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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1925. "
SAINT JOAN.”
NO EXTENSION OF THE SEASON..
PHANTOM CRUISER.
ADRIFT IN THE NORTH SEA.
BIRD OF ILL-OMEN.
Theatre bookings for visiting professional companies make it absolutely impossible for the Stealing allently into Belfast A.D.C.. to extend its brief season harbour, under cloudy skies and a of Bernard Shaw's great play. dull, drizzling rain," the obsolete It has been possible only to arrange for another matinec, and cruiser"Sutlej" completed a voyage this, as advertised, will take place which for thrills equalled anything. On Saturday afternoon, the 17th that she had undergone during inst... ut 4.30 p.m. Applications her active career (says the London for seats for these performances
Weekly Recorti”.) are being received, but booking
"Lost for 15 days in the North' will not open until the 13th.
Interest in the play has "at-Sea, during which time their tácked" of classes
the ship lay, helpless at the more community, not the least those of the ragging wind and sea, the engaged in scholastic pursuits, crew of the " Sutlej" had exciting who, with some of their charges, experiences to relate.. will be well represented at the Wednesday matinee.
of
The settings: by two Russian artists, are of extraordinary beauty and finish, whilst the cos. tumes are finely in the spirit of the play.
Their voyage which was expect ed to last seven or eight days, had been extended, through unexpect ed happenings to almost a month. So they were not sorry, to see it at an end.
It has again to be emphasised port, where, along with her com- While on the way to the Irish that the play will commence panion ship, the "Dominion," she promptly at 9 p... and that late is to be scrapped, the cruiser broke comers will not be admitted dur-loose from the tugs, "Joffre" and ing the playing of the first scene."Plover," which were taking her on her last trip. This occurred in the North Sea during a heavy gale, The stormy weather continued, and the tugs were compelled" to return to harbour, leaving the drift before the gale.
Sutlej, which had no engines, to
KILLED BY TRAMCAR.
THE DRIVER EXONERATED:
INQUIRY ADJOURNED.
Mr. J. R. Wodi, assisted by a jury consisting of Messrs. F. J Tavares, J. F. Tavares and Mr. W. Taylor, held an enquiry yesterday into the death of a Chinese aged 60 years, who was killed by a trumear-in Des Vaux Rond Central on December 22.
The doctor who made the post morten examination was absent owing to indisposition, and a witness who was on the tramear at the time had also left the Colony. The jury were asked to give their views after hearing the evidence, and the enquiry would be adjourned sine die.
A nephew of the deceased testi- fied to the latter's eyesight being good, and that he was not deaf.
The driver of the tramcar gave evidence as to the accident, after which, the jury were of the opinion That no blame could be attached to
the driver.
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The inquiry was adjourned sine dic
WAR CLAIMS.
AMERICA NOW WILLING TO COMPROMISE.
(Reuter's American Service.)
On board the cruiser there were, altogether, 13 med, including Captain Ferries, of Aberdeen, who was in command. The rather serious plight in which they found themselves is vividly described by the captain in his story of their wanderings.
"We left Rosyth," he said, for Belfast, on February 26, in the tow of the two tugs. On the morning of our third day out, during heavy weather in the Moray Firth, the tugs parted from us. They stood by, however, during that day" and the following snow squalls night, but severe came on, and they were compelled to run for port.
"We were left quite helpless, as we had no engines on board, and so we drifted about until Saturday, March 1, when we let the anchors down."
Estimating that they had been drifting for some distance, Captain Ferries reckoned their position as some 65 miles of Aberdeen. There they layeast of Abe the
fathoms of water, out, however, of the usual trade routes. This latter fact was borne in upon them by the fact that for several days during their stay there they did not observe a single vessel.
THE CHINA MAIL.
LATEST SHIPPING NEWS,
ARRIVALS.
Hydrangea, (Br.) Chiu Oa, from3 Swatow,
Atreus (Br.) B. & S,, from Birkon- head, Singapore.
Titan, (Br.) B. & S., from Nor folk, Ilolla.
CLEVER DOGS.
PRINCE AMONG FOXHOUNDS,
| HELOVED, RETRIEVER.
Major Harding Cox, a prominent author of caning stories in an article in Answers” writes.
Canine cleverness, Indeed, is by no means so rare as some people appear to imagine. Personally, I would find it much more difficult Kuento conjure up memories of dogs which weren't clever than those who were. Not, of course, that all dogs are intelligent. Even in the four-legged creation there are some "congenital idiots.”
Telemachus, (Br.) Wo Fat Sing, Saigon.
Dongola, (Br.) M. M, & Co., from Bombay Singapore.
Kutsang (Br.) J. M. & Co., from Calcutta, Singapore.
Clara Jebsen, (Dan.) Sang, from Singapore,
Yeljun Maru; (Jap) M.B.K., from Canton..
Alzawa Maru, ap.), M. B. K., from Keelung
Tosei Maru, (Jap.) Suzuki & Co., from Keelung.
Hakuhe Maru, (Jap.) Y. K. K. from Calcutta, Singapore.
from Chefoo, Dairen.
Tai Lee, "(Chi) Yee Tal Hong.
Van Overstraten, J. C. J. L. from Belawan Deli, Singapore.
DEPARTURES.
ไ
Mikesan Maru, (Jap.) M. B. K. for Hongay.
Tairea, (Br.) M. M. & Co, for Calcutta, Sth gapore..
Hai Nam, (Port) Kwong O Kwan-chow-wan.
for
Atlas Maru, (Jap.) O. S. K., for Hamburg, Singapore.
Tak Hing, (Chi.) Fook Hai, for
“Autau:”
Toyo Maru, (Jap.) Y. K. K., for Haiphong, Port Courbet.
Taize Mu, (Chi Chi Yan Fat for Kwong Chow Wan.
Hose Mara, (Jap.) M. B. K. for Haiphong.
Ling Nam, (Chi.) Chung Wah, for Iquique Tarakan,
Sunning. (Br.) B &, S. Shanghai, Amoy.
Hengta, (Chi.) Keelung.
K. K.
for
for
On Wednesday, the Izth," the said Ferguson, "I wrote following in my diary:
"One meal a little fish, and a. pot of tea; nothing to "eat" all night. We are living in hopes of sorrie good Samaritan' coming along. We have little oil left for the lights, and we are burns ing wood at night to attract pass ing ships, but none seem to pass. Things are looking black,
Of those dogs which are clever, some are born so; others have cleverness thrust
upon them. Hence the usual cry that mongrois are much cleverer than thoroughbred dogs."
HOSPITAL BAN
ON LONDON GIRL STUDENTS.
WOMEN'S PROTESTS.
FIRE AT ASYLUM. CROWD DRIVEN BACK WITH HOSE
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
Thirteen mental patients, some of them war victima, were." In the men's quarters of Halliford House, j sex, a large, private asylum, when PARTICULARS and Conditions of near Sunbury-on-Thames, Middle-
Sale by Public Auction to be hel it caught fire shortly before mid-
on MONDAY, the 11th day of Jaapwy))) right on October 18. tlon, a two-storied house a few Excellenoy the Governor of ons Lot of An attendant in the men's sec-1980. at 3. p.m., at the Uffices of this Public Works Deportment, by order of Hi yards from another house occupied CROWN LAND at Bau Pui Shok in the by women patients, opened the Colony of Hongkong for a borra door of a room on the upper floor year, with the option of renewal
Crown Roat to be anod by the Burvoyok of and found the room blazing
His Majesty the King, for one further term of 75 yOUTS.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
Boundary Msaniromentá
has decided that in future women St. Mary's Hospital, London,
shall not be admitted as medical studenta. Only those entitled to have clinical experience at St. Mary's under an agreement with the Royal Free Hospital will be admitted and as notice has been given to end this agreement, in a furiously. year's time there will be no more:
The occupant, a major suffering women students taken into the from shell shock, was not in the hospital explained to a representa- institution. The secretary of the room but was found in a corridor.
MAN IN PADDED ROOM. tive of the London "Daily Chroni- An alarm was given, and the cle" that the decision was in-four attendants; with the help of fluenced by the attitude of possible police, escorted the patients from medical students to mixed schools the burning building.. and those for men only.
The attendant and a policeman
One end of the building whe completely destroyed.
One man, who was in the Zee- Young Man's Choice.. brugge raid, was in a padded The stray, the mongrel and the "It is fairly certain." he said, room. He was aroused by an at- curlike their human prototypes that when a young man gets a to have some breakfast,
tendant and was told that he was the East End street arab or Irish choice of a mixed school or one gosscon-have been forced by for his own sex, he chooses the took the patient over to the wo circumstances to fend for them- latter. We have to think of the men's quarters, where he was put selves. Thus they become im- future welfare of the school in into a room under surveillance. bued with a certain "cleverness" this respect. There is ample: which
super accommodation for women at the carried down
Several of the patients had to be from passes intelligence with some observers, Royal Free Hospital, where there Cleverness of a sort is certainly. are vacancies at the present gained in this way but the moment.” carefully nurtured and educated thoroughbred cultivates an al- together superior quality of brain, deny any good quality of any dog Some people even go so far as to not of some particular breed. Many masters of foxhounds and barriers, together with huntsmen and not a few hunt members, thus divide the canine race into two classes: hounds and "curdogs.
A sweeping distinction indeed. And one to which, though an ex master of both foxhounds and harriers, I find myself unable to
subscribe..
Buy about hounds. Even in my memory are the exploits, of one Landsman, a powerful and well- knit specimen of his tribe,
In his work he was a very prince-
When the above decision was later announced at a meeting of women at the London Society of cal co-education, one woman ex- Women's Service to discuss medi- claimed, "What a country!"
11 Ladies' Views. pressed at the meeting:
The following views were ex-
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PUBLIC AUCTION, Two fremen pluckily took a hose pipe up a blazing staircase, DARTICULARS and Condition and later had to leave the burning Sale by Public Auction to building by a ladder. The fremen of sightseers, on which the hose were impeded by the large crowd
had to be turned.
WEATHER WISDOM.
delight,
"Red at night is the shepherd's
Red in the morning is
shepherd's warning
the
Lady Barrett,, a doctor on the The women admitted to St. Mary's staff of the Royal Free Hospital: number 236, and have done extremely well. The hospital, I think, does not realise the increas This is the old English rhyme, ingly powerful influence of women but the idea it expresses is known in nearly every country in the in the question of finance. Mary's is quite likely to lose finan-world. Even the ancient Egyptians. and Greeks had sayings similar cially over this, change of policy.
St.
Mrs. Oliver Strachey: A lost to the above. Furthermore, it is opportunity of co-education in scientifically true. Red skies are
་་། medicine is a loss to the medical really weather forecasts. profession. It is a backward step. evening or morning the sun's If the atmosphere is clear in the Wife "of 1 doctor, whose light is red, because the blue, of daughter is a medical student: which the ordinary white light of My daughter would say she pre- the sun is made up," has been ferred not being interfered with absorbed by the great length of and badgered and bothered by the atmosphere through which the men.
slanting rays of the sun have to pass. In the evening the rosy light of
among foxhounds. He never made mistake. Whenever his deep- toned tongue sounded in covert the whole pack would rally to it and join, the chorus of a sure find:
When wily Reynard played his trump card and other hounds were at fault, Landsman was ever ready to put them on the right line: And when the little red rover's The women finally resolved to The next day," he continued. strength was falling and impend. give their financial help in future our only meal consisted of a little ing doom was pressing closely to hospitals which accept female fish and some tea without sugar or upon
brush, Landsman's students. mlik. On Friday two of the sailors hackles would go up as, with were injured, but fortunately not blazing eyes and deep voiced roar, seriously, through the snapping of he would forge ahead to course a hawser. That day we had a good | Mr. Fox. feed, the first for four days, as the "Homer," a trawler, arrived".
|
his
One of the first dogs of my own breeding that I ever owned was a fox-terrier, a handsome little fellow, though, hardly of the type which finds favour with the show-bench judges of today.
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SIR M. NATHAN.
QUEENSLAND TÉRM
ENDING.
ACTIVE GOVERNOR,
He was of a somewhat choleric and impetuous disposition, but his
Time passes so quickly that it is changing and I could do anything difficult to realise that it is feur! with him, though woe betide the stranger who attempted to take liberties.
I trained this dog to hold his. own in any sport that was toward, and used him as a game-fiuder, retriever, vermin destroyer, and what not.
the sunset illamines the clouds on
the eastern side of the sky. This
shows that the clouds have gone
held on MONDAY, the fath day of
of His Excellency the Governor of one Lab January, 1925, at 3 p.m., at the Offengt of the Publia Works Department, by Order
of OROWN LAND at Kau Pui shek in the Colony of Hoogkong, for a term of [75 years, with the option of renewal? at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Burroyor of His Majesty the King, for
one further term of 75 years...
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by and are taking the rain with THE Undersigned have moaived them. Thus we get red at night, &action...
indicating fine weather. In the morning, the rising sun being in
instructions to ea by Public
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on Friday
the east, the light illuminates the The 9th. January, 1925, commencing
western horizon and its clouds, which are on "their way to us. We need not be shepherds to know that if the sky is red and lowering in the morning we are in for
"soaker" before a good lunch-time comes.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
at 2.30 p.m. at their Sales Room
·VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD & OFFICE FURNITURE.
Comprising
Roll-top and Flat-top Desks, Wardrobes, Chesterfield' Sofa with, Chairs, Dining Table and Chaira Dinner Waggon, Brass Fenders and Fire Irons, Oil Stoves, Etc:
years since Sir Mathew Nathan entered upon his governorship of Queensland, Says an Australion paper. That, however, is the posi-
on and next year his terms, en LOWE, BINGHAM & MATTHEWS valuable),
less by sue arrangement it is
extended.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
THE HONGKONG TUG & LIGHTER CO. LTD.
NOTICE OF CALL
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Also
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Blackwood Curio Stands, Desk (Lady's),
Also
One very large Ice Box, several Safes.#t
Also
Several lots of Cutlery,
(Fall Particulars from Catalogue). Termia :-Cash on delivery.
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NOTICE,
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"We had on board when we started on our voyage" continued Another South Shields men, Sea the captain, sufficient food to man Alfred Medwell, stated that last for seven days—the time it the Admiral's cabin had been was expected we could cover the utilised as sleeping" quarters for journey in
the crew: During a terrific gale, When we saw that our food however, while the vessel was supply was running short, we cur-anchored in the North Sea, a love for me was deep and un- WASHINGTON, Jan, 6. tailed our allowances and lived on particularly heavy sea struck Replying to Britain's contention very small rations for several her, and crushed into the cabin that the full amount of the days. The weather for a week flooding the whole place. American war claims against was beautifully fide, but during Driver from that haven, the men Germany should not be chargeable the remainder of the period we had to seek refuge " elsewhere. against the annuities payable by lay at anchor stormy gales blew Sleeping quarters were made in Germany under the Dawes' plan, and the seas were very heavy." the pantry between decks, but as Mr. Hughes reaffirms the
As was to be expected, they the water was washing along the Administration's previous attitude found life on board that helpless foor even there, tables had to be that American claims are entitled hulk rather monotonous. Day and used to lie upon.
He was as good in the water as ; A speech delivered by His Excel- to equal treatment in the allocation night a watch was kept in the hope of German
that Mr. ERNEST FROST "We had plenty of coal," said a on land, and possessed the nose of lency who was Governor of Hang- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN payments. It is of meeting a passing vessel. sailor, John Hunter, who hails from a bloodhound. Moreover, he could kong from 1983 to 1907) at a Scot- uhderstood, however, that a com- At night fires were kindled on Preston, but little baccy" This be relied upon to put "paid to tish gathering hurly, indientes that HARDMAN, Chartered Accountant, munication dispatched yesterday the after-deck of wood, which the was relieved by our finding a heap the account of any of his kind, he desires to stay, though it gren has been admitted a partner in our reiterates the Government's desire crew broke off from different parts of tobacco stalks which we damp within reasonable poundage of his erously recognises the invariable em as from 1st January, 1925. not to press unduly in the matter of the ship. So the efforts were ed. These smoked all right." own weight, when occasion might kindness he has met with in Queens LOWE, BINGHAM & MATTHEWS of time for payments, and its kept up to attract attention if "When the blizzard struck us I require.
land. Without any definiteness it ¦ willingness to compromise re- possible to their position.
thought our end had come; it was
This dog was with me day and hints that before next St. Andrew's Hongkong, 6th January, 1925, garding the period over which the "At last," as Captain Ferries blowing 85 miles an hour, and we night, sleeping on my bed and ac- Day, he may have left the State." pirment of claims may be spread, recounts it, "a trawler hova in could see nothing for water. We companying me everywhere. Her Mathew is not an old man, but The Note states that the Govern-sight and bore down on us. We went 65 miles out of the track of possessed some canine instinct he has seen many strenuous veura ment does not sce anything explained our position, but, of shipping and then cast anchor. closely akin to second sight. of public service, and he may well regarding the claims requiring course, all the assistance they "Five days afterwards two When as was my occasional desire to live the renminder of his arbitration, as the British Govern could render was to give us a trawlers from North and South custom, I visited London, he filled days free from official cares,und res-
TEK following are members of ment suggested.
supply of food, for which we were Shields found us and wanted to the place with his lamentations. ponsibilities, and umid scenes in
abavo. Exchange indeed most grateful. This tow us." Hunter laughs now at Alap he would indulge in a hunger ay ways more congenial. He N That the THIRD CALL of Abraham, Fera
Logan W. supply" consisted principally of the idea of fishing trawlers offering strike. But when I was returning has been a very active Governor,
the Alves A. A. fish, and for several days we ate to tow this 14,000-ton steel monster. he would suddenly brighten up. taking seriously the responsibilities $2 per share on each of little else
While the "Sutlej" was drifting Somehow or other he had an of his office, and endeavouring to 100,000 shares has been made by the Bagram J.T. "On Thursday 13th instant, helplessly about, а curious unerring knowledge of the exact keep in touch with all parts of the Company and that such call will be Benjamin V. H.M. destroyer "Shamrock" came superstition began. gain time that the train bringing me State. Queensland in a big terri- payable to the Compay's Bankers, Birkett H. alongside, and kindly gave us credence, according to another back to him would arrive at the tory, but there are not many parts The Hongkong & Shanghai Banking Cox M. J.
Corporation, in Hongkong, on or Croucher N. Y. A provisions and tobacco and account.
local station, which was some miles which he has not visited.
Elli, F. M. Per D. S. L. s.s." Pres. Harrison" cigarettes. She returned to port One day, when they were still from my house. Sure as fate when- He has travelled for and wide, before 10th January, 1925.
Gould J. SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., On Jan. 5-Mr Geo A. Allan, Miss
miles out at sea, a crow, driven ever I returned he would be on the
| Gutterres A. ÁÅ. General Managers. Y. G. Cope. MrJ Dyer, Mr F. A
from the shore by the terrible platform to meet me and to signify
Lammert Goo, P. Edmondson, Mrs Kwok Son, Mr B.
storm, arrived on board the ship his ecstatic joy in the usual doggy
Hongkong, 7th January, 1925. Lammert H. A. C. Sienkevitch, Mr H. T. Stokeley,
in an exhausted condition. Re-way. Mr K. Velley, Mr James C. Ward,
cognising, no doubt by instinct, He never went to the station on Mrs E. H. Ward, Miss H. Abbott,
that safety lay in attaching itself to any other day, and only arrived at Miss E. Abbott. Me and Mrs E.
the ship, the bird stayed aboard. the particular minute that the train It would not surprise anyone if ** Alexander, Mr Rht. V. Anderson,
Try as they might the crew could by which I travelled-was duo. he wens the last of the Imperial- | Mrs H. Anderson, Mr. Jas. W
not drive the crow away, and so Lastly, let me introduce to you appointed Governors. Labour in WANTED-To purchase some Atkinson, Mrs M. Atkinson, Mr D. Referring to the length of time the conviction grew that it was an my beloved flat-coated retriever stmngly in favour of the local · second-hand packing · cases; C. Bliss, Mr L. H. Cass, Miss K, that his ship had lain at anchor off fil omen. One of the men, indeed, Champ, known on the show bench urticle, and it is more than probable must be clean and sound for packing Cass, Mr L A. Chamberlain, Mrs Aberdeen, Captain Ferries said he said it was the devil come to as Champlon Black Charm, a really that in effort will be made to have articles to take to England. Please E. L. Chamberlain, Mr S. S Cook, considered it remarkable that they torture them.
beautiful specimen of his breed. effect given to that plak of the apply-MR. H. PERY SMITH, Mr E. L. Craig. Mr B. C. Dafler, had not been located sooner.
The bird, meanwhile, kept flying Like the fox-terrier already party pulicy. In that caserthe next 6 Des Voeux Road Central Mr.Ida Eyerley, Miss Loyis K. Seaman Thomas Ferguson, who around the decks, and once flapped | described but at a later date--he Governor will be the present Lieut- Gillson, Miss I B. Gillson, Mrs G belongs to South Shields...also on a sailor's face.. For days it was my inseparable companion. enant-Governor. Mr. William Len
THE following are members, óf Tabove Asociation Gilmour, Mr H. C. Hansen, Mre gave his account of their unexpect stalked the deck, defying all their His cleverness knew no bounds, non. Mr. Lennon was much M. M. Hennion, Mr Rbt. F. Hoed stay in the North Sea. He efforts to capture it, or chase it and except for the very serious criticised years aga in connection":
A. H. Carroll, Harry 0.0 ward, Mrs N. L. Howard, Mr P. explained the strafts to which they away.
idiosyncrasy he was a perfect help with the stuffing of the Legisla FOR SALE At once, best offer M. A. Razsok,
Soo Pai Sh Johnson, Mrs A. Johnson, Mies R.. were reduced for feeding. On So long as it stops," predicted in the field. His great fault was tiva Council, but he has lived down possibly accepted,
J. W. Kow, W. J. Carroll Johnson, Mrs E. Lorbeer, Mrs I. C. Sunday, March 9. he said, their some of the crew, we shall have that he could never resist chasing the memory of that period, and "Kellert Manor being No. 185. O. Kitobell,
P.M. Hod McLaughlin, Mr Chas. W. Palm, meals were reduced to one slice no luck, and need not look for a hare or rabbit that had been fired even his critics admit his many ex Mount Kellett, and an excellent steel Yip Yung Pak.
M. P. L Mrs C. Paim, Mr T. B. Penfield, of bread and two fish balls per help. It's black wings can bring at, whether it was wounded or not." cellent qualities.
beam, 18ft. 3 in. by 8 in. by in M. L. Spares,
F. X. V Mrs M. M. Penfield, Mr T B. Pen. man.
us nothing but ill-fortune.
Once, th Ireland, I shot à soipe
Please apply Mr. H. Percy Smith
EE Edwards." 6,-Des Voeux Road Central
J.-F. Grose.
PASSENGERS.
'ARRIVALS.
field, dry-MrsK-Ragadale, Mr-Otto- Geimers, Mrs Olga Reimers, Mrs A. W. Richardson, Mrs and Mrs E
*J. Rogan, Mr A. B. Slater, Mra S.
to secure us aecistance, and re turned the following day, when the tugs "Joffre" and "Plover" also turned up, and again took us in 10w.
"We left the Moray Firth last Sunday, and the passage round the Pentland Firth to Belfast was uneventful."
to
-Curiously enough subsequent which fell on a tarn covered with events served to bear out this pro-thin ice. Champ went to retrieve
and it may be doubted whether any previous Governor ever saw so much of the country, or took so varied and keen up interest in the people, the industries, the movements, and the prospects of the State.
phery One day the crow, taking it, but the ice gave way, and he treatest difficulty did I persuade advantage of the better weather was immersed. Nothing daunted,him-to-relinquish the quest
DE LINGERING COUGHS. Slater Mr H. T. Stenteu, Mrs S E
Bronchitis leaves a bad coupli. So conditions; set of on Its fight to be cleared the obstruction, with his That evening I missed him from Taylor, Mr. Earl F. Townsend does influenza and la grippe, but these the land, and on the very next day teeth and so made a passage to home and presently he returned Baroness, V. Van Horn, Miss D hard, lingering coughs yield easily to the crew Fighted a tug coming to within a yard of the bird. He with the nipe and laid it in my Whyte, Mr. and Mrs: R. Wilson, the healing and curative qualities of their assistance. Help came when was, by this time dreadfully hands. He had gone hack three Master A. Wilson, Mr. H. Yanow, for troublesome night coughs too. For
Chamberlain's Cough. Ramady. Good the black omen of fill jack exhausted and in dangers of miles to the tarn and somehow of Mr Skanow; Miss D. Yanow. 'zala everywhara.
ən dəparted. H
drowning, but only with the other had succeeded in retrieving
the bird da
WANTED,
FOR SALE.
ROXOR
By Ordar of
Matheson R Nissim A Olson W. Pestonj R Potts Geo H
Potts P. CA Raymond E Silva . M.N.L Smyth FR
Tools P Kim Fred. the Committee, ANISSIM
Secretary
Hongkong, 28th November, 1924
NOTICE.
NGKONG SHAREBROKEI
ASSOCIATION.
V. Yvanovich A. P.: GTORTOR.
HME.Email. Bed Kon Chi,
Lan Tak Pe
A. A. Lopes.
Jack Bel GRAH
800 Pai
By Order of the Commit
Hang Lon