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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1922.
Hughes & Hough
Deal Contractors, General Auctioneers and Brokers.
-PUBLIC AUCTIONS-
INTIMATIONS. BRITISH LEGION.
ARMISTICE NIGHT DANCE.
A DANCE will be held by the BRITISH LEGION on November 11th, 1922, (Armistice Night) at the City Hall,
Members and their friends can obtain tickets ($4 each) from the undernamed who have kindly con sented to assist.
M15. Tinson, 110, The Peak. Commander Watkins, R.N., H.M.S, "Ambrose."
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
24 WORDS 3 INSERTIONS, #1. PREPAID, Every additional word 4 Conte
for 3 inpartions.
TO LET
SHOPS AND OFFICES.
PERSONS seeking shop or office accommodation in the new built ing now being erected on I. Ls. 2317 and 2318 in Queen's Road, Central
and Pedder Street (Old. Past Office site) are invited to inspect the floor plans, which are now ready, and to discuss terms with the undersigne 1, at R. H. KOTEWALL & Co., Alex andra Buildings.
HOW A LINER IS LIT.
THE WHITE STAR "MAJESTICS" WONDERFUL SYSTEM.
quippe with that latent electric machinery and devices, and the White Star liner "Majestic" carries no iets than 15,000 electric globen, 600 of hich light the dining saloon, sud 750, the loun e. The illuminatica of the
THE CHINA MAIL.
,
as a general system of ventilation with MEN WHO ATE MONKEYS. tot or cold air, which is pumped by means of large and powerful
motors.
TASTES LIKE CHICKEN, BUT
·MAKES ONE" FREL A CANNIBAL.
BUTTERFLY SALE.
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INSECTS THAT COST LARGE SUMS TO CAPTURE.
Some of the rarest of tropical
Two
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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.
(Router's Service to the China Mail.)
CONSTANTINOPLE'S NEW GOVERNMENT.
In addition to a general system of steam heating throughout the ship. Effective lighting adds in a con 200 in stric heaters aro aiderable mensure to the beauty and provided,, and can be regulated
Mr. H. Case Wilcox, an American butterflies were sold at Stevens's
CONSTANTINOPLE, November 6th. stateliness of our large ocean liners of according to the desire of the
Passenger. The large amount of explorer, who arrived at Liverpool Auction Room, King street, Covent
The text of the Angora Note anys that, aboard the Cunard liner "Carmania" today. With all the prosent day currant necary for such a huge on his way to the Near East, related garden, W.C. Tiny had been following the abolition of personal sover signty in Turkey, the population of Con. comforts appertaining to electricity, installation, is supplied by five how, when he was exploring the Rio captured by collectors in remote stantinople turned enthusias ically and oan can scarcely imagine what an turbo genratore, which develop 288 del Oro district of Bouth America, he corners of the earth.
spontaneously towards the Government, of the Nations Assoably. The latter does occan voyage was like before the Milowatte at 115 volte. There are 232 and bis party wern without food for } motors in the ship, 112 of which are
male spreimens of the not intend to overstep the military, stipu advent of electri. lighting, or used for ventilation. 8 for engine room twenty daya owing to their supplies handsome batterfly. O. Rothschildi latione, us laid down at Mudaniu, re- when in its infancy.
found by Mr. A. E. Pratt in Dutch garding the number of gendarmes which. purposes, and 12 for the lifeboatwing ron sat,
may be despatched for the purpose of They were forced to eat famlabad | New Gaines, went for £2 Te. 6d. Our modern liters are now fully fustallation. The Majestic". also
maintaining order, The Notes ho, ca that Mr. C. Watkins bought in for £5 the Allies will give the evacuation de- Mr. Willcox said monkey, which each, five brilliant opalescent batter mand favourable consido ation. carries a repuate and complete dogs and two large female monkeys.
CONSTANTINGFLE tastes something like obicken was 1.-M. Z-phyritis-which he had
November 5th. electric lighting installation,
At the conc.usion of the meeting of more palatable than dog, "but in aanght in the valleys of the Andes Allied High Commissioners and Generals, palling a monkey joint to pieces you after journeying hundreds of miles by Router learn that a reply has been den Chamberlain's C.ugh Romedy.ft as if you were tearing up buman canoe to reach their baunts,
patched to Angora, categorically refusing Whes you have a bad cold you want a sh, which was unpleseant,"
Though the male insect has been the demand for the evacuation of Co
stantinople. emedy that will at only give ral of but rif et à prompt and permaneat curo, a
known for many years, Mr. Watkine NEW PLATS TO LET. No. 9 buge dome in the saloon is supplied by remedy the is pleas ni ta bako a remody
discovered the rarer female, of which Jordan Road, Kowloon. Three flood-lighting with 150 skilfully con- that contains nothin · injurious Chan-
the only two ever captured fell rooms, Hall, Servants Quarters, cealed globen, and the glass panelledberlain's Cough Remedy meets all the 30 Pantry, Flush Sytem. Apply to:-~
requirements. In nota on Nature's plan,
You should not eat food of any kind to his net
New Yonk, November 5th. "Butterly collecting of this sort is ! The Probib tion authorities are cir method, with 250 glubes.
opens the scroll as and rest res the Chamberlains Tablets and drink plenty a joke," said Mr. Watkins, "for you culating in the Press sensational acounts Road Central, Hongkong.
Electric 1808, another ma lornystem to a houlthy condition. This re of water. That will cleanse the stomach, have to live with savages and take all of the presence of a fleet of over a hun- convenience, are installed, ther being mady has a world wide sals and use, and move the bowels and soon restom the
dred vessels, laden with whisky, off New 350 of these on the "Sajentia," as well lambe depended upon. For sale system to a healthy condition. For ale sorts of risks. Though the insects Jersy just outside the three mile limit.
by all Chemists and Sto. Seppers.
by all Chemista and Storekeepers. may fetch only a few pounds in the The authorities express the opinion that saleroom, they often cost hundreds of the vessels are taking advantage of the pounds each to captura.”.
recent ruling forbidding official inter- ference outside territorial waters. fleet is said to be under the skilful direc tion of a well-protected international organisation of bootleggers, who manage to land whisky supplies in small boats at unguarded points The authorities are mobillaing hundreds of small craft at New York, Atlantic City, and elsewhere in the hope of intercepting the smugglera before they reach land,
Indigestion and Billousness.
W. E. Alderson, Hongkong Hotel; KOON TAI & CO., 24 Des Voeux ceiling of the lounge, by the same relieves the lungs, aids expectoration, when_bilings, but take a full dose of |
A. G. Lamplugh, Queen's Building; Lieut. C. P. Moore, Murray Barracks,
The surplus proceeds will be handed over to the British Relief Fund,
DRESS. Short Coat.
Those who intend to be present are requested to apply immediately for tickets to assist the Committee in making the necessary arrange. menta.
Those members who are preparing or have prepared replicas of creats are requested to notify the under. signed forthwith.
H. K. HOLMES,
Hon. Secretary. llongkong, November 6, 1922.
INTERPORT CRICKET.
THE attention of those interested in the Entertainments during the stay of the Shanghai Cricket -Team is called to the notices postr& In the Hongkong Club, the Cricket Club, the USR.C..and the Kowloon Cricket Club.
Programmes can be obtained from Tadpole at the Cricket Club.
A
Hongkong, November G 1922.
ESTATE OF THE LATE T. 0. WILKEN.
in
above
LL Outstanding Accounts connection with the estate should be sent at once to the undersigned c. o "China Mail" office:
G. W. C. BURNETT, Hooghong, September 22, 1922.
POLISHED ASSUALLT. THE
FRENCH LESSONS
G. MOUSSION ·
15, Morrison Hill Road,
INTIMATIONS
THE CHINA LIGHT & POWER CO., (1918) LTD.
THE FOURTH ORDINARY
GENERAL MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the Offices of the Company. St. George's. Building, Chater Road, Vic- toria, Hongkong, on THURSDAY, the 9th November, 1922, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of receiving a Statement of Accounta and the Report of the General Managers for the year ended 30th September 1922, and electing a Consulting Committee and Auditors.
THE TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company, will be closed from TUES- DAY, the 31st October, 1922 until THURSDAY, the 9th November 1922, both days inclusive.
**** SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,
General Managers. 0175ong Ocuber 19, 1929
NOTICE.
TAKE NOTICE that on the lat November, 1922, the "PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY" will change their name to "THE ADMIRAL ORIENTAL LINE, INC." under which latter name the business will be continued as heretofore.
Dated this 25th day of October,
X LONDON DIRECTORY 1922.
with Provincial & Poraiga Sectious, enables traders to communicate direct with
MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS
in London and in the Provincial Towns and Industrial. Contrs of the United
Kingdom and the Continent of Europe. Tho namos, addresses and other details
PACIFIC STEAMSHIP LIMITED.
NOTICE.
THE Firm of GEO. P. LAMMERT
carrying on the business of Share,
Aro alassified ander more than 2000 trade Stock and General Broker will sa from beadings, including
********tho lat day of November, 1922, ba EXPORT MERCHANTS with detailed particulars of the Goods known under the name and style of shipped and the Colonial ned Foreign GEO. P. and B. A. LAMMERŤ. Markets supplied;
STEAMSHIP LINES
arranged under the Ports to which they sail and indicating the approximato Sailings.
Que-inch BUSINESS CARDS of Firms desiring to extend their connections, or Trads Cards of
DEALERS SEEKING AGENCIES
can be printed at a cost of £1, 10s. Od. for each tradio heading under which they aro inserted. Larger advertisements from £2 to £18.
A copy of the directory will be sent by parcel post for £2, nett cash with order.
GEORGE PHILIP - LAMMERT, HERBERT ALEXANDER LAMMERT, Hongkong, November 1, 1922.
THE HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
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TEETING will be bald (weather, FIFTH GYMKHAÑA permitting). at Happy Valley, SATURDAY, November 18th, com- mencing at 2.45 p.m. .
The Charge for admission to the Public Enclosure will be $1.
Soldiers and Sailors in uniform half; Mombera are advised that they must show their Gymkhana Season tickets to obtain admission to the Mambers" Enclosure.
THE LONDON DIRECTORY CO., LTD., | price.
$5, Abchurch Lane, London, E.0.4, England
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THE KWONG KWUI CO, PHOTO SUPPLIES.
60 Queen's Road Central, Telephone No. 2170,
Photos of H. R. H. Prince of Wales landing on axle.
NAMSAN & CO..
886. Des Voeur Road, West
Photo Engraving and Designing
↑ LITHOGRAPHERS
· Tel. Contral- 1563.
Bosutiful Things Make the Living Beautiful
Oor Silk Kimonos combine Art; and
| Beauty never seen before in Hong- Remember Silk is for Summer-
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wear. When down town call at
10, Wyndham Street,
faspect our KIMONOS.
And
34, Queen'e Ed. Uni,——Heard St, Wanchai-Bd.****
THE EASTERN SUPPLY:00.
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General Contractors
Elouse and Ostco Furralhers Ehips Upholsterery and Painter
*Tel" Content 4809
Each Member has the right of the introducing non-members to anelosure, tickets for, whom can be obtained from the Secretary at 83. each up to Friday, 17th November.
The Stewards invite the Ladies of Hoogkong to be present.
Hongkong, November 4, 1922.
J. B. LA L. THE ABLE INDIAN PHYSICIAN FROM BINGAPORE.
I now realy in receive nayone wad wlaims to count him on the following diseases, vis. Cold, Calamb, Headache, Kemerants, Karpain, Gildinoer, Toot ache, Running of the Nose, Neuralgia ate, eta, and GUARANTEES TO GUBE the boys diseases nicer than
TWO MINUTES.
$1,000 REWARD.
A Howard of $1,009 for thensand), will be paid to any Docter who is able tɔ ours the abayo mautiona 'dipenses within 2 minutes.
Anyone making use of my medicine alther, by rembring my label or embutitating his own will not be salted to the rewni
The sedicine is my own preparation. I can obs All Kinds of Kya dieanses ni well as otźwy sicknesse and guarantee to este radically.
Consulting chang .. ...$5.00 Mailing Poole ke solar
5.00
Consciting hourse à acts, to 18 Noon.
» Spm to 6p.m.
J. B. LAL,
11, Nathan Road, Howlson,
MRS. HAN INOKUOHL-
Telephone. Kowloon 284. No. 31; Ashley Road, Kowlean, Back of Star Theatre, OKRTIFICATED İKTERT MAMLGX,-
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Hollow,Hol Hau Fak Kap
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VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.
BONGKONG HOTEL.
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November 3
3ire E. R. Belilios Mr and Mrs C,
Lauritaon
Mr B. Markham
Mr P. Mark-
Mr C... Toniague
Dr J, Morrison
Mr P Otley
dr and dis 0. D.Mim Valeigh
Dolany.
Mr A. Ehrlich
M's Dot Payo
Mr J. & Gardiner
Ma E. Roigh
Lt.
Com J.
Rieftohi
A. H. Rowe
L.
Me and Mrs W. H. dr T. M. Rudall. Mr K. B. Proton Dale
Mr A. R. A. Savage Mr M.cboonborg Alta E. Sparke M'so A, Square
A. J. Gray
Miss Gray
Mr. H. Groen
ap
T. P. Hall
W. L. A. Hall
Mr M. Stabbs
Mr V. d. Scon
Major Mrs Jack dr A. D. Tyler
Hamilton
Wr
C. Hammond
Mr J. de Jong
MeJ. E. Joseph
Mr B. H. Wilson
Mr and Mea H. O.
Zimmermann
REPULAR BAT HOTEL.
Mr-D. R. Baker
Mr Cuddy
Mr & Mrs Birrell
Wr LB. Bo'sell Mr P. M. Davi
r&Mrs M. Ede
Mr. Fritz
Mrs & Viss Lifi Mr Lynett Mr &
Mite al
Mr & Mrs Wagro Mrs Norris Mr Palmer" Mr Van Der Fort
4rd Mix Fitzgerald Mr Powrio Mr Gilson
Mr Rabbit
child
Mra Groskamp and Mr & Mra Valentin Dr sp Mrs Valker Mrs L. Walker Wts Heard
Mia Webster Mr Wright
PEAK HOTEL.
November 1.
Mr and Mrs F. R. J. Mr A. H. Rollinge-
Adama
worth
Mr and Mrs H. W.Meo & Miss Howard
Allan.
dre E. Hunt.
Mr O. P. Anderson Mr and Mitș F, O. Mr and Mrs A. E. Jonkin
Aabton
Miss Barnes
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Butcher Meat.
Poultry.
November 20, June
Juno
Mr RJ. Birbeck
1922. 1918.
-1914.
November 2, June
Jant
Mits E. Blackburn
Cts.
Gto.
Gta.
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1914
Yr A. H. Borland
Mr N Brandel
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lb. 48
30
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Corned. Ngap Yok.
23
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Ara D. R. Davies
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Mr B J. Jordało Mr W. A. Jordan Mr Vivian Benjamin Mr J. E. Joseph Mr and Mrs B. G. Mr J. M. Kaye
.Birch
Mr Allan Keith MR. E. O. Bird Mr M. Hey Mr & Mrs BlackwellDr W. V, M. Koah
Capt. F. H. B. aké Miss I. A. Blair Mr B. O, Blaker Mr & Mrs Wilter
Mrs E LADE Mi and
Braddon
Mr M. J. Breen
Eng. Capt. and Mrs
Bromwich
Mr J. D. Idoyd
Mr and Mrs W. J.
R. Macenza
Mr R. F. Mattingly
- Mr and Mrs W. &.Mr R. McGr-go
Butterfield Capt. and Mrs G. B. Mr J. Finlay Miller
Lt. Col. R. J. A. Mercar
Batterworth
Er and Mrs J. W. Mr G. Miskin
Church
Mr and Mrs R L.
Moeller
Qapt. O. J. Church
E and Me H. H.Mrs R. W. Nesbitt
Carr
Dr.W.E. Clark Miss Mary Cooper
• Cormack
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W. A..Oornell T. Dallin
Mr Chas. EL Dann
Dr J. W. Noble
Capt. and Mrs 0..0.
Olliver
Mrs. G. W. Olive
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Mrr A. J. Patorson
Mr. A. H; Pean
WHISKY SMUGGLING.
AMERICAN ELECTIONS,
The
NEW YORK, November 6th. The issues in most States in the forth- coming elections are many and involved. Consequcstly local often
outweigh national considerations, but in a number of Stats candidates are appealing on the Remublican record and the results, from this are expected to reveal popular feelings regarding the new tariff, foreign debts, shi subsidy, prehibition, labour, taxation and other economic questions, Wall Strot is particularly anxious at present for a clear answer one way or another in order that the Administration may be encouraged to purevo a mora definite policy in the next two years in efforts for the readjustment of post-war conditions.
SHANTUNG COMMISSION,
PAKING, November 4th, The first section of the Shantung Com. mission this morning discussed the mode of payment for public properties, the Chinese proposing to pay with treasury notes, in silver dollars, bearing, no interest,
The Japanese consented to recommend the acceptance of treasury notes for half the total value, but asked the Chinese to withdraw the suggestions that the notes be silver dollara not bearing interest. It was decided to renew the discussion later,
DR. WANG CHUNG HUAI.
PERING, November 4th. The Chinese report that Dr. Wang Chung Huoi had again resigned, in authoritatively denied. Dr. Wang pre- aided at the Cabinet meeting, this morn- ing.
NORTHERN MILITARY
MOVEMENTS.
PERING, November 4th. It is stated that General Yang Son has left Hankow for Loyang. He will co-sult with General Wu Pei Fu regarding the amalgamation with the Chihli army of his forces at Kierhsien and Lichuanhsien. numbering 7,000 or 8,000.
PROPOSED CHINESE LEGATION AT PANAMA.
PERINO, November 6th. It is understood that the Government is contemplating the establishment of a Legation at Panania. The prescut Cou. suf-General will be promoted as Chargó d'Affaires.
NEW COMMERCIAL PORTS IN KIANGSU.
PINO, November 9th. The Mandate approves of the Cobinet's recent decision to open Hsuchow, in the Province of Kiangen, as a commercial
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CHINESE RADIO STATIONS.
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NEW CUSTOM HOUSE FOR` HANKOW.
HANEOW, November' 4th.
Sir Francis Aglen, Inspector-General of the Chinese Maritime Customs, laid the foundation stone of the new Customs House to-day.
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