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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1918

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO TER Gormurunes.

"AND ADMIRANTY.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coat and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORN

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COAL STORAGE.

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A..B.C. TH & TH EDITION.

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PUBLIC ACCTION:

*

AUCTONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

TIRE Undersigned, have received. Instruc- ' dons to sell by Fable Auction.

(201 4000UNT OF THE CONCÉANAÐ}},"

10

MONDAY,

the 8th December, 1913, að 1AM, ab their Sales Roóma, No. 8, Des Vanx Road, Corner of Jes House Street, SEVERAL LOTS OF GOLD AND SILVER JEWELLERY &4, Comprising:-:

WATCHES. CHAINS, BANGLES,

LINKS o., &c.

Also

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

1

A very flus collection of OHINA AND CURIOS Just arrived from the North 18 Oudersigned has received, turn

tiens to Self by Public Anation,

TUESDAY,

I LARGE TELESCOPE AND TWO the 9th Decembar 1818, commencing at

·9.30 pm. at his SALE ROOM,

SEXTANTS.

Tertia :--ne usual..

HUGHES & ROUGE,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, Res. 2, 1913.

1498

PUBLIC AUCTION I'HE Undersigned have received instrue.

till by Fublic a pation

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

од

FRIDAY,

the 5th December. 1913 Commencing gat 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vœux Road, Corner of

THE Undersigned have received intra-HIGH

dons to Bell by Publia Austier.

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCEBAE),

од

FRIDAY.

the 5th December, 1913, at 2.3 p.m.

■ their Sales Roome, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner et

Ice House Street,- SEVERAL LOTS OF SILK GOODS, Comprising:-

1:

Silk Crepe, Silk Embroidered Dress Lengths, Silk Embroidered Dressing Jackets, Silk Embroidered Curtain, Silk

Piece Goode, Grass Linen (Embroidered).

FLANNEL EMBROIDERED DRESSES,.

い

INTER — usual.

ندگی

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Rongkong, Dec. 22, 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Ico House St.,-

A Consignment ef CLASS FNGLISH JEWELLERY

FROM LONDON,

Comprising:---

Gold and Silver Watches by Benson and other Well Known makers, Di mand

Rings, Brooches, Pins, &c. Gold Uhains, Liaka, Studs. Co., Gold and Silver Wrist Watches, Silver backed Hair Brushes and Photo Frames, Manicure Set, &o, &*.,

And

*

À QUANTITY OF LOOSE DIAMONDS, Particulars from Catalogue. TRA 12suni.

HUGHES & HOUGH; Auctioneers. Boogkong, Doc. 1, 1911.

1492

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICE.

FEE Inderalgued have received: izatruos

lions to sell by Public Auction." (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCIEN2D).

DA

SATURDAY,

the 6th December, 1913, commencing at 9.30 p.m. at their SALE Rooms,

No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner

of Ice House Street,-

A Lanez QuanIZYT OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

*A..

&c.

$0.

1481

Duddell Stroek.

A VIST FINE COLLECTION Or ANTIQUE PORCELAIN FROM

MINO, KANGHE, YUNGCHING; KIENLUNG TOWKWUNG AND LATER OYNASTIES,

Comprising

TA

THE CHINA JAIL

SCOTTISH LITTIR

(From Our Own: Corvarpandant).

EDINBURG Nori 1h.

ME,"GIUNGE" AND TEN BREX, PIR-ETE.

Mr. Lloyd's George'w'ayecoh as Swindon un the Highland der formats has bought! outs mop of replies, sumus” of thank Gla practical nature Tiiroo grost Highland landlord here. ffers to sell to the Gav. senment wide traka, f land of the kind described, and thrown down n oballenge to the Chanceler to nsaka way better use of the monstaine and uplands. The Duke of Sutherland, www mentioned in lava wook's Boottish letter, was the first to come forward with an offer of 300 000 iares of "He deer forest at a price of £ per sore. has now battered thỉ by proposing to soll 210,000 sores, the greater part of which is the parishes of Eddrachilles, Duences, Tongue, and Lairg, at £1, 2 6 per acre,

plus the value of the buildings. Of this tratch of country 42,0 Okeren are no andar dear, bat the Duke basurde the opiolan that the land is not suitable for cultivation. He reserves the Babing.righis, though the Government may acquire them price fred by arbitration. He does

6 Coloured and Blue and White Vases more, however, then redeem his dat offer in addition he tells the Changshor

Plates, Bowls and Figures, Fundered Blue Vanes and Plates, Old Pekin Enamel led Wine Cups and Platon, Jado. Crystal add Agate Geoff Bottles and Cruments

∙eta, ato.

1

Un view on Monday, the Eth, Catalogues will be used, Trams:-Cash on delivery.

JEO, P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

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hit he can have a further stretching for 15 miles west from the Caithness boundary, at £ 6 per acre. Here again, buildings and fishing must be part of a separate bargain. The in Gervention of the Duke of Sutherland' his

REXOLONG VOTING. raised a perfect storm in the pres, and on

*Mix J. MUAazioTE

Mr A. Kruseman the platform it was from the country

In undertaking the compilation and Mr E. 3. Abraham Mr F. Kuiks included in the second offer that the famous, **removals" took place one hundred years publication of special numbers dealing Mr & Mrs P. Ahrfeld Mr R. Larkin

Miss L. R. Larkin with the peassat art of Europe The Mr W, Anderson

"Mina Law * W. Exing Gder of Glenaisley Studio has rendered a great service, Barberini Mr.T. Lloyd

Mrs R. O.. Babbitt. 1495 has alec made an offer of 100,000 seres in

Rose and Sutherland at £2 par acre. The not only to art generally, but in particular & alrs. C. Buone Mr W Loga

Leather to the art of this countries whose possant

Mr G. F. Luke and is entirely under shoepiand deer, and Mr. Gilmour, who is one of the director art and crafts form the subject of the bits Beefeather Mr. A. Beaulay My E. R. Ba Dr G. W. Macken of the United Tarkuy Red Co, Tals of volumes. In these utilitarian days when Mr.B. W. Bauckham Lavon, asserts that it is only suitable for machine is in avery phase of life11 M. S. Banle this purpose. Trees cannot be planted on A Consignment LAZENGER'S, and he makes the trees put it by the TENNIS RACKETS made for 1913 Duke of Sutherland on an adjacent estate Season, in various weights and qualities. 40 years ago, ad which are now only

Tout high, For further particulars

Apply to

Hongroog, Doo. 3; 1913

FOR SALE.

GEO. P. LAMMERT.

TRAMWAYS COMPANY,

LIMITED

displacing manual isous the danger of Mr. R. Relilios the disappearance of handicrafts alliedMFG. A. Bru

PA MUTZL.

L.T. C. R. Archer, biis Humper ye

R.A.M.C. Lt-Cul. 1. Y. Ha

Ar & Mrs: W. A R.GA."

strung

3 H. N. Jalries

Mr & Mr Tarthur-Ye Rod Mrs Milhar Mr W. M. £. Bar-Sonos

rett and child

Biro Jones.

Mr and Mr. D. J Miss Kaith ...Ball

Ft Surgeon & Ms Beroald, RN.

Mr. Mackichans de bon d'eyor Mr FA MacKintosh; Mia Dogg's Mr Macul

Alta Bowater Dr U. Mariott

Mix od Mrs 13.. Minx Martin

Blicker

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Mr. O. Faisbrothe

Marin

R. T. Mathom

Capt and Mrs Kiddle KN, mad & shild And

donald

Miss. Macdonald

Ka

Capt. & Mrs McMan,

Atzurney-Guzieral 'J. RAMC**

Mr J. MaNuBg-

Mr& Hra Mitchell-

mors and child

to set which the peasantry barecer & He W. Bigles Mr & Mrs G Martin Major & Mia,Bowen children and ser conturice, in some cases, practised, is a very real one, and anything in the nature Mr S. M. Brawa of a record should be valued. It is 4J. E. Cadger

record, obiely, that the Ponsint Art Mr. J. Cambridge Mira Mathon Mr J. I. Mir ban of Europe series must be regarded, and Mr F. Campos

D'Almed E. Castrar U. F. Maralall for this reason the publishers are to be

Me D'Almad E. apt. & Mis L.

Laglen Castro Master D'Almada E. Mr Mm C.

McWilliams Japanent

Still another offer of land has been made: Major Donean Mathesale willing to sell the island of Lewis the largest of the Hebrides, with an area of 437,21 acres. There is not a tres no the island, and it is declared that affetation te out of the question. The state was purchased about 1844 by the late Sir James Mathasan, a partner of the firm of Meurs Jardine, aud Co., tea and opium merchants, Caston, &c. from the trustees of the late Frederick Stewart Mackenzie ul

Sunfarth for the sim of £190,000 Shirily alter the purobane,

Jarnes set about making Sir 7.00a.m. td 8.00....Every 16 considerable improvements in the island, whore be 8.00a.m. to 10.00 a.m...Every 10 minavi

especially near Stornoway, 10.00a.m. to 11.00a.m...Every 16 mlanteracted a magnificent castle on the site off the editors for the purposes of luata

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Comprising as follows TEAKWOOD-Dining an Drawing Room Buite. Upholstered Arm-chairs and Bofas, Carpets and Rugs (new), Bress and Brass mounted Bedsteads and Cots, Bed Boom Suite, Buresan, Wardrobes, Wash. standa, d., Dining Room Furniture, Side-20 cta, per copy. boarda, Dinner Waggons, Exten ios Dining Tables and Chairs, etc., etc., ? Dinner and Dessert Services, Crockery, Sundry Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, & Brass Fenders and Firs Brasses, etc, etc.

BLACKWJOD-Dawing Rown Buite, Couches," Arm-chairs, Flower Stands, Hat stands, Cabinet, Jardinieres, Halland Tes Tables, Tax-poga, Brackets and Plote Framos, Overmantele, to

...

Also

One Typewriter one "Ronse Dupli cator" and siveral lots of Silver Ware, etc., eto:

Catalogues will be issued. Transvaal, ma

HOOSES & HOUGH,

Auctioncer

Hongkong Dec. 3, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION

1494

THE Undersigned bars received Instruc

by Publis, & úcting,

(FOR 4000URT OF THE CONCERNED),

on

MONDAY,

the 8th December, 1913, commencing at 1.30 pm, at No. 4, Gage Street, CARO ZEI WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD.

FURNITURE,

therein contained,

Comprising

Hall and Drawing Room Furniture by Upholstered Chairs und Solas, Protaras and Paintings, Curtains Taps

Blackwood and Embroidered. Mabinets and Stands, Best Wish- Bris mounted Bedsteads Bed etc. Toakwood Dining Room "Dinner" Serviss: (com.

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JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SOF,

Umairal. BlonGOSTE,

PATELL & CO.

Exporters & Importer:

gratulated upon the care they have ako to ensure the accuracy and com- pleteness of each section. The servicos of eminens authorities upon täs different phases of peasant art have been enlisted, while some of the finest private collec tiona have been placed, at the disposal

Mr and Mis F. X. Mist Mar

Castro

Ꭲ

Mr F. T. Chapula

afr C. E. Chuab Mr. W. B. Clarke, Mr A. A. Claxton

Mi W.

E. Cington M18 Cogan M C C Clay

Dr A. L. E. P. Cols.

maa

maid

A. Buckrill

Mr and Mrs Curries Mr. M. Cary

Major Davy, RK Mr and Ms Debbie Major Doigan. Mr and Mrs Doyle F. Capt. & Mrs Evans,

and

Miss Me Willis nus Mr. B. K. Mehta Mr J. Mereaki Miss C. Mera Mr P. Meyor Miss Madley Mr E. Neurand Mis-Newberry Mise G. Leary Mr J. W. Patou Mr W. T. Payse MrJ. Parcy Sir A. Petersen ad 2 children Mi F. P. G. Pierson

and Mrs J. L. Men Frescuts

Mr. de Pravillo .Dubbins

Mr & Mra J. Combe Ybs J. Combe MrG. P. Curry Mr C. H. Davis Mr & My Fertesto

tion. In a short foreword upon Peassná. the old residence of the Seaforths. Bir James was a married man but had no art in Italy, the publishers remark that family; he was immensely wealthy, it is worthy of note that in Italy the of a benevolent disposition, and he had the peasant class is the only one which has Ambition to be the propriet r of an island rotained something of its old splendour for himself, bose people he cald rule Tais ie to a large extent due to the com

little sing in & kindly partirahat way. doing everything in his power to proinde parative prosperity of many of 40 their happiness. I the rural part of peasants who, though feet losing bold island, attempte were made to reclaim The on their traditional crafts and customer

acas land, which was if very considerable throughs emigration and the expansion of

2 children extent, and many thou-ands of zu trade, havo been enabled by thoir in Cubill-Dormer Mr and Mrs W. H. spent in this way, ba with no-presti ccault The tiles which wars pu Industry and thrift to soquire and preserve Mr. R. H. Douglas drainage purposes, sank into the mass, and their ancient Jewels, costume, and J. Duncan the reclaimed ground is now a very lighther family treasures, and to resist the Miss Durbin raine. Sir James also stablished wont tempting baits of the collence and Air and Mr H. O. Biv M. M. Raymond Mr. Raymond pent and the making of caudies. The denier Consequently thers are still to Mr G. H. Enaiss Raymond

be found inor get the people mary in 31 W. Brley Miss F. Beny industries were carried on at considerațio

Mr C. Reich number of years, but after teresting examples of poosant craftsman *xpense for

be discoverylal'aha'e in the southern parship, and with the axistares of some

Mr & Mrs of Scotland, the works had to be slags of the leading authoritics on the subject, od. He further established the Editor hag bou enabled to bring communication at his own expense

ia Lewis for the distillation of oil from

betwen

Ehrenfels

Mr A. F. Fearnley

bits J., M. Forle

Mr A T Tyłe

De Prex.

Mr and Mrs J. Qain. Mr B. Raworth Mr B-H. Ray

Richetta

maid aud child

Major Falchins

Col. & Mrs O'L men

and children

Mr Parsons

Mr and Mrs Persons

and omiid:

Mr. S. Perkins

Mr J. Plummer?

Mr & Mrs Flanagan Mr Powell

Me and Mri B. 4. Lt Col J.J. Radelitz,

Hale

Mi & Mi A. Gibsou Mz Behon

Cul Gondon Hall, L. and Mrs Sharp,

LA.31.0.

R.N

Mr H. Baucuck Major Simona Mr. II. A. Hazeland Mr A. Bincisir Capt&Mrs Hodgins Mr O: Skolt Rer. & Mr Hoope Lt. Cole & Mis Usber

Smith, &-0.D

·Hunt:

Mr Iforbrendar andMe &. Firdly Smith

chikt

Mr and Mrs Schietti... Air and Mr Owen Capt, & irabazi nurse and child Elughen Arad Mrs. G.Mr and Mrs 0. E

Humphrey Stewart & children "Major" de Man" "Ham Mr. Dueld Wir

roye, B., Capt. Whitfield LOD.

KING LOWANI MOTELL

∙Min Blamey

Mr & Mrs O. Ricou Mr D. B. Beck

And 3 children

Glasgow and Stornoway and stared together an extensive and remarkable Kit H. Garrow

of photographs Italian Me and His I. H. Me Schaut mail steamer between Forno yollation

Geare

A

These

Mar E. S. Bray Mr W. Budge

Mr F. J. Cargill

Opt.. G. J.

Mir Denman Fuller

Mr A Gallo ti⠀⠀⠀

Mr R. G. does

Mre Rutherford

Mr W. Shaw

MF B. Clegy

Mr E. T. Singer

'air and Mrs LE

Smith

Dr. A. G. Smith

Me & Soshataky

Mr. V. Sorby r

Mir C. B. Speyer

Ullapool In the year 1801, Sir James Volkskunst from which to select the Mr. B. Geriat

tax was made auronet in rcog.ition of

Mia N. Gibbons great help he gave to the people of Laglustrations for this volame.

famine of 1818 embrace examples peasant costumes, Mr. Gordon fter the potato Towards the end of his life, Sir Jam lacework, embroidery, textiles, jewellery Mr Y. Goulbours found that his large fostane, at go tie d other metalwork, pottery, bounes, Mr & Mrs J. Gould

Mr J. Gourgey probably amounting to millions, and thoro are upwards of our Mr P. D. de Grise- pearly, if not wholly exhausted in

hundred fibration. In the compilatio ittempts to improve the island and, of this volume the Editor has received MP. C. Hall be bequested the Lewis property to Left Matheson, he left her very hitle. it is the valuable co-operation of Mr. S. J. A. Capt. T. P. Hall Mr and Mrs 2000 to sport the diguity offer Churchill, M. V. 0. (British Consul bir and Birs M. Stanley

death

Hall My It. Butherland position. At Indy atheron's, the property pawed to Mr Dons Generada Naples), whose extensive Mr and Mrs W, A.MG. M. Swin

knowledgy of the subject, has proved of Hannibal Mr L. 6. Train Matheson, and then to Majus Mit end

By: Max 5A WA Turnbull who was then governor of Easter Pris nonsiderable assistance; while Madame Me F

gono

Miss Springer

Mi A1 Square

· Miss B. Minahia: Mr and Mrs J..

Body

Mr A.-P. Nobba

MM. 7. Murray

Mr and Mrs J. R. Mr W. Ondenbórun

Cock

Mr E. H. Parrott

Miss Cook and maid Capt.

Mis L. W. Dank

Mr & Mrs Doupiter Mre-H. C. Dillen ME WA Donaldson We JH. Douglas

At present over 2000 aaral sbyty unto Rise, the well-known authority in Mir W.-T. Harbord Hz T. Turner

of the first class belong to Lexia and there Italian lace and embroidery, has not only Mr J. Scott Hazston Miss R. Bunuel are nestly 100 young men connected with placed the whole of her wonderful collection. He E. A Miss Dommel

Highlaod regi

the militis of the various

Mra Harvey

Dents Seaforthe, Camerons and Gordons at the disposal of the Editor, but Howe, OMG. Voe

male popaistion aro able-bodied and also contributes an important szable Mr.W. B. Hind

General Merchants

The

and

De J.B. Curry The Panmore BEKA MeJ. C. Late Man W. Pwofold

Dr Vietzcky

z ILH. Powe Mr Porch Mr C. Read Mt H, K. Br Mr and Mrs. F

Boberg Mr & Mr Bo

bartaan-

Miss G. Emery

Mr.K. Geraghty Mr Gill and child Mrs AR Hague and

children

Mr W、 L. Hawko Mr H. O. Ewynor

Mrs T.-L. Seston Dr S. Ho Bandë,

Mia B. Ho A. Hing Mrs K. Shatt Mrs H. H. Husband Dr. Sibrom Mr T. Lüsküchi

chi Mr H. 8. Spurge

Mr Miles R. Walket hirÁ ERMA espable of undergoing much fatigue, and upon this branch of tos subject... Other | MrJ; Q÷HE SCnt. El A. Walk

Mr & Mr. Waterman Mr and Mrs W. D. Mr H. Walton the women are also-physically strong contributors induda De Viore Bat Mr Wi H, Hobie

Hr E. Watkins Mr H P. Hook

* Kratte M2 0. B. Watkins They are excellent worker and are mad employed by fish ourers on the East Coast, who writes of messons art in de Maja 0,8 Hooger Mr E. Ova, Weeren Mr & Mrs C. Leert H. 1. Wps Abruzzi Tho, Illustrations in colour Mr and Mrs Hopkins Mr B. W. White of Scotland and gland in gutting sad

Mr 3 G. Wood MiMe the men are fishermen, some owning that Zussell Filii and Melaide Cartorio Me W. B. Kopp hen, boats, and a larger proportion go as and-" number of beautiful plates der af Albert Hopp hired men to the East Coast, on board

M+JF.

COLLISIOR VALGHI packing herring A large proportion of include two wabor colous by Mr. W. Met Kia Me and Mra EE MUNós Mannars My T. Yoshidaukaiy

HONGKONG. CANTON,

SHANGHAI AND

HANKOW

-EUROPEAN AGENCY

HOLESALE buying

sailing boats and drifters These people rights of peace costumes

dio pot ask for large tracts of ground. Thay simply require an adre or two of

arable land and a house, as they derivs their liring mainy fom the ethe women possess a good knowledge of cal tivation, and to thembe noe of the

HIGHLAND DEER FOREST.

they often do much of the work in ooseos The Duke of Batherland's offer, tion with the land. Many people who are Acquainted with the circumstances in Lewis believe that Major Methanon'sindegis veil worth the conscmation of the Goreru pient

WHO Scale Wal Conte (Died of wound

tinental good, including

Boots, peshkimarwars

Chemicals and Draggi

Dr Lippert Yangon ad valststrip. WT. Man- Mr. Yo voyage

Cosul Guara!” Any')

Washing

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