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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1811.

For Sale.

VALUABLE PROPERTY

FOR... SALE.

Or No. 1. To Shipping Firms and

LOT

party at Shanghai aro now able to obtain a desirable and valuable site in the business contre of Shanghai. The property has frontage rights and is within a few feet of a Cargo Landing Jotty adjoining that of there other large business or ship- "plug frus corner block, having a frontage on three ronds. The land is registored under British Consulate Title Deeds, perpetus! lonso, meñati- ing ovoran agro. The not measure«) ment not including renda is about 40,000 square feet and assessed for Municipal Taxation ending the 30th of June, 1941 at about $300,000 Hongkong Currency, not incluiling buildings therson, which are insured for about 870,000,

A property of this size so vint agemusly stunted is practically not obtainable in this section of the Settlement, near the British Con sulate. A good chance for un immediate buyer

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LOT No. 2. That Lnt of Land the

Paosha District of Shanghai, re gistered under British Consulate Title Deeds, perpetual lando, men. surement about 54 Mowa or 392,000

are feet.

The land was valued recently at the very low price of 8210.0 0. It has a frontage of about 401 foot on the North Honan Rond, portion of which Pecostly enul Tix, 4,250) per Mow, and is situated just over the border" of the Foreign Settlement, near the Railway Station.

Special attention is down to this lot, is being in a rapid growing district which promises to be very raluble in the future with the extension of railways.

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LUT No. 3. That Lot of Land in the Eastem District of Shanghai Settle- ment, registered under British Can- mulate Title Deeds, measuring about 94,000 square feet. This property is laid out as a Park and is situated in Hongkew, near the Wayside Warves. The land, has twe zond frontages, ant is very suitable for Godowns or Chinese property, and Assessed for Municipal Tasation end- ing the 90th of June, 1911 at about 933,000. LOT NO. 4. That Lot of Lind in the Paoshan District of Shanghai, ro- gistered under British Consulate

Deeds." Title

perpetuni loso, mea- suring about 10f Mons or about 75.000 square feet, having a good Foul frontage.

Hughes & Hought

Ayat 2 g, Di AUCTIONEERS TO THE „ALVERNMENT

Central Auctioneers.

Share. Coat and Feneral Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

To-Es-Way Coal Burago.

Cosita wied A.B.C. 474 6TH EDITIBAR. AI. Teleoraria Cook

Teligenphic Adaver "Meinson" HONGKONG,

.PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have recsired Instine How to Sell by Pahlia Auction,

TH

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNID),

00

SATURDAY,

the 13th November, 19£1, at 11 A..; at their Salon Rooma, No. 8, Des Voeux Boad, corner of Tea House Street,—

A LARGA ASSORTMENT OF TWEED SUIT LENGTHS AND DRESS MATERIALS, "Seld of to make mom for new Winter Stock, TEXXS-A DAURI.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers, Hongkong, November 9, 1911.

AUCTION

OX

SALE

1463

WITNEY BLANKETS, HOUSEHOLD LINENS, LACE CURTAINS, SUIT LENGTHS, TRAVELLING TRUNKS

ME

&

...

́ESSRS HUGHES & HOUGH will

sell by Public Auction

011

SATURDAY,

.

the 11th November, 1911, at 11 A.M., A FINE COLLECTION OF HIGH-CLASS TEISH GOODS, Comprising :--

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

PUBLIC AUCTION.

AE Undoraigned has received instruc-

Tous to add by Fublic Auction,

on

MONDAY,

the 13th November, 1011, commencing at Il M., at his Sale Room,

DUDDELL STREET, —- *

A Lanon QUANTITY OF LADIES DRESS LENGTHS AND GENT'S SUIT LENGHTHS —(Suitable For Winter Wens). On View from Frulay, the 10th Nov. Ten-Cash on ülelivery.

GEO. P. LAMMENT,

Auctioneer.

Hongkong. November 8, 1311. 1446

PUBLIC AUCTION

OT

A VALUABLE COLLECTION OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE PORCELAIN PLATES.

THE Undersigned will all by Public

Aaction,

T

on

SATURDAY,

the 18th November, 1911, commencing at 930 m., in the store in the Hongkong Hotel, Building next to Graca & Co.— A VALUÄBLE COLLECTION OF CHINESE PORCELAIN PLATES, de- comted in Five Colour, Thron Colour and Blue and White from the Ming Dynasty upwards,

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Also

SOME RARE OLD JAPANESE

PORCELAIN PLATES.

THE CHINA MAIL.

WHITEAWAY'S

Are Now Showing

A Large Selection of Wool Sweaters,

THE WIMBLEDON“

Fine - White Wool Coat

THE CAMBRIDOE

Fine white Honeycomb Wool Sweater

Sweaters with Pockets as llustration, F: 33 40

Inches 44 48 Price $0.50, 7.25, 8.00, 3.50 Each

Size

Frice

Opou Necks as illustration.

Smail Midiam. $4.50 4.75

Largo

5.25

"THE MELBOURNE

ROLL COLLAR

FineTM White Honeycomb, Wool Sweater

*Size

Price

with Roll Collar as Sketch.

Small

$4.50

Medium Large

4.78

1

5.25

Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co., Ld., 25, Des Vœux Road,

SPORTING.

League Football.

www.g

FIXTURES FOR BATURJAY. FIRST DIVISION;

Naval Yard v. Hongkong.............Natal

On View from Wednesday, the 15th Nor. R. E. 7. R.G.A......................Military, Catalogues will be issued.

Terms :-Dash on delivery.

GEO. F. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, November 9, 1911.

SECOND DIVISION, 2nd Round. 87th Co., R.G.Á. T. Sub-marines, R. E. and Departmental v. Polico. Corporals K.O.Y.L.1. v. B.O.C. 1447 88th Co., R.G.A. v. L.F.C.

TEAMS FOR SATURDAY,

Want' Advertisements Ho-Goggin; Hamilton sad McCubbin Moon, Barlow and Wilkie (C); Forde, Hedley, Brown, Wilson, and Roberts.

PREPAID

$1 per inch..

..

$2

This property is sitantel, within 200, yards North of the Shanghai Railway tation and valued at about 840,000, Very suitable for Godowns and Railway Transport, there being a direct road to the Station. LOT No. 3 Thar attractive red and.

blue brick melen residence stand- White Witney Blankets, Lace Curtains, ing in its own grounds, measuring Table Curera, Fine Turkish Towels, Bathi about-13,500-spire feet, registered Twel, Fannels and Flannelettes, Suit under British Consulte Title Deeds, perpetal lene, occupying a goodLettgth, Irish Band embroidered Bed- sitation. facing South and overlook spreads, Ladies' and Gent. x Handkerchiefs,

3 insertions.

One week.

SHORTHAND LESSONS.

SHORTHAND

N EXPERT

A. WEITER can give private lesson

ing a portion of the Shanghai Race Pure Irish Tinen Double Damask Ser-to a few milling pupils Evening tuition Chub

Accommodation reprises, large hall, dining runs, breakfast room, drawing and morning pounty and and domestic offices. Alore aro fone bed rooms, tivo bathrooms, also four good living the rooms with two bath ro

The grounds are well but out and include Tonin Court, Stabiing. Coach House and ample Servant's Quarters. This p

· propurty was recent- ly valued at about 247,000, The above properties are for sale at Pery reunnable prices. If desirable armagements could be mundo to accept part payment and the balance to remain on nortgage,

Prices, plans and full-particulars anube obtained by applying to OWNER CHINA MAIL Office, Hongkong," Hongkong, October 14, 1911.

JAPANESE MAKERS.

1345

EVERY KIND

"N

or

Footwear

-MADE-

то

riettes, Table Cloths, White Satin Quilts, Frilled Pillow Cases, Down Quilt ; ;

•

Ind

A Few lots of Travelling Trunks. On view day before sale. TEAM-A5 usuni.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

1430 (

Bongkang, November 4, 1931.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received Instruc-

tions to sell by Public Auction,

YOR ACCOUNT DT THE CONCERNED,

SATURDAY and

the 11th November, 1911, at 12 Noce, |

Rapid progress guaranteed. Teacher hokla Sir Isaac Pitium and Sons' certificate for 130 words per minute.

Write:

PHONETIC," Co CHINA. Man' Office Hongkong, Nourmber 9, 1911,

1448

"SITUATION WANTED. TMPLOYMENT wanted by a Portuguese

Clerk. Free December 1st. "Apply

*S... c/o CA Man' Ofics.

1429 Hongkong, November 4, 1911.

FOR SALE AT THE PEAK. THE SIX-ROOMED BUNGALOW,

their SALES Roour, No. 8, Des Voeux THE SIX

Road, Corner of Ice House Street,-. THREE POINTER PUPS, about 8 months old, bred from imported Stock. One has been shot over a few "tules.

TERMS: A mua!,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, November 9, 1911.

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MILNERS'

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SAFES

AS SUPPLIED TO THE

PRINCIPAL BANKS

१

AND

BUSINESS HOUSES.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Agent.

Hongkong. May 20, 1911.

FOR SALE.

ONE FULL SIZE

some four years ago and when, a month or

two agu, Shangtai kindly invited the

Hongkong Football Association to send up De Allen

VISITORS AT HOTELS

KONGLONG HOTEL.

a team at the beginning of next year it was M P. B. Ashton

-

Baldwin

Dr and Mrs C. B. W.

Macdonald

PEAK HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs Barton Mr Jonca Capt. Bell, R.A.M.C Major Lean Mr and Mrs Bell and Air R. Lemaitre

children Men Braman

Mre Bowdler

Mr and Mrs Lewis) Mr and Mrs Lindsey Major & Mrs Lyddou Capt. Lyons

Mr and Mrs Bowen. Mr M. S. Mase

L. and Mr J. A. O. Blaker

Mars and son Mr E.

Mr Justice Martin 8. Barney Dr Mrs Baroze. Min K. A. Kasney

fenther

• Dr G. W. McK MrJ. Mercek!

Mr L. A. Baser Capt. & Mrs Bell MFE A. Berian

11

Mr & Mrs H. Beyer Mis O. D. Biestarfeld

and child

Mr & Mrs Hepworth

Milia

Mr James Mitchell Mr E. V. Mitchelmore Mr and Mrs Moulder

Mrs C. A. Muna Miny Gy Mann Mr G. Mana Misa A. M.

Namara

B.

Mc.,

felt that something ought to be done in the Mr & Mm F. Bagley Dr U. Biarriott matter, and it was decided that if sufficient Mr and Mrs A. M. support is forthcoming Hongkong would bo able to avail themselves of the inrita tion at Chinese New Year. Meanwhile | Shanghai had also extended a similar in vitation to the representatives of foot ball in Tokohama and it was expected that the visit of Hongkong and Yokohama would coincide, when a thoroughly repre- scutative interport contest could be held. Miss F-Brill Hotevar, as the Chinese New Year is not rise Edith Bull

Mr W. C, Bunner recognised in Japan as it is here, Yakehama

M. Carson Mry B. find themselves unable to go to Shanghaist MP. T. Chilver that time, but suggest that they would be Mr B. Christiansen

Clark Bira L able to get away at the European New Mr W. E. Clarke REFEREES.

Year; this acessitates Flongkong going to Mr W. S. Cookson Sergeant Watkins, K.O.Y.L.I. will ro. Shanghai a little earlier than it was at first Mrand MrsCoote and feree the match between the Royal Ea-decided in order to mest. Yokohama while valet

" gineers and the RG.A., who similiar they are thors. It is proposed to sund up Mr M. Conte Mrs Н. Сегу duties will be performed by Corporal Smith a thoroughly representative team of eleven Mr J. Coulthart in the encounter between Hongkong and of the best players in the Colony, irroapec Miss C. C. Currier. Mr F.C. Primor the Nasal Yard.

tive of the club to which they halong, Mr & Mrs L. Kennard Dy & Mrs

Davis

HrH P. Pinckney together with ens reserve: It is confi dently anticipated that sportsmen in Mr James Davis-Dr-and Mrs L. 1. the Celery and all these interesteil in 3r Robert Douglas football will give the Football Association Mr W. G. Drew their hearty support in order that Hong Hongkong v. Navy.............. Hongkong. kong may have an opportunity of capturing

the laurole in the interport content.

Rugby.

ال

FixTenz Fon MONDAY.

HONGKONG C.. Blaker; K. R. Forde, A.E. Wood, T.E. S. Robson, J. C, Koberta; T. J." Fisher, C. Browne; W. Graham, T. R. Ormiston, W. M. Sutherland, C. O.. Stak, A. Murdock, W. Ross, E. H. Scott, A. Temperley,

League Cricket.

非

· FIXTURES FOR SATURDAY,

......Naval. R. E. v. Naval Yard..... Civil Service . K.O.Y.L.L...Civil Service. Polica Police . R.G...

Tra

Yachting

-

CORINTHIAN TACHT CLUB,

The opening 'cruise of the season in connection with the Corinthian Yacht Clab takes place on Sunday at Inichikok. A strong committee has charge of the ar- rangements and given fine weather successful cruise is anticipated. The com- mitteu is as follows —...

JuDazs Mesa Alex Rodger, W. L. Look, J. McCubbin, F. Howell, J. Reidio. MOTOR-BOAT HANDICAPTERS-Mesars A. Burn, C. Bond, Jas: H. Taggart.

STARTERS-Mers K. F. Gibson, James Craik, W. Withers."

TIME-EXPERS—Mesars J. M. Irving and George England...

STEWARDS--Mesara James Spittles, A. D.

Mr J. . Dunlop

Mr E. J. W. Eames

Mr E. G. Fisher

է

Mr H. A. Forror

M: J. Forrester Mr Donman Faller,

Mr. A. A. Fyto M: H. Gazzow Mr V. Goulbourn Br and Mrs Joseph

Gould

Kr E. Newaan Mr P. O'Briens Bir V.d' *Dettingen Mr J.

Ormiston Mr & Mr F. Cruzzo

and infant “Mr. A.--Orozco and

Plimpton

He 3. Porter

Mr F. L. Prits fapt. F. Eafen

For

Major & Mrs Raven-

Mr E. H. Ray Mr E. M Raymond Hien F. Resy Mr W. Roinbart Mr F. L. Robbins***. Miss Seeberger MrA.Shelton-Hooper Mr J. C. Sibley Mr F. Hagen. Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr H. H. Solomon

Dr and Mrs A, D.

Spalding

and infant Spittice

Bale

Capt. T. P. Hall- Mr and Mrs W. A. M: J.

Kanibal

Mr A. Harrison Mr G. F. Haalam" Mr D. Heishbeid Hon, and rs E. &.

Fawnti

fawerp

botham

Miss W. Equato

Mr S. Stafford Lt. and Mm 0. B.

Etainer, N. Hr P. D. Sutherland Mrs H. A. Tenney ~ Mr & Mrs Higgin Miss M. P. Tennoy

Mrr Tolman & child Mr and Mrs F. W. Baron and Baroness

Holland

Tucke Mr and Mrs G. R

Ure Mr R. C. Veit“

brecht

..

Mr

H. Holmes Dr S, Hough Capt. & His Howard

Mr and Mrs E. L. Mr & Mrs E. Vell-

CIVIL SERVICE:-RE. O. Bird, Captain; H. R. Phelips, P. Jacks, Han. Dra J. M. Atkinson, H Tillman, J. G... McEwen. A. R. Sutherland, R. O, Hutcheson, H. A. Cox L E Brett, R.-Witchell-Umpire

W. H. Woolley. Scorer-F. Fisher.

Hurtado POLICE-T. H. King, P. P. J. Wode, James Craik, V. Goulbom, R.

Capt. R. Innes The race out is for all classen, cosa Mr. Jober house, S. Kelly, A. Langley, J. Kerr, G. Phillips, Alex P. Storrie and A. Feslier. Hoggarth, Kent, W. Pitt, Grimmell, J. ❘mencing at 10 am. from the Club House Mr G. V. Kayser Ogg and E. Cooper.

over a course to North Fairway Buoy, Mr W. B. Kaapp starboard ; finishing between the mark hoat Mr P. W. Kaiskern and the atzne pier to the north, Laichikok. Mr and Mrs H

Mr G.

M: Lask The motor beats will start at 10.30 s.in.

Lampman A-launch will leave Blake Pier at 11a.m. Mr R. Lemaitre

Hoxazona R, Hancock, Fl. Hancock, A. C. Fowler, H. R. Matin, D. C. Don nelly, W. Warburton, Colonel Hamilton, C. T. Howe, D. G. Bernard, R. J. Saunders, C. J. Jabby.'

Friendlies.

FITORES FOR SATURDAY. Civil Service "A"v. Kowloon "A" Kowloon. 60 Hongkong v. Kowloon,

Craigangover v. A.0.0.......Cmigengowor.

TEAMIN

Hongkong..

Mr H. Warren

Hi E. J. Witorman." Mr C. J. Welch Mr M. L. Wella De Wickham Aliamson

Sir Archibald

to convey visitors across. Mrs A. A, H. Mrs S. D. Lundy. Milroy has kindly consented to present Bdr P. Luttringhanis the prizes at the conclusion of the raÇOS.

THE ORION.

Mr Breyfold

Mr Miskin

Hon & Mia Brewin Rev. Morton, R.N[" Mr Brownd

Mr and Mrs Munten

Comdr. & MrsCarey Mr Netham Lt.-Col, Closs, R.E.

Capt. Craig

Lt. & Mrs Cumming — ham Mr Dallin

Mr Dav

"

Mr & Mrs Patterden

Mr & Mrs E. Pearce Rev. For

Mr and Mrs Parking Mr and Mrs Petria. Mrs Roddl

and

Bra

Mr & Mra Deknatel Surgeford M: Dennys

L and Mrs Dodgaon Mrs Rymer Mr and Maw Duncan Mr G. Scott

Mr Fieldor

Mr A. Sinclair

Capt. & Mrs Garnett Mr and Ms 'S. §.

Sorenson Mr Gell Hon, H. H. Gompertz Lt. Col. Starpole Capt. & Mrs Guthrie Capt. & Mr St. Clair Mr and Mrs Harvey Mr & Mrs Sutherland Mr A. Hazeland Rev. & Mrs Thornhill Mr Hardman

Rev. and M Tope

Dr and Map Herzig Mr Waddell

Eng. Com. Highton Mr Watsan

Me WT. Hockaday Mr Weatherall

Ꭵ

Ray. Hughes

Mr P. Jacks.

Mr and Mrs

Huxtoda

Mr Stephena Jelli

Mr and Mrs David

Wood

Col. & Mrs-Wrig

loy

GRAND HOTEL

Mr F. L. Bates Mr O. N. Manhoft Mr S. Bellinger. Mr J. N. Martin, Mr and Mrs O. W. Mr W. Maxfield

Brott

Mr W. H. Muller MrP. W. L. Nannings Mr G.

. Nordahl Mr H. J. E. Osborn Mr W. Pattinon

Mr and Mrs A."B.

Mr T. Elphinst ne Mr B. Jarnes Mr H. Jense Me and Mr Jorgens

and child

Dr F. Kojt

Mr & Mrs E. Perkin

Mr

R.

and childron MEJ. W.

Tangle, Jr. Mr J. R. Kinghorn Mr G. Van Vongen Mr R. Kummerfeldt Mr H. Watling Mir F. P. Lenfestoy Mr A. Yorben. Mr C. Lynam

F

GRAND GARLTON HOTEL

Mr E. W. Austin Mr Emil Lange Mr & Mrs Ballantina Mr Thomas Munday Me W. A. Barnets Miss E. B. O'Reely

Mr S, Paul Mr 8. G. Bolden Miss C. Bromley

Mr J Perrington Mr G. G. Burnett Mr Ernest H. Pond Mr and Mrs-A. H. Mr and Mrs Arthur

Carroll

Rogerson

Mr J, S. Chalmes Mr EL. S. Chow Miss E. Codman Mr & Mrs Crawford Mr E.-N. Evans Mr E. A. S. Fowler

Wil-Mr W. L. M. Grant

Mr & Mra Howett Mr W. B. Hind

Mr G. KG. William

Bon 'Mr G. H. G." Wi-

iamson

ANTÖR BOUSE.******

Mr J.R Batry Mr B.J. Bautham Mind Blundell Mr H. Bradshaw Mr J. Brow

1

Mr L. E. Burns Mr P. W. Chalerni Mr and Mrs W. M.

Mr F. W. Cot

Connar

How She Stood the Test..

The battleship Orion returned to Porte mouth Harbour on the 28th Sept. on the CRAIGENGOWER-H. E. Tayler, G. A completion of her gun trials, which, with Hancock, J. V. Bragu, J. D. Noria, L. A. all the other tests imposed upon her, sre having Isaulted very Rose, R. Pestonji, R. Phillips, C. John-officially described as stone, &. B. Battliwara, J. Toppin, 3. satisfactorily. Four full charges were red Mina C. do is Cenz

from

each gun on extreme bearings. The Mrs. E. M. Darnelle Harper.

whole ten 13.5

simultaneously. This Mr Durocher CIVIL SERVICE "A.-E. W. Dawson, broadside and guns were also trained on a Mrs E. E. Diot. hili, H. T. Jackman, H. L. O. Garrott, J. R. Wood, E. F. Gibson, E. Edmonds, F. Ling, and J. Spittles.

Mr P. A. Lapinque Mrs L. F. Lichauce Miss C. B. Lichauco Mias N, S. Lichsuco Min D. E. Lichauco

'

*

Dr and Mrs J. B.

Saunders

Mr G. W. Sewell Mr and Mrs R. H.

Stephenson

Mr E. J. Trondgold Mr W Waterhous Mr and Mrs West

Mr Gao, Q. Whit slaw.

BELLSIDE.

Mr and Mrs J. B. Capt. and Mrs Smith

Bickhouse

Malkin

Mr H. Murray Bain Mr and Mrs Muntos.

Miss Baylis

Mr C. Brown

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

Mr and Mrs Cousins Miss Foirall

Mr R. Goubert

Capt. & Mrs Sidford

Master Stephen Sid-

ford

Me and Mrs R. A. Mms FAW. Waits

Harding

Mr A Bailor Wash

KİNGSCLEKS HOTEL

Mr. V. Legebil Mr Wm. O. Backey Mr M. J. McDermott Mr Jas. Millarg Mr K. de Morris Bishop Oldham Mrs Oldham Mr V. P. Mase di Dr & Mis G. D. R.

Detolo

Burroughs and Watts F., J. W. Leo-doncs, A. M. Thorn used the ship to heel over about three Mr C. B. Edwards Me W. Rader

BILLIARD TABLE

WITH ACCESSORIES. Apply to

GEO, P. LAMMERT,

Hongkong, Jiów 7, 1910,

724.

SINGON & CO.

ERTAISARZAD A.D. 1880

Triangular/League.

FITURE FOR MONDAY, Float v. Garrison .........................

Me J. W: Reighley Mrs J. W. Reighley

and child -Mr L

I. Hibault

Rosenthal

was, but did not damage the hall. Mr B. S. Fartin When the two guns in the elevated larbette Mr F. Fjaron ware fired four hosts on the upper deck Mme Freiche

Estellé were broken up by concussion. This Lt. & Men Eate mountings of all guna, however, show. Mr & Mrs Wong KangMr J. Rojas ed no signs of weakness. The Orion Mr J. H. A. Hanson Mr Ch. also successfully carried out her torpedo S Jeffery. Mr& Blattengon

Mr G. Hermant ' . Mr Wong Kong Shen, trials and will now prepare for the

pennant OK.

Mr A.

Journidin Mr G. Thorton The result of the trials is of additional Mr 25. NA Jouratdin Dz; and Mrs E. A interest owing to the circumstinos that sho carrics ten 13.6 guns and in view of the Mr and Mrs J. 31. Walker Hongkong position of the guns in the ship and their Kiehl B

Mian Watson mounting The ship's structure withstood Mr and Mrs R. C. Mr and Mrs J. M.

Kichl well the heavy strain thrown on it by

Week The discharge of the guns. hull

Mr J. H. West was Miss F, E. Kichi examined at intervals during the progress Mrs H. Lancaster & of the fring, but showed no sign of having

daughter suffered injury from concussion. As usual some broskaga was caused amongst' glass and lighter wondwork, but this is of no mount.

TRANS. GARRISON-Colonel Brillen, K.O.Y.L.L. Lisutenant Thorp, K.O.Y.L.I. Lieutenant Day, R.E., Captain Adlison, E., Licit Hagger, 126th Baluchistan, Lieut. White, 196th Baluchistan, Capt. Claphaut, R.A Capt, Crawford, A., Lieut. Paris, RAF Idoat Bagnall, R.A., Corporal Deinproy, K.O.Y.LMI. Commence at 11 4,50.

Interport Football.

MAKING HOWARD HOTEL," Mr T. Anti

Mr J. MoCormok! Ar 31. P. Beattie Mr J. H. N Mody Dr Belülos Mr A. P. Nebb FOLÓWS NATURE'S PLAN Mrs 0. E. Drescher Capt & Mis W. G. MEDIOINES that aid mature are always Capt. C.

Baron

effectual. Chamberlain's Cough Miss B1, Gaina Remedy acts on this plan.: It alleys the Ident Gielow

ough, relieves the lungs, opens the secre Mr J. G. Giant one and aids nature in restoring the Dr John ryston to a healthy condition. Thousanda Mr John Lennox have toalified to its superior excellenes. Capt. & Mrs Lewing

THON STREL, METAL and HARD WARK MERCHANTS, Wholesale and Retail Ironmangces, Pig Iron" and Foundry Coke Importers General Store keeper and Shipchsadlern. Now 35 and of Eiza Lowso Ernier, (2nd Street, west 97, Central Market) Telephone No: 61% manifested amongst football enthusiasts to

Hongkong, Seytena ber 4, 1909. 10% return the visiti of Shaiphal to this Colony Fez BIN ** *

For some time past's desire in boon

Mr H. Poorman Mr E Quirely Mr E E Iligold

·Mr E. E. Smith, Capt. & Mra Stewart

and child

HJ, Waldron

|

Mr E. Arndt Mr and Mrs Ancott) Mr H Bennett

Blick Dr and Ms B, W.

Brown

Brand Mra, J. F

Macgregor

Mr E. J. MaNulty Mr K. 8. Morrison Mr and Mira Niabet

and child Mr and MES

Penman

Com, & Mrs Darley Eng. Lieut. Mes W.Sir Francis Piggott

MrJ.Robertson

Dawson

Mr and Ms D. E. Mrs G. Boles

Donnelly

Mr and Mrs Hayes.

Mr H. Hofman

Mr Insinger

Miss E. Kokowich

Miza M. E. Shearer

Mir A. L. Bhíolds

Mr R. D. Stowart

Mrs Tape:

Mr B. PAWarbrook

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