers were saved. Two of the latter dies gibse quently The disaster occurred in a dense for at the ratrance, to the Firth of Clyde. The Rows was Indly damaged. The first collision was with an American Tel. A wireless message for help was ss, and the flan Malcolm was among the responses.
The Rowan collided with Eer and then founder.
LATES
The Grst collision with the Best Conat was not arious. It was expeted that the Rouen would warh port, but ten minutes later the Phan Maholm, hurry, ing to the risene at full speed. struck her amidships, waring a great cash in her side. The Bon crumple and, sank like stone,
A wild scramble ensued. An ath opt to lower the lifeboats was unsucessful. as, mostly, the beats were swamped. One of the ship's offers aqualis jumped on to the Clan Halender "when the vessels. colinded. The passengers and crew who i nee Hunz into the water struggle to lif-elts and rafts, The task of resene was impii by the fog and darkness. The destroyer 'n ster helped to rescue the survivors, many of whom were ex- hausted by their inmersion, two of them dying.
Th Captain stuck to the bridge and went down with his ship.
WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.
WASHINGTON, October 10th. In a well-informed quarter it is ex- pected that the British delegation to the Washington Conference will be composed of Mr. A. Balfour. Lord Lee, and prob ably Sir Auckland Geddes, Sir R. Berden (Canada), Mr. Pearce (Australia). and, I pessible. General Nuts (South
Afric)
The list may be subject to change in regard to one or two members, but it is certain that the British Empire wil have six delegates. It remains to be seen whether the United States and Japan will think it necessary) to follow suit.
BIG LIQUOR RAID,
NEW YORK. October 15th. As a result of a raid by 150 police, 31 mugglers and thousands of gallons of spirits have been captured. It is one of the largest hauls made.
The underground vault was protected by shotguns, which discharged Automati silly on the approach of intruders.
DARING LIQUOR THIEVES.
WASEINETON. October 10th. Wines and liquors valued at $300,003; have beca stolen from the country regi dence of the Virginie fancier, Mr. Joseph Leiter. The thieves, using acetylen torches cut their way through a three inch thick steel door into the wine-cell r and removed hundreds of cases of liquors in trucks. It is the greatest theft of a private stock since prohibition was co- forced. The caretaker was absent at the time of the theft.
YPRES LEAGUE,
LUNDON. October 10th. A Ypres League is being formed, under the patronage of the Prince of Wales and Lord French, for the purpose of record- ing upon Ypres Scroll the rages and records of all soldiers who fought and died at this salient.
Contributione are also being asked for the construction of a hostely at Ypres for the benefit of thoso visiting the ceme- terice of the battlefields. Membership of the League is open to all who served at the salient.
NEW APPOINTMENT OF EX-DANISH MINISTER TO CHINA.
COPENHAGEN, October 10th. Count Preben Ahlefeldt Laurvig, ex- Minister to Peking and Tokio, has bee appointed Danish Minister in Londo...
SOVEREIGNTY OF THE
PHILIPPINES.
MANILA, October 10th. At a farewell banquet, the Acting; Governor, Mr. Charles Yeater, denounced the irresponsible 'proposals to perpetuate the American sovereignty of the Philip pines. He said the preamble of the Jones Act, which promised sovereignty to the Filipinos, exbodied a sacred pledge by America, and to erase it would stain the fame of America for eter America woud honour the promise when condi tion justified doing so, but mobile agitation must be stilled.
in
assured.
Government will be immovable regarding the security of the that entry and the reparations due te it.vanity A victorious France wil France of pear, Berts, salon and +02:0 A swiat justice-Harao,
Panis, October 10th. State Secretary, M. Gaston Vidal. said Speaking at an unveiling ceremony, the that any German aggression in the wear future was unlikely. cupation of the
the ex-Emperor's towering was the cause of many obnoxious and barnful actions and decisions. Vanity wasthe dominating trait in Willelm's mental structure. even seeking to know, the true state He was very far from knowing, or The military of affairs, and considered himself to
Providence. Rhinelands affords be the preferred instrument of
Francs the best guarantee of her own safety, but thermany's disarming was still incomplete, and efforts remain to be de towards that end. The Government has confidence in the German Changilor, who so had kept ali promises Heras
FINANCIAL PANIC IN VIENNA.
VIENNA, October 10th. unprecinted number of kronen issued A facial panic has been caused by the weratly of purchasers buying foodstuffs and good, It has resulted in a mad rush
became worthless. in the belief that the krozen will soon
the demolition of over-crowded premises The Polier formed cordons to prevent excited purchasers. Many shops were cleared of their commoditice,
xurient Hair Promoted
By Cuticura
Cutiem is desing steps th The case of dim, this and fiting hair. Treatment: Conly rub Center O's-
sext
of dipens And Letne. merent with a het shampos of Cons Seap. Pepest in two weeks. Netung butter than the famous, super creamy emclients for all shue and scalp troubles.
1.3.fmetin 24 uzdis, 64
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DIPHTHERIA-HOW IT MAY BE
AVOIDED.
DIPHTHERIA i sally contractri
when the child has a old. The cold prepares the hild's system for the recrption and development of the diph theria germs. When there are cases of diphtheria in the best burhood childre that have colds should be sept at home and off the set until recovered. Give them hoerlain's Cough Heardy and they so have to emair at me lock it a cleans out the culture beds, which form ir a child's throat when it has a vld, and minimizes the risk of contracting infetti esiseases, For sale by Chemists and Store- kerper.
Established
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In exile he shows no appreciable change of mentality, and is firmly convinced that the clouds will pass and that Germany will clamour for the return of the Hohenzollerns. He considers that since the downfall of | the monarchy the country has been going to the dogs.
AIRMAN MAROONED.
PRISONER ON ISLET IN CRATER LAKE.
A new aviation record was establi
hed quite unintentionally the other
ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufacturers, High Class English Jewellery,
PROTO SUPPLIES, DEVELOPING & PRINTING A SPECIALITY. No. 17A, QUEY'S BOAD CENTRAL, HONOTONG.
HOTELS AND CAFES.
HONGKONG HOTEL (Hongkong)
REPULSE BAY HOTEL (Repulse Bay)
PENINSULA HOTEL
(Kowloon)
(projected)
HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE
TOWN GARAGE & RUSSELL STREET GARAGE
SHOW ROOMS
(Pedder Street)
REPULSE) BAY GARAGE
THE PEAK HOTEL.
day by Raymond G. Fisher, a United 1,500 Feet above Sea Level.
States Forest Service sir pilot. when
he alighted with his machine in the
crater of an extinct volcare.
His engine stopped while he was 15 000 ft, in the air, and as hel volplaned toward what he thought | was safety he was horrified to find bimself descending upon-perhaps into-Crater Lake, Oregon, which, with its precipitous sides rising 1,000 ft., was once filled with scething lava instead of water. The lake, however, has a small island, and Fisher made a landing on that with no more damage than broken spark plugs.
This was enough, however, to keep him a prisoner on this remote islet unless he could get aid.
He used his wireless, and another Foust Service plane came to his assistance. But this 'plane could not lasd on the island, nor could other which circled over it.
Finally one aviator had a bright idea, te dropped sparkplugs by means parachutes, one of which drifted to Fisher's island. He made his repairs. took off again, and reach-j ed his base safely.
SUNSHINE AND COMMON SENSE,
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In a
ion of Ch-mberlain's Pain Bali fw days it will get you up and out into the eunshine, then ature will rosture the rich red blood to your wins and soon! rid the system of tis troubl-some disease. For sale by all Chemists and Stan keup
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Recently renovated and refurnished, slectric light and isca throngbeat and antiroly ander new management Catsins under the personal supervision of the proprietor. Bar and Billard Booms Terms moderate. Special terms to families on application to
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WEST BUND,
J. H. OXBERRY, Proprietor.
"ASIA"
CANTON.
Leading Hotel in South China.
First class Accommodation. Electric Lights, Fans and Elevators.
Hairdressing Saloon,
Roof Garden.
Splendid ViewS of City and Excellent Cuisine.
Tel
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Pearl River.
Moderate Rates.
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24 Des Voeux Road, Central. BREAKFAST
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Lea Perrins
To distinguish the original and genuine Worcestershire Sauce from the many imitations, seá that the signature of LEA & PERRINS appears in White across the Red label on every Bottle.
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