Public Auction.
Consignee
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1913.
CEO. P. LAMMERT, NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,
AUCTIONEER' SHARE &
GENERAL" BROKER .
THE Undersigned has received
Instructions to sell by Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY.
October 22, 1913 commencing at 5,30 p.m. at Ah King's Shipway Wanchai
1 NEW BAILING BOAT
(CHINESE RIGGED)
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer.
1
BREMEN.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. THE Steamship
Thotel Lists.
Hongkong Hotel.
Hector, Mr & Mrs
Innos, Mr and Mrs
Aaron, JM Anderson, W
Ahrfold, Mr & Mrs Kabel, EB
Kruseman, A
1
Logan, Leaman Lloyd, GT Lamberton, A
Ashton. FW Barberin!, T
E Bate, ER
Biden, FA
Baldwin, E
Lowe, FH
Brooma, Thos O
Mr
Baronsleather, and MnO Baronafesther Mrs Bates, B
Cambridge, A Cuatro, Er & Castro, Hue D'e Castro, Xantes D's Chappie, Fr Coleman, Dr A
HI FXD'A.#.
"KLEIST." having arrived, Consignees of cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Oplum, Tressure and Valu Length 26' Breadth 7' Depth 3',ables, are being landed and stored For further particulars and at their risk into the hazardous view of plan apply to
and/or extra hazardous Godowns
LEF of the Hongkong and Kowloon Caldwell, Tw
Ourry, GF Wharf and Godown, Company. Collin, Wu J. Limited, Kowloon, and West Davis, OH Point Godowns, whence' delivery, Dertenno, Mr &
Dewar, J may be obtained.
Mrs & Optional Cargo will be forward-Douglas, Mr ed on unless information is [re-
Mrs BR ceived from the Consignees before
Duncan, 3 noon to-day requesting it to be Davies, Mr and Mr
Denison, C landed hore.
Daborne, JH" Ehrenfels, Mr &
Mi HE
Geare, Mr and Mrs
1. H. Gillespie, Dr J M Gordon, AG.
་་་
THE Undersigned has received instructions to sell by Public Auction on
THURSDAY, October, 30. 1913 commen- ding at 11 s.m. at No. 1 Reclamation Street. Youmati AQUANTITY' of MACHINERY,
etc.!
comprising: CLYDE DON KEY FEED, PUMP with CYLINDERS 5" x 9" Diameter and stroke 8".
No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowne, and all goods remaining un-Faller, D delivered after the 22nd of Oct, will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be 24" CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS examined on the 22nd of Oct.,
and ENGINES 2 STEAM at 9.30 am.
་
WINDLASSES (complete) All claims must reach us before CYLINDERS IRON CAST the 29th of October. 1913, or INGS for 2 LTEAM_WIND- they will not be rocęgnized. LASSES I VERTICAL No Fire Insurance will be SINGLE CRANK TANDEM | offected..
ENGINE 1 HORIZONTAL Bills of Lading will be count- STEAM ENGINE with RE- oraigned by the undersigned. VERSING GEAR and FLY
WHEEL, cylinder 5" 1 VER | NORDDEUTSCHER
TICAL BOILER 5' diameter
and 10 height with FEED
PUMP. 1 HORIZONTAL
children.
deurgey.1 Gordon, P Goulbourn, V. Grisogone, P. D. de
Lt Col and
Lowe, Hrs FK
Mason, Ō 'Fare-
brother.
Matheson, Mian M
Matheson, Mr R
Kartin, G
Marriott, Dr O Herecki, J Kohta, BK
Moulder, A.B Mulder, Mr & Mrs
JDB Mackishan, B A Muller, Dr O
Mr and M
Mann Jr
McVeagh, Mr and
MR
O'Leary, Miss G
Ormalston, J Paton, J W
Rde
Fringlo, W 3 Prising, Mr & Mrs
FW
Ray, E
E. H Raymond, J E Raymond EM Raworth, B Rery, Miss F Rosa, RG
Rutherford, Mrs
Scbook, Mrs
Roome, A E
Singer, ET
Gordon. Mrs C albti. A
Square, Miss A' Grandley, Miss EM Swift Mrs G Gray, Cunt T Hind, W Hannibal, Mr &
Smith, Mr and Mrs
EE
Mrs WA
Hall, PC Hanna, Dr J G
Sflelds. он Swift, G H Vaughan, J Volghi, F Walker W
Capt White.
Howett, Hon. Mr E Wood, G-G
Harbord, W T
LLOYD,
A.C
MELCHERS & Co.' Gener-1 Agent
TUBULAR BOILER 5'6" Hongkong, 15th Oct., 1913. "1991
diameter and 66" length. 2
DOUBLE GEARED CAP-INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVI
STANS.
also
1 SET 2 TON CHAIN BLOCKS,
· SHAFTING, OLD CYLIND-
ERS, OLD IRON, etc,
and
To be sold at a later date if not sold by private "treaty in the moanwhile
1 SET VERTICAL MARINE
ENGINES with 3 cylindern, of 15", 24" and 40" diameters,
ONO
Habson, D: HG
Hamilton, EW
Matheway, Mr and
Mrs DF
Wallace, G G
Wouren, HM van
G G
Wallace, Mr
Watson. L
Wicking, B L West, A
King Edward Hotel.
Almond, Mrs. R.
Cargill, E. J.
.GATION CO.,
LTD.
Chee,
From CALCUITA, PENANO
& SINGAP R",
WITH CONDENSER and THE Company's Steamship
PUMPS COMPLETE. · Also 3 BILGE DIRECTING BOXES,
1 REDUCING and 2 *DIS.
"LOVAT,"
Castro, Co
Cell,
|Dobbie Mr & Mrs Donaldson W. A Finchett, Mrs. Gerlach, Mr &
W.W. Grimble, G.
Harris, J, B.
Heinemann, Mr
Mrs
Hinglo, E. J.
Jensen, B.
Mackintosh, J. 'A. · Major, Mra Money, Miss
McHugh, Mr andị
MrsF. E.
Mody, Mr & Mr
J. H. N.
Mrs
Murphy, J. A,
Mrs Murray, M. F
Pasamore,
Mrs W. C.
Entertainments
VICTORIA THEATRE.
NO PICTURES THIS WEEK
TO-NIGHT 9.15
THE GREAT
TO-NIGHT 9.15
DE. VILLIERS
TRANSFORMIST
!
ILLUSIONIST
and his brilliant variety Company presenting the GRANDEST
AND MOST DARING ILLUSIONS BEFORE THE PUBLIC direct from the leading Theatres of Europe
and the United States
Booking at MOUTRIE'S.
BIJOU SCENIC THEATRE.
THE RAGGEDY TWO".
CARLYN PHILLIPS
SINGING
AND
DANCING f
Pathe's Gazette
Notice.
PIANOS
FOR HIRE
$10.
PER MONTH.
FINEST EUROPEAN MAKES.
ROBINSONS
to the door. Benjamin and I fol lowed him: Mra C-went towards the kitchen with a view to tho. ontingency of having to prepare food But there was no vehicle. The three of de stood silently on
in
VIOLET .EBLE
Hero Worship (Wiffles as Napoleon),
The Bath Chair (A good Drama).
THEATRE
OCTOBER
ROYAL!
25TH, 28TH AND 30TH.
COMMENCING AT 9.5 P.M.
Under the distinguished patronage of H. E. the Hon. Mr. Nobb, Capt. & Glaud Severn the Officer Administering the Government, H. E. Major-General F. H.Kelly, C.B., C. O. Č. South China Command and Commodore R. H. Anstruther, R.N., G.M.C. THE HONGKONG - MUMMERS
& Peake, AD.J.
Saunders, Mis
Skelbemer, Mr and
Kraft, Mr & Mra W. Bibres, Dr.
D.
Lauritsen, Mr. &
Mra
Lemare Mr & Mrs Lennox, J.
CHARGE VALVES, 18TEAM. having arrived "from the abova DISTRIBUTING VALVE Ports Consignees of cargo by har CHEST with VALVES, 1are hereby informed that their MAIN INJECTION VALVE, goods will be delivered from Logan, W. etc.. used. withabove engine, alongside. On view now Terms: Cash on delivery
GEO: P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.
Consignee
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD
BREMEN.
'IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL:
LINE.
NOTICE.
THE Steamship
"PRINZ SIGISMUND," having arrived, Consignees of cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception
of Opium, Treasure and Valu-
Spurge, H. 8.
Stewart, Capt. and
Mrs A. H. Walker, D. Whitelaw, G.C.
Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 pan. Amory, Mrs the 16th inst., will be landed at Brothers, Dr Consignee's risk and expense. Cooke
No Fire Insurance will be Crow, Mr and Mrs Millard, T
Grand
Allen, Mr & Mrs.
Hotel, Kayt, Dr. Phillips, Mies .Osbery, Miss
Oabery, Miss Wa
A. B. effected:
Cross Bills of Lading will be count-Dodgson oraigned by:-
Elbo, Miss Fronok, U JARDINE, MATHESON Fon
Nissin
H
Gifford, V
Raymand Ashan Stiller Schroeder
Gifford, E
&:00,, ITD.
Getarul Muanga w
Hancock, Mr
Hongkong, 15th Oct.. 1913. (938
ables, are being landed and stored THE
at their risk into the hazardous
and/or extra hazardous Godowne
To Sail
NOTICE.
FOR EUROPE via Ports of Call.
**Prinz Eitel Friedrich,"
of the Hongkong, and Kowloon Capt. O. Mundt,, will be de-
Mrs
Holmalty Ha..son
Caldwell, Mr
Sayce, A
and Bastt, Capt
Villiers Mr & Mrs
Wilbur
Weismann, C.
Craigieburn.
Masters, Mr & Mr Caldwell, Mis
R. F. C. Carpentar, Me and McCaig, J.
Mra
Cornell, W. A. Kydd, Mr and Mrs Galbraith, V. M.
Parker, Min Folk, Miss Smith, Mrg G, Smith, E. G.
Co Zall
AMERICAN AND ORIENTALĮ
LINE,
Wharf and Godown Company, apatched from here on Wednesday (Andrew Weir & Co's Steamers. Kowloon, and, West Point Go- the 26th. of November and is due downs, whence delivery may be to arrive in Genoa on the 23rd- of obtained.
December. This steamer gives THE Steamship
Optional Cargo will be forward- splendid opportunity to REACH ed on unless intimation is received HOME JUST IN TIME FOR from the Consignees before noon XMAS-Early booking recompatched from Hongkong on 28th. to-day requesting it to be landed mended.
For further particulare please here.
No claims will be admitted after apply to
the Goods have left the Godowns, |
and all goods remaining un-
delivered after the 23rd of Oct.,
will be subject to rent."
Melchers & Co.
General Agents,
Norddeutscher Lloyd,
All broken, chafod, and dam- Hongkong, 6th Opt., 1913.
aged Goods are to be left in the
Godowns, where they will be THE AMERICAN & MAN-
examined on the 23rd of October,
at 9.30 a.m.
*All olaims must reach us before
OHURIAN LINE.
the 30th of October 1913, or they (Bucknall Steamship Lines Ltd.) 'will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be THE Steamship
effected.
"DENBIGH HALL,"
Bille of Lading will be counter Captain Laidlay, will be despatch signed.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, ed from Hongkong on the 7th.
November for
MELCHERS & Co.,
General Agents. 'Hongkong, 17th Oct., 1913. [967
NEW YORK
(With Liberty to call at the Malabar Coast)
For freight and further parti,
Don't forget after the Showculars apply to:- Supper, and Light Refreshments
ALEXANDRA CAFE, Open Till Midnight,
The Bank Lina Lid,
Agents,
* "POLERIC," Captain James Dye, will be des
October for
BOSTON & NEW YORK (with liberty to call at the Malabar Coast.)
For Freight and further par- ticulars apply to
The Bank Line Ltd,
Agents. Hongk.ng, 7th Oct., 1913.
THE "INDRA" LINE LTD. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. THESteamship
"INVERCLYDE"
will be despatched as above on 28th October, to be followed by S... "INDRAMAYO"
sailing about middle of November,
For freight apply to -
JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD. Agents.
IN
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TWELFTH
NIGHT"
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In aid of the following Charities
"THE DIOCESAN GIRL'S SCHOOL BUILDING FUND
THE BLIND HOME
THE Y.W.C.A. HOSTEL
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WEDNESDAY. October 29th
4.30 p.nr. Booking at Moutrie's from October 20th,
for
Children & Students
at
$1.50 & $1:00 LAST PERFORMANCE SATURDAY, November. Ist at 9.15 p.m.
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Trade in the North.
Souobow had a record trade in the storp; for some seconds each 1012, the total being Tla, 11,372,- Herned unwilling to speak.838 as compared with Tla 6,882,- The groom was standing at 179 in 1911. This heavy incre180 ide of the atoop, trembling in the total, the Comissioner of
limb. vory
100, Customs explains, was chifly had heard the sound of the ap-due to increase in export of raw proaching vehicle when he was silk, caused by change of trade in the act of undressing, and lund route and increased production. reclothed himself and run up the Foreign imports show a slight passago to stand at the horses' decrease, although the total is still antisfactory; decrease was heads.
"Absolutely empty, the plain general in cotton piece goode, ex- stretched around us." The night cept in jeans and flannels. was still. We searched with a In spite of the unfavourable lautern for spoor, but could find political and financial situation To trace. The fowls, of, which a | for a number of months în the largo.number were kept....had year the total trade of Hangchow been scratching all over the road for 1912 was Tls. 20,226,318 an during the afternoon. No wheels.compared with Tis. 17,705,774 had passed over the scratches. It in the previous year. The harvest was an uncanny experience.""
RAILWAY ACCIDEN IS ON
THE INCREASE.
was bounteous, and as in the case
of Sooohow, exports contribus to a large increase in the total, decreases under nearly all bead- Carport show quite considerable
ings. Exporte show an advance of about Tis. 4,000,000, principal- ly owing to the fact that 8,897 284 People Killed and 2-457
picule of raw milk were exported Hurt in Three Months. as against 2,321 piculs in 1911. Although during the first few During the three months end months of the year "trade was ing March 31 the number of per- sbsolutely at a standstill, the tots! Bons killed on railways in the for Ningpo last year was almost United Kingdom was 284, while the same as in 1911. There was 2,457 people, were injured. On a decrease of 19 per cent. in the" the corresponding period of 1912 value of foreign imports while they showed increases of 39 and exports showed an increase of 14.
per cent. The principal de-
2;
Only four passengers met their crease in foreign importa ware deaths from accidents to trains, opium, ostton piece goods, kero- rulling stock, or permanent way, sine oil and· American flour. Of but 202 wore injured. Twenty-exports the noteworthy incre six passengers are killed and 52% was in raw cotton. injured by accidents from other
causes. Of companies' or con-
The Underwood Tarifi Blit.
The siguing of the Underwood tractors' servants two were killed Tariff Bill by President Wilson is and 49 injured in train accidents, an event of great importance to and 118 killed and 1,516 injured the commercial world, and is by accidents from other causes.
bound to lead to what may pro
Of the remaining 184 deaths Perly be called a revolution in the on the line 107 were those of manufacturing world. Although trespassers (including suloides), the tariffe are reduced consider 11 were due to accidents at level ably in a large number of inston- erossings, and 16 from other ces the United States still re- mains & protectionist, almost as much as Germany or France. At
field for fair competition. But present, however, there is more
the fundamental object of the
ganes.
Altogether (states a Blue Book) In Mr. Scully's "Further Re- there were 15 collisions between miniscences of a South African passenger trains or parts of pas Poineer" just published by Fisher
a solution of CN-one tablespoon is recorded. One evening he and tween passenger and goods trains cheaper to the poorer classes in Unwin, on interesting experience enger trains, 17 collisions be bill is to make the cost of living three friends were playing whist 39 collisions between goods trains that that will, to a very large the country: there is no doubt a bright, moon-lit light engines etc., four collisions extent, be attained. night. The main road passed between the doors of the hotel. We heard standing foul of the line, and trains and vehicles the sound of an approaching
ful to the gallon of water-for washing floors and woodwork, for fushing toilets and sinks, and for. sprinkling on decaying matter.
It will destroy germ life and make the home healthful.
" It was
"The Yellow Package with the feet, the jolting poise which the vehicles.
vehicle; the beat of the horses 22 cases of fires in trains or
Gablo Top"
THE CHINA
COMMERCIAL
CO.
Hongkong, 15th Oot, 1915. 1959 Telephone No. 215 Sup, Eș, 9.
3, QUDDELL SIRBET.
In addition to the accidenta on
neck-bar of a Capa cart makes on the pole all were clearly, and with incressing loudness, railways there were nine persons
audible. Then it
Deserved Recognition.
The Austrian Emperor has seemed killed and 6,689 injured upon conferred the Grand Cross of the
as though the vehicle bel companios' premises, and one Elizabethan Order on the Crown
Mr.
ted before the hours. C, who was a keen whist
fatal and 16 other cases of injury player, hid his cards on the table were reported by the dook com with a sigh, stood up and want paines and harbour authorities
Princess of Rumania in recogai tion of her "self-sacrifice" and
heroic spirit" in tending sufferers from cholera in the Balkan War.