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MONDAY, APRIL 24, 1916.

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THE Undersigned have averivati in- structions to sell by "Public Auction. (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONTERVED).

TIL

TUESDAY,

the 26th April, 1916, at 2.30 pm. At So, 25, Kowloon Dyck," **DAY

FOR SALE.

TSED TYPE METAL

Offers to

["CHINA MAIL' Offer.

YOTICE OF REMOVAL

WE HAVE This Day REMOVED Wur Offices to No. 14. THE VIEUX ROAD CESTRAL, Smil Floor (above Wise. ・umn Cafes

AHMED HUSEIN & Co. Flengkong, April 17,71812.

360

"TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

ITH

THIS is to notifs, that on and after this rate; I refuse to be responsible for any debts incurred by my wife. Mes JOHN JAMES STUBBINGS; unless natherised by myself..

STORY OF CLAN MACTAVISH FIGHT.

THE CHINA MALL.

"STOPII AM A GERMAN GRÜTSER.“!

NOEWE" A HUGE, FLOATING

BOMB.

[BY A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF TEX

**JAILY CHRONICLE.

Tilsenry March 3.

Even as I gnalled our ym, went, off owing to the order Stop Bro belag delayed in transmission. Apu "that, ut sourse, caused more trouble,

good deal of damage, and their bite jackets told us we had killed four of their crew and wounded two.

When the Germon tommader came, aboard he asked for the captain, and ou Oliver coming forwned he demanded to SEDAN

know why the. "Can Mactarish had fred on them. "I wanted to get away, of course." replied the captain. and I fired to protect my ship, My Government puna gun on boar, and I ised is. It wasn't put there for ornament!"

**The whole thing was over in less than fifteen minutes. They signalled to ask if | we had any wounded, aboard. Being an the bridge, I did pot then know our full casualties, and replied this we had auly dne. They signalled that they would soud a-boat, ad we began to get out car own Habent. It was not until we were taken en board the rakier that, de ascertained the extent of their casualties. Although our shells were so small-the gun was The magnificent Aght shown by the Canonly a six-pounder it seems we had done

Maclavish lls us in the Grand Fleet „with admiration-Admiral Jellicoe.

Eighteen, of the crew of the merchant- man, which put up the famous fight with the powerful German raider "Moewe "Captain loaded here this morning. Snow falling as they stepped ashore from the tender a cheerful group, taused by the weather. They bore no visible signs of the brilliant, if cae-sided, encounter that 563 the earned for the Clan Mactarish" an imperishable name. Ons officer certain's cherishet an overcoat pierced in many

another-the third eugficer has scars a movement. We were kept at attentio from the same source which are relies of for some time, and then ordered into the thetele scrap.”

boats, the enptain and chief officer's Retiring and reluctant to discuss their going to the cruiser, while mine and the Adventures, the party included three second officer's were ordered to the 2.00 .m. to 5.00 a....Every it minates youths who are still in their teens, and Appomus we trust the second vessel 9.00a.m. to 10:00 a m... Every 10 minutes. the only member with a relative to to be. 10.00a.m. to 11.00 a.m...Every 15 minatos welcome him was the young wireless) 11.30am to 19.45p. Etory 15 minutesofemer. They landovery title baggage. 12:45 p.m. to 1.18 p.m...Every 10 minutos. 1.10 p.m. to 1.45 pm...Every 10 minutes.

as the Clan Mactavish was abandoned 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 pim...Every 10 minutes. in haste at the instance of the German 215p.m. to 5.00 p.m. Every 10minates.comanader who is described as reseas 5:00 p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 minutes.tling in appearance," John Burns with

p.m. and

part their property was represented by being repainted ders yellow, like the his beard clipped and for the most The raider was later disguised by) shall hundles. The names of the party P. & 0. boats, with a yellow" funnel. are:- S. George, chief officer: A.They also cut off a conspicious derrick Meatyre, second: M, MacIntyre. third; post aft and pan bulwarka where there W. T. Phillips. forth; L. de Boise, had been rails.. purser: MeTaminy, chief engineer;

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLDA

FURNITURE,

contained thereia. Consisting of:-

Tenkwood Marble-topNicleboard, Tenk- Wood Dining Table andi, Chairs, Book-

dive

JOHN JAMES STUBRINGS. Hongkong. April 19, 1916.

number of men mounted guard withi "They lined us up un'ine deck, asi n drawn revolvers, threatening w

akbee t

PRAS TRAMWAY COMPANY. the the end without warnings, the first man who mus

LIMITED,

TIME TABLE.

WILK DATO.

NIGHT CARA,

9 p.m., 9.30 p.m. to 11.00 , every half hour 11.00 p... to 11.43 pm, every quarter of

" 10,30

An boaz.

SCXDATP.

enses Writing Table, Large Tokwort am to 10.30 am... Every 15 minator. W. Alexander, second cogineer: J. King, Wardrobe Camphorwood furnitart Double beds, Hair, Mattresses, Wash 11.30 am, to 12 Nocn....Every 15 minutor. Eff: A. Anderson, thief refrigerating ... to 11.00a.m...Evory 10 minutes.thint; T. W. Thiñas, fourth; 3). Eridle, stad, Rattan Furniture, et, ete

12.00 Noon to 1.00p.m...Every 10 minutes.

1.00 pm to 5:00p.m... Every 18 miantes. ezgineer; W. Niven, second; G. Brown 6.00 p.m. te 8.00p.m... Every 10 minute, and 2. Timbury, apprentices: S. Lloyd, 8.00 p.m. to 7.00p.m. Every 15 minuta.wireless operator; Jones, chief steward: 1.00 pm, to 8.10pm...Erary 10 minuta.

F. Jones, NIGHT WARS 25 on Week Dayr.

carpenter: A. Tainsh. carpenter's male.

Une Iron Safe, Two Electric Fans and Piano by John Broadwood and Sons.

Tarte

Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneer

SATURDAY).

Extra Car ab re midnight.

A

Engkung, April 18, 1934,

569

PUBLIC

AUOTIÚN,

tion to sell by Fable Auction.

SPECIAL ORS by mangement at the Company's Office ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS Das Vaar Road Central.

Six 7-Inch ass.

#.

** On board the latter we were takeji below, and kept under armed guardia ́s fest-class stutercom all that night and the next day, when we were trasferred frets the Appam to the crnister.

we were confined below in the furrcustle. "Whenever she chased another vowel

we found an old gramophone there with While they were firing at e Flamenen

a number of tunes, and all the ice she

was elasing and firing, as the Flamenco we played these tunes. Tipperary,"

• The

The Stars and Stripes,' and Double Eagle being among them.

"We were told that the commander of the "Moewe" was Count vou Donak, and that he was a junior captain' in the German Navy.

Altogether they were confiased on the raider for just over three weeks, and the particulars they furnish show that she is a fruit cargo vessal of nearly 3,000 tona

The vessel was nothing but a huge Seneca and punch tickets available for register, with a practice of changing the footing homb She had buge stares of "HE Undersigned save received lostras all cara not already fall running at the colour of her single-funnel at intervals. torpedoes and shells, and mines THE

at time stated in the Company's time tables, fler armament consists of six -inch guts home were lashed everywhere. The but not for special ears, can be obtained two on either side forward and two

wer fastened on her decks and in all on application at the Company's Office Falt; a 4.7 ppcealed forward in a dummy moins, and we were told she malā, ba No Season ticket will be sued until wheel-box and tire torpedo tubes.. No blown up at a moment's notice. They payment therefor has been made in Bank name is painted on her, but the majority were determined not to be captured, they Notes or by Cheque or Compradore order of the crew bare S.M.S.Mooid. If we had only had a bigger un representing Bank Notes.

emblazoned on their caps.

and could have got some spells beme whe would have gone up.

WEDNESDAY

J

the 26th April, 1918, commencing at 11 am, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of

Ice Hanes Street,

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND ELACKWOOD FURNITURE.

CARPETS, RUGS, &c.

As Follows:- Carpet and Rugs, Upholstered Suites Arm chairs and Sofas, Card Tables, 'Bed. room Furniture, Brass Bedsteads, Double and Single Brass mounted Bedsteads, Sideboard, Dianer Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and Chaics, Tea and Uccasional Tables, etc, etc., Dinner, Tea and Coffee Services, Crockery, Glass and E-P. Ware, Cooking Stores, Cutlery. Tpilet Sets, Ice Costs, acc., Bath Room Utensils, etc.

"Al 30

4 Pianos. Electric Reading Lamps Blackwood and Trakwood Screens, a quantity of Blackwood Furniture Pit tur, Eogravings, etc. Ceiling Fans, Typewriter, Bath Tubs. American Ice Chest, etc.,

·

Anul

A few lots of Brass Vases and Flower .Pots.

(Fell Particulary from Catalogue.) Teams Cab.

HUGHES & BOUGH, Auctiomares.

Hongrong: April 20, 1816.

G.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

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THE Undersigned have received instrue" tions to all by Publio Auction.

TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, the end and 3rd May, 1816, at 10 am each day, at H. M. Naval Yard- Hongkong, and Kowloon Depot,

12 Coal Lighters. from 50 to 150 Tona,

Stenin Launch (Hall only) Steam Cutter complete, prici

OLD AND SURPLUS. -

NAVAL AND VICTUALLING

STORES,"

Comprising:

Old and Surplus Naval Stores --Fan Engines Boilers complete 20 and 50 Tona, Boiler with Mountings, Typewriter,

•Frames Bacha, Canvas and Leather

Stage-lushing Cour Cortage, Paperstuff, Canvas Tags Old Indin Rubber, Reading Lampe, Boats Cars Fir, Carpet,.

bet Bugs Blanketa, Tables, Bookcases, Cabin

Wardrobe,

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & BON

General Manageft

WHO'S WHO IN JAPAN

EDITIU ANTO PURLMHED BY 8. KURITA..

.

....

How the "Clan Mactavish; with her dae biny gun fed with shells which the carpenter carried, audaciously opposed this formidable cruiser, was related to me.

GVF TU TENERIFE.

We did not see the sinking of the Clan Mactavish" after we had left her,

by Mr. Michael. Meclatyre is a part-but it was accomplished by two bombs

"of the

The first (1913) edition is already sened.

IUGRAFETES of crez 6,000 people

who are well-known in society and off. Japan appear in the book. several hundred foreigners associated with

Quite naw engineer. materials and accurata sketches, both boing utterly free from prejudices.

Many portraits are inserted. The book contains over 1,400 pages.

B

The price is yen 8 (12)) or $3 per copy, Orders for the book should be accompanied by payment.

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Subscribers for the second annual edition of Who's Who in Japan will be allowed A reduction of one yen.

The registered postage is 18 eat, to Korea and China 40 seu and to Europe & America 70 sen or 35 cents.

with time fuses, hung over her side, and) the Sring of one torpedo."

cularly vivid, though simple, manner.

A diary written soon after the capture

Clan Mactavish" formed the Mr. MacIntyre said thint at the end of basis of his story, which was supple 24 days the Moewe ook the steamer mented by his to companions-Mr. Westborn." W. T. Phillips, the fourth chicer, and and told us that all the crews of the ships That night they cume

'S. 1. Thomas, the fourth captured were to go. to Teneriffe in her,]

with the exception of the Clan Mac tavish" men, who were to stay behind, for firing upon the cruiser, They added that they intended to keep us with them until they reached Germany or were sank; The beggars kept us in suspek until the very last moment, when all the other crews had embarked, and then informed

I went on the bridge to relieve the chief and the fourth officers for tea, it was just beginning, to get dark," he said The day was glorious, with only a slight brocze and well, and we were wiling without lights. A vessel ahead was burning her forecast headlight, We were overhauling her rapidly, dhd just before six o'clock she was quite closs about six points on our port bow.

the

that we could all except the captain and the two gunners-Reece and Angus Altogether 228 of' as went on to ''Westburn," the captain and second officer of which were also kept on the cruisgr..

"

CIAN LINER'S OLYF. "She started to call is on the Merse] signal, and I answered. She then asked

What ship? *

A guard of eight men were put on I reported to the captain, and he told me to make no answer. She Lourd with us, the commander being a again asked the question, and we then. German petty officer, who wore the Iron inquired her narne. She answered Cross. Bombs and zaines were lashed Author, from Liverpool, and we then everywhere in the ship, ready to blow it

warned that on the slightest trouble this would be dene. Every time one of the guards came aft to speak to us he carriel |

bomb ready to throw.

TT. A GOOD ADVKETINING MEDIUM. Many inuential papers of the world noticed this work in the highest terms. For example. The Daily Mail say Yet another Who's Who and this time from Japan! The fader is apt at Erat to regard it as a curiosity, as a sign that the East has now become Western are our nume. By this time she was up at a moment's notice, and we were practically almost to the last detail. But abaft our beant, and the immediately Who's Who In Japan is far more than signalled Stop at once, I am a German a curiosity; it is a very round, and useful reforence book. It is printed in Roglizh

The captain instantly ordered and contains brief biographies, on the the engineers to give us all the speed accepted model of prominent m

tmen in Japan. they could, and at the same time' I Mr Kurita is a skilful editor and has done bined and signalled to them that we his work woll

were stopped. The German than signalled Who's WHO IN JAPAN PUBLISHING OFFICE. for us to stop as he was sending a boat No. 6, 1-chome,Uchissiwaicho, aboard. When he saw our signal heat

Xofimacri.Tokyo.

once stopped his own engines, with the result that he was left astern.

EUROPEAN AGENCY.

HOLESALE. Indente promptly

cruiser.

We arrived at. Tenerife on February and found that only half an hour before, an English cruiser coming from another direction had entered the harbour and anchored. We learned that our German colours were seen just before we entered territorial waters, but it was then

** But as soon as he found that we were too late for the warship to do anything. not stopped he started again full speed As we passed close to her the German ahead, and fired across car bows. Our petty officer jeered at the Englishmen's own tuners then got busy at the helplessness in the matter and exclaimed captain's orders and fired back. Then If I were the commander of that British

W located at lowest car the fun began. The next shell struck us cruiser I would shoot mojaell

for all British and Continental goods, including de

"Books and Stationery,

Bopts, bhoes and Leather, Chemicals and Drogzists Sandries, China, Earthenware sed Glassware, Cycles, Motor Cars and Accessories, Drapery, Millinery and Flecé Goods, Fancy Goods and Perfumery Hardware, Machinery and Mata, Jewellery, Plate and Watches, Photographic and Optical Goods; Provisions and Oilman's Stores,

music

**Ootheniarion 25% to 6%. We

Cupp, Trade Discounts allowed Mirror, Electric. Cable,]

Iron and Steel, Mineral, Olive Oil, de, de

Old and Surplus Victualling Stored Seamen's Clothing Blankets, Officers Mees Traps (a quantity of Electric plated. articles and Table Linen) Implementa Bremen Mees ensils, Cnk Starso, Terms of Sale-As detailed in the Catalogue

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on the fo'c'ale head, sabing up the windlass and the lookout man, a Lascara The third went through the second officer's room and the steward a room: it f seemed to be shrapnel, and splinters were hurled all over the deck, the port dinghy on the bridge being smushed ups. All this time our own two guncers were firing us hard as they could, and we could see that they were hitting, 34A number of shalls szemed to go singing" by our ears. The German was only two hundred yards away but nearly all their theta inised, only four actually striding'u, od g

The next to hit us struck the top of the engine-room, killing seventeen mon and wounding fire, all Lascars, Amoilay hit pa below the water line in No 5 hold; badly damaging to It was ouviu useless to carry on

and the

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