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ANT, BRITISHER, ie open for engagement.. Fxcellent re- ferences. Writed Box 1389 "Hongkong Telegraph "
PREMISES TO LET.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
TUESDAY, OCTOBER
LAMMERT'S THE AUCTIONEERING 8
AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTION
THE Undersigned have receiv
ad instructions to sell by! Public Auction on
Tuesday, the 6th Ocì, 1925. commencing at "5.15 p.m.
at their Sales Room, Duddell Street
A Valuable Collection of
Postage Stamps -
(Full Particulars from Catalogue)] On View from Monday, the 5th October 1925.
Terms.Cash on delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,"
Auctioneers.
PUBLIC AUCTION
THE Undersigned have re- by Public Auction on"
ceived instructions to soll
in sound shares at favourable phone C4630 or in writing to Small Investors, 10, Des Voeux Thursday, the 8th Oct, 1925 Road.
commencing at 11 a.m.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE,-Dodge car 2-3 soater In excellent condition with 4. new tyres. Any reasonable offer accepted." Trial given. Apply Box No. 1388 Hongkong, Telegraph.
Beautiful outlook Garage ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB. accommodation. Flush System," gasinstallation all modern con. veniences. Early occupation. Moderate rental. Apply to Box No. 1392 Hongkong Telograph,"
TO LET-Half of house with
beautiful outlook and Garage- accommodation. Flush system, Ras installation. All modera conveniences: Entirely solf con-
tained. Terms modorate. Apply to Box No. 1391 "Hongkong Telegraph."
10 LET.
LADIES SECTION.
Fanting on TUESDAY, October A competition will be held at
20th.
For particulars Notice Boards.
C. H: GRIFFIN,"
Hon. Secretary.
NOTICE:
HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.
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at their Sales Room, Duddell Street
3 Cases Spirit Varnish
1 Cate Artificial Silk Fancies 2 Casos Silk and Cotton Stock-
ings
1 Case Black Elastic Gartering: 1 Bale Wool Corded Black
Cashmore
#2 Cases Salmon
2 Cases Sardines
1 Caso Tomate Sauce
1. Case Yellow Cling Peaches 2 Cases Tuna
35 Cases Lime Juice Cordials
5 Cases Raspberry Syrap 3 Cases Lime Juice Pure. 16 Cases Dry Ginger Ale 20 Cases Lomon Squash
and
A Quantity of Household Fornitore
The Sixth Extra Race Mosting
Teak Dinner Waggon, Tapestry will be held (weather permitting Covered Armchairs, Shanghai
BROKERING Co., Ltd.
Shy Duddell Street. FURNITURE AUCTIONS
every
TUESDAY & FRIDAY, at 2.30 p.m.
By Order of the Supreme Court of Hongkong.
PUBLIC AUCTION. of the
STEAMSHIP "ANJOU,”.
Now lying at Shamshaipo in the Harbour of Hongkong by
The Auctioneering and Brokering Co., Ltd, at their salesroom, No. 48 Duddell Street.
WEDNESDAY. the 14th day of;"
October, 1925,
at
3 o'clock p.m. For orders to view, apply to the Auctioneering and Brokering Company, Limited. For further Particulars and Con- ditions of Sale,
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Apply to
Messrs. WOO and NASH,
Solicitors,
"Nos. 1 & 6 Queen's Road,
Contral.
or to:-
The Auctioneering & Brokering
Co., Ltd.
No. 4B Duddell Street.
Dated the 30th September, 1925.
MASSAGE HALL
23 WYNDHAM STREET MRS H. MORITA. Tel. No. C.4395.
MASSAGE HALI Mrs. 5. UZUNOYE, Expert Masseuse,
37. Queen's Road, Central, 2nd. Floor.
Portion of Third Floor of Stephen's Building, Suitable for Two Large Offices or at Happy Valley on Saturday Bath, Teak and Iron Bedsteads, LITTLE GRL IN CEYLON, Feveral smaller ones. Well lighted October 10th and Monday Oct- Pictures, Dining Table, Chairs, Apply DEACON B, Frince's fober 12th 1925.
Claes Stand, Fenders, Ice Chest, Building.
|sic., etc..
TO LET European house with 7 big rooms, wail-van- tilated and facing harbour, 7 Mid- dla Road, Kowloon. Apply to Chen Chiu Ching, c/o Jõhnson
The Firet Bell will be, rung at 2.45 p.m. each day.
Tho charge for admission to the Public Enclosure will be $1. Soldiers and Sailors in uniform half price.
Members are advised that they
Terms Cash on Delivery.
LAMMERT BROS.,
Auctioneers.
Improved Wonderfully Through BABY'S OWN TABLETS.
Mr. J. M. Simon Perera, of I Stafford Gardeniu, Colombo, is one
Stokes and Master, Tel. No. 1593. must show their Season Tickets HUGHES & HOUGH the pope of the officacy of
to obtain admission to the Mem-j LODOWN, TO LET, in "Alex-bers' Enclosure.
andra Buildings, Apply Each member has the right of Sacrotary, A. S. Watson & Co, introducing 2 non-members to the
tod.
Lin-
LIMITED.
Members. Enclosure, tickets for GENERAL AUCTIONEERS, whom can be obtained from IMPORTEERS, EXPORTERS
GENERAL BROKERS. TO LET -One European Messrs. Linstead & Davis ut 85.00
jeneh day up to Friday October The Stewards "invite the ladies of Hongkong to be present.
Wanchai Gap Poad, Hong 9th. rong. Apply to 32 Kopsody Road.
ON or about March 1926 whole
flat or spacious suite of offices
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in the "French Building
Victoria Bulding," No. Queen's Road Central (between Chartered Bank and Mercantile Bank)
!
Apply to: Banque de l'Indochine Chater Road, ·
Two newly con To Lat
structed European bouses, Magazine Gap; Motor Road, toree flats, three large, rooms rach with kitchen. servants'
HONGKONG LAWN BOWLS INTERPORT MATCH.
TAIKOO BOWLING GREEN Wednesday, 7th October.
Match to start at.......3.30 p.m. Special car will leave Post
Office
...............2.45 p.m. Launch will leave Kowloon
Police Pior
..2.45 p.m. Taikoo Club extend a cordial
quarters and bath room; fitted invitation to the Indies and all with flush
system.
Garages bowlers of the Colony. provided. Immediate possession, Apply Sang Kes, New Bank Building.
KOWLOON PLEASURE ·
TRIPS.
For T-paseonger cars please call at Taim-aha-taul Taxi Garage or phone K.417. Taxie can bet ad at wharf.
NOTIFICATION.
Hongkong, Oct. 4, 1925.
NOTICE.
AR from the 25th August, 1925, MR. JOHN ROBERTSON ceased to be a PARTNER in, our firm.
W. A. HANNIBAL & CO.,
Hongkong and Canton. Hongkong, Oct. 4, 1926.
The Empress Store 59, Nathan Road, Kowloon,
·Under English Management'.
The offices and stations of the Chinese, Maritimo Customs for Kowloon and Distriot will ba... closed to publio business on the 10th and 14th October, 1925,
N. R. M. BHAW, Acting Commissioner of Chinese Custome, Kowloon and District. York Buildings Hongkong, 5th October, 1995.
Orders for Wines. Liquore, Provisions, Fresh Fruit and Vegetables, etc.
Promptly executed at com- petitive prices.. AUCTIONEERING & BROKERING CO., LTD.
Proprietora.
experience
Baby's Own Tablets as a remedy for the ailments of infants and little children. Mr. Parera says:--
"My little &noce Robine
suffered from constipation with conse quent loss of
CHINA AUCTION appetite. Her
ROOMS.
*4, Duddell Street.
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growth was retarded and sho bocame fretful and weakly. Read-
If you have anything you would ing a mother's like to sell, exchange or advertise recommenda - send it to the CHINA AUCTIONtion of Baby's ' ROOM.
Own Tablets
E. V, M. R. DE SOUSA. Auctioneer.
Seltona
The paper for beautiful work. SELTONA is the simplest of all photographic papere After printing in daylight' the only processes involved are fixing in Hypo and wash- ing, yet Seltona prints aro permanent and without equal" for their rich sepia tone and for their exquisite gradation, Soltona is made in tifo follow. ing grades: Glossy
Matt
Cream Antique White
Antique Cream Sole Manufacturers: WELLINGTON & WARD,
ESTREE, HERTS,
MASSAGE
Mr. NAKAJI
Mr. Perea's little niece.
I brought home a fow vials for the child and the Tablets proved to be all that is claimed for them. Her constipation disappeared and her appetite increased, she put on weight and in a very short time was improved almost out of recognition.
ful for her try thank-
Baby's Own Tablets quickly reduce fever, relieve colic, in-
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1925.
The ALEXANDRA CAFE
HIGH CLASS
CONFECTIONERS & BAKERS
BREAKFASTS, TIFFINS, LINNERS
"AND
AFTERNOON TEAL.
SERVED AS USUAL
BREAD, CAKES, etc.
Agents:-
Hung Cheong, Kowloon.
Fook Cheong, Tai, Ruarry Bay.
Shiu Kee, Bonham Road.
Agencia Comercial de Macan, Macao.
CHINA UNDERWRITERS, LTD.
A BRITISH COMPANY INCORPORATED IN HONGKONG.
AND
REGISTERED IN ENGLAND.
LIFE ASSURANCE
Fel. C. 1121
IN ALL FORMS.
FILE ASSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
IF YOU ARE THINKING OF HAVING YOUR CLOTHES DRY- CLEANED, MAY WE SUGGEST THAT YOU ASK YOUR FRENDS WHAT THEY THINK OF JOUR WORK?
We are quite confident of the reply, because every garment which passer through our hands recaivas the same treatment-and that is THE MOST CAREFUL AND SCIENTIFIC, or in other words-TAK BEST.
St. George's Building.
The INTERNATIONAL DRY-CLEANING & DYEING Co.
Agents CASSUM AHMED & 00. 19, WYNDHAM STREET,
64, Nathan Road, Kowloon HONGKONG.
HONGKONG HARDWARE CO.
TAI LEE CHAN. ESTD. 1884
·METAL GOODS and HARDWARE.
Tel No. U. 1993 ·
119 Jervois Street
ALBERT
For
DAINTY
DISHES
TREE DESTROYERS.
FINED AT KOWLOON
MAGISTRACY,
Charges of being in unlawful possession of 5,050, catties of pine wood reasonably suspected to have been obtained from the Government Plantations, were brought against three men and six women, of Ngau Tau Kok village, before Mr. E. W. Hamilton at the Kowloon Magis tracy, this morning,
It was atated in evidence by Mr.... J. L King, of the Botanical and Forestry Department, that all the defendants when arrested were found either chopping the wood or conveying it to their respective housee.
The defendants, in their state- ments, pleaded that they purchased the wood legitimately from firewood:" dealers.
His Worship imposed a fine "of 816 on the first defendant, who admitted possession of five catties;: whilst two other defendants, who said they had bought two catties, were fined $12 each. The remainder, were fined $10 each.
CORRESPONDENCE.
[To the Editor, Hongkong,
Telegraph.]
WEDNESDAY NEXT."
Sir, Your
correspondent "Scotsman" brings to light o very, interesting subject when he asks what our English friends mean when they refer to a coming date BB Bay, Wednesday next. Noxt to the question of the dis- tribution of our forthcoming Trade, Loan, the problem of getting rid of the Bolsheviki in Canton, and" the abolition of the guild system in China, I can think of nothing at the moment which could pos- sibly be more intriguing. Icon- gratulate him on his caution, but why may, I ask, need he be so. meticulous? Why this shrinking, this fear that he may be guilty of some social indiscretion?
There must surbly be something wrong with theScotsmen of to-day, What odds which date the "next" máy mean. By all means go on "Wednesday first and if "Wed- nes next" was intended, then surely no Englishman worthy of the name would refuse bite nor sup to one so ignorant of the Eng- lish language. Two dinners are certainly better than a problema- tical one. Yours, atc,
DUNSCORE.
Hongkong, 5th Oct, 1925.
SMOKING ON FERRIES,
Sir, I consider the letter of your correspondent "Mannerly" replying to "Lady Reader" on the above- subject in rather bad taste. We all know that any passengers bas the right to occupy the front, row of seats, but a smoker ought to remember that the ashes from his/ pipe or cigarette will be blown on others if there is a strong wind blowing. The Smoke Room is on deck and should be used by anyone wanting to smake during the short journey,
How would your correspondent like to be treated to puffs of smoke any flying ashes from fellow passengers when he ought to be breathing in the fresh air of the harbour?Yours, etc.,
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MANNERS. Hongkong, October 6th, 1925.
THE GOVERNORS, Sir-With regard to your para- graph yesterday saying that It Is possible that no formal reception will be given to the new Governor owing to the fact that he will be arriving while the old Governor la.
digestion, croup and colds, prevent A DIALOGUE BETWEEN CONNOISSEURS hero I do not see that the
constipation, check diarrhoea, allay teething pains, quiet the nervos promoto health-giving restful sloop in a perfectly natural way. Are guaranteed absolutely! safo and harmless.
Of chemists, or post free, 60 cents. the vial, from Dr. Williams" Medicine Co., 60, Kiangas Road, Shanghai.
The deaths are recorded at Home of Lord Portsmouth, who at one time travelled extensively in the Far East; Engineer-Cap LTD.tain W. P. Chapman, R. N. who was at the Naval Base at Hong- kong, in 1901, before the Dock yard was built; and of Captain T. C. N. Thompson, R. D., R. N. R., who, when war broke out, was appointed lieutenant-commander and navigating officer of the Macedonia, which was commis- sioned as an armed merchant cruiser and sank the collier Baden in the Falklands battle...
Mrs, E. AKAJI. Graduate of Tokyo. &amage School V
No. 83, WYNDHAM STREET HONGKONG.TEL: 04895
He. Whore are you going?
She.-Why! To Albert, of course, where we are sure to get
the finest French Pastry and the best cooking... He. That is so 1. His Frenob Cakes at $1.00 ser dozen, bis Maderia Cakes, his Big Cakes, his Ice-Creams (com bined with excellent cuisine) are made exclusively, with the butter, milk and cream of the Dairy Farm' Co. Ltd.
She-Quito sol - ·
and he also has a now mena compris- ing fifty new dishes which you can enjoy any time from 10.30 am to Midnight,
Queen's Road Central
(Opposite Hongkong Hotel Building)
E. HING & CO. SHIPBUILDING MATERIALS SHIP CHANDLERS & HARDWARE MERCHANTS.
PHONE CENTRAL No. 1116:
25 WING WOO:
presence of the old Governor ought to matter at all. I certainly think that a reception should take place. The Hon. Mr. Ceell Clementi will stop ashore as Hongkong's new Governor And we ought to recognise.. him as such and give him a public welcome. As it is only the matter of a day, I am sure that Sie Edward Stubba would not mind donning his official uniform once more and receiving his successor in" public Queen's Pler should be. used for the public landing and there ought to be a good muster of the Navy and Army as a guard of honour.Yours, etc.,
BMT Hongkong, October 6th, 1925.
Caught by the Kowicon Mag. istrate smoking; a cigarette /in- | Court this morning, a Chinese. Woman was ined $Efor