MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1911.
Hughes
Hough
STION ON TO' THE OQVERNMENT
AND
Sederal Auctioneers
Sharel Coal and General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS
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"A"ŢIRIGH" NONGKONG,
PUBLIC AUCTION..
LTE Underblaned havo received instrub
tions to Sell by Public Auction,
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNEE,
on
WEDNESDAY,
the 20th September, 1911, at 2.30PM. AL
Auctions.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
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Particulars and Conditions of the Lecting
Pablo Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 30th day of September, 1911, at 9 r., at the Offices of the Table Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of One Lot of Crown Land at Tal. Piz Shen, in the Colony of Hongkong, for #a berm of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a rown Rant to be fixed by the har yor of a Majesty the Etsu, for one fur her term of 75 years.
Particulars of the Lot,
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the 70,000 atrikers I Liverpool will pro [bably all-aven be back ab-work, and so will have ended the groutest and most azzivus period of labour disputes the country han evor known,
That the Labour Party have not gained ail that they expected, from the fight may be gathered from the following extrach taken from the current issue of the Labour
THE CHINA MAIL.
WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW &
Leader. It anya: The great, strike of ARE railway workera has come and gʊne, and. what abouhl have been the climax of the industrial uphorial has been-turned into an anti-climax by the terms of settlement. The settlemons has a Claimed as a victory for labour. A "victory" which Bile the railway stalwarts with abagrin and dismay, and which causes the Capitalist Press to resound with preans of jubilation, is a type of "* victory "which could will be dispensed with. For what objects did the ↑ railwaymen come out on strike ? Whatover the difference in sectionsi demand, they for a recognition of their Unions, for an advance in wagon, and for shorter hours; and what is more, they came out prepared to light to a finish to 1191 secure'n definite and satisfactory settlement
1 Upact Erice. I'm
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3033,750 **
to those legitimate demands, Knowing the strength of their position, and firmly, bo-
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their gulos Hooms, No:8, Des Voux Road, $1 per inch...
corner of ice Hose Strent,-
A ŢARE QUASTITY OF
VALUABLE HOUSEHUET
FURNITURE,
(Much of it entirely new),
Comprising:
Silk Tapestry covered Drawing Room Suite, Overmantele, Hatstands with Be
$2
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3 insertiona. One wook
WANTED.
For
of the situation, they looked forward with hope and eagerness to the consummation of their desires in the shape of a striking victory. And at a time they were fully justizhod in ag doing.”~Numbers and bulty and a determination of steel had endowed then with irresistible strength. The ebameter of the transport service, with the whole of industry-deponding upon it dove the railway companies peculiarly Otice...
1174 valserable. The mira had so struck werk at the psychologien) moment, whon Dek strikes and Labour victories had some like the rush of the Involling tide. A fchiugupurihtal tutafact that for big
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HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, September 15, 1011.
PUBLIC AUCTION..
FOR RENT.}
NOW SHOWING
NEW MILLINERY
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Co.
THE LATEST SHAPES IN STRAWS.
Patent Leather
Leather Belts
In all
Colours
SPECIAL VALUE 25 Cents
FOR $1.00
Each.
Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., 25, Des Voeux Road.
men
vention of infimidation to the willing to work and of the destruction of property whereby the milway companies and the pable were to be terrorisco, would defent the nim of the stalkers. And what was this alas ? 15 was tu paralyse the nation, to stop all passenger tratie ata
on when a great proportion of the population were from home on holiday, and saccess of the Labour upheaval. And, lo! prevent their returning, to stop food sup at the end of two days, like a thunderclap pliks, and to preclude factories frota 1187 me the terms of the settlement. The obtaining the materials essential to the nies were told that the companies had unintenance of their industries. As Me agreed to negotiate, and this was proclaim-Winston Churchill put in the House of od à riet ry, after having been called Commons on Tuesday: Hnd the strike iste the field to pursue the campaign to 2
precended for a week on the lines apparent must have been ly intended, there nisl, the men were told to turn right abost face and march back to quarters practically a total coasation of industry, No wonder the Capitalist Press jubilated. Everyone would have been thrown out of No wonder the Northern stalwarts gave
work. Erory mill, every mine, every reu to anathemas both loud and deep factory must have been clescu. The wages 78 The men at the shipping ports had gained for the household would have ceased. End the stoppage continued for a fortnight it is, splendid victories. Even the workgirls ofI think, almost certain that in a great South London had achieved a striking HUCCESS! The milwaymen alone, with everything in their favour, had failed to socure the fruits of victory whilst still in
DREMISES on the BRITISH CONCESSION, SHAMEEN, CANTON, suitable for ices, Godown, and/or living quarters 118 Repairs and alterations will Ec made to
sait tenan?... Apply to
HE Undersigned have receirod insträc
Hones self by Public Auction,
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED.
THURSDAY,
the 21st September, 1011, at 2:30 v, M.; at No. 6.CAMERON TERRACE, Kowloon,—... A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD. AND
OFFICE FURNITURE
&c.
&c.,
sko.
(Particulare from Catalogacj THE-A sunl.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers, Hongkong. September 15, 1911. 1185
"PUBLIC" "AUCTION.
E' Undersigned have received instruc
Tins to wull by Public Auction,
FOR ACUDENT OF THE CONCERNED.
FRIDAY,
the 22nd September, 1911, at 12 Noon, at their Sola Rooma, No. 8, Des Vaux Road, corner of les llover StarET, --- "A"COMPLETE SUGAR FINING. PLANT.
Consisting of Dyname, Petrol-Parafin Engines, Separators, Dryers, Pane, &c.,
4., &c., by Rhodes' Doncastor; or cin be taken over as a going concern.
For full particulars and inspeeting orders apply to
HUGHES & HOUGE, ** Auctioners, t Hongkong, September 8.-1911.
"NOTICE
-1163
THE Undersigned have revival instruc
tions to sell
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNES, A CONSIGNMENT OF
TENNIS RACKETS AND CENTRE GUIDES. Particulars, &c., may be land from the Undersigned.
P
HUGHES & HOUGH, "Auctioneers.
Hongkong, 10 August, 1011.
NOTICE
1000
CHINA BAPTIST PUBLICATION -SOCIETY CANTON. Canton, Juric 14, 1911.
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AND
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BUSINESS HOUSES.
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FOR SALE.
ONE FULL SIZE
the field,
**If this abortire tëfimination fails to act as a set-back to the indestrial movement which has been advancing so rapidly of late we shall be agreeably surprised, for it would be futile to deny that a termuluation
any places to a total lack of employment would have been added absolute starvation. Speaking of the great industrial, ares comprised between Liverpool, Newcastle, Hall, and Birmingham, Mr Churchill went
on to say: In that great quadrilateral which, I suppose, must contaic anything between Siteen and twenty millions of persons, intelligent, hard-working people,
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who have raised our industries to the fore And we have found a way for
of the atrika in a wnnner calculated to front of the world's affairs, it is practically impress the popular imagination was of certain that a continuance of the railway.) supreme importance to the industrial move atrike would have produced a swift and ment just as this juncture. The oyes of certain degeneration of all the means, of all the whole nation wore turned on the the structure, social and economie, on 680 strikers. The struggle stirred all that was which the life of the people depends. If
best in the working class-to the deepest had not been interrupted it would have (depths A dramatic termination would hurled the whole of that great community
have caused the workers to exult in their strength, would have put heart and sou
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That is by calling up 482 and Mr J. Forrester
letting us send you one of our Motor Cars.
into ad abysm of horror which on man can Then go along the Beach, and dare to coutoinplate. Had peaceful picket
into the most abject and craven, would ing' been permitted this result might have over the Hills and get the Sea hare given a mighty imputus to a Trade beon schieved, but the Government which Union movement, and on a surge of legalised it prevented it by the force of
Burroughs and Watts enthusiasm a hug host of non-Unionists military. Even da, the troops were at
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would have been borne into the ranks of times hindered because the Magistrate. Trade Unioniens.. It would be imposible to being a Trade Unionist, was intimidated, conceive of anything more deplorable than mid afraid to read the Riot Act. "Here also the loss of this golden opportunity. Duis a reason for amendment of the law. It will be urged tint the fruits of victory Should not the commandant of the troops are assured as far as the railwaymen are, in such cases have poter to read the Rios concerned, and that the reaping, is merely Act and take action?" fiberponod. Ay, there's the zub. Conces The proact Government, hoveret, are sions will no doubt be griced, but the con-not likely to have the courage to forbid cussions have yet to be made, and whether | **Fencuful. picketting;" it would deprive
· 724 the concessions will fully meet the rúllany. them" of "too many volen at the next
men's demands is a point which remains election,
A. B. B. yet to be seen. The only immediate result
CHEN KWONG & CO., LD. ie that the companies have been forced to
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EXPORT.
CANTON'S LARGE WHOLESALE & RETAIL
STORE; URNITURE, Draperies, Groceries,
HE Undersigned have received instrut FURNITURt nad shoes. Tins to sell
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED, "
Makers of Jewellery, Lacqueres, Crockery Wars. at thoir SALE Booms, No. 8, Des Vœux Iron-mongery, Wine and Spirits,
Foreign Clothes for gentlemen made to ROAD, Corner of Ice House Street, if
order by cur own tailors. A number of Automatic Printang Machines,
Large assortment of Chinese Silks and Three Cinematograph Automatic Machines, Į Foreign Goods of every description,
and IB Automatic Post Card Mischinus. All goods sold at reasonable Prices. For Further Particular, c, apply to The Cheapest and Best place in Canton to the Undersigned, a Ma
buy Chinese and Foreign Goods HUGHES & HOUGH, ́·
- SUP PAT FOO,STRFK... Auctioneers." Hongkong August 9, 19111019 TEL. No, 1196...
Canton, August 1, 10112
E. C. WILKS,
AML MECHTE. AMNA,
CONSULATING ENGINEER AND SUR
EXOR for Construction Valuer
and Assessor for the purchase, or aule, of Steamships or Launches
ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS,
2ND FLOOR Hongkong, May 2, 1011:
CANTON
979
THE GOSPEL,
PREACHING. THE
JAPAN AND TIBET.
By Prot, B. H. PARKER
On Sale at the China Mili: Office
yndham Street,
10 cents.
INTERNATIONAL POLO.
dessend from their pedestal and discuss |matters with a view to settlement. We
express the general conviction when wo A second attempt to regain the America aflem that the atrika ought nevar to have £nternational Cup is to be madu next boon declared off on any such terms, and season. An important development is the that the only terme which could be acoder of the Duke of Westminster to tako counted satisfactory would have been an over the America International Polo Cup express declaration on the part of the Recovery Fund and porim. This offer plenipotentiaries of the companies that has been accepted by the Hurlingham Club they were prepared to concede this general committed, who have decided to jaune a demands of the railwaymen, viz., are challenge bo the American Polo Association cognition of their Unioni sud a defnite to compets. for the International Cup in advance in wages and a reduction of work America during the season of 1912. ing hours"
Mr Kol Hardio and his fellow thinker,
A law to punish the publication of are great'y inconsed at the employ fabricated upws of such a natura as to meat of the troops to maintain older disturb the pence of nations, of which the during the strike. They contend, in face utterly groundless remonts published by uf-obvious facts to the contrary, that if the Fres in regard to the combination of thin strikers had been left alono no rioting Mexico and Japan against the United would have occurred. In other words States is a good sample," has been suge the presence of the military acted on them goston to Rev. Dr. Wibur F. Crafts, like the proverbial red rag on a mad ball, Superintendent of the International Re- But as Engineering points outs forur Bureau, by Prof. Sidney L. Gulick of
the Doshiba University of Kyoto, Japan.
policeman on his boat or a soldier og waftry duty, can be no menace' to; the pence-abiding citizen. A striker who in
and Mountain air.¿
PHONE 482.
C. LAURITSEN,
Managing Proprietor.
Dragon Cycle Depot.
Goulbourn
Joseph
Capt. T. P. Hall
MF
Mrs E. Warren Lam
hert
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Moulder
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and Mrs W. A. Me A. Schener Hannibal
Mr A. Harrison
Hewett
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Hooper
Stainer, R.N. Dr S Hough
Mr E. J. Waterman
ASTOR HOVSK..
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Miss Ruth Kilnoy
Mr E.. Lasson
Mr B. Lcon
Mr V. Lugebil
Mr Yu Chung Chiang Mr W. Stelatosh
Mrs G.
Mr. Colo
Closin
Mrs E. H.
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incensed by the omployment of troops to protect property. The real objection to the Government's measure was the fear or ether the a
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