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VAR Bndersigned have received instruc

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(ron account oF THE CONCERNED),

on

MONDAY,

the 11th May, 1914, at 11 am.. at their Saloe Room, No. 8

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10 Hours STRICT,

A ÚTINY OF

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

Bemoved to Sale Room for Convenience

of Sale.

Terms:--As usual.

UUGHES & нucan.

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Hongkong. May 6, 1914.

PUBLIC AUCTION

581

Tous to mil by Public Auction

THE Undorsigned has received instrue

00

WEDNESDAY,

the 13th May, 1914, commencing

at 230 P.a., at air Sales Rooma, No. 2,

Dos Vaux Road Corner of

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-A QUANTITY of

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND

BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

&c..

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PARTICULARS and Conditions of the aid on MUNDAY, the 11th day of May, 1914, at 3.6, at the Ofen of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Excellency the Governor o Hongkong.. of the ri ht to Quarry Stoneron Four Lots of CROWN LANDA Ngau Shi Wan in the New Territories of Hongkong, for a period. extending from the lith day of xy, up to and including the 31st day of December, 1914.

letting by Publis Auction Sale, to be,

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tions of the Emperor himself when Live Constitution was established, and like the rites at his burial, this grim yet in. Under this title the Times recently pressive ceremony reveals how immense commented on the death of the Empress the gulf between the thoughts of the East and of the West. The news of the Ngau Sui Wan 123ize Dowager of Japan, as follows —

Empress's illness or death was sent by telephone. It was at the railway station that the great officers of Stato weat through the ghostly form of paying to the dend the homego proper to the living. The Ministers who were present balang to one of the most enlightened and pro- growive Governmente in the world. The troops which exported the core amongst the frst and most highly trained of modem soldiers. Ia ovory detail of the story, as our Tokya Correspondant sells it, tha most modern of the material. discoveries of the West come sharply into Tel. No. 1408 the capital; and when death visits pascoutact with these customs of a civiliza

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Once again the stimulating contrast of the very now with the very old which Das Far East presents is thrust fercibly On Thursday last upon our mis. week the Dowager Espress of Japan died in the Numadzu Palace. Next day the lifeless body made its State entry into Tuky with the same pomp and circumstance accorded to living majesty, It is not befitting for a member of the Imperial House to act death outaide

of them beyond the walls, custom in-

bo corpse

shail memorini prescribes that bo treated as a living parson until it has been brought within the precincts where tradition ordains that Royalty may die. There is something magnificent in an otiquette which can ignors drets itself -something, too, quito inconceivable to Your Western modes of thought. The whole Japanese people do. homage to the amazing convention. In the Palace where, the Empress bad died her doud

are

order by our own ballers. Large assortment of Chinese Site and Foreign floods of every description.

A good sold at reasoandie Price Roogkong to hay Chloess and Foreig The Cheapest and best has in Canton &

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Mr F. A. Pokry 2.687.158 Mr J. W. Doris

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sion going back for six-and-twenty cen- turies. The convention that members of the Imperial House must not die except Tel. No. 811. within the appointed uren is doubtless connected with the cardinal doctrine of NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE, Mr U. Cattaneo Japanese roligion and of Japanesa pa- triotism, that the Emperor is the des cendunt of the gods who sita upon ** the

throus of a lined suction unbroken THE "OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE for go eternal," mud that to his virtues and to the virtues of his stices- tors the prosperity and the glory of the Empire are due. That is the faith upon which the greatness of Japan and of hor peoplo is built, Tre Earperor rides by body have fare all audiences. Un dia divinu right in a sense very different, TOTAL FEEL AT DEO. 1811 arrival as Tokyo, Princes and nobles, and fur mero personat, than ever wai PEAK TRAMWAY'S COMPANY, Ministers and officials, attended to re-clinted by the proudest of Christian-AuthMed Capital £6 000 000

It was Rings. The right is still freely and fully eive it, as though it lived. driven through the streets at a trot in acknowledged by the inumana majority the sime carriage and with the same of his subjects. The unanimity with escort. The same troops lined the route which all classes have agreed, in süp- and the same masses of people watched porting the strange fiction that the dead the procession on its way. Only their ret ved indienter how general the anbraken silence, us the State couch sciowledgment still is, and how and passed in the moonlight with its drawn versal is the obedies of Japan to re- blinds, showed that they knew the grim coived tradition. But the question in burden that it bore: Then came thevitably presents itself how long the inost dreadful part of the strange care- morial.. At the door of the Imperial Palace the living Empress hand, to wel. como se et alive the poor remains of The function was, not vet done. The corpso must be escorted sion of theit. Then, and not till then, was it permissible to proclaim what all the world knew, and to acknowledge that the Dowager Empress was no more, the mind of Asia, and what rection 10.30x.m. to 11.00 ... Every minute. Within the Palace it was piquette in the mind of the West, are amongst

the greatest problems of the future. We Mr and Mrs. B. A Mr V Lawrence

Balantine

Mr. L-ighton 11,46 am to 12 Noon...very 15 minner to have died. 1200Noon to 100 p.m...Ryory 10 minut r 100p.m. to 6.00p.m... Every 15 minutes. 5.00p.m. to 6.00p.m... Every 10minates, 6.00 p.m. to 7.00p.m...Every 15 minuter, 7.10 p.m. to 8.10 p.m... Etury 10 minn

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D., every hall boar, Blackwed 11.00 p.m. to 11.45 p.m. every quarter of to its apartments and put into posses

Two New Rickalias, One Piano, One Landy' Ericon Rifle, Overmantel, Old Chinese Blackwood Cabinets, 1 Desk, 1 pair Old Bronze Figures, Electric Reading Lamps, 2:2,

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1 Marble Clock Small Chubb Safe, 8.00 a.. o 10.30am...Every 15 since

American "Ice Chests, Barograph, Ship aud Taffrail Logs, Sextants, 2 Barometers, Silver Photo Frames, Fancy Clock Cuser, eto, etc.

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HUGHES & HOUGB,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, May 8, 1914.

PUBLIC AUOTION.

594

THE. Undersigned have received instrue- tions to sell by Fublie Anction ¡FOR ACCOUNT OF PAY CONCERNER)

ou

SATURDAY,

the 18th May 1914, at Noos, at their Bales Rooms, No. 8,

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bodels and feelings can resist unmodified the impact of Woster learning and of Western habits of thought. That, they must be affected by the new conceptions of all things which this learning is daily spreading in Japan amongst thousands of keen intelects xems certain, How they will be affected, what form they may ultimately adopt, what setiam in their altered form they may exercise on

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Like the messages which the most į lanko xò uttempt to approach them ever and Mrs D. H. Mis Loms advanced of Chinese Republicans deliver from afar. We only note the startling ed at the Imperial tombs, like the atceremonial of last week as a reminder My G. Farres tribution which Japause heroes made that one of the most civilized and most to the brilliant, naliows the world in passing of their success in the way virtues of the reigning Emperor and of through a pregnant phase in its develop

his sacred ancestors, like the declars ont

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