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MONDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1917.

Hughes & Hough

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PUBLIO

AUCTION.

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

on

+

TUESDAY,

the 30th October, 1917, commencing, so 2.30 pm, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vaux Road, Corner of

Ida House STREET, VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, TWIN BEDSTEADS, CURTAINS, CARPETS, PICTURES,

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As follows:- Upholstered Suites, Arm-chairs and Sofas, Card Tables, Bedroom Furni

ars, comprising Double and Single Brass-mounted Bedsteads and Twin Bodstands, Sideboards, Dinner Waggona,

THE PRICE OF PAIN-

Women should realise that it is not. war-tima.economy to be ill. Pain has it price. The money saved by self-neglect has to be paid over and over again in permanent ill-boulth

A woman who allows herself to suffer, sa most women ard

are liable to suffer at intervals, is laying up a terrible faturo for herself in siter years. The backache and in the side and hips which lay

day on the sofa, or make her misery as she heroically refuses to give up are only the present signs. Every time she neglects these sba în preparing for worse trouble and perhaps total invalidiam later on. She is allow ing her blood to grow poorer and poorer, until it will be too weak and thin to sustain her. The new, rich blood which

Dr. Williams' pink pill will give her will ease her present pain and protect her future health. Dr. Williams pink pilk for pale people can be obtained of any dealer, also post free, 1.00 per bottle 38/ for six, from Dr. Williams Medicine Co., 00 Szechuan Road, Stanghai,

A free book, "Plain Talks to Women (sard post card), will tell yon much that should know.

every

woman

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AUCTIONS.

FUBLIC AUCTION. THE Undersigned have received

stractions to sail by Public Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNRD},

FRIDAY,

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THE WESTERN FRONT.

SIR DOUGLAS HAIG'S LATEST:

· REPORT.

LONDON, Oct. 17. Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig re- ports: Operations with limited objec tives, were jointly undertaken.

SPORTING

HONGKONG CRICKET LEAGUE.

CR CRAIGENGOWER.

[by-at-lonas-one-conspicots geil Ether places on the battle front were impass Table Foods are reported to be bolding up the advance. The enemy is pretty dansely massed all along the front Au attack on the loft by the French carried & number of concrete defences with the lightest castialties, owing partly to the

This patch, which was played on erratic nature of the enemy's barrage. Saturday, was distinguished by a fine It is probable the enemy was award of Performante y Ng Se Kwong (the the coming attack because his seroplanes [ "ell-known tennis player), who cap ware flying low over our positions fortained thepituse Recreation Chib team. half an hour before the attack was He compiled a total of 100 not out, and launched and for five minutes before sise distir shodh imself by taking seven our heavy fire opened all along the wickets for g6 runs. The scONES WETU:—- front. The Canadians bare a gallant part in today's fighting.

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YACHTENG.

ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB.

There was quite a large attendance at the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club on Saturday afternoon to witness the open- ing cruise. The weather conditions were very favoumble and the various events were well contested.

The following was the day's results

CEVISEX BACK-OU

Coarse: Kowloon Rock (S), Channel

Rock (9) Lyemun Beason (S), Dis tance: 6 miles.

INTIMATIONS

MINISTERING CHILDREN'S

LEAGUE, UNG

SALE OF WORK IN AID OF CHARITIES FOR CHILDREN

To

be bell in the GROUNDS GOVERNMENT HOUSE hy kind permission of His Excellency ther

35. Governor on SATURDAY, 3rd Nova

Entrance only at the Garden Gate in Upper Albert Road.

Price of Admission Adult 30 cents Children 19 cents, all members and associaten wearing Y.C.L. badges free,

Tew Man Teano Grimmett,

At the commencement of the race the wind was castorly, blowing about smiles, THE GERMAN REPORT.

Graba

Ofan hour, but gradenly lightened to Chow Yat Kwong, bTM Abbas ...74bout 1 miles. Fathers and Dorothy II. A wireless, Gerthan officit

Ng See Bong, not out 10 appeared to get the best of a fairly good; dying wind promised improved ighting from Bisschoote to the pres-Roulers

A Sne day on Thursday with a fine states that strong Franco-British attacks Wing in Edards, b Graham start, hut soon gath way to Nisha, Irma A CHILDREN'S CHINESE

Geo Lee, fut out- conditions, but a sudden change este railway, astride the Menin-Ypres road,

... 16 and Fera. The following are the finish"

Sing and corrected times: during the night and heavy, almost broke down sanguinarily. incessant, main has fallen since an early

Heap on Finishing Corrected Yacht

Course Time. Time. hour this morning. Notwithstanding the great difficulties facing the Allied troops considerable progress was made

and valuable positions won on the BRITISH AND FRENCH SUCCESSES greater part of the fronts attacked. ·

AT BALONIKA,

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Declared at 3 wks. for 205 H Chile Ua Hew Fan, Wong Pol Keung NS Yoen. Wei Lee Ban and Ladya Jane. Scratch 4 43 93.4 43. 23 Wong Kyok Kwong did not hat.

Feathers......Scratch 4, 425 4 24 23.

LONDON, Oct. 27

Grabuh Grimmel Abb... Ford Edwards.

A British message from Saloniks Jox says:-Wa captured four villages south

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The main operation was carried out by English and Canadian regiments on the front to the north of the Ypres Roulera railway. The Canadian battal joas advanced along the main ridge in-towards Passchendaele and passing of Seres, killing sixty Bulgarians sad T. Ford, e, b Ny So Frong

beyond their objectives, established taking 100 prisoners. We then return-F Thoopson Ho Wing Kan, b Ng themselves on the rising ground to the ed to our lives.

Sze Krote south of the village. Other Canadian A Freech Easter communiqué saya: . Oraham, Loeb Ng Sz. Kwong... battalions with troops of the English-The British raided the village of 5-Jerb & Sze Kwong Territorials made further progress in garina prisoners. In outpost fighting.D. Noria. Naval Brigade and battabors of London Salman, sout Seres, taking fifty Bul. D. K. Kharax bw. Nx Sze Kwong KAB DU Hew Fan...... face of strong opposition along the spurs the French took prisoner twelve Aus- Gimmer and 6 Ng Sue Kwong

Lee, b Ng Sze Kwong.. between the main ridge and our posi- trians in the region of Pogradec,

the 2nd November, 1917, at 5.30 p.m., at Jockey Club Stables, Causeway Bay,

A few well known RACE PONIES. Terme-Chab.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers Bongkang, Oct. 15, 1917.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

on

Extension Dining Tables and Chairs,THE Undersigned have received in Tea and Occasional Tables, &c., Dinner

structions to sell by Public Auction, Services, Crockery, Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Cutlery, Toilet Sets, &c Bat Room Utensils, Roll-top Desks and Writing Tables; Sundry Electro-Plated Ware, etc..

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Electric Beading Lamps, Blackwood

Fürnwood Ecreens, Blackwood

including Large B-Fold

FRIDAY and SATURDAY, the 9th and 10th November, 1917, ** commencing each day at 2.13 p.m., A No. 23, Lyndhurst Terrace,

..TEN WHOLE OF THE

tions.

Eastward of Foelcappelle we captured

a number of strong points and fortified farms Heavy fighting occurred cast-i ward and north-eastward of Poelcappelle 9943 in which Lancashire and north-country troops progressed at certain points. Subsidiary simultaneous attacks were made by English troops in the neigh- bourhood of the Menin road and by the French northward of Bisschoote. There was fierce fighting all day long astride the Menin "road eastward of Polderhook where progress was made and a considerable number of prisoners takan. Northward of Bixachoots the French attacked with greatgallantry, and crossed the Saint Janabeek in food and captured objectives beyond with a num ber of prisoners. The Allies in the course of these operations took eight hundred prisonera

Daring an air-raid on the night of the 24th-25th another tou of bombe was dropped on Harbach works Three Our acroplanes on Thursday night participating acroplanes are missing attacked four aerodromes. Forty ve beary bombs were dropped and obtained direct hit in che instance on a group of hangars. One machine has not returned.

Blackwood Screen with 5-Coloured VERY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

Fanals, Side Tables, &, Engravings, Fictares, &c. &c., Teunis Poler and Net, Iron Safe ko

Turkish Bath Sheets, Towels, Single and Double Bed Sheets, Bed Quilts, etc

•Also

Brass Fenders and Fire Brasses, Old Bronze Vases inlaid with Gold and Hilver.

PIANO by Collard & Collard.

Shiedmayer & Soehne,

Stuttgart.

竹

Berlin.

W. chonlein & Co One-Fair-Old Pekinese Brass Lions.

(Fall Particulars from Catalogue.) TERMIA;----Cast.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, Oct. 24, 1917:

PUBLIC AUCTION.

FURNITURE,

key &c,

contained therein.

&t.

Comprising - Side Table with Arm-chairs to match. HALL-Massive Blackwood inlaid Flower Stands, Flower Bowls, Portiers

Curtains, etc.

and

A SUMMARY OF THE FRENCH SUCCESSES.

THE ZEPPELIN RIID

BREAKDOWN OF WIRELESS STEERING.

L. A. Rose, Wei Leo-Son, & UnBow"

W. W. Edwards not out

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Winner Chinese Big

+ Winner English Big.

RACING YACHTS.

Course-Kowloon Beck (4), Channel!

PLAY.... CHILDREN 3 BALLET and

VARIETY ENTERTAINMENT & EX TEA AND

RITRASIMENTE --- LOCKY WELL-STAR-Hour LA-SWIRTS -useful and attractiva articles on the various stalls for children and grown-up. Prices moderata. No Chits taken. Bonglong. Oct. 15 1917. 2194

HONGKONG GOVERNMENT SY

WAR LOAN OF 1914.

COUPON NO. 2. PAYABLE 1st NOVEMBER 1917,

ook (8) Meyers Eust Imog (P) Dis-NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th

tance; 4 miles. what straggling atur: and won out on The Diana got wall away to a some the time slowance for her class.

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THE UNIVERSITY.

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39-4044-3-5212

Winner of Handicap class sailed by

2Miss Wilkinson.

Renter's correspondent at French

LONDON, Oct. 21. Headquarters says: French experts have

H.K.C.q. . UNIVERSITT. This match resulted in an eray win for established that the Zeppelin Armada the H.K.C.C. Scores: disaster was primarily due to a break- down of the system of steering by wire. A. Ponsonby Fane, b Donnelly less. When Rying as more than fifteen 1.D. Wright Morgan thousand feet high optical steering a GE Marley Lb.w. 5 Morgan... impossible and the compass not depen. K. Braysha Haas, b Morgan able because there are no means of A. Bumjahn, Joseland b Donnelly correcting the drift. Consequently the W. Uitting & Maas, b Morgan

Donnelly Zeppelins in such circumstances depend 6. Hall, h Donnelly

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0- Winner of Ons Design clasa sailed by

9 Mrs. Baxter.

Winner of Heyward Hays and Gl

18.

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SCHLICH

classes sailed by Mrs. Stoneman.

on a continuous stream of wireless J. M. Jack, Murray, b Morgan signals sent out by a number of German Cheah Toor Lock, e Murray Donnelly

On the last occasion these signals failed, are canbled to steer a correct course. radio goniometric stations whereby they Chua in Seb, not out......

probably owing to a storm which was encountered and fog. The captureil Zeppelin shows that the first message D. E. Donnelly received from Germany when flying in L. Lol. Messus 10

1.5 +24 England was that a Zeppelin training

Total...

BOWLING ANALYSIS,

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22

ship had broken loose and was being L. HE Murray at. Ponsonby Fane carried away by the wind.

b Marley

The L. 49 came down in France H. F. Mariel and b Brayshay... because it was impossible to endure the H. H. Taylor Brasahay temperature which was 30 degress below L. D. Mchicell b. Brayabay.....' F. Jaseland Brayshay.... zero, at a height 22,000 feet The men. M were stupefied with cold when ther

Vamy 6 fall in the tanks and the motors and wire-Lt. Col. Morten not out were captured. The water ballast from R. Kennedy & Ponsonby Fane, b Bray-

∙shuy less apparatus were stopped by the cold. F. Jacks Byshay b Wright was hit by a shell at a height of 17,000 U, E Donnelly right b Brayshay The Zeppelin destroyed at Luneville H. E. Holland, Cheah by Samy,

DRAWING ROOM:Tapestry- covered Upholstered Suite, Settees and Chairs, Corded Sul Curtains, Pier Glasses with Console Tables by Wm. Powell, Ltd. Axminster Rugs and Car pets, Engravings, Paintings, Old Bronze Vasės and Bowls Fire Brasses, etc.

DINING ROOM:Complete Suite in Famed Teak, Leather Seated hairs Silver Cabinets, etc. by Lane, Crawford 2924 & Co.. two large Dinner Services, Coffee

LONDON, Oct. 27. and Tea Sets, Plate, Cutlery, Table Glass, Blue and White Wall Plates, Table Headquarters, summarising the results Reuter's correspondent at Frerek Linca, etc.,

of the Aisne offensive, says: The BEDROOM and BOUDOIR:-Ex-operation reaches its logical conclusion quisitely Carved Cherrywood Boudrid with the capture of the German artillery

Bookcases, Escritoire, Cabinet and Tempoy-Teak Mahogany stained Red centres in Pinen Forest and at Pargay feet. room Suite by Lane, Crawford & Co., and Filain. The whole of the tactical Solid Brass Bedsteads. Box and Bair objectives from left to right were Muttress

Conch and Arm-chairs, secured. Moreover, the strategic Toilet bets, Bed Linen, Blankets, Lace objectives of Pison and the wooded and Silk Crepe Curtains, Persian Rugs, crest behind, as well as Pargay and etc. Brass Fenders and Fire Brasses Filain were obtained at relatively small Coal Scuttles, etc., ete. Enamelled Bath cost. The troops are practically every Large Teak Ice Chest (Lane Crawford where now in touch with the Oise and Take), Kitchen and Pantry Utensila

Aisne Canal There are indications Alx

that the enemy is uncomfortable in the arshy ground of the Canal banks and is making for positions farther up the valley slope Anyway the enemy in Ailette Valley is under observed. Artillery fire as far as Les Bovettes,

HE Undersigned have received in

structions

Public Auction, (POK ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

inda

WEDNESDAY,

the 31st October, 1017, commencing st

p.m., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Dee Vaux Road, Corner of Ice House Street

A FEE COLLECTION OF BRITISH COLONIAL STAMPS,

Comprising

A quantity of very fine Cut-ginss, Autopiano by Rachais (Practically Barba-New) with Records,

Antigua, Bahamas, Bangkok, dk, British Bechuanaland, Bermuda, British Bouth Africa, British Colombia, British East Africa, British Guians, Cyprus, Falkland Islands, Gambia, Gibraltar, Gold Coast, Grenada, Griqui- land, India, Malta, Mauritius, Natal Nevis, New Brunswick, Newfoundland, New South Wales, Niger Coast Protec torate, North Forneo, Northern Nigeria, Orange River Colony.

The above forms Part I of the Collection. Part II will be sold on November 30th.

EVERY STAMP QUARANTEED.

PERFECTLY GENUINE.

(Particulars from Catalogue).

Terms :-Cadhi

On view 34th inst. from 2 p.m., and

day of sale.

HUGHES & HOUGH..

Azantionärs,

Hongkong, Oct. 23, 1917.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

9922

THE Undersigned have received in- structions to sell by Public Auction, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCITED}"

OD

FRIDAY,

the fad November, 1917, commencing at 1.30 pm at their Salts Rooms, No. 6, Don Treux Road, Corner of Jon House BrazET, DATA-QuanLIST OF A HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &

Camprising

Teak Twin Bedsteads, Sideboards, Dinger Wiggen. Extension Dining Table: and Chairs, Chesterbeld Sofas, Arm- chairs, ac. Wardrobes and Toilet Tables, Cate Miscellaneous Furniture Pictures, Boll-top Desks, Black wool V Ware includ ug Cabinets, Wardrobes, stands, &c., Brass Broders and Fire Brassery & lew lots Porcelains and Curios, te; Pantry Kitchen Utensils, Wlectric Lanje. Enameled Barh, Carpet and Rugs eroral sete ivory Filial Falls sod

Cottage Piano Moutrie", Cabinet Victrola with Hecords (Practi-

New),

Cabinet Gramophones → with Records,

Combination Safe.

new,

A striking feature of the battle was the crippling of the enemy artillery by

the feeding of batteries with munitions. Consequently, tell wounds were phen omenally low. Many of prisoners belong-

The chief novelty in the construction of the captured airships is the ballonets which are covered with gut instead of with rubber, which is very scarce. in Germany. The intestines of 300,000 cattle are required to cover the ballonets of a single super-Zeppelin.

PREPARATIONS TO EVACUATE HELSINGFORS.

PETROGGAD, Oct. 27: Preparations for the evacuation of

Treadle Sewing Machine "Singer" the French bombardment preventing Helsingfors are proceding. rearly 1

Electroliera,

Four Blades Ceiling Fans, Faze, Reading Lamps and Fittings through out house.

Terma-Cash.. Catalogues may be had on application to the undersigned,

On" view Ervan Thursday, November.

HUGHES & ROUGE, Auctioneers, Hongkong, Oct. 4, 1917.

WANTED.

8th

INFIRLAND."

PETROGRAD, Oct. 27.

Totul.. BOWLING. ANALYSIS.

C.

FOUR-OLE CONTEST: HALF MILE.

the DEFINITIVE BONDS have PAYMENT of the DIVIDEND DUR on not yet arrived from Finland, the 1st November, 1917 wi be e made in should be presented at the Hororayo provisional coupon Scrip Certificaten

SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION, Hongkong, on 1st November, 1917 when the relative provisional coupon will be

E-D. C. WOLFE,

Colonial Treasurer.

issued.

Hongkong, Oct. 16, 1917.

NEW..

Four bosts started for this event, viz417 7R.8.Y.U. (1), V.R.C. (1), Middlesex Rest.

(y).

and

all got away to a beautiful start.

The Yacht Club No. 1 bust gradually drew

"PHENIX"

$240

RECORDS

80 Ots. Net

Jolly Good Luck to

Every Sailer Boy Baritons

Lead Me to That

» Beautiful Land

The Ghost of the Violin

abend still about 20 yards from the 0418. The Zig zag Glide

4 finishing line, when an unfortunate aeri

dent occurred which robbed this crew of 39. Victory. It appeared 'ns if one of the rudder-lines broke, which readered the bont unmanageable, if the V... bort, which was two lengths away, won enalty

063-

(How Do You Do

Miss Ragtime

On the Mississippi.

Com the Yacht Club No. 2 and the pass fOh, Macintosh. Middlesex.

The band of the 18th Infantry en

$livered the proceedings with selections 10 of music.

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The utheils wer-Yachting starter

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Me H. W. Bird. Time-keepers--Bir D.

On the Sands

Patricia

osco We Must Have in Song

About the Isle of Man

K. Blair and Me. D. J. Bell. Rowing ANDERSON MUSIC CO, LTD.

etarter-Hon Mr E. H: Sharp, K., C.,

41

Judge Me E. Bullock.

+18

C. 20 -1.4

Tea was served on the lawn. At the conclusion of the afternoon's the Hon. Mr Cland Severn, C.M.G. in sport.

19 gratifying progress the club was making introducing Mrs Pollock, who kindly pre- saated the prizes, made reference to the in

yachting rowing and swimming. He warmly welcomed the new yacht owners, one of w

whom, he was pleased to notice, had started well by carrying off u prize in bis first race.

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Harley G. Ball E. Brayshay 17.4

J, D. Wright D. K. Samy

A match was played at King's Park on Saturday, between Kowloon C.0, and Civil Service Fesulting in a win for the Lutter.

C. a. C. C

R. O. Witchel Macaskill, Osery 30 D. Goods Robinson, 5 Overy... W. Dixon, e Robinson, b talker

McCormacky & Stapleton, & Overs

LB. W., b Pestonji.... 30. Fletcher b Hodge Over P.T

· Lamblero Stalker, b

W.H. Edmonda e Maenskill, bStalker

F. Ling, not out...

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After the prizes had been distributed, three rousing cheers were given for Mrs Pollock, to whom beautiful bouquet was presented by little Mias Newall.

L'OST.

18th instant thoroughbred frish will be rewarded on returning same to Terrier DOG Bobbie." Finder.

FM CRAWFORD,

C/o Lanz, CRAWFORD & CO. Hongkong, Oct. 27, 1917.

1341.

THE PENANG HARBOUR BOARD.

E..Hamil, Robinson, & Pestonji

8

APPLICATIONS

ID

Guards were in a stato hordering on ing to one of the smartest Prussian GERMANS EXPECT EAST-LANDING. E. der, not out.... rebellion when captured and declared that they had been foodless for three days and that all their officers had abandoned them. By yesterday the ouly German gana able to fire in the

Advices from Stockholm show that ralley were the batteries at Mansip the Germans are sanguine of easily tamil lying across the canal from Chavig landing in Finland, capturing the 2225 non, but these were soon silenced by Russians without resistance and of our frontal flanking fire From our cutting the milway communications new positions we now view the enemy's with Sweden. communications ranning across the valley to Covey Forest

OUNG MAN with good experience wanted by chipping Firm.

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THE BRITISH RDTANCE,

SERIES OF IMPORTANT

TACTICAL GAINS."

MASSAGE.

MR HONDA Trained male Masseur. Ten years experience.

Formerly of Tukyn Military Hospital, WILL VISIT PÄTIENTE

· RESIDENCES IF. PREFEELED. Ko 218, Queen's Road, East.

LESSONS IV. UBIESE Kula SUN FAN

116-Boce bporting Czarna

He tina soethod of

OPERATIONS IN MESOPOTAMIA.

LONDON, Oct. 27.

BOWLING NALYSIS)

J Stalker. R. Pestonji K. R

Overy

10

LES. Hod

J. Stalker, e Ling, b Hamilton 0.J.Stapleton, b Witchell

A de Sousa, Witchell. J. H. Meal, Ling

D. J. Mackenflech Witchell Robinson, Hamilton; H. Macaskill, not out W.T. Elson,

Do out

Es. Hodgdid not

An official report from Meso potamia, states that the Turks, on both banks of the Tigris, on October 23, approached the positions at B. Overy, Samara On our advance, the Torka retreated without fighting.

Reuter's correspondent at British Headquarters says: Today's battle has been fought on flooded fields in driving rain of pitiless intensity although the meteorological experts overnight rogarded the y portapta bopefully Therefore it is marvel the troops

LONDON, Opt. 2767 have accomplished so much. The sum The Press Burent announces that the total of the day's results is a series of President of Portags: haient a message important tactical gaine, although we to the King warndy acknowledging the shanki have done much more dader demonstrations on the occssico of his favourable heaven in the region of visit to Britain. He said they werecure Poelderhock Chatean the advance wear of the friend

PROOFS OF FRIENDSHIP BETWEEN Fami

HUNGERARD Vanesskagavond B. C. Witchell

PORTUGAL AND BRITAIN. B. W. Bradbery

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Fall Partions from Catalogna) para fusha Chinie szumization, modă-i

“hau nhe a good knowleden of MendaraanĀ

regimental beadquarters garrofied

of four bundred. We took prisoners

are invited for the A position of GENERAL MANAGER at the PENANG HARKOUR BOARD

Applicants should have a thorough

of All Shipping Matters the landing and unloading of rgn and enal, and warehousing. "Applications" stating salary requirert 'should be addressed to the Local Cháir.

Fensng Harbour Board, Penang. Hongkong, Oct. 20, 1917.

inc. w.cargo

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