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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1913.

Hughes and Hough

ACOTIONERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

CONY

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN"" COAL STORAGË.

Codes used: 4.3.0. 4TH & H EDITIONE

Al. TELEGRAPHIC Conz..

Tolegraphie Address: MEIRION' HONGKONG

PUBLIO AUCTION,

AUCTIONS

PUBLIO AVOTION.

THE Undersigned have received instruc Ttions to sell by Public Auction. (ren ACCOUNT OF FÜR OUNCEANED)

SATURDAY,

the 13th September, 1915, at 2.30 p.m., ad their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Vaux Road, Corner of

...Ico House St.,-

lootuding

AT THE OLD BAILEY."

Impresions of French Lady Advocain.

Engilah Justice.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Heleno Miropolaky (Aboate à la Cour de Paris), writes un follows in the Daily

Nows and Lendor"

I bare up to the presont paid only two visits to London. Tho fab was in December, 1911, but this stay perhaps hardly deserves recording, or in it I

A LARGE QUANTITY OF 30068, learned only so much of the English copi. tal na a foreigner may learn who is thoro for two days, gives a lecture en sech of these, and who bus, moreover, senis excellent friends to end upon.

Technical, Historical," Scientatio

and Nautical Works.

Un view day of Sale.

Trans-An Ustal.

- HCORES & HOUGN,

Auctioneers. Fengkong, Sept. 10, 1913.....

1008

PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY,

LIMITED.

TIME TABLE..

WHE DATI

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NIGHT CARS,

[

CHRONIC DIARRHEA.

Its Dangers and How to

Overcome Thom..

INCOMFORTABLE, Inconvenient, ind

Uten painful as is ordinary diarbuss.

these conditions are nothing" if the disease is neglected and allowed to beame chronic, for in may end in?dysentery of in abscese of the liver, which is no less are Whils orory thinking individual willasek. medical advice for this condition, he should Alwaye remember to restrain his appetita in spite of the temptation to eat a lot, partly to satisfy the Forscious hunger which is to variably present, and partly in the nis taken belief that, by so doing, he will keep The all-important food for obronis up his strength, diarrhea is one which is absorbed almost, if not entirely, in the stomach, so that it leaves, an solid residue to irritate the already over britated and feritablo in tretina.

Of much pads, the bat is andoubtedly Bastogen, of which that distinguished physician, Dr. Gumpert, has written is che of the leading medical journals of the world: Sanstogon Absorbed without leaving any reeldus."

On that occasion I had the good for tano to meet Mr. Justice Darling, who is deservedly belt to bo one of the wit tiest and most cultured judges in all Loz

Thousands of doctors and patients have don, and no very kindly asked me to

andoned San-togen's power of maintaining the offerer's strongth in acute and chronie luncheon with hind at the Law Courts.

diarrtan. Even when chronis diantosa But I was not presumptious enough to

extends to dysentery, Saratogen's power believe thul ond brief hour passed a may be gauged from the following state- watching the administration of Englishment of the Rt. Rev. the Bishop of Irina and Vicar Apostolic of Eastern Birmah, justice had initiated me into all its in- who res iz cllmale high resembles our ***Banilogen tricacies. So when I received an invite aws. His Lordship writes: tion this year to speak at Marble Arch bas eured me of an obstinato dystery House French barristers anal law. from which I suffered for a long time, yers. I resolved to profit by my second haring found all drags powerless against it.

milk diet, which I abhor," visit, and new more of the English LawThis, perhaps, because I cannot stick to a

Sanstogon can Chemista.

Courts.

The London social sózson is, ne is well known, exacting, and leaves its votarice or is. victims little time, for rest. All the same 1. decided to find time to call

mux Undersigned have received instruc- 8.50 p.m. and 8 p., 9.30 pm to 11.00 upon my friends of the legal world, and Terry Fable Auction

(FOR ACCOUNT OF TER CONGRENEC),

בים

SATURDAY,

the 13th September, 1913, commencing ab. 10.30 am, at their Sale Rooms, Nc. 8. Des Toux Road, Corner of

Ice Beans Street,

222 PAIRS LADIES SHOES LL by well-known Engli-b and French nikere.

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TERMS: -ÁT DANA),

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Honzhong, Sept. 10, 1913.

PUBLIO AUCTION

1094

THE a

HE Undersigned have received Instrue-

on

WEDNESDAY,

the 17th September 1913. at 2.30 p.m. at

their Bries Rooms, No. 8,

Des Yueur Road, Corner of

Ico House Street,--

A LEGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOUD

AND

LI

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doc., La..

Comprising as follow-

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&,

BLACKWOOD-Catches, Ara-chairs, Flowor Stands, Cabinets, Jardinieres, Hall and Tes Tablos, Tespoys, Brackets and Photo Frames, eto..

Alsa

い

1 Marins Uhrenomster by Johannson,

London, in perfect condition, Electric

p.. every half hour.

11.00 pm to 11.43 p.m. overy quarter of

an hour.

BONDAYA 8.00 am to 10.50...Every 15 minnes, 10.30 am to 11.00a.m...Every 10 minutes, 11.45 a.m. to 12 Noon....very að malumbar. 12.00 Noon to 1.00p.m...very 10 minubes. 1.00 to 5.00p.m...Every 15 minutos. 5.00 pm to 8.00p.m...Every 10mination. 6,00 p.m. bo 7.00p.m... Every 16 minut is. 7.00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 minner

NIGHT CARS as on Week Days

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to on the friendly relationships abroady established. I enlled "apon Mr. Justice Darling. This time it was not alone to a lunch that he invitod ins, but the "spectacle ** (if I may be allowed to em play such a term) at the trial of soDO militans suffragettes' at the Old Bailey.

I confess that, hardened spectator of criminal trials as I am, it was GE With. but motion that I entered the court that day. I could not help thinking that to be judged the women who were (unings them the noted Annis Kenney) were to expinte in the deck usually allot ted to famous criminals their too fana- tical devotion to lufty ideals. Moreover the black band which cuole ono wore on her left arm reminded me of the puis- fuls tragic end of Miss Davisen, whose wild net one may conden without, how ever, erasing to laud her sublime courage The newspapers, it must be said, show i no mercy in regard to her; and strange to relate, the only words of pity I heard expressed (for both public and Press were exasperated) fell from the lips of the Solicitor-General (Sir John Simon), who was prosecuting. Those poor women,"

he said to have,ronclad such a point of mystic excitement that they have lost all sense of moral balance, and one should pity rather than biamo them."

However, controlling the feelings which Footwear the question awakened in me for it is a question which concerns not one country alone but the whole of humanity- on deavoured to form an "impression d'audionce," as a say in France.

MADE

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ORDER

CHERRY & 00, PEDDER STREET,

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Hongkong, May 6, 1010,

Caelling Fau, Reading Lamps, 1 Sewing CIEN

Machine, Ice Chesta, &c., Mosquito "cur."

taina (new) and a large number of Fairs

Lace Curtains and 1 Piano.

Catalogues will be issued.

Tags:-as uetzal.

H

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Ecugkong. Sept. 12, 1913.

2009

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEE

ME-SRS. Hughes and Houg hard

recated instructions to sell

by

PUBLIC AUCTION

(oject to a reserved price)

on

THURSDAY,

the Bad day of Octobär 1913, at 3; rok,"

The following very valuable oneshold Properties.

TING.

Burgeon Dantisk

No, IA, D'ASUKLAN BERMIT.

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NOTICE

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

A STITKING CONTRAST.

I believe that the character of a people' is largely revealed in the way in which it administers justice. In London, as the OBailey, it was not so much the ex- ternal trappings which struck me as the fino simplicity together with the culm serenity of the whole proceedings. Mrn- tally I contrasted this criminal proseca tion of suffragettes with a political trial in Paris. Thite ovarything is a pretext for noise and passionate invective. Our seems to be sitnessing a sort of

be obtained of all

AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

poiss by Public Autolian Sais, to DARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the be held sa MONDAY, the 18th day of Sept. 1913. 3r.., at the Offees of the Puble Works Department, Urder of His Excellency the Officer Adristering the Government, of Two Ints of Crowd Land at Wong Nei Chong Road and Thi Hang Village respectively in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rents to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the Klag, for one further term of 75 years.

Locality.

No of Sale.

Registry No.

Inland Lot

No. 2

Particulars of the Lots.

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about

Annual Bent

Upset Price,

1 s 13,250 210

#ont

15,003

1080

cower of those kings of the Middle Ages city combined, listened to the grisences Want' Advertisements who, with much motors and simpli of their subjects who appealed to them and pronounced judgment on the spot?.

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written law or precedent" so often re- #1 par lach. 3 insertions. places the written law in English trials. Although the tendercy prevailing in the world to-day is towards codified laws, it is a distinct advartago that the judge is not tied down imperatively, that he can move more freely in the minds of

BOUT 500 the ENGLISH TYPE

a jurisprudence larger, mero comprehen- A Ulstunden and Nonparell (Modern), sive and capable of fre shades of inter-complete fount, fadluding Italie.

pretation.

Would not one insagino from all this that my only surenits of Losion are concerned with judicial proceeding? Thus, are the impressions of the avo-" calc," but although I love my profession I do not want my deformation profes- sienelle,', Taine put it, to prevent my, feeling interested in things outside the Law Courts.

Amongst the charming memories of my all too short visit to England, that on which my thought loves beat to dwell- and I have now, though alas, hurriedly, the most inmers of its anoless moon most is the countryside, the country so exquisite in its delicateye of misty aristocratic in its native bauty, so strikingly alcan and neat and so dainty. Is there at a remarkable contin which mat appeal to every visitor hatween this magnificent green girdle, and this city which is surrounds-London at once the most densely populated and the most busy city" in the world?

SLEEP AND THE THEATRE,

Warning to the Nervous hom A Doctor.

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Jare of Crisa Man' Office,

40# Hongkong, Marob 91, 1919.

MILNERS

SAFES

18 SUPPLIED TO THE PRINCIPAL BANKS

AND

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BUSINESS HOUSES, Mr And Mrs J. H.

GEO) P. LAMMERT,

Agent.

Hongkong, May 20, 1911

FOR SALE.

ONE FULL HIZE

In an interesting article is tho Dame Burroughs and Watts

the well-known Berlin physician, Dr. Albers Moll, disugas, the influence of

theatre-going on the infirmity of sleeples BILLIARD TABLI saille generale. The accused, the lawyers, நான், பா infirmity particularly prevalent

the witacases, even the judges, (not to

sponk of the general public, which in. among highly strung people of our great nifests at the back of the court)-all cities.

The delightful entertainments

cam possessed by the same fever of which those people patremiso in the hours rangling. The result of the trial bus of evening and night undoubtedly in many |

is always considered in Paris in the Light

of ofther a victory or a dafest.

cases militate against a good night's rest..

The perfect courtesy prevailing at the The progress of the modern theatre î Old Balley, the restraint, the acestant pomp and glitter, as well as the very erebange of question and reply between portection to which the reigning art is the judge and counsel, with no sign ofurried, do not a little to onterech the impatience in either sido-it was these

The

skab so impressed and at the same time good influence of the thote. so charmed at. The selemnity of the glorion of the modern miss-on-scene bring proceedings lies chiefly in the peaceful at in their train many undesirable conse quemoce which should not be forgottón. mosphero of the court itself.

WITH ACCESSORIES. Apply to

GRO. P. LAMMERT, Hodgkona, Jana f. 1910.

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NOTICE.

Communications relating to news should

forward the ames and address with any communica in addressed to the Editor, not necessarily

be addressed te Tax Forrez.

Correspondente most

for publication but sa ovidance of good. faith

In France, on the contrary, wo look How different is our modern heatre trom to cutward 'show for producing an effect, the one of twenty or thirty years agal As the Assi wo Lave our three judges The extraordinary facts of light and with their red robce, and the avocarohomes of colour which gire bril'inco general, who dominates the jury, and in to pantomines, and many other pieces a sense, the whole proccodings. The bonides, coming as they do at such a lato sotting is arranged with a dus regard for hour of the day, may have a prejudicial

All matter la publication should bi theatrical effect. The wincess called uffcob or sloop. It is by zu zemam o to give evidence and themselves in the small and negigible body of people who

No anonymously, signed communication middle of the court, faced by three jul are affected unhealthily by the amazing written on one side of the paper only gus, surrounded by the jury, prosecuting effects of colour and light, specially os - THE 'UHINA MAIL' OFFICE, and defending counsel and an array of the ses of light continully shifting will be intered in any other paper.

ourt afficials and are often over-taken about and the poles of light

The spectelor may during the perios with nervousness, and tremble at having

BINDING

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BOOK

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(») Nea 4 and 8, Lok Hing Lano, situste, BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIAL11 to one their mouths at all,mance take bothing but placre in the

at Victoria, Hongko g on Ecction M of Inland Lot 50.

(b) Six three-storied Chiseso shops and dwellings, situato ab Fuk Taun Houng on Kowloon Inland Lot 1114,

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(e) Nos, 15, 17 and 17 Main Street, Tak Toan Hong (Kowloon Inland Lols 776 and 777).

The promises are held for the residus of the adveral terms of yests created by the respective Crown Lesscs thereof..

Particulars and Conditions of Salb any be obtained from the

14 AUCTIONEERS

or from MESARS. DENNYS & BOWLEY,

Cinnaught Road Central.. Hongkong, Sept. 11, 1915,

1100

Tyu happen to beate your monis will

Just the Same. Only at The ALEXAN- DBA JAPE

rospectuses, Trade Circulars, Programmes, Menus, etc., ate, Artistically Arranged and Carefully Printed,

"THE "ENGLISH JUDGE.

Letters relating to busines should be.

addressed to. THE SEAZZARTE

a

Orders for extas copies of the Cam4 the supply is limited. Cash 10 cts, Ozodit 20 eta, per copy.

hould be sent as soon as possibla

How much more plassant and shafting solimce of glit that does not ducive to the impartisi administration of save him from paying hoevily afterwards justice is the English way of not for the fascinating sight, debe lies with

Liberations and additions to Advorila "perturbing the witness, and so loaying closed eyes in his dark bedroom, raffes lim or her in posecesion of a eslo and tione of thees gorgeous manos sufficient

to drive all sleep away as to rotina mentavon, Pages 2, 8, 4, 5, 8 and

should be out to the, Office, No. 5. Wynd unbiased mind

of his eye.

In other casos it is no so much to ham Street, not later than 11.50 a, th Without asuming to settle her a uraflecticas of those brilliant sights the Alterations and additions to Advertise Clean Pronta and prompt delivery troversy which has already conand much oys, but an all-po-ading ments excitements on paras 1. 6, 7 and 10 should be

ink to flor, I give to my porsarial ment, aroused by the lights and colours son us not later than 3 p.m. guaranteed.

opinion that the English system of that banishon sloop. This holds good New Advertisements should be send

Advertisements and Bubscriptions whick You sind as the copy' we do the ral, single judge has its advantages, specially too, of the cinematograph, where te before 8 p.a.

in cortain chees First of all, 16 allows slight trembling of the pictures in by no

continued until countermandad.. of batter choice in the judges themselves, moes an immired boon for the norves re not ordered for a fixed period will be Telegraphs Address Man Hongkong na perils of the payment of a larger of the eye, and may set up ronaldone indu stipend. In the road Instance, the the brain that defer the alvent a sloop.

Tolaphani No. 12 presiding judge being the sole arbiter in Of course, the immense majority of wound questions of law, bohren the opposing healdry porond will not nulles fem

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CHINA.”

BY THE RAY GA. BUNBURY, MA

AF FW. Perkunder To be had as the CHINA Maid," Office, Mr R. Sapiterion Mr Sprock

Mi M. B. Hop Mr G. A. Steversca Mr Y. De Longmire Mr and Mrs John Dr.B.C. Mod Stewart

Mm B. O. Moleil ?

STATION HOTEL.

and Mr A. O. Mr W. 'Raha

Akehurst

Mr A. G. Bally

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MrH, B. Da

Part-1 Rarized Price.73 Coat)

TAES

Mr II, Lohmans CHINA MATL

Mr & Mis John Me

M&M R. Pible

Mr G. R. Elsario Mr. T. Ram Fyphoon Guide

Bir D. A. Goodwin H Gay Me A. Halowit

--Mr H. Laha

Men A20. Smitli Mr F. Wintory.

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