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THURSDAY, AUGUST 7, 1918.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers.

AND

hare, Coal and

General Brokere.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN"

COAL STORAGE,

Codes ased:

A.B.O. 4 & 5TH EDITIONS, AI. TELEGRATING COUR

Telographic Addres

MEIRION' HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Oudersigned has receivad Instrue) tions to Sell by Public Anstien

ON

SATURDAY,

the 9th August, 1918, 12.00 noon at cosir zaion Rooms, No. 3,

Du Vieur Rod," Corner of

Ice finano Arrest,

SEVERAL THOUSAND CIGARS,

"

Various Brands" Good Condition.

Aise

A lot of Saddlery, etc., consisting of Palo Eaddles, Bridles, Hits, Boots, Rags, &=* &c.

TEMA:- usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH. Auctioneers.

Hongronz, Aug. 6, 1913.

PUBLIC

967

AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received Instr. ticht Salt by Public Anction. FOR ACCOUNT OF "HE CONCERNEC,

MONDA Y

the 11th August, 1913, nt.2.30 P.M., No. 13 Morrison Hill Road.

THE ACHI-Ar

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

therein contsized,

Consisting of :--

Eur

"Saddle Bag Drawing Room Suite <opend make” Marblatop Dro ng Tables and Washreds. Wardrobes, Plain and with Bovelled Mirrors, Double Brass- mounted Bedstends, Green Serge Curtains, Pureclaik Commedies, Shanghai Kath,

&c. Lic., &t., On view from San lay, the 10th inst. Catalogue will be issued. Tznam :--¡ nus).

BUCHES HUUGIL,

Auctioneers.

Ingkong, August 5, 1913.

961

EUROPEAN AGENCY.

('HOLESALE buying agencios undertaken for all British and Cun-

W

tinental goods, including

Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Chemicals and Druggists' Sundries, China, Earthenware and Glassware. Cycles, Alotno-Cars and Accessories Drapery, Millinery and Pisen Goods, Fancy Goods and Perfumery, Hardware, Machinery and Metals, Jewellery, Plate and Watches, Photographie and Optical Goods, Provisions and Oilmen's Storrs,

etc., etc.

Commission 21% to 5%

Trade Discounts allowed.

Special Quotations on Demand.

Bample Cases from £10 upworda,

VICHY

VICHY

NATURAL MINERAL WATER FRENCH GOVERNMENT'S Springs

ETA

VICHY CELESTINS

In bottles and Kidney and Kindred'troubles, bladder half bottles trouble-Gout - Gravel - Arthritis

For Liver trouble and Billousness,

VICHY GRANDE-GRILLE VICHY HOPITAL For Indigestion.

REFUSE SUBSTITUTĖS, MENTION HAME DT SPRING, REQUIRED VICHY-ETAT PREPARATIONS

VICHY-ETAT SALT Natural al from the waters, In Uns and bottles. VICHY-ETAT TABLETS 2 or 3 after meals make digestion easy. VICHY-STAT COMPOUNDS

INTIMATIONS

BON TON.

JUST ARRIVED :— ANOTHER STOCK-OF

ROYAL

WORCESTER CORSETS

Also WARNERS

KUSTPROOF CORSETS in five different shapes

LISLE STOCKINGS

in nil colunta. CHILDRENS' SUN

4

BONNETS and HATS

A Nice Assortment of EVENING COATS and READY made Dresses at reasonable prices

TRABIWAYS COMP^^Y,

LIMITED

CIME TABLE,

'WIEK DAYS'

7.00a.m. to 8.00 ....Every 15 minutes.

to take your own

digestivo aerated vator.

TO LET

10 LET

MODERN TRAFE-ReoMED FLATS

BritBINGS. Ceravall Avenue, Kowloon.

THE

CHINA MAIL.

TO FIRE LONDON,

Outragista' Latest Mad Sshame."

Phosphorus Tubas.

onch Aviators Asked to Drop Bomps.

The authorities of the special branch ad Seotland Yard, says the Evening Stan ford," have "juss uneseshed an elaborat los on the part of the Suffragists, which e intended completely to calipso any. ng that the militant women, hav taerto attempted in their fire-raising Ampaign.

C.&B.ENGLISH SOUPS

30 Varieties

All Delicious

Economical

-Made in K

ESSE & BLACK Mizute

The Cuisine of one of the finest chefs in the world available for your table.

Crosse & Blackwell Guarantee these Soups

By Royal Appolatmen

A

On a certain night to be agreed upo weares of these mod women word to maily worth frem differens quarters of Lowdown! aid start fires in lending business castren

the City and Wost End, and, pos- able, in several of the principal Govern.. napt altces. Special attention was to given to the congested area, ör fire Anger rune, in the City.

For this purpose the most elaborate steparation had been made. Thousands. of tubes of phosphorus- highly indian- mable element-bad been prepared t tered in a certain quarter, together with quantities of fire-lighters. tow, cotton wool, and other combustibles, sufficient, in fact, to set ablaze a great portion of London.

TO LULL SUSPICION.

In order to full suspielen, the piros-

imm time to time been rumored to diffar..

No. 2 MINDEN VILLAS, Mony ROAD,horus tubes and other combustibles have Kowlos, FIVE ROOMS, TANNUS Corer FOUR-ROOMAD HOUSES in CaMERON TERRACE, Granville Avenue and Salisburyent quarters, and, of course, had to be Avenue, Kowloon.heap rentals,

SHUPS with Godes attached, NATHAN ROAD, Kowloon,

ti

Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANO

J... LAD. Alongkong. July 23, 1910

TO LET,

smiled with the greatest oure. But the Ruthorities got wild of the plot, and even if the wholesale fire-raising expedition is attempted, the conspirators will find eer. tuin culties in their way.

The completo and terrible nature of the women's preparations for this firë raid Loudon establishes the fact that they havo received technical and expert clie nical advičs, not only in the preparation, bat in the handling of the combustibles. Otherwise, in the removal of the re RANFURLY. No. 11, CONDUIT stores from plaev to place, a disaster might have happened to the conspirators THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-themselves.

MENT & AGENOT Co. L. Hongkong. July 10, 1913,

ROAD.

TO LEI.

11

There seems to bo no limit to the evil 862 leigus of these misguided women. In their endeavour to set London sblaze they had oven gote as far as to approach ees- cain French aviators with a proposal that they should carry explosive bombs serosa THE GROUND FLOUR of No. 8 Desio Channel, and, simultaneously with the Tons Rad Central, consisting of a Strong Room and murtouses auitable for BASKOG OF COMMERCIAL OFFICES ready for immediatsjoempation. Apply to

DAVID SABFOON & CO., LTD. Hongkong, Jaly 4. 1913.

TO LET.

(FROM 1ST JULY 1913).!

Apply

LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Hongkong, Jane 9, 1913

women's efforts in other directions, should- trop the bombs upon the roofs of the

rincipal buildings.

The bombs tore to have been supplied froia London, but to the credit, of those B6 French sirmen concerned, they at once. rejected the outrageous proposal, notwith- tanding the offers of rich rewards; and promptly communicated with the British Micials.

8.00 s.m. to 10.00's....Every 10 minuter. 2. MOUNTAIN VIEW, The Ponk, 10,00a.m. to 11.00 s.m...Every 15 minutes 11.30a.m. to 12.45 p.m...Every 15 minuter, 12.45pm to 1.15 p.m...Every 10minster. 1.15 p.m. to 1.45 p....Every 15 minutes. 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 p.m...Every 10 minutes, 2.15 p.m. to 6.00pm...Every 18 minutes. 6.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 minutes KYGHT CARM.

| 8.50.p.m. and 9 F., 8.50 p.m. to 11.00 p.m. every half hour. 11.00 p.m. to 11.45 p.m. over quarter of

An hour.

SUNDAYE.

8.00) .. to 10.30 am...Every 10 minučne, 10.30a.m. to 11.00a.m...Every 10 minutes 11.45.m. to 12 Noon... Every & minutes, 12.00 Noonto 1.00 p.m...Every 10 minutes. 1.00 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Evory 10 minutes, 6.00p.m. to 6.00 p.m...Every 10 minutes 6.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minciu 7.00 p.muto 8.10 p.m...Es ery 10 minutes NIGHT CARE us on Week Dayd

SATURDAY

Extra. Daca at 12 m'dnight. SPECIAL CAPS by arrasuceïnan? så til e Company's Office, ALZIANDRA BUILDI De Vosur Road Central.

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SOA

Caneral Messangers;

i

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TB you happen to be, are your meals will be: Courtomaly and Promptly sorvad fust the Same, Only wi The ALEXAN

TO LET.

T19

MEIRION, No. 10, Peak, furnished or

rental

unfurnished.

6 Booms. Cheap

GIRL COMPOSER.

18-Year-Old Lady Wine the Grand Prix de Reme

Milo. Lili Boulanger, a girl od 19, Sze won the Grand Prix de Rome for musica! To lot or for sale, GLENSHIEL'omposition. Mile. Boulanger is the com. Josef of a cantata, entitled Faust et Barker Ecad, No. 124, Peak, 5 TOOMS.

GRAIG RYRIE,' No. 4, the Fork, to

Hielone," and her work is described by let; fine situation; § rooms; tennis and

the judges as one of great freshness and croquet lawns.

distinction.

One GODOWN, Duddell Stroot,

HARTING Austin Road, Eowlcon, immediate passossion.

FOR SALE. 'HARTING and BOGATE, on part of "Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1164

LADBROOKE, No. 9 Conduit Road. Fine View of Harbour, 8 Rooms, 3 Bath rooms, Garden and Tennis Court. Accom Imodation for 30 Servants.

Apply to

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, ård Floor, Alexandra Halldings, Hoogkong. Aug. 2 1911

THE OHINA MAÏL'

Tho runner-up was M. Muro Delmus, who has uiready, competed eight times

to be made under ideal conditions, as are all their table delicacies.

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PILLS

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1/11, 2/9, 4/8.

Presan Remedy for allfreegularitie Fodmands of Lending hiwaje komp • Hot Gi Karun's 21% in the house, in on the dem sign of any regularity of the gynum a Upely A may be adatzizlared. Thions who them, Benne 138LY ON

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TERMS VERY MODERATE Uonsultation Froo.

THE

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VISITORS AT HOTELS.

KONOKONG BOTEL

Mr L Alff: Capt. L. T. Baker Mr A. T. Barberini Mr E. R. Bato

- Olivier Bench Mrs R. Belili.

Mr H. A. Hill Miss M. Hodges Mr James Holland Mr H. R. Busch Miss A Hughes Capt. R. In

Miss R... B-igert. Mrs A. NE. Judah Mr & Mrs P. Beza Mr E. S. Kobel Mr R. Von "Bha-ir ElEe Kidoerie.

Mr A. Kruseman menthal

Mr Stonewall Fond Mr&Mr. J. Iambert Mr K. Van Breen

Mr B Brown

Miry Lambert

3fr F. Leeman

Mr à. J. Cambridge Mr G. T. Lloyd Mrs Smollett Camp-Dr EL. Martyn

"ball

Lobb

Misses SmellettCamp-bir and Mrs Nail

MacIntyre boil (21)

Mr. and Mrs F. X Mr Geo, Martin

D'Almada B. Castic Mr C. Farahrather And 2 children

Mason

Mrs A. Chandler Mra R.. T. Matheson

13 M. Matheson

Mr F. T. Chapple

Mz A. A. Claxton

Mr B. K. Mehta

Dr A. L. & F. Cale. Mr J. Merecki

man

Mr W. G. Darby

Mir T. E. Mol or

Mr & Mrs W. CressyMe 0.-J. Hogue Mr & Mrs F. CropperMr A. D. Moulder

Mr.J.D. F. Mildor Mrs J. D. F. Malder De Neubart Mr J. A. Canil

Mr. B. Darnell

Mr C. H. Daria

Mr & Mrs Dartuano

and 2 children Mr F. M. Devilbiss Mr J. Dawar

Miss G. O'Leary Mr J Ormiston

Mr Eart Putros!

Mr and Mrs R. H. MR. R. Pierce Mr E. L. Fallen Douglas Me and Mrs HCM S. E. Rablill

Mr B. II. Pay Ehrenfele

Mr C. F. Rightor

31 W. H. Foll

in the contest, which makes Mile. Bou Can be obtained at the following Mr H. Fisher Bir de 3. Rocho

Tanger's victory all the more ineritorious

The Boulanger family, can fuzisha markable list of members who have won

places in Hongkong

the coveted distinction, which carrios with The Hongkong Hotel.

Th Bongbong Ferry Whar it an annuity of about £120 for four yeurs, with rooms at the Villa Medici in Romo. Mile. Lili Boulanger's grand. The Kowloon Ferry Wharf. Juthar was Grand Prix do Rome at the The Kipak, Blake Pier. time when Ambroise Thomas was also a

pensionnaire, and her elder sister won the The Upper Feak Tram Station. 81 second Grand Prix five years ago,"

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Leang Ming (Astor House Hotels Lan Pang Kro (Astor House Hotel), Ab Choo (Queen's Road).

MR. G. B. SHAW'S GENEROSITY. Wo Chsong (D'Aguilar Street),

During the afternoon Asting "de Fabion Conference at Clifford's Inn Ha M Barnard Bheir entered and sat with the delegates. Ho ventured to make a uggestion to the chairman conserning a resolution and amendment.

The Chairman: I don't want to call you to order, Mr. Shaw; but are you a dolo

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Talegraphio Address Min Hongkong. Topane No, 22

3fr. Shaw: No, I am no

purely generosity on my part. (Laugh

tor.)

"May I ask," inquired Mrs. Starvem, the boarding-house landlady. why you ire putting your raffes sup on the chair 1" Because, returned the boarder," the fenffee seems so weak Ithough I'd let it take

& rest,

A trio of versed from the other side" A man way have a sounding name And still be galto acknown to fame. Napoleon St. Clair Brosson Greggs When last we met, was peddling eggs. One would supposs's name so fine, Most be that of some great divine, But Chortorfeld Maxmilian Bater Each morning shinen outnumbereights. A good name's macb to be desired, But this we do are we've retired: WA lock our chicken coop each my Bedación el Abelium Maddin velitềnh

Buttonje& Son (Kowloon) Hotly Obeong (Rewoon).

etc.,

sta,

Mr Denman Faller Mr. E. Gallotte'. Lt. E. B. Garly Mt H. Garrow Mr and Mrs I. H.

Genze

Mr & Mrs L Gilder

and baby Mr J. N. G

Dr J. 12. Oilepic Mr A. G. Görden a Mr V. Goulbourn Mr J. Gourgey Mr R. J. Grimshaw Mr P. O. Yon Griso-

Gozo De J. G. Hanna Mr and Mrs W. A.

Hannibal. MW. T. Harbord Dr Hartmann Mr W. L. Heiburg Mr B. Henderson

Mr C. W. Rosentück Mr Admiral A. Ross Mr W. ROR Miss A. B.E Mr Emil R-th MR. R. Roxburgh Mr J. O. Sibley Mr E. T. Singer Mr and Mrs E. E.

Smith

Mr V. Sorby

Mr

G. L. Spencer Miss A. Square Mrs W. F. Stering Mr J..B. Tupp Bir E. Vointz Capt. H.A. Walker Capt. W.D. Weish Mr W, E. Wadler 3ir F. W. White Mr and Mm F. H

White

Mr G. C. White Hon. Mr. A. Dr O. 0. Wong Harett, C.MG. Mr G. G. Wood

●SELF OURE NO FICTION ! & More, C.

NO

NAP NOW DESPAIR,

THEYRERENCH REMEDY, THERAPION NO. 1

Caradis

Low days only,

THERAPION No.2

Creshnod poison, bad legs; ulcers, bones, p #wolled Jalals, &c.

| mercurial tepat air THERAPION No.3 vitice ERSTICSs, lost vigurand vital forc didina Co.Haverstock Ka Lama

Wambar Therapion &

1, of chemiete pr

Trade Marked. "Brith Govt Sump »

THERAPION X OURES TO STAY DURED.

KINGSOLERE, HOTELS

GLAND HOTEL Mred Mr Allan Mr Amisfold? Mr J. Anderson ·

Mr W. C. Bird

Ms J. Brown' Mr and Mrs A.

Crow

Mr Finson Mba Foxyth CMFC. Francko

r. Frosse-1" Mrs Bretendall

Consul General: An Mr E. S. Morrison Modernén hatása Prot. J. H. Ober:.. Mr and Ms JH. MA. D. Opauslis

Backhouse Mr & Ma J, Rober De and Mrs B W.

Mrs G. Baches Browa Mr and Mrs A. E. Mr A. L. Bilelds

Chapt, C. V. Be Br Carletoniro, IL A His R. Conway Mrs J. M. Day in Miss E. Everett Mim D. Filkins

Dr Stedman

Mr G. J., K. van TARAMA

Mr Guedes"

Mr C. G. King. Capt. J. S. Lowia.

don

Mr F. Lorria Mr Marsh 559. B. Miss Now1atso

Caps, Follard Mr Rayno "Miss Reilly

Miss Saundor9 Mr. A. H. Buyer Mr A: Smith 'My Tayler

Mr and Mrs Hanock Me J. Thomson

Was Hoanck

Miss Flatwood

'De Kort

Miss Thomson

Mr. O. Weismann

GLAND, CARITON HOTEL

Mr & Mrs Almberg Mr & Mrs G. Dingle Mr and Ms B. A. and child

Balantine

Mr G. Baries

Mr V. Baltisteros

Me T G. Flynn

Mr. J. Grandy

Mr G. Harper

My W. Jackson

Mr & Mrs W. Bishop Mr W. F. Hart

and child

Mr 8. G. Bolden MA. R. W. Libbley

MOW, Randall Lieut B. X. B. Brows-M-B. Paul sinitor.

Me Yan Caitland Me A. F. Remedios

Staff-Surgeon Hunt Me and Mrs T. C. Mrs J. Crawford Mr A. Bigg

Dr. & Mrs Eran-Jonas Mr P. D, Wilies Zatz do zky JAH, Livia-

Lieut. Geo, W. Crom-MA. Bent Ubis, REUP MEG, W. Bawall Hire Dunde

Sole Stanalasturers:

1. T. DAVENPORT, Lid,

London: S.E.

PELK HOTEL.

LAT.CR. "Archer, Major General Kolly

R. A.M.O.

Mr & Mrs W. Arin

strong

Mr T. Arthur

M. H. F. Aucnit: Mrs W. M. U. Dar

relt and chiki

Me and My C. D. J.

Bell

Mr & Mrs Toyor Mrs Bandlor

M and Mr. B. S.

Krauss

Mr Laughlin

Miss BeRvan". ". Capt. & Mr Molin children and nurse,

R.A.M.Q

Bir E. J. McNutly Mas Meyers

Mrs Mitchell &child

Mr & Mrs Mitoholl-

Major Bowen, 4.P.D. more and child

Mr and Mrs H. Ober, Attorney-General J. Mr & Mrs Nightingale

and child Dr Paterson. Mrs Pupe

A. Bucknill Mr. W. A. Butterfiel Mr M. Cary Mr and Mrs Davis Major Davy, R.E. Me Dixon

Mr and Min Dobbie Mr G. A. Dutton

Rev. Foster Frg

Mr J. Plummer Mt Powell

Miss Prentica

Consal & Mrs Eitzen Lt.Col. J.J. Radolide

R.E. Mr 5. H. Ellis

Blrs Fisher & children Miss Raymond Mr and Mrs B, A. Mr RaltonTM

Hon: 0. Severn Hale Mr & Mrs A. Gibeon Mr A. Sinclair Col.. Gordon Hall, Mr O.Skott

RA.MO,

Mrs Carr

Me J. I. Gordoo Mr and Mrs Gadea Mr H. Hancock Mr Basket Mr A, Hazolaud Capt & Mrs Hodgins

Mr and Mrs S. 8.

Sharp

Lt. Col W. H. Caher

Smith, A.Q.D. Mr P. Soff Capt. & Mrs Stericker nurse and child

Mr and Mrs G. Major Humphreys, Storart & children

RES... Mr O. Wagner

Mr and Mrs W. G. Me N. C. Walker

Humphrey

Mr Willer IL-Col. H. W. les Mr David Wood

R.G.A.

Capt. Whitfolds 0.D.

Mr & MrP. Jacks Mirs Wright- Bliss James

"

KING EDWARD HOTEL

MR. Almond

ir P.Burn Mr F. J. Cargill T. Ches Mr Mr II. Olegg Me and Mrs Dobbie Me W. A. Donaldson Mim Ererott

Mrs Finchett

VNG. Grimbis

Dr. Guntach

Miss. Mindegy

Mr and Mrs. F, E

MoHugh

Me and Mrs J. E-A.

Mody

Mre Horriss Mr. J. A: Murphy Mr M. F. Murray Mr A. P. Nobbe Bir K. Nogiri

Mr L. Ogawa

MAH,P.JenningsCapt. & Mes W. 0.

Mr and Mrs W. D. Passmore

Kraft

Mr A. D. J. Peuko.

Mr Mrs C. Laarit Min Saunders

szek.

Bra Bahont

Mr and Mrs Lamaro Ur H, 8, Spurge

and child

MrJ. Innox:

Mfr W/ Logan

Capt. & Mrs A E. Stewart & children WWW.MY D. Wallforces

Mr F. A. Stackintosh Dr, Wallber

Mr G. 0 Whitelaw,

Mrs Major and son

STATION HOTE

Mr and Mrs A. O.Mr Gap

Akeburat

Me A. El. Foxitt

* Mr. Wm. Hoy Mr A Bakr Mr James Boyd Mr G. M. Janca Mr J. M, Clark Mr W. Kalin, Mr G.R. Edwards, Me H. Lahman M: D. A. Goodwin Mr & Mrs R. Pithle Mr G. U, Graham MrG. Kataan Major&Mrs W. S.Mr A. G. Smith Cravo Mr R, Wendig Mr T. R. Haselhurst

Bir. M. Eduiyla

Mr Edwis Evans

Miss Eanoult

Mr. Frohlie

Mr Grow

Mir: Buy Hanson

Mr and Mrs Mr V. Do Longmiro

Mr W, R. Ocker

Mr F. W. Perkander.

GA, Storaneon

Mr C. G. Harrison Mr. and Mr Toba