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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1914

Hughes and Hough

ACOTIONEERE MO TER UCTEUNENT,

AND ADMIN LETT.

General Auctioneers.'

AND

Share, Coal and-

21

General Brokers,

PROPRIETORS

** TO-KWA-WAN"

GOAL STORAGE.

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Telegraphic Address MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

AE Undersigned have received Instrue

tions to sell by Public Auction. (FOX LCCCCNT OF THE CONCERNX),

on

MONDAY,

the 3th October, 1914, at 71 mm nà their Sales Rooms. No. 8.

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Des Vertz Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,-

A QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

Removed to Sale Rooms For Convenience. of Sale.

Including Piano by Dorner and Sohn, Stuttgart, Iwn Large Roll top Desks, Singer" Zowing Machine, and Two. Typewriters.

Un view day of sale. Terina :—As nanai,

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HUGHES & HUUGIL

Auctioneers

Hongkong, Sept. 28, 1914

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1047

HE Undersigned have received struc.

tions to Sell by Public Auction,

on

TUESDAY, '

the 6th October, 1914, commencing at 2.30 p.m. s their SALES ROMs, No. 8, Des Yaux Road, Corner of Ice House Street-

A QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAEWOOD AND BLACKWOOD · FURNITURE,

Comprising

TEARWOOD—Dising so Drawing Room Farmitare. Upholstered Arm-chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs, Brass and Brans-mounted Bedsteads, Eureans, War- drobes, Washstands, &c., Sideboards, Dinnor Waggons, One Extension Dining Tablo and Chairs, Ice Chests etc., etc., Dinner and Dessert Services, Crockery, Sandry Glass Waro, Cooking Storen, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, &c. Brans Fondese and Fire Brasses,

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Wall Erachots, Inlaid Blackwood Trays, Flackwood Folding Chairs, Cabinets, Overmantala, Bido Tablo, Desks, à variety of Standi, etc. etc., and 2 Pianos in good frodition,

(Full Particulars from Catalogue.) On view day of sale.

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WHEN THE BRITISH GAME TO FRANCE.

How Bona Fide Sabjects of Uncle

Suffered Before The War

Side by side the Union Jack and the tricolour fluttered in the former: King | George's pletire was in cyklence in ery shop at importave: as if by magie a whols industry of Buntivi, petrands, eme Samom and has of the various allied, bares h

AMERICAN REYOĢEY, IN, THE

INDEPENDENT]

shad sprung into life. One call pet pi in trick corare without being appar alkool by ons sender who, charged per with the raukest unpatriotisor if your court did not give the appanner of 1 spot-map

with the flues of half a dozer, died

· Live ? PAngletere? ** Viva la Esen! was an oath instic, gesti vistararmos julians erowd og several Kroki.

And then the British came At first red Phachrin "that was gathered t Mace the other of one of the local papers er were only a few officers, who uvis A bubicin herly, wirehand with making d in the ports Having

esta progirations Spick and span they post on display anuncing thietkin this trin daki suits much ssel thealad Eaglish woope would.

our owa Rough Hiders, and decidedly bahan hens the text law.

mere attractive than the Freni zouares in Havre, with their ungainly,kayr exats, Every time she of the others paseri Hench"privice. the bitter would pres

This we sciting news, inslevd. To our was the prospect dewithcing than disembarkatiqui incre plowing than,

p me and my Ameziena, fellow, purse salate just as though su Kun n the France," On August 4th we had arrived from Paris after a tea

by te ride in i bruin of cuttié unes, may pcased epipage bearing, the label *** monteurs ** (shop). As Paris we had hen through three days of standing in

prior cheer from his pirn amg wore pasing hiur

"The tote of these officers was one"ol supreme confidence. Germany, to them.. was already of the map. The English were merely coming to join their France ling consecutively at the banks and excudes in the celebration of victory! proms clines, the stentnship lines. the

When the first transperts arrivel-and American Consul's houlquarters, and dhe police profectury; then haul wristled the upt coming from Ang 10 to Aug.. with an exiled end of compatriots for when the Franes," on which I had secured passage, left for Amerien—the whole population linet "upon the docks and quays to cheer, and welcome the allies from across the channel.

car railway ticket; and fully hal neumped to the Chare St. Lazare iromine in the evening till three in the morning to muke word of getting a plan in this rinse As each of

The unsporte presented one moving muss of tan. Closely crowded the Eng

w permittil to carry but one plass his study on deck."waving white, of hand baggages, our encampment at the handkerchief and singing their national station had been preceded by a windlusele anthem. On the promenads deck the deanation of trunks, suit caws, curing eavalry horses were lined up, womewhat apparel (givening dress suit now has widered at their surroundings and still lound a place of honor as the garcon more so at their strange quarters. From

the hotel, to the delighted, persoanei ) the varün Paris hostalries. Some mastpole there wastal alternatotę

the British and French insignia.

Iulius, it is true, added to the luierutts) The days during the week of Aug 10

chatter of our situation at the stution{

wer hot and sultry, nad, to make mat-

by wearing four or five parts gowns or worse, the troops, each soldier varrýl their persons and tipping these off with westly furs and cupes, lint on the whole some eighty ponds of military accoutrement, has to be disembarked

the athering, was a of fellow citizens during the heat of the day it seemed whow tribute to the Suropend war con- an endless procession that, day after day, sisted in the sacrifice of many a covetedwended its weary, last way along the nstiel of utility or alurament.

We expected to heave neber that quay through the long and narrow streets of the lower city, and then up, same evening. But a sudden telegrain] from the Minister of Marine at Paris up the turrond in the suburb of San- vie, behital which it disappeared from stating that the ship could not wait. Now it was a detachment of in. the print, on account of the infantry, then of esvalry; now of motors security, of the Atlantic, infleted upon exclist, then of supply wipa-mery as the most severe test of our watchly cheerful as could be expected, and ful waiting" abilities that any of king light of is untoward situation had yet encounter,

1by humerem calliest or attempite at prem

onering the French words.

Day after day the smoking funnels of bur floating-palney, gavas us hopes waar) we might sail almost any moment. Auxious" enquiries from the officers in command elicited but characteristic French shrug of the shoulder. hape we shall sail today," was the daily

ZAWUT.

Fer.

For some, the ordeal proved too teying, jund, kéremme by, heat. now this one. now that, staggered, dropped out of the ranks, and fell do the hot parement. It

was then that the French women eme

into their own. Out i their houses they would rusia, to minister to them with fresh, moling water.

Alter a few, timid vratures off the bont-in no case farther than the end of

. Akng the coast is a series of bathing the Jock-wo grew bolder, and between tablishments. It was little wonder tides would stroll down into the city to that every soldier, as soon as he was off relieve the monotony of our enforced duty, plunged into the refreshing waters imprisonment. Some of us were held up and, temporarily at least, forgot the hand-

spies and had to prove in fifty s chips of military life. variation of ways that wo were bena-ñde subjects of Encle Sam; others were re into poljes bewdquarters for crying A kadak or for casting too admiring ginnces

One day during our involuntary ted-

day confinement at Havre, I took a trem- way to Haavic. I was rather surprised not to find more evidence of the prisonco

My

at the preparations under way for con- of the English in the village. A French": verting the ocean liners into cavy translady stepped to me and asked whether , ports. But everything had in every come I was looking for the English.

come out all right in the end, and I felt affirmative answer was followed by her embeli-ned to join the road before the pointing out a narrow, hilly read to zao. newspaper office, and to throw my hat I followed it for some five minutes, when into the air with the rest.

lack and forth they surged, now but there was an abrupt ture to the right," There; below me, lay a wast plain of ing into the strains of the "plaril overal hundred acres," dotted with tape, laise," now attempting, with accent all word ba thousand tents, among which but English. to give vocal expression the khaki-clad warriors word in tand "God Save the King." "Old men clasped it. To the left was the huge fortros hands in the exuberance of their joy that commands the part of Havre, Tho children waved their tricolours women location was an ideal one. Somo 100,000 forgot the sorrow of their husbands troops, one of the soldiers informed me. departure to the front, and joined in thawern to be landed at Havra. From there general exultation; what few soldiers they were to march to the Belgian were left as a garrison were the recipient's frontier. elevation after ovation

The evening papers containet & pro clamation from the Mayor of Harne Some young girls who reached Faik- asking his fellow citizcae "to decorate stone on the 4th ultimo by the Flushing their house with the British emblem steamer said they "bad bocu at German in honour of the beloved Allies. The schools and the authorities had had ali French' boy scouts were asked to report the English girls taken over the frontier. for duty, and to act as guidon, messenger where they were left stranded, numbers, hoys, or what go for the English of them penniless Two of the girls radm. Impukive editorials we given to suid they were all who had succeeded in the praise of the ever trusted friends getting through out of large school from England, who remained true to party.

thele traditional friendship when the hour

of acid camp

The next day the city, gara every age zobr

pearanon (except that 'of; wwe..; It might

IF you have lost your appifita, cas of -

, the bin Varisky of dainty dishes at thái

ll has been carnival day, or the day ALEXANDRA CAFE Sure to, dempt

of some Fruno-British sporting event you..

NOTICE OF REMOVAL,

Wour Unicon to PRINCE'S BUILDING

TYE HAVE This Day REMOVED

Second Flant.

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An amateur boxing certificate will be presented to every man that takes part. Entries from all bona fide amateurs scaling all weights may be forwarded to the honorary stewards, Messrs. A Rodger and W. Logan, at the V. R. C.

Now thai wo are un way, it is as well that we should know what the surfers For Bed Lots Pummed Hands, Ulcerzred about. Tu begin with, we may not at war f

and House-ski's. Xas, Carboodles Sma becausa Germany mado “uld infamous proposal that we should allow 1-tu victate Belgian mensenlity. I in brut suites as to accept that proposal we could have found plenty of restin. £# Corsider for men the wì hệ ti apepting in Che advocates of caur otten dryady shot by this are. – Belench- Why neutrality have found some of them abfmus, ad Rebar superstitiou prourly) "no mrac infamous than the diplo was it that Mr. Asquith end Sie flwerd, music reasons we have given in the past Grey did not card to tell the House of for one-which happened to be Commons that we had custoù into a valent to co fart i traf to drop fighting alliage" with Franes ontlast ir. The patas tries Ad viatus in Germany? Why did they seinally digmatite is tis some peogh in jembut) the length of uyinhaw imperalat parts strife at h mê, At whe it is the wild sunid now that "the com gallant and náðarşlable. lat us take toy out ouder any obligation, t org mizuneity to the hobi, und katel public and knew, to Parliament, which. our hypony and cur band bad at] sumps is it to tako part in any way " ke Fites wenken the herdie fight, we could have hasrably t and encourags, only the blackguard, Proke in the bunch after the jist mitj This woor is a Tichnace of Pun r war bay and naval plan of exmpaign. Hel (and nothing else. And the fact we have i gium er Belgiena? Solely because all two is that 10 evir side :༥ vie they wontrail that if the call the terio, the salt will w +1 Or who truth, both the Labour mes Indaume of Power in faveur et Russian, the non-interventionfor, anti-atinas far more dangers to all the the nint liberal would have pvelt så and eunhatant than the one

tight-unhan them a Ulster, Thy mis ing to watress, Mr. C. 1. Tevelyan's chief of this was that it huraged the ignation shows how strongly in Eng Continental conviction that "we would art Hahman with eulting his rigalight. This enviction might have a

and er binoer unzunished, by all sense of the Halaner ca Cisilisation in train France from deviaring for adventures in the East, we Hiss Allyn Fatope con regard Germany as so im Prunes had wagel ware let this was she not have been frighteners and La, T. C. R. Archer, Mr R. Johns porting a bulwark of that Livilisation | just what Frane did not wall. that even when we are at ar with heretet en Germany meist have json disas. ¿Te -hould have untrofied the situation we aim finally at the censation trum. Germany was the entry that of her poter to decent ine castern tritt want din straining: and the official pre- ties. This weit not diafrage in in varivution by which the pouco party won

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Referee, Commander Beckwith, R. N ̧ Judges, Commander Blackwood, R. N. and Mr. Murdoch.

F. E HALL, Promoter."

and kept the European pence.

This is pct time for idle verimina tion: but it in a time for showing that

ELA.M.C.

PELK BOTTL

Air Lee Jones

Mr Kadoorie

| Mr & Mrs W. Arm Major-General alle

strong

Mr J, Arnold

the field; on the rentrary, w hali įdupad engorgon), Grmany to there is such a thing as an intelligent MJ, D. &old

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Mr 8. B. Layton Mr & Mrs Koch

Mr Linton

Mr Beard

MyW, G; Lukça Mr Bowdler Major McHardy Mr&Mrs Carmishsel Maj. & Mrs Moldwom

Lt. Mend ነነ . Mix M. Cary

Mr & Mrs Mitchel.

Mr Cami Mr&Mrs A. Chap. man & children Mr and Mrs Coppin

punch Prussia's hand all the mer gloris that, we would wrk out, and thereby and patriotic foreign policy-patriotic in x Europene well as the insulfe my is we do it for honour and it for precipitated Germany's desparate rush at maker, meaning to let her age when we France.

Had the Government or the, and that ear Governmenta ars to much under the thumb of the Strek have knocked his militarism out of her Labour Earty had a meni modern brush to find it. History will not and taught her to respet N. Prussian policy. Mr. Asquith might haso

excusa ps because, after making war militarism has bailied na for forty years; fourlessly to Proin militarian: Inevitable, wr run round at the last and a month ago. neither Germany new you attempt te sh France, wo two!

mement.begging everybody not to make Frane believed that “wa would fight will smash you I w, can,

We have had · a disturbaner, but, come to London and when it came to the point. Than is why enough at the tierrasug

and children'** there was such a wild explora u af de- which all the world enthes, and we be talked to kindly hut firmly by Sir

Edward Grey, lighted surprise when the French Cham will we whethew nanes, revive the

Our business now is first to convince Mr A. Consland her leash that we were game after all. Gerinary of Gothe and ethuen, Peteam that it bannot trample down Capt. & Mrs Cowan, That is why the Kaiser,, though reckless whigh has not an enemylon garth. France, England, Belgium, and Holland, Mrs Davison elivery other interest concerned, enter you will drop year mallet fist neu

and must pay reasonable damages for Major Davy, RB el u the best race he craild arent cu gobe nighttarly, - wo win

haring tried to; and, second, to Major Doryan for our seutuality, believing that we were guarantÄe yum against Rowin port us

vineo Russia that she must not bake Mis Doyle culy to ready to snatch ut it. Aid that hourtily has we now ant Franc

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Comda. & Mrs Corres Mr Nizón

Mr J. Plummer My Potta

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is also whe ww had to take off our cost against ori, Can it be debted thus fuivantage of the lesson to subdue Ger Mr and Mrs Early 'Mr Rogers

many.

VISITOR AT HOTELS

{"sod wait ful" Wished to shouthut when Lidehis had been said neclutzis and with it egme to a balance of the Power wythe viganis support of all sections of are to nere unmy weight in the the House. Pot dam would haves thought- scale. And since Sir Edward Grey bad twice and thrice before declaring we??

BLOXXON HOTEL written our names on the back of his Can it be alleged that anything could bill to France, we had to we that it was have happyzed war than he hap Mr E. 5. Abraham MrJ. Macdonald

Mr&Mrs N. Mi paid to the uttermost farthing, and with pod Instead of offering Germany Mr H. G. Alle

Mr 0. M. Alport Intyre and child way out, wo deve her to desperation: the handsnest interest posible. Our immediate business in therefore to tight | all because it was not safe to talk female Me & Mrs Athal L. Br J. Madden

Anderson & traid Mrs R. R. Mann and MIE R. Pate Mrs E. R. Belilios Mi C. D. J. Bell

as hard as we car; for our weight when to the Labour Parts" and the mill i the settlement eṛmes will depend on alt foreign affairs.

| the part we shall have played in the can-

dict.......

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THE KOUT pe THX MISCHTE, A Tar diferenen between the foreign

Mr G.A. Bens Mr and Mrs A.

Bishop

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Dr.Q. Marriots Mr R. T. Matbemos Miss M. Matheson

R. Mr W. A. Montzer

Mr J. Meresk

Mr C. E. Meyer

Mr G. 8. Middleton

Mr W, J. Morris Mr M upo

Me Dias Newton 31rs J. E. Norton and

infant

Dr A. L. E. F. Cola, Mr S. Fiksbe

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W. A. Farley Misa Farnsworth Mr J. Gibb Mr J. Goald

2.0. de Griso r J, B. GreвA Mgona

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Bir E. H. Ray

Mr E. M. RaymonÒ Miss F. Reay

Mr and Mrs W.

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Meanwhile, the political intuemos pores of Socialism and th foreign, M. Black policy of Cupftad, is very imple.. tapi H. M. Boyer orgwied taler at he must and blade the fag at the hs of em Mr G B. Bredhof wised, in ille and operating plati in speciation des profit: Sosin- Mrs. G. Brooks tudes sent the wick.dnges of war, dwonld keep the Hag at the head of Me, J. Cambridge the extragance of big amatorats," and evilisation, Capital.ly wanted at Mr W. E. Candy

Mr W. E. Clayton the simplicity non-intervention, and heime, is sent deoad after cheap labour all the other splintered plumios of the into undeveloped countries; and the рад | uld Pener, Retrenchment, and Reform antiers n the control of our army

Mr Arthur Course Mr H. Baudley Peog

Mr A. L. Penning platform. The wickedness of war is a and the which they obtain through Mr W. & Dowley rousons for keeping it of war; but, the their coubect of Parliament solely Mr D.8. 8. Douglas Mr. D. Phillips

Misa M. E. Duffy

Mr J. 31. Phillipa field once takon, it is not a practicable and their capatriotic, investments. VJ, Duncan Mr G. Bi. Powell

mson for betraying your allies and Ur. That is the root of the present mischief. Mr and Mrs HC. Mr A. M. Preston

Mr A. 8. Purvis empty by throwing hawn your arms and France, instead of using her surplus kneeling down by pray: and people where in abolishing French sluze and will not recognise this fuct during werbuilding up French children into strong put swept angrily aside and are no longer mou and women, has lept it to Rusnis listened to The extravagance of armaan

to strangthen the most tyrannical gov Mr. W. & Graham. ments is an income-tax payer's grievanes, erament in Europe; and to secure the not a workman's grietance. Every Linterest on ber kan she has catered bour member who knows the A Binto an unnatural alliance with Kuasia ME. H. Gromas of Labour economics knows that we

more civilised neighbours. Mrs L. Gurley Mr J. Ross Smith against her

Mr F.Smyth right lave doubled and trebled

We have no right to throw stones at Capt. T. P. Hall quintupled our present armament within Frans en, this account; for we made Me W. A. Hannibal Miss A. Square on Mr G. Harper Capt. B. A. Walker the last ten years without a single an agreement with Russia. of still more Ben. Mr. useful person in the country being scrdly commercial character, for the Hewett C.MG. Mr L. J. Weinma penny the worse, and a good many exploitation of Persia with the capital Miss A. A. 8. Holm Bliss . V. West

W. White Mr waters and idlers and their retinues that should have fed our starving child- Mz R Hunter

F. would be the better for having less to

ren, and rebuilt Dundee and Olasgow, Mr D. L. Hutchison Capt. & Wilde

Mr M. T. Jonss waste and more honourable employment. Dublin, Liverpool, and London as decent Mr R. M. Joseph As to non-intervention, it is an imular human habitatione. And now, mark the Caut. & Mrs Koeke superstition: the modern Labour move consequences, Germany, with a hostile Me E. B. Lamber. meni knows that Labour politics are in France, on one side, and a hostile Bussia Mr G. T. Lore ternational. and that if Militaris is, to

en the other, is in a position so dangerous MI F. Lobel

Mr E. F. Lalo he struck down the, mortal blow must that we here in our cure island an be aimed at Potsdam.

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Mr G. G. Wood, Mr. and Mrs J. F.

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Mi.C. 11. Brooka Mrs O. P. Roddon Mr J. Zdelig

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Mr W. J. Leversit

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“W, O. Mayna.

Major Fafohnie

MI A. Shahr Mr and Mrs Faster Mim Skinner and children: Mr O. BE

Mr F. W. Gibbins

Mr&H &. Gibson

C.-Dol. & Mrs Vakant

Smith

Mr & Mrs Grimshaw Mrs Smith

'Mr T. Friisil ***M2 Sorensen

Miza Backatt

Me B. A. Hals

Mr and Mrs Beas

Shepherd

Lt. Col. Gordon Hall, Mr G. L. Stewart

R.A.M.O.

Me Hardman

Capt. Mr Stewark

nurse sad child Mr.F.A, Hazaland · Bishop of Victória Mr & Mrs J. Horhoz Capt. and Mrs Wate Mes Hovbrender .. and child

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Mr and Mrs J. W. Ma W, Legan

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Min H. Bolles

Mr. J. Mitchel

Mr F. F. C. Nixon

Bir M. J. Brean Mr North

Mr Davenport BrowneMr R. J. Rawbr Mr A. F. Carleton Mr & Mrs J. Roberts Mr WA. 3. Cooper

Mr B. Et Flolder Mr G. Bachée.

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Mr H. W. Weijlar Mr J. W. Wilon

JARKTON VOTE Mr. and Mrs B., A. Mz J. S. Mason

Balantina

MEE C. Morris Mr G. Bary

Mr S Paul

Mr and Mrs; W. G.Mr and Mrs L.0

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