SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 1914.
Hughes and Hough
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PUBLIC
THE
AUCTION
HE Undersigned have received instrne- tous from CAPTAIN W. A. HAGOKE,
to sell by Public Auction,
on
WEDNESDAY,
the 29th April (914, at 2:30 p.m., að No. 2. Canton Villas, Kimberley
Bond, Kawlton,
THE WHOLE OF THE
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
the rei catized. Consisting of --
Fumed Teak Dining & em and Bedroom Buit, Upholstered and Rattan Furniture," Single Beds Indian Rags, Wardrobes, and Cupboards, Glass Ware and Cr ckory, Large Icu Chest, Aluminium Cooking Utensils, &tuve, Wash Tale, elc., eta,
Also
Over 30 yrs ago the laty Lond Beaconsfeit testified to the headin be received from HIMROD'S
GURE, and every postbringt. Ko, alsallar Jetiers 10-day..
HIMROD'S
CURE for
ASTHMA
FAMES POR 60 YEARS,
Sold in uns by all Chemists and Stores. throughout the Castry.
Bower of Imitations,
AUCTIONS.
PUBLIO AUCTION,
THE Undersigned have the action
tious to Boll by Public Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
on
SATURDAY & MONDAY," the 25th & 27th Aprü, 194, commencing sach day at 2.30 p.m., at their Bales Boome, No. 8. Des Voeux Row, Corner of
Ice House St.,-
A Varied Assortm:bi of Leather Suit Casos, Trunks, Colla~ Bozes, Ton Sets, Artistic Bamboo Flower Pots, Tortoise-shull Toilet Sote and Com's, Marble-top Stools Tongking Mother-o-pearl inlaid Borns, Flower Vases, etc., ste, etc., The above goods are all now. (Full Particulars from Catalogus.) On view on Friday a.m.
Terms:--As usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, April 21. 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
THE BOAT RACE
CAMBRIDGE WIN EASILY.
THE CHINA MAIL.
Dark: B}nga" Stern Gham.
(ly An Od Blue in the "Daily Tele graph of March 30.)
Cambridge won the Boat Racoon Saturday by 41 lengths in 20min. 230.. and the race, which oviryone had ex-
pacted wikd by ry · clly thought, turned out to be an unexciting' affair, -Oxford did not row in mything like tão, form which they have been showing dur ing the last ten days, and almost as the first shock of the encounter the unk, formity with which Mr. Gold- had `sp; } parently managed to pats up the crow broko up, and they rowed as eight man rather lian as a crow, Cambridge, om the other haki, As, perhaps, is only
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natural der a winning crew, rowed in better form than they have shown since GREAT WHITE SOUTH they came to Putney, and their soll- darity, which had been the main feature of their oarsmanship almost from the
BY
day when the arew was finally sotiled, B. G. PONTING F.R.G.S. LONDON. about eight weeks ago, made their vis tory an easy one.
Perhaps the chief credit of the Light Blues' victory was due to Tower's splete did stroking and excellent judgment. He know that Oxford's best chance of win ning was to bustļo him at the start, and refused to take any whico of the other eras, ad studied his men out splez-
y after the first half-minute. Not that I would suggest that Piliman ja any way lacked judgment, but in trying, as. he had to, to raco at top speed for the" first two minutes, he found his crow umblo to heck hias up properly, and his instrument broke in lis nixls. Cam! 633 bridge, throughout, once they had gained commanding lead, rowed the slower stroke and well within themselves, but in spite of this it was wonderful that Oxford ware able, rowing as they wers, to keep as near as they did. That they were not, Further behind than they were was due to the magnificent manner in
Now for one stroke did he falter, and even in the last desperate spurt after Barnes Bridge he never lost his length or his straight drive from the streteber.
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Mr and Mrs H. D.
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Mr G. T. Lloyd
Mr W Logan
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Mr E. 1. Mackay
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DARTICULARS and Conditions of the Mrs F. R. Balilica Letting by Public Auction Sale, Mr G., Bann
Mr C. D. J. Buil on MONDAY, the 7th day of April Mr M. Bernstein hold
3 P.M., at the Officos of the Public 1914, at Works Department, by Order of His Rr. Mr V. Bogomloff cellency the Goverint, of One, Lat of Mr E G. Bisrucker Colenty of Hongkong, for a term of 75 Mr. Bean and Miss M. Matheson
the Mr F. D. Bisseker OROWN LAND at Kennedy Road, in Mr N. Braun years, with the option of resevai, að a draws Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor
Mr
abil
of His Majesty the King, for one further Bir J. A. Browne
gloriously all the morning, and the light breeze from the mouth, which had but tisu faintest touch of east in it, brought no chill with it. In the early mora. ing both news were out for a preliminary pin to open their lungs, and each owed a minute as top speed. Long term of 75 years. store time-time crowds were pouring
exciting race, in which we were all dis appointed, drew numbers which sur passed anything I have ever soon, sove, perhaps, at the Cambridge and Harvard race of 100.
Tbina trons Captain Pasay, to stil which Wigging rowed from start to Brisia, into Putney, and the prospect of an
NIE Undersigned hars received instruc
by Public Auction,
on account of leaving the Colony,
+1
MONDAY,
the 7th April, 1914, ad 5.30 p.m., at Ab King's Slipway,
The Motor Boat
BRITTANTA."
One Goat's Bicycle by Singer & Co. in Length 21 feet. 2 horas power, Petrol, good condition.
"On view from 28th instant.
Tema: usual.
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HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers,
Hongkong. April 23, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION
will cry tun-persons.
THE CAMBRIDGE CREW.
Registry No.
Locality.
17
Particulars of the Lot..
Boundary Beamremoale, (Appratums)
Content
Anucul Béni.
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#
JUpset Price.
Aspersaleplan, 18,360 126 (1,101
About
Bir. A. P. Bungay Mr C. T. Calfogler Mr A. 3.
Mr
A. J. Cambridge A. S. Carter Sfr and Mrs Caton
Chambers
Mr.M. Chanaoat
Mr F. E. Clayton
Mi
Mason
Mr Johanson Mr Karfansen D. Keyt Mr Bink
Mr FV. Kuhinan Mr & Mrs Eaughan Mr O. G. laga Mr Bonny Lorai Mir Madaring Mr S. Martin
E. Altera Mr E Mr Mathieson
Mrs Mayor and 32 Mr Nelitmur Man-ra Odoin
C· A, B. M2 )
Mr Datberg Miss Deoton
Denbora
Mr C. Farebrother Me H. MEN B T. Matheson Mr
Mr J.Mauch
McAlister
Mr B. K. Mohta Mr & Mrs John Meier Mr J. Marcaki
Me D. M. Mickla Mr G, S. Middleton Mr N., Milkowski Me and Mrs W J.
Michell
and Mrs H. Hun-Mr J. Mitchell
Cat & Mrs Kocks Coghlan
Mr C. F. Moelich, Jr. Dr and Birs W. A..B.
Monro
Dr A. LE. F. Cole-
man
J W. Canston Mr Crosby
Mas Geo. Mooser Miss Muoser
Miss Crosby
Mias J. Crosby
Miss C. Crosby
Mr
Mr G. P. Curry
499
All rowed so well behind Tower in
Son after two, o'clock the men had the winning crew that is in difficult to changed, and it became known that find words of praise enough to go mound, Cambridga had won the toys and had Bixton showed no signs" thrứnghour of chosen the Survey station, which has his tendency to be date at the first, the advantage of the great bend "fron while he was a great help to his stroke Harrods to Barnes. But they were to
steadying out the crew at the crucial prove that is made no diference. A moment, which are so rarly. Clarke, Hoon as the Light lues' ship was in too, kept the extra bis of kngth which the water Oxford brought ous 'their bank, Mr. Bruce's coaching gava bim in the and un time was wasted in getting down last week of practice, which be bad not to the stake-boats, where the umpire. regained after his illness in the middle Mr. F. I. Piluas, was waiting on board NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE 498 od training, when he first came to Put the Consuta.
Further particulata may be had from the Undersigned.
On view from Sunday 26th instanti THE-AA usual.
HUGHES & ROUGE,
Auctioneers,
$28
"
8 Undersigned has received instruc
tions to well-by Public Auction
on
1.
FRIDAY,
the 1st May 1914, commencing"
at 2.30 r., at their Sales Room, n. 2,
Des Voeux Road, Corner of
Ice House Street,
À QUANTITY OF
VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACK WOOD FURNITURE, As follows:- Taskwood-Upholstered Drawing Room Suite Dining Room Suite. Arm-chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Ruge, Bras and Brass-mounted Beilstends, Bureaus, Ward- robes, Wash-slanda, &c, Sideboard, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, etc, etc., Dinner and Doseert Barvices. Crockery, Glass Ware Cooling Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, &c., Ste. Atu
Hongkong, April 17, 1914,
.
mag and be fully upheld the great By 2.20 they were off. For the first
“INSURANCE CO.
COMFANT, LA..
and
reputation which oarsmen had formed two or three strokes Oxford. who hadi IN WHICH AIX-YEɛZAÐ TEE SHARES OF of his rowing at Healey last year proved they were better of getting away THE OCEAN MARINE INSUKANCI Cornets and its also rowed with from their stake book, held un advantage. grens power throughout, sud in another of a foot or two. In the first quarter your, with Livingston, should be most TE Undersigned have received inmbrace valus be as a vow to build a
sven better erow than the one we saw
Saturday.
Two New Rickabas, Three Lady's and Gent.'s Carrying Chairs, Five Pinner, Ons Lady's Baloon; Riffe, Blackwo d Over mantel-, Old Chinese Blackwood Cabinets, 1 Deak, 1 pair Old Bronze Figures, Electric Reading Lamps, ec., 1 Marble Clock, |- Chubb's Safe, American Ice Chests, I Typewritter Barograph, 3 Ceiling Fans,
"lete.
Catalogues will be issued.
Teams mm usual,
HUGHES & HOUGE, Auctioneers.
Hongkong. April 22, 1911.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
522
HE Undersigned have resolved instrum
tions from DL. GROSE, ID Bell by Public Auction,
Oc
MONDAY,
the 4th May, 1914, at 2.30 p.um., at
No. 10, Queen's Gardens,
TER WHOLE OF THE
IABLE HOUSEHOLD
ac...
FURNITURE, &o.,
therein contained, Comprising:-
St.
Large Chesterfield Sofa and Arm-chairs
PUBLIC AUCTION.
ione from Br. J. HUNTEE to sell by Public Aucti n.
נדט די
THURSDAY,
th30th April, 1×14, at 11 a.m, at the Hongkong and Chion-Gas Co. premises top floor,
VALUABLE
THE
HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, ke.. dc., &c. therein contained.
•
THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS
ASSURANCE CO.
both ind rowed it strokee-tha uzual rate for Cambridge, and uns stroko faster that Piiniam usually ruwe-Tower rowed 21 against 20 in the half, and both had rowed in the full minute. Before TOTAL FUNDS at Slem . 1911. this had elapsed; however, Cambridge
£22,561,236
Narall
M. Nicol
Mi G. O'Leary
Mr and Mrs P. H. MG, W. liveerona
Davice, child and Mr D. A Partullo
ALF. A.
Mr.A.
Purry
Petersen
hurto Mr T. Denne Mr & Mrs Derteane Mr G Hutton Botta
3 children
Mr Dunrich
Me Flodord
Mr O. Frenck Miz Frenk
ΔΙΣ
Capt. Galt Mr Granby MisGrant
B1: Cuttling Mr Beck Haray · Mr W. Heikel. Mr Henry Ms Houper
Mr Hau
Alina Osbery Mr Robert
Babbie
Mad Men Redford Me Rohn
Mr Rolts
Mr B. Pance Mr C. Smith.
Mr and Mrs Stabil Mr Stahl
Mr. WissĮNAWS. Mc Winswen born Mr K. Will
Dr Wilson Admiral Wilken
KINOKOLME HOTEL.
Me and Mrs E. L. Masters Hurley
Agassiz
Dr & Mrs Kvan-Fran Consul Genera An. Mr. C. McCutch.on !denm
Mr E. J. Nairn
Mr and Mrs. J. H. Mr G. Norrington
Backlis
Mr A. D. OpensaAW
Dr and Mrs G. D. R. Sir Frands Tiggott
Black
Mr and Mrs J W.
Bollen
Mix H. Bolles
Mr & M J. Babatt-
Bom
Mr Benbow-Rowe
Mrs G. Bachre
Mr M. J. Breen Mr and MrsAEW.
A: Davenport Browne Sat Capt F. 5. Puckle
Mr and Mrs AE. Mr W. Schofiel
Dr and Mrs G. E. M: A. H. Purria
Mr B. Raworth
and a
Do
Mr
D.
Mrs: R. H. Douglas
Mr J. D. Dugniel
E. S. Douglas Mr E. H. Ray
Mr Grat
| Mr J. Duncau
Mr U.
Duncker
Mr and Mr H. O.
Ehrenfels Mr Frank Elmga Mr H. Fehr
Fradeneck Mise Fracer Sir E. & Lady French Mr L. From in
A Gallo:ti
Mr J. Gibh
Rasch
Misa F: Rosy
Mr and
and Mrs W. B. Reynold
Mr and Mrs W. R.
Riskut MI C. W. Roberts Mr F. L. Ro in Mr F. J. Rush Mine K. L. Schaeffer Mr W. Schmalke
Schultz Mra Faddon
Mr And Mrs. Me M. Selg
Giles
Mr E. H, Sharp
Me V. Goulbourn Miss M
A. Sharpe
S.-E. Swat, the president, is to be most heartily congratulated, not only on his own rowing in the wew, but more had drawn level. At the 30tis stroke-Authorised Capital £6,000,000 especially on tho nunner in which he ominous tuzela upset the Dark Blues,
Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 picked his men and the keenness which and Pitman in vain tried to steady them. hluss infused into Cambridge during At the Landon Rowing Club headquar-Fire Funds 5,899,114 Mr & Mrs J. Gould Mr J. C. Sibley his year of presidener. He will certers Cambridge led by six feet, and, i-Life & Anreity Funds... 16,138,160 Mr and Mrs W. M.
Binting Fund AccTUDE, reme tuinly band wer
successor with Oxford already rowing short, and legacy of talent which but few new prin ragged fashion, the Light Bluos soon
DAY N
afterwards began to go away last.
LIGHT BLUES DRAW CLEAR.
50071
Paid-up Capitalire *£%,637,500
Mir F. Mr V.
Swyth
Sorby
R. Strawn
Carleton
Mr J. B. Chalmers
Capt. C. V. 9. Skrim
Baire. A M: D. B. Dennally Mr & Mra W. Smith. Miss D. Filking Mr F. Sutton
Ir & Mrs A. Forbes Mr H. P. Thomas Mr B. H. Collin Hai. Mr G. J. F. van der
lowes
Me T. L. Harrison Capt A. II. Kinnaird- Mr and Mrs F. C. Watson, A.8 7"
Mason Husley
Mr H: W. Waijlar Mr and Mrs R. 'D.
flarvey.
KING EDWARD HOTEL.
Mr B. C. Adama M and Mrs W. D..
Kraft Mr J. Arnold
Me and Mro Bidwall · Hr- & Mzu C. Lanrit.
Dr. Breger
Mr W. Budge
Men H.
Mr Bata
88,572 Greene
MA Miss Greene. Mr A. B. Sorensen £22,501,263 | Mr & Mrs R. Grey
Miss & Square Mr P. O. de Griso. Mr Steuer,
Mrs Stuckdale Berenue Fire Ereach,..... 2,587,188
Life and Annuits 11,773,989 Capt. T. P. Hall
B11 E. Branches.tonasanj
Mr. A. E. Cocks Mr and Mrs W. A. Mrs Stirling Revenge Marine Department... 263,091
HADDibal
Mr H. E. Safield Mr F. W. Cox 490,1% Sir John and Indy Bĺr and Mrs 9. H. Dr.4
Mr
H. Denne thar Beogr
Harrington & maid Swift
Mr W. A. Donaldson E. A. M; WIN. Tanya
Mr Drummmend Hon. Mi
Howell, C.M.G. Mr & Mrs P. Thomas Mrs M. Duffy.
Miss Thema
Sir E. W
W. Even Mr. Foy
25,233,312 The Accumulative Funds of the various
sidents are so lucky as to find, for not uly hun he discovered the three greal heavy-weights mentioned above), but bas
At Craven Steps, renched in 2.7, Cam Comprising: --Large Sideboard.. Dioner brought out D, I. Day, who haved so bridge were well over half a length up. Waggon, Extension Dining Table, Leather hard and well at bow, and who should må
afterwards Tower spurted overed Chairs, Carpets and Rugprove himself to be a worthy successor finely and drew clear, Oxford, in spite Curtains. Engravings and Pictures. Large in Tower as a stroke. The pendulum of the bend in their favour, being un- Brakmounted Bedstead. Wardrobes, Dress showed cu Saturday that it had swang able to hold them.. At the Milo Post, ing Tables, etc., Bathroom and Pantry
with a vengeance, and Oxford, after tuis, 4sec., Cambridge had a quarter of Branches are separately invested, Bad, by Mr W.. B. Hind
Mr J. O. A. Hola Requisitos.
I. A. Walker their five Lab years, must look forward length's cieur water, and, with Welis Act of Parliament, sre set suide to meet
the claims ander the respective Depare Mrs K. E. Holz and
Mr J. E. Watkins Also
with some regret to a period of lean steering too far over to Surrey, thements of the Company's Busincer,
2 children Mr E. Hope
Mer de Weigelsperg Mr S. Giosel Oxford crew got the full benefit of their
Mra S. Howarth Bir F. W. Wbita wash. This quite finished them se s
Miss E., Jacquimm Mr D. White Mra T. J. K. Johns Mr & Mrs F. Finkler For the first time since the crews crew, and, in spite of the fact that Pit-
Mr G. G. Wond Mr M. T. Jones urrived at Putney the weather was in ITIL was rowing 32 against 20, they: overy way ideal; too ideal, in fact, for fell further behind, sal it was obvious 518 Oxford's chances. for their best hope that the race was over.
uy in rough weather. The sun bege
PIANO by ROBINSON COY, Terma-as uvual. Cataloguna will be issued.
HUGHES & HUGH,
Auctioneers Hongkong, April 21, 1914.
PARIS TUILET
(Lane Crawford male), Blackwood Chaire, No. 13. QUEEN'S. ROAD CENTRAL
Blends, etc Large Sideboard. Dining Table and Chairs (Lane Crawford misko),
· Largo Teakwood Brass mounted and Twin Bedsteans, Wardagbes, Dressing Tables, Washstands, etc., etc."
Also
Baldwin Ice Chest, American Iron Safer Victrolia and Records, a large number of Planin in Pots and Piso by Bechstein with Electric Badlistor in good condition,
Full Particulars from Cataloguia, Ou view Sunday írd May......
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