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DAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1912.

and Hough

THE GOVERNMENT.

anctioneers

AND

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eneral Brokers.

ROPRIETORS'

KWA WAN"

STORAGE.

Coday you

M STH HAITION). SERAPHIC CODE.

aphic. Address

ONY HONGKONG.

EC AUCTION.

ed have received instru~- el by Public Auction Kon

R-8,DA Y

sbar, 1912, at 2.30 r.m., at

Oo, No. 8 Das Vœux

of Tox Hovas STAKEI,—

es QCANTITY OF

LE

HOUSEHOLD

URNITURE,

...

dc.,

niture and must be sold.

sing as follows:--

Room Suites, One Silk One onther Covered.

sirs and Sofas, Carpets and

a few Dil Paintings and Room Suites, Double and Brass mounted Bedstemis

, Wardrobes, &o., Teak.

oom Furniture, o., &c.,

ice complete and Dessert

y, Electro-plated and Glass

Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

THE Undersigned have recaired instrus.

tions to sell by Public, Auation. (FOR 400GUNT OF TRA CONORANED),

WEDNESDAY,

the 20th November, 1912 at 12 Noon, at their Salon Rooms, No. 8. Des Yeux Road, Corder of Iou House St.,-~ 40,000 'CUUSIS GOLDTIPPED CIGARETTES.

10,000 MEMPHIS CIGARETTES. Those Cigarettes are guaranteed to be in good. Caudition.

TERESA usua',

HUGHES & HUUGE,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, Novembar 14, 1912.

1443

PUBLIC AUCTION.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

THE Onda bi serien, PHE- Undersigned ha received Instruc-

(FOR ACCOUNT, OF THE CONCERNEE),

D

MONDAY,

the 2nd December, 1912, at 2.30 p.m., at *Four WENT.' No. 143,

Magazine Gap, The Fork,

THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

tc..

FURNITURE,

tei, Thoroin Containeri.

&c.,

Full Particulars will be published later.

HUGHES & novon,

Auctioneers.

TEAMS-A avani,

Hongkong. Noveniber 6, 1912,

Hotels.

THE

146

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD. KOWLOON.

Stoves and Kitchen-By-kind permission of the officers alled Ware, Cutlery, &c.,

Brass Fendars, Fire of the 25th Punjabis, the Sewing Machines and Doc

band will play at the red Ricksta;

diso

of Carved Blackwood Cottage Piano, 1 Large Safe, and a few pieces of

before sale.

I be issued.

ascal

HUGHES & HOUGE,

لم

• Auctioneers.

1431

aber 9, 1912.

LIC AUCTION

E'

ed have received instruc- by Fublic Auction

2 OF THE CONCERNED

OD

SDAY,

ber, 1912, commencing at

their Sales Hooms, Voenz Road, Corner of House Street,~-

ALUABLE CONSIGNMENT OF JAN MADE CLOCKS,

cke specially designed for Room, Library, Boudoir,

Gold Fancy Clocks. triking Clocks of every

Variety.

dinta from Catalogue), APED BEFORE IN STOCK. Friday, the 2nd inst. USUAL

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. arember 14, 1812.

C AUCTION.

1443

med have received intras.

by Public Anction,

OF THE CONCERNED).

01

RSDAY,

Bir, 1912, at 2.3) F.M., xt!

, No. 8, DES VOUZ

of Los House Street-

TEOUS COLLECTION OF

CURIOS,

paping

&C.,

Porcelain Vases, Bowls, Opiam Pipa and Bowls, Opium Boses, Two Sta Land Stands, Beveral pieces

Furniture, A., &c. cludes many picons of Old

are fam Catalogue). Before sale.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Audioneers, fgvember 13, 1912,

REBALL

1441

103 have received instruc

(for account of the ébéis: Balos Rooms, o. 8,

Gorper of Ice Hours

Table with all deges

STATION HOTEL,

during and after Dinner on SATURDAY, the 16th inst.

Mi pundition by Thanggan

A SPECIAL MENU HAS BEEN ARRANGED,

For Particulars apply to

THE MANAGER. TEL. No. E120. Tolg. Address "TraMOTEL.' 59€ Hongkong, Feb. 27, 1912.

WYNDHAM HOTEL, WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET,

Opposite Clock Tower.

and ONLY TWO MINUTES' WALK FROM BUSINESS CENTRE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

11

AUCTIONEE E

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.

FOR

SALE.

SECTION A or E. L. L., 370

Aron 25,376 Square feet. Position: Facing King's Park

Money on Mortgages at market rates.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

COMMERCIAL.

Cotton and Yany.

Momro James F. Hutton and Co. Libli, Manchester, in their weekly report dated Dot. 24, stato-

Liverpool Catton-Mid-American spoč, today 6.19, laat week 6.09, Mid-Amer ican, current month, bo-day, 5,00), Ist wook 5.87. F.G.F. Egyptian :spai, to- | day, 9od. last week:Hyd.

New York Cotton spot-cants,, pustar- day 10.05, laat wook 19.73.

London.-Bar Silver to-day, 99fd. last week 291d. Bank of Eng. Rato to-day, 5% last week 5%.

Cotton Figures from. August 31st Lt to st Friday. Liverpool Stock.-All kinds

Tions to sell by Pablia Auction

EE Undersigned has reosived instruc-of Catton, this year 319,120 balon: Inst

Gu

THURSDAY,

the 21st November, 1912, commencing at Il A.M., at his Sales Rooms. DUDUELL. STREET, -

-A QUANTITE OF SUNDRY HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

On view of day of sale.

Tanks -Chah on delivery,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, November 13, 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION

Or

1460

A FINE COLLECTION OF CHINESE CURIOS

THE

(Just Arrived from Peking),

THE Undersigned has received instruc- tions to sell by Public Auction

00

SATURDAY,

the 23rd November, 1912, commencing at

2.30 r.., at his Sales Rooms,

No. 4, DUUDELL STREET, — A FINE COLLECTION OF CHINESE CURIOS FROM THE SUNG, MING, KAGNHI, YUNGCHING, KIENLUNG & TOW.KWONG PERIODS, Comprising →

year 234,100. Liverpool Stook.-American Cotton, this year 373,900 bales; insb Fear 100,000. Amerissa Del'd Spinners for the week, this year 314,000 baler; last year 214,000. American into sight for the week, this, year 877,000 balon; last American into eight for year $20,000. the sasson, this year, 2,038,000 bales; Inaz year 3,311,000. Receipte at Amrican Ports, this year 2,322,000 bales; last year. 2,503,000 Visible Supply.-All kinds of Cotton, this year 3,781,000 balos; last year 3,098,000. Visible Supply.-American Cotton, this year 2,925,000 bales; last year 2,578,000. Visible Supply.--Egyptian Cotton, this year 200,000 bales; last year 117,000. Visible Supply.-East Indian Cotton, this year 87,000 bales; Inst year 60,000. Visible Supply. Other kinds of Cotton, this year 131,000 bales; last year $1,000.

Our last week's report' gave-American Spot Cotton prices at New York 10.75 cente, and at Liverpool 8,06d-fluctuations have taken place daily during the week, yesterday's closing prices being 10.95 conta and 17d respectively-the advance last Saturday the 19th just initiated at New York upon reports of too much rain in the Eastern Cotton States, and prospective Blue and White, D-colour and B-colour frosts in the Gulf States Bizzled out, partly Vases, Plates, and Pheques, Snuff Bottles, for want of confirmation and principally as Jade, anbury Carvings, Bronze Figures, a result of the lagu evenient of Colter Vases and Incense Burners; Peking into sight for the week, viz: 677,000 bales Cloisonne Vases and Lacquer; kimbroider-e-mpared with 026,000 a year ago, and ed Mandarine Costs: Chinese Pictures,

etc.. etc..

etc.

Da View from Friday, the 2nd Nor. Catalognes will be issued. TERMS:-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, November 16, 1912.

1457

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Mrs E. R. Belition PUBLIC AUCTION,

fortunately so

be judged C.D. J. Bell far as ca lay actual arrivals, the, quality and Mr G. A. Beza THE Cademigned has ressived inetristaple are balew the standard, and for Mr C. R. Banyo Mr J. Bernhard House Bell by Publin Auction Lancashire this fact in diost unfortunate, Mr F. Y. Betts

expecially following upon the same circum- stances with the record crop last year-it. mours paying much higher prices on the part of Spinacre to obtain their standard graden, that are quoted at Liverpool, and correspondingly dearer yarns and mauu- factured articles-Further the irritation and disatiriaction of the weavers through

on

FRIDAY and SATURDAY,

the 29th and 30th November, 1912, com- mencing each day at 2.30 P.M., at his SALES ROOMS, DUDDELL

STREKT,-

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(the latter by the celebrated S. Komai) -- - -ever-offered for sale in this Colony. Further particulars will be published later.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Lauctioneer. Hongkong, November 14, 1912.

TANDING in its own grounds with A

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Apply to

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Numerots quiet Saiten with luxuriously

FO

JEYES

FLUID

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wages, which already is causing disputes And wrangling with the masters, may develop further into lock-nofs or strikes.

In India the prospects for the Catton Crop had improved during last wock; more zain however was wanted in portions of Khandesh and throughout. Berars, Kathia war and Gujerat, and no further calles are Le band on the subject until tomorrow, when the weekly official cable report is published-from Egypt there is no fresh Dnews as to the Cotton Crop.

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Mr A. Mackenzie Mr and Mrs N. F. Mrs Mackinnon and

Blanch

child

De U. Marriott Mes R. T. Matheson

and child

Mrs Jamieson Baydo Mrs MaCme Mr and Mrs C. Bryer Mr J. Madden Mr Bulione Mr O. Buschner Mr and Mrs W. A.

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MeKenny

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Daris MEG American Cotton for the past ten days, the Mrs E. P.

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Mr C. Defer apprehension of decline farther down has no doubt bern in the minds of Mor- Mr & Mrs. Dera-M: K. H North chants in our large consuming centres; they have however to give consideration to the facts of the long engagements of manufoo Rturers of most classes of piece goods, the

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Mr... Rapun reports of the crops in that constry, an well as in India, the probable improve. Mr and Mrs Eliott

Mr E H. Ray Miss F: Bray Mr H. H. Ewing ment in Egyptian finances upon the

Mc B. W. Rics Feldatelo Mr B. realisation of their Cotton and other Mr E. G. Fisher Mrs H M.Siker and

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“Mr R. M. Sikor detorrent to continued good trade here is Mr F. Forcoy

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Ful r Mr. P. CSethus Shipments next year for other kinds of Mr DeanUSA EAM; Gile Bhaw goods than Greys viz: Prints, Dyed Mr and Ms Mr. Bhora Me H. Hunter Dr. Sibree

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to Earopena officials and merchants in this than run the risk of waiting, and Mr V. Goulburn Colony for over ten years,

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Motor (Cod Co Typhoon Map &

Guide.

prove right, and it is quita on the cards that now is a good time to buy, certainly is will be so, should that American Crop bo 7 damaged seriously through stores or killing frosta, daring the next few weeks, when an advation would be inévitabala

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HONGKONG" AND "BQI

OHINA.”

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