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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1812.

Hughes and Hough

A DUTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

Géreral Auctioneere

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

**TO-KWA-WAN"

COAL STORAGE.

Codes naed: AEO, ¿TH & STH EDITIONS, AL. TELEGRAPIDO CODE.

Telegraphic Addrem

· MEIRION' HONGKONG,

"PUBLIO AUCTION,

THE Undersigned have received instens. Tar to all by Public Asetion

THURSDAY;

the 21st November, 1912, at 2.30 r.M., at their Sales Rooma, No. 8. Dos. Fosaz Rand, corner of Ten Roosa SAKET,—

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, Siz.,

All New Furniture and muss be sold. Comprising as follows:---

Two Drawing Room Suites, One Silk Tapestry and One Leather Covered. Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rag, Pictures, a for Oil Paintings and Engravings, Bed Room Suites, Double and Single Brass and Bras mounted Bedsteads and Cots, Buronus, Wardrobes, Sc., Teik- wood Dining Room Fumitura, &c., &o., 1 Dinner Service complete and Dessert Service, Crockery, Electro-plated and Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves and Kitches Utensils, Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, &c.. Electric Laps, Brass Fendos, Fire Brasses, &ö., 2 Saving Machines and One New Rubber Tyrod Rieksha;

A few pieces of Carved Blackwood

Furaiture, Coltage Piano, 1 Largo

Anctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

"WE Undersigned have received instrus-

To Major Hairan, a to

well by Pablla Aaction

on

FRIDAY,

the 29th Novombar, 1912, at 3.30 †,Mp 45

No.15, Lymoon Villas,, Kowloon,—.

THE

VALUABLE HOUSEBOLD

104

FURNITURE,

Thatoln Contained,

(Fall Particulars from Catalogun). PRAE 20-AA vacasă,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Änationaars,

Hongkong, Forecabar 19, 1912,

1468

PUBLIC AUCTION.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

Tutality Pablo, auchfon,

THE Underigned has received inateng-

(ron: ADCDUST OF THE CONCERNED),,

י,

MONDAY,

..

the Bad December, 1912, at 2.30,

*WORKBANK WEST, No. 143, Magazine Gap, The Poak,-

THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, Li

Therein Contained.

Full Particulars will be published later.

TERMS ---AL-DEVEL

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneer's Hongkong. November 6, 1912.

Intimations.

MARTIN'S

APIOL &STEEL

SPILLS

* Preses Remedy for 231 Izredniaries MARMORs of Ladine alwart komp a beR VE-

●Pútnim the MODNE, 10 AZNAzs ka dast Son of say temesisetter of the system a

sely fous may be adcaLajosecní. Tip Wh

aroughout and on you tra MARNIK, damnik, Borsatogeen Sad

MARTIN'S

SAPIOL BILLE APIOL OFTEFL

American Icon Safe, and a few pieces of HAIR DRESSING SALOON,

Old Porcelaina.

Da viow day befuro unis, Catalogues will be isened. TE-A muni,

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, Nevenber 9, 1912.

-1431

PUBLIC AUCTION

HE Undersigned have received instrac- Tous well by Fablic Auctica

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).

On

TUESDAY,

th 26th November, 1912, commencing st 2.30 r., at their Sales Rooms, "No. 8, Des Your Road, Corner of Ieu House Street,

A Larox and ValuablZ CONSIGNMENT OF

1416

=

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUQTIONIIE

PATHOS OF PYRAMIDS.

Palaces of the Dead Rißed of Their Costanta:

The Tomb-Palacor of the EgyptianDE was the subject of a fascinating lectura dulivored by Mr. B. Fletcher, of the

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. | University of London, in the danyfino

FOR SALE

SECTION A or ELL 570:

Aros 25,376 Square foot. Position: Facing King's Park.

Money on Mortgages at market rates.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

| Half of the British, Muscum recently,

With the aid of maglo-lantern picturos on a large sorven he described the houses of the Egyptian dead, ranging from tha great pyramid of Cheops itself down to the smaller. Mastava: and the rock aut Bombs of the Theban Mountains. The Auest and woet extraordinary triumpha of Egyptian architecture and sculpture were designed for the reception of their mum- miñed dead, and of these the principel romains were the Pyramids, or royal tombs.

..

In this matter the Egyptians offered a THE Undersigned has received instruerery strong contrast to the Assyrians, who tions to sell by Public Auction apparently took very little note of their lend. There was a pathetic interart at taching to thoes anzioni tombe, when it' was remembered that the sole object of

по

THURSDAY,

the 21st November, 1819, commencing at the mighty odifices was to guard and keep

11 a... at his Sales Boons,

Dundeet SasaIT, ----

A QUANTITY OF SUNDRY BOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

On view of day of sale. Txi30 :--Cash on delivery,

GEO. P. LANMERT,

Austnonser. Hongkong, Narombos 18, 1919.

PUBLIO

AUCTION

1480

A FINE COLLECTION OF CHINESE

CURIOS,

(Just Arrived from Peking).

THE Undersigned has received instrue

tions to sell by Paulic Auction

Da

SATURDAY,

the mummißed remains of the Egyptian kings in secret safety until the departed souls returned to the bodica, and, that the

most recossos of the tombs word rifled of their contente as early as tho Roman period. T

The Pyramids were undoubtedly the most imposing of monumental structures now surviving from the ancient periods, but at the saree'timo they might bo can- aidered in many ways as the most extra- vagant of all ancient buildings. The return they offered, either in impressive ness or the higher beauty of art, was comparatively poor in relation to the. tremendous labour and expense incurred in their construction. The great pyramid of Cheops was, computed to contain 85,000,000 ubio fect of stone. At the prosent price f. per cubic foot-this would cost £9,000,000 to-day, and the

the 23rd November, 1912, commencing at building took the labour of 100.000 mes

2.30 г.., at his Sales RoomE,

No., DUDDELL STREET, — A FINE COLLECTION OF CHINESE CURIOS FROM THE SUNO, MING, KAGNHL YUNGCHING, KIENLUNG & TOW.KWONG

PERIODS, Comprising:-

I A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

O.T

NO OTHER · DRINK." "IN THE ¦¦ WORLD · HAS BETTER:: GUARANTEES FOR: PURITY

AND GOODNESS

WITHOUT ALCOHOL DR GAS,

For

Digestion

and

Indigestion

FOR THE RELIEF of Indigestion, O.T. has proved invaluable to thousands of people.

WINEGLASSFUL sipped after Meals, will aid Digestion, pre- vent Flatulence and "Full- Feeling" and help to restore the healthy func tions of the Digestive .System.

BUY A BOTTLE TO-DAY

LAUW ANYT E GELUIZZA IN KALJEREZUNUZZIAL CONSULTAN KEZ İLKEENWINN

GARNER, QUELCH & Co.,

TELEPHONE, NO. 633

for 30 years. It was 182t. high and covered an area of 13) acres, approximate- ly that of Lincoln's Inn Fields. Such was the type of building which the Pharaohs af Egypt thought necessary to ensure the immortality of their souls. The great pyramid of Cheops dated from it's year 3,700 B.C.. whên Clicops. him- Blue and White, 3-colour and colourself commenced its building for the recep Vases, Plates, and Placquos, Snuff Bottles, of his own body after death. fade and Ivory Carvings: Bronze Figures, The second pyňunid, that 44 Seghrea, Vases and Incense Burners; Peking dated from 3600 B.C... For a few geners. Cloisonne Vases and Lacquer; Embroiders they remained intact, but then ne the despoilers. Year after year the ed Mandarine Coats; Chinese Pictures,

nter covering of limestone was torn Mr C. D. Ayton Os View from Friday, the 2nd Nov.trom ita selting to build the mosques et

Mr A. T. Barberini Mr M. Baring Catro, and the sacred chambers were E. R. Bato Catalogues will be issued TERMS:-CLA on delivery.

OLC

ctc.,

etc.

FONG

KAY,

RAZDES GROUND AND SET,

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer Hongkong, November 15, 1912.

1457

PUBLIC AUCTION.

No. 54, WELLINGTON STREET,

HONGKONG.

Graduated in America at the Moler THE Undersigned has received lastrac

tions to Ball by Public Auction

System of Colleges.

GIVE US (A TRIAL Tuz BCAT BARBER TOWN,

- בילא -

The American New Style Chair.

Hongkong, August 19, 1912,

1405

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE CO.

IN WHICH ARE VIITED THE SHARES (OP

COMPANY, LTD.,

NEW AMERICAN MADE CLOCKS, THE OUEAN MARINE · INSURANCE

Including Clocks specially designed for Ball, Drawing Room, Library, Boudoir,

&c., &

Full Rich Gold Fancy Glocks. Alarm and Striking Glocks of every Varioty.

(Poll Particular from Catalogue).

·NETER DESTLAYED BEFORE IN STOCK. Do view from Friday, the 22nd inst. Trave-As usual"

HUGHES & HOUGK,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, November 14, 1912.

1445

PUBLIC AVOTION,

HK Cadoraigned have received Instruc-

imam to Sell by Pahlle Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONGAINED),

aud

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE, CO,

*

11

|

NOTAL Foxin as Sles Decanner. 1911,

£22,561,286. 1—Authorised Capital £5,000,000 Subscribed Capital.£4,500,000 Paid-up Ospitaler £2,AST,500

-Life & Annuity Enada... 16, 136, 180 Sinking Band Account

68, 012

1Fire Funda.

Revenue Fire branch...

Tafe and Antiky

Branches.......... Revenuo Mariné Department. Other Receipts .....

B800,114

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t.

on

FRIDAY and SATURDAY.

the 29th an1 30th November, 193, .com- mencing each day at 2.30 r...

at hia SALES Rooms, DuɔDELL STAXET,-

ONE OF THE FINEST COLLECTION OF JAPANESE ANCIENT & MODERN ART CURIOS AND GOLD DAMASOENE WORK

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

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Pductioneer." Hongkong. November 14, 1919. 1447

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES,

'SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., GENERAL Maniaxar, HosexonG,

| Egohen open and robbed by Arab tribes

VISTORS AT HOTELS,

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr E. A. Beaumont Mrs E. R. Balilios

Mr G.D. J. Bell

Mr Albert Kopp Mr A. Kruseman Mr H. A. Lanman Capt. and Mrs C. L

Lanbaa

and Mrs H. D. Law

Mr R. Lalumann Mr G. F. Lehnert Mr K. Leon

of the desert. The Mastava are another kind of tomb, but still constructions.

Mr G. A. Bena their conception sprong probably, frora B.C. R. Benyon

earliest form of Egyptian grave, Med

Berobard cooped in the sand and covered with Mr E. C. Best Eslab of stone to preserve the bodies from Mr F. Y. Betts Ewild animals.'.

Mr and Mrs N. .F. Mr S. Lauria.

Blanch

DEAN INGE ON NOVEL READING,

Vice As Bad As "Boozing."

Dean Inge, who objects to being alluded to as the doleful" or "the gloomy dex," took characteristically pessimistic view

Mr J. Lewinston

Mr G. T. Lloy!

Ho Jamieson Ros

Mr and Mrs J.

Macaulay

Mr O. Buschner

Mr N. C. MacGregor

Mr and Mrs W. d. Mr. and Mrs Nail

Burbong

Major

MiCarey

Carey

MacIntyre

Randall Mr A. Mackensie

Miss Chappel Mr B N. Christie Mr A. A. Claxton Miss J. S. Clement

Mis M. Clement MT. J. Cokely

MiG.

Mrs MaCro

Mr J. Madden

Dr O. Marriott

Mrs R. T. Matheson

and child

Dr and Mrs C. W.

McKenny

Mi-E. W. McKibbit Mr-John McKibbin

Mr B. K. Mehts

Bir J. Mierecki

Dr J. M. Meyors

Mr & Mrs H. Michaels

Mr D. M. Mickle

Mr H. Malden- Mr J. Morris

of Books, Their Flea and Abuse," on Mr W. R. J. Cooper which be delivered an address recently Miss Crocker

Mis W. F. Cowan before the Library Assistants' Asociatia Mr Louis B. Crizer in Stationers' Hall.

Curry The slovenlinssa of modern literature, bo | Mr C. H. Davin

Mrs E. P. Davis said, was almost unparalleled, and he feared

Mr G Davis it was slipping into mere joumalasu. A Mr J. Davis

Mr J. D. F. Malder Mrs J. D. F. Mulder „few years ago journalista contented them- Bir A. F. Deane

Mr C. Dofer

Miss Mr &

Mrs H. Durn-Me and

Dr Neubert hsai

Nurden MFR. H. Dodgson Mr J. Mr. Douglas. Mr R. E. North Mr W. G. Drew Capt. and Mrs F. D.

Northcombe Miss Drummond Mr and Mra H. O. Mr V. d'Oettinget, Mr L. L. Fendleton Ehrenfel

Miss 8. E. Quiar' Mr F. do in Rama

salvos with split infinitives, but since then they had degenerated into much worse. It "was only in penmanship that this dagene nation was apparent, the west on, for similar symptoms were not to be found in painting or music. Bet," he added, with something of a return to cheerfulness, **after all men must·live.”

Naasim

Dr S. F. Randall

Mr and Mrs Eliott Mr H. H. Ewing Dr Logs quoted the saying that literatura Mz H. G. Fisher £29,581,988 | J. T. HAMILTOŃ, Ganztaz Marions, was the only profession, in which the

Mr W. Foerster Bir EH. Ray 2,567.158

living dog had to compete with the dead FOR MEN Baez, Tokyo,

lion, and proceeded to deplors the amount Mr E. &. S. Fowler Miss F. Resy of light noval reading, which was fashion. Mr Freach & child Mr B. W: Rice 1,973,269 New Insurance Paid for..... 25,687,500

Mr Denman Fuller Dr Scherer able at the present time. Somatisies, be 289, 692 Outstanding insurance amounts

George to £282,653,290 said, the amount of light fiction taken out Mr And Mrs J. F. Mr W: Schmelke Assets amount to........ „£104,068,685 | by borrowers from public libraries was 5 Miks Georgs £5,233,312 Surplus amounts to...... 17,823,768 much as 70 per cent., and at seaside resorts

G. Gordon Dividends to Pollyholders.

there The Acolimulative Funds of the various

1910

10,575,157 nearly all female who would takes book Mr V. Goulbourn the 28th November, 1912, at 2.30 r.., at Branchos are separately invested, and, by Total paid Policyholdes 1910 68,438,sen out in the morning and return for another Mr and Mrs Joseph

Aut of Parliament, ata sat aside to meet Tobed faxpenses for 1910 PA 10,399,03% in the afternoon. the claims under the respective DepartGross earnings from Interest ments of the Company a Business,

or

THURSDAY,

thair SALES Rooms, No. 2, Dza Vaux ROAD, Corner of Ion House Btrast-

A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF CHINESE OURION; &c., Comprising:

Bronze and l'orcelain Vasos, Bows, Wall Plates, &o, Opin Pipes and Bowls, Snuff Boilles, Opium Boxes, Two Sote

Brass Halberds and Stands, Several pieces of Old Blackwood Farnituro, &0., S.

The above includes many pieces of Old

Porcelain.

430,193

JHEWAN, TUMES‘A CO'

Agents

EVER ISSUED UNDER

PURELY NATIVE DIRECTION,

was to be found a class of reader--

Mr

Gould

Mr and Mrs J. **Sibley Mr J. C. Sibley

Mr J. Siebath

Miss M. Simkin Mr EE Smith

1.Boloman Such skimming of trashy novels," he Mr. M. Gracey Mr H. II.

PEAK, ROTEL

".

SOLE AGENTS

GRAND HOTEL.

Dr. and Mrs Arbrey Mr and Mrs W. M. Mr W. E. Andrews Mr L. Mills

Humphreys

Lieut. Arch Mr & Mrs V. Arm- Mr & Mrs Lec. Jones

strung

Mr L. M. Bayley

Mr and Mrs l'eyor

M and Mrs Jones

Mr A. Keith

Lt. Col. & Mrs D. P.

Caps. & Mrs Bourchoir Test and bild

ard girl

Mr and Mrs II. M.

Mann

Mra Bowdler

Majer & Mrs Bowen Mr Mason

and 3 girls

Lieut. Brewster

Mr O; Art

Mr P. Ballaus

Mr F. G. Becky

Mr F. C. Campbell

Mr W. Caraca.

I

Me G. Challenger Mr. Jack Cordell Mr Cook

*Miss M. Enethagen

Mon Mr F. Eddingfield

Capt. & Mrs Mchupa

children and nurse

Attorney-Gener&R.A.M.C.

Mrs Bucknill

Mr J. D. Milne

Capt. & Mrs Crater, Rev. Foster Pring ·

maid and children Mr and Mrs Petria

Mr Redan

L. and Mr T. C. Li-CL Rad-liffelt E. Eng. Cumar Rome,

Cunningham

Mr M. Darch

Coneal & Mrs Bitzen

F.N.

Mr and Mrs G. G. Dr&Mrs Kath mord,

Gordon

RK.

Capt. & Mrs Green- Majer Savy

held

Mr A. Sinclair Mr and Mrs B. & M. Findlay Smith

Hala

It. Cal. Smith

don Hall, R. A.M.C.Mr and Mrs Talati Mr W. B. Und Mr sul Mrs Thomben Caps & Mrs Hodgins Mr. and Mrs W. M Major Bumpbray"

Lt. Col. and Birs Cor. Mr and Mrs Soffiatti

Watenp

Mr. and Mrù.....W..G. Major& Mrs Weaborn

Humphreys

Capt. Whitfield:

Mi David Wood

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

Mr T. Aoki - ·Mr Q. N. Manhoď: Mr F. Áron

Miss Massay Mr and Mrs A. M. Mr G. E. May

·Baldwin

Mr and Mrs F. Mrs Birse and child McHugh Mr W. T. Bryant Mies G. Van Buren

Mr F. Milnor." Mr K. Miyatomi

Mody

|

Mr F. Evans

Mr. C. J. Morresgall

Mr & Mrs Mudie

Mr A. T. Myali - Mr ". T. Nelsen Mr P Nitze Mr M. Differ Mr H. I. Oikon Mr A. M. Orton Me S. Paul

M. V. Ponnell Mr & Mrs Pink

Mr & Mra Rodritisky

Mr Jore F. Figueras Mt A. Tont Mr J. A. Gittan Mr E B Graham Mr W. 1. Gregory Mr Peyton Griffin Mr G. G.

Fanna

MR. Russell Mr & Mrs Ruell Me L. Schnitto Mr & Mrs Schuoitlar Mr F. H. Shaw Mr. R.Shearer Me A Smith Mr & Mr J. tanhoff Mr E. Thompson Bit Ter Mr J. J. Lynd Mr R. Valpale

Mr C. Hennings, Mr & Mrs Kingabry Mr J. Jacolan

Mr & Mrs Lorentzu Mr F. Larria

Mr & Mrs theson Mr H Vantde Mr and Mrs Miller Bir H, W. Wheeler.

ATTOR HODLE.

Mr J. B. Amok

Mr A. Bickart. Mi L. Bíob

Bir J: M. Haria Mr A. T.Haskim Mr J. S. Hayward

Mr and Mrs F. R. Miss E Eastmayar

Dorioni

Mynd Mrs W. T

Kentley

Mr De le Bourdogue

Mr. R... E. Brooks Mr Jas, Brown Mr M. Byan

Mr. M. Bycra Mr. J. D. Byrne

E. Mr & Mrs Carlier

Mr N. Castalia Mr A. Cavender. Xr H. V. Channi

Mr & Mrs Campbell Mrand Mrs J.E. S. Tient. Crosse

Mr W. A. Donaldson Major J. Morris Capt. W. Ehrhardt Misa Mullins Mr & Mrs Evans andMr M. F. Murray

child

Mr and Mrs Nowail · Capt. & Mrs W. 0

Passmore.

Mr J. Evang

MrEwing

Mr R Faithfull.

Mm Finchett

Mr Geo. Grimble

Dr E. Grunfeld

Mr and Mrs H R Philips and family

Mr B..Pinsbergen Mr B. A. Bamsey D.Mr and Biru J. E, Mins F. onders

Наузел

Mrs Schenk MR. M. HendersonMr Otto. Schrimor Mi H. Huntar Dr Bir O. M. Jenkins Mr and Mrs Kemp Mr & Mrs G. Laurik

Send

Sibres

G.Smith

Me HS. Spurge Capt. & Bira A. H. Stewart & children

and Rents for 19102148,599 | said," "in roally, a dissonne, which is almost Mr D. M. G. Gratamien Bound Mr.anit Man Lemaire Mr. 71. H. Taylor

And child

fiction is unfortunately not only trivial but Capt. T.P. Haal Mramiral & Mei | Capt. & Mra Majer Miss S. Wilson

Gross rate of Income from

Investmenta 191.0 Hongkang. Feb. 23,"1918. |

as bad as 'boosing, and much of modern Mr J. Grimshaw Mr P. DA

Vica poisonous. I am not squeamish about Dr. G. Hann such things he remarked, but I think Mr and Mrs W. A.A.G. Tato

Hambal Mrs Hany

* Taylor that it would be good if the influença ol

Mr W. T. Harbord Mr G. Vermeij the modern Franch novel were not present.

Harrisen A.

Mr E. Vollbrecht Man

Volilnocht. Mr. H: Watkins

M. Talai

:

NOTICE.

And son...' Mr E. Makashima

BAR CHAND CARILYON, HOTEL, G, MA

MrT. A. Chopard Mr H. W. Chreswell Mr D. Coallin Miss E. B. Dolllver Mr S. H. Dorny Mr &

& Mrs

ಗಾಂಧ

Jas. Ed

Miss Edmond

Mr

3. Feinstein Capt. O, Foster

Mis L. W. Karry Mr and Mrs LE

Kidwell

Mr T.Y: Ko & family D: W. R. Lamb. Mrs H. Lavell

Mr V. Laugebi Mr H. H. Miller Misa i Mr L. Morris Miss M. Moregum Mr K. de Morris MS. Morton Mr F. Mo Mr F. M. Nicolas Mr J. T. Nichols Mr Aims MrPathe Mex Pisag Mr J. A. Scots

Mr and Mi Foster Mrs A. Sohr MrTwo Freaking."

Mr H. Fuller Mr J. L. Gihney Mr J. S. Gilles Misa I. Hargrove

Mr and Mrs Li

Tinty .Mr B. E. Williams

Mr Woodward

KINGDOEKRE, ROLL

Mr and Mrs

Nowall

Mr. Arndt Mr and Mrs J. E.

Baakhours Dr and Max 2. W.

Brown

Dr and Mm Patien Mr and Mrs An 11

Perfect

Mr Walker Mr and Mrs H, P. MIA E Carlston Mr & M J. Bobark

Mr and Ms M., D. son Winslow and child

Came

Mrs G. Bachan: Mrs G French and Mr M. T. Schaller child- MrA LEhiya Mr & Mrs F. Allen, Mr and Mrs O. Man-Mr Gillingham Caph O. V.6. Skrime Mr & Mrs W. Bishop,- dalhamDS -

Lionti& Mrs Hawath qatare, BA and child,gitude Me DeviceMurray and Dy & Men Bran-JonesMe B Smith Mr S. Bol ́en 2 Mr&Mr R. Putonji | De Bilt Martyn Lobb Mr.B.

Tomas Capt. and Mrs Brage Miss Glady Porter: ^^|| Mr & Mrs W. Logio Mi van

M MB Pound Mr TRMMajcen, MFF. WW6

Mỹ H

(Full Particulars from Catalogue).LUE JuinesP LEIHUM ered in literature, has been a teacher to corrupt our own literaturs. D: S. Hough Mr and Mrs BBW Prindle, Jon Mr E8 Morrison Me J.-W.Wilmer

On view day before sale.

TERMS :-A@'pats), **

'HUGHES & HOUGH.

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, November 13, 1912.. 1442

FOR SALE.

STUE Ündersigned have received fustruc

tions to sell (for account of the concerned), at their Sales: Boomis, No. 8, Des Vraitz Road, Corner of Ion Heuss Street.

1 Full size Biliard Table with all Acces sories, in good condition by Thurston & Co., London.

華字日修

*Bar Limazing Careers PoteTEAR-XR- -Comarkolat JoURNAL

PUBLISED KVELY MORNING.

CONTAINS THE Most BILLEDE TELEGRAPHIC.NEWS: FROM NORTH CHINA

Detroit HP. Motor, NewARDOUS FORTE IN CHINA, AND JAPAN

1 Britgeport 8. H.P; "Hator, (Goad Con-

ction garanteed)...

· 1 Américan Casis Register.

Full pamteules/fpem the Undanigued. “

„HUGHES, & MUUUH

Andiosens.

26, 1912.

Straum deliverkk

of the

in our literature. Those squalid tales of Mr A. E. Herdman adultery are not lits in Paris or anywhere Miss M. Hirst except in a very Barrow circle of what Me Farold Holgate Mr. O, E. Walkins LESSONE IN CHINESE,

called the smart set. To be addicted to Bir H. Holmes Miz & Mes. 3. Webb such reading is a vice and to manufacturer

Mr D. M. Whamand is a crime. It has become dauger, Hope. MR LI HON VAN, a Chinone graduate and I am afraid that such trash has

Mr G. Horine to European officials and archants in the He feared also that much of the modern The teaching

Capt. Innes-M Birs F. Jaenhil & maid: Colony for over ter ymand in schools was thrown'AWAY.

of our council schools, unable to Me S. 1 Joseph Me Jual Me Mr A N posas to pam in the Chinese sammunition, and is powed cof a first zabe certificate as been introduced to them in the suitable Miss Judah Chinese teacher. He has also a good know: atmosphere, flow to the works of same man

MFT. Kabane ledge of Mandarin and Haklik of his own class whose books bore the trace Me W. Hallo

Those who intend Inaming the Chiness of the vulgarity of those who konw litla ft Mr & Mr Pan, King Hangange are requested. ɓa-walim zaxożół

was only the boy who had been brought China Mol' offer or direct to 51. Holly Hug in pivarsity or public school-who (wood-Bond, lat Booti

Hongkong, hay 17, 1918

He has a good method of safning Burperating sa clasice becausó ho nid: nob"

could understand they flimsical and the by beauty of the teachings of the great, bar (paune it was only in these institutione flint the study was complate...This I believe

b c son for the present seger vation a driftstrom freligion (CA-Uwenn,

"NOTES ON WILD IS LIFT

HONGKONG, AND SOUTH

By na Bay, G. & BUNBURY, MA,

To be had at the Cara Manr. Offlow

†Spenser of Dante, Apart from

o which has been brought p91 esities or public schools, the koogittis of Botafog kyany do not understand.

Mr B. Komur

Ira J. W Misa L

Miss M. Bag

ood

Mr. D.. Ullrent

Mr M. W. Carnon

Be

wood MERARI MIFF,

Mr A. F. Remedios Me A. Bigg

Dellin Conner Mr W. Robbing Mr And Mr Arthur

Mn J. Crayford

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