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TUESDAY, MAY 30, 1916.

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tiece to sell by Pubua Auction,

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCIANED),

On

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the 2nd June, 1918, commencing" at 2.30 pm, n their Sales Rooms. No. 8, Des Voeux Road. Corner

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of Ice House Street,-- A QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, AC. Comprising:→→ Sideboarde, Dinner Waggon, Dining Tables and Chairs, Chesterfield Sofas, Arm chairs, &o., Wardrobes and Toilet Tables, Double and Single Brass and Brass-mounted Bedsteads," & Miscal laneous Furniture, several lots of Black- wood Ware, Carpets (Now) Pisaca, Porce'sizs, &c., &c., &c.

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CHINA ASSOCIATION.

ANNUAL MEETING IN SHANGHAI.

The annual general meeting of the

China - Association was held at the

Shanghai Club on May 23rd, Mr WA

C. Platt praskling.

GERMANY'S SUBMARINE

POLICY

PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADDRESS : TO CONGRESS.

The full report of President, Wilson

In the course of his address the Chair-address to Congress, in joint "osion at Washington on April tuch reads as man said

Chinese Affairs.-I do not intend to follows.

at bare blad Pachape your mats un paplendeal at any length with this question. Cientiemen of the Congress situa

being the, wana, wặh the enkins, round wilch the skin may be daquitur, of theen Bay be wounda 1 the climb

to actione, il deprive you of the power to walk. You may have sting det varžose houdinia, and haem told your que la hopelata, or advised, no subatiz de amputation, bus és nati. Try the: Grasshopper Tribent, which lace pertua, punt de sich de Assesses, Giandular Swažings, Poland Fanta

male's Zamek and Dog Boss. Send it was in the Feng Sinem for & sex GRASSHOPPER OINTMENT AND FILLS.. Propsted by AltaRN, AZON

and dank

Means, Farringdon Street, London, Enchak Price și Endland 1/12, and 19 per hou Agents-A. S. Watson & Co., Lil.

Hongkong.

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE INSURANOM CU.

IN. WHICH ARE VEIKÁD THS FRANZE: OF THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE

COMFANT, LID.. and

THE RAILWAY FASSENGERY ASSURANCE 'CO.

TOTAL

MÒTAL FUSDA AT 91st Decenas, 1914,

£98,970,367. (-Authorised Capital £6,000,000

Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 Fald-up Capital,497,500 Fire Fundi......................nak 5,897,047 HI-Life & Anstuty Fands... 17,587,500 128,290 Sinking Fund amount m

£23,970,367 Rerence Fire Branch.......... £2,381,458.

Life and Annuity

2,141,589 Branchurians} Rerence Marine Department... 337,938. Other Receipts' wil....................

478.940

£3,350,923

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The Accumulative Funds of the various Branches are separately invested, and, by Act of Parliament, sra set salde to ment A few lots of Brass Vases Flower Pots the claims under the respective Depart

ments of the Ovmpany's Businem..

A number of Lots of New Matting

Full Particulars trem Catalogue.}

Ta-Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hongkong, May 28, 1916.

800

The

PUBLIC "AUCTION.

be Undersigned have received in- structions from the Chief Ordnance Officer, China Command, to seli by Pabas Auction,

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TEURSDAY,

the 1st June, 1916, at 11 am, of the Arty Service Corps Camber,

The Steam Launch

“JUBILEE,

Length...

to feet

"-

IN

60 tons

Bear

Depth

Displacement

Compound Engines Surface Condensing

will carry 70 passengers. The Vessel may be seen by arrange ment with the undersigned on or after 28th May at the Army Bervice Corps Camber.

TEE—As canal..

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Chinese puzzle and the one definite state-tion has arisen in the foreign relations mant that can be made is that the situs of the country of which it in my plain tion is extremely critical, which does not duty to inform you very frankly, tako is very far. The reports takes up to March 31st, since when the Ra valutionary, or perhaps one may say the anti-Yuan, party has gained in strength one province after another having seced ed from Peking until we now have Yannan Kueichow, the two Kwangs and Chekiang definitely arrayed against Yuan's Government, while ethers are, if not actually disloyal, in sympathy with the seccionists, Peking appears to be at and this led to its, wits ends for

recognited the right of merchantmen tor arry seas for protection and to sit them toropet suck, though to use them in suob circumstances as their own risky but the Imperial Cernian Government claimed the right to 80s show under standings asidia ipi circumstances which it deemed unraordinary. Even the, terma Which is Aonounord Its purpose thus till further be relax the restraints it hot previously proteined its willingness, and desire to put upon the operation of its submarines, carried the plain implication. that so lust vessels which were bot med. would will be exempt from destruction without warning and that. peronat afety would be accorded their

limitation, if it was aver practicable to Pasengers and crews: but oven that observo it, has in fact constituted no check at all upon the destruction of ships of every sort.

Again and again the Imperial Gendan Government has given this Government

It will be recalled that la February, 1915, the Imperial German Governmond announced its intention t waters surrounding Great Britain and Ireland as embraced within the seat of war, sad to destroy all merchant ships owned by its enemies that might be found within ang part of that portion of the high sh, and that it warned all vessels, of neutral as well as of belligerent torium in regard to the Bank of Chins ownership, to keep out of the waters it and Bank of Communications, and thus proscribed, or else enter them uncomfortable reflection of which we experienced in Shanghai this last week at their peril! The Government of the when there was a run on the Bank of United States earnestly protested. 1 China. There might calls have been took the position that such a policy could) serious trouble here in conséquence, but not be pursued without the practical boats like the Sussex, have been that, happily has been averted.

certainty of grose and palpable violation attacked without motuents warning, What is to be the end of the present of the law of "nations, particularly is sometimes before they had oven Become aware that they wore in the presence of

the ill consider tion of a mors.

tangle it

impossible to prophesy. ChinOrder-in-Council-

submarine craft were to be employed

salemu assurances that at least passenger ships would not. be-thus deali with, and yet it has. again, and "again permitted its underes gommanden to

immuunity. Great tinera like the sugar these assurances with entire

Lasithaia and the Arabie, and

mere

nannes which the Government of the

The Report contains a reference to the its instruments, inasmuch as the rules an armed vessel of the enemy, and the New China (Companies) Order-in-Coun-prescribed by that law, rules founded lives of non-constante, passengers and. cil which came into effect in January last. This order will prove & most useful upon principles of humanity and estah.row, hare bean sacrificed wholesala in a

it gives the British lished for the protection of the lives of legislation; piece of Supreme Court for China control over noncombatants at ses, could not in the Faited States cannot but regard as (wanton and without, the sightest colons what are known as Chics Companies: nature of the ease be observed by chef justification. No limit of any kial it provides that certain of such com veseli, I based its protest on the

has, in fact, betu set to the indiscriminate panies officials must be British subjects. and facilitates the working of such com-round that persons of neutral nationality pursitis and destruction of merchantmen panies. It has taken a long time to get and vessels of neutral ovnership would of all kinds and nationalities within the such Order through and the only regret be exposed to extreme and intolerable

waters, constantly extending in we can have is that it does not declare risks, and that no right to close any par where these operations bave been carried that the managers and secretaries of such of the high seas against their use or to

on and the roll of Americans who have nies shall be British. Enemy Trading-Quite a large part expose them to such risks could lawfully

and destroyed "bus grows mouth by of the report is taken up with the ques-be asserted by any belligerent tiqveen.

of Едету

I: Trading

The law of cations in these mouth, intit the ominous gives an ment.

toll - hay account of the correspondence and inter-

One of the latest and most shocking

companies

tion

ares,

lost their lives on ships thus attacked

views, which took place before the matters, upon which the Government of mounted into the hamikreds,

authorities were got to decide that anb.the United States, based its protest, in fects of quemy Powers residing or carry. not of recent origin or founded uponinstances of this method of warfare was business in China were to be murely arbitrary principles set up by that of the destination of the French treated us if they resided or carried on convention. It is based, on the contrary. Cross Channel Steamer Sussex. "It must business in an cremy country. The

Committee, and particularly Mr upon manifest and imporativo principles stand forth, as the sinking of the steuner Andersen, the Chairman, have crued of humanity, and has long been estab- Cusitania dit, as so singularly tragica our thanks for the trouble they have lished with the approval and by the and unjustifiable as to constitute a truly

in this matter and for the skill taken

express assent of all civilized nations.

terrible example of the inhumanity of and persistency with which they urged Notwithstanding the earest proteat of camarine warfare as the commanders their viewa

ewa before the authorities.

our" Government, the Imperial German of German vessels have for the past Government at, once proceeded to carry twelve months been conducting it. If out the policy it had announced this instance stood aloue some explana expressed the hope that the dangers

The

Consulate took the same view as did the Association and thanks are also ce to the officials for the efforts they made in the sat

same direction.

ateurs ant sorry to notice that

tion, some diavonni by the German

Volunters error there is omitted involved, at any rate the dangers to Government, scrae evidence of criminal.

of Y

A

his

to

pestral vessels, would be reduced to a mistake or willful disobedience. on the minimum by the instructions which itpars ef the commander of the vessel, that had inated to ib submarine commander, fired the torpedo might be sought o and gured the Government of the entertained, but unhappily it does not Recent events make the United States that it would take every stand alone. possible precaution both to respect the conclusion inevitable that it it only ene rights of neutral aid to safeguard the instance, even though it be one of the lives of noncombatants.

most extreme and distressing instances, of the spirit and method of warfare which

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PROVIDED THE QUANTITY IS NOT LESS THAN THREE BOTTLES, WE WILL PRESENT A HANDSOME SOUVENIR IN THE SHAPE." OF EITHER A JUG, ASH TRAY, MATCH STAND, BLOTTER OR EVERLASTING CALENDAR.

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Variety of Uses.

The uses to which LEA & PERRINS' SAUCE can be put are innumerable.

At Luncheon, Dinner or Supper, it is the ideal sauce for Roast Meats, Fish, Game, Cheese, Salad; etc.

In the Kitchen, it is Indispensable to the cook for flavouring Soups, Stews, Minced Mtal etc.

In India, a favourite

Perrint Sauce with Pick-me-un

Lea Perrins

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(NOW BECONSTRUCTED).

from the paragraph under the heading Volunteers for Service in Majesty's Forces the number of men for whom passages have been provided. We have provided for 268 passages, but this does not, as the report states, represent by more than half the number of men who went home singly. I ought to have

high proportion of men who obtained commissions.. It is a record we have reason, to be proud of and it speaks highly for the men themselves, rince commisions are not given without Qualifications and we know that they essurances insusceptible af being fulfilled. first exposed that Government to the 200 feet long. SPURNA PRE are now increasingly dificult to obtain. of placing on record appreciation of the trouble taken by a voranzies, thus announced and entered Major Hilton-To

Johnson when he took upon by the Imperial German Govern charge of the big contingent 110 mon

this

opportunity

What has actually happened in the

scar which has ince elapsed has about that those hopes were not justified, these In pursuance of the policy of submarine

LINGWEERS and SHIPBUILDERS, BOLLER-MAKERS, BRASS and IROR the Imperial German Government has FOUNDERE AB work done in this establishment is guanood. We have over thirty years experience. We own two Slipways and cau accommodate any crack

mistakenly adopted and which from the

reproach of thrusting all neutral rigħta

I would like to take the Association's warfare against the commerce. of tisside in pursuit of its immediate objects.

of

The Government of the United States

has been very patient. At every stage of

this distressing experience of tragedy after tragedy in which its own citizens were involved it has sought to restrained from

Town Offlon, 43, CosAUGHT ROAD UERB Hongkong. Telephone No. 459

Telephone No. K'2. Shipyard: Shum Sut-Po. Kowloon, Hongkong, Extimates furnished on application, Hongkong, April 1, 1912.

WONG PING WA, Kongsir.

A FRENCH REVIEW OF THE BRITISH ARMY,

60,000. MEN WHO GREW. INTO „A GREAT HOST.

The list of the successes and valorous,

We regret that ill health has put an end teens, despite the solemn protest of this to his service in the field, but are glad. Government, the commanders of German nevertheless, to have him back again in andersen vessels have attacked merchant Shanghai.

Thanks are also due to Drs. Marshall,hips with greater and greater activity ny extreme course of action or of protest the long-established and incontrovertible Marsh, Billinghurst, Marray, Jackson, not only on the high sens surround by a thoughtful consideration of the right of neutrals, and the sacred

of this imminifies of non.combatants. Hanwell, Neid, Patrick and Ziervogel Great Britain and Ireland but wherever extraordinary circumstances for having undertaken the medical they could encounter them, in a way unprecedented war; and netuated in all

I have deemed it my duty, therefore, examination of the men, and also to Dr. that has grown more and more ruthless, that it said or did by the sentiments of to say to the Imperial German Govern Ivy who attended to those men whose more and more indiscriminate as the genuine friendship which the people of ment that if it is still its purpose to toeth needed setting in order.

Crime in the Settlement. The Com- months have gone by, less and less the United States liave always entertained prosecute talentless, and, indiscriminata

The Bulletin dea Armees,"" the offiora mittee has interested itself in the subject observant of restraints of any kind, and and continue to entertain toward the warfare against vessels of commerce by of this discussion and has formed the have delivered their attacks without Germar, nation. It has of course accepted the use of submarines, notwithstanding weekly newspaper which is circulate canclusion that the policy of the past companction against vessels of every the successive explanations and equates the "how demonstrated impossibility of involved with the practice of afritish nationality and bound upon every sort of one which, from the standpoint of

of the Imperia! Gertaan Government as conducting that warfare in accordance throughout the French front, containe errand. "Vessels of neutral ownership, given in antire sincerity and good faith with what the Government of the United very cordial article on British Friend interests, requires serious reconsidera tion. The growth of the scope of this even vessels of neutral ownership bound and has hoped. oven against hope, that States must consider the sacred and ship." The growth of the British forces policy

and the common want of know- ledge concerning its history, point to a neutral port to neutral port, have it would prove to be possible for the indisputable rules of international law both in numbers sad experience,

Government so to order and azd universally recognized dictates of danger of its character being, changed been destroyed along with vessels of German from that of "practice" into that of a belligerent ownership in constantly control the acts of its navel commanders | hurnanity, the Government of the United remarked upon, and the writer continues, "right," a danger it is impossible to

A

o view.

increasing numbers. Sometimes the as to square its policy with the principles States is at last forced to the conclusion traits of the British Army lé a long enes considerable apps

apprehension. arranged under the Porta to which Shey ail, stated in the Report the Association merchantman attacked has been wame of humanity as embodied in the law of that there is but one cours it cu It is made up of daily comlists daringi

has made certain representations, but at and summoned to surrender before being nations. It has been willing to wait until pursue and thut unless the Imperial 10 months of war, thousands of herois 011 or torpedoed sometimes the significance of the facts become German Government should Dobrilliant episodes, victories like st present juncture it would be most fired un was to give them publicity; the Ause the poor security of being allowed to of bat one interpretation.

passengers or crews have been vouchsafod absolutely unmistakable and susceptible immediately declare and effect and, and saccesses ke tee scent I am sure that members

abandonment of its present methods of scored on the Ypres Commines canal ciation have welcomed the formation of take to the ship's boots before she was That point has now unhappily been warfare against passenger and freight at St. Eloi

British Chamber of Commerce ia

** The blood of British subjecte Shanghai which has now been in exist sent to the bottom. But again and again reached. The facts are susceptible of but carrying vessels, this Government cam ence for the best part of a year. To use no warning has been given, no ope one interpretation The Imperial German havo za choice but to sever diplomatie at the United Kingdom, and the hackneyed phrase it fills a long-felt even to the ship'e boats allowed to those Government has bocu unable to put any relations with the Government of the is, is everywhere mingled with want and is a great step forward in

sacrifices. On every cossion, the to fresh in forts in China, on board. What this Government fore- limits of restraints upon the variare German Empiro altogether; promotion In t this connection, I

tion, I may say that much saw must happen has happened. Tragedy against either freight or passenger ships. of the subject matter of the Report and has followed tragedy on the sces in such It has therefore become painfully evident

good dent of the Association's activity fashion, with such attendant circum that the position which this Government action contemplated I am sure all do ever more for the commca olma, is devoted to affairs of a commercial stances, as to make it grossly evident took at the very outset is inevitable, thoughtful Americans will look forward At the beginning of the Battin nature. Permission was obtained from the London Committee to constmunicate that warfare of such a sort, it warfare namely, that the nao cf submarines for with unaffected reluctance. But we Verdun, it relieved yne of our annis confidentially to the Committee of it be, samat be carried on without the the destruction of an enemy's commerce cannot forget that we are in some sort one of the most difficult soctors the British Chamber of Commerce most palpable violation of the dictates is of necessity, because of the very and by the force of circumstances the front, artola. In a few in Shanghai information touching alike of sight and of humanity. What character of the vessels employed and responsible spokesmen of the rights of mans were surprised, from Loos upon such datter, and I believe that this has been found useful and ever the disposition and intention of the the vary methode of attack which their humanity, and that we cannot remein Böchte, to End before them

German Governmet, it has employment of course involves, Incom- silent while these rights socm in processes. it has certainly been appreciated by the Imperial G intter body. I am pleased to say also, manifestly proved impossible for it to palibin with the principles of humanity, of being swept utiekly away in the To-day.

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Imperial German Government informed. Terning to the Volunteer Fund ac count, you will see that there is a credit this Government and the other neutra balance of Tls. 1,3289, but since there Governments of the wood that I had may be more men who wish to volunteer reason to believe that the Government before the war is brought to the of Great Britain hid armed all merchant sucessful conclusion we believe it wil

submarine

enemy they might

1 think you will agree that the vessels of British ownership and had morey can be left where it is for the given them secret orders to attack any present. The acompt itself needs no ex plazation. You will see that the amonat encour subscribed reached a total of nearly T 44,000, afficiently clear

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INAPAN AND TIBET (Historical Pamphlet)

THE MISSIONS ETRANGERES Cistory of the Fasters Chrobes)

OHINESE EBC700L BOOK

Vans (akam-Tar King”: Imailated fie

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the call was made when there were inang › urmel other claims on our purse and when ahtp trade prospects were a good deal more

obscure I will not say than nóg, but

than they have since proved

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OF ALL

This decision I have arrived it will my has given us the messure

the keanest regret; the possibilty of the friendship. It wishes only one thing

in the tranches f maelstrom of this terrible war. We owe St. Nezire and Carmacy, ab Souch ito due regard for our own rights as Neuville-Saint-Vast, in all the nation, to our sense of duty as a villagon which we wreated magn representative of the gifs of neutrals from the invaders, Betsmen, Cam the world over, and to Fret condeption Welshmen and Irishman Fount of the rights of mankind to take tiria stand ready for the coming comba

Already our Allies have had ther stand now with the utmost solemnity and firmiticas,

tack of defending Vermelles. Now

I have taken it, and taken it in the occupy the White Works, the confidence that it will meet with your Notre Dame de Lorette, the approval Red

and tupport. All sober-minded Thetus and Vimy men must unita in hoping that the where so much French Imperial German Government, which bia

in other siromataznce, stood as the

(champion) of all that we

tending for in the inters

zusy recognize the justice of our

GOOD FULLES