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TUESDAY MAY 28, 1912,

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Cudersigned bus received instruc

Hughes and Hough Tious to Eoll by Public Auction,

ACCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneere

-AND-

Share; Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN

CCAL STORAGE.

Cindos used:

A.BC. & 5TH EDITIONS.

A1. TELEGRAPHE CODE, Telegmplie Address : MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC, AUCTION,

THE Undersigned have received instruc Turister 16 RET; Es Consul General for the Netherlands, to sell by Public Auction

the

on

WEDNESDAY,

May, 1913, commencing at

2.10 ... at..his residence DART

· MOOL" No. 18, CONDUrr Roap-

THE WHOLE OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

&c.,

“FURNITURE Ec

&e.

#

THEREIN CONTAINER, As follows:--Hall and Drawing Room Furniture, Blackwood Ware, etc., TEAK. WOOD DINING ROOM SUITE NEW, Electro-plated, Glass and Crockery Ware, including A COMPLETE SET OF CRY STAL Bed Roma Suite, Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Bed Liner, etc., Une Upholstered Leatlier-covered Suits suitable for Library or Smoking Room, Pantry, Kitchen and Bath Room Ctenails.

Electric Fans, Lamps, etc.

1 Treadle Singer Sewing Machine (prac-

tically new).

Plants in Po's.

оп

- FRIDAY

the 31st May, 1812, commenting

p.m., at bis Salay Rooms,

DUBBELL STAKET,—

parting to a fince," Thereupon, may be because the vessel was already on a pozr helm, the pint gave the order to Hard aport. That showed the state in which the chargo of the navigation of the Decana had teon loft at the time of the! collision,

THE LOOK OUT.

The unin question for the Court to decidu was whether or not the Fisagus altered her course by starboarding her helu, the only allegation now made against at the wailing ship being that she failed to keep her arse. But before going into that question-he wished to deal_a_hitle

TWO VALUABLE COLLECTI, NS OF more fully with the conduct of these on

POSTAGE STAMFE including some one Italy, Basgia, ste., etc. Ca View from Wednesday, the 24th May, Catalogues will be issued." TER--Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

the Ceeans. One inquired in soch a case. as this whether there was, as there ought! to be, anal as there generally was, on thong big stomers, a good look out." It was nigh5-on which it was perfectly unsy to The look put on the fore seo lights. castle head consisted of a seamnan vamod Morria, Ler, who had been sålled "the nigger," and the third officer. Only Morris had been called to give ovi enge. The third officer should have been on rei de tencil the forecastle bend, but whather I was

Hongkong, May 25, 1912, -

716

PUBLIC AUCTION. THE Undersigned lus received instruc by Fublic Auction

on

TUESDAY»,

the 4th June, 1918, commencing st 2.45 r.., at WELBURN, Nu 81,

The Punk,-

THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE

11OUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Comprising:-

there of not the Cours did not know. The third officer was within the precincts of the Court on the previous day, and he might be within the runch of the Presi dent's voice at that moment, but he had not been called as a witness. Therefore there a ust be omething which made it. dificult, if not imposible, for counsel in the conduct of the plaintiff's case, to put that officer in the witness box. Con- sequently the President was inclined to draw his own inferences. The gathe was called stated that he first saw the green light of the Pisaqua al a distanco of Double and Single Wardrobes with Mir-tiree quarters of smile. That was not rurs, Marble-top Washstande, Toilet Tables, evidence of a good look out. He said that Overmantels, Ten, und Occasional Tables, when he saw the green light he sounded agong, and that he afterwards saw the Bookcase, Carpets, Rugs, Curtains, etc.

dare. That was what was dʊve on the Path Room and Pantry Requisites.

forecastle head. What occurred on the bridge? Naylor said he first saw the vessel

Tusk Extension Dining Table, Sido. board, Dinner Waggon and Dining Chairs, Upholstored Easy Chairs Class and Crackery Ware, Brass Vases, Ornaments and Pictures, etc.

Cu.

A few pieces of Canton Blackwood Ware 1 Cottage Pisno by the Robinsen Pinn

T

Al

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hungkung, May 26, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

112 Undersigned has received instru: tions from Mr ALBERT ELLIS, 10

Tennis Poles and Net, and 3 Carrying by Tallic Auction

Chair

Catalogues will be issued.

On view day before sale.

TERMS-As usua'.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hongkong, May 11, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION...

6+7

THE Undersigned have received iuat the

Lions to sell by Public Auction,

WEDNESDAY,

the 5th June, 1912 at 2.30 .., sb their SALES Roos, No. 8, De Vri ROAD. Curner of Ice Houss Street,-

A LARGE QUANTITY - OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

&c.

THURSDAY

J

4.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Intimations.

A Vigorous Elderly Lady

Age Weakness, Sleeplessness,

Sciatica-

It has been to me for more than ten years," says Miss Mason in acknowledging how completely. Phosferine gives ber the vigour and strength to overcome the feebleness and infirmities of 70 years of age. Since taking Phosferine, all sleeplessness and sciatica bas disappeared, and she undertakes duties which were previously beyond her strength, declaring she feels as energetic and capable, with her faculties as sound and atert, as in the prime of life. Ia firm, clear handwriting, Miss Mason records the restoration of her appetite and the renewal of healthy action in the bodily functions, thus proving how effectively Phosferine reinforced Eer vitality, and revived the nervous activities of the hardening and ageing tissues. Such commanding evidence of the power of Phosferice to arouse and infuse vitality into systems too old and too weak to Help themselves, is convincing proof that younger people wit benefit even more rapidly and extensively from the energising infuence of Phosferice.

a silo and a quarter away, and Now Most Successfully Overcome.

that he sighted her first at only three- On view from Sunday, the 2nd June, quarters of a milu di tance, bat neither of them saw the green light until the flare 1914.

Ostalogues will Lu ieved.

had been shows. That was an extra- TERMS:-Cash on delivery,

ordinary state of things. If Burris was accurate in his statement that he sounded 713 the gong on seeing the groun light, and again on seeing the Bare, they could not have been very attentive on the bridge, Therefore he had come to the conclusion I1.) that the lookout on the Occans was very bad. By reason of this bad lookout, and the divided authority, the vessels, w rearly on top of one another when the helm nanceuvre was executed, in accord- auce with the order of the chief officer.

**GREAT DEF | Naylor id he was anxious to see the sailing ship alter her course. But it was not for her to alter her course. The obligation was on him to avoid the sailing ship by altering his own course, and he should have starboarded and goes under the Pisagua's steru, But for seine ex- traordinary reason he port d. When that was done no blast was sounded on the whistle, and exerpt for the very careful witch which was kept on the Pisugua,

fle 6th June, 1912, commencing at 2.43 1.., at his residence No. 5, MOUNTAIN VIEw, The Peak,-

THE WHOLE OF HIS

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, Comprising:

SILK TAPESTRY COVERED DRAWING Boost SUITE (Powell's), Teak Music Stand, Tesk Overunutels, Engravings, Brass Curtain Polos, Carpets, Rugs, Aneroid, etc., etc.

Fine Teak Sideboard, Extension Dining Table, Dinner Waggon and Dining Chair Class and Crockery Ware, Writing Table, Tes Tables, Ice Chest, Cil-heater, etc,etc.

1

"

Fine Tonk Bedroom Suites, Double and there was no indication to that vessel of Single Bedstends, Camphorwood Chest-of-the alteration that was made in the©kenn'a Drawers, Toilet Crockery, Washing Macourse, There was great default on chine and Mangles, Rattan Chairs and the part of those in charge of the stemmer, and be came to the conclusion that Tables:

the collision was due to the maurtus of that vessel. Witu'regard to the Pingua be was very much struck with the great intelligence with which every one of Libe

Sundry Kitchen and Pantry Requisites;

CUTTAGE PIANO IN EXCELLENT "

CONDITION.

On View from Woday day, the 6th June, witnesses from the saling vessel gave hir

1912

FURNITURE, Stc., &c., Remaining Portion of Bankrupt Stock. Comprising as follows:-- Two Drawing Roon Suites, Uno Silk Tapestry and One Morocco Inather Covered, Upholstered Chairs and Solas, Carpets and Rugs, Pictures, Oil Paratings and Engravings, Bed Room Suites, Double and Single Brass and Brass-mounted Bed- steads and Cots, Bureaus, Wardrobes, etc., Teakwood Diving Room Furniture, etc., tc., 1 Dinner Service complote, Crockery, Electro-plated and Glass Ware, Cooking Stove and Utensila, Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, etc, and 1 Iron Safe by Lowe, A Birmingham;

Alm

Catalogues will be issued. TERM-Cush on delivery.

GEO. FLAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, May 24, 1912.

A quanity of Carved Blackwood Furni- P

toro, 2 Collage Pianos, and 1 Upright E.

Grand Piano by Buhr Bros., New York,

and 1 Large American les Chest.

Catalogues will be issued."

Tus-Aasual.

On view day before salu.

I

33 HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, May 27, 1912,

721

THE FIRST CHINESE NEWSPAPER

-EVER ISSUED UNDER

PURELY NATIVE DIRECTION,

H

B

JEYES FLUID

SOLE AGENTS,

evidence. Fabelieved implicitly the story

they told, and accepted their statement

that the Piseys kept her course: But

Eotels

THE

STATION HOTEL,

1

NATHAN ROAD. KOWLOON.

AECTRIC LIGHT AND FANS,

BATH-Boàn to taʊn Roos. Old add Hot Water throughout

PRIVATE AND PUBLIO BARS." BILLIARD "ROOM.

Private Dining Room, EXCELLENT CUISINE.

For Particulars apply to

THE MANAGER.

"RL. No. K129. Tuig. Address “TEzMOTEL,

Hongkong, Feb. 27, 1913.

£90

BRAESIDE PRIVATE HOTEL,

TANDING in its own grounds wa Tennis and Croquet Lawas Large Liry and Wall Furnished Rooms, Every Some comfort. Fina View of the Harbour. Telephone. No. 890.

Apply to alas F. W. WATTS, "

Breoside, 20, Macdonnell Road. Fungkong, September 2, 1000,

'KINGSCLERE

PRIVATE BOTEL

Tanzba Maru, A. Yhama from Beattie Many. Tango Marui à. S'pore fruits Culombo

GREAT NORTHERN S. 5. Co. Minnesota," LAHE. May

ye

Arcadia A. Colombo from Bombay May Amaya, Bombay for Colombo June Banca 1. S'pore O. May 15. Dornes, L. Shal H. May 25 Ceylon, P. Caval H. May 91.- Delta, H.H. for S'hai May 4 Deranda, L H.K. for Sporo. May 25.. Himalaya, A. London: May 12. Indis, L. London May 14 Malte L. London May 18. Samar, A. Colombo E. May 10.

Nilo, A. Loodan April 19,

Nore A. Moji O May 28, Nubis, Loudon June 13. Oriental, A. Columbo from Penang May 29. PAWA

A. S'pore H. May 20.

Para, L. Loudton

PERZAWür, I S'hai H. Mar 10. Poona, P. Canal O. May 21. Bimla, Sporer O. May 26 Socotr & Port Said O. May 23. Sumatra

P Catial E. May 17,

Syris, A. T'hama O. May 24.

Australien, A. Marseilles May 7. Ernest Simmons L. S'hai H-May SL. Oceanien, P. Canal 0 May Nors, L. B. E. 0. May 20

Polynesien, A. Marsalies. H. May 31. Sainzie, P. Canal O. Bey 9. Sydney, A England March 16. Tonkin, A. Home March 15. Touran, A. Marseilles H. April 23. Ville de la Ciotat, P. Canal E. May 20 Ya, L. HE..E.. May 2

#21.

NORDDSUTSCHES ELOTS: Buelow, I S'hai H. May 27. Dezfflingar, A ILK. O. May 29, Goober, A.. Eham O, May 28, Kleist, A. Algiers H. Jaun 1.- 1)Luetzov, A. Aden H. June 3.

P. E. Friedrich, A. Colombo 0. June 1.

La S'pore H. May 20. Prinx Ludwig La Prize Alice, L. Antwerp U. Jane 3 Yorck. L. Naples Q. May 31.

HAMBURG-AMERIKA. Lorin

PPROACHED, from Kannody Ron Alogin, A. HE. O, May 20

and Macdonnell Road,

Ambris, & Hamburg April 37. Andalusia, L. Thams H. May 20.

Gibraltar fer New York

Tal, No. 134, Taleg: Address Saragon P. Gibralt

1.B.C. Code 4th Ed,

Electric light, but and cold water through pats Billiards, mais, roquet, patties

green and fine stabling for horses.

Proprietress, Mas F. SACHSE Hongkong, September 1, 1803.

March

Arcadia, A. H.K. H. May 95. Bayern,

rs, A. Hankow H. May 23 Belgravi, P: Canal H. May 10. B-astia, A. Hinila O. May 27. Badenia, L Sabang 0. May 7. 12060. F. Lmaisz, L.

L. S'pore E. May 30, Cliftonian, L Liverpool 10. March 28. Liberia, P. Canal O. May 1.

Patricia, L. S'hai O. May 19. Preassen A. Home May 7. Bambia, P. Canal 0-1 15. I S'pore B. Sachsen, Saxonia, A. Hamburg April 16.

Miss A. L. Mason, Albert Villa, Park Road, Clevedon, Eng., writes: "I am pleased to tell you, Phosferine has been a most valuable medicine to me, for more than ten years. I was in a very low condition some time. aga, aql suffered greatly from insomnia and sciatica; the latter, I am glad to say, is now quite gone, and I sleep fairly well. Phosferine bas quite KING EDWARD HOTEL J. D. Ahlers, J. S'porn H. May 13 restore my appetite, but I do not expect much greater strength at 70 years of age. I take as much exercise as I can possibly manage, the chief weakness being in my back and legs, but Phosferine always relieves me. Use this letter if you like to do so." Phosferice has been life to me.

PHOSFERINE

GREATEST OF ALL TONICS

Influenss Indigestion

Neuralgia Sciatica Exhaustion

A PROVEN REMEDY FOR

Maternity Weakness

Premature Decay

Hontal Exhaustion

Loss of Appetite...

Nervous Debility

Lazaltude

Neuritis

Famtness

Brain Fog Backatho

Binoplessness' Rheumatism

Headache.

Hysteria

Anemia

And all disorders consequent upon a reduced state of the nervous system.

The Royal Tonic

Pitosferint has been supplied by Royal Commands

To the Beth Royal Family HIM. the Empress of Russi HM the King of Spain H.M. the King of Greece HM. the Queen of Roumania

ILM. the Queen of Spain

H.L.M the Dowager Empress of Raszim H.LH. the Grand Duchess Olga of Russia H.R.H. the Grand Duchess of Hessn The Imperial Family of China

And the Principal Royalty and Aristocracy throughout the world. Pilot is Great Britain: Bottier, 1/15, 29 & 116. Sold by itil Chemists, Stives, 6. The 2/9 sixe contains nearly four times the 1/17]· also:- PROPELZTORS-ASHTON & PARSONS, LTD., LONDON, ENGLAND.

THE CHINESE ENGINEERING

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Now well-known throughout the East for

AND

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14

UNDER ENTIRELY NEW MANAGE.Saudia, La. Yhama IL May 23,

MEN.

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LOW TERMS, --

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EXCELLENT QUISINE.

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11369 Hongkong, Uctober 2, 1808

SHIPPING.

Latest Steamer Movements. (Bachisive of Movements reported to-day.)

OCKAN E.. S. C."

Achilles, L. S'pore H. May 4. Agamemnon, A. Home May 11. Ajas, A. H... May 30. Alcinous, P. Canal H. May 17. Antenor, L. Batavia B. May D. Antilochus, I. Penang 0. May 25.

Tacoma Bisy 11. Bellerophon, A. Calchas, A HK H. May 18, Cyclops. L. T'hama for Tacoma May 25. Dardanus, P. Canal H. April 03. Diumed, L. Live pool May 11. Idoménous, P. Canal O. May 17. Jason, A. Hamá May 7.

Inertes,

Machaon,

soc, L S'pore H. May. Patencies, L. Liverpool May 18. Pelqua, L. HK. C. Bay 18.

L. Kobe Per Hankow May!

H.

20.

Prometheus, L. S'pore for S'ha May 5. Stentor, L. H.K., for Takao May §. Talthybias, A. Yama H. May 30.

even if the Pigua and starboarded she STEAM RAISING, FORGING, STEEL MAKING, SHIPS BUNKERS AND Telemachas, A. Heine May 14.

| could not, bare becti blamed for an act

710 which she performed in the agony of the

collision. For Wiese reasons he had come

to the conclusion that tho Oceane was ainne

D to blamo for the collision

I Judgment was accordingly entered for 8defendapls on the claim and counterclaim, with costs, the disges to bo nasered. by the Registrar, pasisted by merchants,

BALTAZ EMUNERATION

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of services rendered to the Pisaquin assisting her to Diver after the collision, CELEFRONE The valve of the barque in her damaged

Condition, gelber ith her cargo and freight at risk, was about £49,000. His Lordship, in giving judgment, raid that is her damaged condition the PlayS WES vary foronelu in having the Atcndi at hand to take charge of her and tow her to the entrance to Deter

Barbour, where the assistance of the

•Cangurore was accepted. There were

DODWELL & 00., LTD., Agents”

Teucer, L Liverpool May 25. Theseus, P. Canal O. May 10, Titan, JB'poro H. April 16.

Tydeun, L. S'pore for S'hai O. May 17.

Astyansx,

CHINA MUTUAL 8. N. C

Demodocus, I Liverpool June 1, Atrous, L. Liverpool May 25. Hyson, L. Sai H.-May 27. Keemun, L. Manila H. May 28, Memnon, L., Liver, ool June 15 Moyann

F. Canal O May 21 Myrmidon, P.

A. Home May 15:

S'pore H. May 13, ̈*

L. S'pore for N'aki May 10. Pingauey, L. H.K. H. May 14. Protesilaus, L. S'pozo II. May 7 Rhenus I Liverpool May 11 Tenkai, L. H.KO. for Japan, May 50. Tangtree, L. H.K. H. May 19,

SHE LIVE Carmarthenshire, L. London June Denbighshire, A 8'hai O. May 24. Flintshire, Lyg .KH.May20. Monmouthshire, Apors 0. May 26.

MASSEY'S COMMERCIAL MAP & DIRECTORY, Pembrokeshire : Leadon May 11-

NOW COMPILING

Advertisersand Residents : good navigators and courageous men on BADS OF BUSINESS HOUSES,

Footwear bourd the Pisarua, bat she was in a very

damaged condi ion. The services Were Do PROFESSIONAL MEN, very diffult nor spread over long time, SECRETARIES of CLUBS,

property of very considerabio valde.

ORDER With regard to the pilot, he was required PRINCIPALS and MATRONS of HOSPITALS,

hat the effect of this sorrices was to relea

ΤΟ

MANAGERS of HOTELS,

and ALL RESIDENTS are reque

particulars.

to undertake a Hok and duties which jo ordinary circumstances a pilot cool

reasonably

Indiadeo; I: New York; hay lá Indragiri, Norfolk U.8. March 2 Indramago, IHK O, Maybe Intramsona, P. CURI ELEMAYT Indraendi, L. Sabang 0. May B, Indravelli P. Canal 0. May-10.

New Yorke

Atsuta MaraA. M'selles from Port Saita

Aki Baru La Londen May 25, Awa Maza & Beattie May 93. Hirano Mara, & Kobe from HK

to sand in full

May 24

Segovia, P. Canal 0. May 7.

Silenia, P. Canal 0, May 19. Bithonia, LuKobe H. May 15.

Spezia, Hamburg April 23.

Svi, A. Hamburg May 14

Vandalia, A. Manila EL, May 14.

י

AUSTRIAN LLOYD,

Austria, P. Canal E. May 17, Africa, P.Canai.O. Mny 10. Bohomis, L. HK, H. May 19. Chine, L. S'pore E May 8: E. F. Ferdinand, L. Kobe O. May 19 Koarber, A. Trieste May 18.

Nippon, P. Canal O. May 17. Pera, A. H.K. O. May 28, Vorwaarts,

BATK

Duneri S'pore May 9, Hercules, A. Seattle April 26, Jesoric, P. Caria? Q. April 26 Laceria, LEE for Manila May 20, Ortaric A. EL.K. May 22. Rygja, A. Vancouver May 20.

GLEN TAXI. Glencak, LB.E. O. May 7. Glenfarg, L. S'pero H, May 15.

-10 Glenlochy, A Home May Genlogan, L. London May 24. Glenroy, P. Canal O. May 10, Glenstad, L. H.K. 0. April 19, Glenturret,

Beralder,

*BIN. LA

Benarty, LH.E. for N'aaki April 13.7 Bonaron, L. S'pore H. May 10. Benclouch, P. Canal 0. May 7 Besglos, P. Canal 0. April 29.

L.E.K. for Naki May 4. Bonlarig, Bealewers, P. Canal 0. May 21.

H.K. O. Amil 26. Benledi, L. Babmond, P. Canal B. April 23, Benvorlich, L. HE. 0. May 14.

MAAN GANADIAN Pacurio, B. Co.

Empress of India, L. Vancouver May Empresa

LY'hams for V've Japan, L

May 20 Monteagle, A. EE. from S'hai May 25:

Φάσιστο MAT

Chins, A. Frisco May 20, Korea,

Yhams from Tula May 27, Manchuria, A. Frisos May 27 an Mongolia, La Bhai for N'sari, May 24. NILMAZ bama for Hlalu Máy £6. Persia, L. Kobe for N'saki May 25. Siberia, L. Frisco May 25.

Toro KISEN KAHA.. Cuyo Maza, Alulu from Y'ham MA Hongkong Haru, AHK May 1 Nippon Maru, L. H.K. May 28, Surya Maru, L. Hlala lar bas May VE. Tonyo Mara, A HK May 25,

Homeward 25 Outward

AMArcives, or "Arrivedi -

The Editor would be grateful

Ship Company "Agusta would kpoping the above columni

stormers and sanding mana, with corrections and a ddition

Hon frang