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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1918.

Hughes and Hough

AVOTIONSES TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN " COAL STORAGE,

Codos used: A.B.C. 4TH & Tx Epinor,

AI. TELEGRAPHIC CODE,

Telegraphic Address MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AT ĊÏLON.

BE Undersigned have received instroo..

Lions to sell by Fublic Auction

(FON ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNEE),

11.

THURSDAY,

the 4th December, 1919, at 11 a.m.: at their Salos Rooms, No. 8, Den Voux, Road, Corner of

Ico Houso Street,

A MISCELLANEOUS STOCK.

Comprising

N!

·Dressing Bags, Opern Glasses, Telo. scopes, Clocks, Foot Ball Boots, Baro meters, Musical Instruments, Rain Costa, Sundry Jew. Hery &, &c.,

Also

AUOTONS

PUBLIC AUCTION

Tons to sell by Fubile Auction,

UX Undersigned have received instru

{FOR ACCOUNT OF THE VÒNGANRD):

on

THURSDAY,

the 4th December 1913, at 11 am. at their Sales Rooms,, No. 8,

Des Vooux Road, Corner of

.. Ioo Hausa Street,

LAMBERTS DEATH.

Racing Car Turns Turtle

Brooklands

~ THE CHINA MAIL.

Mr. Percy Lemboit the famous racing moturist, who find several world's recarting

WORLD'S RECORD AQUEDUCT.

Length of 197 Mllele

A remarkabla uniscoring fent will lo scoon plished this month when tho water knob through a. 17. taba running

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER.

EISTUR ATBOTELS.

HOKORONG WESEL

Me Wỹ D. Kanppc. | Mr J. M...Anton „ALE, S. Abraham, Mr Alber. Köy

Mr.Bits P. Ahifött Mr A. Krauso

Mr T. Kulka “Mr W; Anderson ·

Mrs R. O. Tabbith MrU R. Lakin

from the Ashokan Roversoir, in the Catskill SHARD & GENERAL BROKER. 3 A. T. Harrini Bliss L. Ha Larkin

bo his credit, was fatally injured on Cooler Mountains, New York Stite to supply. New York city, 127 mil The 31, at Brookland, by bla racing car overturning following, as is supposed, the Catskill-Aqueduct, as the "ontorstiso is burating of a tyre. Mr. Lambert had been known, has bean declared by munty to le spending to wok at Brooklands, an exploit for receding the much talked- enduarouring to create neuroti 130 Tanama Canal, herren the sintter meant figging di and dredging channels, the building of the squidact necessitated piercing mountains, underlong rivers, traversing deep and broad valleys, and totalling through the bowels of New York city from end to end.

3 FOX TERRIER PUPPIES (Male)ly on the bloudny pravicus, in his

ONE POINTER DOG, 2 years old

1.

4

And TWO PURE BRED DASCHHUNDS, 12 month and 6 month old, respectively fold on account of woor leaving th: Colony, Traife:—ds usual.

HUGHES & DOUGH, "

Asie Honeers,

1476 Hongkong, Doe, 1, 1915. -

་*

PUBLIC AUCTION,

Talbok meing use, ho mere world's record for bth the 60 miles, and the 50 kilometres distances, covering the former in 7 min, 2 23 ecc. and the latter in 10 min, 52 ace. He was the fiel motorist-in-the-world-to cusor over 10 miles in bour, and it was in an andento r te bent he bour's record of 10 miles 1,470 yards that he met his death.

Whon the water first enter the 197-mile tabo 16 will take three days to reach the city. The aqueduct will have an of 400,000,000 gallons per day and has a

funt: capacity of 100,00,000 gallons

Ho started on his record-breaking at 9.30 in the morning, and had durend just over the 50 anilor, in 28 min. who tho aco dent happened. Be was well inside record at the time, and when the accident-

be used in case of fire.

The Ashokin Reserroir, where most of the water is stored is built in the heart of the Catal. It has an area of 8180

HE Undersignod bave rocaired" ins' rac- | occurred he was travelling at about 109/seras, and senpacity of, 1300000

THE

Biber Gilt American Boxing Champion. ship Bolt, a collection of Old Silver War Medals and ons Furroughs and Walleth Al quality Billiard Cloth full size.

T-a u valla

UUGHES & HUUGA,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong. Den 1st. 1913.

PUBLIC

AUOTION

1483

HR Codersigned have reived untra Top fell 13. F'ubile, Auct.ca.

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNET,

THURSDAY,

the 4th December, 1913, at 2,30p.m. at their Sales, Rotme, No. 8. Des Voeux Road, Corner of

To flous FTBEET, A LAROE Number or PAIRS OF LADY'S AND GENT.'S BOOTS AND SHOES IN BLACK AND TAN, INCLUDING - PATENT LEATHER DRESS SHOES, GOLFING AND SHOOTING BOOTS. "TEM 1-AB usaa3.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, Dec 2, 1912

]]

1491

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Undersigned bave received instrac-

En tog by Public Auction

(POL ACCOUNT OF THE CONCIANED),

on

FRIDAY,

the 5th Decorber. 1913, Commoncing at 2.91 p.m., at their Sales Rous No. 8. Des Voeux Road, Corner: of

Ice House St

A Consignment

Lions to all by Public Auction,

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCEREEN)..

MONDAY

tha 8th Deccobor, 1913, at 11 A.3.y at their Sales Roome, No. 8, Des Four Road, Corner of

*ce. House Stroot. SEVERAL LOTS OF GOLD AND SILVER JE ELLERY &..

- Comprising --," WATOUES, CHAIN, BANGLES, LINKS, &o. Also

1 LARGE TELESCOPK AND TWO SEXTANTS.

Tims--as usual.

HUGHES & HOUGA,

Auctioneers

1458 Hongkong, Tec. 2 1913.

PUBLIO AUCTION

* Cudersigned bare received instr tinns to sell by Public Auction,

THE CONCERNED). (FOR ACCOUNT

.. on

MONDAY,

8th December, 1013, commencing at 2:30 pm, No. 4, Gaga Stroek,"

THE WHOLE OF THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, &c,

therein contained, Comprising:→→→

Hall and Drawing Room Furniture by Powolle, Upholstered Chairs and Sofa, Pictures And Paintings, Curtains, T stries, etc., Blackwood and Embroider d Screen, Cabinets and Stands, Brass Wash slands, Brass mounted Lodstende, Bd.

allons. It has cost £3,000,00 tap 90 square fler territory: Ta create this reservoir soven Willages wer razed and 2,000 people word noved, életün miles of mulroad we torn up, sizy-four railes of road were discoctinued, forly miles of new highway were laid, and tes new bridges were built.

miles an hour. l'o had just entered the deep gully behind the membois endlosur, and bad di-appoared from the sight of tha watchers, when a loud report was heay'.

Immediately three of the Talbot men jumped on separate care and dashed off 19 aon what had happened. They found Mr.Tork city is thi 1y-four miles long, and is Lambert lying on the tick, while twenty yards away, on the edge of the curse, stood the car on all four wheels.

TERRIBLE INJURIES.

It was seen that Mr. Lambert was ter ribly hurt about the bond, sad, ho'wa taken to the offices while medical aid ra summoned. Dr. Erie, Gardinor attoud and it was decided to convey the injured

man to the Weybridge Ontage Hospita He was on bie way there on no ambulae lorry when he expired without recoredig consciousness. Strange as it may seem spite of the terrife rate at which Mr. Lon bert was travelling, beyond the injuriinse his bicad there was neither a scratch bruise on the body.

The ouly witnara of the accident was a young man, tamed William McIntyre,. son of Mr. Panas Metigre, one of lodgi keopera at Brooklands

tttnated

The tunnel through the rock inder N

said to to the longest in the world. The whole undertaking has out £95,410,000 and 17,240 labourers have been working on. the gigantic system for seven year

AVIATION FATALITY AT MANILA.

The first avintios fatality at Manila deburred on the 14th ult, when Lieute

and C. Perry Rich, of the Philippine Soonits, and an army avister; fell into the bay from an altitude of 1,000 feet, death quickly rouniting. Loutenus Righ started out on a trini trip over the fleet, intending later to make an tooded flight. by which he hoped to effectually demon struti tie feasibility of dropping pro jostiles from an airship upon an enemy. below. Just previous to the fatal trip a defective.cylinder of the hydroplans had to be replaced by new one, and the aviator go away at 12.00 p.m. Ho ab Lained a great height, and then twờ fellow Lleutenuats saw the machine Awoop downwards. It righted itadt for A few seconds and then dashed into the water, turned over, and disappeared. Lieutenant Rich was spoodily picked up. and although be breathed with difficulty, death rapidly supervened, the internal dinjuries being of an extensive nature.

the nie of the racing motor he woul to the bridge which spans the track boar members enclosure, and overlooking thi apet share the accident happened. It had only just got there when he saw tha car coming round the bond on the came banking at what be descibes an trein dmus paca. The car had reached a put within about 15 yards of him, while off eide hack ty.e burat with loud report, It appeared to him that Mr. Lambert tempted to low the ear down, and seet to keep contml of it for about álty yar

CAB TURNS **CBTL.K.

.

Suddenly the vehicle started zig zran nerose the track, and after striking the & m edge of the track, duked at a ge apped from the bottonis right to the

Linen, etc., etc., Teakwood Duing Ronore it struck the edge, tuned turtle, a Furniture Large Dioner Service (epn. plete), Crackory and Glass Ward,

One AUTO PIANO by Rasbals" in very good candition, Oce PIANO by MOU TRIE & CO. practically nw, 2 Grab o

then somersaulted form the top t bott m of the track, Enisining up i e

it

280 RECALCITE ANT MARINES

HUTIFY OF FURTON CRUIS

Tadi Chiosanpees to hand report thta mutiny took place on board the French leve, on its four wheels, 1 sternizori Duplex while at Sicon Inst accond somersault that Mr. Laki

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Mat Mr. C. Buons Miss Lar

Ms. T. Lor

fentlice

Mia 15 medalier Mr W. Luges Mr Bato Mr G. Eiko Mr E. W. Basketur J Malay

Dr O., Macken. Ma M. S. Bolo.

AIF G.

Mr FA M-ckintosh

& Mes W. Dijlow Up Amenhot Mr and Mrs G. & Mr F. P. Manques

Blacker

Dr U. Mar lots

Wadersigned, bus coceived instruer Helili M. Mack cha Hun to sell by Public Auction,

THURSDAY,

Mr & Mr G "“Maitin Mis the 4th December, 1813, endog at Mr S. M. Ban

1.30 p.m. at bis Salon Rooms, Mr. F. Childg Mr Farebrolho

Mr. Cambridge Mason Daddell Strool

Me E. Campo

Mr R. T. Matheson (removed for convenienes of sala)

Mr and Mrs FX. Alies M, Matheson D'Alm di E Castdir. K. Man han Mi D'Almonds E. 31 Marr

Caitro

Bir G. F. Marshall. Mister D'Almada R. apt. & M ́s L. Me

Cantio

A FINE Ler`or BLACKWOOD WAGE

lodinding

Curio Cabitiets, Overinautol, Tables, Couches, Chairs, Stools stalo..>

And

QUANTITY OF

Mr. T. Chapple

As O. E. Club Bir E. Clarks Mr A. A. Glaxien

VALUABLE BOUSEHOLMrs C C. Chy

FURNITURE,

So, aluevery Cescription

Mr W. E. Claytori Mz« Cogan

Mr. Mes O.

MoWilliston cand Japanemaid Misa Mo Williamia

Mr BK Mohra

MzJ. Mercoki Miss C Morz

Dr A. LE F. Colo Mr P. Meyer

10 Teunis Racquets and Tresses now) Mr & Mrs J Ambu

8 Bioy lo (now), «%%

3 Rolles Linoleum.

J. Coml

Mr G. P. Curry

Me O. H. David

On view frea Wednesday the Sri Dec. Mr M Dorteanu

Cataloguss will be issued, Tenus:—As usuai.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.

Hongkong, Nov. 29, 1913,

hlins Mollage

Me & Noura f

MO. U'Idary

Mr J. W. Patau

Mr WV, T. Payuo

Mr L. F. Payns

2 children M.-J. Poor-pr

Mrs Cobri Dorner Mr 5. Petersen

Mrs Trescott.

& 2 children

Mt F. P. G. Pipriòn

Mrs. R. H. Dosglas

Me J. Duncan

Mr. de Preville

Miss Durbin

1-174

Mr and Mrs WH

Mr. and Mrs. Ehrenfele

Mr W. J. Pringia.

FOR SALE.

Consignment of SLAZENGER'S

A TENNIS RACKETS made for 1943 Season, in various weights and qualities.

For further particulare

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT.

EVERY BEETLE EVERY BUG

billed

once Keating's" comes into thorough contact with it

Sold in Tins only, Mal The turivalled way be kell boston buri⠀ and 'nă kwasehold Insects`le. le

Use

KEATING'S

POWDER

LESSONS IN CHINESE,

MILI BON FAY, a Chinose graduat

phones with Records and Cabinets, Elocizie elatyre, it was impresible for him to fand the gathered in the stokorom | versed in literature, has been a tescher..

Coiling Fans, Fittings and Standard Lamy, Bruells Carpets and Rugs. Enameled Bath, etc. practically new.

(Full Particulars from Catalogue). Un view Sun lay, 7th inst. Tormal-As usuxl.

fell out of the car, and it was obvious fro: 280 marines refusing to pass tlia inspection. The men, aller stating their the fact that he lay perfectly stall int was very seriously injured. From refusal to comply with the wishes of their

«uperinc offe

awaited developments. They position on the bridge occupid by M

titrat

they with lumps

which goo Mr. Lambert's aid, and he badat were prep rod for the

at the officers intandod throwing officos desh along the track before his Nothing grentful took place wait until he iw the mators Emme penes was ended. The accident peut

to European officials and marchants in thi Colony for over ten years.

He has a good method of training Eare, possosed of a first rate certicato ne postopes in the Chineseemmination, and one teacher. He has also a good know Lodge of Mandarin and Hakhs

in a deep gully behind the wembaring the night, bt the next morning the closure, where the lacked tack rises temon refused to take up their duties when the-height of about 28 ft., and is next's the bugle saunded, and no rerivna did the 0 it nerous. Jading from the jituation become that the Commpader and

Admiral (who werg away inlind from Those who intend farning the Ohtoper HUONES & BOUer, indicted on Mr. Lambert, it is surwis

·Äuationen a. 12 thes the car in ure: tazuing struck Lim Saigon) were cabled for to return urgently. Inguage are requested to write-care of

Biters were later in the day temporarily China Mou office or direct be 7., Holly Hongkong. Dec. 2. 1919. 145 the head. Avely sad feature le coon

tion with the accident was that only adjusted, and the arines lodged a cou-wood Road, 1st floor. night helore Mr. Lambert promised plaint against their peosad officer, n'd als Sancée that whether this attempt w protestod ngainst the quality of the food successful ar mut it should be his bust ell which had been given out to them. at record-breaking

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HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers

Bangkong, Doo, 1, 1913.

1481

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WHAT IS A PHEASANT ?

Lady Cheylemuro's Hit.

American Customs officials have very few friends, either here or abroad, says Daily Telegraph's New York correspondent and since they have be soixing pigrettos and the fitlurs of game birds adorning the hats of ladles arriving from abroad their popularity has fallen blow zero. Americans today, however, only rotand the ire of other advertising BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY Consal General AD. Dr&Mr Ren-Jone oro cajoying a quiet laugh at tao difirms,, but brought vigorous protests from

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Times and the Daily Mall announce that Cunard Liner Lusitania, they will not in future accept bulb nor

Lady Cheylomoro had hardly sot foot and ad-ertisements from any one geney in the pior when she was approached by or rm tvo Custans men, who demanded the longthy foother she was wearing, cas Lo ground this it was excluded by the now aw. Instead of complying with tho đo mund Lady Choyleymore quietly insistai

COLOURED BOXER'S VICTORY:

The coloured welterweight boxer

an seeing a copy of the statuto, which, known as Dido Kid defpated: Albert after much protest, was brought to her. Senion of Australia, on points in a After reading the clauso prohibiting twenty rounds match at The Ring ro the entry of graties or others of contly

gamo birds," this victor smilingly in Il a ten-round's confest Fred Gilbert formed the officials that the feather, who boat Will Glover on pointa, Bull Inslow was wearing was the of an English outpointed Disk Pake in eight minds- pheasant, which is not a game bird, Frank Audrows scored over Sam Riley Ley Geronously supposed, but a domes in six rounde; and Jack Nicholls, knocked ticated dowl, as she claimed Lady out George Roes in the third round": Chnglesmore wa mob on the Conard

Dick Smith, who won the amatour

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