FRIDAY, DECEMBER 26, 1924.
AMMERT BROS.
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AUCTIONEERS APPRAISERS
AND SURVEYORF.
Public Auctions-
Tatructions to coil by Public Auction THE Vndoraigned have received in
- MONDAY, 29th December, 1924,
at 11 a.m.
at Gowdown No.6, The Hong-
Long & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd., Kowloon,
(FOR, ADOQUNT) OF THE CONORAMAD)
30 Cases Shellac !
Terms: Cash" on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.
OX
MONDAY, 99th December, 1991,
commencing at 2.30 p.m.,
at their Sales Rooms, Daddell Street. A Quantity of Suit Lengths
Comprising
Cashmere, Tweeds, Serge, etc., etc.
On View on Day of Sala.
Terma-Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.
by
THE WATER SUPPLY.
Level and Storage of water in reservoirs
en the 1st December 1994 ---
CIFY AND BILL DISZKIOT WATER WORKÉ
LEVEL
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Pita Balaw overdow
Tyan 1874, 18, below Í 2. Ha, Balon cridor
Drartow
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Abpro STOCLO
M.Si. Betaw stardom
106 in. Below overdow
TORADE IN MILLSONE
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(Ft. Sim, Below avertow
AND, DIONNALS OF SALLONA,
1012
370.90
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210.40
3.38
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1.100.65
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14.52
+0.09
2,027.00
1,790.20
the Olay
Tos
Compton of water to
and Hill Distrist in millions and decimal
of gallons during the month of November.
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51.500
28.120
+
333
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Intermittent Supply in all Ridor Main Districts up to 8th and Constant Supply in all Bider Main Districts from 7th November 188,
Intermittent Bupply in alt Rider Maln Districts Woot of Eastern street and Full Supply in sil Aidor Main Districts East of Eastern stroot during November 1824:
KOWLOON WAYIR WORKE LEVEL.
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Son Errol... Dow
VITRIDER
16.
1. Pin, Belowr PTACUY
STORAGE IN KILLIONS, AND DECINSKA OF SKILAZN
1911 vicom Com Ganntyoke wg08.50
1974
#39.18
Donsumption of water in Kowloon in millions and decimals of gallons during the month of November.
113.1
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147.640
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D. E. WARREN & CO.,
LTO
SANITARY ENGINEERS
MONUMENTALISTS
OFFICES 1
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OF
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Estimates Free for all Kinds of
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A large stock of Artificial Wreaths
You
are invited
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Hongkong, March 30, 1914.
WORLD
CRICKET.
ENGLAND'S HEAVY TASK IN FIRST TEST.
(Reuter's Service.)
THE CHINA MAIL.
OF
MR. JOEL'S TEAM.
FIRST TEST MATCH IN AFRICA.
SPORT.
PEDESTRIANISM,
CW: HART COMPLETES
SIX DAYS' RUN.
London, November 22:-C. W Hart, the veteran professional run stage of his daily run of 571⁄2 miles ner, comp'cted yesterday the last from Southampton to Portsmouth
(Reuter's Service.) Johannesburg, December 24. The weather was fine but cloudy when the first test match against Australia's second innings clos-Mr. Joel's team was resumed to-and back to Southampton. Hart
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Sydney, December 24.
ed for 452 runs. Tate took 6 day before a small attendance wickets for 98 runs. England The rain had not greatly affected started their second innings, and the pitch.
The visiting team had scored had scored: 42 for no wicket when, 198 in their first innings. stumps were drawn.
The Australians replied with 295, Nourse scoring 71 and Neser 80.
Mr. Joel's XI had loat6 wickets for 121 in their second innings when stumps were drawn,
started on this jaunt last Monday, and engaged to do the distance each day for six days. He started | HANGINIM from Southampton at 9.18 a.m., and arrived at Portsmouth at 15 p.m.
The weather was cold and un- seasonable. At most there were 5.000 present, all wearing over coats, The weather was good. When Collins was out the score was 260 for six wickets. At lunch- time the score was 281 for seven, MOTOR-CARS AT HUNT. tion, and at both Southampton and
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#LORD DALMENY STOPS
After a stop for massage, Hart left Portsmouth at 138 pm; and arriv ed back at Southampton, at 6 40 p.m. Os. the home journey he was accompanied by Eddie Bryan, the local Portsmouth champion. As the veteran passed through" "the villages on his way, people turned out and gave him a rousing recep
Portsmouth the streets were lined Taylor took 47 minutes to reach double figures, but joined by
by thousands of spectators. On Mailey the last wicket, pair hit
arrival at Southampton Hart was. merrily, adding 127 runs in 901"
met by his sister, Mrs. David minutes, which is à record for the London, November 22.-Lord | Gilbert, and his trainer, E. Hughes. Australian tenth wicket stand in Dalmeny, the master of the Hart han decided to attempt to beat tests against England. It beats Whaddon Chase Hounds, stopped A. F. H. Newton's London to Armstrong's and Dur's 120 at a hunt near Newton Longville Brighton record in three weeks Melbourne in 1902, Tate was the close to Bletchley. Buckingham-, best of the bowlers. The fielding ahire, because a fleet of motor. was good. Scores:--
ears following the chase, had headed a fox and made sport Impossible..
Australia 2nd Innings. " W. Bardsley, b Tate Arthur Richardson, c and
Freeman
G. Kelleway, b Gilligan H. L. Collins, e Chapman,
Tate
H. Ponsford,c Woolley, b Free-
man...414
Victor Richardson, c. Hendren,
b Tate..
H. L. Hendry..e Strudwick, b
Tate
THE HOUNDS.
1
time.
A BOXING MARQUIS.
Addressing the Geld, Lard Dalmeny said: "I shall stóp | GIFT OF GLOVES TO LORD 98 hunting until all the cars are 23 sent home."
Several of the cars belonged to 60 people taking part in the hunt, and these ordered their cars 27 Away. The other cars were also
withdrawn.
18.
J. Taylor, b Fate.
22 108
J. M. Gregory,
Woolley, b
Freeman
2
b
18
46
W. A. Oldfield, e Strudwick,
A. A. Mailey, not out
Gilligan
Extras
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
5 wickets for
Tate.
{
Freeman
3
Gilligan Hearne
2
0
Chapman #0
WHY BUY FOREIGN MADE SUITCASES
Whenwi wall ̈`Shangha! Manufactured Suitcases?
Mons
57
Fall Sapoly in all districte during November 1911 and 1824,-
The Goranimene Ansiyet's recent re port hets the quality of the water is sattalaci ry.
1954
Ford Rainfall to 2013. Nur. 108,49 1,7.08 m
B. T. UBBAST,
Water Authority.
Public Works Department
NOTICE.
HIGH-CLASS PRINTING
AND
BOOK BINDING :'
DONE AT
THE CHINA MAIL ́ OFFICE
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS
A SPECIALTY. น Prospectuses. Trade Cironlars Programmes, Menus, o!o..., etc. Artistically stranged and Carofily Printed.
Clean Proofs and prompt delivery
guaranteed.
Sole
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SOLD AT Lowest Possible Prices
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Agent:
SUM JONG
No. 13, Cha Wen Road, Shanghai.
ASAHI
BEER
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8
452
BIG ALL BLACKS.”.
TOO HEAVY FOR TWO AIR EXPRESSES.
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Two Imperial "air expresses" were provided at the Croydon aerodrome to take the New Zealand "All Black" football team for a flight.
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TOWNSHEND.
Londos, November 16:-When the Marquis Townshend, the youngest marquis in England, opened a hazaar in aid of Dr. Barnardo's Homes at the Drill Hall. Richmond, yesterday, he was wel- comed by Miss Betty Howitt, aged 12, Mayoress of Richmond, and the Youngest mayoress in the world. In welcoming the marquis, the mayoress observed, "I do not be- leve in fighting unless it is for some good object; but I ask you to accept these gloves, and I hope you will use them to give a knock- out blow to anyone who is mean enough to refuse to help little
An Antiseptâo Liniment.
When the 22 were weighed children." It may be explained that their total weight, without lug the young marquis is very keen gage, was found to be about on boxing and has received les- 98 800lb. over that allowed for the sons from Frank Goddard. 134 22 ordinary passengers with 114 luggage which the two machines 88 can together lift, and a third 10 aeroplane had to be requisitioned.
The New Zealanders enjoyed, There is no danger ha ever from lock. jaw or blond noi on resulting from a 13 their flight over Twickenham- wound when 'hamberlain's Pain Balza 27 where they beat a London. XV. is promptly applied. It is entiseptic 2-and the London Docks and strove the germa which cause so-much that they decided to the dia, tale causes wounds to
heal without maturation and in one.. Total (for no wicket) 42 make their approaching visit to third the time magnired by the usual
Paris by air..
treatment For sale everywhere
England 2nd Innings.
J. B. Hobbs, not out
H. Sutcliffe, not out
Extras
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MADE IN ENGLAND
Cigarettes
Tol. Kowloon No. 3
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J. H. OXBERRY, Proprietor,
ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL,
Talegraphic address "ASTOR" - Telephone Central 170. 13, Queen's Road Central
A first claas Hotel centrally located, large and airy rooms, completely renovated and refurnished. New Dining Room for Meals and la Carte. Excellent Cuisine. Monthly Tickets for Tifins and Dinners. Under entirely new Management.
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3th FLOOR
NOW OPEN.
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