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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1911,

GEO. P. LAMMERT

"A DOTIONEER.

PUBLIO AUCTIONS-

¤ Undersigned has received faatruo Tous to call by Public Auction,

SATURDAY,

the 7th October, 1011, at 12 o'clock, noon,

at his Sales Rooms, DUDDELL STREET, ONE MOTOR CAR (CLEMENT),

in 'First-class running order.

28 H. P.; Cylinders; Sima Bosh High Tension Dual Ignition Magnato; Chain

Drive; 4 Speeds and Reverse.. Teams :-Cash on delivery, Un Visw from Friday, the 8th Oct. GEO. P. LAMMERT,

ductioneer, Hongkong, October 3, 1911.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1991

TR GEO. P. LAMMERT has recoir..

ed instructions to sell by Public

MR

Auction

SATURDAY,

fah called koos 10 (band Bah) Trichiurus samula, BM, 0, TI, S47. Rp 288. The body is long and very compressed and amumes band like form. The scales are absent. or nearly sc. The dorsal én is elongated;" the mouth, is large, and the tooth, placed in the jaws, largo and powerful," Slightly diferent to the above are the nga tapi u. in which a comb-like denial da entends the whole length of the back..

| Tek" Mackina: GROUP. ' Still following the numerous groups of spiny-dated fishes, wo come to a group the Celtascombriformas, which includes many families, but may for the sake of convenience, be described, as above.

Of these many families, the Stromaleidas, relations of John Dory, hava perhaps the largest member of espresentatives in these water. In these fishes the body is compressed more or less oblong, and covered with very small scales. The teeth are analla. ***

-(1) Gak ts'ong. Stromateus niger. "Black Pomtreb" B. M. C. II. 401. R. p. 972. Average length, 15ins. Caught in Duer

Bay in spring.

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(2) Pak ta'ong. Stromateus argenteus *** White Pomfret." B.M.O, IL. 401, R p. 273, length as above.

(3) Kailung is'ong. (Ascending Dragon

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THE CHINA MAIL.

1. Shang “. Ophiocephalus, maculatus.png B.M.C. III. 480. R. p. 261. Thajaone of the commonest of West River ish on sala in all the towns and villages on the banka; less common in Hongkong. The dark mottled markings on white ground rended, the Bah hard to dotess in the med.

* Tring Kungu Ophiocephalus puticola the wolf insko-head, said to be found in wells where the soil in soft.

On them fish Richardson, has the follow- ing note "Those Ophiocephali are carried about the streets of Canton in tube and are cut in plecos alive for axle." The practice is too common not only in China but also in Hongkong ; there are not many elemen humano enough to give the poer

fish a blow with the back of the knife to at it before it is out-up.-

Nort in order of familias come the

nabantidae or Climbing Parches, so called from their power, which has been proved, of climbing ovon high"trees in search of woisture during periods of drought. These Perches are said to be found, and to dis- play-their-climbing powers in the appar runches of the West River. Richardsen gives Chusan (then, a British naval station) as their habitat in Chion

Closely connected with the above is en other Weas River Bah – Kam sau u (colden ·

embroidery) Betia pugna-n beillianë

the 14th day of October, 1911, al 10 Pomfret) Shape dragonal; marked dorsal little fish with orange streaks upon silver.

o'clock Noos, at his Sales Rocas, in Duddell Street, Victoria Hongkong, The following

VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

... PROPERTY,

situate at To-kwa-wan in the Dependency

of Kowloon in the Colony of

!! Hongkong viz

Ens. Caught at Kapmon in spring Belonging to closely allied families are:- (4) Fating. Camar malabaricus, B.M.C, 11, 438. Rp. 375. The specimene usually seen are about 16ins by. 10. with black spota on a silver ground. Caught all car the coast in January.

(5) Kwa ta 'ong, Trachinotus melo. B.M C. II, 485. R. p. 70: this fish like All that piece or parcel of ground situate the other member of the weaver family To-kvan aforesaid and registered in (Trachinotidae) are dangerous, since wounds the Land Office as Kowloon Marine Lois given by the dorsal spines are injected by Nos. 72 and 73 Together with all the poison from a poison-gland near. This fish buildings thereon. Term 75 years-from-is-noticeable-bacanso its akiu in marked April, 1900. Renewal for ono further with impressions as though of the strongly."

veined loaf of a troe. "term of 75 years.

For further particulars and conditions of Sale apply to

WILKINSON AND ORIST,

Solicitors for the Vender,

or to MR GEO. P. LAMBERT!

The Auctioneer, Hongkong, September 27, 1911.

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STOCKTAKING SALE. (FOR 15 DAYS ONLYŸ). SILK FANCY GOODS

C_OP_ALL KINDS.

Ar EXTREMELY LOW PRICES.

BARGAINS! ... BARGAINS

BARGAINS!!-

น

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NOTICE.

(6) Pak strong. A little fish, 6 ins, long, green and silver, caught in autuma.

The true mackerels, the tunnies and the sucking fish are closely allied. The first have a representative' here in Fa' Chỉ ù. Scomber scomlous. B.1.0. 11. 957. This is one of the very few cases, if not the only ono, where the name is applied to the same genue of "fish as at home. There are fire species of tuzules found in the "Box of Japan, but they appear not to outer tropical waters Richardson also mentions one epiecies of sucking fish (Echineis naucrater). Still in the herring group, we find the wigler fish, specimens of which, usually' small, -are-becnainally-picked up on the shore. The Chinese name is Chin na u. !!!(quivering flax-fish); the species is Lophius artiyerua. Tene fish seem to be all tend and mouth, and are said to depend on flost Ing matter for protection and locomotion.

Next door to these are the little dragon fil (Periis laternarius, dried specimens of which are sometimes soem In old curió shop at home.

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In Singapore, at is well known, these fish are set to fight: Average longth, & ins...

pugnacious are they that even the sight of themselves in a mirror will stir them to fight.

WHITEAWAY'S

Values that can only be obtained for Ready Cash.

FELT

HATS

THE "DUKE”

SUPERFINE-FUR

FELT IN GREY

AND FAWN.

NARROW OUR.. LXD BRIM.

Price $5.50 each.

Handkerchiefs

MEN'S HEMSTITCHED

LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS.

One inch Hers Size about 20 ins Square

PRICE $1.75. DOZ.

FANCY BOOKS.

Black Dress Socks Embroidered Silk Froots Special Purchase,

Price $9.50 dóz."

This concludes a very hasty survey of Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., 25, Des Voeux Road.

the great brigade" of spiny faned fishra, Several sections and families, many of which live in deep water, have been omitted, and no exhaustive account of local species has been given in those families which hase been martioned.

IV PHARINGOGE)

That h should boar teeth in thoir!

throats may seem strange to an ordinney observar, but he has oply to buy the bead of any fish mentioned below to prove that this is indeed the case. The long which bears the teeth is placed in a position contral, to each side of the throat, and the teeth are set in one, two or three rows. Fish possoming such teeth are found in British waters, the "rock-fish" being n exstaple. In these tropical sese however they are both more cumurousand of larger size: "many of them also artayed in very brilliant colours. The chief families are (1) the coral fishes (Pomacentridic), (4) the wrasses (Labridae), (3) the parrót-wrasses (Searida)- and (4) the Chromididas_fish found only in fresh water, and having a verp irregular local distribution.

The representative of the coral fishes in these waters is the hak u. (Pomacentrua nigricans), B.M.0. IV. 34 R. 2. This is said to be found not only on the. Chira coast, but also in the Sandwich Islands.

With this odd little Esh the mackerel seen in the Market constantly. They are

MESSES ARTHUR HEINRICH group conclades.

VALERY Yox BOHUSZEWICZ, and GEORG, RUDOLF LAURENZ. ALBRECHT ER EWIN SCHULTZ, have this day been squitted Partners in

our Finn.

Mer HEINRICH REINHOLD and GUSTAY ROHRECKE Inving resigned, cease to sign our bra's name, from this

THE Mu-SKIPPERS,

To be able to rotate pan's pyes like search light, so is to get a good view over three quarters of a circle, is a boon nơ given to many creaturer. It is possessed however, by the mud-ekippera (Periophthal mus, fau) This fish is remarkable not only for ita" extended range of vision but China, Hongkong, Kabo, Hamburg, Newales for its extraordinary leaping powers,

York, 1st October, 1911.

due to very strong pectoral fin. These ash may be seen say day by the hundred on the shore in the New Territory. Do not

date.

CARLOWITZ & Co.

1977

NUT TOE.

WE, the Undersigned bare this day

try to catch one unless you are in good

established ourselves as STOCK, pro, in any case the result will be a mud SHARE and GENERAL BROKERS and bath. The next best way of is to give a will carry on business under the style of Chinese boy a cent to catch it for you: your MOXON & TAYLOR at the Offices. recently occupied by Messrs E. P. Kadoorie cont will give the fish excitement, the boy

Se Co., 8, Queen's Buildings, Chater Road, pleasure and yourself mummut. The Hongkong.

G. C. MOXON, JOHN W. Hongkong, October 2, 1911.

Of the parrot-sacs (so called because of their bony beaks) there are a large number in these "waters. They may be

distinguished chiefy by their colours. The "chief aro

1. Ang kah Plet.g! GKris B.M.C. IV. 144. R. 259. A very 'gaudy cassinart. fish, green, orange, yellow, bius and zed. Caught in winter at Shatiu, etc.

lei

2. Ang ka lei. Platyglossus poscilopterus B.M.C. IV. 166. R. 28). Dark and light green, with two stripes of red and brown, and rows of orange_spots:______

3. Tring. Chueropa omoplius. B.M.C. IV. 04. H. 266. Ground colour, oil, green with thres blue and green stripes from eye to nose.

4. Hung ang koh." Chaerups bilunulatus. B.M.O. IV. 105 R. 258. A study in tints of red from purple to orange. Richardson Mauritius. Only

tro small ssh orders now remain

observes that it is found rise at

to be noticed the Loranchii (Luft. gilla) and the Pictognathi (weld red-jaws). The two form a receptacle.fr a collection respecting fish, Brital or. Chincas, would of piscine oddities, with which no scif havo any dealings.

tamest way of all is to send for two from The typical example of the first sub-

TAYLOR.the market, and rescue them from there are the ass horses (hut ma. Hippo- are frequently washed ashore in Hongkong

1579 living gmavo to which all the market fish go. campsiter leavy gales. The force

Keep your mud-skippers in a good sized

--nf the tida buring proved you_strong_for

E. C. WILKS, gas bouls with water not too ciest,; pot their tails, which serve as auditors, they

M.L. MECH, E. JAMNA

great part of his time out of the water, and only returns to it when he begins to feel

Intro cr three large stones, and not too, are carried away from thole moorings, and mush water your mud skipper spendswept about at the mercy of the wasES, these Sees the gill opening is extremely minute, soms of the fins disappear, lenf like growths take their place, and the result is a creature which soema bu have a link with sunkes, fishse and sea-weeds. Strango indeed it seems to be told that in spite of its many structural oddities, cannot be doubted."

YONSULTING ENGINEER AND BUR-dry. Watch Kim.

VEYOR for Construction, Valuer and Assessor for the purchase, or sale, of Steamships or Launches.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS,

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THE GAT MULLIT GROUP. The gray mullet, as is generally known,

is not a mullet at all, but belongs to its ge etle kinship with the stickle-backs

different family. The true grey wallet,

Scarcely less reputable, from the point (3ugi) the smelt (Atherinus) and the of view of the well-grown turbot, or the 600 Sphyraena, for whom there is no English stock grey-muliet, mast the last sub-order namie, are grouped together into one appear. They only deserve the fato which some of them meet, to be preserved as dry auctions. They all folliant salad-dusly-ouristica, though others the four fish meationed below can be them having deah under their prickle or recommended from experience.

JUST UNPACKED.

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Wall Bearing

Roller

Skates

AT L SIZES,

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parchment like skin," provide food for the hungry Chinese fishe man......

The chief members of this group are. the coffer fishes (Balistidae) sobre fishes (Diodontidae) and the sun-fishes (Url ajoriscus).

1. Chai's Mugi antricosus B.M.C. III. 419. R. p. 249, the average length is 14-18 ins, but some grow to two feet, 22,

2. Bu tau. Mugil melanserama,

1. Mc Cheuk Balistes mitis, B.M.C. B..C.. III. 410. R. p. 243. Caught at III: 218. R. p. 200. This fah mostly re- Aberdoen (and elsewhere) during the sembles the shape of the cartben-wara pats winter months in which mosta ao petter. Its section is quare, the stomach lies fat, there are two 3. Huen (Dog fish") Auge prickles on the back and an above the haensatogheilu, B.M.O. III. 422. Average au Colour, light grey, the sales are length, Bins. The shermen say that this five-sided. fish now very common in Deep Bay, was vory rare tou years ago. It is an excellent tabla d

Durch tolm Ophyruens Chingi Caught at Shatin to winter: average length

8 los

2. Pak mien * Tétrodun hispidui (1) B.M.C. VIII. 237. This fiak when it swells Thelf out looks ectoowbat like a log-lese toad

3. Kui pour Tetrodon ocellatus, B,MO. VIII. 279. p. 100. This fish has thord like growths on its back and bally which stand out taut when tho skin is inflated. It is common along the shores of the colony Passing by groups of fabse which include in summer. Chineo urchins squeeze the both the flying, deb of tropical coas poor little fish till it inflates itself, they

then bang it like a paper

per bag, and it goes and the well-knowz, stickle-backs of our off with a land report. bowo streams, we come in our study of rope

close the In initiging these

these notes to spiny unned fi hes to the serpent heads (Ophiocephal) which especially abound in riter would gain disclaim for them either original tv or exhaustiveness. Eo hopes this, the Oriental region. They are long-the right an they are, they are fairly bodied, Ext-besded fiahos, some of which accurate, though it cannot but be that grow to the length of a yard or mora. They mistakes have crept in. (This is especially

* bury themselves in the mud during sensoon of drought, and are sad to come to the surface at intervale to get a breath of fresh

Des Voeux Road Central,

Hongkong January 18, 1811,

the. CALLO whero two types of fish have the tame Chinese name). But if the Notos sarga interent-readors, Eingehor Chiness, in the natural history of the country in which they are living, they will have served the - purpose for whick they were written,

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Mis Smith &chld

Mr.F. P. Lenfestoy Mr H. F. Bton ham

Mr Pant Lindor

GEO R LAMMERT. Hongkong, Jono 1910

1724

MW. McKay

MFG.

Misson

Price. $14 per annum funlading

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Mr By Tayber attain kala

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