Public Auction.
CEO. P. LAMMERT.
AUCTIONEER SHARE &
·GENERAL BROKER
PRIVATE COLLECTION
OF OLD CHINA (including some very rare and
fine specimens)... THE Undersigned has received Instructions to sell by Publio "Auction, ou
SATURDAY,
the 8th November, 1913, com- menging at 2.30 p.m. at his
Bales Booms, Duddell St, (Bubject to reserve prices). A Private Collection of Rare Old China from Sung
dynasty to Towkwong, The Collection le made up of :-
D-COLOURED, BLACK and WHITE HAWTHORN, CORAL PINK and BLUE and WHITE VASES.
6-COLOURED, 2-COLOURED WHITE and and BLUE PLATES, CUPS, BOWLS and SNUFF BOTTLES.
SANC-DE-BOEUF VASES, CELADON and PEACH BLOOM INCENSE BURNERS, CELA- CHINCHEW DON VASES, CUPS.
.'
Consignees
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1913.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
W
1. "AMAZONE," COMPAGNIE DES MAS. SAGERIES MARITIMES
NOTICE
Consignees of Cargo from Lon- don ex. 8.8. "Sidon"&" Basque Consignees of Cargo from Havre ex. s... "Barque," Consigness of Cargo from Bordeaux ex. 5.8
Varbeolmols."
with In connection Steamer are hereby informed that their goods with the exception of Oplum Treasure and valuables are being landed and stored at their risk into the hazardous and or extra hazardous Godowns of
above
Hotel Lists.
Hongkong Hotel.
Aaron, JM
As dorson, W.
Abrfeld, Mr & Mrs
P
Anderson, FI
Barberini, E Bato, ER Barousfeather, Mr
and 1 Mrs O Baronsleather Mrs Bellics, Mrs E R Bowen, EL Mr and
Mrs
GA Heno. Block, H Brasil, Mr Led Butler, Dr Butler, Hri L
Mic Beniten, Major A M Cambridge, A J" Castro, &
Joblin, M
Kruseman, A
Kaapp. W 14
Klasane, M
Epox, Mrs R Koch, EF Kaufmano, GA Kent, Logan, Lloyd, GT Lawrence Mrs J M Lachlan, Mr Lawrence, H E
Ospt WE
Laisty. O
Mr and
Mason O Fire-
brother
Mainsson, Hise M Matheson, Mrs R
Martin. G
Marriott, Dr O Manta, BK Merecki, J
P
JDF
Mr FXD'AR, Cantro, Mina D' the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf & Castro, Master D's Maya Mr & Mrs.) Godown Co., Ltd. at Kowloon Unapple, F whence delivery may be obtained Coleman, DrA immediately after landing.
LET Curry, & P Optional Cargo will be forward Claxton, A. A edon unless intimation is received Cunningham, J M
before Clarke WY from the Consignees NOON TO-DAY requesting it to Ca be landed here.
Mr and Mrs Crowell; Dr Bille of Lading will be count-Campbell, A ersigned by the Undersigned. Davis, CH
Mrs & 2 chidren Goods remained unclaimed after Dewar, J 12th inst.. at Noon will be subject Dorteono, Mr & to rent and landing charges. Douglas, Mrs R H
All claims must be sent in to Duncan,
Diakhoff, Mrs HANDSOME IVORY CAR-me en or before the 15th inst., or Denison. OG
they will not be recognized.
Dallas, J F All damaged packages will be Day. Capt MF
Earenfels, Mr & examined on 12th inst., at 10 am
M. HE No Fire Insurance has been
Everett, L Entich, B Sarg.. effected.
Faller, D Forsyth, Dr & Mrs O Fischer, WE Farrar, P Fuller, NA
VINGS, JADE PLATES and BOWLS, AGATE ORNAMENTS and SNUFF BOTTLES.
OLD PEKIN CLOISONNE VASE and INCENSE 'BURN- ERS, BRONZE FIGURE and INCENSE BURNER.
OLD MING PORCELAIN FIGURE, etc., etc., etc.
On view from THURSDAY the 6th November.
Catalogues #ill be issued. Terms: Cash on delivery,
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.
8. C. DE BUSSIERRE, Acting Agent. Hongkong, 5th Nov., 1913. (1002
FROM SHANGHAI, KOBE & MOJI.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
HE Steamship
THE
"ARRATOON APUAR” having arrived from the above ports, consignees of cargo are hereby informed that their goods will delivered from alongside. Cargo impeding the discharge com-will be landed at consignees' risk and expense into the hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company Limited.
THE Undersigned has received Instructions to sell by Public Auction on
SATURDAY, the 8th. November 1913,
mencing at il a.m. at bis Sales Rooms, Duddell Street, A Fine Assortment of Swatow Drawnwork, Canton Em-
Entertainments
HARMSTON'S CIRCUS
AND
ROYAL MENAGERIE
OB
Performing Wild Animals.
LOCATION, CAUSEWAY BAY. Again TO-NICHT at 9.15.
Only One Verdict ABSOLUTELY THE FINEST SHOW EVER SEEN IN HONGKONO. COME AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES
TWO HOURS AND A HALF BOLID ENJOYMENT QUARANTEED.
EVERY ARTISTE A STAR IN THEIR OWN PARTICULAR LINE. Our Beautiful Arab Stallions and Performing Ponies. Our Menagerie Consite of Performing
Notices
A HANDSOME
PICTURE
FREE.
Save the Coupons now being paoked with W. D. & H. O. Wills
ELEPHANTS, LIONS, TIGERS BEARS LEOPARDS, EMU, BABOONS, celebrated "THREE CASTLES" cigaretten.
ANG MONKEYS, DOGS, ETC.
Special Tram Car manning right through before de after each Performance.
BOOKING AT ROBINSON PIANO CO.
Upon receipt of 100 COUPONS, you will be sent postpaid,
MATINEES WED & BAT AFTERNOON, North Beautiful photogravure of a famous painting.
Doors Open at 3 o'clock, Performance at 4 Sharp. Children Half Price to Matinees Only. PRICES OF ADMISSION"
Full box 6 seats $15.00 Chairs...........
3,00 Stalls.********
BRITISH-AMERICAN TOBACCO Co. Ltd.
Mackichan, BA
$2.00
Maskean, Dr GW. MOTTOW, MIROJ Mollendori, Miss
Single seat box......................
1.00
FREE LECTURE
оп
YAD:
Manghan, J R
MoNesley, Mr and
HIREJ Maxson. J A Martin, Mra
McCred, Mr & Mrs
6 M
Merivalo, J L
O'Leary, Miss G
Ormiston, J.
Paton,J W Paterson, A Preville, R da Pringle, W J
Plumb, Mrs H B
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P
Pi
1.
Mr.& Mia O
POD, FFQ
d
EH
Raymond, JE
'B
Raymond E M Raworth, Rony, Miss F
Mr. and Mrs Ross,
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Dr J M AG
Goulbourn, V.
Grisogono, P D de Gallotti, Á
RG Rutherford, Mrs Reischman, Mrs. M
Rennio, M:3
Rosenthal, Ch
Ramsay, Mra FE
*
Schenk, Mrs
Gardner; Dr T D
Singer, ET
&
E
Gardner, JW Mr
Mr Gardner Ms R
Smith, Mr and Mrs
Square, Mics A
Bwift Men G
H
Hind
Southmayd, J B Harnibal. Mr & WA
Sharpe-Deane, Dr
and Mrs Hall, P
Behoepsback, W WT Harbord, Hanna, Dr JG
Sperry, Miss B Hewitt, Hon. Mr E Spencer, Mr & Mrs
A.CMG
Spencer. Miss H Smith, 8 Hobbs, W H Heacock, HE Mr Trowbridge, G
Trowbridge, A L and broideries and Lace
Halle, Miss F No Fire Insurance has been Hooves, JE comprising:- BEDSPREADS,
Holland, J TABLE CLOTHS, PILLOW effected.
JB Bills of Lading will be counterton, CASES, SIDEBOARD COV.
Haslam, Heye, K D'OYLIES, DRESS [ersigned by .... ERS, LENGTHS, etc.
DAVID SASSOON & CO., LTD. Herrick, Mrs H T
Hathaway, Mr and Watson, L SILK
Agente.
MTB D
West, A Hongkong, 5th Nov., 1913. (1001
Mrs WJ
and Mry Hawkes Major and Watson, Mrs W M.
EMBROIDERED DRESSES, BLOUSES. AND SHAWLS, TABLE CUSHION COVERS. etc.. LACE DRESSES, LACE COL- LARS, LACE INSERTIONS, etc., etc.
also
SOME MANDARIN
COATS.
On view from Friday, the 7th. Catalogues will be issued. Terma-As usual
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.
"Consignee
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
"BARBER" LINE OF STFAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE STEAMSHIP. “SAINT
PATRICK"!
FROM NEW YORK.
Hamilton Mr and
MIR
Junkermann, K
Jahnstott, SJ
Johnston, BC
Thompcon, Mr and
Mr. E H
Tobin, K J
Tuttle, Miës
Walker, Capt
Weeren, H M van
White, W
Wellington FW Mr
Wathins, E Walker, Dr Yearley. F
King Edwad Hotel.
A'mond, Mrs. R.
Cargill, F. J.
Castro, O.
Chee. T.
Connell, R.
Cannell, H. E Dobble Mr & Mrs Donaldson, W. A. Finchett, Mrs.
Gerlach, Mr & Mr
.
W.W. Grimble Harris, J. B.
Mackintosh, J. A.
Major, Mrs
Massey, Miss
MoHugh, Mr. and
Mody. Mr & Mrs
J. H.N. Morris, Mr Murphy, J. A. Murray, M. F. Nobbs, A. F. Passmore, Capt. &
М Heinemann, Mr. & Feske, A.D. "ONSIGNEES of Cargo are
Saunders, Miss hereby informed that all Eingle, E. J. Shelhamer, Mr and Goodeare being landed at their risk Jensen, B.
MI
Dr.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. into the Godowns of the Hong-Kraft, Mr & Mrs. W. Bibro FL. &..
*
kong and Kowloon Wharf and Go- down Co.,Ltd., at Kowloon whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
1. MONGOLIA," FHOM SAN FRANCISCO, JAPAN PORTS & MANILA, The above mentioned vessel No Claims will be admitted having arrived consignees of after the Goods have left the Go- cargo are hereby notified to send downs and all Goods remaining in their bills of lading for coun-undelivered after the 11th inst.. tersignature and take immediate will be subject to rent. delivery of cargo from alongside. Cargo impeding discharge will be landed fummediately atconsignees" risk and expense,
Cargo remaining on board TUESDAY November, 4th, 1913
n. D.
Mr
Grand
Mrs A. H. Walker, D. Whitelaw, C. C.
Lauritsen, Mr & Stewart, Capt, and Jemare Mr & Mrs Lennox,J. Togop, W,
Hotel, Allen, Mr & Mrs"
McNally Amery, Mrs Moyer Cooko
Reynolds Crew, Mr and Mrs. Range, H
A. B.
Rohn, All claims against the Steamer Coffmann
Ehrderick" must be presented to the Under-Fenek, C.
Robb, Mr and Mrs signed on or before the 29th inst., Teason or they will not be recognized. Holmalty All broken, chafed and damaged Johanson Kayt, Dr. Goods are to be left in the Go-Obory, Miss at noon, will be landed at con-downs, where they will be ex-Osbery, Mias W signess risk and expense.
amined on the 11th inst, at, 11 Millard, T
Cargo remaining undelivered SATURDAY, Nov. 4th, 1913 at noon in addition to landing 'charger will be subject to storage
charges.
No tire insurance whatever will be effected.
otherwise All obafed and damaged cargo will be examined at the above company's godown, FRIDAY, November 7th 1913 at
10 B.m.
No claims will be entertained
a.m.
Stiller
Bayos, A
Snett, Capt...
Smalth
Villion, Mr & Mr Wilbur
Welemaon, O.
Craigiebu.n. No Fire Insurance has been Albert, Mrs
Masters, Mr & Mr effooted.
Bestvlok, Mr & Mrs · E. F. C..
ст Bills of Lading will be counter-Caldwell, Mr signed by
Caldwell, Miss Carpenter, Mr and Smith, R. G.
Agents
DODWELL & Co. Ltd. Hongkong, 4th Nov., 1913. [990
To Sail
unless accompanied by short FOR SINGAPORE, PENANG delivery note or list of exceptions AND CALOUTTA taken at the time of delivery to Taking cargo on Through Bills consignees, and signed for and on behalf of the Pacifio Mail 8.8. Co
All claims must be filled on or
of Lading to Rangoon, Madras and Mauritius).
before December 1st. 1913, other-THE Steamship
wise they will not be recognised,
#R. O. MORTON
"ARRATOON AFCAR," Captain W. Walker, will be despatched for the above ports on Hongkong, 1st Nov., 19 3. [008 SATURDAY, the 8th inst at 8
“Agent."
p.m.
For Further Particulars, apply DAVID SASSOON & Co., Ltd
Agents: Hongkong, 5th Nov, 1918, [1000
Don't forget after the Show to Supper, and Light Refreshments ALEXANDRA DATE. Open Till Midnight.
Cornell, W. A.
Floutlaus, Mrs Galbraith, V. M.
Proton, Mrs
Smith, Mr G.
Stewart, Major
Sealy, Mr# Wilson, PD
To Sail
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Gallery (Natives only) 30 cents. Soldiers & Sailors in uniform
Half Price to the $1 and $2 Seats.
N.B.-Our Menagerie s opened daily for a small charge.
W. HARMSTON Proprietor. R. ALTON & W. SYMONS Agente. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
THEATRE-
ROYAL.
Commencing November, 10th.
RETURN VISIT OF OLD FAVOURITES.
Mr. EDGAR WARWICK
presents the
COURT CARDS
and their Joker in New Repertoire
NEW SONGS,
NEW SCENAS,
Prices $3, $2 & sl.
NEW QUARTETTES. Plan at Moutries.
Theatre Royal, NOVEMBER 10th, 1913 at 5.30 p.m.
Lecturer. -
Wm. R. Rathvon, C.S.B., Member of the Bourd .of Mother Lectureship of The Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts.
HONGKONG CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB.
THE
VICTORIA THEATRE. OPENING CRUISE
TO-NIGHT 9.15
will take place at KOWLOON BAY
on Sunday Next, Nov. 9th.
Launch for Members and' their Friends
TO-NIGHT 9.15 will leave Blake Pier at
A complete change of Programme,
INCLUDING
THE CREAT DRAMATIC PICTURE
THE ADVENTURESS"
IN THREE PARTS, 4,000,
AND
GAUMONT GRAPHIC.
BIJOU SCENIC THEATRE.
PROGRAMME FROM
WEDNESDAY 6TH TO SATURDAY 8TH inclusive: THE COLOURED AMERICANS,WISE & MILTON in an Entire Change of Acts,
NEW COMEDY, NEW SONGS & CRAZY DANCES.
PATHE'S CAZETTE
MAX & THE LOVE LETTER.
Fo Sail
THE AMERICAN & MAN- CHURIAN LINE.
& (Bucknall Steamship Lines Ltd.)
Regular Steamship Service.
Proposed Sailing from Hongkong For BALTIMORE and NEW YORK.
on or
about 18th Nov.
For Freight, and further in. formation apply to *
THE Steamship
"DENBICH HALL," Captain Laidlay,will be despatch ed from Hongkong on the 8th. November for
BOSTON & NEW YORK Also The Steamship
"CITY OF BARODA," Captain Mason, on November 25th, 1913,
for NEW YORK: (With Liberty to call át the Malabar Coast). For freight and further paiti culars apply to y
The Bank Line Ltd. AIPREMAgents
To Sail
NOTICE.
FOR EUROPE via Ports of Gall THE Steamship
"Prinz Eitel Friedrich,"
Capt. C. Mundt, will, be do spatched from here on Wednesday the 26th of November and is due to arrive in Genoa on the 23rd of December. This steamer gives splendid opportunity to REACH HOME JUST IN TIME FOR XMAS-Early booking recom- mended.
For further particulars please apply to
Melchers & Co.
General Agents, Norddeutscher Lloyd,
DODWELL & CO. LED. As in Agents: Hongkong, 1st Oct., 1918, 1977 Hongkong 18th Oct., 1915, 1959 Hongkong, 6th Oct, 1913,
10.30 a.m..
Over 50 years ago the late-Lord Beaconsfeldtesliced to the benesta be pictired from HIMROD'S TURE, and every post briaga similar Settore to-day.
CURE for
ASTHMA
FAMES FOR 40 YEARÉ -
Bold in tins by all Chemins and Stores throughout the Country. Beware of Imitations..
SENNET FRERES. Hongkong Hotel Building, Queen's RB,C, JEWELLERS, WATCHMAKERS, HALL MARKED GOLD & SILVERWARK
of all descriptions,"
Have always in stock a'large assortment of Ladies & Gents Watch Bracelets from 84 to $400.
Every Watch sold by us is guaranteed. Sole Agents for the OMEGA WATOH.
On the Film.
COMMERCIAL.
Minerals in Indo-China.
H. M Consul at Saigon (Mr. T. F. Carlisle) reports that the |total; amount of metallic orea exported from Haiphong during | 1912 was 20,478 metric tons (one metric ton equals 2,204,8 lbs, a decrease of 2,343 metric tons 28 compared with 1911; the diminu- tion being mainly ia zinc ore. The oresexported in 1912 consisted | chiefly of zino (25,491 metric tons), antimony (536 metric tons), tin. (282 metric tone), and lead (116 metric tons). The bulk of the ore from Yannan, chiefly tin, passes through Tonkin in transit, and is therefore not included in the above total.
Rubber Adulteration, Although the Belgian Govern- meat has reduced or partly abolished the export duty on rabber from the Congo, the question of the siloption of fur, ther measures to improve the situation of prices is being, dis- cussed in Belgian colonial encies. In the Journal du Congo, for instance, it is suggested that a [law should be passed against the [adulteration of vubber,
Which is
said to have reached dangerous dimensions. Thus, whilst the Belgian Congo has exported to Belgium 100,000 tons of rubber in recent years, no less then thres | limes bis quantity of manufac
tured rubber have been sold in Belgium. Kia contended that this fast shows that two-thirda: of the latter consisted of foreign additions, which materially re- duced the value of the raw rubber. If legislative steps were taken so as to reserve the designation of rubber to goods containing at least two-thirds of "rubber, it 18 considered that this would not only assist producers, who would than be confronted with an increased demand, but that it |would also protect the interesta. of consumers, as the quality of rubber manufacturers declines in proportion to the quantity of foreign additions made to it.
Trade Expansion in Fiji, The official report on Fiji says:: -The revenue for 1912 was the highest collected in the history of the Colony, and exceeded the revenue for 1011 by no less than £43,652 49, 4d. Provided the in- crease in the population continues, | lands are made available, for Eu- ropean and Indian settlement, the Colony can be opened up by a better road system than now obtains, and steam communica- tion between the diferent islands. Photographing real policemen and the capital can be improved, in the latest, audacity of the the fature of this Colony should cinema filmister in quest of be a bright one. The Fiji Islanda
vraisemblance. dramatic
In
cover an area of 7.435 square crowded Fleet Street a motor car miles, or more than the area of containing a lady passenger Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, was driven into another stationary the reward Islands, the Wind- car. The usual interested crowd ward Jalanda and Barbadca put assembled, while three City together, and are capable of sus policemen proceed with all cus taining a population which can
be counted in millions. The open tomary majesty to take names and addresses. The plot reallying in 1915 of the Panama canal. seemed to be thickening visibly should prove an important event. when a sporting-looking man for Fiji, and, if steps are taken to dashed up, made a enatch, and attract shipping to its ports a bolted, while the lady in the car con iderable expansion in its trade soreamed *My pearls, he's got may be anticipated with confid my pearls" The police officers, sacs during the next decade. The their professional instincts value of imports from the United keenly aroused, were about to act Kingdom rose from $104,636 In 1911 to 6184,862 in promptly when they happened to notice a cinematograph operator 1912. The exporia to the United working away for dear life in Kingdom in 1912 consisted almost another attendant motor car. entirely of coprn. Speaking gon- Then they smiled ruefully and orally, the proportion of British That their notebooks with a snap, manufactured goods to the total but they will be in the film all importation is exceedingly high right Liverpool Courier,