AMMERT BROS. CE. WARREN & CO., LTD.
AVOPONEZES, Appraisers
"And BunynyoZS.
Public Auctions—
HB Vndetifgned have related instruo:
Mami so pod by Pablls Auction. on
TUESDAY, July. 3rd, 1823,
commencing at 3 p.m. the promises, 40 Coronation Road, Kowloon (baxt to the Kowloon
Blotor Bus Co,) Banlaess of the Moter Oyola tchange (including the Jitney
Bus Service)
with all Stock in trade gear sto, etc.
going concorn
The Stock comprises :---
1 Indian Secu
3 Powerpled Iddion Motor Cycles
Opposed Twin Indlan
Powerplus Indian and Sidcent
a Harley Davidson and Sidecars 1--Lovin
Cidvelande
One 5 Bester Dodge Motor Car Oun Model 90 5 Beater Overland
Motor Car
One Continental 5 Seater 6 Cylinder
Overland Motor Car
One Cpelomobile
(All the above machines in fine. running order) And
Spares, (for all A Larga Quantity of 8 ankos of motor cycles) Paints, Varni- , Motor Life, Spring Oil, Mobil Oil Batteries Magnetos, Generatora, Tyres, Tubes, Speedometers, Wind alelde. Tools, Drille, Vices, Spanners, Pipe Wreneber etc., ete.
MAISO
Sundry Ofice Furniture Torus: As Customary
Iszpection orders may be lind from
the Undersigned
LAMMERT BROS., Axeromona,
Hongkang, June 23, 1923.
-OF
THURSDAY, July 12, 1923, commencing at 3 p.m.
At the old premises of the Bongkang Electric Co.. Wing Fung Street, Wanchai,
Two (2) 650 B. II. P. Dinsel Genera- Fors Complete with alternatora & exciters Three (3) 300 B. B. P. Diesel Geners- tom Complete with alternators & exciters Two (2) 250 K. W. Steam alternatore complete with exciters and switch boards
One (1) Babcock & Wiloor water tube boiler complete with fitting and chain grate stoker
One (1) Varingskype boiler comple with Sttings
ugines)
(2) 60 E. Altematon twit
One (1) Main Stitchboard
We machine paneled
One (1) Duplex Food I
Three (3) Heena
Coolers
Fronde type water
One (1) Lat of steel steam pipes and #valyed
A
Two (2) Salzer pumps -
Three (3) Albany Notary pumpe
Three (3) Fans for curling towers and
Three (3) motors for same
One (1) Water tank
One (1120 Gallon wil tank ---
One (1) Bet of pary gear for Diesel
Ragine consisting of 25 items;
(1) 10 ton Travelling crime and AaLuge Quantity of Structural Steel work on the premises
Now on View.
For Further Particulars and terms of Bale apply to the Undersigned.
LAMMERT BROS.
Auctioneers
Hongkong. May 23, 1923.
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#MONDAY, July 16, 1988, commencing.at 8p.
at their Balas, Rooms, Daddall Street, One Eet of Mint Machinery This lot comprises a complete set of Mint Machinery, ospable of producing 100,000 (one hundred thousand) pieces cent (terly cent) coins er 200,000 (two hundred thousand pieces 10-cent ten cent) coins per working day of 10
hours.
(Further particulare and inspection arders may be obtained from Merare. Gilman & Co., Ltd., or the Undersigned), ' Tarms-20 per cent of purchase Rooney to be paid en fall of hammer, Balance to be paid within two weeks of day of sale.
LAMMEET BROS,
Anctloaders.
Hongkong, June 13, 1922.
THE CHINA INDUSTRIAL
CO'S STORE,
30 Wing Lok Birbet,
Opposite World Theatra
VONUMENTALISTS
mesand
, турски! Дом! Попри
Tel. Conical No,'
Large stock of BATHS and BATH, ROOK" FITTINGS. LAVATORY-BASING FLUSH CLOSETEL
COMMODES, BIDETA, &c., A.
OPEN & CLOSED STOVES,, COOKING RANGES, TILED GRÅTES,
ERIAN & ITALIAN MARBLE MEMORIALS-Also in polished -
Hongkong Oranite.
Á large election of Artifcină
Wreathe.
Prices on Application
BRIGHT "& SON'S ABC DESCRIPTIVE PRICED CATALOGUE
of the
STALPS...
of the
BRITISH EMPIRE.
Continent of Europe and he Colonies. Foreign Countries (Extra Europeans).
FULLY ILLUSTRATED
@ $2. each.
GRACA & 00, Dealers in Postage Stamps, Garden Seeds, Pictorial Post Cards, Toys, &c. No. 10, Wyndham Street, P. O. Box 620.
Hongkong.
SHOEMAKERS.
(Japanese Hand Made)
Every kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER.
OHERRY & 00..
·S D'AQUILAR SIREET,
Opposite Kayamally & Co. Central No 191 ong, March 20, 1914,
NAMSAN & CO.
138, Connaught Road West. Photo Engraving and Designing
LITHOGRAPHERS'
Tol, Central 1383.
WING FAT ́ CHEUNG
SPARROW CARDS (HA JOBG) -** FOR SALE CABIN MADE OF", IVORY AND FISH BONK,
No 178, Queen's Road-Central, BEANCA
No. 39, Man Ham duces East.
ཧཱཐཱ༠༢༣
བརྗི॰ གཱལ
PILSENER BEEB
SAHLE
LAGER
ODDS AND ENDS.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Belgium
Aerial Sleepers.
Voma
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL
June 28
Mr H. O Anderson Mr & Mrs E Hou Me FL. Aignolias Mre 8. Hechtprg Hr R. Anderson
rH. T. G. Tikon Mrs. L. Y. Holmes
Mr B. Houghton Mr F. B. Amos
Kr B. Badathory Mr & Mrs Ireland”. M.Bardop
Mr and Mrs
Bebar
Mr B. A. Jackson
J.Me A. B. Johnston
Mr G. de Jong
The Belt Minister of Rail- ways has solved the problem of MAINEY SCISSORS LOOT-
finding accommodation fór a, 28-um stone woman who wanted to travel Shiba Park at Night:
but was unable to get throughthe Perhaps the most delightful door of the milway carriage. The Mini Bave her permission to evening walk that Tokyo affords is travel in he guard's van on con through Shiba Park, Hero age-old-dition Cat she did not claim trees shade exquisite paths and daming case she was injured in hillsides, and stillness roigns. The transit trees are veritable glants; and though they stand in silence, their With theers that plans for an Mre R. Bolillos Mr & Mrs J, H.
Mrs G. Porghelm Judge sleepak car are being. il der Capt. E. Kent far-off tops are quivering as though aerial
xamined by British aircraft autho de R. Je Birbook Mrs. M. Khoney whispering to cach other the secrets ritles must come to many the dra E. Blaerbara Mr G. Laudition of the centuries they have known realization that it cannot be long Mr.W. Sohard Kr E. Leertan The more open spaces are filled bore the airplane takes practi Mr M. G. Bras Mr W. Ri Leivon MrQA.Calkins Me P. Markham with strange shrubbery and here cally the same place in the experi- Mr A, M. Burchell Mr. A. D. Lotta
ence of the definge individual that
Mr G. dr P. Murks.
Mr 8. MoBrido and there the ghostly white of wax is occupied by the automobile like gardenias against their glossy to-day, says an American paper. Men Clayton Mr. MoUloshy
Miny Moulcnty leaves gleams through the dusk, What a vision of the future is con- Mrs Crocker and their cloying perfume jured up by the description given: KR. H. Dalgarno MrD: J. Mewulans
the air. Now a višta
a great, slim, metal saloon, like"MY E. Davis Mr C. H. Montague
Mr & Mrs de DeckerMr B. Moore a: lake filled long, tapering Pullman, so contra P. O. Danroobs Dr J. Harrison opers, and with great lotus leaves and sleep-structed that It. can start on the r. and Mrs R. Ve B. E. Ho es
MPP. J. Newman ing buds, spreads out before the railroad tracks in the ordinary D.teshele eyes. Rustic bridges, with trellises manner and be changed soon after Mr and Ms C. A. Fr A. 3, Oakley
Daptop
Mr B, B. Porty from which, in season, hang mons it had been drawn out of "the
Mrs Eccles
Mr T. Potric ter sprays of wistaria, woo the terminal into a spacious airplane, EL KAMP, M. Pinto stroller nearer. On a hill above once more to become a railway Me G. EdFalkuer Mr. H. Rayon looms the graceful outline of a becur on nearing its destination. MA. O. Vianoy MrA. E Richard autiful pagoda, and near by, half "And I dipped into the future, far Sire Gray hidden in the shadows, nestles as human eye could see. It would Mrs. Haim tiny tea house, where refreshing be stash man who would dare to Cipt. T. P. Hall beverages and sweet rice cakes make such a statement to-day g are served by a small kimono-clad maldea with many smiles and much bowing. The historic temple buildings, by which the park is best known to all visitors to Japan, must be seen by daylight, but the mystic beauty of the park itself charms most under the moonlight on a summer night.
An Oxford "Rag."
To Young Oxford
Dr. Farnel Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University, has lately ban- ned not only a proposed "tag" regatta in aid of charity, but also; Oxford's new theatre, the Play- house....
To please your Vice Chancellor
Oxford men!
You will always, I hope, be in bed
by ten,
You will look upon theatres now as
low,
And to cinemas you will disclain
to
go.
For what do you go to Oxford
for
Except to please the vice-
Chancellor?
From "rag" regattas I trust you'll
shrink,
Mr A. H. Bowe
Mr. D. H.Scott Mr J. A. Bestt
Mr and Mrs W. A. Mis A. Smith..
Hannibal
Mr F. Bosne
Mr JEcott HarstonBir Vander Steen Mrs H Hashim Er D. Tenneys Mrs F. B. Hender
Bon
KEPULSE BAY HOTEL.
Miss Brown
Mr & Mrs Brestedt r & Kre Hockey,
Mr LissamaD Mr F. M. Crawford Me Lynott... Mra PM Davis M&M Lund
Me Drawbarn Mr Manderfeld Mr and Ms J. H.Mr. R. R. Powrle Geare & daughterMe O. B Shank Misss Hetherington Mra G. Shank
PEAK-HOTEL.
Jane 25.
dr B. W. Allen Mr J. M. Kays Mr. J. B W. Armbr . B. Key
atcong
Mr G. W Barton Miss Barton
Mr V. Benjamin
Mr J. D. Kinnaird Mr T. Kooreman Mr E. G. Laymon
Mr J. D. Lloyd- Mr Lloyd
Mr and Mrs B. G. Mr and Mrs W. J.
Birch
A. Blair
Arag" that has been ia'con templation for days took place at Oxford recently, victims being the women undergraduates. Coming out of the Examination School after the morning lecture, the under graduettes" found their bicycles, which they are in the habit of leav-- ing in Queen's-lane, opposite the school, turned into men's machines. An improvised central bar, made of strong strands of wire twisted together, was stretched from bela future, of course, a dance to you.Mrs Rebington hind that seat to underneath the Will be in the nature of things handlebars. The fastenings were taboo, impossible to loosen, being twisted tightly with pincers. A false knot, however, was arranged in the middle; and this the women en- deavoured to open, obliging the men undergraduates to lend "a hand, amid peals of laughter from After a large holiday crowd. strenuous work for upwards of a I pray you don't give that excellent quarter of an hour the men under graduates were deluged with water. from others on the top of the-wall of Queen's College who came armed with buckets. The cycle shops in the High-street were closed for theWitsup holidays, and the women undergraduates at last gave up their attempts and went by omnibus and on foot to their various colleges, which are at least half a mile from the Exami
nation School Lunch at the col leges had to waitand explanations were required on their arrival.. The Mango.
And take nothing stronger than
milk to drink.
For what do you go to Oxford for Except to please the Vice-
Chancellor?
man
A further excuse more sports to
ban,
Forestall him for once, and avoid a
row -
By gracefully giving up football
now
Fow what do you go to Oxford
for
Mr J. M. Benzar MEA.G. J. Bowker Mr B. Bradden Eng Capt. and
Bromwich.
MEH: Baie
E.. MacKenzie.
Mr and Mrs. Ci F.
Maltby
Mr & Mrs J. Martin Mr D. HF: Master
MrsMr R. MoGregor+
Mr J. Finisy Miller Dr E. Minett Mr T. Mito ell Mrs R. W. Nesbitt Mr J. M. E, Nikkels
Miss Butterworth Mr E Calatroni Mr AN. B. Carr
Capt. C. J. Church Mr and Mry E.. Ú. Lt and Mrs B.-H. Osborn
AE J. N. Owa Clark. Miss Mary Cooper Mr. J. Paterson FA. Oornell Kr.A. H. Fenn Col. C. W. Davy Major & Mr F. H. Lt. Col 8. A. Dob. Phillipe
Mr J. Ralston
bin
:
Except to please the Vice-Lol. F.G. Fitz-r & Mira 3. Boost
Chancellor
No doubt, your Vice-Chancellor
rightly, looks
..
On the 'Varsity more as a place for
books
I'm
If
sure he'd be frightfully,pleased
with you
you gave up your cricket and
tennis too!
Gerald
ar and Yes Orcarut -Col. O. Sanders
Enger.
Mr B. J. Saunders
Mr R. P. Shaw Capt. and Mrs Ivar
Siqueland- Mis Akinner Major
kir D. Fitzgerald Mr F. M. Goldrich Mrand Sirs, W. D.
Goodfella
Mr A. W. Grandy Miss M B. Hall MrJ..Hancock
Hattorosly
Bmith Mrs W. T: Stanton Mr.A. W. Stewart
Mr, A E. Hancock Mrs and Miss Stab Mr and Mrs W. Ja binggeurs
Kawker Mrs Talakira
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Mr J. B. Hawker Mr J. S. Thomson -Col 83. Heard Mr A. W. Tiekle For what do you go to Ox-LtCol. & Mrs Ba. Mr and Mrs F. E
Bill ford for
→Trobridge Unless it's to please the Vice-Eng. Cam. J. Capt. & Mie Vidall.
..Hocken
Gaph. R. F. Walker Chancellor?...
Mr A. H. Hollings Lt. Om
worth
M. Ward Caps & Mrs. L. D.Cap & E Watt
Mr J. Walbrat
la the course of an article on the. mango crop the Indian Daily News writes; India owes the mange entirely to Europeans, and it was the Jesuits of Goa-who 'first dis- covered the education of the The Rishis nefer ate mango. mangoes, we believe. The mango, no doubt, existed as a turpentine reeking fruit; but in Sakuntala is the first reference to it, we are told, and that is to its flower. Theo phrastus tells us that Alexander's armies got, dysentery through eating a strange luscious fruit, Some say mango, which Colonel To give no excuse for a further ban. Yule and Mr.
For what do you go to Ox! Burnell;
ford for
however, say
was probably.
Jack (kantal). The Sanskrit name, no doubt, is "amára," and
No doubt if you follow this sound
advice
Your life at the Varsity won't be
nice,
But at least you will know you've
done what you can
If it isn't to please the Vice-Chancellor?..
Major B. F. Joner and Mrs A, F.
Mr & Mrs Milner Wheen
Majar & Me White Jones
B. Jordal MR. H. Wad,
Mr W. A. Jordan
Caldwell
PALACE HOTEL.
Jabe 25.
Mr B. J. de E dr and Mr D. A. Moere"
Brand Mrs, L. I.
Morley Mr R. Nelson Mr A. Paton Hr-T-Bogers ; Mrs G. Risell Mr and Mrs 0.-H.
Blanton. Mrs. C. Stinger Mr B, Thompson Mr Rese Vene Mr W. Wilnos
Mr. 0, 0. Dance Mr fl. De is Mr.J. W. Howard Me J. Jack: Mr Chas. Tonis Mr L Leinster · Mr W. E. Idley Mr R. G. Lowder ASTHHA MEJ, T. Maqnix
Mr I. McLaren CURE
the Chinese traveller, Hwen Teang,From "Books of To-day and To- Mr A. T. Boteler mentions it as early as 645 A.D. (morraw" In 1328-we find Friar Jordanus write of it as a gigantic plum whose. fruit sweet and pleasant and im- possible to express in language: That sourds hear it In 1384 we find Ibn-Batuta telling us that it resembles an orange tree, and no free gives so much shade; but the shade is unwholesome, and who- ever sleeps under it gets fever. In 1526 the Sultan Baber says such mangoes as are good are excellent" and there we get the secret. The wild mango of India known to the. Rishis was a ball of tow soaked in: turpentine, and this was the tree selerted and taught to behave itself by the Portuguese of God."
Over 60 years ago the ters Land Beaconsfald Yentified to the beneä. he received from Himrod'a Artimos" Cape, and every post (brings uimilar better to-day.
--FAMRO FOR 10,YKARA S
Deep-Seater
Semething Dependable. Diarrhoes is always more de lese preva lans during this weather. Be prepared for it Chamberlain's Colle and Diarrhoes Remedy is prompt and effectual It man always be depended upon. For malé by alf Chemists:sed Storekeepersaha
scess in the Hip.
Recovery bifler undergoing
Free operations without success.
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1 man writing to tell you of the I began to fal better, and the discharge
·Clarke's Blood Mistilne bad Beep-sected'abenery la jug, php, spd" Letos jakt epabout fouhé Emdatka
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be to get foss): & perserved wit
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SATURDAY - JUNE 30,- 1528
G. FALCONER & CO., LTD.) WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS,
Hotel MAMBO
Agents for:----ADMIRALTY CHARTS).
·ROSS'S· BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS. BENSON'S ENGLISH WATCHES,
· ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufacturers, High Class English Jewellery. ́
THE INTERNATIONAL SHIRT CO.
Head Office: 79 Wyndham Stroot." 2ad, Floors (Opposite Central Police Station.)- Tel, Central 4166.
Dealers in all kinds of fligh-olam Silk Shirts, Collars, Nock tie and Pyjamas for Gentlemen
AND ALSO,
Chemises, Skirts, Wrap.ors, Scarfs, Veils, and Night-gowns for Ladies ALSO MADE TO ORDER
MODERATE PRICE
-PROMPT DELIVERY
Hanager: EMILIO: LAUŽ
PHOTO SUPPLIES;
LONG HING & CO., Kodaks and Redak Films, af.
DEVELOPING & PRINTING A SPECIALITY. No. 17a, Queen's Road Critral, HongKoshy".
HOTELS & CAFES.
LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS
HONGKONG:
SHANGHAI
PEKING
gkong Hotel
Repulse Bay Hotel,
Peak Hotel
Palace Hotel Astor House Hotel
Grand Hotel Kalee
Grand Hotel des Wagon Lits
The Hongkong Hotel C
In, omjunction with
The Shanghai' Hotels, Ltd.
and
The Grand Hotel des Wagen Lits, Ltd.
Tel. Centl. 812. CARLTON HOTEL. Tel Add: "Carlton,"
The Only American Hotel in the Colony.iud.
Nice and quiet yet only a few minutes walk from the Banks, and Central Districte. 43 Bedrooms. Excellent Onisikin Serupalously Under American Manage A new Dining. Buom has been openi No. 2, Queen's Road (Let Bock). Entrance Loe House 8 Tiffine a speciali
For terms apply to Mr. F. E. CAMERON, Proprietrees,
(Twe minutes from Star Ferry)
PALACE HOTEL
KOWLOON
Rently removised and refurnished, alpetric light and foux throughou and snurely "under new management; Calsins under the parscual anpervisio
pecial terms of the proprietor, Bar sad Billard Room Terme moderais. families on application to
Telephons Fowloon 3;
Talographie Add, :- " Pation."
7, H. OXBEREY, Frop: tetor.
HOTEL ““ASIA”
WEST BUND, CANTON,
Leading Hotel lo South
First class Accommodation. Electric Lights, Fans Elevators.-
Boof Garden. Hairdressing
Balcoz,
Splendid Views
Excellent Cuisine:
of
City
and Pearl
Moderate Rates.
Biver
Under the Management of the BUN500. LTD. CANTON
EKING EDWARD HOTEL
GENTRAL LOCATION A
EI, KİNOTEKŲ TRANĄ FAM Katzizon, Mo Erin Tires, Yin andƑlighting, MurưPMEN Matka sad Sanitary Hittings. Eft audi. Uni "Whiar Distal Biroughráte Borgo
Tul, Conil #72. Thegrizkio kádzana ș-2 VserÉIA
THE NEW VICTORIA CAFE
THE HOUSE FOR GOOD EATS
JAPANESE MASSAGE, N. AKAIL Graduate of Tokio Massage School, Non, 9-10, Prays Kait, W spobal
zel, Central 2650.
MASSAGE
K.SAKAL T.KANAMORI
CATCB)
-18, Praya "East,
Rosd
2nd Floor.
MASSAGE
All Kinds
CLEANED A SPECIALITY,
60 Wallington Streek.
your Chirka ́t
"would give (Claripay flood
kout more than ever and by the base in og sen spelen mel
- CLARKE'S BLOOD MIXTURISE,
·înă procentiam, dag 'n relied u
Clark's Blood
ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL Qhoot Road Central
NE
BOOM opened for
TANG
Dinner
THE MANAGER