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WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1914,

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(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).

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FRIDAY,

the 18th October, 1814, at 2.3) p.m., at their Salus Hoome, Nc, 8, Des Voeux Rund, Corner of

Ice Hue Street,

AUGUT 186 Pains LADY'S BOOTS AND SHOES

in Black Tan and Canvas

of English and French. Manufacture.

MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. TERBEYA Oswal

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1088

THE Undersigned have received izstrac- tiösa to sull by Public Auction, (FOR JCCOUNT OF THE CONCERXED),

on

FRIDAY.

the 10th October, 1914, at 3" pm. as their Sula Rocme, No. 8. Des Voeux Road. Corner of

Ice lioc STREKT, CONSIGNMENT OF INDIAN CARPETS AND RUGS varioas dizes and colours, (Slightly damaged)

To be sold without reservE, TR-As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

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Hongkong, October 12, 1914.

Nobody ever found

a bottle of immature

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THE RETIREMENT OF THE ALLIES,

Tomato a Roma Şal gaing strany.

THE CHINA MATE.

an upparvatly deserted Bown. - Then sud- denly their lina of retreat was' cut cit, the threa bridges wars, blown up by a Foontes mine, and the mitraillones hid- den. In the houses were played on tho German cavalry across tho strogha, kill- ing them in a frightful slaughter.

It was for a little while sheer mase mare, but the Germans tought with ex- traärdinary tenacity, regardless of the heaped bodies of comrades and utherly rockless of their own lives. They, too, had brought quick-firare maromi the

| bridges, and, taking coyor bahind houses, trained their guns upon the houses from which the French gunners were fring There was no way of escape for thosd hercia man, who voluntarily seridood themselves...

Whan the main Gorman advance Sams down, the valley, the French artillery co the height raked them with a terrisc fro, in which they suffered heary Iceses. the forefront of the column being mowed

But under this storm they p." down. creded with incredible coolness to their pontoon bridge noroes the river, and although hundrata of men died on the banks, they anteceded in their endeavour, while their guns searched the hills with shells and forced the French guaners to retire from their positions.

The occupation of Charleville was a Gorman victory, but was also a Cerman graveyard. After this historic episodu in what has been an unending battle the main body ed French withdraw before the Germans, who were now pouring down the valley, and retired to now ground.

It was a rosiroment which has had one advantage in spite of iter acknowledg ment of the enemy's amazing pertinacity. It has enabled the allied armies to draw

I was lucky in getting out of Bouio.closer together, its firm front sweeping gno on the last train bound for Paris, around in a crescat from Abbeville, though not guaranteed to reach the around south of Amiens, and thezce in capital. As matter of fact, I was even an irregular Hts to the eastern frontier, more lusky because it did not arrive at its destination sed cumbled me to alight in the war zone and proceed tɔ mers interesting places..

THE FRENCH RETREATO

LAST FIGHTING A PRENCH VICTORY,

The list real fighting was taking place as a village called Bapaume all day Fri. day.... It was very heavy fighting hero on the left contro of the great army com- manded by Gen. Pau, and leading to o vietory which has just been announced

A GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENT.

Mr. Philip Gibbs, special correspon Geas of the Daily Chronicle and the New York Times," telegraphing from near Amiens on August 30, describes

I will tell at once the story of the the retirement of the silied armies to French retirement when the Germansofficially iz France. warda Paris. He says, in part:

advanced from Mamu: down the valley Graan uudnoity of attack against of the Morse, winning the way at a cost the hemie courage of the French and of human life es great as that of defent, British forces, who fought every mile of yet winning their way. For France the ground during their retirement, is lend-story of that retirement is de glorious as ing the enemy into a position from anything in her history. It was nearly which there will be no retreat at their a fortnight age that the Germans con lines we broken. Unfortunately, there centrated their heuriest foronel upon are hundreds of thousands of people who Namur and began to press southward know nothing of the great issues and and over the Meuse Valley. After the who are possessed by the great, blind battle of Dinant the French Army, among fer which has driven them from their whom wero the Second and Seventh towns, villages, and homes.

Corps, was heavily outnumbered and havi to fall back gradually, in order to gain time for ruinicrement to" come up.

When the Germans awept around Lile they found, to their amazement. that this town, surrounded by forts, bad

French artillery was on the wooded been abandoned, and they had only to heights above the river and swept the walk inside. This easy access to a town German regiments with a storm of fire which should have been defended to thes, they advanced. On the right bank lant grep opened the way to the west the French infantry was entrenched, sup- of France.

ported by field guns and mitrailleuses, and did deadly work before leaping from tranches which, they oqoupied and taking up a position in now treaches further back, which they held with great tena city.

PANTU AMONG FRENCH PEOPLE,

The left wing of the French, which was to the west of Mons, was supported 1085 by the English troops, all too weak to sustain the pressure of the tremendous odds which began to surge agaitht them. and realizing this perilous state of affairs, THE Undersigned have recidived instruc. the French Generalissimo decreed that

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TUESDAY,

the 20th fictober, 1914, commencing at 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Roosas, No. 8,

Dow Your Rd, Curner of Tee Hamre Mtreet, --- A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE. TEAKWOOD WD BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, &c.,

the north-west corner of France was antonable, and that the main army of defence should withdraw into a stronger and clover formation.

It was then that the great pazio be gan, increasing in speed and terror dur ing the end of last week. I was in the | midst of it and saw unforgettable scenes of the enormous tragerly. It was a fight of hundreds and thousands of

In justice to the Germans it must be said they were hercio in courage and reckless of their lives, and the valley of the Mouse was chaired with their corpses. The river itali was strewn with" the dead bodies of men and horses and literally ran red with blood..

The most tremendous fighting took

place for the possession of the bridges. but the French engineers blow them up one after another as they retired south- wazu..

1!

No less than thirty-three bridgas weri

families from St. Omer and Roubaix, destroyed in this way before they could Bethune, Douai, Valenciennes,

and be seized by the German advance guari.

between French and German cavalry and regiments working away from the main amics.

HEROIC FRENCH STAND.

A few minutes beicro midnight Fri- day, when they came back along the road to Amiens, crawling back slowly in a long, dismal trail, the ambulancs wagona laden with the dead and dying, hay carts piled high with saddles and accountre. ments, upon which lay, immobila like men already dead, the spent and ex- hausted soldiers, they posed through the crowds of silent people of Amiers, who only whispered as they stared at the procession.

Early next morning there was a thrill of anxiety in Amiens. Reports had comé through that the railway line had been cut between Boulogne and Abbeville. There had been mysterious movementa of regiments from the town barracks. They had moved out of Amiens, and

there was

strungo quietudo in the streets. Hardly a man in uniform was. to be seen in the places which had been Rited with soldiers the day before.

Only a few people realized the actual significance of this. "How œculd they know that it was a part of the great plan to wure the enfety of France? How could they realize that the town itself would be saved from the possible bom berdment by this withdrawal of the troops to pitions which would draw the Germans into the open?

SCHEME TO ASSASSINATE PRESIDENT YUAN,

Arrest of Rebels.

Another score of rebels has been ar

found in their possession as well as proofs

that they intended to set fro to Pakis

and to dig a tunnel from & certain point of the West City to the Presidential Pulace, in order to assassiate President Yuan Bhi-kai The majority of the men arrested were oxomuted at once, the rest

As Follows TEARWOOD. Ona Drawing Arras, who were driven away from their The fighting was extended for a consi-rested at Poking, Anne and bombe wors Room Sultes, Dining Room Forniture, northern "homes by the menace of apderable distance on either side of th &o, Arm-chairs and Sofas, Carpets and proaching Uhlons. They are still being Mouse and many engagements took place Bugs, New Brass And Brass mounted hunted by fear from place to place Bedsteads, Toilet Tables, Wardrobes, where they can find no shelter and no &c., "Sideboards. Diaper Waggons, permanent safety. The railwaye have Extension Dining Tables and Canira, eta, been choked with them, and in these Dinner and Desort Services, long fugitive trains, which pass through uta.. Crockery, Glass and E.-P. Ware, Cooking stations, there is no food or drink. The Stoves (New), Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, poor runaways, weary, filthy, and ex oct...

halisted, speed long days and nights ALD

shunted on to sile laos, while troop trains pass and pass, and are held up in towns where they can find no means sf existence because the last civilian train has left.

One Old Blickwad Wardrobes, Desks, Fectric Reading Lamps, etc.. 1 Marble Clock, saverit Iron Safes, Ice Chesta, (now), etc., etc., 2 Sets Old Bass Halberds, 2 Fowling Pieces, Duplicatori.

Ostalogues will be issund.. Terms: As usuni,"

and

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EVACCATION OF BOUZIJINE.

When the troops marched away from

There was, for instance, a memorabl: | have beea 'nestenced to long terine of encounter at Marville which is one imprisonment. The authorities aro the most heroic episodes of the wax.quito able to maintain Örder Both in Five thousand French soldiers of all Peking and the Provinces, arma, with quick-frers, engaged 20,000 Germans Infantry. In spite of being outnumbered, the French beat back the enemy from point to point in a fight f Justing for twelvo hours, inflicting tre- mendous punishment and suffering very few losses.

Boulogne and left it silent and unguard- It was only for fear of getting too far ed I saw the inhabitants utterly dismayout of touch with the main forces that , standing despondently staring at the gallant 6,000 desiated from thel placuda posted up by order of the Gov- irresistible attack and retired. 1000ernor which announced the evacuation Nevertheless, in accordance with the

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of the town, and called upon them to geserul plan which had been decided bo ready for all orifices in the service by the Generals in view of the superior

of their country. The bastoms officers numbers femporarily pressing upon them left, the civil police disarmed, while a the Germans succeeded in fugging their flag with nine black spots was ready to way steadily down the Meuse as far as bo hoisted on the fort directly any Unions Mezieres, divided by a bridge from Char- 'wers sighted.

loville, on the other side of the river. The people of Boulogne could not

On Monday the town of Charleville understand, no Frenchmen of the north was evacuated and the French troops can understand, why their ports sad took up a magnificant position, con towns are silent after the teamap of somanding the tows and the three bridges ADB any regiments who have left a great dividing them from Meziores. Mitrail- tract of country open and undefeaded. leuses ware hidden in the abandoned In that were of France the people listen houses, and so disagreable shock to intently for the siret clatter of hocts and any Gorman who might escape their fire for the first czy Les Uhlane. By were a number of the enemy's guns, no ORDEBO me that the enemy had been fewer than ninety-five of them, which soen in neighbouring towns and villages had been captured and disabled by French Can one wonder that mothers and fathers troops in a serios of battle down the. rush from their house and wander forthvor from Neaiz

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In a blind, unzensioning way to swell the.

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VA SEZER MASSACER

without food, dropping heren sid thees The Gurman outrosta, reached. ChIP-

on the wayudo ja etter wearitice?

leville on Tuesday. They were allowed

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MIKADO'S GIFTS TO THE

BRITISH TROOPS.

de map to the Emperor, who had recently It is reported that Col. Tanaka, au side boon daspatched to inquire after the condi tion of the Japanese troops un expedition against. Tsingtau, was ordered by their Majesties to visit Brig-General Barnard- participating in the Japanem attacks upon iston, the commander of the British troops ringrad, and inquire after the condition of the soldiers under him and at the same time to offer them the same gifte se ziven to the Japanese soldiers from their Majestion.

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Time Table - From Ist. October 1914,

OUT

8.50 7.42 9.40 11.95 9.00 3:00 5.15 7.30 6.54

.3.44 11.90 2.04

Canton

7.15

IN

8.50

3.25

6.59

7.10

6.99 7.37

5.33-

723

191

7.36

Ниг

5:58 8.14

Fan Ling-- 8,16 Tai Po Market 8.20

Tai Po

Sha Tin

7.39

-8.01 8,18

Yau Ma Ti Hung Hom Kowloon

8.33

• 8.44 8.56 9,02

Shum Chun - 8.05 10.05 11.35 9.55 4,30 6,18 6,99 8:45 Sheopg Shui- 8,19, 11.41 5.01 4.38

6.29

11.44 3,05° 4.40

€1,92 8.53

1.55 3,18. 4.51

6.40

12.01 3.26 4.57

A,43 9.07

12.14 3.38 5.10 12.97 9.49 5,29

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20.

5.18 8.01 $.50 -

$.50 11.30 2.00 10.02 11.43 2.30 16:00 19.02 7.33 Tai Po Markal -

10.27 12.08 2:37 10.37 19.13 2.45 Fan Ling- Sheung Shui

10.40 19.29 9.50 Sham Chan

7.41 8.30 10.45. 19.40 2.54 3.45 0.06 8.24 Centca

11.20

6.05 -8.33- Will stop at Shoung Shui on notice being given to

the guard at Kowlugu. Golfers Train. Sundays and Public Holidays.

8.45 a.m. Tai Po 9.15 Sheung Shui 9,30)

Sha Tau Kok Branch,

Kowloon

Fas..Ling

OUT

8.90 Dep. 8.05

9.15

12.30 3.20 1.25 4.10

Sta Tau Kok Arr. 7.40

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PUBLIC AUCTION. PARTICULARA AND CONDITIONS of the losting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 19th day of October, 1914, at 3 P.M., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by

Order of His Excellency the Governor, of Two Lots of CROWLAND at Mount Davis sad Kennedy Town respectively, in the Colony of Hongkong, for term of 75 years, with the option

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of renewal at Crown Rents to be

fixed by the Survayer of His Majesty the King, for one further term of

JWATH.

Particulars of the Lola.

Inland Lo

Isxilly.

Near Jaland Lot No. 053,

Registry No

No of Male.

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Bevadary Kururononkose (Approximata.)

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Annual dent

Contents In

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3,500

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101

230

360 220 0.000256

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12.31 9.63 5.97 9.05 10.45 12.34 3.58 5.30 6.50 7.08 9.38.

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IN

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