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MONDAY, AUGUST 11, 1913,

FOR SALE,

SHAMIEN BRITISH CONCESSION,

IVAL

ALUABLE. BUILDING LOTS on the British Concession for Sala, 93rds. LOT 67.

Situate back of the

SWIMMING CHAMPIONSHIP

Finch Wins Half-Milo.

ANOTHER RECORD BROSEX.

THE

Following up his success in the quarter- mile J. C. Finch, V.R.C., on Saturday

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GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

Hughes and Hough having frontage Bush Canton Club angiared the half mile championship of the SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.

AUCTIONEKUS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY,

General Auctioneers

ANTO

Shere, Coal and

General Brokere.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA WAN"

GOAL STORAGE.

Ooder used: A.B.O. 4TH & 6TH EDITIONS. AL. TELEGRAFze Coun.

Telegraphic Address: MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIO AUOTION.

>MIE Cadersigned have received lastrac- tions to sell by Pubile auction

THURSDAY,

the 11th August, 1913, commencing at 7.30 r... at their Sales Rooms

No. S Dus Voour Road, corner

of for locas STREET,

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND SUN.

DRY CANTONESE BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

4.

&o.,

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Comprising as follows:- TEAKWOOD Dibing and Drawing Roou Suites, Upholstered Arm chairs and Soins Carpets nod Rugs, Brass-mounted Beksterds and Cots, Bed Room Suite, Bure us, Wardrobes,. Washacanda, o, Dising facm Farniture, Sideboards, Din- nor Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and Clairs, etc. etc., 2 Dinner and Dessert Survloed, Crockery, Sundry Good Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, E.-P. Ware, ke,

BLACKWOOD-Coaches Arm-chairs, Flavor Stands, Cabinete, Jardinierce, Hal and Tea Tablos, Tenpoys, Blacksts and Photo Frames,"eto,

Also

1 Large Pair of Old Clubsonus Vases, Eletrie Ceiling Fans, Reading Loops, 1 Sewing Machine. Ice Chests, etc., Marquito Curtains and a large number of Lača Curtius, 1 Pisao, by-Brinsmesć & Sona, and ** Videx "Roflex quarter-plate. Camera by Adam", (practically now) cost twenty-eight Pounds.

Catalogues will be issued. Test:-AS DRUG

UUGHES & HOUGH,

Austioneers. Bengkong, Aug. 8, 1919.

NOTICE

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

BOOK BINDING

DOME' ATY

of about 8 foot and depth of about 140 feat with sres of measureñiont 8430 squnce feat about.

ALSO LOT 3. In the middle avenue having a frontage thereta of 120 foot, depth of 140 foot and an area' of 12,845 | square feet,

Colony in record time, covering the course in 12 min. 31 secs, 2 min, 23) seoynds faster than the peorious fastest time re- corded which stood to the credit of Logan, V.R.C.

A large crowd assembled at the Vlotoris ALSO LOT 62. At the back of Lot 3 and adjoining. with" frontage to the Recreation Club to witness the race, which enandi fear, a depth of 140 feat and I was swam in the open water just outsida area of 19,646 square fock,

the club house, the stretch from the cam For particulars apply to Mir Herbert F.r to the Praya Wall providing an eleven- Dant, Herbert Dent and Co., Slamión.

839 lengths course.! Hongkong. Aug *, 1912

TODERN

TO LET

IO LET

FLATS

There were Avo entranta-J. O. Finch C. J.. Cooks A. A. Claxton L, R. C. Soura, V.R.C., and Pte. Farmer D. GL. I. - and all started. The competitors got sway well all wing the trudgeen stroke, with Claxton slightly to the front. He did not hold this position long, however, for Finch on found bis wind, and settled down to

Morary cotwanionee, HUMPHREYS into which is much too fast for

BUILDINGS, Cornwall Avenue, Kowloon.

No. 9 MINDEN VILLAS, MADY ROAD, Kowloon, FIVE ROOMS, Taxis CornT

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다..

TO LET.

RANFURLY, No. 11, CONDUIT

ROAD,

GODOWNS,

4. WAN HAI ROAD. 102. PRAYA BAST.

the other

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undaraigued has received lustrao- tions to Bell by Publle Auction,

on

TUESDAY,

the 12th August, 1913, Coinmancing at 11, A., at his Sales Rooms,

DODVILL STREET,

A QUANTITY OF Uatroz HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

-On vis from Monday the 11th.

TRзMS-Cnsla on delivery.

MR GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer,

Hongkong, August 9, 1915.

978

mon. Cooke and Souza wade a strenuous fort to keep the quarter-milo champion breast, but towards the end of the seen langch they gradually, but surqs began to drop behind. PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY,

Farmer was some six yards behind while Claxton, who appeared to be conserving his her distance in the near, travelling with an easy stroke. In the third length the effect of Finch's phoe was mere apparent Cooks had fallen back some five un six yards. Soups had also lost ground. Farmer was close behind the pair, and Claxton had a lot of distanco to make up Finch turned for the fourth the fully top gards ahead of Cooks, and was increasing this distance at every stroke, while Farmer was challenging Souza's position; Claxton sintained his easy pace and continued to ose ground, appaiently with the idea of letting the others tire themselves out and then watching h

place. At 862 the beginning of the seventh Jengib Finch, whose stroke never faltared, had a half-length lead cn Cooke, who had drawn a quarter of a length ahead of Soun, apen

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DAVID BASSOON & Co., LAD. Hongkong. July 4, 1913,

THE GROUND FLOUR of Bo. Des whom Farmer so gradually closing. Finch Vozus Road Central, consisting of a | had adifed another quarter of length to the Strong Room and outhouses suitable for BASKING OF COMMERCIAL OFFICES, TOBdydistance separating him from Cooke by the terth length and finished almost a clear for immediate occupation

length ahead of him, Farmer and Souza were practically level, a long distance be- Sto hind, in the last WO leastle, swimming with slackening pace which give Claxton his chance. Inorensing his pace be sende along in front of the phiry and finished some fifty ytrus ahead of them. Seuss and Farmer hung on to one another right to the ord, Souza jast beating his man in the spurt.

TO LET.

(FACM 1ST JULY 1013).

TO. 2, MOUNTAIN VIEW, The Poak.

Apply

LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Hongrong, June 9, 1913.

#

TO LET.

Finch was splendid race, and it will doubtless bo A long time bolero 1.is record is lowered. Ile reamed bo have a thorough knowledyo of the dis

720 tane and of his own strength and ret

EIRION, No. 10, Pank, furnished or & Rooms. Cheap

Munfurnished.

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To let or for sale, GLENSHLET, 976 Barker Road, No. 124, Peak, rooms.

CRAIG RYRIE, No. 4, the Teak, to let; fine situation; 8 rooms; tonnia nzd croquet lawns.

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ff at paco which he maintained' right: to the last Fard. .Cooke seemed to lose

LIMITED.

TIME TABLE

WEEK DATA.

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SONDATE

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11.45 am: to 12 Noon....Erary 45 minutes, 12.00 Noonto 1.00 pm...Every 10 zaluuter, 1.00pm. 6.00p.m...Every 15 minuter, 5.00pm, bo. 5.00p.m...Every lûminates, 6.00.m, to 7.00μm...Every 15 minute, 7.00pm to 8.10pm...Etary 10 minuta. NIGHT DARS as on Wook Dayr,

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JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SON

General Monoper,

ground by not making full use of his lege, JAPANESE MAKERS,

lás kick, which is a sert of double prop- Follor stroke, struck one na being open to a great deal of improvement. He swam an excellent race, however, and was deserved- ly complimented on the mood fight he put up.

Finch was fresh soough after the race to take part in a scratelt polo rastab..

To show what a ne performance

he accomplished on Saturday, wo append the resulta sod time for the hd-mile interport championship from 1003 to date.

1909. R. W. MacCabe, (Shanghai)," 16 min. 21 ara

1910. T. Logan, (Hongkong).~14 min. 53 вася.

1911. T. Logan, (Hongkong). 14 min, į 121 aec:

1912. R. Borthet, (Shangha!). 14 min, 30 secs.

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