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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 1911.

Hughes & Hough,

AUCTIONECAS TO THE GOVERNMENT

General Auctioneers

Share, Goal and General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

*To-KWE WAN" Goal Starige.

Cidad

A.B.C. 4.38&STM EDTITONS. Al, TelegraphiC CODE.

"HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

PUBLIC AUCTION. THE Undemigod has received instras tions to Sell by Pubila Asction,

02.

SATURDAY,

the 26th August, 1911, commencing at 11 .., at his Sales Rooma,

DUDDELL STREET, ~--

A Labor CosmiGNMENT OF BRASS AND BRASS-MOUNTED

BEDSTEADS; ..

A340

THE CHINA MAIL.

common point of villes de trot Like, any other country, and within recens times never has been. Wo have here a people who from time immemorial havo Endeavoured to stand aloof from all else in the world, and have succeeded to a re- aurkable extent. But now the economia arents of the times in China are prominent among the subjects which fill the numerona periodicals upon which the multitudes of the West rapaciously food: ofton we find opinion and direct contradiction of that opinion printed in succeeding, ime, much that gets into print is the niost flimsy in- formation gathered from the host finey experiance of the writers, what pertains, to ese part of the Empire may be, and often- is, totally insanet of other areas, sind so we find generally that the correct focus of the national dolngs is rarely given. During the past two or three years the writer has made a study of the reform movement not in one place, but has travel- hed in this purport more than sovou thousand miles in China, and can claim, na he dues claim, to be in a position to form Home concrete opinion apart from generalisation. He recognises that all that he has written so far in this article is worrect, absolutely correct, if viewed through the Governmental eyes of this great nation. But China is not composed PREMISES on the BRUSH CONCESSION,

SHAMEEN, CANTON, itable for the Government alone. The people fices, Godern, and/or living quarters, sumber some four hundred and thirty Repairs and alterations will be made tillions-the serbillion of the Imperial suit tocant.

Edict is washed away by the rain long

"A Quantity of SWING COTS. On View from Thursday, the 24th Aug, 1911.

Tanns-Cash on delivery.

JI

GEO. P. LAMMERT;

Auctioneer. Hongkong. August 21, 1911.

1072

THE Undersigned have received instruc- Want' Advertisements

tions to roll by Public Auction, "TOR ACCOUNT.OF THE CONCERNED,

an

FRIDAY,

the 26th August, 1911, at 11 ... at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road,

corner of Ice HocSE STREET,

A Number of Jonas Barras Steel

Trunks (Entirely Nov).

A. Number of Slazanger Tonnis Rackets

and Balls, Gent.'s Bicycles,

And

A Pair of 12-Bore Fowling Pieces by Thomas Horsley & Sons, York.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneer:

TEMS :-A Donal

Hongkong, August 22, 1191.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1070

HE Undersingi have received instrue-

THE LAVISH DON, to sell

by Public Auction,

on

MONDAY,

<

PREPAID

$1 per inch..

3 Insertions. One week.

$2.

FOR RENT.

rk

Apply to

CHINA BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY, CANTON. Canton, June 14, 1912.

MOR SALE

TWIN-SCREW STEEL

787

WHITEAWAY'S

One Week

Surplus Sale.

WHITE CANVAS FOOTWEAR.

Fine White Canvas Boots with Chicane Leather Soles and Heels Very Light in weight, Pliable and Durable

Shoes as above Chrome Soles and Hesls.

Shoes without Heels

Good Wearing Tennis Shoes

Hand Sewing

Frister

Machines

and Ross- mann's Hand Sewing; Machine with Round Top Cover and with Full Set of Attachmenta. Exact to Sketch.

USUAL PRICE $35.00

Sale Price $30.00

SALE USUAL PRICE $5.50 PRICE SALE

$4.00

USUAL PRICE $4.75 PRICE $3.50 $3.50

SALE

USUAL PRICE $4.50 PRICE

500 of these Well

Known Time Keepers:

Swiss Manufacture.

USUAL PRICE

$2.50

SALE PRICE

$2.25

BACH.

THE

TEMPUS WATCH

before half of this great number have had Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., 25, Des Voeux Road.

either time or inclination to read it-and

so, forgotten, this Edict does not become

Inw-or it does not follow that it must.

Even at the risk of being criticised for STEAMER, apparent inconsistency, I would act tonnage 1,304 tons; with Triple Ex-hesitate to say that China in all her reform parsion Engines capable of giving a speed movement is not yet out of the wood. Sho Length 250, Beam 34*3*, Moulded Depth may yet have to go through the fires of a

10.

terrible ordeal before she will be unfely Draft fully landed 13'. Electric Installation.

of to knots.

the 28th August, 1911, at 2.30 r.., at his or Conat Trade.

Residence, WILTON Hovag, 18,

Morrison Hill Gap Road-

THE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

Stc., So..

TEŽIN CONTAINED, Particulare from Catalogur;

For further particulars apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Duddell Street.

Auctions.

G.

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

Intimations.

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANCE CO.

WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CO.

wen

VISITORS AT HOTELS

HONGKONO HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs W. Bleck. Dr O. Marriott

Mr T. J. Malpaald Mr and Mrs F. E.

McHugh

Mr H. Breckwalde

Dr W. F. Bruck,

My B. J. Butler Mr and Mrs Menezes

Mrs J. D. Camcaden Miss Maneza

A. D. Carsenden ME. V. Mitchelmore

guided into the leven of national defen. Patina by Public Auctions Salo, to be TOTAL FUNDS OF DECENTE, 1910. G. B. de Chnda. 31: and Mrs. A. E.

Condition excellent and ready for in-sibility. Point where one will in China mediate use. Suitable for either River

to-day, except in those unsurveyed dis- tricts where still dwell thousands of uncon quered tribes and aboriginal races, and one will and all buzzing with that ender current of foreignisation which all the people read about and talk about But at no juncture in the history of the nation

1099

Beurtone, August 9, 1911.

&a;

MILNERS'

SAFES

Including a 1tin. Joers FATENT RADIO

FAN (NOW);

And

A Number of PIGEONE,

On view on Sunday, 27th inst..

TERMSAs usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong. August 18, 1911. ·

NOTICE

1001

TEE Undersigned have received instroo

Come to sell

JOZ ACCOUNT OF THE OCMCLINED, A CONSIGNIDINT DE

TENNIS RACKETS AND CENTRE

GUIDES.

Particulars, c., may be had from the Undersigned.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.. Hongkong, 10 August, 1911.

NOTICE

1026

THE Undersigned have receive instruc-

tions to sell

FOR ACCCUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

at their SALES Rooms, No. 8, Des Yeux

Road, Comer of Ice House Street,

A number of Automatic Printing Machines, Throe Cinematograph Automatig Machines, and 18 Automatic Post Card Machines

For Further Particulars, &c., apply to

the Undersigned.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, August 9, 1911.

THE

1019

NORTH POLE

WAS FOUND BY COOK

And we have found a way for you to have a cool and pleasant afternoon.

That is by calling up 482 and letting us send you one of

our Motor Cars.

W

"J

AS SUPPLIED TO THE PRINCIPAL BANKS ¦

AND

is more careful steering required by the uffieis helmainen. The officialdom of the country, say what they will to the con- trary, is, with very few notable exceptions, as corrupt as it ever was-there is in Chins

a system, astounding in its power among

all classes and conditions of men, which will

always make any dealing in China, great

BUSINESS HOUSES. or soll, anything but honest dealing,

when compared to our Western standards

English it has no equivalent, but all who

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Agent.

of honesty. Its name is "squeezo "—in

Hougkong, May 20, '1011.

€30

FOR SALE.

ONE FULL SIZE

have lived in China knows of its corruption.

lotting

held on MONDAY, the 28th day of August, 1911, at Srist, at the Offices Department. of the Public Works

the Gover- Excellency by Order of Bis nor, of One Lot of CROWN LAND at Conduit Road, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 15

with the option of renewalsta Ózuwn Rent to be fixed by the Borvayor of

£21,259,683.

Authorised Capital £8,000,000 Subscribed Capital £3,814,845 Paid-up Capital £1,667,907 50 Il-Fire Funds

3,842,215 4 2 III-Life & Annuity Funds 18,845,126 9 7.

Sinking Fund Account

nedes

L.

Mr B. J. Nicholson Mr W. North

Mr V, d* Oettingen Mr W. W. Fayno M. Ernest H. Pond Mr A. T. Prichard Mr J. Quin Capt. F. Raim ME. H. Ray Miss F. Rea

Moulder Mr P. T. Chilvers Dr & Mrs Muller Mr J. Chisum Mrs L. Clark Mr C. J. Colicy Mr N. K. Dandson 97,356 18-8 Mr W. C. Drew Mr and Mrs G. £21,252,693 17 3

Duncan Mr E. J. W. Eames 2,373,269 17 7Mr A. F. Fearon. Life & Annuity 1,954,631 92

Mr & Mrs Fillis Branches....!

Mr H. G. Fisher Mr H. Feismann Mr. Geier Mr V. Goulbon Mr and Mrs Joseph

Gould

His Majesty the Kusa, for one tar-Revance Fire Branch... ther term of 73 years.

Locality.

P

Particulars of the Lot"

On Boad

tà side of

upph

Registry Na

Na of Bale,

No. 1589.

Inland Lot

Bocudary

Hanstre-

ments.

*.

تو

the

བ

W.

The

356 205

990

aquare Seat

| Contente in

171,500

Upest Price. ❤

19,610

1069

Then before the nation can ever become THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE

Burroughs and Wattsical destitution and degradation, as is now

BILLIARD TABLE

WITH ACCESSORIES. Apply to

GEO. P LAMMERT.

Hongkong, June 7, 1910.

淋水汽力迨士

HOME --MADE MINERAL WATEILS.

72%

SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., GENERAL MANAOza, Hosono,

Other Receipts... 813,914 10 8

£4,971.215 17 6

The Accumulated Funds of the Fire and

Li's Departments are free from liability in

reped

cach other.

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.,

Agenda.

MrD. M. G.

dratama

Mr M. GuasmLIN

Capt. T. P. Hall

29

MA. Harrison

Hon and

Howott

EA.

J

Mr C. B. Robinson Mr A. W. Schneider Mr H. H. Salomon Dr. and in AD.

Mr C. 8

Spalding

Mr J.

8. Speyer J. Spittles Miss W. Squazo

Lt. and Mrs C. E.

Stainer, R..

Mrs & Miss Struthers Mr J. Struthers

SWATOW WARRONG & CO, Mr and Ms E. J. Mr M. L. Thompson

13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL HONGKONG.

MANUFACTURZUS OF Swatow Hand-made Drawn Work and Canton Embroidery, etc. GENERAL EXPORTERS.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL.'" LADIES' TAILORS.

LAU PING KEE CO.

USED POSTAGE STAMPS AND PICTORIAL POST CARDS. CHINESE CURIOS & PORCELAIN

63,139,360 KWONG CHEONG.

great in the truest senas the general pover- ty consequent upon foods and famine, aust be alleviated and made impossible to hunsa 'n helpless people. The rivers. of the country aced lo bo dredged, dimmed, dyked, so that it will be impossible for J. T. HAMILTON, GENERAL MANAGEZ CIGARS, CIGARETTES, TOBACCOS. FOR THX EAST, TUKYO. thousands and thousands of people to be brought yearly to the lowest depths of phy- Total Assets Dec. 31, 1910...0.8494,715,823 85,095;459 Surplus

to Policyholders Dividends

10,575,187- the case. This alone is more important

191 Policyholders 1910 than appears on the face of it. As I Total mid

10,392,039 write not a hundred miles away thousands Total Expenses for 1930... of people have been rendered homeless, Gross carnings from Laterest utterly destitude, and are dying in Gross rate of Income from.

Investmenta 1910 hundreds from sheer hunger on account

Hongkong, May 30, 1911. of the flooding by the mighty Yangtzekiang. This sort of thing happens every year, and the official vision Eas become so blinded that nothing is done, and the result is that great areas which might be made the most commercially prosperous spots in the whole of Central China are allowed to become huge inland seas and those unfortunats

people who live there have to watch their buildings swept away from them ero they settle down to die.

Much more might be said about great national improvements which are necesary to put the common people in the position BETTER THAN FACTORY-MADE.

to be able to enter into the spirit of real re- Why continue parchary form. In China, although human life is held ing factory-made Minor Water! Make your own

at the highest discount, it is, after all, the Mineral Waters so Loms people who make the nation, in an official at a cost of 90 cents sense as well as numerically. If the people dozen Syphons. Then you KNOW the water is agree on say certain thing it is done, and pure, and contains no done quickly; if they do not agros on any disesse germs. With the certain thing they rise up in their thousands

PRAKA SPARKLET SYPHON and riot and loat and slash out and became and a dozen Bulbs you infected with that strange national hysteris can make dosen which knows no bouns, and which is the

...delicious -Syphons of

post less than if you buy man's nature. factory-made Mineral

&

and Renta for 1010......

Holmes &infant Dr S.. Hough Capt. R. Innes Mc W. Kruse Mr H. P. Msilay

Mr J. M. di Vill

Mr E. J. Waterman

Mr & Mrs Whitmarsh

And chiù Mr Zeno

PEAS HOTEL

Dr Aubrey Capt. Bell, R.A.M.C. Mr C. Blaker Mrs Bowdler Mr and Mrs Bowen Mr Benyfield Mrs Broadfest

Browns

Mr and Mrs Campbell

and children Capt. Clark

Mr. R. Lemaitre Mr and Mrs Lewis Capt. Lyons Mrs Smith Malkin Miss Macher Mr M. M. Maas Miss Mathieson Mr & Mrs McCnlock

and children Rer. Morton. F.N. Mr and Mrs Hunton

L-Col. Close. R.E. Mi Nelson

Rev. Nelson Mr etium

Capt. Craig

T & Mrs Cumming-

ham

Mr Dallia

21,648.528

4.48

GOLD AND MONEY, OHANGER.

Mr and Mr Davis Mr Day

727

HONGKONG. Hongkong, May 27, 1911.

13

Mr and Mrs Fulton

Rev. and Mrs Noyes Mr & Mrs Pattorden Mr & Mrs H. l'earco Rev. Pegg Lt. and Mrs Dodgson Mr.

Mr Fielder Mr From

S. HANDA.

· JAPANESE MASSAGIST:

AND FLOOR, No. 60, QUEEN'S

ROAD CENTRAL

HONGKONG, Near the Old Post Office.

Hongkong, July 21, 1911.

936

Mineral Water and the wonder of the average law-abiding ChinaCHEN KWONG & CO.,

Water. All Cheirista

So far as one can soo, therefore, it, misy

Then go along the Beach, and and Stora soll Frana Sparklet Syphons be said that much has to be done for the

over the Hills and get the Sea and Mountain air.

PHONE 482.

C. LAURITSEN,

Momaging Proprietor.

Dragon Cycle Depot.

63, Des Voeux Road Central,

HadeAndTimey 18-1911.

and Bulbs,

Price of Syphons $2.00, euch.

Bulbe 0.90 per bar.

Wholesale Price -

Eyphon per doga Bulbs par doz, bozes........

common millions, the teeming proletariat, before the full force of the reform movement can be practically worked out. If the time should some when among the common people there shall be no more $16.00 1.0.1. poverty nought on by unnatural mosne, $8.00 Lob.it "users" should, yanish, if the official classes could only materialise that standard of honesty which in China is only the harest make-belief, if the millions, in short, are pus on firm going basis, we shall arise in Chine such a Reformation that shall make the eyes of the world dazzle. For we shall be in the presence of snation upon, whose integrity shall depand the peace of the whole world,

KHONG BẢNG FONG, LID

WHOLESALE ABERTH,

246 and 248, Des Voruz Road Centril, HONGKONG

行餐

Hongkong, March 1, 1911

Perkins

No. 13, Queen's Road Central, Mr and Mrs Duncan Capt. Ferry R.A.M.C

SINGON & CO.

TRON, STEEL, METAL and HARD WARE MERCHANTS. Wholesale sud Retail Ironmongata, Pig Iron and Foundry. Coke Importers. General Store-- keepers and Shipchandlers. Nos. 30 and 37, HG Loors Star, (2nd Street, west of Contral Market) Telephone No. 515,

112 Hongkong September 4, 1909.

THE CHINA MAIL

COLOURED

TYPHOON

MAP. Showing tracks and daily LD.gress of the big Typhoons

during the last twenty

&

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NITURE, Draperies,Groceries,

Bopt and Shoes.

Lacqueres,

Makers of Jowell Crockery Iron-mangery, Wine and Spirits. Foreign Clothes for gentlemen made t Border by our own tailor

Large assortment of Chinees Silica and Foreign Goods of every description

All goods sold et reasonable Prices, The Chespost and Best place in O nich t

boy Chinese and Forekin Gos.G

SUP PAT POO STRE 1408 CANTON, Canton, August 1, 1911/2

years.

Mrs

Mr and Mrs Petrio Surgeon and Rutherford Capt. & Mrs Garnett Dr and Mrs Saunders Mr Gell

Mr C. Scott

MT

Mrs Graybill

Mr Grimshaw

Miss Gubboy

Mr A. Sinclair

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL“ Mr J. Abdelnour

M: 2.0. Abell

Mrs L. Ashley

M: Mira Ballantine

Mr W. A. Barbett

Mr & Mrs Borowsky

Mr and Mrs M.-A

Jackson Mr W. Jackson

Mr & Mrs H. Kornedy

and 3 children

Mr 8. G. Bolden Mr Lmil Lange

Mr A. Marticbantes Mr W. McKay

Mr G. G. Burnett

Mr and Mrs. A. H. Mr R. J. Manuy Moler

Misses Collier Mrs Devas Mige L. Davis Mr L. N. Erans At W. L. ML. Grant

Mr J. Harback Mr & Mrs Hewett Mr Chana. J. Higgin.

botham

Mr W. B. Hind

Mr A. J. Roland

Mr

Dr J. B. Saunders Mr G. W. Sovell

And Mrs I. H. Stephenson Mr & Mrs. G. Koppel

Stephenson

Mr Geo. O. Whitelaw Mr and Mrs Å. ̈ ́ ́G. Wilson &2 children Mr J. F. Young

KING EDWARD HOTEL, S

Mr M. P. Beattie Dr Belikas

Miss Beanotto

•

Mr B. McCloskey

Dr Muller

Mr A. P. Noble

Mr and Mrs Bridger Capt. & Mrs W. C.

and children

Mr.K. Bysack

M.F. W. Cor

Passmore

Dr Schmitt... Mr Edw. Sindi

Mr.K. H. Densmure Mr E. E. Smith Mr and Mrs R. S. Capt. & Mr Stowart

Darston

Miss M. Gains

A. Harper

Dr K. John Mr John Lanox Miss Leprieto MrP. 3. Lork

and child

Dr Stumm De Thuin

Mr and Mrs Varaos Mr A. C. Watis

37 and Mrs E. W

Wheeler

BRAESIDE.

Mr E. Murray Bain Miss Baylis

At C. Brown biss Fairall Mr P. Gaunay M: E. Goy Mr and Mrs R.

Harding

Mr. K. Rodgers Mr F. J. de Rome

A.

Mr Leslie R

Mr and Ms “J.....A...

Scott

Miss Kazel Scott

Master Scutt

Capt. & Mrs Sidford

Master Stephen -

ford

Mrs F. W. Watte Bir A. Buller West

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Brown

Mrs Goo. P. EADT- mort & Children Me and Mes A. O.

Logan Mr.J. F. Magnum Miss K. A. Massey Mr E. J. McNulty. Air A. S. Morrison

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Mr.J. Robertson Crawford

Mr and Mrs D. E Mr G. Sachso

Ics. Donnelly

M. E. Shearer Mr A. L Shields.

Mr J.

Graham

Mr and Mrs C E. Mr R. D. Stewart

Harvey

Er Hobson Nr H. Hofman

Mr B. Webb

Mr Whyte

Mr J. W. Wason

Mr Wingsore

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Biglow

· Mi Sanul Paul

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Mr Weatherall

Mr and Mrs David

Wood

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Mc Jones

Brand Mrs Kert

Rev. & Mrs E. VisonAr E, O. Brownlow. Mr.J. We Ratasey

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Mr H. M. Barton Mr. V. Bustinduy Mr V. Capra Capt. J. J. Clark Mi H. W. Dawson

MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD AND TAPED FOR HANGING,

Price 20 Cents,

From the Cup Mart Office.

LIFE WITHOUT HEALTH IS LIVING DEATH AND VETARZONERVE RUD

The test dicowy o podern times or presiden

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Me J.Turnor.

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Mr W. A, Williama..

HOTEL ME and Mrs J. R. Mr E Lewis

Capell & children Mr D. Lovibond

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