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FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1913,

ughes and Hough

AcuriousRS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

TO LET

GEO. P. LAMMERT

TU LET.

NO. 3. ORMSEY VILLAS, GRANVILLE

ROAD, Kowloon, from 1st August. Apply to

SPANISH DOMINICAN

PROCURATION,

2, Bogmour Rond, Hongkong, Bongkong, July 16, 1913.

TO LET.

IN

892

A 7 ROOMED BOUSE, furnished, upper levels for 3 months or mora.

"Apply to

AND

are, Coal and

A. B. C/o. this paper. Hongkong. July 14, 1913. .....

673

General Brokers.

TO LEE:

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN

"

POAL STORAGE,

Ocdes used: FAB.O. 4 & 5 Erriox

A1. TELEGRAPHOC Cour.

Telegraphic Addres MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Undaraigned have.received lustrno- Jons to Sell by Pabile Arctica,

SATURDAY,

10th July, 1913, at 11 .., RE Sales Houma, No. B, Daw Yoeni ad, corner of Ter: Bora STREET, PA. COLLECTION OF "

LUABLE HOUSEHOLD

&c.,

FURNITURK. &c.,

So..

blading Drawing Room Suite by

** Marinburk"

Fed to Sale Rooms for Convenience

of Bolo,

Theodolite by Gaupp, Hongkong,

Also

urty-fire cases of Blue Label

Condensed Milk.

HUGHES & HOUGH

dualianers.

gkong, July 14, 1813.

| PUBLIC AUCTION,

874

153, PRAYA EAST, GODOWN. S, WONGNEICHONG ROAD. RANFURLY, No. 11, CONDUIT

ROAD.."

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

MENT & AGENCY Co. Lo.. Hongkong. July 10, 1913.

THE

TO LET.

862

THE GROUND FLOUR of No. 6 DES

VOEUX ROAD Contesl, consisting of a Strong Rom and outhouses suitable for BANKING or COMMERCIAL Orriors, ready for immediata eccupation.

Apply to

DAVID SASSOON & Co., Lau Hongkong, July 4, 1913.

TO LET

(FROM 1ST JULY 1013)..

9-16

AUCTIONEER

THE CHINA MAIL.

• MILITANTS" AT THE OLD.

BAILEY.

(Continued from paşa 9.) | Mrs. Winston Churelüll and Mina Asquith were among the spectators. In

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER court when the proocodings began with

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned has received instruc. To co sell by Eublic Anotion

SATURDAY,

the 19th July, 1913, commencing at -14 A.M., at their Sales Roome, .DUBBELL STREKT, —--

Larqs QUANTIET· OF

NOVELS.

On view from Friday the 18th July. Trasa-Cash on delivery,

It

Miss Kenney's spocoly to the jury. In this she referred to proceedings in Ulster and the discovery of rifles at Haminer amith and elsewhere. If the women bad said "Rifles for women, women will fight with rifles," than the Government, the, sald, night have had reason to prosecute:

1

- VOTES OF DISKOŽ.UTION.

tr

It was supposed to be out of the funds. ontal principles of the Liberal policy that taxation and representation should go together, and to that women said “Hear. bear. What is it that makes the Government so anxious to`shat. Da up ?? she asked. Becauso wo are triest in enevaniens to thers at the present time, because we preach Liberal principles from. platform. It this union remainin existence the Government will hayoto give in or they will have to go. They do not want to go, and therefors they shut 880 soma at us up."

M GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auntioneer, Hongkong, July 16, 1913.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

TRE Godoraigned has received lustras tions to Bull by Public Auction

她

SATURDAY,

the 19th July, 1913, commencing at 12 o'clock (noon) at his Sulos Rooms, Duddull Street,—.

A, LARGE QUANTITY OF

WINES AND LICQUORS

casen M. D. Whisky ·

Ray 'do

· Comprising —

8

5

Bourbon do

N°.

[O. 2, MOUNTAIN VIEW, The Peak.

Apply

LÍNSTEAD & DAVIS.

729 Hongkong, June 9, 1913.

30'

3

Hock do Claret do Burgandy de

etc.

etc.

etc.

Åla

10 LET.

SHOP with Godown attached, NATHAN

ROAD, Kowloon,

Kowloon Maring Lot No. 48 with whart.

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FIÑANOF

do.. Lab.

Hongkong, June 1, 1919.

TO LET.

FEIRION, No. 10, Penk, furnished or Misho B Booms. Cheap

rental,

No. 21, SHELLEY STREET. -

To lot or for sale, GLENSHIEL,'

Undersigned, have received instrup-Barker Road, No. 124, Peak, & roomt.

jơng tổ sail by Public Auction, L'ACCOULEZ OF THE CONCERNED),

on

SATURDAY,

19th July, 1918, at 11 a.m., at Sales Rooms. No. 8. Dos Var pad. Corner of Ics House St,— ERAL THOUSAND CIGARS,

VARIOUS BRANDS

Ain Good Condition

And

6 20,000 Virginian Cigarettes in

hermetically scaled tins.

deal.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. kong, July 16, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

881

Undersigned have received Instruc ons to sell by Pabllo Auction

EDNESDAY,

ird July, 1913, commbucing at

at their Bales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Voeux Road, Corner of

MIce Hound Street,-

·A· Lange QUANTITY OF JABLE TEAKWOOD" AND

KWOOD: FURNITURE,

Comprising as follows:-

WOOD-Dining and Drawing Suites, Upholstered Chaire-and arpets and Rugs, Bed Room Suite, Wardrobes, &e, Dining Room Extension Dining Tables, Side- eto., eto, 1 Dinner and Dessert Orpokery, Sandry. Glass. Ware, Stores, Kitchen Cutlery, &d, KWOOD — Overmantale, Card Couches, Armchairs, Flower Stands, Jardinieres, Hall end Ton Tables, Brakete and Photo Frames, etc., ið. Chaira, etc., and a fow picose so Porpelin

Jent's Dicycle, practically now, Machines, 3 Pianos, Joe Cheste, Ceiling Fan and Uno Typogriter. gues will be lauod

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers nly 17, 1913

Books

CRAIG RIRIE, No. 4, the Peak, tp let fine situation; 8 rooms; toonis and croquet lawns.

Furnished KIRKENDOA.' No. 13. The Pank, till 30th September. Immediate possession.

One CODOWN, Daddell Street,

19

No. 59 The Posk, 6' DAMERON. VILLAS, Mount Kellet."

FOR SALE. HARTING and ROGATE, on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1164.

LADBROUKE, N., 9, Conduit Road.

Fine View of Harbour. 8 Rooms, 3 Eath- rooms, Garden and Teapis Court. Accam- modation for 30 Barrants, A

"Apply to

LINSTRAD & DAVIS, ded Floor, Alexandra Bulldings. Hongkong, Ami: 2, 1911..

MY WORD !

81

KEATINGS

KILLS

FLEAS BEETLES MOTHS

THE

OHINA MAIL Typhoon - Guide

SAVARESSES

SANTALY CAPSULES

Most Car

·

Miss Keaney went on to say that i her speechos were inxelorriente to urimae why did not Sir John Simon advise the arrest of other people who had invited others to be in open rebellion?

She naked the jury to find her not. guilty, and, if they could not find her not guilty, then she asked them to refuse to "convict.

In loud and defint tones (sho con- cluded: "I am a rebel. Isball bo n rebel until we got the vote. I am in open rebellion against the unjust and abomin ablo system-economic, Industrial, and political-under which wo have to live And if it means that, like Emily Wilding Davison, I have to die to get the vote, shall die to get the voto, whatever the verdict of the jury."

JUDGE'S SADDEST TRIAL.".

Mr. Justice Philiviere, in summing up. said it was one of the saddest trials in his experience of nearly 16 years as a-jolge. It was said that great causes hed nover boen won without breaking the Inv. That might be true of some cusos.. It was vory.

3 casas Caylon Tea (in suitable lots) in 1 untrue of others. If every recorded set Ib. and 5 Ib. packages.

Og view from Thursday the 17th inst.

• Terms :-Cash on delivery.

":

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

Hongkong, July 15, 1913.

879

PUBLIC AUCTION,

ANTIQUE AND RARE CHINESE:

CURIOS.

Undersigned bave mooived instrue done to beli by Public Auction,

on

SATURDAY,

the 19th July, 1913, commencing at 3,50 P.M.,

A Year. FINE COLLECTION OF ANTIQUE PORCELAIN

from TA Ming, Kanghe. Yung Ching, Kioalung and Tow Kwong Dynastio.. Comprising:-

Colour and Blue and White Vases, Plates, Bowls and Figures, Old Bronze, Jads Ornaments, Amber and Crystal Scuff Bottles, Tonkin hl id work etc. etc. (Absolutely no reserva).DAN

N. B. Bayers on bringing"zatisfactory

of asardy was to be used as justification of further acts of anarchy, then as history proceeded the human race would reneb a position of absolute savagery.

Commenting on some remarks mado by Misa Kerhoy es to the punishment in ficted on mon convicted of outrages on women and children, Mr. Justico Philli toro said he had been a consistent and

stora judge of every man before him con victed of such an offence, and should con

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A Liqueur-Stomachic-Pick-me-up. Made from natural fruits and herbs O,T. isa pure and healthful beverage, and only favourable effects follow its use. After over-indulgence there's no better "pick-me-up.” As a tonic when you feel "out-of-sorts," there's nothing better to make you fit and well again

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Q.I, is a true digestive, and therefore good as a

TELEPTIONE No. 036

Over 30 years ago the late Lord

· Beaconsfield testised to the beraßts ha teenived from HIMROD'S CU RZ, and every post brings ́akailag lettárs to-day,

HIMROD

tinno so during the few years be remuited CURE for

han tho' Bench, e

The jury word away 67 minutes con sidering their verdict. mer. 1 ...In passing sentence the judge sald some people had entered into the matter for. gay and many from a sincero bolief that they were forwarding a good object. In spoch of the prisonces ho anodin thair favour that the last had been their pictive, but that did not make tho case" less sad..

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Water

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gives a "bike" and a delid. ous flavour, that completais

Whisky, Gin, Brandy,

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Ale, Beer, Staut-gives dão nip, takes off hearing and filling efect

SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA,

GARNER,

QUELCH & Co.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HORGXONG`UOTEL.-

Mr J. M. Aaron

Mr A. T. Barberini

Mr E. R. Bato

Mr F. R. Belîlios Mr A. Black

Mr G. Boez

My R. Brown Mr O. Brown

1:

Mr A J. Cambridge Mr A. A. Claxton Mr. W. F. CwoA Viss F Crack-r Mr C. R. Davis Mi& Mis Forteano

ad 2 children Mr J. Dewar Mr and Mrs R. H.

Dongles

Me and Mrs H. O.

Ehronfals Mr W. H. Fl MWT. Fenn

Exporters & Importers W. Fischer

the last few months to destroy, guarded General Merchants lay by day by the policor applying for tha mesialance of the police to protect ladir mostings, owing their property, their lives, and their bodily woman's honour to

and

proof "by the 29th. inst. thet articles that very police and that very Govern Commission Agents.

bought by them are not gengine can have their purchase money returned.

„Traas --Cash on delivery, Catalogues will be issued.

Un view from Friday.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctionerr Hongkong, July 12, 1913.

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

ment which they have been endeavouring in destroy.

...

Some of you at least must be reli

Mr H. Fisher Mr Denman Fuller Mr H. Garrow Mr and Mrs. H.

Ganre

Dx J. M. Gillespie Mr. A. G. Gordon Mr V. Goulbours. Mr.1. Gourgey Mr RJ. Grimba M: P. O. on

Mrs A. NE. Judah Mr E. S. Kabel

Bir Ellis Kadoorio Mr and Mrs W. B.

Knight Mr R..

Krazko Mr A. Eraniomax Mir F. Lerman Mr. G. T. Lloy

Mr M. SH.Mnning Dr E Martyn Labb Mr and Mrs. Nail

Ifaclubyre

DHAND CARLTON HOTEL.

Mr & Mrs F. Allen Bir and Mrs W. J.

Mr & Mrs.Almberg levert

Mr and Mrs B. A Miss A. M. Howett

Balantine

MMD- MNW, Jackson

MGW. Bishop Mr A,

and child

Inwrence

Miss Lennard'

Mr S. G. Bol on Mr A. R. W. Labhley

Mr Bourne

Mr A. Lopez,

Lient RE. B. Brows-Mia Mackenzie:

Miss Brock abank Mrs J. Crawford Lirut, Gon

bia, R.E.

Miss M. Marteens Loyin

Mi

Miss J. Michels

W: Crom-Mr O Meller

Miss Cutting-

Badam Esnault Gee, Martin Mr TG. Flynn Mr Farebrother Mr.

Mr A.

Frith Mason

Mr. R. T. Matheson Alien H. Matheson Mr B. E. Mehta Air J. Meraki

ME A. Morton Mr A. B. Moulder

D. F. Mulder D. Mrs. J. F. Milfor Mr J. Ormiston Mr E H. Ray Mr H. S. Polies Mr FP. Rudder Mr J. Shor

DL

M...

Mise Gario M, Godrig Mr Gosling, Mr H. Grinby Mr A. J. Ginady Miss L. Greenhill Miss Hanbury. Mr G. Harperr

Mr. Parker Mr S. Paul MPS. T. Pike Mr.C. V. Randall

Mr A. F. Remedios

Mr A. Rigns

Mr G. W. Sowoll

Me 11. Stemfo d Ms J, Stuart) Mr RJ. Tres dgold Mr R. Viriceut Miss Vyrian'

Mr & Mrs Williama

XING EDWARD HOTEL

Bir R. Almond

Mr and Mrs J. R. A...

Mody

Me F. J. Cargill Saulmann,

Mr and Mrs EW.

Shaeffer

Mr J. O. Sibley

0. Von Gris- Mr E T. Singer Gone

Mr. and Mrs

Mr. Joh. Brocko V, Smith

Grolaca

Mr

y. Sorby

Mr.T. Ches

Mr H. Olegg

W

Mr and Mrs. Doubie

Min Morrins

Mr J. A. Morphy

Mr M. F. Murray

Mie W. A. Donaldson: Mir à. P. Nöbbe

Mira Everatt

Mrs Flachatt

Mr G. Grizable.

Mr M C. Parson

Capt. & Mrs W. C

Pamorad

and Mrs W. D. Mr A. I Kraft

D. J. Peake Miss F. Paunders

gious people. Whether you are religious HONGKONG, CANTON: | W. T. Harbert Mr and Mrs G, "Er & Mm 0. Kaurit Mas Schenk-

or not, if you are not atheists, if you be lieve in a moral Governor of the Universe, I commend to you this statereat of a lern writer, I believe a woman, who Bescribe the belief that the end justifies the means as trosson to the Almighty."' Ho agreed with the jury, ho continued, in the discrimination: they had mado bo woon the younger and older man and women.

BE Undersigned has received instruo Ltions to sell, by Public Auction

on

WEDNESDAY,

the 23rd July, 1913 commencing at

KN 2.50 ...

At No. 4 Mountain View,

The Peak

A QUANTITY OF

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE |

On view from Tuesday, Catalogues will be fardod, Tamda ukusi,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, July 17, 1913.

LESSONS IN CHINESE

Addressing the prisoners he said-I appeal to you, as an old man, particularly to the three young people; as an old toan" nearing the end of his career. I am af certain as I am certain of anything that long before the end of your res you will look back upon this time with astoniali-

ment that you over, could dream the dreams and think the thoughts lof, out-

Misa Lanton Released.

Lilian Lenton (alice. May Dennis), one of the suffragettes who burned How past, 886 lion, and who admits having gone to e large house new Doncaster with poraílin, stay intending to burn it, was zolessed. from Armies Gard

DNA

1B II HỒN TẠN, a Chinesa graduste Veversed in literature, has been teacher to European ofisis and merobante in the Colony for over den JOLIE,

Paren

He has a good method of training Euro peans to pass in the Chinese examination, and Is possessed of a first rate outline as E Chinees bescher." He has also a good krinw ledge of Mandarin and Hakks

Sho was awaiting trial at Leels Assizes- bút, during the seven days tho has been in prison she has refuse all food, and the prison doctor dermed it unwise to detain her, any longer

It will be rocnind that alia was similarly released while awaiting trial for uns Kow outrage, and she then disapponrod.

DON'T NEGLECT YOUR FAMILY. Those who intand learning the Chinees Boyz eg

you fail to provla

langusiare requested to acts are of Waita bottle of Chas Chines Mall office or direct for 37. Bolly:

rood Bosd, Labour.

Hongkong, May 1 1913.

D

Bupper

Cholers and Diarrhoea Re gesson of the your, you thomas bowel corr prevalent, and it is too

w be tellod with.

if there are

S

SHANGHAI AND

HANKOW.

JAPANESE MAKERS,

EVERY KIND

TAPP

Dr J. G. Handa Miss Square

M-P. Heimann - Me: B. Hondoison

Mr J. R. Hou.Mr K. A. Capt. H. 4. Walker Hewett C.M.G. Mr W. E. Weidler Capt F. W. Holden, Mr H. P. White infant and nurse Mr F. W. White Mr E. B. K. Hunt Mr G. G Wood Mr S. P. Yerdell Capt R. Innes

BETONK

"PEAK, HOW

L. TUR Arber, Mr and Mrs W. G."

RAMU Humphreys Mr & Mrs W. Arm Mr & Mrs P. Jacks

Me and Mra E. S

Mr E, Aucott

Capt. & Mrs Mokuna Mre W. M. O. Bar children and our

rett sod child A.M.O.

Footwear Mr&Mrs T. Arthur Krauss

MADR

no

ORDER

CHERRY & 00,

PEDDER STREET,

Opposita Hongkong Hoes. Toloplano No. 491. dongkery, May 5, 1917.

STING.

Surgeon De

No. 14, D'AqvILAR STARRY.

Mr and Mrs D. J. Mr. E. J. Muutly

Ball

Mr & Mrs Mitchell

more and child

Mr & Mrs Beyor

Mrs Bowdler

Mr and Mrs FL. Obor

Maja Bowen, &.P.D. and child

Attorney-General J. Rey, Foster Fogg

A Backpill

Mr M. Cary

Mr & Mrs Danch

MJ, Plummer

Mr Powell

Lt Col J.J. Radcliffe

Major Dayy, E.RE

Mr CA Dalton Mr Palton Consut & Mrs Bitzon Mr A. Binolaiz Mr and Ms B. AMO. Skott

Mr and Mrs B. B Mr & Mrs & Gibson Sharp Col. Gordon, Hall, Lt. Col. V. H. Unlies

BAMO

Smith AO.D MJ, H. Gordon Mr & Mrs P. Bollut Mr H. Blancook

Mr and Mrs MH. A. Haceland Stewart d children Cape & Min Hodgins Mr O Wagner Major, Hamphory Mr F Walker

He

Mr & Mrs Shethamor

Mr and Mrs Lemars Mr H 8: Spurgu

And child

MJ. Lampor

Mr

W. Logan

Capt. & Mrs A. H.

Stewart & children Mr D. Walker Mr F. A. Mackintosh Dr Walther Stes Major and son. Mr G. C Whitew Miss Mansay

Mr Wilmarth

Mr and Mrs PE

McHugh

KINOSGLZEZ HOTEL.:

Consul General An. Mr TA. Loughlin

derson

Me H. O. Morgan

Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr K, B Morriso

Eackhouse

Prut, O. EL Ober

Mr and Mrs MQ.Mr & Mrs J. Rober

Bowman BOD

Dr. and Mrs B. W. Mrg G. Sachse it Brown Ak beg Mr AE, Shields.

Mr and Mrs. A. E. Caph Y.S.Skrin

Carletonshire, PA

Mi D Flking Dr Stedm

| Staff-Bergeon Hunt, Mir 0. J, K. Tan del

BEACE MIX F. J. Mr.T. 0. Welch, Kunter MrP.D. Wilson, Dr & Mrs Evan-JonesMr J. W. Wilson Mr & Mrs J. D-Little

GRAND HOTEL

Mr Armstrong

Cant, JB Lowin

Mr Brunden

Mr. O. Carvalho

Leyno

Mr. Lotris

Mr McGrath

Mr M. Oiler

Mr Tanncofort

Mim A. Homanis

† Mr Orckey

Mr and Mrs A. B. Misoole

Me Mr. T. Biebärde Crow Mr. Gourict Mia Frampton Mr C. Frenck Me Harder

Dr Keyt

MrBahotineludy. Mr Smith

Mr Vogel

MC. Waisrason Miss Chiaits Zeregs

Mr and Mrs. A. OMED

Akobureb

MD. H/Dalimur Mr James Boyd" at le