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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 6, 1918.

Hughes and Hough

ATCTIONEERS TO THE COVERNVENT.

AND ADMIRALTY,

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and..

AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION,“

PR. Underagnei hare extred isďme |

Home to Se by Pubtle ugrun

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNET, 00

MONDAY

the 11th August, 1918, at 2.90 r.M., No. 18 Morrison Hill Road, VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

THE SUNDRY

FURNITURE,

THE DYSENTERY

EPIDEMIO

How to Avoid it, and to Fortify

the System if Attacked.

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE LATE MR. ALFRED LYTTELTON:

(Continued: from para 9.)."

188 be then, after once more' play, ing second fiddle, held it every your from 3 to 96 inclusive, with the single- HE gravity of dye stery, which is exception of 1388. In 1896, he was act often so repistly fatal cannot be same content with the Silver lacy of, and aggorsted. Hence this article, which is then at the age of forty his remarkable exreer was closed. At Soccer ha did duty put-lished in the best latoresta of the

for England. Soutloud in 1876-77, bus de community.

While at the Best onset of darebosama of the long sila; nor did he help b everyone should caule his dector, that win the Football Asseistien trophy at the period when the Old Blonians wars pers thu duense may be nipped in the bud he should remember that the same trest in the footbal armament. Mr. Lyttaiton ment which will build up his strength to dways looked back to his abhi tie days with overe me the disease will also prevent him the happiest of memories, and was to in foand a keen follower of the fortunes of hi getting it. therein contained, -

Dysentery is eminently a question of'ld school or Varsity from the pavilion Consisting of t

ontrition. Hence, to which is pasiyents at. Lord's.. Of lator years he found Saddle Bag Drawing Room Suite, "Eur assimilated and entirely absorbed from the rise in golf, at which he was stiept, as open make Marbletop Dre sing Tables stomach is the first requisits. Of such at everything else. He was a member of foods, none can compare with Sunntogea, the Royal and polent, the Honourabl of which The British Medical Journal Company of Edinburgh Golfers, and the General Brokers." and Washstands, Wazdenbos, Plain and

Releronse to his legal and politica with Bavelled Mirrors, Double Brasstaten: Sanstogan is the best of artificial Royal St. George's 0.0., at Sandwich.

the arjalast. "Ho was careurs must.bo mounted Bedsteads, Greer Sergs Curtains, foods, easily retained nod easily assimilat

ed."

"Some sixteen thousad, destory have Recorder of Hereford and subser coatly Porcelain Commodes, Shanghai Bath: "

$0. &o.

endorsed Sanatogen as the greatest revital- Oxford, a Benaher of the Inner Temp ising and reinvigorating preparation for from 1899, and Chancellor of the Diocese of Rochester at St. Stephen's Ne ra Oa view from Sun Jay the 10th ist.

fortifying the system against infection. Catalogues will be issued.

El, however, dysentery has been gon-presented Warwick and Leamington, and "KSKE ·---ÅS gatubi.

trnetes, the statement of Mr. Arthur R. subsequently St. George's, Hanover square, Thorbuze The Mission House, Singapore) and was Culonini Svarstary ander the last shows the best chance of speedy recovery. Unionist Administration. He was two 961 Mr. Thorburn, writes: "bly wife has for married, first to a daughter of Sir Charle the Inat sixtron weeks boonsultering acute Tonnant, who died a year intar, and He lesso ly

from dysentery, ought on one of our loca. secondly to a daughter of Mr. Archibal stoumors coming does the Malay Penin- Balfour, and who survives him. sular. From the very ürst she has taken by the latter one on and one daughter. Suuntogos, with this happy result, that, ipstone of being a many are, after these many weeks of unceasing dysante y," helpless invalid, she is bri ht and sheerful, on her strength, has been largely main taiced. She has had no other food for some time-simply Snaatogen.

of all Sanategon can be notsined Chemists. All who take it eventually enjoy btter health than they have pro ably over dine before,

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17 agoste, August 5, 1918

BON TON.

JUST ARRIVED:— ANOTHER STOCK OF

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Also

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the 7th August, 1913, commencing at KUSTFROOF CORSETS

2.15 PM, et Cr-cent

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THE WHOLE OF THE

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tings. Chinese and Japanese Porcelains, Serge and Lace drtains (now) Teakwood Dining Room Furniture in good condition, Class and Crockery Vare. a large num- ber of Blue and White Wall Plates. Vases, etc., including large Fire Screca, (Blue and White Po colai Panels), Teakwood Bed Room Furnitaro of seperior make and American Roll-top Desk. Double and Single Brase mounted Bedsteads Bedding, etc., Pantry, Bath Tom and Kitchen Utensils.

Also

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TO LET

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HOME FOOTBALL.

The Football Ascolation.

Alterations in Cup Rules

At Keswick on July 5 the newly cleclou Comcil of the Football Association hold its first meeting and transacted some im portant busines, the "uppetdied being the oficial details of the proceedings:

The chairman, Mr. J. C. Clegg, wh zanimously re-dected chairman, as was Als. C. Crump vice-chairman, for the ssuing year.

The power of clubs' to terminate agree- nents with professional players for pal. No. 2 MINDEN VILLAS, MODY Roan,pable inofficichey or misconduct was con Kowicon, FIVE ROOMS, TENNIS Corr sidened, and the matter was refried to FOUR-BOOSTED HOUSES in CAMERON thoTules ovision And Longuies Sauction TERRACE, Granville Avenue and Salisbury Cothills to consider and report to the i Aveauo, Kowloon. Cheap rentals.

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VISITORS AT HOTELS,

-HOMORENG HOTLI

Mr A. Kruseman,

Miss Lamberk Mr & Mrs J. Lambert

Mr F. Leeran

With regard to the report of No Com- mission ro Kent Football Association and Essex Ecotball Asecalation in the matter: The Council approved the draft Bill to of a complaint against ir. J. T. Clark, bo introduced into the House of Com mucus by Mr. Hayes Fisher, 31.P., to pro

Mr LL AL Lop scarotary of Essex, the matter was udjourned periding the receipt of a reply vont the writing printing, publishing, r "from the Essor club to an official ecm cireulating in the United Kingdom of Mr. T. Barberini munication from the Football Association. advertisements, circulars, or coupons of Mr E. R. Ente

"Mrs. R. Bolilian

Mr Stonewall Lond It was reported that in addition to the my ready fnonsy football betting basi-ir Olivier Brach election of members of the Council al-nesa...

An application from Mr. W. O, Winter Mr R. Brown

Mr Gen. Martiu nominated Capt. R. J. Kentish, Devon-elalden, formerly a director of Middlesis A. J. Cambridge

bell RANFURLY, No. 11, CONDUIT roudy notified, the Army Association had

ROAD.

shira S. Spocter, East Riding Association brough Club, for the removal of his sua Mrs Smoll tt Camp MacIntyre

hell (2) "The application of the Eerefordshire Misses Smollett Camp Mr C. Barebeller May IT. Matharen INVESTE, Spring, Lintonshire W. Bellamy, pension was refused.

Mr A. A. Claxton Misa M. Matheson Football Association for direct affiliation Me F. T. Chapple was granted,

Mr B. E. Mehta. D: A. L. E. F. Cole. Mr A. L. Mathews

1.

THE HONGKONG LAND

MENT & AGENCY O. Ln., Hongkong. July 10, 1913.

TO LET

Manchester Association, W. A. Duck-

862 worth, Woot Ring Association J. Brunt,

and Worcestershire A Hope.

The Finance Committee reported as | follows with regard to the Challonge Cup ins! tie: The Committon have had THE GROUND FLOUR of No. 6 Desador consideration the question of the TORUX ROAN Central, consisting of a final tie strangements for future years, Strong Rom and putheuses suitable for man's Carrying Chair with Blinds, etc. 8.50 pm and 9 p.m., 9.50 p.m. to 11.00 BANKING OF OMMERCIAL OFFICES ready and have asked the Crystal Palace

complete, a large number of Fine Palms, ele.. and P rcelain Standa

On View from Wednesday, 6 August. Catalogues will be larged. TYRA Umbri.

HUGHES & DOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hoogkung. August 5, 19

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=

NIGHT CARS.

p.m. every half hour.

11.00 pm to 11.45 p.m. every quarter of en bour.

for immediate uccupation Apply t

DAVID SASSOON & Co., Lito. Hongkong: July 4, 1913."

Ju..TO LET. (FROM 1ST JULY 1913).

SUNDAYS. 8.00 a.m. to 10.30 am...Every 15 minuter, 10.30 am to 11:00a.m...Every 10 minuter, 960. 11.45am. to 12 Noon....Every 10 minutes. 12.00 Noonto 1.00 p.m...Every 10 minutes. 1.00p.m. to 5.00p.m...Every 15 minutes." 6.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. Hvary 10 minutes NO. 2 MOUNTAIN VIEW, The Feasibility of altering and improving the

HE Undersigned have received instruc tions to sell by Public Auction

(For Account of ML. F. X. D'ALMADA

Z CASTRO),

on

THURSDAY,

the 7th August, 1913, commencing at

#2.30 P... at Eliot Crescont

No. 29, Robinson Road,

THE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, tc, therein contained

Comprising Largo TEAKWOOD Hall Stand, Hall and Stair Carpets (now). Upholstered Arm- chairs and Sofas, Blackwood Tables, Bards, Chasira, oto, Pictures and Paint- ings, Chinese and Japanese Porcelains, Borge and Lace Ourtains (now), Teakwood Dining Room Furniture in good enadition, Glass and Crockery Ware, a large number of Blue and White Wall Platon, Vance, etc, including large Fire Seon, (Blast And White Porcelain Panels), Tes.cwood Bed Room Furniture of superior make and American Roll-top Desk, Double and Bingle Brass-mounted Bedsteads, Bodding, ote, Pantry, Bath Room and Kitchen Utensils,

A complete Bet of 60 volumes. The World's Great Classics," Stokil American

6.00pm to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minutos. 7.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Etery 10 mi

NIGHT OARE as on Week Days

SATURDAYA

Extra Cars at 13 m'dnight. SPECIAL CARS by astangement af te Company's Office, ALEXANDEA BUILDING Das Tox Road Contra!!")

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SOS."

Amaral Manageri..

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The Chinese Mai

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CONTAINS THE MOUT BYLIANIS TELEGRAPHIO NEWS FROM NORTH CHINA

Ice Chest (now), Largo. Enamelled Bath, ALL THE Laat Iwerddaannon FACH

Lavatory Basin, various Bath Room Fit

tags and Patant Lightalog Goysar all by

VARIOUS POSTS IN CHINA AND JAYAS,

Ewarts & Sons, Ltd. (practically new) 88.50 per Amum delivered in Bosfons Lady's and Gentleman's Carrying Chair with Blinds, etc., complete, a large num$12.50 la ass-Coan Ports,

ber of Fine Palma, etc., and Porvalain

On Thew from Wednesday, 0th August, Catalogues will be issued. TERMS AB TIDust,

HUGHES & HOUGH

Auctioneers. Hongkong 31st July, 1918

inty dishes at the

5. WELLCATON BEEST, Hasco,

THE

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ATO.

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Apply

LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Hongkong, June 9, 1913

TO LET

An application from C. S. Buckley, lato of Aston Villa, for sanction to be registered for a club other than the Villa

38 joumed..

KAU

Mr G. T. Lloyd

Mr E. A. Blay

Dr E. L. Martyn Lobb

air and Mrs Neil

Mason

!

Mr & Mrs F. Cropporr T. E. Molloy. Mr.W. G. Darby. Mr G. J. Hogno Mr & Mrs W. Crossy Mr. J. Merecki

Mr & Mrs Bert cano Mr J. 1. F. Maldur

It was decided to send the following Mr. H. Davis Mr A. B. Boulder

reply to slotter from Lord Roberts, ask

authorities to provide accommodation for ing for the active cooperation of the 120,000 poopis to so the match. The Football Association in the promotion of Crystal Palace authorities have requested the objecta of the National Service 81B the Football Association to submit a League: The Football Association has cheme whereby hey will be prepared to boon formed exclusively for the promo pay an annual rental and make their own tion of ono particular sport, nod that is altorations and improvements. The Fin the only mattor upon which the em ance Commities are unible to recomm bera are agroei. On everything elas of rond any scheme whereby the Football public nature there are divertities of Association is required to take the respon opinion, and we should be a divided body. ground the necessary alterations and the past to confiar ourselves strictly to Wo hats, therefore, fell it accounty in improvements are made by the Crystal the business for which we were formed, Palace the Football Association would be and, we cannot make any exception to prepared to consider proposals for the that rule without detricons to the in nutel being, played there for a eories of torests of tho Association." years on terms to be arranged." The report was adopted. b

TE

MEIRION, No. 10, Peak, furnished or unfurtished. 6 Booms. Cheap resta'.

To let er for sale, GLENSHIEL' Barzez Road, No. 124, Pesk, 6 rooms.

ORAIO RYRIE, No. 4, the Foak, to let; fine sitantion; 8 rooms; tennis and oroquet lawns.

One GODOWN, Duddell Street,

HARTING! Arstin Toad, Kowloon, immediate possessión.

It was decided that the appointment of fito various committees for the ensuing year, should bo mado, by the officera.

Soverul-altazations were made to Cuy ompolition rules. It was decided as to Amateur Cup rule that gaired between players of the same club were not matches for the purpose of the qualification of players. It was also decided that in. catches played before November 1 and attor Dovember 31 which rwulf in a draw nxtra half-hour must be playod; in matches played from November 1 to FOR SALE de

Paccoraber 01 which resulted in a dri HARTING and ROGATE, on part of extra half hour may be played pro- Kowloon Inland Let No. 118ded the two clubs mutually agree. The

LADBROOKE, No. 9, Conduit Road. Fino View of Harbour. 8 Rooms, 3 Bath Council ikawiso Recuted that in future rooms, Garden and Tennis Court, Accom- all enfareos in the Qualifying Competition should be appointed by the Council, also modation for 30 Serrals.

Capply to S

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, And Floor, Alexandra Buildings. Honghone, Audi 2 1002

LESSONS IN CHINESE.

all roferoce and linesmen in the Com- petition Proper.

The rula in both competitions with 61 regard to colours of cluba was altered to read, Where the colours of two ogn (Kuting clube ara pinzalar the visiting team must change With regard to the Chal- lengd Cop, it was decided that when

played anal tis has resulted in a draw the Council shall fix the date of which the match should be replayed.

RLI HON FAN, a Chinese graduate versed in literature, has been a teaches to Europost officals and, mariants in th's Colony for over ten years

He has good method of training a psans to pass in the Chinese examination, and possossed of a first rate cartiicate AE Chinese teacher. He has also a good know ledge of Mandarin and Hakk

Those who intend learning the Chines language are requested to write bare of China Mall ofice or direct to f, Holly wood Road, Ist docx,

Hongkong May 17, 1912,

LIFE WITHOUT HEALTH, 15 LIVING DEATH

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Bracing on thei It gives some to sko mahausing Fatonerally, H. Tapetoros las falling svergina and lus purta nem lɛg a

Lan Teckntly NoMed played onl "vigor

The proposal that tourtown third clone Faros should be paid from the gata toccipts. visiting clubs instead of cloven da horo totoro was lost. In futuro in the Can petition Proper It was donded that tho tes to forces should be one gulica and

a balf. That through the competition;

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Dr Keyt.

ETEGSCLEBE SOTEL

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ciels were in stundance, refores tinosmen be paid ball toon, play travelling

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