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WEDNES

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13 1915.

Hughes and Hough

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AND ADMIRALTY.

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AND

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PROPRIETORY

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PUBLIC AUCTION

THE Undersigned have received iostruc-

tions to sell by Public Auction,

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

OT]

THURSDAY,

the 14th January, 1975, at 11a.m...

at their Sales Rooms, ND, 8.

· Dos Venux Road, Corner of Icz Hovez STIXIT,

A MISCELLANEOUS STOCK,

Comprising:

Suit and Drass Lengths, Woollen Socks aad Stockings, Ribbons, Shawls, Felt Eats and Cape, Umbrellas, etc., etc.,

And

Lady and Gent.'s Bouts and Shner. Terms –As usual

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Jan. 11, 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION,

Nobody ever found

a bottle of immature

JOHNNIE WALKER

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PORTUGAL AND THE

WAR.

AN APPRECIATION OF BRITAIN AND HER RESOURCES.

By Dr. Cunha e Costa.

C3

1m 25: Salt g

FIGHT FOR JESTICE.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Tha Driton, to Bghs with cathusia-in. must strike with the firm conviction that his risking his for freelor and justice. Thus, in intervening in the pro- ent conflict, the British people find kind of spiritual beauty which impels all their best physical and moral quor. gics.

It is only shus we can explain the

QUAINT LATTERS FROM his coral rulence, to mor

LOYAL NIVES.

THE SOUTH AFRICAN'S OUT- BURST OF PATRIOTISM.

[great many laqga and powerinly nativos |

to amputriats with him in the great hvour to push the dayton Cross mar from our mit & hope you will truly

TUBORG BEER

Yearly Output 92,000,000 Bottles

and gavusly conder my Fonourable By special appointment to the ROYAL DANISH COURT.

Cupplication without reimuneration.--Ï me.

James Trato PITHE,

in ny very Dee Sie gone affectionate The following letters from natives have | and obedient servant vory Buly, been published in the "Advertiser," | New Brightoa, 27/10/19. Port Elizabeth, South Africa Orates que, and even ridiculous, na their wand. | ing may appear, thay an none the loss | moet remarkable orilenco at the loyalty and doration with which the South) African nativa rögards. British rul, ...

The frat better was sent to Mr. W Allan King, Sub-Natire Commissioner for the Pretoria District, and was 38 fol lows

Frankfort, 15-1--- 2·1.

4.

NEW AIR HOMA.

Death Fram Cold and shock.

The new air bonds of the French sâr service is nùy in use, write the Special correspondent of this "Thiily Mail ** Com Paris last month, 1 hava talked with an aviator who hàn hàon allowõlinterest periment with it upon the eriny, gives a bicd description of the elect the bob, which belearly visible from the altitule of an aeroplane..

He

· Dese Sir-lo the connexion of this circumstance which occurred for the Union (overment i am quite roil to learn that the CSW.A. troops are der sirous to delapidate our Union-Governo I have ised both" the dynamite inent, in this matter, Sir, I am out of Chomh und these bomb," said this sense to End that we natives ers put out aviator. The two uns very similar itt of our Governmente duty. What is our size and wight, but the effect is duty then? When will the Nafice de-fron ahesa is very different. When the fence force he called to işin for their dynendte boagh falls upon a berly o Staily duty? For these troops have almen yeh era too Hyy hodes lap up in ready, faviolet eng Imperial Glogeramonti the air. It is like a mall vibrato inĮ

I fully know that this Imperial Glor- ai crument is a Father of all ruces which

** When Thế hear bomul bursts it viag

arn lying under this perpetual an, Sirply lays wrything out that within thes in this matter I dont actually undet area at is explosion. Ia senza tri esort stand why and was prohibited to join our th - wheto or in foard in wavow like the defence fores to drive away all tluse ripples via ut a large stone is thrown "inte otīvasive oppressors of GSW... troops jord. Menego dowy like nimegales, out of our Union Governments Benders | baiblins collapse likely hanses of plays Imek to their horrible situations, he they ing entis, gigs are turned guy as it by have already invaded Our Bagland. one unen hand. Fraber, and Russia.

The explosion vatres practically ne Sir, how shall we, per tustivos, live dose er vanke, Er the arth

r this perpetual sum: if this traditombed by the case of the bomb striking cous nation would conquer our Imperial the grand is instantly attend our hy Government. Have these offensive as the extraordinary waves of foreg.

Extreme eid 3 produced at the prore enough power 3 Celapidating

intence the Kinglem of our King George? martent d explesion, cold so

that I da je mysli schon i dropped my"; uma real patriot.

first bank up a height of "about #kitt, | I was taking great chames in flying so low, but I wished to e» the elvet of the

UNWILLING STAT-AT-HOME.

Si-I am quite glad to express my emb. It fell en a setion of Germans. |

The following article by the well,fact that the farmly of a British officer wholy feeling at present in this matter bitonucking in a field. 1 striate that 17 known Portuguesa alvocate and journalist killed at Charleroi should inscribe upon I kn't are any special opportunity i

FIUE-Undersigned-have-received-instroo

tions to sell by Public Auction, (FDE ACCOUNT OF THE CONULRY LB),"

oh

FRIDAY and SATURDAY,

the 15th and 18th January, 1915, . comthancing each day at 2 30 p.m..

at their Sales Rooms, No. 8.

Dos Voeux Rosd, Corner of ̧-

·· Ice House Street,

A VERY VALUABLE · COLLECTION OF CHINESE PORCELAINS, GRASSES,

BRONZES,

dc.. de,

&c. Recently imported from the North,

"Consisting of -

Yuen, Mios, Kanghi, Yungching, Kienlung. Towkwong and Raichiog Proiecta. Comprising:-

has been translated frown the Lisbon journal A Nacan," by Albert H. Frisbeed

+

in the hotel at

where I was wwaiting the beat Air Portugal wom ledged the majority of the superior others of the British India Expedition. ars Force and the military deputation sent by Britain to meet and accompany this army to its ultimate destination in Franco:

at least thirty men were killed within

sbaza of 1.

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"Sporting Life" "To those of our rendars desiring a light, refreshing", und palatable drink, we esa confidently recommend Tuborg Bear."

"Lanost" "The Reer is desirably light in c isracter, showing a lowlated holie strength, and the rate was dulicstoly bitter; the absence of objectionable pro- wperatives sad of bitter sulmitates was ascertained."

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Tale. 1612.

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MEDAL

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JOHN OAKET & RONA, LIMITED, “ Writingro é altura. LoxpoN",

THE CHINA MAIL

COMBINED COLOURED

TYPHOON MAP & GUIDE

Hero les Colonel staying at home when persons, ass at the area of the explain Hid they Showing tracks and daily progress of the big Typhoon

hii grave who died defending a scrap of paper↑ "

We cannot be beaten." cuid an "In the first place artillery colonel.

because-we-have-ineskanostible-rosouzers.. bot chiedy because Great Britain in Deary to the independence of small ations and to the essential liberties of

the citizen."

This morat conviction that Great Britain is necessary to the harmony and The British campaigning uniform,eneral equilibrium of the work!, tot by wh a model of everything practical, oppressing it as Germany wishes to do, but, on the contrary, by delivering it sacrifices nothing to elegance. The wo

for the Father's duty, I am really hoping that this kind of duty can be porkrmed by young natives only. Dee Sir, would you willy allow the young datives

our des force. Mr. I am bully sed by ormous consternation of

staying about. -

hen mared more demely inore would f have been killed.

Death frin, these bombs (come instantly fren intense ed and cussion

-

The material composing the new bombs is simple. It can be confused Dear Sir, I am not responsible for to any air his, and the hemb can be the native races, I am principally balled by the late or his cóstät besz Bring that the Sub Nat Commr, is as for her Ponsible for ull nutivos. Dear Sir, wifi you kindly excuse me for I have already proper desire is to be under the Cale Governments flag.

FIVE TRANGAT. WHAPONS, French aviators have ne five terris

men of Britain have every reason to be from tyranny, constitutes the key to he, troubled you with many particulars, My wospone et destruction for use in

proud of the deportment of their med folk. Tail, refined, carefully groomed scrupulonely clean, closely shaven, with fine rannners, perfect even in the crash of balt, the British officers aro magni- Scent examples of a people destined to

dominate without oppressing.

The French as the first to pay homage

imperturbable and formidable serenity in face of peril, and the unshakable con- fidence in Shai victory.

Not only do this officers hold such con- victions, but the privata solliers also And what profound ignorance that of the Kaiser respecting the British volunteer! Theis never was a citizen better prepared for was than the British. The ability to their stendy courags in face of danger test fatigue, which in other coun highly trained in all physical exercises, tries requires so much training and pre- White and Blue Plates and Vases, a jthey regard war as a sport. To hunt number of Sang-de-Boeuf and Pench-Bloemther in Indiser hers by after all Paration the British volunteer brings Vases, 3 and 3 Coloured Vases, Agate and one and the same thing," said one of with him when he enlists in the ranks. Crystal Snuff Bottles and Ornaments, the British staff ofEcers. There people Ming Bronzon and Incense Burnurs, etc etc.

Also

Old Lacqner Screens, Amber, Coral and Jadestone Beads, Old Chinese Engravings and Picture Eabroileries. Mandarin Conte, etc., etc.

(Fall Particulars from Catalogus.) N.E.-The Undersigned will give one week guarantee a

genaineness of the

articles offered.

Terms of Sale from Catalogue.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong. Jansosy 4. 1015..

1351

such exceptional temperament and bearing play football in the rear of the line of battle. In fact, in this respect there is an episode worthy of mention.

DEFEAT IMPOSSIBLE.

from Ν

HARDY WARRIORS.

Dear Sir, I like ja this matter il sub Aptive Sub Commz. can. advise cur Chiefs to for our defence fores which will drive away all these oppressors ent of atr Union Governments benters.

aeroplane fighting. They are

1. The sted arrown les techer, Gin, long greased to comaury straight downward 1ght, about art ounce in weight (sie.), | Canil enrried in a box which lanoche .1,000 - atin Dropped from sp average flying height one of those will hit its tun with a diving forer of 10th. It will clean through a The aviators

Dene Sir. I am here in Frankfort, 0..s. Gol save the King! God save the King Grading:-I am, dear Sir,inier and his hore. your "bberlinut servant.

(gl) Joe MoMARANE.

**TUKSETROGLOCS TINEN."

entry soveral thousands on each fight.

during the last twenty years.

And enabling ene to locate the centre of a Typhoon.

MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD AND TAPED FOR HANGING

Price 40 cents

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

ROJGKONG". SOTEL.

An aviater was reently mentioned in Mr E. S. Abraham Mr B. James despatchies for self and during Mr Adams Me M. 1. Jones with which he red his bomba and Mr & Mr Athol I br. M. Jeph

3.

مطلة امر

Capt FT. F. Later

From the "CHINA M1A1). Ofice.

TEAK HOUL BIBI W. Arms Mira R. Johns

strong

Mr Lee Jones Ficet-Sargon & Mr Mr A. Keith.

Bernaid; RA.

Bin Hondar

Major Bowen

Mrs R. D. Keith and

child

dir Elston

Mr & Mr-Carmichael Mr & Mrs Mitchell

MF B. W. Cary

Mr & Mrs Cenlli"

|| Me H. A. Catwright

Anderson & maid Mir E. M. Joseph Mr J. H. Backhouse MR M: Joseph The second letter was adduweel to|2. Tha quick-firing ar This

and Mrs S. W. Mr Ed. Larme the editor At the Advertiser "unil both

curriel in many of the French mono-

Me and Mis F. B. da, Bacon spelling and phrasing or certainly planes. Two hava Leen niounted. on Mr. D. Batchelder La original.

biplanes in order to command the MrFR hat

Mr H. D. Law: Mrs E. R. Belilios whole fl of fight. They have u

Mr G. Llay Hr-G.: Bepa counted for many of the enemy's mar&Mrs Beswick

Mr and Mrs Luja chines

Mr and Mrs A. R. Mra R. H. Maun snc

Bisbon Mr W. M. Black Mr C. B. Brook Mr C

H. Bmoke... Mr. and Mr C.. E.

Brown MF 3.4. Brown Dr Carthew

The abril pistol, reserved for action against the Zeppelins. A lucky shot from one of these will put a Zeppelin

· out of action,

The dynamito bomb. This weighs b. and is dropped by the aviator or his observer. This has been used for blowing up bridges,

Me WE. Clayton

107

Mr H. J. Mardling Dru

U. Mar Bir G. Mansol

Mr J. Merecki Bir G. S. Middleton Mas Miller Mr. H. N. Mody'

Trained from curly childhood in all physical exercises, playing fenzise kot- ball, and polo, inured to cold water, knowing how to swim and row, cften -practising horsemanship. accustomed Honoured Sir--During - they trolluns AUT early agu to sell-reliance, times it behoves nvry loyal subject of Every day, at certain fixed hours, enamoured of travel, finding in a sound His Majesty the king (God bless him ocial French bulletins were placed in religious education consolation for all and keep him boley) to do their utmost. the hall of the hotel. Victories and re-the bufetings of life, taught to obtain strength of purpose to depose the enemy series were received with the strades for all slights, and with a dog at our gutes like wolves in sheeps get equanimity and ardently dieussed. Imatic and liturgical idea of liberty, the ments who are utterly worthless of the by chanes the Germans had accomplished British volunteer is the most malleable uphetaerial rights of our divine Xiun. an intelligent or audacious movement, of all future warzióra.

civilisation of the Hemisphere. the British officers at once put their

A month is sufficient to transform him

I wish to propose to great Lord Kit- whole enthusiasm into studying, tho man- into an infantryman, and, after fifteen chenor how greatly the native population| If the simtegy of the mer days under fire, not in the whole world of our blessed country can give him that were judged to be good, then it was there a mors intelligent cor valiant assurence and helpful asisper which With these weapons in the hands of advisable to take advantage of it, paying soldier. For this reason the French and the legal Flugoes of the past history of inring aviators the French air service Mr Arthur Course the few back in his own goin, and, if British Ersternise and reciprocally esteem our great 5.4. to be helpful in the car is making history daily. Hundreds of Mr J. W. Cranston

Mr A. Der y sible, with interest.

and admire each other. From this per treme to form expart larges Lolys of young man are volunteering for the work. Mr E- H. Doubleday Mr & Mrs Pentreati Only once during the months of war feit understanding humanity will reap members the coloured community to and many of there seem to bean sharmed Mir W. 4. Dowley sirendy passed can I suppose that any great and lasting benefit when the assist him in driving the wolf from the lives. They face the triple zisk of death Miss M. E. Dufy NEE Undersigned have received instruc-Ifriton worthy of such a name has felt helds, now sewn with shells and shrapnel, door of our civilised lives we can be front sccidental fall, the enemy's it Thus to Sell by Public Auction, the least perturbation ne grief, That we opened once again to the plough, and armed with unsthing that the modern guns which they all declare to be ad

was when the German wubmarines saaks burst forth into glorious golden harvests. siened can provocate and assure you will mirably served-and the explosion el the Cressy and her two companions, who

To fight, by the side of Britain is not i do our utmost to push the German bar their own weapon?. nobly sacrificed themselves in lending davour which we confer, but a great berions to there native elements, her aid.

On that day Britons were hoat done to us.

Would not one of our Paleemned 3LP. atirred, ant with fear, but with fury.

0.

R.

PURLAO AUCTION.

On

MONDAY,

the 18th January, 1915. at:3 p.m.. on the Spit

The Several te, Numkorod. I to 19 on' Plan to be won at the Auctioneers' Office, for mraction of

BOOTHS AND MATSHEDS ..

LEVEN,

I have my own national pride, and coms forward to be a lender of or like

I have never heard a Briton admit, in no way do I belittle myself in con- light among the Gentiles and we will nor even refer to the possibility of defusing that I aur absolutely incapable bu glad of the opportunity to do credit! fest, although all agree on the roof imitating 407 on the specific to our native eminenys. bility or even tho probability of scous virtues of the British citizen, but I ran

on the Government Ground adjoining the partial, rqvarias, The British staf admire them. I would never naturalise Race Course, Arth of the Grand Standofficer regard the retrant to the Marenysulf British nor French. I ara Portu

and the subsequent offensive of Joffrages in the highest acceptation of the

Enclaire.

Terms: Cash,

TATE CONGENIAL TEEMULGEN

Mr. D. M. Brown, Esq., will as the maximum of military talent, at word. If, however, I wore to be asked form & native Scotch corpse ho will For Piand Genditions of Bale, they warmly give the highest prulso to if I regretted not having been born in

the French Generalissimo, ...* apply to

England or France I should frankdy co- Our allies were calculating on the foss that I did. Daily Expres. slege and fall of Paris, and, on a long, 62. Bories of disasters until time should es- tablish the equality of numbers in the opposing forces. While the German and the rest of the European nations

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers to the Goytriment.

Hongkong. Jan. 12, 1975.

18

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undermined have received instrucwers counting on 'a campaign of a few

ious trall by Publio Anction,

(FDE ACCOUNT OF THE CONCLEXED),

WEDNESDAY

the 20th Jannary, 1915, at 11 6.z., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Von Road, Corner of Ice House Street,— BEVERAL CASES OF ASSORTED SILKE Originally imported from Peking, And MISCELLANEOUS GOODS. Panon tendo usual,

D

ANG HUGHES & HOUGH.

Hongkong, Jan. 11, 1915.

months* duration, Great Britain wes preparing for a three years' wer. E

The material und moral grestess of this wonderful nation is astounding. Few people, seriously consider this inter pret of the problem, which is certainty the more impressive, Can it be supposod that Graab: Britain is a lover, AL KITAL ment? What my illboat For Creat Eritatf war is an instrumbat of civism whichĩ nho uses because none other is pos- | eible, and only as a last retouren yh

1 a good tulid only furt

Table fuzio with son de Tour

the back,” ALTERADRA, CAPE,

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WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND

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"blood", with; the mhing and heathy eriala Very

18135 and $225.

5. The new air bomb.

P. L Monkman MIN T. Di Cochrane Mrs W. R. Neighbour Dr A. LE. F. Colo- Capt. D. Newton

maa

MJ. Ormiston M: and Mrs A. 1.

Pardee

Kh enfals

M: W. D. P-kon

M: A. Pyroux Mr. Poulet sad Mira H. C. McA. B. Purver

RADIAT Birs 3. A. Bir E. H. Kay Lieat. Gul. and Mrs R.A.3.0. Rosy

Mr H Evensen Capt

Fitzmaurico, K.N. Capt. W J. Freer Capt. and Mrs E. M. Mr G. J. Robinson French and child Mr J. P. Rowell Bir Deuman Fuller Mr R. M. Rustan Capt J. E. Garrett Miss J. Schils

Saward MFJ. Gibb

Mr B. V. Mr. R. H. Gillan Mr. Shott The Bassians so the dominant tres in Si Y. Goulbeam Bir W. HL. Smith Mm A. Smith

ARISTOCRATS OF THE

∙CAUCASUS.

Mr & Mis F. Smyth Mr. Smyth

the Caucasus, but the aristoer te of the Br & Mrs J: Gonid reg on sia the Georgians. A peuple of Mr 11. D. Griffithe mysteriosa antrord-is-their race, acord-p TP. Hall poting to some roba Ingists being older. Mr and Mrs W, A. Mr A. Sorensen

bya kiub r plane of evilization and colture Mr G. Harper

Then the Eyptians they stand upwa Harnital

Minn», Fizraz My S, Stafford

Mr A. Cuaniatut

Mr Datton Major Faichnie

nure and child

Mr and Mrs Mose and

child

Me and Mrs Pearse. My and M18 Parry Mr&Mr J. Plammer:

Mr & Mrs A. Gibaun Me W. J Pringle Mr & Mrs B. A. HaleMajor Pyor, E Lt. Col. Gordon Ball, Mr & Mrs Ralpha

RA.M.Q.

Erg.Comdr. Rooms, Mr F. A. Hazoland My Sharp Mrs W. G. Bennings, My A. Sinchir nurse and children Miss Skinzer

Mr & M Bender Mrs Grant Smith

Mr & Mrs A. Findle Hogg-

Mrs Horbrender

RES.

Smith

Major Humphrey, is Turver Mirs Walcott Me and Mrs W. G. Col. & Mrs Walto

Humphreys Capt, & Mm-White-

fold

Lt. Col. 1. w. Ues,

R.G.A..

Mir I. V. Jeffrina

Mr Young

KINGʻIDWAND ‘SLOTEK.

Brand Mrs Lacombe Mr & Mrs. G. Lauret

LORDOZ

Mr. A. Almond Mr Arnold Mr and Mrs W. B. men

Betting

Mr W. Badge

Mrs Cbristaren

Mr and Mrs J,

Crees

Miss Crees

DrAUST. Crore

Mr J

· Misa Lenvoz: * Mr C. F. Mason

R. M2O. W. Q. Mayne

Mr J. McArthur Mr. Milner

M-1. Murphy

Mr R. A. Donidron Mr It Ozawa

Backworks Mrs W. U. PEMOTE Mr&Mral. Poorman

Mrs A. For

a

Mr. Fujit

My W. E. Graham

Mr H. C. Grierson

Me W. D. Hawkes

Mr C. H. Hodgman Mra H. T. Howard

MP3, Hunter

than any of their neighbours, Formerly, Capt. & Mrs. J.B. W. Mir 8. Stockmest

Hay, 34th Sikhs List Col an MM. Hent Georgia, was an independent, kin do and its people couverted to Cari Mr C. H. P. Bay

Sallivin anity in the fourth century, h ve sever Hon. Mr EA. Mr H, E. Ewa fold relapsed into the Mohammedaniem of the Hewett, O.M.G. Mra IL Tabar surrounding tribes. Their g Ideo age Mr and Mrs F., J. Dr. A. Thoros war the twelfth century, in the days of the

Highsm

Mr E. des Von 1 great Qom Thamaras There are no Capt. And Mrs B. Mr E B. Walto more kings in Georgia bat in Runazing Bill 4.0.D.

Mr & Mrs A. Will number of princes-in fact, as a writer in W. W. J. Hodge

and family

"Waite. the “Pall diell Gazette" reminds on, it is Mr. A. H. Hollings- Mr F. W.

worth standing jokuamongst the Rus Lans that

My White. overy Georgian, where his occupation Mr B. H Hough Mr F. W. Wood brate a titles. It might be, added, with Mr & Mrs E. Howard Mr G. G. Wood, very little szégyemtion, that Crary Mr R. Hunter Mr and Mrs J, E. Geargin is a poet.

Mr D. Hachison Wright

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Mr and Ms Wm. Mr & Mrs Staber

Jackson

Me D. FL. Jones'.

Ds J.Josep

and Mrs Kratt

Mira 8. Sylvester-

Mia Thompson

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Underwood

XINGBQJA E BOTEL Comaul Gon. G. E. Mr W. Logan

Mr J. H. van Gounep Mr F. Bevington Lübra att Mr and Mrs JW; Mr & Mrs Martin

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