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WEDNESDAY, JULY 31, 1912.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Undersigned has received Instrus.

Hughes and Hough Tour to Tell by Public Anstian,

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers,

PROPRIETORS

""TO-KWA-WAN'

GOAL STORAGE,

Codes used:

A.B.C. 4 & 5 Burtons. AL TELEGRArя Cons.

Telographic address • *METRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

TESSRS HUGHES & HOUGH will

Mali by Public Auction

un

WEDNESDAY, the 7th August, 1912, at 1: A.., at their Salea Rooma, No. 8. Des Voeux Road, Dorner of for HOUSE STREET,- SUPERIOR TURKISH TOWELS, IRISH HOUSEHOLD LINENS..

AND SUNDRIES,

Comprising

Fine Turkish Towels, Bath Towels, Bath Shoots, Bath Gowns, Huckaback Towels, Fine Damask Tablu Cletlis and Serviettes, Hand-embroidered Pillow Cases and Bolster Slips, Singic and Doable Bed Size Sheets, Hand-embroiderest Bedspreads, Single and Double Bed Quilts, Lace Curtains (4) poli by 70 inches wide), Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Unnude Robes, Duchesse Sets, Ladies' and Gent's Hoses, Shoes, Largeluth, Tray and Supper Cloths, Gent'4Shirts, Ladies' Dress Lengths, E., &c. &c.

'(All New Goods just arrived and will be

sold in small leto.

Un view on day previous to sale.

Untalogues will be insted.

Tenats-As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH.

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, July, 1912.

Hotels,

THE

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD. KOWLOON.

ALECTRIC LIGHT AND FANS BATE-ROOM TO EACK ROOM

00

SATURDAY,

the 3rd August, 1912, commencing at

11 A.M., at No. 6, LYEYMOON VILLAS,

Kowloon,-

The Residence of Dy HARTLEY,

Á QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

(Particulurs from Catalogue).

TERMS:-Cash on delivery.

On Viow from Friday, the 2nd August.

ון

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

Hongkong, July 7, 1920.

Auctions.

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DARTICULARS and Conditions of the Public Auction Sale, in be

held on TUESDAY, the 8th day of August, 1912, nt 3 P.M., at the Offices of the Public Works Deparment. by Order of His Ex- cellency the Governor, of Two tuta CROWN LAND be ow Kenney Rac, in the Co

Co ony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 pears, with the option of renewal at Crown Rents to be fixed by the Surveyor of Hir Mjoy the iso, for one further term of 15 years.

No. of hale,

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Particulars of the Lol.

Bondary

Veure mente

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about

Upset Price, m

Annual

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1,731

THE CHINA MAIL.

Van

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Houten's This Space will shortly

cocoa They all want it

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or a sample.

KWANGTUNG NEWS.

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pointed out that under the Txing's off- gials, were premoted on account of their ability in entebing thieves. There was Therefore Gjami of unen known

1 Middle men." whose work it was to the locality where thieves were kupwa give information to the malherities, as to be lurking. So these men were well paid, and thus were important persons. But they wyre hot only in the pay of the Government: they were also in the pay of the robbers; and so it would come to puse, when robberies were perpetrated, and the soldiers were after the culprits, that the robbers would sent on some of the pawn tickets they held to the Mil. ale ana," who would place them in the home of innocent persons, and when the houses were searched, and these tickets | discovered the owners of the house would he arrested as guilty. Thus, in this way. some of the Michle men would be rewarded: they would also get some of

contain Something

of Interest to

Everyone.

GARNER, QUELCH & CO.

A CHINESE SOLOMON, In a street of Canton there lived a man and his wife named Ch'an. The an earned his living by selling gold Ash, mul so he was known by the nick name *Gield Fish Ch'an." It was thought for some time that the married people were not living on the happiest terms. Sul. denly, one"day, when the man awoke in the morning, he saw u balgo "pinned to bis mesquito curtain, which indicated dal he belonged to the League, whose bject was a second revolution. which l be better that the first. The wife got hobl it, and took it to the nearest police station, rather a strange action for loyal wife to do, as she know that it would probably mean the destruction of her husband's life. When the mud was arrested, nad brought before the magis rate it was pointed out-that unless-h

the share of the robbers' spoils: asd yet | Mr A. T. Barberini would elear himself he would be shot. He vehemently asseverated that he did meanwhile the real culprits would get Mr C.D. J. Ball

away quite free. Such was the system Sir P. A. R. Birch

Mr G. A. Boca sot pus it there, and could offer no ex

that is extensively explained. It is easy Mr. F. Blanch 982 olanation of its existence in that place.

to see that the Chinese being what most Mr W. Beneck But because the wife had brought the

of them are, awful mistakes would be Mr and Mrs S. R. hadge to the police offer the magistrate made, and how many innocent persons

Brown was puzzled. We, therefore, before would suffer. We are not here interested

is Crockfight Miss Z. finally ending to at the prisoner.in the execution of this one man: but we fis I. F. ronin determined to leam something more have referred to the matter as showing Mr G. Carry "shout him and his wife. He thereforthe kind of Government that was general Mr C. H. Darin

sent out secret runners to inquire. When

Mr W. G. Drew they returned, his Worship called the der Manchor, and as indicating one of Mr J. L. Dorisn 8.00a.m. to 10.00a.m...Every 10 minutos, woman into his presence. He then asked the horrors that must have moved the and Mrs J, J. Mr'

Baired of the people to its profondest į 19.00 am to 11.8) a.m...Every 15 minuta.her, Whom she would rely upon to

depths. mange her affairs, if her husband m 11.30.10. to 12.43 p.m...Every 15 minutos

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AN OPEN SECRET,

ak the reason for the continued

SIGHT CARE.

7.15 p.m. and

12.45 p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 minuter. shot!" He also suggested. " furt she

1.10 p.m. to 1.45p.m...Every 15 minuter. 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 p.m...Every 10 minutes 2.15 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 15 minute. 5.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 minute.

3 p.m., 3.4 p.m. p.m. every 15 minites.

hould confide in him as he might he

able to arrange matters for her, and AS iver casing demaat for Chamber lesson her sorrow. She fell into the trap.

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Miss

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husband. It was soon discovered that te was the man's rival, and the woman's paramour, and it was to free herself from her own husband, whom she hated, that he bought this badge, giving thirteen dollars for it. and then herself pinning on the net of her own and her hus band's bed. The result of the revelu- tions that pully followed is that was found to be in Gold Fish Ch'm tent of the crime laid to his charge, al was met at Herly, though he only escuper the ballet by the skin of his On the other hand the wohan is teeth. Dretained with her parumour, and it is I quite possible that both will pay for

their wrong doings by their lives.

"DOINGS ON THE NORTH "WYER. We hear from authentic sources that the magistrate at Shiu Chow is very busy Farresting persons here and there, and

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many of them soon after they have been arrested are shut as traitor. We kom

Scientific Optician

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C. E. M. HALES, Old Post Office Building, OPPOSITE HONGKONG HOTEL,

Eyos Examined.

• Hongkong, June 22, 1912.

NOTICE.

LESSONS IN CHINESE

M

"Rus.

Mr G. Hutterbury

Schluter

Mr French chir Mr Denman Fuler Mr and Mrs J.-F. Mr E.

George Miss George

At V. Coulbourn

Mr and Mrs Joseph

Gould

Mr W. Schwolke Mr E. E.

Swith

Mr H. I. Solomaa Dr and Mrs A. D

Spalding and infant

Mr D. M. G. Gratama Mr and Mrs A. K.

Mr R. J. Grinshaw

Capt. T. P. Hall

Mr and

and Mrs J. D.

Hansen

Sprungli

Lt. and Mrs O.

Stainer, RN.

Mr Albert Stein

E.

Mr W. T. Harbori Capt. J.

J. Vaughan Mr A. Harrison Dr's. Hough Capt. R. Innos Mr J.-W. Jonca

R. M. Jusaph Mr.

Mr G. Vermo Mr & Mrs E. Voli

brecht

B. 11. Joseph

Mr E.

Mr E S.

Kabel

Mr E. J. Waterman,

Mr H. Watkins

Mrs M Wox

Mr D. M. Whamord

Mr& S. Kempthorne Mr and Mrs H. L. H.

A

Me B. Krick

Mr A. Kruscian Mr O C.

G. Kuna

C. C. William

Mr G. G. Wood

San Francisco.

7. Japan. Kiyo Marui........ Cruz, San Francisco, v Japan EDFOR

Salina

Franciscov.J S'an Fra

Japan Mongolia Seattle & Japan Porta Minnesota......... S'hai. Moji & Kobe... Bombay Mara. Shanghai...

Shanghai

Arcadin

Chinhus..

¡Anhui

S'hai & Japan Ports...Don of Glamis S'hai, Robe & Yham Vorwaarts

Stanghai...................

Moji & Koba

AGENTI

Dazs or Lea VINÚ

Gibb Livingston & Co. Ang, 17, at noon Nippon Yusen Kaisha Aug. 6. The Bank Line, Ld... About Aug. 9. Melchem & Co......................... Auz. 7, at Nood Butterfield & Swire... Aug. *

Daylight Linie About Aug; 5.

Hamburg Amka.m

Jardinensen Kaisha. Nippon

Daylight. 1, at D'Sassson & Co., Id. Aug. 8, at Noon

Aug. 10

Jardino, M'son Co. Ld. About Autom

N.

F.&O. S. N. Co... About Aug. 7 Messageries

Mippon

Nippon

Maritimes Aug. 13,

Yuson

Kaisha Tomes & Co. 14

Yusen

Maners & lerde

Kamba

9

AD

at Nom

10, at 9a.m. 3, at Noon Aug. Tomed Co... About Sept. 10.

at Noon Toyo Kisen Kaiska... Aug. 20, at

Anz 18, ab noon." Toyo Kison Kaisha Toya Kisen Kaisha... Ang. 6, st

6 at 6 p. Pacific

Mail S.S. Co. Sept. 3, st

3, at 1pm. Pacific Mail .. Co....Aug. 6, at 1p.m

neen Kaisha Aug. 8, Noon Nippon Inson Kaisha About Jaly

&O. 5. N. Co... Ang. 1. 1 p. Butterfield Swire...Aug. 1, st

Busterfield & Swire Aug. 3, Midnight.. Jardine, M'son& Co, Ld About Aug. 25 Sander, Wieler & Co. About Jury S

p.m.

........Jardino, M'son& Co. Ld Ang. 5, at

S'pore P'ang, Calcutta Arratoon Apcar

'hai & Japan Ports... Kleist. Shai, Moji, Kabo, V

S'hal. Kobe & 'hara Pisa..

MATU

swatow LAITETTY Amoy &F'chow Stow, Amoy & F chow Haiching

Tientsin

White

Capt.

Chrongshing

Favor & Stier. Japan Lord Derby

Misa

Woodward

toria, Tms & Japan Seattle Maza....

Mr G. F. Lehnert

Mr G. T. Loyd

Mr and Mrs J. F.

Wright

Vancouver, (B.0,), &c. Montongle

Mr F. Lange

Mr and Mrs Neil Mr James Wright

Mr J. A. Young

MacIntyre

817 Mr T. M. Msoqueen

AUTOR

Mr J. B. Arnoldi Mr E. W. Austin Mr Li Birot Mr R. A. Burst Mr A. do Bruc

TÊ LI HON-FAN, a Chinese graduate | Hm C. L. Browu

that his latest haul,—for we can use no versed in literature, has been a teacher Mr H. H. Burditt

to European officials and merchants in this Mr J. Burton other word,antounts to u less than a hundred men and women. They have Colony for over ten yeaza. zoen surrounded and explured in the Yan

He has

Mr J. D. Byrne

s a good method of training Euro- Mr J. Camp ell Fa district, which i further up the river peans to pass in the Chinese examination, and Mr F. A Chopard

of a first rato certificate as 4 is possessed and nearer to Human. What will happen Chinese teacher. He has also a good know

| gard to the lives of these unhappy ledge of Mandarin and Fakka.

MT.

Mr L... Cahu

Mr J. A

David

Mr F. J. Fiske men is hardly difficult to forecast, if we Those who intend learning the Chinese Mr. V. Formoso Beall what has happened to many others language are requested to write care of Mr.L. Gamosu tecently arrested on the North River. It China Mait office, or direct. would appear that at times the ingentwood Road, 1st four.

JAPANESE MAKERS.

have been arrested with the guilty,

for when the arrest has once taken place,

there is little chance of a releas. Wa hear too that one of the clinpelk connectri

$. Holly M J. Graham

Hongkong, May 17, 1912.

Mr. Grado

Mr J. W, Greec 876 Mr

F. Greenwood Mr Mr D. Jones.

EVERY KIND with the Wesleyan Mission has been loot."NOTES ON WILD IS LIFE

ed by the soldiers of the Republic, al everything takes away. What motive

Footwear they had for this attack does not appear,

for there would be little therein of any

HONGKONG AND SOUTH

CHINA."

Mr Geo. Lanzias,

HOUSE, Dr F. J. Lauman

Col. E. do Lemos Mrs E. deLetOS Mr V. Lugelbi Mr G. D. Lundy Mrs K. do Morris

Mr Muller

Mr C. G. Oben Mr C. A. Peters Mr H. C. Putersch

Mrs F. J.

Mi and Reyes

Mr L. Richar son MrH. P. Robinson MrFred. Rosenthal

Mr F. E. Ros Mr E, Rougesu Mr A. L. Ludes Mr M. mith Mr J. A. Snook... Mr TE Walker Me H. M. Wright

Mr P. A. Liqui

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL

Mr and Ms Frank Mr.J., A. Jack on

Allen

Mr & Mer T. Jorge Mr W. A. Barnett Mr G. C. Jorge Mr A. G. Beaumens Mr Y. C. Koyas

Ak value. Anyway the cuso has been report By The RẤỵ, G. A. BUNBURY, M.A Capt. and Mrs Braga Mr B. G. Larson

TU

ORDER

JHERRY & CON

PEDDER STREET,

Opposite. Hongkong Howl.

156

Hongkong May 5, 1910

ed to the official at Shin Chow, who, how- fever, is now away in Yan Fe, but who will no doubt attend to the mutter as soon as he returns to the central station. The rule of this man is said to be relent. less and he keeps the people in check with uniron hand.

'AN, EXECUTION DEFENDED.

To be had at the Ca Man Office

Prine.

best generally, it dives tone to the exhausted nerves,

Mr F, Braga..

Mr M. your,

Miss La Brugs

Mian M. Braga

Miss Mar u V.1

in

J. McKnig Miss Jessie Brooks Mr. Gos. C. Parsons

Fan Mr G. G. Mr.8. Mr and

Burnett and * Mr. H. Perriton

Mr. W. J. A. Robbing Mrs P. Bodes & child: Mr George Cobb Mrs George C. Cobb Mr and Mrs Arthu

16 GB MM

Mr E. J.

Jardine, M'son & Co, Ld Aug. 3, at noon. D. Sassoun & Co. LJ AUR 6, at Noon

About Aug. 7 Co......About Ang. 6 Osaka Bhosen Kaisks.

Malchera

P.&O.S. N

ka Linie Aug 4, a Noou.”

Amica Hamburg Am

Hamburg Am Linie Ang.

2,

Dougins, Lapraik Co. Aug. 4, at 11 am.

Douglas, Lapmak Co. Ang. 5, at 11 am Douglas, Lapzaik & Co. Auz

Jarding. M'son& Co, La Ang

The Bank Line, La......

About Aug 15;

Osaka Bhoset. "Kaisha|Ang. 6, at 3 p.m.

Vri, B.C., Seattle de Yokohamo Maru...Nippon Tusen Basha Ang. 18, 4p.m

Canadian fo R. Co.. Aug 3, at 8 pm.

Vancouver, (B.C.), &c. Empress of India...Canadian Pie R. Co. Ang. 24, at 3 pm Wahaive & Tientsin Kueichow ......................

PEAN HOTEL

Mr and Mrs W. Mrs Kent

Batterfield & Bwire... Aug. 8, st 4p.za -

Mr C. Marsley Mr J. McCormac Dr Michell Mrand Mrs J.H. S

Mody

ALNU EDWARD HOTEL*

Mr T. Aoki

Armstrong & child Lt-Col. & Mrs Lean Mr Barton

and child: Mr and Mrs W. L

Leazk

Mr Lloyd

Mr Baylay Mr & Mr E. Blunn

Yr B. Bond

DIE DUG

Mr Bos

"Irs Bowdler

.

Majer & Mrs Lyddo

Mr Smith Malkin

Mr F. Azon Mr. A. Begly Dr Belios Lieut. Crosss Mr J. Mrs Dobble

Dobbie

fy W. &. Donaldson

Dr and Mis Cadbury Capt. & Mrs MeMung Mr Haring

Mr W. L. Carter

Chapman

Mr Chapman

Mis Corneliussen

Mr Dallis

aad nurse

Mire. Finchett

drive ahcomber Gec. Grimble

Mrs Paget and child. Mr H. Pearce

Mr and Mrs T. Petrie Prichard Major Friend is Darch Rev. & Mrs Darien Lt. Col. Radcliffe Consul & Mrs Eetzens Eug. Comdr Roome Mr B. E. Fielder Dr & Mrs Rutherford

Mrs and Miss Falten Mr.A. Sinclair Mrand Mrs Gordon Lt. Col. Stacpole Capt.& Mra Guthrie Mr and Mrs Talati

Ir and Mrs Hale Major & Mrn Wanog Lt. Col. Bordon Hall Mr and Mrs W. M.

Watson Mr

A. H. Hewitt Capt & Mrs Hodgins Mr F. C. Wilford Mr and Mrs W. G. Mr Lavid Wood

Capt. Wood

Humphreys

Wrigley

Mr and Mrs James, Lt. Col... nud.

maid and child Mr & Mrs Lee Jones

Mr Batcook

Mr Beortsen Mr C. Bond

Mr Bruyn

GRAND HOTEL.

..

Mr U. E. Cain Mr Mr L, O. Child Min Cule Mr and Mrs Crawlord Mr N. Dasent Mira Echals

Mr

Mr J. Kearney. Mr A. J. R. King' -

Mrs A. Lamb Mr Lorris Mr H. C Lyone!

Myall

Mr McCloro

Mr A. T.

Mr Offer Ur and Mrs Peeples Mr T. Phillipe

Mr N. L. Scallor

Mr

M. Huhimoto

Mr H. Banter

F. B. Hyde

Mr M. F. Mary Mr B. N. Oly Capt. de Mim W. O.

Mr H. Fearman- Mrs R.

Bamsey Mr E. B. Boed Dr Sibree Mr H. S. Spurge

Mr & Mrs Kinghorn Capt, and Mrs An Mr & Mrs G. Laurit H. Stewart Miss A. Leigh

children

Mr il. H. Taylor

| Mr and Mrs-Lemaire Me J. Waldım.

and child Mz Q. N. Manhoff

Mr E. Arndt

Mr Williams

KINGSCLEBS HOTEL,

Dr and Mrs Pattan ommodore R. H. Mr & Mr J. Robert

Arnstruther, R.N.

Mrs R. Arastruther Mrs G. Baches

and maid

Mr M. L. Schaller

Packhouse

Mr A. L. Bhisid

Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr H. R., Bhearer

and Mrs B. Brown

Mr Hector Fuller

Mr Gillingham

W

Mr and Mrs

Mr R.D. Sta

Boreman

Mr E. J. Veenendaal M-B. Webb DIE. IL Martyn Lobb Miss O.; Wento

·Mr & Mrs W. Lozan Miss E. Wente Mr K. 8, Morrison Mr H. Wontonn Professor Ober

Mr F. Brabn

WAZON HOTELA

Mr R. R, Boxbough Mr and Mrs J... MAO, Beidel s Cepall & children Mr 5. B. Walker

Mr M.-H. Walker

Mr

Mr so

Plan

Me Q. Pollard

Mr AA Fle Mr and Mr Graham

Mir T. Beyffort.

11r Haberer

Rev, Snyder

There has been recently, excuuled in UFE WITHOUT HEALTH IS LIVING DEATHLM. F. W. George Mz and Mrs Bgan. Canton a man named Fi Loi-mang, IVETARZOHNEAR ME John Henderson Mr G. W. Bewell

linday of deficient of vital forces. Bracing posture Mr John Henderson Mr & Mrs E-Sweeney

And child was some sort of an official, and the shoot. ing of this man has led to a long as the falling murglad and imparts sow like und « » B: M. Hoffmann Mr. R. W. Ulmer Peyton Griffin · planatim, which again show how vigor to those who land se recently named played out, Mr Robert Humphrey Mr J. W. Vertu hed up and aludid ip address var and Mrs Hyde bir and Mirk West

or F.0.19 for Trini Bottin ta♣ things were carried on under lege for Free

and children (4), Mr Edward Whipple

· The Yearso Ramodes: Co. Gospel Oak, London. Government. In w wyd, a'i D

j.

Mr T. H. West

Mr J. Hildebrandó? La Cola & Men 192

afr C. Luthana

Air W. Pringle Jun,

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