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Hongkong. August 14, 1908

THE KAILAN MINING

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KOWLOON CANTON RAILWAY.

(BRITIзN SECTION)...

TIFFIN TRAIN.

816

Pas Pablo is hereby notified that on from SATURDAY, March 6th and on each succeeding SATURDAY, until Further Notice, Tiia will be served on the Train leaving RowLogx at 1,35 p.3. first class parenogers only. The charge for tifin will be 81.25.

To assist the blansrement and for their own personal enraforts passenger aze trumented to book their sents in advance, hy telephone or latter which may be done up to FRIDAY night.

The Train will be made up and waiting A KOWLOON IPM so that parengers crossing from HONGKONG by the 12.557 M. 1.02 mm, and 1.15 p.x. Ferries will be departure the this tiffin before the

of the train. By Order,

THE CHINA MAIL.

The

Old English Squire

of song and story was the one kindly old

mortal who certainly knew real comfort.

A generous item in his day joys was a cool Churchwarden Clay and a palm full of rige, mellow tobacco.

CURVE CUT

Pipe Tobacco

F

Old English Cave Cut carries out that sweet tradition of smoke." It is a distinctive cl

aristocrat among pipe tobaccos. The curved "alice to a pipe full

way in which "Old "English" i packed pbsolutely! prevents the bacco from becoming dry and Endery, and preserves its ori

ginal freshness and fragrance.

EPEED AND GUNS.

THE BRITISH NAVY AND ITS WORK.

Battle Cruiters Triumph.

(By Archibal) Hurd in the " Daily Telegraph.")

"Sunk:**

nade for the pipe only-hard-pressed sliced. plug-end ensures a slow. burning, edal make,

-Sold by

all High-Class Tobacconists.

*

20,000 tone in displacement, and £2,750,000 in cost. Tho' three of four knots extra speed which she has

MIXES IN MAMAL - HATTLES..

FRIDAY, MAROH 5 1915.

A significant statement by eje-wid- nees of the action of the Falkland Islands, when the German Paciño floot! was reduced from five units to orė, hau:

INTIMATIONS

NOTICE.

190

röference to the use of mines; " The /[182_OFFICES of the CHINA & Leipzig, wo sro told by an ovalwis. | 1. JAPAN TELEPHONE&LECTRIC Ross in the cruiser Glasgone, then Co. Lm, have this day heen REMOVED

to 16, Te Horse Strett, began to drop mines galore, and we were

Hongkong, March 1, 1915, just missing them by inches.". The in-l eldent occurred while the German vessel was being hard pressed by the Glagow, I under Captain John Luce.

It will be remembered that after thei Yarmouth tl the same policy

WAN

adopted, and one of our submarines was sunk in consequence. It sens probable that if fleet action occurs the German will endeavour to draw cur shing after, theta, and then minos will be thrown naval warfare; the Garman mine, it is overboard. This is a danger of the mai already proved, la 'a very dangeroek waa- [pon, owing to the character of the high explosiva employed and the size of the charge.

The action of the Lelpzig and the fato of Submarine DS indicate the danger of chasing enemy ships. They not only have guns and torpedoes, but many-it

ot all of them-carry a large number

AN OPERETTA.

THE ENCHANTED

..

GLEN

will be given at the

FRENCH CONVENT

by the Children ou SATURDAY, March-20th at 4 p.m. TUESDAY, March

at 6 pm WEDNESDAY; March 24th

at & pim.

J

23rd

at ninos as a definite policy, for use in aid of the Victims of the when in actual retreat or feigned re-

Sent.

How very busy the enemy must have, been in mica-making while he was grusp ing the hands of the members of the! |Anglo-German Friendship Committee and roaring love for everything 'British! The manufacture of these deadly agents must have been one of Germany's staple inlustrias, judging by the immenso num.] ber which he possessed when war open! ed. She must have had tens of thou-

War.

Admission:-Childrva 30 cents..

Adults $1.

PATELL & CO.

sands ready for use. In itself this Exporters & importers

indicates how carefully she had laid her. plans, and how seeretly they were car ried out.

**ANNIE LORRY."

must involve a large sacrifice of fight London Busmen's Hamour on Active

Service..

[Letter from Corporal & J. Wilis,

ing power. The details available are fauticient to determine its extent. Tho want of information is not ma- terial, because the mission of such|A.S.C., M.T., attached to R.F.]" ships from the new programs (that Our washing arrangements ara primi-

General Merchants

and

Commission agents,

of 1000) is an eloquent indication that five, a canvas bucket, a bar of carbolic HONGKONG, CANTON, ships of that class are dead, and that sorp, a spongo and towel; shaving is

no more will be built. By argument particularly rotten, with a glass Jin. by the class have been killed, and it only 2iz., especially as my razors. are g remains to inter them decently, away stubborn as can be. from the public gaze.

THE SETS OF VICTORY.

As to our laundry, we attempted some

SHANGHAI AND

HANKOW.

WHO'S WHO IN JAPAN

several hundred foreigners asociated with materials and accurate sketches, both being Japan appear in the book. Quite now atterly free from prejudices.

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Many portraits are inserted," The book

contains over 1,400 pages.

The price is yen 6 (12/-) or $3 per copy. Orders for the book should be accompanied by payusut,

The thermans are ocenomical people, and in to respect more so than in thai of the truth. They aimit that an en- gagetint was fought in the Nora Sea on Sunday, and they admit that the

As a matter of fact, the Admiralty" home washing" in cold water and no Blacher has been sunk: but they do not were so convinced of the value of the soda, as the result, wall-curtain, any paything of the two battle cruisers remarkable combination of gun-power please Trianaged to get the good

seriously injured." but merely state with speed which they had obtained in lady of the farm to undertake it, and thias EDITED AND PUBitsmed by 8. KunstA. that u all the other trenman vessels have the Invincible and her two sisters, that, is alright now. returned to purt," adding the embroidery contrary" to that cius British bottle cruiser has been they weas

** Barbour's" statement. We are billeted at a farmhouse and The first 1913 editions is already lasted,

building them. Having outbuildings, but we prefer our lorry, and DIOGRAPHIES of over 6,000 people begun three in 1900-under the 2005 so does the quartermaster-sergeant, so Ɖ who are well-known in society and of The Inat assertion will cause no anprogramme--they laid down two others wo ure well looked after. xiety in this entry among the relatives in 1007, a further one in the following

Our billet is approached by a very of the officers and men of the ships year, as well as two for the Dominions, muddy cart-track, down which I take engaged. The destruction of a large ninth in 1911, and a tenth in 1919, and our bus, and she lurches like a ship in vel mest have insulted the laws of fire more (called battle-ships, but really rough sea there is an abrupt turn into good many Ives, and the Admiralty improved battle.cruiser) in 1013, and the gates, which seeda careful negotiation would not enteral such a fact. Of that one other under this year's programme. we have sufficient presumptive proof in

to avoid carrying away either part of the pampines with which news of the

them or of the lorry, and owing to the Instead of interring the battle-cruiser nature of the ground the lorry must be fate of the three cruisers, of the class decently away from the public kept moving or she sticks, so we have happy result of the Pacific action, of the guze, the duval authorities, when war our little excitements. destruction of the Formidable, and other came, used them as it was always in-

The inmates of the farmhouse speak incidents which we did not like were tended to use them; they were employed both Flemish and French, and there are with splendid results in the Bight of children: But their conâdence and

IT IS A GOOD ADVENTNING Manrum. The naval authorities have never kept Heligoland in August, in the action of lack of fear with T.. A., Esq., are s back unwelcome intellance owing to the Falldand islots in December, and magnificent tribute to the boys...

Many influential papers of the world noticed this work in the highest besar. 200 Tuck of confidence in the nation's nerve in Sunday's engagement in the North When they get "too much enough," For example, The Daily Mail says:-

and we may be sure that they never Sea. No other ships could have done to wares one's arms about and calls Yet another Who's Who l' and this will. They know the British people's the work on the three occasions: speed ut Allez! Hop it!" and there is a time from Japan 1-The reader is apt ́s temper far too well, and if they do, not about thirty knots in aceiation bubble of laughter and shrieks of op. first to regard it as a curiosity, a6 K zigu always carry their minds open to the with guns of the same calibre as thos Peet "!! DAIRY FARM NEWS.public gaze we may be sure that they are in battleships which steam at

the East has now become Western Our motor transport is a caution. Walmet to the last detail. Bat

Who. In Japan is far more the ure intent on-befogging and befooling only twenty-one to twenty-two knots have seen Hampton's, Waring's, Lazencuriseity; it is a very sound and neeful The Germans, judging by was necessary The nation may beby's. Peter Walker, Hartley, Lipton, reference book. It is printed in. English their newspapers, ars in. hopelessly can- gratified that the Admiralty, having built Robertson's Marmalade," and lots of accepted model of prominent men in Jr pan. and contains brief biographies, on the three battle.cruisers, wezt on building others familiar to London streets, chasing Mr Kuria is skilful editor and has done THE FIRST DEELDNOCGHT ACTION. - them, undeterred by criticism. It was each other along the roads, and the his work well, The military result of the action of a peculiarly happy coincidence that ships state of them is ludicrous; improvised Who's Who Is JAPAN PUBLIERING OFFICE, Sunday was most gratifying, but theef Lord Fisher's design should have tents of poles and tarpaulins on det. No 5, 1-chome, Uchissi waicho, engagement is of historical interest, brought him such good news to mark bodied vans; pails perforated for braziers, 766 opyrt from the lvantage wo gained, by the obration of his birthday yester. hanging ca every available hook, and reason of the fact that for the first time day.

the windscreens are fearful and ferrible

"H, P. WINSLOW,

.Manager.

| Telephone No. K, 43.

Kowloon, 1st March, 19:5.

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Time was when disease was thought to be due to the direct influence of evil spirits, and exorcism

and magic were invoked to cast it out.

Science has taught us wisdom. The evil spirits exist still, We call them "Disease Germs," and they also must be cast out. Once lodged in the stomach or intestines, fever with itt hallucinations, or biliousness with its aches and pains, is the result.

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- Talaphoze No. 491,

Hongkong, March 20. 1914.

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY. THERAPION NO. 1 THERAPION NË 2 THERAPION NO. 3

CUNES DISCHARDESTIEN ALI WITIKOUT INJECTION,

CURES And_201301), NAD LEGR. EXIN ZXVFTIONS,

EPOCURE TETNEW DEAGER (JASTRI, YFIRHOF SANY TO TAKE MATE APP.... [U LASTINGCORE'

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the enemy.

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Dreadnoughts net in action. They were There is a widespread belief in Japan to behold! Dreadnoughts representing somewhat and among many Amaricon oficers that; But, like the rest of this Little Army, different unval ideas. All the big ships the battlecruiser, with thicker armour they are most remarkably efficient. of the British force were either of the possibly, is the battleship of the future.

Many have adopted names. Our 'bus Invincible class or improvetnents upon Some changes in the internal construe-

has been christened "Boo-Boo-Dolly,"

F

Subscribers for the second sagasi edition of Who's Who is Japan' will be allowed

reduction of one yen... and Chma 40 sen and to Europe & America The registered postage is 18 sed, to Korea 70 san or 35 cents.

that

Kojimachi-ku, Tokyo.

THE

LONDON DIRECTORY,

(PUBLISHED ANNUALLY)

INABLES traders throughout the World to communicate direct with English MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS

in each class of goods. Besides being

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it, while this German ships were more tion will no doubt be made owing to the and many are the smiles that greet our for less copies with exaggerated accond proved albuency of the torpedo. Baruppearance. Some of the names are dis ury armaments. We put all our money Baur suggested just the contrary, by tinetly good. One I saw was "Annie on the big gun. What advantage did the way, in his hook: Has not the Lorry," Another had on the back panel the Germans gain from their coed of ram been discarded?" he asked: Busitho men who commend my respect

the inscription, Sloa tim qaicktrets 7-So bar ng wa khów at not the Whitehead torpedo decreasing present, they were outraged.

in volue?"! This war fins answered these are the motor relista." To see them. I have been re-reading a volumo eu questions in the negative, for we have like "Mulvaney's elephant, skikking all with the Goods they ship, and the Colonial titled "Nayal Policy: A Plea for the raised submarines and suffered by the ways to want." and yet managing to and Foreign Markets they supply: Study of War," by an anonymous writer torpedo. In fact, so far the naval a

maintain their Ealance is marvellous and signing himself Barfieur," and known tions have confirmed in a remarkable wonderful, to be an admiral with very pronounced degrea the wisdom of the constructive

Thero goes some of the heavy artillery, Tic, The book shock some people's policy of the Admiralty, which was in-and when they stare saying howdy," confulence in Lord Fisher's policy when spiral by the present First Sea Lord. to the Germans the rpw le something of leading Manufacturers, Merchants, ot

it was published in 1907, and, in parti cular raised doubts as to the wisdom of building battle-cruiser, a type of vessel which the present First Bes, Lori in vorted: "Burfeur" objected to the "Drezdnought, as well as la her swifh sisters. Ho condemned the acts of the Admiralty; it is the policy of men who have had no practical war experi ence, and not having studied history, are not familiar with its leading principles." He called nitention to the nation's danger, if the doctrinen of what he termod "the material school are accept-

WINTER THEN DECENTLY.

But one passago in this much-dis. cussed book is of particular interest:"

The Invincible, like the Dread. nought, approaches, when fully loaded,

LOR good bolid metais Cazh or 1 Table DH with Win & Liquéhrä the best ALEX NADRA CAFE

The Man Who Gets There

Ja theman who has blood. real rich red blood, and. plenty of it-in his body, WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND. makes blood-lots of it-life giving, brain nourishing, strength replenishing blood,

OF ALL CHEMISTS,

*PRICES:"$1,25 mod:52:95,

STEAMSHIP LINES caranged under the Ports to which they sail and indienting the approximate Seilings; PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES appalling. Our boys he, the E.' the principal provincial, for and are the "

stay-out-at-nighters," and go industrial, centres of the United Kingdom. out when we come in.

• A copy of the carrest edition will bo Taking it all together we are most Postal Order for G $5.

forwarded, freight paid, on racsipt saug, and except for the raud; which is

Dealers sonking Agencies can advertise omni-present, have nothing whatever to their trade cards for G 85 or larger adver- grumble st.

tisements from G$15,

The power of resistance to Atiguo, of the French soldier is six per cent. greater than that of the German soldiers,. declares Dr. Philip Tunsig, an eminent physician, who mado observations of 151 French and 26 German wounded in the Pau hospital. The observations were made with Fochon's oscillometer, which shows the effect of fatigus on the blood circulation. According to Dr. Tiesic, tho immense efforts which are demanded of ths fermans greatly reduce their re- cuperative power. Their blood, ha shje, polsonelly fatigue to such an extent thut, when they dis, their bodies decor poso immediately.

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