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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1911.

Want' Advertisements GEO. P. LAMMERT

PREPAID

$1 per inch.....

$2..

3 Insertions.

"Oze' ` woekt.

FOR SALE

AUCTIONEER.

PUBLIO AUOTION.

THE Undersigned has received instruc

Hughes & Hough TENNIS and BOUNDARY NETTING tions to sell by Fable Auction,

Auctioviens TO' THE„ŠAVRANMIKY

General Auctioneers

AND ****

- Share, Coat and General Brokers.—

PROPRIETORS To-Kws-Way Coal Storga

AB.C..4TH. & 5TH EDITIONÍ, ALTELIGRAPHỤC COOL

t

"MEIRIONA NONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION..

1; cut to any sizo ab 1 Cent par Square foot.

CHINA EXPRESS CO.,

3, Duddoll Street, (opposite Lammert's Auction Room Hongkong. October 21, 1911.

YACHT

FOR

SALE

SATURDAY,

the 28th October, 1911, commencing at

i

1379

ACHT CASTLE PEAK, Sail", „Anchors and accessories. On view at CY. C. anchorsge.

For particulars apply te

ME OTTO KONG SING,

Solicitor Hongkong, October 5, 1911.

FOR SALE AT THE PEAK.

HE

11.30 13.,, at þia' Santa Roosa, A

DEDDELL STRAKT,

(FOR "ACCOUNT" OF THE CONCERNED),

A LARGE QUANTITY OF LIQUORS,

Comprising

Hocks and salles, Clarets, Sharries, Ports, Brandy, Whisky (Scotch and Ameri- can), Rum, Kummel, Beer, etc., etc..

·TERIE-As usual.

1300

GEQ. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. -Hongkong, Octo001" 21, 1911.

İNE

THE Undersigned have received Instrut SOOMED BUNGALOW,

doua to Sell by rublla Austlou, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

00

MONDAY,

the 20th October, 1911, at 11 am, at No. 30; WONGREICHONG ROAD, m VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

THEREIN CONTAINED,

*(particulars, &c. from Catalogue).

Un view on day of sale. -TVERKI-2---Å#~crual.-

HUGLIES & HOUGE, Auctioneers,

Hongkong, October 24, 1911.

0.

R.

1377

PUBLIO AUOTION,

THE Undersigned have received lastruc tions to Sell by Public Auction,

WEDNESDAY,

the 1st November, 1911, at 10 AM, BI H. M. NAVAL YAMA—

OLD AND SURPLUS NAVAL STORES,

Comprising

Ash Hoist, Vertical and Capstan Eugiacs, Refrigerating Machine, Hoses, Lamps and 'Lanterns, Tools, Old Iron and Metal, Electric Cables, Vices, Switches Coal Backs, Canvas Rags, 11 in. cirtual. Manila Hawser nitted, Old-India-Rubber,--Old- Leathers, Curpots, Bedding, Mattings, Old Bonte, Furniture, Ropes, &c., &c.

Ternis of Sale-As detail in the Gata- logue.

HUGHES & BOUGH,

By Appointment Auctioneers to the

Adinfrally.

Hongkong October 21, 1911..

1368

CHEN KHONG 3 CO., LD.

GENERAL IMPORT &

EXPORT.

CANTON'S LARGE WHOLESALE & RETAIL

STORE:

MURNITURE, Draperies, Groceries,

Boot and Shoes.

Makers of Jewellery, Iasquares,

and Spizita. Ware.

Crockery Iron-mongery, Foreign Clothes for gentlemen made to order by our own tailors. Large assortment of Chinese Silks and Foreign Goods of every description.

-All goods wold at reasonable Prices, The Cheapest and Best place in Canton to buy Ühinese and Foreign Goods.

SUP PAT POO STRƑ11.

CANTON. Canton, August 1, 1911."

TEL. No. 1406,

S. HANDA.

JAPANESE MASSAGIST.

BY HAND OR ELECTRICITY

· 2ND FLOOR,

No. 60, QUEEN'S.

ROAD CENTRAL,

HONGKONG "Near the Old Post Offico.

Hongkong, Jely 31, 1911."

979

936

PATELL & CO.

enclosed Garden attached.

For full particulars apply to

DENNYS & BOWLEY, 2. Commaught Road Central. Hongkong,, September 28, 1911

FOR RENT.

1263

PREMISES on the BERISH CONCESSION,

SHAMEEN, CANTON, suitable for Sices, Godown, and/or Eving quarters. Repairs and altorations will þe mãdo to suit tenant.

Apply to

CHINA BAPTIST PUBLICATION SOCIETY, CANTON, Canton, June 14, 1911. -

MILNERS'

MINISTERING CHILDREN'S

LEAGUE,

UNDER THE PATRONAGE OF

HIS EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR AND LADY LUGARD.

BAZAAR and FANCY FEFE«will be hold (by kind permission of Com- mendiant and Officers Hongkong Volunteer Corps) on the Volunteer Parade Ground," on TUESDAY, October 31st, from 2.30 to 72.1

MANY NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOX CHRISTMAS PRESENTS. 3.45 P.M.-Children's Variety Entertain

ment, -6:30 2m,—Auction.

6.15 P.x.Variety Entertainment.

If wet the Bazaar will be held in the Volanteer Head-Quarters,

Proceeds to be divided amongst various 787 local charities for children and Hongkong Cot in the M.C.L. Home at Öttershaw, Surrey.

SAFES

AS SUPPLIED TO THE

FRINCIPAL BANKS

AND

BUSINESS HOUSES,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Agent.

Hongkong, May 20, 1311

FOR SALE.

·ONE FULL SIZE

A

630

Burroughs and Watts

KO CHITS TAKEN.

Hongkong, October 18, 1011 1350 NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE CO.

WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED 'THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE CO.

£21,252,693.

3,842,215 4 2

THE CHINA MAIL.

WHITEAWAY'S

A RED SPOT SALE

FROM MONDAY 23rd TO TUESDAY 31st OCT.

All Goods Marked with a

RED SPOT

Bargains For All

at Special Prices

Look Out For The Spots.

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., 25, Des Voeux Rood.

SHAMEEN NOTAS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

CANTON, October 23..

THE ECLIPSE.

A partial eclipse of the sun was distinctly observable yesterday, the 22nd inst., just

before noon.

The weather has turned much waritics,

day, the shada tempemtura is 83" F.

ANTI-DYNASTIC MOVEMENT.

DR. SUN YAT SEN.

VISITORS AT HOTELS

Baldwin

HONGKONG, HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs A. M. Dr O. Marriott

Dr G. W. McKean Mrs G. H. Bauzik.

Mr J

WV. Mabas MrJ. Merocki Mr J. Baylies

Capt. &im B. Berke- Proi. and Mrs C. F.

loy-Mitchell

MrE. V. Mitchelmore

Sun Wen, or, as he is better known throughout the world, Dr. Bun Yat Sea, who is now in San Francisco collecting funda on behalf of the revolutionarios in China, is a medical student, who first came into prominence fifteen years ago when as Miss K. Booth"

Mr W C. London on suspicion of being a conspirator. Mr W. E. Clarke was detained at the Chinese Legation_infJ.-E.-Cester

Bunner

Through the intervention of Lord Salisburys N. 5. Crave M. P. T. Chilvers

ha

Millapaugh

Mr Mitsuhashl Dr J., M-Moore

A.

Bicore

Miss M. Moors Mr C.* FL. Mos

Dr and Mm F. J.

Nicholson

Mx M. A. C. O'Con-

neli

Dovia

Dawson Mr V. A. Dodge Miss N. Dooley Mr W. C. Drow Mr V. d' Cottingen Mr. J. W. Bames Mr and Mrs L. F.

- Pajue Mrs E. C. Edsall

Miss E. H. Perry, Blue B. FetcherMr Ernest H. Pond Me and Mrs F. W. Mrs E. F. Preston

Jr. Flint,

Mr and Mrs F. C.

Preston

M. H. G. Fisher -

PEAK HOTEZ

Mr and Mrs Barton M. Jones Capt. Bell, R.A,M. U. Major Lean Mr and Mrs Bell and Mr R. Lemaitre

children

Mr and Mrs Lewis

Mrs Breman

Mr C. Blaker

Mrs Bowdler

Mr and Mrs Lindsay Major & Mrs Lyddon Capt. Lyons

Mr and Mrs Bowen Mr M. M. Maas. Mr Brayfield

Mr Miskin

Hou, & Mrs Browin Rae. Morton, R.N Mr-Browne

Mr and Mrs Bunton

Comdr. & Mrs Carey Me Natham

Lt. Col. Close, RÉ. Mr & Mrs Pattorden Capt. Craig

Mr & Mrs H. Peares

Mr Dailin M: Day

Mr

and

Mr and Mrs Petrio

Mrs Rodd Mr & Mrs Deknatal Surgeon and Mis

Rutherford Dennys L. and Mrs Dodgson Mrs Byrnet Mr and Mrs Duncan Me C. Scota

Mr A. Sinclair

Mr Fialder.

was released and has ever since Mr CM 8. Dalliver Mr and Mrs A. B. Lt. & Mrs Cumming-Rev. Perkins Quite an exodus of Chineso took place on continued his revolutionary propaganda by Mr & Mrs L. Kennard"" Moulder. TOTAL FUNDS AT 315 DECEMBER, 1910. Saturday last, all the Hongkong steamers stirring up his fellow countrymen against Mr B

ware crowded" with native passengers. the Manchu dynasty and providing recruits -Authorised Capital £8,000,000 Enbacribed Capital £3,814,843

Sunday last was the date fixed by various for the army of dissatisfied Chinese subjects, Paid-up Capital......

...£1,687,997 5 0 proclamations-issued by the Reform party, His mission frequently brought him to 11-Fire Funds... III-Life & Annuity Funde 16,645,125 9 7 for queues to be cut by all sympathisers Singapore whare his movements were duly 97,355 186 with the moroment. An undercurrent watched by Chinese spios, who endeavoured Sinking Fund Account

of tension is apparent in and around to get him deported with a view to securing £21,252,693 17 3

Canton. Every one expects something to his arrest sad the reward of $200,000 Revenue Fire Branch... 2,373,269 17 7.

which the Chinese Government had pinced Lilo & Annuity"

happen, but it all depends upon how things- 1,954,831 0 2 Branches.......

progress up north. Everywhere was quict "pon his bend. Other Receipts.**********

-649-314-10--9-- in Canton yesterday and everything seemed £4.971.216 17 & normal so far as everyday conditions were

concerned? The Accumulated Fonds of the Fire and Life Departments are free from liability in respect of each other.

SHEWAN, TOMES CO,

Agents.

90

BILLIARD TABLE DRAGON CYCLE

WITH ACCESSORIES. Apply to

11

GEO. P LAMMERT.

Hongkong. June 7, 1810.

524

SWATOW WARRONG & CO.,

13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG.

MANUFACTUREER OF Swatow Hand-made Drawn Work and Canton Embroidery, etc. GENERAL EXPORTERA.

WHOLESALE & RETAIL LADIES TAILORS.

DEPOT.

MOTOR CARS

ON HIRE

TYPEWRITERS

ON HIRE.

FOCIAL

During the trouble occasioned by the failure of some of the local Chinees mer. chapta to cices their shops on the day of the late Empress Dowager's funeral ho

Mr & Mrs B. Folson Mir J. Forrester Mrs C. Freeman Bir Denmad Fuller MATA. Fyfe

Mr V. Goulbourn Mr and Mrs Joseph

Gould

Men H. D. Green

Mr E. E. Griffin

Mrs J. L. Hausen and

child Mr. Harrison

Mr. H. Hay Miss F. Reay Mr & Mrs M. Ross Mr and Mrs W. D.

-Saab.rn

MrA. Shelton-Hooper Mr J. C. Siblay Mr F. Siegfried Capt. J. Von Sique.

Mr C. C. Sisson Mr J. O. Sloan Mrs J. Sloan

H. H. Solomon Dr and

Mrs A. D. Spalding and infant Mr H Spear Mr J. Spittles Miss W. Square Lt. and Mrs C E Med Mrs H. C: Stainer; R.N. 1 Mr J. X. Strand

Mr C.-T. Liu, the Traffic Manager of the was a prominent worker, so active indeed

land that when we called upon him at his rooms Mr B. A. Hale " Canton-Kowloon Railway (Chinese Section), ;

T. gave a farewell dinner at the Victorik Hotel in Orchard Road we were shown a lotter Capt. T. P. Hall

ME and Mrs W. A. on Friday last to Mr F. Grove, (Engineer from Government that it might be advis Hannibal in-Chief of the line) who is leaving for home ablo for him to make himself serce. on holiday. All the European staff of the No order for deportation was made milway were present and a most enjoyablo though he left the Colony shortly after, avering was spent. Mr H. F. Dent leaves Since then his movements have been for England to-day!

mysterious, at any rate to those who are not in touch with the inner workings of the revolutionary movement. Occasional mention of his name, however, has appear. ed from time to time,

COMMERCIAL,

A notice "was to-day "issued by the Chinese Telegraph Administration to the effort that cypher telegrams would no longer be received, except from the various Banso

MACAO JOTTİNGS.

L. O. Hebbert on and rs E. A. Howett

Mr B. F. Horton Mr M B. Horton

Dr 8. Hough Miss M. Harst Capt. R. Innes

Jackasn

MEF. E. Mr A. Johnstone Dr J. W. Korney Mr C. C. Keeney Mrs W. E. Kollur.. Mies J. M. Kasp

Dr Sun Yat Ben, who has boon identified with the Reform movement in China since 1804, is in the habit of wearing European" costume, beving also dispensed with the Mr. W. B. Knapp

Miss S. S. Lanc services of his quene many years ago. He Mrs. Levis is of medium height, with jet black hair, Miss A, Lewis

| Misa-M. Lewis more resembling a person of Portugueso Mr and Mrs H. extraction than a subject of China, and is Lombard

Mr A. Mack evidently a man who has read widely and is sad Mr deeply.-Straits Times."

Mackenzie

Vlen

brecht

Capt. & Mrs Garnett Mr and Mrs S 8. Mr Gell

Sorenson Hon. H.H. Gompertz Lt. Col. Starpola Capt. & Mrs Guthrie Capt. & Mrs St. Clair- Mr and Mrs Harvey Mr & Mrs Sutherland Mr A. Hazeland Rev. & Mize Thornhill Mir Hardman Rev. and Mrs Tops

AL

Dr and Mrs Herzig Mr Waddell Eng. Com. Highton Mr Watson Mr W T. Hockaday Mr Weatherall- Hov. Hughes Mr and Mrs David Mr and Mrs Hurtoda Wood Bir P. Jacks

Col. & Mrs Wrig Mr Stephons Jelli leg

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL Mr & Mrs Ballantine Mr and Mrs George Mr WA. Barnett Barrie Mr-S. G. Bolden Mra Harvie and child Mr and Mrs Boulter Mr & Mrs Howett

Mr W. B. Hind

and children Mr Ralph Brown Mr G. G. Burnett Mr. W. Canbell

Mr J. C. Hove Mr & Mrs Hixham Mr-Fred. Huxham Mr H. W. Campell Mr Thos. F. Jackson Mr&Mrs Crawford Mr Chester Murray. Mr and Mrs. E. MW. Jackson

Carroll

il Lange

Mra

Mr. Emil

Hooper Danies M-8. Paal Mr & Mrs E. Voll-out. & Mrs B. Doyer Dir J Farrington

Miss A. Deyer Dr and Mrs J. B. Mr H. Deyer

Saunders

Mr D. L. Walter Mr E. J. Warren. Mr & Mrs W. Warren Mr E. J. Waterman Mr and Mrs J. F.

Wetherby

310. H. Wetherby.

Miss G. Wetherby Mrs E. C. Will

D. Miss J. S. Wilson

Mr E. S. Wilson Mr and Mrs M, E.

J. Wright

Mr D. E. Wythe

AKTOR HOUSN.

Mra H. Andersen

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

Macao, October 21... It is sarmised that official intelligonco is to haud confirming the Monarchist achieve ment at Montalegre and a volley of the suicidal execrationis levelled at obstinacy of Paiva Conceiro and bi Au drang-outang, 4 ft. in height, Mr R. C. Adams myrmidons. Was it were bravado which whose arms ranched down to its ankles, Bir T. F. Barretto LAU PING-KEE CO., Repairs to Typewriters, inspired our fickle knight-errant to braak broke loose from its box on the British Mr Felix Blež

his sword in tha keth of the provisional freight steamer Pathan during a storm in Mr H Bradshaw,

the South Atlantic, and made a 55 Bir L. E. Burns

Mr J. Brown Government when the Monarchy collapsed attack on purser Padday, its grip around Mr I. Cabo and to declare himself for his Country his neck being released only when the whichsoever way a plabiscite might tip the beast was killed. The Fathan, on its way scales of popular option? He has had the from the Far East to New York, picked 8 verdict of the natios when he reappeared up the orang-outang in Borneo,

recently in Portugal. What then is he

CIGARS,

EIGARETTES, TOBACCOS.

USED POSTAGE STAMPS AND PICTORIAL POST CARDS. CHINESE QURIOS & PORCELAIN,

KWONG CHEONG."

GOLD AND, MONEY CHANGEE.

No 13, Queen's Road Central, HONGKONG. Hongkong, May 27, 1911,

720

NOTICE, MR. LI HON FAN, & Chinose graduate 11" versed in literature, has been a teacher to Europesa officials and merchants in this Colony for ever ten years.

Exporters & Importers ledge of Blandaria.

General Merchants

and

Commission Agents,

HONGKONG, CANTON, SHANGHAI AND

HANKOW

Phone 482.

Hongkong. January 18, 1911.

THE CHINA MAIL.'

NOTICE.

..

Communications relating to nowe should bo addressed to THE EDITOR.

Correspondents must forward. their names and addresses with any communica tions addressed to the Editor, bot for publication but an evidence of good faith.

All letters for publication should be written on one side of the paper only,

Ps

Mr E. A. Hodow Mr and Mrs F. 8.

Hooker

Mr P. A. Lapicque Mr E. Lawson Missen Lewis Mr & Mrs C. B. Leowis

Mr J. Lindley Mr Chai and daughter Mr V.

Lugebil Mr and Mrs. DMr N. MacArthur

Clawson

Mr Wis. O. Mackey Mr W. H. Dado Mr M. J. MoDeanott Mi H. W. Dawson Mr Durocher

Instructions have been given for the Mr G. R. Edwards

| Mr H. F. Heard-

- M: N. Mody

Mrs K. de Morris

Miss Mulholland

Pearce

Mias Elsie Diercking hir G. W. Sowell Miss Rovio Ellis Mr

LN. Evans

Miss Vera Ferrace

Mr and Mrs R. H.

Stephenson

Mr E. J. Treadgold Mr E. A. S. Fowler Bir W. Waterhouse Mr W. I M. Grant Mr and Mrs West Dr & Mrs Geo. Had- Mr. Goo, D. Whitelaw

den and child

MILLENIDE.

Mr and Mrs J. H. Capt. and Mrs Smith

Backhouse?

Malkin

Mr H. Many Bain Mr and Mrs Munton

Miss Baylis

Mr C. Frown

Mr and Mrs Cousins

Miss Fairall

Mr R. Goubert

Mr R. K

Rodgers

Mr F. J. de Rome

Capt. & Mrs Sidford Maiter Stephen. Bid-

ford

Mr and Mrs R A. Mes F. W. Watte

Harding

Mr A. Baller West

KINGSCLERA KOTIKL

Mr E. Arndt Mr and Mrs Aucott

Dr and Mrs B. W.

Brown Mr and Mrs F. M.

Mr and Mrs J.F.

Macgregor

Mr W. Aufermann Miss K. A. Massey Mr H. Bannett Mr E. J. MoNulty Dr. & Mrs G, D. R. Mr K. 8. Morrison

Black

Mr and Mrs: Niabet

and child Mr and Mrs J. B

Pentsa Sir Francis Piggoth-

Mr.Robertson Mrs G. Bachse Mrs M. E. Bhearer Mr A. La Shields

ir R. D. Stewart Mr B. Webb Mr Westphal

Mr & Mrs G. Bay Crawford

mond

Miss Shenba Mr and Mrs JV G.

Sheahan.

Mr A. Slettengren Mr and Mrs. J. M.

Wost

Com. & Mrs Darley Mr and Mrs D.

Domelly

Mr and Mrs Hayes Mr H. Hoffman Mr Insinger

Miss E. Kokewich

now driving at? For the return of Dom.River" destroyer Usk to bo manned by Mr and Mrs E. F. Mrs Biasual is to-day a gomaner contingency a nucleus crew at Sheerness Dockyard Lodgan in the chapter of accidents, not to say one commissioned for temporary service as Mr E. Gerard Mr G. Galine ol eminous import for the ex-King himself. tender to the Actoon, torpedo salool ship, Mr C. Gilewitz Should the Republic balk the nation of its pending her completion for ses, when she Mr P. Hafomain. long-cherished pancen, Portugal, before will be joined by a balance complement on Mr J. H. A. Hansen having to grapple with its ultima thule, commissioning with full numbora for ser Miss Heitzalmann which is foreign administration, will prc-vice in the Far East. Tho Usk and her bably drudge through a dictatorship, sister destroyers, Ribble and Welland, ara Here lies the ink, it seems. Paiva, to join the China Destroyer Flotilla,

Mr J. W. Bayfield Mr B. E. Beoman Copociro has his weather eye on the

Mr C. A. Hiddle SUFFERERS TAKE NOTICE. que vive after all. His remorseless cam- paign is all the mors distressing as the THERE is no necessity of your being Mr and Mrs A. B. M. WH. Muller

Crew constantly annoyed by a tickileg in Mr J. A. Donohos Mr G-Nissen

MrP. W. L. Nanninga Mr M. P. Bostile policy of the new Cabinet affords us the the throat which keeps you coughing and Mr J. D. Edwards Mr It Olsen, best of grounds for roseate expocations. diatarbe your sloep and rest. A dosa or

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GRAND HOTEL

Mr and Mrs Frank

Mons and children Mr J.-D.: Mount

Mr and Mrs' Geo, P. Mr Whyie

Lammert &children Mr J. W. Wilson

Mr/Wingrove

Mr Langdon

Mr and Mrs A. C.

Logan

KINO. EDWARD HOTEL.

Dr. Balilios

#

No anonymously signed communication He has a good method of training Euro that has already appeared in any other paper peans to pass in the Chinese examination, and ¦ will be

be inserted is possessod of a first rabo certificato an a

Ma M Rimling Chiness teacher. He has also a good know. Letters relating to business should be

Mr Le Bond addressed to THE SECRETARY.

Of course there are those who can ses no two of Chamberlain's Cough Bomcily will r Oskar Frang Mr W. Pattison Those who intend learning the Chinese

& Mrs E Parkia Mr D Clark-

Dr. Crantzfeldt Capt. W. A Gay Orders for extra orpies of the Cmma further than their nose and would, is cut the phlegm which is the cause of the Frerichs

and children, language are requested to write care-of Azhould be sent soon as possible as

red clear the pulmonary tubes Mr. E. James trouble

M-J. W. Pringle, Jim M. Gains

Mr. E. Droacher China Mail office or direct to 87. Holly the supply is limited. Cash 10 cho., Credit selfah vein, deary outright the abiding For sale by all Chemists and Bborekeeper 15r and Mrs Jurgens Mr J. M. Robertas wood Road, 1st floor.

Mr J. G. Grit Hongkong, Dontócer, £4, 1910..

MrA, Harper Capt. & Mrs Lawings. Mr John Lonnoz

don

1585

20 cts, pur tupy.

NOTES ON WILD LIFE IN ́HONGKONG AND SOUTH

CHINA

To bo had at the CHINA "Main? Office,

administration, ite sweeping repeal of the measures decreed by the late Interim ministry, in particular its promingly ex-

AltarsLics and, additions to Advertise ments on Pages 2, 3, 4, 6, 8 and should be seat to the Office, No. 8, Wynd. ham Birect, not later than 11 m. --- podient plan of an all-round-retrenalment Alterations and additions to Advertise in expendituce, but these namby-pamby' ments on pages 4,0 7 and 10 should egoists are happily in the minority, at least be sunt ne not later than 1 p.m.

in Macao. #New-Advertisementa Thould be sonk "in before 3 p.m.

O

SPRAINB.

By The Rav, G., A. BUNBURY, ILA, Advertisements, and Subscriptions which

are not ordered for a fixed period will be CPRAINS require careful, treatment. „suntlined until countermanded.

Keep gulet and apply Chamberlain's Telegraphie Address Mari. Hongkong. Pain Balm freely. will remove the aéroness and quickly restore parts to a Telephone N

healthy condition. For No by all Chemistr THE CHINA MAIL, Lars and Blozakoupení |

60. Denda.

" NO AUFSTAKE, NEUD NOW DEAFAIK,

and child

MR. B. Roxburgh De F. Korb Mr Roborte SELF QURE NO FICTION1MrJ. R. Kinghorn: Mr W. Rudge THE NEW FRENOM REMEDY, Mr. F. P. Lanfestay Mr H. Schmitto

Mr. Paul Linder Mr.O, F. Simpson :. THERAPION N1O. N. Manhof Mr R. Taylor

Mr H.-Walling Mr J. H Wate

In a remarkably therz time, alten a few days only, A Cures dikelkryssere perseding to Long Mr W. Maxfield THERAPION NEZ MW, Makay

Cares hood poison,bad.lega, ulcers, noros, painf -rwelled joints, &c. when mercurial treatment fate.

THERAPION No13

· Care chronic weakness, "jost vigor and villforts. Elther Wamber Therapion & xil, peLE CORRERING directions encineed, of cheminin oz posk freo 3). Eroti *The La Ciao MedicinaCo.Haverstock Hillgart: stand, London, Eng. Try New Dragon (TREVIVA) Formed Therapiem, onay ko taka samy nading eveningen Tenda Marked -word-/THERAPIONE Jaan.

· DelilabGovt Stamp alized to avary pinálne packet

THERAPION

SPEVÁNÍ STÁTION HOTERIMSON Brw and Mies Baotke Mr Percy H. Hoops Mr And Mrs JR. MrG;H" May Capoll & shildim Mr A Neids Birband Mrs. W. D. M: A, 0, Siedel

Frzonr

- Bir Otto Wikinger Mr BJ Hall

child at AA Mr & Mrs Wooky

Mr Theodor Horfurth Mr. Hildebrandt

Mrs H. Watefo and

Mr J. H. N. Mody Dr Muller Mr. A P. Nobba Capt. & Mrs WO

Passmore

MrE. Quiply Mr E. Razde Me E. E. Smith Mr R Stalanın. -Capt. & Mrs Stoward

and child

VICTORIA HOUSE

Mr A. Gomes Dr. Paul MJ Molarau. Mr Kely Sayce.

Grainger

Capt. Grote von 24x

Mr J. MaInne

Mr H. McLarAA?

MHE. Victor

GOOD BULE WAKE it a mile of your home to keep Chamberline Cole, Chalers and Diarrhoea Remedy as a safeguard against hats and Stordocum bowel complaint For sale by all Obam-