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TO BE LET.

for British steamer "Sisiman". TO BE LET-A Vacant Plot Apply Germinal Cigar Store 18 Nathan Road, Kowloon.

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experienced steno- xrapher and Typist (Male or Female) for Professional Firm. Apply Box 272 co * Hongkong Telegraph."

of Land, in Praya East. Apply to The Hongkong Land Invest- ment & Agency Co., Ltd.

TO BE LET.—A vacant plot of land at Yaumati. Apply to The Hongkong Land Reclamation. 'Co., Ltd.

WANTED.-Reliable and Com- petent Chinese Bookkeeper. Must have good references. State TO BE LET-A House in previous experience and salary! expected. Apply Box 274 c/o Knutsford Terrace, Kowloon.

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FOR SALE.

FR SALE - Indian Motor TO BE LET:-A five roomed Cycle & Sidecar complete

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Are Your Top and Side Curtains Gray and Dusty?

If so, you, yourself, can easily, quickly and inexpen- sively make them look like new with

JOHNSON'S BLACK-LAC

It will only take an hour or two and the car is ready for use immediately as this wonderful product, dries instantly. One coat gives a rich, black, waterproof finish-just like new."

For Mohair or Leather Tops Johnson's Black-Lac gives equally good results on mohair. leather and imitation leather tops. It goes on easily and quickly without a lap or streak. It does not rub off on the hands or clothing. Just the thing for renewing automobile and carriage upholstery.

For Worn Metal Parts

Johnson's, Black-Lac should be used to touch up wom, rusty fenders, tire rims, running boards, radiators, lamps, guards- and in fact all metal parts. It is not only a matter of making your car look better, but in using Johnson's Black-Lac, deteri oration, rust and destructive wear are prevented.

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VIROTYP TYPEWRITER

Ideal for travellery: A machine that you can always have in your pocket Given away at $18.3) and $75.00 each. Now exhibited at The Viatoria Printing Prese. •

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Coden Used -, B, C. 5th Edition, A. Z. French Edition.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1919.

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Victor Tungs-tone Stylus

The Victor Talking Machine Co.'

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Tungs-tone Stylus for playing Victor Records

One Victor Tungs-tone Stylus will play from 100 to 300 records without changing. If used with proper care, four of these Tungs-tone Styli should play 1000 records. We have them. Packages of four, S.

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A REDUCTION OF 20%

TRADE MARK

is allowed on the retailed prices of all our VERMICELLI, PASTE STARS, MACARONI, EGG- NOODLES, and all other kinds of Soup stuff, in respect of the OPENING CEREMONY OF OUR NEW FACTORY AT CAUSEWAY BAY, * HONGKONG, ON THE 25TH OCTOBER, 1919, for 20 days from the 25th inst. to the 14th November Proz

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GENERAL NEWS.

SHANGHAI WEDDING "An interesting marriage took place recently at Holy Trinity Cathedral. between Mr. T. L Macartney of Hankow and Miss Hilda Van Corbach of Shanghai. The service was conducted by the Rev. C. J. Symons, M.A.

AS USUAL.

Anticipating failure of the "Peace

negotiations and a con- |sequent resumption of hostilities. arrangements are being made to hold a meeting of various Chinese societies in Shanghai "to discuss and decide what steps shall be taken in dealing with the side which begins hostilities."

RETURNED VOLUNTEER. Among the passengers return- ing to Shanghai from War Service by the P. and O. S. Prinzessin was Captain A. F. Gimson, R. F. A... of the Public Works Department. Captain Gimson was one of the Suwa Maru contingent to volunteer for service in 1914. He brings back the Military Cross.

BRIGHTER LONDON.

London office and mercantile buildings are blossoming out in colours, now that the war is ended and the house painter has return- ed to his task. London is far less smoky this year than in former years because of the decreased use of coal and the increase in the use of gas and electricity, This prompts the use of lighter colours by the painters.

BIG PIRACT.

A very big piracy is reported to hare taken glace near the town of Linchow, on the North River, the other day. Some junks which were conveying goods from Canton and Fatshan to various ports on the North River were looted. The escorts fought the pirates but were defeated and several of them were killed. All the junks were cleared of their contents, which are valued_st_ more than a million dollars. The pirates took nearly the whole day to land the goods.

TEMPERANCE FOR JAPAN, The question of drafting teal- perance laws has been frequently discussed in Japan both in the Imperial Diet and by prominent Japanese men and women, and it

NOTICES.

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ANGLO-ORIENT

SEAMLESS REVERSIBLE CARPETS AND RUGS.

TWO WEARING SURFACES INSTEAD OF ONE

IS CHARMING COLOURINGS AND DESIGNS

DURABLE AND INEXPENSIVE.

WE HAVE THEM IN

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AXMINSTER SQUARES

WOVEN IN ONE PIECE WHHOUT SEAM

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Its Dryness" is a feature which has helped to give this drink the popularity it so well deserves. Pints

$1.25 Per Dozen.

75

Splits

is reported that the Government A, S. WATSON & co.,

are now considering the matter. It is said that the proposal made by Mr. Nemoto is the best thus far, and the Government are studying the American temperance lawe and Mr. Nemoto's outline. The question will be taken up in the coming Diet. It is likely that persons under the age of 25 will be forbidden to touch liquor.

MUMMIFIED BARY FOUND. An open verdict was returned at a Woolwich inquest recently in the case of a newly-born, un- known female child whose body was found in the attic of the White Horse public-house, Wool- wich-road, Charlton. A barman found the body, wrapped in brown paper, under the flooring of the loft. A doctor stated that the body was in a state of mummific- ation, and might have been where.. it was found for months or even years. There was 2 smell of pepper about the body, which the Coroner suggested might have been used to prevent smell.

OYSTERS 105. A HUNDRED. At a meeting of the Kert and Essex Sea Fisheries Board in London, recently Mr. Sydney Brown, the Chairman, said he understood the first consignments of Dutch oysters had reached this country, and were selling at 10s. a hundred. That was less than British growers could produce them. Fifteen million Dutch oysters were expected. Other members said Kent and Essex would defy competition, owing to their quality, but fear was ex- pressed that the Dutch would be sold as natives, and it was decided to suggest that the Oyster Growers" Association should appoint inspectors.

LEG BROKEN EIGHTEEN TIMES, George Hubert Osborne can claim a leg-breaking record. He was the respondent in the Sydney Divorce Court recently when his wife. Ellen Osborne (formerly Kay) asked for a divorce on the grounds of desertion. The re- pondent hobbled into court on crutches, with the lower part of his left leg missing. "My leg was broken eighteen times," be said. "before I had it taken off. I was paralysed when I was two years of age, and since then the bone has been very brittle." Asked to fix the date when he made a certain offer to his wife, he replied, “Just after my leg was broken for the sixteenth time." Evidence for the petitioner was that in 1908 the respondent left her, and three children of the marriage. She had received £5 from him in five years. Mr. Justice Gordon granted a decree misi, returnable in six months.

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in

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Prices

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