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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1912.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

PUBLIO AUCTION.

Hughes and Hough Tour to Ball by Pubila Anction

THE Undeulgued bar reesived Instras

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

-PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN " COAL STORAGE.

Coden used:

-A.B,C. ATH & Enriors.

AI, TELMORAPitic" "Cons.

Telegraphic Addrose?

•MEIRION. HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

10.

MONDAY,

MONDAY,

11 m., at his Sales Roots.

DUDDELL BERKE

CHRISTI RECOND COMING.

THE CHINA MAIL.

¿Continued from page 2.). said papo Nicholas to Emperor Michael, The pope, who is called God by Con- stantine, can never be bound or released by maa; for God cannab be judged by man. Is there any nood of bolder bls piemy than this? (Aswald kingdow pg. 07.90.1:909

Dr. Clarko in his commentary on rec 25 ***,

*To one can this apply so well or so fully as to the, popes of Rome. the 30th September, 1919, commencing at They have assumed infallibility, which

belongs only to God. They profess opan and shut heaven, which belong only to God. They profess, to be higher than all the kings of the earth, which belongs only to God. They go beyond God in pretending to lowo whole nation from their oath of allegiance to their kings, when etch kings do not please 1918them. And they go against. Ged when

A QUANTITY OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

On view from the day of sale. Tans :-Qash on dolivary.

-GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer, Hongkong, Sep. 26, 1912.

0.

R

PUBLIŲ AUCTION.

PARTICULARS and Conditions of the by Public Auction Sale, to he

in the Undung Bungkung, for a terij of 75 years, with the uprian of renewal a Es Cromo Rent to be fixed by the Sarroyo.

of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 15 yvern,

Together, Birds and thats evening song, jowls went to roast; "antilo sought, tha aru-yard; and candier were lighted in he houses The obscuration began about ten o'clock in the morning and continued

the middle of the next night, but. with differences of thred and duration in differant places. The true cause of -'his remarkable phéñomosting lemnot known ab

~The "Astronomor Horwolish thứs spunke

it. The dark day of North America was one of these wonderful phenomena with interest, but which philosophy is nf nature which will always be read of

loss to explain.

the

Almost, if not altogether, alone, us most matrique and yet onexplained

phenomenon of its kind in usture's divor."

fed range of events, stands the dark day of May.10, 1790. Our first Century pp. 80,00.

The night following was as unnatural they give indulgences for sin. This iad fulled the night befors (therefore it as the day had been. Though the moon

the worst of all blasphemies."

They have also thought to change (lod's times and laws thus putting themselves above God. This will be considered especially in a lator article. Paul shid

Who caltheth himself above, all that

is called God."

Did the papacy wear out the ssings of

could not be an eclipse of the mundan sheet of white paper hold within a few inches of the eyes was equally invisible with the blackest, wolvet.

When such men as Noah Wobster and the Astronomer Herschel say, the true cause is unknown." Let not analler

Teas on a May-day of the far old year Seventeen hundred eighty, that there folk Over the bloom and sweet life of the Over the fresh earth and the heaven of

spring;

held on MONDAY, the 30th day of Sopthe Most High? For the mere informa-minds try to explain it other than as one 1912 at 2, at the Offices of th Public Works Department, by Order of Hir tion of any student of church history, neof the sign of the last days.

The poet Whittier speaks of this event swer need be given. All know that for in the following beautiful way Excellency the Governos, of Das Lot ar HE Undersigned, handed instrue OROWN LAND at Queen' Road Ea THE

Jong years tho papel church has pursued its relentless work against the true fol lowers of God. Certainly a power that was to wear out God's people" could not at the same time be His people. Wars, crusades, massacres, inquisitions, and perscentions of all kinds,—these were her weapons of extinction.

the Fifty million martyrs-this is lowest computation nade by any historian -will rise up in the judgment as wit nesses against her bloody work.

the 30th September, 1912, at 2.31 P.M., at No. 3, Lymoon VILLAS, Kowloos,- TEE SUNDRY

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

Therein Contained

Particulars from Catalogus,

On vlaw on day of silo.

Trzin :-ă DAUKİ,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers,

Hongkong, September 20, 1913..

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1199

Tons to sell by Public Auction

HE Undersigned have received instrus.

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

on

WEDNESDAY,

the 2nd October, 1913, commencing at 9.30 rac, at their Bales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voux Road, Curner of

Ice House Street,

17

A VALUABLE ASSORTIT OF PORCELAINS, BRONZES. &c., (Recently arrived from Peking) including a few pieces of Ming, and several good pieces of Pekinesa Cloisonne, So, &c.

A QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE BLACKWOOD

FURNITURE,

Comprising

A Large Hankwood Scroen inlaid with Kinpang Panels, Blackwood Cabinets and China Closets, Tea, and Side Tables Jar- dionieres, &c., including Old Cantonesu Blackwood Sofas and Chaita, ⠀⠀

TEAKWOOD FURNITURE,

AS FOLLOWS

Double and Single Wardrobes, Waab- stands, Dressing. Tabless and Bureaus, Bookesses and Writing Tables, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, Brass Bedsteads and Cots, Fondere, Fire Brases, Dogs, &c., a quantity of Cutlery, Electro-plated and Glass Ware.

&c.,

Threo Pianos,

رحمن

One full size Billiard Table with Acces Buries by Thurston & Sons, London.

On view day before arlo,

Catalogues will be issued. TREME -As namai,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Boogkong, September 23, 1913.

1211

FOR SALE. Tindersigned

PHE Undersigned have received instrue

No. 8, Dee, Veaux Road, corner of Ice Hooss Street,~~ One RONEO DUPLICATOR' Complete with all accessories and practically now. One Case REGISTER, in working Order. THREE TYPEWRITERS ~

Rod THREE PLANOS,

For further particulars apply to the Undersigned.

* of Sale,”

Begistry No

Locality.

Particulars of the Zos

Boundary Monsaramente about.

X. N

It theth L

Ngakra feel

Uprot Price

Annual Real

108 110 115,158 104

Tet the papacy claims that the church. gever persicuted anyone, that she only passed upon the question of heresy and that turned the offender over to the civil power to be punished.

Doon,

A horror of great darkness, like the night In day of which the' Nerland sages tell- Tho Twilight of the Gods. The Ier-hung.)

sky

L

Was black with ominous glomb, save

wher its rim

Was fringed with a doli głow, like tinil

which Blimbs

The erater's sides from the red hell be.

low,

Birds ceased to sing, and all the barn-

yari fowls

The impious bypocrisy of this claim is transparent enough to make it an abso-Rooted; the cattle at the pasture. T 1101 Inte insult to common sense, To those

HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBE

OF COMMERCE.

ASSOCIATION OF EXPORTERS AND

DEALERS OF HONGKONG,

NOTION IS HEREBY GIVEN that

GENERAL MEETING of Dealers in and Exporters of Chiness and other Produce will be held in the ld Chamber of Commerce Room. Orrr HALL, on TUES- DAY, OCTOBER 8th, 1912, at £ o'clock precisely.

BUSINESS:

(1) To approve the Rules, Regulations and By-Laws of the Association as dmfted by the Provisional Com- mittee elected for the purpose of the General Meeting held on 3rd July 1912.

the Annual Meeting of the Associs

tion.

days of persecution, what was the secu Tar power? Only a tool in the hand of the church to do its bidding.

FOR A TIME, TIMES AND HALF A TIME.

God's people were to be given into ber hand for "a time, times and half a *ime,"

(See Dan. 4: 32 for a time.") John, in Revelation, speaking of the same Dower said it would persecute 42 mouths or 1,280 days. In another place he says must 1.260 days. Rev. 13: 6, 14; 13: 6. | A “time." is one year, "times" is two years, and half a time" is half a year. In all 34 years or 1,260 days. The Jews always reckongd 30 days to a month or 360 to a year.

Since we are dealing in symbolie Jon- gungo 1.260 days signify 1,260 litersi (See article ive for explanation) vears. These years begin when the last of the

(2) To olect a Committee to net until three horus were plucked up A.D. 508. Adding to 538- the 1,260 years we learn the days ended in A.D. 1708. In that year Berthies, witli a French army enter Draft Rules and By-Laws say be had oned. Rome, proclaimed a republic, took application to the Secretary,

Applications for Membership may be sent in before or after the Meeting.

Forms can be obtained from the Secretary.

Chinesa Doslers, Exporters and Mor chants interceted in the Export Trade are specially invi ed to attend this betting.

By Order,

R. A. M. WILLIAMS,

Secretary Hongkong, September 16, 1912:

1183

KOWLOON-CANTON · RAILWAY.

(BRITISH SECTION).

SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS FÜR GOLFERS, PICNIC AND SHOOTING PARTIES.

TIFFIN TRAIN

the pope prisoner, and for a time abolish ed the papacy.

But Jesus had said those days should he shortened or none of the elect would be saved. Though the time did not end until 1708, the Reformation became No strong that persecution really stopped few years before that time.

31ark said, "In those days after that tribulation the sun should be darkened." At just the correct time, after the per scention had stopped, but before the time was fully up, the sun and the moon were darkened. This accured May 19, 1780,

This article being already too long I here give but a few references in this darkening of the sun. Others will gladly be furnished if desired. The falling of the stars, which necured in 1833 I shall leave for somo future article.

|

|

Lowed, and looked homeward; lais vo

leathern wings

litted abroad; the sounds of labour

died:

Men prayed, and women wèpt: all cars

grew sharp

To hear the docin-blast of the trumpel;

shatter

The black sky, that the dreadful (9) face

of Christ

Might look from the rent clouds, not an

he looked

A loving guest in Bathang, but storu As justice and inexorable law."

MEDALS FOR BRITISH SAILORS.

Several men of the British torpedo futilla rucníved, just before their; recent

teparture from Tientsin. 4 special medal from His Majesty the King of Italy for their services in the Mea-ins earthquake disaster. The ribbon is grean and white, and with each medal was a letter to the following effect: "His Rritannic Majesty's Ambassador at Rome has much pleasure in forwarding the Commemorative Medal which His Majesty the King of Italy bas been graciously pleased to confer upon you in recognition of services rendered to the victims of the earthquake in Southern Italy

of December 28, 1308.” —" P. & T. Times,"

STAMPS FOR TIBET.

Stamp collectors should note that the Dalai Lama is "hortly issuing a new Tibetan stamp to supersede the surcharged Chinese issue at present current in Tibet. The revolt of Tibet from Chinesa sovereignty sould not have been successfully accum plished were it not for the weakness of the

for

Tibetans have little of the organisation o prosent cantral govertiment in China,

cohesion necessary for self government. Webster's unabridged dictionary, edi and in this connection it is interesting to THE Public is hereby notified think on and from SATURDAY, 23th instant,

tion of 1881, page 1804, says, Darkonte the reappearance at Thanss of the and each succeeding. Saturday until further Day. The May 10, 1780; so called a

Russian agent, Durjisti, a Burist by birth, who has played a crosiderable, part "in notice a train,will fears Kowloon at 1.25 account of a remarkable darkness on that Tibetan politics in the past. Whether r.. (las Ferry from Hongkong 1.15 ray." He says further, "In some places the Dalai Lama hae arranged a postal for gore ho for Sham Chan calling at Tai Po and Fan

persons could not see to read. common service before ordering his now stamps we print in the open air for seve al hours do not know, but in any case the first inane

A REFRESHMENT CAR WILL BE ATTACHED TO THIS TRAIN ON WHICH A FIRST.CLASS. C LD TIF. FIN AT 81.95 PER READ WILL BE SERVED TO FIRST AND SECOND CLASS PASSENGERS ONLY.

To assist the management and for their | own personal comfort passengers are requested to book their nesta in advance

which may be dons by telephone or letter up to Friday night,

The Train will be made up and waiting at Ko loon at 1.00 2. so that passenger?. crossing from. Hongkong by the 12 65 r.ư and 1.00 F.M. Ferries, will be •able to start their tiffin before the departare of the 1153 train:

HUGHES & HOUGH. Auctioneers,

Hongkong, Sept. 13, 1912.

NOTICE

HIGH CLASS PRINTING

AND

BOOK BINDING

DONE XT-

"The Refreshment Car will remain at Fan Ling for the use of the Public during the afternoon, and will be attached to the Expres calling at Fan Lăng at 6 10 7.a.

On Sundays the Car will be attached to the 10.15 A., and will be available in the same way for Refreshmente st Fan Lng hat no tifla will be served unless ondered In advanta

By Order

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