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Public Auctions-
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TRIDAY, March 17, 1922,
commencing at 11.
At the Yaumati Godown Co's godown, Yaumsti,
Oue Back geared milling machine made by John Steptoe Co. Cincinnati,
13.8. A.
The principal dimensions are :———
Table
Length over all 30 inches. "Working surface 254 x 83 inches,
Longitudinal Feed 15 inches,
Transverse motion 61 inches, Tertical adjustment 12 inches,
Priva
Three step cone pulier giving three speeds in either direction.
Equipment
Milling machine vise,
Inder centre,
Arbour,
Set of milling machine cutters, Countershaft with two chitch pulleys.
Weight
1600 povada
The above is a strong well made machine and is particularly adopted for nae in garages, motor boat repair shope, tool rooms, and general machine shops.
T-Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,
Asctioneers.
Hongkong. March 10, 1999.
By order of the Mortgagees Messrs Lammert Brothers have! ceived instructions to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION
от
FRIDAY,
The 17th day of March 1922 at 3 p.m. their Sales Rooms, Duddell Street,
Victoria, Hongkong.
The following valuable leasehold property situate at Victoris aforesaid
vie
ALL THAT piece or parcel of ground situate at Victoria aforesaid registered in the Land Office as THE REMAINING PORTION OF SECTIO B" OF INLAND LOT No. 970 together with the messuage erected thereon known as No. 41 Wyndham Street, Victoria, aforesaid. Termo 999 years created by a Crowb Lease of the said lot dated 4th February 1888. Annual Crown rent $14.06. Area about 1351 square feet.
For further particulats and con ditions of sale apply to
JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER, Prince's Buildings, Ice House Street, Hoogkorg
Solicitors for the Mortgagees,*
or to MESSRS. LAMMERT BROTHERS,
The Auctioneers. Hongkong, March 2, 1922.
-on
MONDAY, March 20, 1922, commesting at 945 p.m.
at No. 2 Canton Villas (Top Fist), Kimberly Boad, Kowloon.
A Quantity Of
Valuable Household Furniture. (Pall Particulars from Catalogue) On view from 10 s... Sunday, the
19th instant.
Txáma :-Cash on delivery.
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LAMMERT BROS.
Auctiones16,
Bengkong, March 13, 1924.
ANNEALLY.
INTIMATIONS
FOR SALE
HARBUTTS PLASTICINE **The Uhild's Delight.".. PLAY-WAX
for Clear and Ey Play-Models.
THE NOVLART Dry Stencil Pictures.
GRACA & Co, Dealers in Toys, Postage Stamps, Pictorial Post Cards, Garden Seede
La ta
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No. 18, Wyndham Street¿ P. O. Box 620.
Hongkong
JAPANESE MAKTIRS.
Eyary kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER.
CHERRY & 00,,
6; D'ÁGUILAR STREET.
Opposite Kayamally & Co. Telephone No. 491
Hongkong, March 20, 1914.
MASSAGE.
Mrs. S. UZUNOYE,
c/o MATSUBARA HOTEL:
10, Queen's Road Central 2nd floor
Tcl 105-
Hongkong.
MASSAGE.
Mrs. HONDA and Mrz KUBAKL 14 years' experience. No. 24 Wyndham Street (opposite to the "Chira MAP?)
SWAY HOUSE
HAT MAKER.
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No. 16, Wyndham Street.
TANG YUK, Dar
Boer to
the late SIEN TING, -14, D'Aguilar Street.
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CLUB KING'S-
THE CHINA MAIL.
FOOTBALL.
SHADOWS BEFORE.
SATURDAY'S GAMES. | COMING EVENTS ADVERTISED
REFERS TURN GET.
An agreement was reached between the refereng and the Association on Saturday morning whereby the team arch
IN THE "MAIN"
'ENTERTAINMENTS,
14-Coronet „Thestre.
TUESDAY, MARCH 14 1992.
NOTICES.
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The King's proved their mettle, st cricket as Saturday when they played a draw with a strong H.E.CC. team.
Batting first, the new regiment who had players on the report would George Artis in "The Devil," and declared at 194 for the loss of 9 themselves suspend these players Larry Samen in The Suitor." || Agents for:--ADMIRALTY CHARTS, wickets. Le Fleming played a very until the Association had held another Hongkong Theatre, Frank Mayo in Post" World Theatre, sound game and easily topped the meeting and decided what was to be "Hitshin score list with 71 which included two dane. In the case of the Chinese as Priscilla Dean in "Reputation." Kow- aires of Lammert and Fartning. The it was too late for them to loon Theatre. Cabaret Dance.
March 20-Mr. Harry Ore's piano others did not wach 20'safely.
suspend their players, their matches The Club started well with 44 for 1. for that day were cancelled. One is recital, City Hall, 3.30 p.m. wicket. Once they got control of the pleased to see that both Cabs and bowling all the batsmen settled down Balerees did their best to provide and made useful contributions. When sport for the public.
Thars wil be an extraordinary the time bell was rang the Club hid 190 ruas for 5-wickets, and needing meeting of the Association this only 5 runs to win, were obliged to evening in the R A. Barracks at Mitchell 55 and 5.15 pm. All Clubs affiliated are ask accept a draw. Pearce 53 were the best contributors.ed to send their two representatives
Scores:-
all referees are also requested to Fattend.
KING'S_AMILYST. Capt. le Fleming, e Young b
Farthing
Sergt. Allen, b Lammert.
Sergt. Redpath, c Young, b
Lammert
Capt. Woodhead,
Faithing.
Major Wright, b Farthing.
L LH Jones, c Young,"
Lammert..
Capt. Howard, b Young.
Capt. Dods, not out.......
LA G. T. Jones, run out.. LA. Hammond. b Lammert. Lt. White, did not hat.
Extras
15
SHIELD COMPETITI IN.
SKŃCI-ZINAL.
HONGKONG CLUB v. “TAMAR,”
Played on the Club ground. The 9 Club were without J. Rodger, Hair, 29 and Kahr, and the "Tamar 21 without Grant, the teams lining up
& follows:-
were
Club:-G. Rodger: Gerrard, Me- 0 Cabbia: Telfer, Stewart, McPhail
Banner. Forsyth, Begg, McTavish, Engiand.
.194
Tama"-Witch: Smith, Harris Hudson, Bryant: Rill, Oxland Burd, Cross, Brazendale.
Referee. Mr. Smith. Linesmen, 1 Mesare, Hollanda and Wakeham.
McPhail won the toss, and Burd
Total (9 wkts. dec.).
Bowling Analysis.
0. M.
B.
W
Young
10 . 36.
Lammert Farthing Satford
.16.4 0
78
10
0
3
0' 11
H.K.C.C.
10
E. J. R. Mitchell, b Dods.
55
18
ان
C. Blaker, c. G. J. Jones, b White
5. Stafford, c and b Dods...
T. E. Pearce, c Moorhead, & Allen
J. D. Humphreys, not out
F. H. Farthing. c le Fleming, b
Dods.
Extras
Total (5 wits).
3 started the game ten minutes after O the advertised time. "Tamar" pressed, but McPhail cleared and the Club front line worked their way down, Hill dearing. Play was transferred. Rodger had to run out to clear from 53 Bard, Hill returning the ball over the 34 bar. Tamar" returned to the attack but hands against Harper relieved. Play was transferred to the 20 other end where a good movement was spoilt by McTavish being offside. 190 Club returned and Begg when well placed fell over the ball, which rolled outside with Mitch out of goal. Bailors
E. G. Lammert, L. J. Davies, F. C. Miller, F. Sutton and F. visited the Cab goal where Hadron Young did not Eat.
Bowling analysis.
3. R.
Hammond White Dods
9 0 50
14
3
52
8.2 1
20
Wright Allen
7 0 40
0
10
CLUB 2ND v. Navy "A."
sert wide from a long shot. They returned to the attack and Berrard w.just got to Chicas in time to prevent
SPORTING EVENES.
March
1.-Hongkong Boxing tomment. Association, novices' Theatre Roval
April 1-Hongkong Boxing Associa- tion, rovices' tournament Theatre Royal
SOCIAL NTESTS,
March 20-St. Andrew's Church day of belp.
PUBLIC AUCTION BALES.
"March 15.-Hughes sad Hough, old and surplus naval stores, Naval Dockyard 9.30 am,
March 16-Hughes and Hough, old and surplus naval stores, Naval Dockyard, 9.30 am.
"
March 17.-Hughes and Hough, the "Baniak" lying at Yaumsti." Sales rooms, 3 p.m.
March 17-Hughes and Hough, old and surplus vicinaling stores. "Kaw- loon Naval Depot, 9.50 a.m.
March 17.-Lammert Bros., No. 41 Wyndham Street and No. 5 and 7 Bridges Street Sales Booms, 3 and 3.30 p.m.
March 17.-Lammert Bros., ione, backgrard milling machine. Yanmati Godown Co's godown, Il a.m
March 20.-Lammert Bros., house- hold furniture. No. 2 Cantan Villas, Kimberley Road, Kowloon, 2.45 p.m.
March 20-Hughes and Hough, household furniture, No: 49 the' Peak, 11 am.
March 20-Hughes and Hough,
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For swift and elegant handwriting it is unrivalled.
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"ENSIGN BRAND” TEAS
BROKEN-PEKOR-(IT'S WORTH DRINKING)
THE FINEST OF ITS KIND
SOLD IN THE COLONY.
One-pound Packets from Store-keepera,
The Blue Bird and
The Graeco Egyptian. Tobacco Store. Or from
The Gledale & Terramia Toa Agency. -
DANIELS & CO., "17, Wyndham (Flower) Street,
obsolete British, colonial, and foreign LONG HING & CO., and Kodak rims, Bd.
stampe. Sales Rooms, 5 pm.
March 25-Hughes and Hough, household furniture. No. 102, the Peak, 10.30a.m.
COMPANY MEETINGS.
March 15.-Eongkong Hotel Co., Ltd., ordinary yearly meeting,
0 player shooting Club got away and Company's Hotel, noon.
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HOTELS AND CAFES.
1 Forsyth best Mitch with a fine shot. March 17.-Gande Price and Co. HONGKONG HOTEL,
3 but the whistle had gone for offside. Ltd., 15th ordinary annual meeting.
0 From the free kick the Sailors got No. 8 Queen's Road Central, noon.
I away. Rodger Baved a long shot March 20- Hongkong and Wham- from the right. The ball went back pos Dock Co., Ltd., ordinary yearly
This low scoring match resulted in
a win for the Navy by 1 run.
The Club which batted first, declar- ed at 69 for the loss of 9 wickets.
The Navy played a hard uphill game and succeeded in securing the retired Lumber of runs to win.
For the Club Stefield was the top
to Begg who went through but meeting of shareholders. "No. 2 finished up by shooting straight at Queen's Building, noon.
March 20-Humphreys Estate and the goalie, who parted to midfield, Gerard returning England obtained Finance Co. Ltd, extraordinary and going down antred for Pegg to general meeting, Hongkong Hotel, open the score with a shot that can-11.30 am Iconed off a defender giving Miter no "Fportunity to save.
March 29-China Sagar Befining Co., Ltd., 44th ordinary annual meet- Half time, Club 1. "Tamar" 0. ing. Offices of the general agents, Betarting the Sailors attacked, Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co. Ltd, Crose miesing by inches. Later Hil 11am
coret with 32, and for the Navy Parent in a shot that Rodger did well to March 31-Hongkong Fire In
cell headed the list with 30,
Scores:-
E.E.C.C.2XD XI. H. H. Benson, b Esyter M. H. Watson, b Hayter.
L. D. McNicoll, b Sparks....
get away. Play being transferred,surance Co., Ltd., 53rd ordinary Mich fumbled a hot from Begg, but general meeting. General Managers")
8 managed to reruver in time to save Offices, noon.
OTHER KERSTINGĖ,
Kowloon Residents' Association,
28 easily stopped by Smith, the tall annual general meeting. St. Andrew's
5
the ball gorg in. "At the other end
H. E. Bolland, b Hayter.
Rodger had to run out to clear from
B. N. Sheffield, b Crole Rees
32
Bill Begg tried a solo but was
0
8 high shot that "beat Mitch and
going out to McTavish who returned Hall, Kowloon, 6 pán.
0
entered the left hand top of the net.
Although two goals down the
Some idea of the size and import-
W. W. Mackenzie, b Crcle Rees.
W. raser. b Hayter.
J. E. Way, cand b Hayter..
A. K. Mackenzie, b Hayter
G. H. Piercy, abt out"
B. D. C. Morgan, did not bat.
Extras
Total (9 wkts)
0
89
"Tamar" were not giving in and ance of the British-American Tobseci. several raids on the Club goal were Co. Ltd, may be gained from its an-
16 only nullified by the good defence of anal balance sheet: Last year the Gerza d and McCubbin. Bu son for profits of the company amounted to the Sailors was playing a hard game £4,500,000, and a dividend of 24 per and on several occasions be tried his cent, on the ordinary shares was paid. hand t a long abot, but Rodger was always there. Full time arrived with the score two goals to none in favour 10 2 212 of the Club who now meet the winners
of the B.G.A.-Police match,
Bowling Analysis.
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LEAGUL.
FIRST DIVISIÓN.
KINGS - KOWLOON.
Mr. Charles F. McWilliams who passed away at the Shanghai General Hosp tal on Thursday after a long ill- Dess was well-known throughout the Far East in shipping circles. In 1892 he arrived in Japan from the United States and for 13 years he was in the service of the Pacific Mail Co., at Kobe and Yokohama. Subsequently he was associated with the Great Northern 8.8. Co., remaining with them for 10 Thi was the only First Division yeats as general agent for the Orient, match played, which took place at In 1916, be joined, the Toyo Kisen Bookumpoo. It resulted in a win for Kaisha at Shanghai. Two years ago the Boldiers by two gɛals to 0, the he was prominent in the futation of former thereby avenging their previ the Shanghai Bamtery Laundry cos defeat on the Kowloon ground. Co., Ltd, of which for 12 Crotty and Barnett were the scouts me time he was secretary. He
Beferee, Mr. Newton.
leaves a widow and ops daughter Mrs. Zenot, widow of Mr. J. A. L Zenor, of the U. S. NAT.
Sheffield
Lt. Norris, 1.b.w., Piercy
0
Lt. Com
Drew, o Benzon,
b
Sheffield
1
Com. Wood, e Way, b Fiercy
161
Mid. Hayter, b McNicoll
10
Mid. Sparks, b Hollands-
14
Sub.-Lt. Freeman, b MeNicoll::
Lt. Garrett, b McNicoll
Hid. Wynne, not out
Extras
GER
Sheffield. Fierty
Hollända
Total
Bowling
Analy
SECOND INVISJOIS.
UNITED
UNIVERSITY.
Played on the Club ground at 3 p.m., this game resulted in a runaway win for the United by 5 goals to
Line (3) Hey Botelho, and Payne scored for he United-and
of the which happened at the clos second ball. Maber was resp
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