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FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1918.

TO LET

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY,

14

General AuctioneerS

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN

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MEIRIOS TONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION HK Undersigned have received Instrac.

Ficus to Sull by Pabie Agation

on

WEDNESDAY,

the 7th May, 1913, commencing at 2.30 P.M., at their Sales Reis, No. 8, Des Vieux Road, Corner of

Ice Housu Street,-

A LONGE QUANTITY OF, VALUABLE TKARWOO AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

&c..

tc.,

c..

Cynprang as follows: TEAKWOOD-Dimng and Drawing Room Suites, Upholstereif Chairs and Selas, Carpet and Rugs, Bed Room Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c., Dining Room

Furniture. Teakwood and Blackwood In.

TO LET.

AROM Ist February; MEIRION, No. 10,

Rooma

No. 21, SHELLEY STREET.

To los or for sale, GLENSHIEL,* Harsor Road. No. 194, Foak, 5 rooms from 1st March, 1913.

ORAIG RYRIE,' No. 6, the Foak, to lub; fine situation; 3 rooms; tennis and crquet lawen.

The 'ETRIE, No. 13, Peak, To Let | furnished.

To let Furnished ·DUNEDIN, Barker Road. No. 135, the Peak, for months "from lat June. Low rent.

..

FOR SALE 'HARTING and ROGATE, co part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 110

Apply to

LINS FEAD & DAVIS, Ard Floor, Alexandra Buildings.

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TO LET-AT KOWLOON.

NEW MODERN 3-ROOMED FLATS,

with two bathrmans, pantry, kitchen and servanta quartors. Bathrooms fitted with English Bitht. Kitchen ha⚫ English Cooking Range and Hot Water Boiler. Electric Light throughout. Immediate

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New Five Ronmed TERRACE HOUSES with Tennis Courts. Ready for sccupation about 1st May.

Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

CO., LTD., Aleaudra Baildings. Tiongkong. Febuary 11. 1913.

TO LET.

108

BISHOP'S LODGE SOUTH, No. 6,

Fenk, Roons unfurnished, for the

Summer.

ון

DENNYS & BOWLEY., Hengka, January 21, 1913.

TO LET.

107

Jaid. etc., etc.. 1. Dinner and Dessert 2 F100, No. 2 PEDDER

Services, Crockery, Electroplated and Glass Ware, 1 Cooking Stuve" Kitchen Utensils, Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, &c.

BLACKWOOD-Overmantels, Couches, Arm-chairs, Flower" Stands Cabinets, Jardinieres, Hall and Ten Tables, Teapots, Brackets and Photo Frames, K., Old Inlaid Chairs, etc., and few pieces of Chinese Porcelains:

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Several pieces of OLD CHINESE PORCELAIN, 1 Sewing Machine, 1 Re mington Typewriter, and Pentic Eyed Ricksha in every quod condition.

Catalogues will be issued. TA &-ul.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, May 1, 1913.

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MAN'S SEPARATION FROM THE MONKEY

The Use of the Right Hand.

The very earliest human being whose remains have been discovered was right-

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER handed. Possibly certain percutage

PUBLIO AUCTION,

1. me rrection 1E Undersigned has recolred instruc

on

TUESDAY,

the 6th May, 1913, commencing at 2.30 .., at No. 1, SEYMOUR TINKACK,-**

A QUANTITY or

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

Comprising:-

Tapestry Creted Drawing Room Suite, Tables Teak Orormantels with Bevelled Gas, Pictures, Ornaments, Erass Fonders, Carpeta, Lace Curtains, Teak Extension Dining Table, Kindsome Teak Sideboard, Dinner Waggon, Dining Chairs, Desk, Soochow Curtains, Rugs, Glas Ware and Cutlory, etc., etc.

Some Black woodware, comprising: Finely Carved Couch, Hall Chairs, Jardiniers, Stools, etc, etc.,

.

of his fellows may have been, left-handed; but whichever way it worked, there is no doubt about in that one of the points of separation between the nobler spas and the lowest of men is the fact that the quick, insistent use of the right hand-was

tterly unknown to the apos.

Dr. A. Smith Woodward, lecturing ca Recent Disouverion of Early Man" at the Royal Institution, showed sofae bones that had been found in such a position s to take them very old indeed. Yet every bone ho showed and every bone he portrayed on the setcon was part of some thing that hat just the same kind of keleton as a man. In the carlier part of the lecture he tell how, in the evolu hou of vertebrates, there came a time when the troodweilers began to develop bruin, "Brain was the only part that Entranced," he said, and after brain levelopment followed the upright posi tion. It is strange that a heavy brain. should esuso a monkey to hold ite boad upright, get so it seems to have been."

Double and Single Budsteady, Bookcases,

Dr. Woodward promised to tell 118 Tia-lined Box Couch, Arm Chairs, Singer's Sewing Machine, Dressing Tables, Wash-something about the most recently dis- stands: Toilet Sets. Record Cabinota, etc. covered human skull in his next lecture. Pantry and Bathroom Requisites, Tee Meanwhile he showed many, lantern slides of the little coiled-up skaloton that has Chest:

Also

been found at La Chapelle-aux-Saints, con the side of a valley--a very small cleft, not at all a place that anyons would antico. M. Boule found it. He had not dreamt of finding human romains, but when he came to a hollow on the side of a limestone hill he and his friends found it lying over what was probably a grave. The horn of a bison was the first thing discover. Underneath was the skel 13, His wraith would need food, and Te bison was evidently the last offering of his friends. Beno or remains of the burse and the wall lie not far away from e burial place, all inside the little cave.

And One Grand Piano by Broadwood, "Teams :—An (rual,

Catalogues will be issued.

On View from Monday, the 6th May. GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong. April 30, 1913.

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THE MANAGER. Txz. No. K19. Telg. Address 'TERNOTEL."

Hongkong, Feb. 3, 1913.

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a an odd corner was a something black-

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It's possible that the La Chapelle keleton may be of enormous antiquity. A few int implements are found in its eighbourhood, but neither reindeer nor one has been soen near it. Possibly his may be a relic of the Middle Pleisto- me. It has luge square eye-sockets. nd it has a big brain-pan. If clothed with Rosh it would be quite as beautiful, cording to modern estheticism, as an Australian busliman. All the earlier ills, according to Dr. Woodward, are nge. As a rule they have a much lar er brain capacity than those of the man, i today. Quantity in the old days is sibly made up for by the quality of -day. Monkeys nevor havu a develop sont like this. Moreover, even the La hupella mab-and Dr. Woodward pro nis to tell us of older relics than that renda lectures next week-always have arietal bones, which proves that the 'eft entisphere of the brain was larger that Prion $14 per annum, including postage. The OHENA MAIL, L., Wyndham Street

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he right. In ordinary right-handed men

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FAROM February 16, 1919, 1st Floor, KINGSCLERE HOTEL, mangement, as the left limba are always

25, Das Veux Road Central, Hong- kong, at present, occupied by Mesurs

Whiteway Laidlaw & Co.

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CHOP with Godown attached. NATHAN SHOP with Godown

Kowloon Marino Let No. 49 with wharf.

Apply to HUMPHREYS' ESTATE & FINANCE

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HONGKONG:

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ntrolled by the right part of the brain. nd vice versa.

No monkey brain has ever been known show differences in its sides. Perhaps the huge difference between curly man and late monkey depends on the fact that 1 man 1160s ous hand (preferably bis right and) more quickly than the other, and to monkey has neither of his upper limbs #pecialised.

A DARING STEEPLEJACK.

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WYNDHAM HOTEL, WYNDHAM (FLOWKE) STREET, Opposite Clock Tower.

1.35

by a film concein, was injured yesterday Mr

J. Cambridge Mr B. K. Mahta

Mt J. S. Chalmers in an attempt to outshine his previous J. Claxton escapades by ascending 3,600 foot in the air in a fivebon steel rocket. Bis injuries

consisted of severe buzis of the Ice Con

J. Cokaly hande, but aft

being dressed in Mrs W. P. Coven sweet nil his famous smile was seen as he Miss Crocker Announced

nced thi he "falt fine and would Dr & Mrs Ouipin

Mr.O.-H. Davin

{ try_*_*proposed to second inside a stepid Mr.A. F. Desze.

LA

cylinder, forming part of rocket, the Mr & Mrs Derteano

and 2 children motive power of which was the ordinary

•Douglas

Mr J. Merecki

Mr J. D. F. Mulder Mr K.

Mr V.

Dettingen

Min G. O'Leary

Mr J. Ormiston

Mr E. Provost

Mr H H. Bay

Mine F. Bany

Mr R. T. Reid

KING EDWARD HOTEL

Mrs R Almond

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MI B. Markhan Miss Massey

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Mr Geo. Grimble

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Balantine

and child

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Mr Q. 8. Pike ter

Bandal Mr G. W Mrs J. Crawford Mr and Mrs W. & Lient. Geo. W. Crom-Mr A. F. Remedios

Rickette Mr C. F. Robins

Miss C. Rickards

Mr W. V. Robinson MrJ. C.

C. Sibley Mr and Mrs E. E.

powder used by firework concerns in tor Mr J. Dewar Fekete The rocket was ten leet long and Mrs E. 6. three feet in diameter. Before the attempt Me W. A. Dolay Was made ha signed a waiver releasing all Mr EL C. Ehrentals

in case of accident. Mrs C. Flulayson concerned from blame in Maring picture cameras were trained at all Mr H. G Fieber on the sky. It was Law's intention. Mr L. S. Garland angled Gar- M: V. Borby Ltd ONLY TWO MINUTES WALK point of height and started to descend.

land

ÓCATION good for Hillside Scenaryo

FROM BUSINESS CENTRE.

bio, R.E Mr B. Diz

Mrs C. Daries

Rev. & Ma Daliz Madam Esault Mr T. G. Fyan+t Mis M. L. Ganthey MrJ. B. Southmayd H. 3. Grandy

Mr 0, Hal Then he planned to

Garland

Mist Square

Mr G. Harper, Families, Residents and Tourists the rocket and release himself from Mr and M II. P. Mrs. Spiro

some down in

lu s przecente..

TAX And Mrs CE, Jackson Considers' le fear was expressed that Mrs I. Geare

Stainer Mr A. G. Gordon Law would be injured in the back-kicking

Mr & Mrs L. Kay of the rockst when shooting from its Mr. V. Goulbourn tripod,

and efforts were made to minimize Mr Joseph Gould,

made thoroughly comfortable.

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the effect of the

tha shook. After dressing in J. Gourgey

small coins.

Mr B. Stephenson

Mr R. Stoat

Mr J

MY J. B. Tapp

My Tatam

MPH. Watkins Mr &

& Mr. B. Wabb

his usual outit of padded clothing. Law Mr P. O. Von Griso- placod

..izz his ears and then Gono

T. P. Ball covered them with uplaps. At precisely as Mr & Mrs. A. Well 4 o'clock I entered the yards of Mr W. T. Harbord and 4 children. International Fire-works Company, on the Mi P. Hayward

Newark Bay side of Jersey City and ** quickly placed in the

col

tabe

Mr H. P. White

Mr F. W. White.

Mrs P. Heath

Hou, Mr Mr G. G. Wood

Hewett, C.LLG.

and encased in an outer pasting: Samuel & Mr.C. & Henderson Mr & Mrs FA Winkler Serpice, manager of the fepworks com

not off the fuse. There was a torriśc PART

WYNDHAM HOTEL

Mr FW, Parkander Mis

Oia Bedaga

explosion and e donte volume of smoke one in the air. Two more explosions fel- loved in quick accession. The rocket hed falled to go up, but instead buried itself in Miss A. L. Boggs Mr Malutyre the ground When rescued law an-Me and Mrs AOMI W. B. Ocker

Mr Parker

• Bower Ng consciona, but quickly recoved. En plans

Burna of copper to build a rocket out of

Mr James One of Law's most noteworthy feats was Miss M. Clark: his jump on April 8, 1819 of forty-one Hiss Z. N. Clark atomys from the roof of the Bankers It Mr W. Dobbe Page Building to Wall-street; Fabrosy 16, 1919, Mr Frohlies

Mr. William Gay IF you happen to be late your mosle will be jumped 'Ironi the centre of Brooklyn

be Courteously and Promptly narrad | Bridge ; October 13, 1912, by jumped from Mrs Bayward fast the Same, Only at The ALEXAN an seroplane up B,000 fast, and landed 598. His E. Hayward

Inlów away alÚnkwood Horbla

HIM. B. Hoy

You must ja the Inopy 'sen da. In res, DEA. CATE

Mi V. Redman

Miss Radman

Mit Aurrth Steptros

Mr and Mrs John

Bawart Mi A: Usher

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PEAK BOTKY

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Dr and Mrs Aubrey Mr and Mrs Kohler Lt. T. C. H. Archer, Mr G. P. Lammert

R.A.MO.

It-Col. & M. A.1. Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Lean, A.P.D.& child

strong

Capt. & Mrs MoMuna Mr & Mrs T. Arthur children and nurse. Mr E. F. Aucott R.A.M.O.

Mr W. M. O. Bar-Mr E. J. McNutly

Mas Messer

rott and child

Mr L. M. Bayley

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Mr and Mrs C. D. J. more and child

Bell

Mr Bernett

Mr & Mrs Beyer

Mrs Bowdler

Capt. Mitchell:

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Mr & Mrs M. Fatton-

den

Maja Bowen, A.P.D.Mr J. Pluramer Attorney-General J. Lt-Col, J.J.Radcliffe,

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Mr Cobb

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R.E..

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A. Miss Robertson"

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Gordon

Mr A. Sinclair

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Bale

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Smith, A.O.D.

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Hall, B.A.M.C.

Mr Grelg

Mr H. A, Hazeland

Mr T. V. H

Capt. & Mrs Stricker

child & nurse, 2nd D.O.LLL

Mr R. Stowert

Capt. & Mrs Hodgins Mr 8 M. Stewart Major Humphrey. Mr & Mrs Sutherland. Lt. Col. & Mrs Tason'

FB.8.

Mr and Mrs W. 0. 2nd D.O.LI.

Humphreys Mr O. Wagam

Mr Hunter

Major & Mr Wenborn

Mr and Mrs Ham- RES. **.

phreys

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DRATS HOTE

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Mr Bamann Mi Calcort Mr and Mrs Craw Me Elson Mr G. Brank Mr Fridley Grace

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*Brown

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Misa D. Filkins

Dr Stedman

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shire, Rid

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· Mas Tangya..

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MF H. P. Thanse

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Hunter

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MIT, A. Laughlin MyRand Mrs. E

Wir

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Merila

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