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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 1916.

CROSSE & BLACKWELL

C&B

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Hughes & Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT. GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers hare, Coal and Genera Produce.

Brokers and Commission Agents.

-PROPRIETORS "To-Kwa-Wan Coal Storage,

Coda used Bentley's.

3. C. 4th & 5th Elitions- A1 Telegraphic Cody.

Telegraphic Address

MILLION

PUBLIC AUCTION...

THE Uddersigned have received into

tions from The Liquidators of Mears. MELCHES & Co, to sell by Piblio-Auction

Commencing MONDAY,

the 11th September, 1916, at 10.30 am, on their premises, Queen'e Buildings, THE VALUABLE OFFICE "FURNITURE, FITTINGS,“ SAPES & &c. contained therein. Comprising:

Filing Cabinets, Ebowcases, Counters,

(atted with Yale locks) by Wm. Powell,

Ltd. Large and Emall Desks, Sample

AUCTIONS.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Sale Manufacturerk'

1. T. DAVENPORT, LIÈ.

London 8.£75

AUCTIONS.

PUBLIC AUCTION. BE ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEEN,

HE Undersigned have received in-

structions to sell by Public Auction,ESSES Honza & Horon have "I received instructions to sell by (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).

Public Auction,

TUESDAY,

the 12th September, 1916, commencing. at 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, No.

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WEDNESDAY,

the 20th day of September, 1910, at. 83-o'clock in the afternoon at their Sale Rooms in Ice House Street, Fietoria, Hongkong

Des Voeur Road, Corner of Ico House Street, VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND

BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, »

THE

VERY VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY

As Follows:-

duïtante at: Persian and-Indian Carpets and Rugs, Praya West, Victoria, Hongkong, and Upholstered Suites, Arm-chairs and

registered in the Land Office da Bolsa, Card Tables," Bedroom Furniture,

SECTION B AND THE REMAIN. Double Brass-mounted Bedstead, TwinING PORTION OF MARINE LOT Bedsteads (Teakwood), Sideboard, Dia No. 288 together with the messages ner Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and tenements thereon known as Nos. and Chairs, Tes and Occasional Tables, 28, 27, 28, 29, 30 and 31 PRAYA, etz, etc., Dinner Services, Crockery, Glass KENNEDY TOWN, Nos. 1 1. 11, 15 Ware Cooking Stoves, Cutlery, Toilet and 19 HOLLAND STREET and

J

KITCHENER'S PLAN TO

PUNISH HUNS.

CODE OF EXCLUSION FOR ALL GERMANS

la hardly in the character of the British 3 people to embark upon's polley 'af stuffed imeanness" with reference to a beston

anamą

With grast respect to Lord Kitchanar, Tosa, bardly bellove the utbarszcze ware wall odauidaret or that he would in, his A remarkable statement of how Lord temperate conclusions give expression to Kitchener thought German might be them to-day. It is entirely out of keeping punished for their crimes against the with the character

"at-chle own

INTIMATIONS

AN OLD PROVERB

*Wine and an old friend

are without price everywhere."

Bettiah nation is publlabed in the times treatment of the Boar HUNT'S PORTS AND SHERRIES

Morning Post, Berang, KNAPSA To coralsta in the adoption of a code af elaside. In the course of the article the Morning Post", states

South Africs...

· Althồôgh, it" "quite proper that we should bear the tatter in mind, and proft by cur experience of German methods of soscaled pacifie penetration, directed Shortly before his death Lord wards a hiture war, and adopt.suitable Kitchener informed us that he regarded methods to offset atrailer practicon fore the sondue of Germany a somethingattar, heither our astional character or outside the range of human experience the question of the future pance of the The Germans, he said, had deliberately work, not our greas commercial Interests prepared bear a long period of years for will for a moment permit as to contem the dëmination of the world, IN

In this design they hat and their subjects we apins and corrupting agenta. *They had need the hospitality of their

dighbodys to prepere the destruction It was the crime of a whole nation, and it was specially directed against the Beftish Empire, which had given the Germans every polega that British subjecte enjoyed

His opinion was that we should do something be punish Germeny for this organised treachery, and so to mark our detestation of the system as to prevent it ever happening again.

Lord Kitchener's proposal was to pare law, that for twenty-one years no German should be allowed to usturalise bimself or take up his domicile in the United Kingdom-and the British Empire Fas for as the authority of Imperial Parliament extended, or to enter into partnership to any British business, or became & shareholder in any British company.

plate such policy so that outlined.

THIRTY-FOUR WORDS FROM GENERLL JOFFRE fequs site, to

The New York Herald of the 7tb this the following leaderette under the above heading

We are fighting not ricrely for the interests of our respective countries." wid Genam Joffre on Saturday.bus alue for the liberties of the world, and we shall mint stog until the liberties of the world are definitely asuuzed.”

truth that will not be ignored Try. as bird as wo may; the fact that we are Intimately connected with the outcome of the war and that our whole future may be invatred cannot be escaped. The German: people themselves realize in and more than anybody else do the Americans of German descent absorb the idea. But the German people chest help them" selves anyt, and it becomes clearer day after day that freedom of the world as this war is to insure it must begin with the treedom of the German people.

*Now Lord Kitchener was a man of practical mind who was not swayed by onation, but considered only the public advantage and he put this scheme before

with the idea that it might de proposed Here in Americs we shat our eyes to and adopted not only by the Imperial it. President. Wilson said that with the Parliament but perhaps also by the war and the issues involved this country Dominion Parliaments where detestation had no concern, but he had an object of German methods is even morgsson revealing his mistake in the im emphistic than it is here."

* Now, Parliament ought to consider this scheme it has practical valdo as a memure of protection against German penébration, and we are certain that it would be welcomed by the British people.

The Evening Standard brought the matter belora the notice of several gentle men,, and, elicited the following views

SIE WILLIAM BULL, `M.P; Sir William Br 3.Pasid that he was quita, in favour of Lord Kitchener's scheme, excepting thas, in his opinion, we should have no tense malt Out Teary Fit to our descendants to consider the matter with open minds in view of Germany's past racord and her behaviour dering the period following the present

war.

mediate response that came from every quarter when be sent his final submarino” note to Germany requiring respons

immediately now under penalty of severance of diplomatic relations. M Hughes saw much in efficiency and mana In Mexico, but he had no sponteons. applausn at his notification meeting until he uttered the word Lusitanis."

In the language of Mr. Hughes," there in the twentieth century.Which brings can be no nationst isolation for America, one right back to the words of the great French generalissimo quoted above. What American who believes in frea

institutions can doubt the wisdom of the utterance?

Mer re barn made AN AMERICAN - CHINA GROUP."

The New York Herald of August 8th. contains the following

TEL 636.

ARE NOT THE CHEAPEST

BUT THEY ARE THE

BEST.

Vino de Pastoy. Manzanilla, Madura, etc.

Old White, Vary Old Taway, Invalid, Newfoundland. ete.

DONNELLY & WHYTE,

SOLE AGENTS,

Queen's Buildings.

"AMUSEMENT WITHOUT DISCOMFORT

PALISADE

THE

OUT-OF-DOOR-PICTURES

"LOCATION - NEAR: FOST OFFICE; KOWLOON."

THE POWERFUL SERIAL

THE BLACK BOX

..

8th and 9th EPISODES

THE LION HUNTERS

& magnificent picture of the African jungle in which four wild lions are shotg

COMICS:

BRAND NEW. HERO".

· DOUBLE CROSSED”

A SKY PIRATE.

THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION.

KAIPING COAL

New well-known throughout the East for "

A. meeting of Representatives and Senators will be held in the caucus rocin STRAST RAISING, FORGING, STEEL MAKING, SHIPS BON

We only have to thank our indifference. in the past, said: Sir William, foris great deal that has happened. We practically encouraged Germans to come here, and we let it be known that if they did not of the House to-morrow for the purpose pay for naturaliantion, it would really of formings China "group" milar to make no difference and certainly groups which are in existence in during the last twenty or thirty years, to England, France and Austria The al practical intents and purpoodtar did purpose of the group is to give moral not make any diference. The Germans infsence whenever it is needed to the cause of preserving the integrity of IN ONE LOT thought it waste of money to pay the China and to take each tation on the "The property, I bald oder Crowndes no the Home Offer for naturalisation foor of the legislative chamber as the Lease for 10 years and contains an area The whole thing ought to be put on international situation may require.

freah bagis entirely and we should for Invitations have been extended to of 19,500 square feet.

For further Particulars and Conditions the Cersosimow that as tiny com-out one hundred Sonators and Re of Sale apply to

menced, thaje war without provocation; we presentatives, including Seators Skuls- intend the punishment to be lasting and bury and Curtis-and Bepresentatives Candide k asteita Cooper, of Wisconsin Slayden of bevere..

There cán bộ no question of bargaining, Texas, Austin of though personally just now I should have McKinlay of objection to exchanging say, 16,000 of the areept ME

Sets, &c., Bath Room Utensils, Large Nos. 2, 4 and 8 DOUGLAS LANE Desks and Writing Table, etc, a quantity of Electro Plated Ware,"

Δία "Caille Portable Motors with Battery, 1 Piano in good condition, eto complete Electric Reading Lamps Blackwood und Teak Wood Screen quantity of Black wood Finiture Pictures, Engravings,

fow Cili Paintings, dec.

&c.

And

One New Gent Bicycle, Typewriters,

A special selection of Brass Jardin: eres, Yases, Finger Bowls, etc.

(Full Particulars from Catalogue.)" TERMS Caah

HUGHES & HOUGH,

"Auctioneers.

Tables And Cupboards, Bookcans,Hongkong, Sept. 6, 1916,

Whaics Large Once Clocks, Weighing

Machines Swing Doors, Stationery,

Office Roquisites, đây là được

And

Copy

Collapsible Sample Cupboards. Large And Small Saten, by well-known.

Presses (one combination). Large Model Steamer, ichric Ceiling and Desk Fancy Lamps, Fittings, inchide Inverted Fittings ing Two Large

with down coat

complete do

Fiecegoods and Hardware Samples, Full Particulars from Catalogue.) Un view from 8th September.”

· TRANS S-Casis. -

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong Aug ĐI ĐI

PUBLIC AUCTION

PUBLLO AUSTION.

1003

Undersigned have received in- structions to sell by Public Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED.

MAN EARLY DATEL The following Lighthouse gear &c.

Ono occulting apparatus, complete.

Messrs DEACON, LOOKER DEACON & HARSTON,

1. Des Voux Road Central,

Vendor's Solicitors, or to

M

Mesero HUGHES & HOUGH,

The AuctioneerE, AND Hongkong, Sept. 1916 1999

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have

atructions to sell by Public Auctio {POR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERTZD)

SATURD

the 16th Septemb 1910, at 16.30 am as their Salon Room Nd: 8

A

Do Your BOLD, Corner of

Ice Flouss Street, -- MISCELLANEOUS STOCK

Comprising

Gent's Shirts, Woollen Singlets, Pant Dressing Gowns Bath Robes, a number of Fair-of-Bonts-and-Shoes, Toilet Bospe, Bath and Face Towels, Hosiery

Tennesseandt

are visited China.

German prisoners on one hand, for 4,000 The group is being formed as the ANDŽE British, sons Britor is unquestionably of visit to Washington of Mr. Haim Jon Kin, an official representative of the worth at least four or dye German

Chinese Republican Parliament, which was convened in Peking on August 1, dyfter having been held in abeyance for

three years

SIR ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. I never like to say what we should until we are in a pomitión. 15 do 1 Everything depends upon how lay we are alycoqpful in the war and the terms of peace wo sta thlès to impose 12

But I do feel that Germany ought be heavily punished, although Kitchener's proposals sound rather ing and I don't think we can go quite that longth

MR.W.JOYNBON HICKS, M.P. The statement of Lord Kitchener view on the question of the pomahmens fod. Germany will strike an answering chord in her bearter of at loyal Englishmen In the last speech I made on this subject in the House of Commenm advocated the

patration of all German on the tilat after the war we should not wish

cial or personal relations Lyon Band Length: Blankets Table hive any comm

the rien who had Cloths, Counterpanes quantity of with the Incandescent Petrol: Lampe, and White Aipacs, & few Lots of Gran

Cloths, Pain Costs & Holdalls and onested appurtenances,

Suitcases &c.

Circular wick lamps.

Spare burners

Cylinders and wicks

970

LEE Undersigned have roaired into Hoon to: well by Public Auction: (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNKO), HOUSO SATISTICA TAN WEDNESDAY,

he 13th September, 1918, at 11 am,

at their Bala Booms, No. 8,

De Joc Road, Corner of-

Ice House Bizeety

CONSIGNMENT O

A quantity "off% ges Mooring Buoys

number of Loc

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from the

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Hongkong, Sept. & 1916.

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Home Street

Piano by John Broadwood & Bons

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