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MONDAY, OCTOBER 11,-1915.

ENTERTAINMENT.

THE CHINA MAIL.

AUCTIONS.

Hughes and Hough VICTORIA THEATRE

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT

AND ADMIRALTY,

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

"

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN

COAL STORAGE.

Codes used

A.D.O. 471 & Sea EdTIONA

A1. TELEOR PRIC Cous.

Telegraphic Address MEIRION HONOKONG,

TUESDAY, 12th OCTOBER, 1915.

By Special Request

Pathe's Great Coloured Drama

In 4 Parts.

“HONESTY”

PANORAMIC

AND

COMIC

INTERESTING FILMS FRIDAY, 15th OCTOBER

5th SERIES

ROCAMBOLE THE TERROR OF PARIS In 5 Parts.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

TINE Vadasiered bare estivad Instrag

Coba to well by Pubho Austion,

SATURDAY,

the 18th October, 1915, commencing a

Want Advertisements

11 per inch

PREPA10

3 Insertions.

One week.

WANTED.

10.45.8.m., so theft Sales Rooms KONSULAR COSSTARLE

Du Voux Road, Corner of Ion Bonso Street, SUNDAY

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD · FURNITURE,

GRISSOLOTH, SILK, da,`·

As Follows over Chesterdald Sofas and Chairs (New), Biass and Frase-mounted Bads Tencia, Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture, Toilet Tables, Wardrobes, Washstands, &c., Sideboards, Dinner Wagons, Beton-

Wices

$100 per month rising to 9140 with from house; age 90-45 (limited; extanskən for Army or Navy man). Knowledge of Hindustani a recommendation.

Apply by latter stating experience,

LOCAL SHOPPING.

TEN VICTOR RECORDS

which should be in every home

74404. Beloved, It Is Morn references do, with, copies of tostiasosials, 74232. In a Prsian Garden

to

4.

H. B.M. OʻNSULATE-GENERA L..

CANTON. Hongkong, Oct. 8, 1016.

Ahl Moon of My Delight

884 74383. Liuba's Air ("The Czar's Bride")

74347. Simon the Cellarer

86071. Lucia-Mad Scene

WANTED.

sion Dining Tables and Chairs Brass FURNISHED ROOH within ton 88514. Requiem Mass-Ingemisco (Verdi)

Fenders, Fire Dessoa, eta,

BLACKWOOD, -- Cabinets, Chairs,

minutes walk of Blake Flor

Apply "ROOM"

0% *CHINA MAIL" Odice,-"

845

Flower Stands, Brackets, Marble-top Hourkoaz. Sept. 23, 1915.

Tabies, Card Tablea, Stools, Photo Frames, ató... etc,

WANTED.

One Dinner Service, Sundry Crockery and Glass Ware, Cutlery, Cooking Stove,

CHIEF OFFICER, holding a Master's 3 Pianos, Carpets, Sundry E-F. Waze,

certificate, wanted for the s.. Electric Reading Lamps, oti, AND A FEWTUNGSHAN Wages of this port LOTS OF PONGEE SILK, Bedspreads, giran. Cushion Covers, Tes Cloths, Napkins, J.- Apply Table Runners, Ouprays, etc. atc., Three Perambulators.

(Fall Particulars from Catalogun.) `- Terms:-As usual,

HTCHES & ROUGE, Auctioneers.

Bougkong, Oct. 9. 1915.

WANG-KEE & Ca

37 Connaught Rond. (Ship's Compradon). '-

Hongkong, Oct. 1, 1915..

THE ORINA MAIL

478

852

64205. Macushla (Rowe MacMurrough)

64450. Solitude (with Balalaika Orch }"

64892. Swallows, The (Bìngham-Cowen)

William's

McCormack

Glück Witherspoon Melba Caruso McCormack

Alda

Gluck

64457. Barcarolle-Tales of Hoffman (Violin) Powell

SEXCLUSIVE AGENTS

S. MOUTRIE & Co., Ltd.

LOUIS

ROEDERER CHAMPAGNE

PUBLIC AUCTION, -

·THE Undersigned have received instruc Tus from 31r. R. C. Monges, to

all by Public Auction,

OP

TUESDAY,

the 19th October, 1913, commencing at 2.30 p.m., at his Residence.." Lewkuor No. 126, Plantation Road, The Peak,

THE

VALUABLE HOUSENOLD

FURNITURE,

*. &c.

therein contained.

Comprising :-*

Large Stained Tenk Hall Stand, Drawing Room Suites, Arm-chairs, etc., etc., (by

Hall and Holt, Shanghai

Engravings.

and Pictures, Lace Curtains, Carpets and Regs, Fire BrasNOS...

Handsome Dining Room Suite com prising Large Sideboard. Cabinet, Dioner Waggon, Extension Table (4 sparo leaves) apā 12 chairs (Shanghai maka), Losther seated Lounge and Rocking chairs, | Mahogany finished Bedroom Saita (American make), Double and Single Bedsteads, Zinc-lined Bax Couches, Ward. robes, Toilet Tables, Medicine cabinets, etc., Cupboards for Drying Room. Bath Room, Pantry and Kitchen Utensils.

Upright Cabinet Grand Piano by Storl ing. Porcelain Lavatory Dasion, Geyser, Sun blinds, Tennis Poles and Netting Plants in Feta, Stands, etc

BY TELEGRAPH.

THE WAR.

(CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5.)

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

THRILLING STORY OF COURAGE AND HARDIHOOD.

:

LONDON, Oct. 10,

$0.20 a.m.

A thrilling story of superb courge and hardihood is contained in an Admiralty statement of the adventures of Lieutenant D. Hughes, submarine officer in the sea of Marmora. He went ahora at night time, partly swam and partly, by raft, climbed semi-precipitous cliffs. and endlesronring to blow up the milway.

He reached the line, but in a half-hour was perceived by the Turks guarding the viaduct. He made a detour, having hidden the dynamite and weapons, to see if the other side of the viaduct was unguarded. Finding this fruitless he consequently searched for a spot where he could (Full Particulars from Catalogue.}

greatly damage the railway. The Turkish soldiers u few yards away besid him light tho fuse. Hughes bolted, firing on his pursuers, who On'vje from Sunday 10 October- TEEMA' urus!.

returned the fire. Hughes was forced to run a long distance owing to He eventually reached the shore, and plunged into anscaleable clifis. HUGHES & HOUGE,

the sen just as the dynamite exploded, terrifcally blowing up the rail- Ho swam seaward, blowing his whistle-a prearranged signal-for a boat, but there being no reply he was compelled to return to the shore and rest. He again swam seqward, discarding his bayonet revolver, etc. He swarn a mile before the submarine picked him up at dawn. The Turks were firing heavily, but Hughes was unscathed. He swim all the time in his clothes.

Auctioneers,

Hongkong. Oct. 2, 1915

PURLIC

AUCTION.

843

THE Undersigned have received instruc tions to Hell by Public Auction.

WEDNESDAY,

the 18th October, 1815, commencing

at 2 30 p.m., at their Sales Roome, No. 8,

Des Voeux Road, Corner

of Ice House Street,-

A QUANTITY or

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD

FURNITURE,

ERASS FENDERS, FIRE BRASSES,

CARPETS, RUGS, Etc, Etc,

As follows:-.

way.

ENEMY CLAIM TO HAVE OCCUPIED BELGRADE.

Loxbox, Oct. 10, 10.55 s.m.

A Berlin communique states that the Austro-Germans have occupied

the greater part of Belgrade.

BULGARIANS REPULSED WITH HEAVY LOSSES.

Loxbox, Oct. 10, 9.11 s..

It is reported in Rome that the Bulgarian Commitadjis, on attempt

ing to cut the Gren-Serbian railway, were repulsed with heavy losses.

ANGLO-RUSSIAN SUBMARINE ACTIVITY IN THE BALTIC."

One Tapestry covered Drawing Room A telegram from Copenhagen statos that owing to the nativity of Suite, Bedroom Furniture, Upholstered Anglo-Russian submarines in the Baltic much Swedish and German Arm-chain and Sol, Two Brass Bed-traffic has been diverted through Denmark.

steads, Bido-boarda, Dinner, Waggons, Extension Dining Tables aud. Chairs, etc,

etc. Dinner, Tea and Coffao Services,

Stove, Cotlery, eta,

GERMANS TAKING UP WINTER QUARTERS.

A mesage from Petrograd says it appears as if the Germans are taking up.

Crockery, Glass and E.-P. Ware, Cocking winter quarters. Their foeers before Uvinsk are now linked op with those in the Vilna district, giving them a practically straight line southward". The Germani are still ten miles from Dvin

And

Two Fiance, Electric Reading Lampa and One largd 4-Fold Blackwood Screen; 5-Caloured Fanals, Blackwood Furniture, &c, Ore Large Blackwood Wardrobe, One. Browning & shot Repeating Fowling Piete, Lady's and Gent's Bicycles. Lawn Mower and Marker, Gramophone and Records, &e.

(Full. Particulars from Catalogue.) TEES --As usual..:

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong. Oct. 6, 1910

FOR SALE

808

RIFLE FOR SALE CHEAP.

HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR LOOS

LONDON, Oct 10, 10.50 am,

It is effcially reported in Paris that the German loses in their attack on Loon were very heavy,

The assault was delivered in three soccessive waves followed in column formation. All were mowed down by the combined fire of the infantry, conchine guns and artillery. Only a few elements gained a footing, one being a recently conquered trench between Loos and the Lensbethura Road.

Other viclent and repeated attacks south-east of Neuville St. Yaust were likewise repulsed

Our recent. progress, everywhere has been maintained.

Our artillery hos nipped in the bud with curtain fire a German Dight counter-attack east of the Navarin farm. The enemy's only reply to our progress south-east of Tanum has been a violent bombardment with asphyxiating shells.

ALLIES' REPRESENTATIYES LEAVE SOPIA..

Losos, Oct.

The Allies representatives left Sofia last night Representatives of the

NE Spond, Matal Rae, 30 hore King and Government bade them farewell at the station.

(Britzah Army Ammanition) Accuracy

Earanteed. Special bend fore-eight Sights tested for Batch Competitions. Regulation Magazine,. Out-off and Balaty catch. Platol grip: Nimp proved harzal. Is beiro land telk-wood cans, MAC

Apply

c/o Chiri Maru: Offloo Hongkong, Sept. 24, 1915. 0832

IF you have lomb-your-appetite, one of Of the big Variaby o. dainty clinton at the LEXANDRA CAVE-la Bura to tempa

BULGARIA TAKES OVER A TURKISH RAILWAY

Laxnes, Oct. B

Alegram from Bon sates-tost the Balanrians took over to-day the rail Way-line from Mastapha to Dedengsteh, and Bulgarian traie etorted running immediately

BULGARIAES DESERT RATHER THAN FIGHT RUSSI

D LONDON, Oct. 9.

The Bulgarian forces on the Greek frontier have been ordered to more to ar" frontier. Four thoum Bulgarians deserted, refusing to 6ght

JAPANESE MAKERS

Every kind of Footwear. MADE

TO

ORDER

CHERRY & CO.,

PRODER STRKET,

Uppoalte Hongkong Hotel Telephone No. li.

Hongkong, March 20, 1914.

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