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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1914.

Hughes and Hough

ACUTIONERE TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Austicheers..

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN

COAL STORAGE,

Godon uso: A.B.O. 4TH & S EDITION, AL TELEOBANTIC Coun

Talographie Address

MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION,

HE Undersigned have received inistrac- Tilly Public Auctions

from ACCOUNT OF TIR'CONCEANED),

SATURDAY,

the 7th February, 114, emmencing at 10.30 sm, thor Silos Itomi, No. 8, Dog Vieux Bond, Cornce of Ice, Hogg Street,

A Jargo-Cosignment of LAMPS com prising Acetylene and Keros-nu Langa Lanteras, gfüzüßevery variety,

This is entirely new stock and will be

gold without reserve,

Terms: Cash

HUGHES & HOUGE,

veritarra

Hongkong, Jan. 31, 1914.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

133

THE Undersigned have received instrue.

THE

tion to wall by Public Auction,

(rón ACCOUNT OF TER (VINCERNED},

SATURDAY

1

the 7th Febriary, 1014, at 11 a.m.

at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Voeur Rond, Cartier'of

lor Hotz Starzt,

ABOUT FIFTY PAIRS F LADY'S BOOTS & SHOES BY ENGLISH

AND FRENCH MAKERS, - To be sold without resorte, Terms: As usual. -

HUGHES & HOUGH.

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, Fab. 5, 1914.-

PUBLIO AUCTION,

100

EE Undersigned have received instruc-

Toby Fablic Auction

'(for account OF THE CONCERNED),

ор

MONDAY,

the 9th February, 1914, ab 2.30 p.m. at No. 8 Top Floor, Moreran Portaco, Causeway Bay,

BUNDRY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD.

FURNITURE. Consisting of -

Extension Dining Table (4 leaves), Teak-

Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Public Works Department. UND, S. 98. The following particulara of the latting by tender of a genite quarry at Ngau Tau Kok. New Kowloon, are published.

Senied tender, which should be clearly marked Tender for Quarry at Nga Kok," will bo rucuired at the Colonial Secretary's Office until Noon of MONDAY, the 9th February, 1914.

The Government does not bind itself to accept the highest or any tender.

י

Parties ars and Conditions of the letting by tender by order of His Excellency the Governor of the lob of CROWN LAND a Ngau Tau Kok, Now Kowloon, for the purposo "of quarrying grapits for a period ext-ading from the 18th day of February to the Bist day of December, 1914.

Particulars of the Lot-

Quarry Lot No.

Locality.

No. 45.

Ngau Tau Kok

Approximate Cuntuate in deres

2.02

No Eye so Glad as. THE IDOL'S EYE

CITY HALL,

..

February 19th-13th-&-14th.“ Hougtong, Jan. 29, 1914.

GENERAL SHIPPING

NEWS."

THE CHINA MAIL.

ENTERTAINMENT

.THEATRE

82

FOR

ROYAL

THREE NIGHTS

ין

ONLY Man. 16tb, Tues. 17th & Wed. 18th Feb. 1914, at 8.15 p.m...

THE MAUD ALLAN "AND

MACLEOD

MAUD ALLAN

The roturas compiled by Lloyd's Register, of Shipping," which only tako in sccount vessels the construction of which CHERNIAVSKY CO. has actually begun, show that, excluding warships, there wara, 518 Toasols ofNDER direction of WANTUS

Far Eastern Tour Booked and Directed 1,053:006 tons "gross under construction in the United Kingdom as tho, close of

by D. E. D. COHEN. the quarter unded Deo. 81, 1918, The tourage now under construction is about 30,000 tons lees than that which was in hand at Sept. 30, and about 18,000 bo less that that building in Dooober, 1912. There are actually building under tho suporvision of Lloyd's Register, at and abroad, - 636 vousels, - of bonu 2,055,517 tone.. Some 13 warships are under construction in the United King Jotu, ut Royal dockyards, and at private

AND

LEO, JAN and MISCHEL

CHERNIAVSKY

The Most Powerful ATTRACTION

Conditions of Letting can be obtain dards of cor tons displacement. In the History of the Far East

from this office.

Q..

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

123

PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the

Public Auction Sale, t

Fat

he held, on "SUNDAY, "the 9th day February, 1914, at 3p.sty at the fie the Pulic Works Department, by Order of is Exe ency the Governor, of One Lo & of Crown and at Leighton Hill, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 76 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rens to be fixed by the Surveyor of lis Majesty the King, for one further term Tā years.

Sa of Sale

Lorally,

Jegistry Sa

Helow Inland 1.9%

N 1911,

Leight Hill

Particulars of the Eol.

Boundary

Yewurmuros.

anlapan),

Annual Rent.

Upoet Price.

Square feet

Contesta In

134

of

4,300

appours from the detalled figures given want of merchant vessels being built in this country two of 14,000 gross tonnage are intended for. Japan and one of 500 bons for Siam. The table of shipbuild ug outside the United Kingdom shows that 11 steam youe's of 14,255 gro

BOX PLAN NOW OPEN Reserved Seats -$6/-

tonnage, ara under construction as long ENTIRE CHANGE of PROGRAMME|

kung and ning of 8,288 tons at Shanghai, wells for Jupun the figures are:-hobe

and sale, 12 staan vesis of 23,707

gross tons, and Nagasaki, two of 24,000 tous; makinig a total of 14 Vossen ni 42,797 grow toning.

. NAW AND O. LINII.

蠱

EACH NIGHT.

ROWARD EDIE,

Managers.

"Bougkong, 30 January, 1916.........

NAVAL QUESTION.

TO LET

TO LET.

OFFICES in, hing's Building.

THE-HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCE Co., Lala- -Hougtong, Jan. 13, 1914,

TO BE LET.

T THE PEAK, Unfurnished, a A Roomed Bouvo-naar Train

Apply

DENISON, RM & GIBBS. Hongkong, Jan. 31, 1914

TO LEF.

P

DESTINATION.

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

VASILY.

AGENTS,

Days of EhayoER......

juibb Liebrayton Go Fab. 17, 44–10a.m. ibb Livingston, & Co. Mar. 20mb 10 am. Oaks Shoes Haisha Feb, 13 m BliznomctaGreat Northern 9.5.00 Fab. 12, at Noon

Ausmalia Porta, No.1ampire ................ A umuralla Porte, to... St. Albans,. B'bay v. S'pore &C'bolario Maru Beg Japan Sonttie......

J won, Rudat&S'dakan Borneo Kobe, Shai

Shai & Phama Austria

Cobivaz Kobe

fire

131

Leadno, & Chin

London, Antwerp, 3o. Nyanza...... London & Antwerp to

Manila, Cebu & Tallo Rubl

................

Maalle, Cabo & Iloilo Chinhus..... Manila, Melbourne, & Prina Walden Manila

F

San Francisco &c.... Hazel Dollar San Francisco V.

Japan Parsis San Fcisco, v. Japan ilongkong Mars Shanghai & Japan... Nors Shal

Porta S'hai &

Stanila .................. Loongsang Manila, A'tralian Fort. Taiyuan ......... Blat London &c... Kisano Maru

Maru ... 150 Fooz-ROOMED HOUSES in Granville Mar Avenue and Salisbury Avenue, Kowloon,areilles via Ports... Magellan

Porta Cordillore. Cheap rentals.

SHOP with Godown attaphed, Natuak ROAD, Kowloon,

Kowloos Maring Lot No. 48 with Wharf. A Flat in Humphreys Buildings. WINDSOR LODGE, Kimberley Road, Kowloon, 6 rooms and Tennis e art.

Apply co RUMPHREY'S ESTATE & FINANCR

CO., LTD. Hongkong. Fob. 2. 1814'

TO LET..

MEIRION, Nos. 9 & 10. Poak, un-

furnished, & Rooms Cheap renta from 1st December Newly Painted and

Colourwa-bed.

ROGATE, Austin Road, Kowloon;

unfurnished

No. 69 Penk, MOUNT KELLETT, (Church Mission Society Bungalow) frem 1st October 1913 till 3th May 1914, partly 112 furnished-Charp rout

FRENCH OFFICIAL VIEW.

PARIS, Jan. 8: Mr. Winston Churchill, who left Paris

up from the South about a week ago, the says the Paris correspondent of

Daly Telegraph."

1 CAMERON VILLAS No. 60 Peak, to lat furnished for 1 year from Est May,"

"No. 8 DAMERON VILLAS. No. 53 Peak, to let furnished for one year from 1st May 1914."

KELLETT CREST" No. 6 The Peak, from Let March 1914, partly fornished.

Ono Small GODOWN in Duddell Street.

No. 19th SHELLEY STREET"-

FOR SALE.

Japan

&

Biskuta Maza

Australion Nilo. &Y ham Sonndis S'hai Kobe Ports: No S'hai, Kobe T'hame hangria Shal, Kobe & Yhama Sadmark Shal, Kobe & Yhams Tringtall... S'hai,

Kanchow.... S'hai

&

Chouan Taingtau men Sydney, Melbourne & Nikko Maru,

Melbourne dekano Maru,

Vrica...

Shang bill.. Shanghal..

Pang &

Molchers & Co. Macob 8, at 9 Sander, Weller & Co About March 9. Molchars Co... About March 3. 20. 8. N. Coirot, 14, 101

at Noon.

P. & O. 8. N. Cove About Feb. 18. Jardine, M'son Co. Ld About Feb. 8

Showan, Tume & Co. Feb. 11 at 4pm. Shewan, Tomes & Go. Feb 21, at 4 pm. Butterfleld & Swire... Feb. 11, at 4 pm. Malchers & Co. Fub. 21, st 10 me Jardine, M'aon &Co, Ld Fab 7, at Jardine M'sonCo., Ld. Feb. 14, 469 Butterfield & Swire.

Калеп

Fab. 7.

b.

ppon Yasen Kalsh Feb. 11, Day ight, n Yuson Kaisha Fob, 25, at 10 am PPPPP:0,

Menageries 'times Feb. 10.

Massageries Maritimo Fub. 91. iRobbert Dollar Co... Feb. 12.

Pacific Mall 9.8. Co...]Feb. 7, s'1 'p,m,"

Fab 10. Toyo Kisen Kalah

Massaguries Maritime Fot. 9.

Maritime Fab. ga.

About Feb. 7... Co..

P. & (X).

Hamberg Am'ka Linie Feb. 24. Hamburg Am

Am'ka

Finis March

ODCE M'ks Linte March 20,

Yusch Butterfield & Swire...

Nippon

Yusen

Yusen

Swire

/Feb, 13..

14, Midnight,

Midnight.

16

11, at Noon..

Kaisha hat hat Noon.

1. U. S. N. Do..... About Feb. 13. Sander, Wieler & Co. March 4, at Ba

Butterfold & Swise... Feb. 10, at 4 p.m. D. Sason & Co., Ld. Feb. 21. D. SAD CO Jardins,

12. Foh, 10, að 9 pm. Kiemen

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Feb. 7.

Shoest Kaisha Fol. 6 0 1 2.

Feb. 8, at 10 a..

Эулість Maru.......

Usalca Shoeon Kalah Fob. 15, 20

Usaka Shosen Kisha Feb. 11, at Noon...... Sander, Wieler & Co. Feb. 16, at 4 p.m.

pore, Penang & Crita 2860 S'pore, Pang& R'goon Kirin Mara Stow, Amoy & Tamsuljin Stow, Amoy & Tarasen Daigi Mart.....

Knivaru S'tor, Amoy & F'chow

te Boemia *********** Triente

South Port Y toria, Tma &

Pacomin Maru kamer Japa Victoria Tea & Japan Famian Maru...Usaka Shoman Kaisha March 6, at I p.m. V'ria B.C. Seattle &c, Tamba Mara

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Fob, 10, at Noon. ........Nippon VT, B.C., Suttles. Aki Mart Vancouver, B.C.) &c. Empress of Ásts ........ Vancouver (B.C.) &c. Empresy of Japan...Canadian Po R. Co,March 6.

V

VISHOR AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr E. S. Abraham - MP Z. Adler

Mr M. Jabsen

Mr J. W. Les-Jones

Mr H. 1 Kehu

B1r and Mrs E. L, Mr M. T. Jos

Agassiz

Mr J. 1. AronSMS

HARTING and ROGATE, on part of Mrs Provo-t Babin - Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154.

"GLENSHIEL" 124 Barkor Road,

5 rooms, close to Tram Station.

Apply to

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong. Feb. 4, 1314.

61

The steamship Khiva, the first of four steamers building by Mossma. Cammell, Laurd and Co., as Birkenhead, for the Teninsular and Oriental Steam Navige tion Company's Eastern trade, left the Mersey on ta inat. for "Antwerp, after being officially taken over by the owners' representativos. Uving to a heavy gule to-day for Londen by the twalve o'clock it was decided to dispense with the usual ain, has beez stopping bore with Sir

Ernest Cassel in the latter's Paris ro trial trip, especially as the extensive presidence. Mr. and Mrs. Churchill came

minary trials lad boen so eminently successful, both us regards spood and sen going qualities. The Khiva is 450 ft. long, with a beam of 58 ft., and a gro tonnage of about 9,000 tons. Ampie life-boats are provided for a full poimple- mat of passengers and crow. The Khiva represents the most recent development in the P. and C. Company's requirements for their intermediate passenger vassels. 124

Mr. G. J. Carter, managing director of Cammell, Laird and Co., presiding at the luncheon, stated that the vessel had been delivered some months before has contract date, and he ispocted the case would be the same in regard to the other vousels they had on the stocks. The Khiva left Antwerp on 17th ult, and Londos on 24ta with passengers and cargo for China and Japan, and is due to arrivo at Hongaro explained already, did not, of course, require reassurances of British loyalty to tilo tento and of the British Govern- ment's determination to proseveru in a the measures of policy which the entente

No anonymously signed communication supposes. Nevertheless, the French Gov.

rument was pleased to receive privately that has already appeared in any other paper assurances of that kind from a member will be inserted of the British Cabinet. and especially from the First Lord of the Admiralty.

PARIS TOILET

No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (UNDER THE ASTOR Hotez).

THE

24

HE Loading LADIES & GENTLE MEN'S HAIRDRESSING

SALOONS IN THE EAST. Manufacturer of SEVES DES ALPES, Wood Chairs, Roll-top Desk, Drawing pronounced by those who use it the beri Room Suite, Sideboard, Wardrobe, Double Harwash to prevent the falling out of hair.

J. ). SCPL 93, Proprietor, Hongkong. Oct. 24, 1913.

Bedateada, etc., etc.,

Also

Bawing Machine and Hot Water Geyser.

Catalogues will be issued,

TIEMS:-As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers

Hongkong. Jan. 31, 1914...

PUBLIC AVUTION.

130

1301

PATELL & CO.

korg about March 8th.

DEEPENING THE STEZ CANAL,

The London office of the Suez Canal Company announces that the maximura draught of water authorised in the canc has been increased by 1 ft., thus making t 29 ft. Notification of the impending uthorisation was made some months ago. The last occasion on which a in- eroased draught in the canal was auto rised was six years ago, on Jan. 1, 1909, when the depth was increased to 28 ft. Originally the depth was calculated by

The Firs Lord of the Admiralty's stay in" Paris his, te it happened, been por ticularly timely. Of course, fr. Winston Churchill came hora o a holiday, and spent most of his avanings at the theatre. But he did so pay unofficial calls ou official persons. By a happy chance his sojourn here has coincided with the ex traordinary outburst of his colleague, Mr. Lloyd George, on New Your's Day. I am "informed that during his short visit hore Mr. Churchill called as three mem. bere it tho prosens French Cabinet and exchanged private conversations with The French Government, as I

them.

The Franch Government take the view, I un informed, at the Franch Press has attached too much importance, to M. LEoyd George's latest statements.

For its own part, the French Government,

THE OHINA MAIL.'

.

NOTICE. Jommunications relating to news-should be addreened to THE EDITOR.

thek

Correspondenta must forward ames and addresses with any commandes tion addressed to the Editor, not necesari for publication but as evidence of goot

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All matter for publication should be written on one side of the paper only.

4

Mr E. Rate

Mr L. Backingsala

Mr & Mrs O. Beer

Mra F

R. Bellion

My C. D. J.

Mr. G. A.

Bell.

MH. W. Bingley MH. Bridges Mr

Mr L. &. W. Brooks Dr Buluch Miss 3 Ball Mr.J. H. Bulmer Mr W. H. Burtt CAD

Mrs J.

G.amplin

Mas W. Kelso

Mr H. Koch

Mc Alert Kopp Mr ami

estry

H

Mrs H. A.

Koan

Kruseman Mr A. Lamblet Mr E B. Lambert Mr S. I. Leavitt Bir G. T.

Dr. T. Luy

W

L

Mr G F. Luky

I'r

G. W Mackenn

Miss Mackenzie

Mr and Ms A. S.

Mackichan

J. Cambridge Mr FA MacKintosh W. LATIOD Dr O. Mar igit

Mr and Ms F. X. Mr & Mrs G. Martin D'Alda E. CastroMr C. Parebrother Miss D'Almads E. Mason

Castro

Mrs R. T. Mathura Master D'Almada E. fi M. Matheson

J. K. u. " Castro

rs-H. S. Clarkson Mika Mar Mr W. E. Clayton

Dr & L. E. F. Cole-

M

J. R. Cook

Mr C. Cords

Mr G.

P. Carry

Dr H. Dazu

Mr C. H. Davis? Mr J. Dean

Capt. and Mrs J. Me. ****Chure

Mr D. E. Mehta

Mr & Mradha Meier, Mr J. Merecki

blr and Mrs E. F

You don

·

Ms Meyer

Mr D. M. Mickle Letters relating to business aneuld be, M. M. R Dehn Mr G. S. Middleton' Mrs Lerteauo. Mr. S. Milkowski M2 children addressed to THE SZOLITARY. " ***

DIP H." Bolden Orders-for extra coples of the Cars Signor A. Dicksou Mr & Mrs J. Morria

THE O Mar' should be sent as soon as possible as

M: D.

Douglas Mr A. Mullighaus D. S. S the supply is limited. Cash 10 cts, Credit Bes R. H. Dunging Dr E. R. Noite

Mrs J. M. Duyle Mive G. O'Leary Mr. Duncan

Mr C. F. Osborne Mr W. Dution Mr A... Petersen Mre E M. Eckhardt Dr. Pietzeker

20 sta.. per copy.

Alterations and additions to Advertisci menta un Pages 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 9

bale Sheba Fab., tip...

Nippon Yasan Kaitha Feb. 24, at Noon. Danadian Poe R. Co. Feb. 19.

TEAK HOTEL.

Lt.. T. C. R. Archer, Mr and Mrs W. G."

RA.M.C.

Humphreys

Mr & Mrs W. Arin- Major & Mes Bum. I strong

phrey, R.E.8. Mr & Mra T. Arthur Mia Humphrey

Mr & Mr. W. 0. Lt. Col. H. W. Ho

R.GA. Barrett and child

Lt. & Mrs Bedwell, Mr H. U. Jaffries

Mr and Mrs Milner R.N.

i

Mr and Mrs Bell and Jones

child en

Mr A. Kaith

Fig Surgeon & Mrs Miss Keith

Bernard, RN

Mr & Mrs Peyor

Misr Boggs

Bir Bowdler

Major & Mra Bowen

Capt. and Mrs Kiddie

RN., maid & child

Mr & Mrs Koch

Mr and Mrs Mis

donald..

Col and Mes Baker Mira Macdonald

Brown

Miss Biker Brown Mr W. D. Brown

-Mrs Martin & child. Miss McKenzie Maj. & Mrs McMann Attorney-Gen. & Ms Mr & Mrs Mitchell

more and child' J. A. Buckuill Mr M. Cary Mr & Mrs Casulli Mr J. Clarke "

ן.

Mr W. a. Nowers, Col. & Mr O'Bars

and child

Capt. & Ms Juchirang Mr and Mr E. V. D

K.N. 2

Рите MD Persona

Mr A. Coustand

Mr and Mrs Curries Mrs Pearson & child "Mejor Davy, KE Mr T. L Perkion

Mr & Mrs J. Dobbio Mr J. Flammer

Major Dorgan

Dir G A. Dutton

Major Faichnie

Lt.Col. J. J. Radcliffe,

R.E.

Mr Biton

Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Lt. and Mrs Sharp.

Capt. & Mrs Green- R.N:

field

Major Simons Cul. Gordon Hall, Mr A. Sindair

K.A.1.C.

Mr Q. Skott

should be sent to the Ofice, No. 5, Wynd Mr and Mrs IL. C. Mr and Mrs C. P. M. F. A. Hassland Lt. Col. & Mrs Usher ham Stroet, got later than 11.30am

Ehrenfels

Platt

Mr W. Eisterseni Mr G. Hutton-Pokis

Alterations and additions to Advertis ments on pages 1, 6, 7 and 10 should be Mr W. N Finlayson Mr A. B. Purvis

Mr H. Fel sent as not later than 2 p..

M 8. New Advertisements should be seats. Fernihough

the French management of the Egyptians you know, scarcely took the statements mmpany in metres and centimetres, but seriously, and undoubtedly never took sinca 1903, owing to the preponderance them to be directed against France, or of British shipping as users of the canal, oven intended as in any way to be in- the depth has been first calculated in fest. direct advice to France. I understand It may be expected, remarks The that the French Government is completely Times," that the canal authorities will satished on that point, and fully realises uct remain content with the prasant that Mr. Lloyd George's statements were before 3 p.m. depth, but that probably within the next meant for home consumption only, two years the deptà" will be increased throughout to 80 it. Dredgers are por potually at work, but a considerable di- Biculty is usually caused each January and February by storms in the Moliter- ranean, which drive vast deposite of sand into the Port Said entrance.

BATLING BRIPS AND THE CHINA TRADE. Two of the three large sailing vaals chartered by Mesars. Arnhold, Karberg- and Co. fast June from the Standard Oil

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Advertisements and Subscriptions which put that suggestion myself in an authore not ordered for a fixed period will be ritativo quarter this evening, and received nontinued unill counteranded the answer, "Yes, that is exactly the

Telegraphic Address 'MAIL' Hongkops. view we tako,"

Telophous No. 22.

When Mr. Lloyd George speaks upon retrenchment his pronouncements aro Ten French sati-Clericalism, in the cele brated words of Gambette, not * an article of export."

The three Ministers bom. Mr. Church in saw, while in France were M. Doumar

The Chan Matt, Limited.

KING HOWÄAD ROTÉ......

W. Budge** 3

HE Underalismed hova recsired inatre Exporters & Importers of the Chins import trade are gue, Prime Minister and Minister of Mr H. Olegs THE

tions to pull by Public Auction,

09

TUESDAY,

the 10th Febuary, 1914, sommencing at

General Merchants

2.30 p.m. at their Satzs Rooms,

and

No. 8, Des Your Rood Corner

of Ice House Street,-

▲ LARGE QUANTITY OF

now on their way, to. New York These Foreign Affeim; M. Caillaur, Minister

nto the four-masted barques Daylight of of Finance; and M. Monis, Minister of 8,509 vet tons, and Drumeltan, of 1,820 | the Navy,

nat toms, which" sailed from Hongkong with full cargoes respectively on Nov. 19 and Dec. 8. With favourable woother they may be expected to arrive at Now York, the Daylight during the first half of March, the Druzetan during the first

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD COMMISsion Agents half of April. Another large four-master,

AND HUNDRY BLACKWOOD

dc.

FURNITURE, SA.. $20.

As follows: TEAKWOOD-One Drawing Room Buite. (Imno, Orawford make) Dining Room Suite, Upholstered, Arm chairs and Bolsa, Carpets and Rags, (now), Brass and Brasa-mounted Bedsteads, Bed Room Buite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Wash., stands, &., Dining Room Furniture, Side- boards, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dinfog Tables and Chair, eta, etat,” Dinner and Donsors Services, Crockery, Sundry Glass Wars, Cooking Blores, Kitchen Utongis," *Outlery, &c., Bras Fenders and Fire

Besses, Brass Curtain Foles, etc., ete.

..diso

1 Badals etc. complete, 291d Chinosa Blackwood Warkrobos, Silk-embroidered Plobaren Electric Reading Lamps, eta 1 Marbls Olook, Typewriter (Hammond),

Pin by H. Schmal, Hamburg, Chabh Bafe, and 2 Gaub. Biorales.

· Cabalognes will be issued.

HUGHES & HOUGH

HONGKONG, CANTON.

SHANGHAI AND

· HANKOW.

J

CHIN

Typhoon Guide

Parom

god happen to be iste your meals will be Courteously and Promptly served just the Same. Only at The AVIKAN. 150 URA OLTE:

FAMOUS ORIME RECALLED.

Dir J. E.

Mr A. L. Rae

B1: B. Haworth-

Mr H. Freeman

Mr Denman Fuller Mr A Gallo: Mr A Mr P. G. Garioch mr

M. E. M.

Mr E. 11. Ray

MER.

Garrow

Dr Gensler

Mr G. Gierteen Mr and Mrs A.

Oiled

Bliss Raymond Ming F. Reny Mr & Mrs. Ricketts Mr L. von Rijswijk

B. Mc M. Roswinkler

şir. H W. & Lady

Saus meret

Mr and Mrs D. E.

Gillingham

Miss Ella Gilroy Dr Glasner Mr A. G. Gordon Man-Mr Y, Goulbourn

Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mr J. Gourgey Mr O. A. Graham Mr R. J. Grimshaw

Mr H: Murray Bain Mr P. W. L.

ninga Mrs Borin

Mim Massey Mr H. Murphy Mr A. P. Kobba

Mrs Nolasco Mr W. Oudenheren Mr S. R.

Mr B.

W. Ooz

M: H. W. Evers

Mr W. A. Donaldson Dr &1

Merci and child MR. O. Hall

P.

Mr B. O. Hayoor Mr H. O. Jonas Mr J. Joseph Mr A. E. Keen

Paris, Jan. 8. Madame Vers Gould, sentenced to death Mr

Dr Lang

Capt.

&M W. Passmore Mr H. PearmAE- Mr W. L. Paddephia Mr C. A.S. Ram Dr Sibres

Mr and MrTM F.

Mis Schenk Jirs Soynur Mr E. H. Sharp Mr J. C. Sibley Air A. Slingsby

·Bir Mr E. P. Smith Bir F. Smyth Mr V. Surby Mr. B. Soressek Mr A. B.

Square

Mr P. O. as Griad Miss A

guno

Capt. T.

Hall'

Mr. W. Staford

Mr H. E. Swaffield E. Tanner

Mr And Mr. W. A. M.

Hannibal

Mr R. E. Thompson Capt. A. S. Harris Mrs. Torquist Mr J. Scott Harston Miss Travern

E. Urain 31 J. E.. Dr Hartmann

Capt. BL

Mr F. B. He på.

Mr.

P. H

A. Walker H. Heimann Mrs H.-A. Walker:

Hewett, C.M.G.

the Brilliant, of 8,609 net toes, will pro for the famous Monte Carlo murder of 1807, DTS W. D. Mr H. B.Spag Hon.” Mr

... Stevensori

and whose sentence was commuted to im Mr & Mr O-Learth prisonment for life, has died at the prison

with "H

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Mr & Mrs R. Swain

Ken G. 2. Benney,

Jr., U.S.A

Dr E. Walther Mr G. Thornton- Mr E. J. Westphal-

CARLTON HOTAL..

bably be despatched from Hongkong on or before Jan. 81. When the Standard Oil Company scomod likely to abandon of Montpelli r. The murder, it may be Mr. D. A. McLeod thess beats, the boom in ocean freight remembered, caused a great sensation is Capt. & Mrs

the summer of 1907. Mr. Vers Gould was comm enme, and the cost of transporting rough of Irish extraction, and had married, n cargo from China to the United States French woman, Jeanne Girandio

live at Monte Carlo became names prohibitive. The chance whom he wont to was thereupon soined for employing these had no fortune left, and the couple lived Mr and Mrs B. A.Capt. and Mrs Majer sailors by way of counteracting the aditution they lured to their dat in Monte Me and Mrs, D. B. Mr A. J. J. Martin ezpodients. When on the verge of

Balantine

Mr Wm. W. Major vance in steamer fraights. The vessels Catio a Swedish-

Madame Lier WOMEN,

Mr T. H. Martin fake the Cape of Good Hope route, as in who wore s considerable amount the earlier, days of American trade with lary, and who, they thought, usually carried Mr G. Barres Mr J. B. V. Miller Mr. B. Padall China-"London and China Exproes.""

good deal of money with her, and mar-Mr & Mrs D. Black. Mr 2. Nishida dored her after offering her tea.

They then cut up the body, picked it into Mr and Mn 0. M. Mr G. W

"HIGH PRAISE.

of

a trunk, and started for Marseille, whers

Bais

E. A. and 2 children

Mr. de Weigelsper Mr and Mrs. B. Mr F. W. White

Hickman

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Mr and Mrs

Perkins

Mr A Niron.W

D. Y. TIL M.

Mr J. Biggina Bir W. B. Hind Mr R. De L. Hordern Mr D. Jaffe MrJ. W. Jay

Whyte

Mr R. Wall

Mr G. G. Wood

Mt. P. He'l

Smith, 4.0.D. Qapr. & Mrs Hodgins Mr A. Findlay Swith Rer. t Mrs Cooper Mr and Mrs Effiett

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Mr and Mr G. B. Stewart & child Hughes and child Mr C. N. G. Walkar

Capt. Whitfeld, A.O.D.

Mr and Mrs" Owen

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Oxaul Jun 1 An- Mr J.O. McDatcheon

denon

Mr E. 8. Morrison

Mr and Mrs. H. Me and Mrs D. K-

MOON.. Master Moss

Backhouse

Mr F. Bavington Mr and Mrs. JW.

Bolle

Mis H. Bolle

Mr G. Narringt n Mr A. D. Openansw Bir Francis Figgott Mr & Mrs J, Roberts

Mr 31 J. Breed

And biss F. K.800 Mr and

Browor

Mr Benbow Rowe

Mr and Mrs A. B. Mr and Mrs R. O

Carleton

Jr J. 8.bsimer

Mian D. Filkins

Mr. & Ms & Forbes Air A. Hardma

Sir T. L. Harrison

Rutherford

Mrs G Sachse Mr and Mrs. E 7,

Sait

Capt. C. V. S. Skrim -

shire, Rud. Mr and Mrs F.- O Mr F. Sutton

Mason Harley Me H. P. Thomas Maand, MR. D. Major & Mr I.F. R

Thompens

Masters Hurley

& Mrs Eran-Jones

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Mr & MeJ. H. Little

STATION HOTEL,

Mr and Mrs B. G, T. Miss B. F. AndersonMr Win. Hay

B1 and Mrs T. M. Capt. and Mr A. 0... Wynberg

Kennedy children Aronet & child Mr F. Yearly

Air and Mrs E. D. Mr C. Offersen

Farreita & children Xr 1. J. Ossorio Liout, and B. Mrural. Parey X-

Mr & Mrs R. Pithie

– Miss Wu Osbery.

Mr Raymand Mr Reynold Mr:Baba****** Mr Schroeder

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Mr and Mrs Allen

Mr T G. Flynn & Mrs La Smith | Preten. Mir A. B. Mr. Fl. Banos

Man Amery bir Baru Mr Bood

Cooke

Mr A. Russell

they were detected owing to the suspicions out. Geo. W. Drom Mr A Remedie odour coming from Bán trank,

"They Mr W.-3. Radarot, Mr G, W. Brical Mr taken back to Monaco, and tried early in

Mr Thoo. Earls who

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how misle's hair ons afternoon when older, and

khá mántioned that she haři hosed. Mian 116 10lzanos of his frier hiahirita, PP. 3: Grandy", "REVANÁ: Dr GillesTA

Hoppity pressed to 1

Alam ding in The parite this evening be fores f

Meet was sentenced to death, but How did you like her singing, Elia Vere Gould survived the risk only for a short time, and died convict the Mante Tar. H's wife's nice girl of 19 Ho sekod, the mistru 54.Oh,

was living with them, but was Absent as the time of the murder died of grief la the

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Mr&Mr Mr & Mrs

Mirand Mis

Mr Spirk

Boyanide

Mr Bholerick

Me And Birs Robb Mr Holmalty

MO Smith Mi Johsnobi

Mr Stillor Dr Keyt

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Mr Barbour

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