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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 28 1918,

AUCTION.

Hughes & Hough

SOCIYONKENS TO THES GOVERNMENT.

Coneral Auctioneers. Share, Coal and General Produce Brokers and Commisalen Agenta.

PROPRIETORS 'T>-Kwa-Wan ® Coat Storage.

Codes weed Bentley's

42. a. 4th de 5th Editiona

Telegraphic Code.

A

Tsgraphie Address

*ITION* HONGKONG.

&S. "HONGKONG.”

THE UNDERSIONED beg to notify the proposed sals by privs to Tender the Hull of the above-named Steamer as she now lies stranded on the East Point of NAUUHAU ISLAND, about twenty-five miles from Awan Chou Wan

GENERAL CONDITIONS OF TENDER

The vessel is offers for sale as she now lies, with her Engines, Boilers, Anchors and Chains and such other equipment as may be on board, Cout, no Cargo is to be considered in the Tender),

(3) The vessel is now guarded by the

French authorities

(3) All Tenders should reach the Office

of the Undersigned on or before Noon, SATURDAY, the 9th Febru- ary, 1918.

(4) A Deposit wust accompany each Tender, the amount of which may be learned at this Office, said Deposit will be returned in case of non-

of Tender.

acadors do tot bind themselves!

(5). The

to accept the highest or any Tender. Further particulars regarding the conditions of sale, and a list of fttings and fixture to be sold with the ship, can be obtained on applica tion from the Undersigned. For and on account of the Concerned.

HUGHES & HOUGH.

Hongkong, Jan. 9, 1918.

PUBLIO AUCTION. THE Undacsigned have received in Truchas sell by Public Auction,

FOR ACCOUNT OF VIR DONOKKAID), "

of

FRIDAY,

the 15th January, 1918, at 10.30 4.1-, at their Sales Booms, No. 8,

Des Voeux Road, Corner of Tee

House Street,

Dezena Tennis Falls (1917),

A number of pairs of Gent's Boots and

Shoes,

Two Motor Bicycles (in good razning

order)

Four "Remington" Typewriters, Cris Cabinet Gramophone,

Several. Collapsible Perambulators," One "Fairbanks Weighing Machine, Hansehold Furniture, &c, &c.

TaxCash.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers

Hongkong, Jan 21, 1918.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

G.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received in- structions from The Hon. CAFT SUPT. OF FOLICE to sell by Public Auction,

SATURDAY

the 28th January, 1918, at 11 am.. At The Central Police Station, CONDEMNED and CONFISCATED

GOODS-

Torms usual.

HUGHES & BOUGH, Auctioneers to the Government, Hongkong, Jan. 22, 1978.

FOR SALE

FOR SALE.

TUSCULUM, Barker Road,

Apply

JEWISH PALESTINE.

THE ZIONIST IDEAL.

WAR CHARITIES.

SUBSCRIPTION LIST No.

Red Cross

General

B

THE CHINA MAIL.

Stor and Garten-

Half proceeds of football mbuh played on Club Ground on Boxing. Days por B... Wilton

·Part proceeds of sale given by

INTIMATIONS

Vistoria British School

Red, White & Blue Club,

(monthly sub.)

For Mia Annio Miller

100

Christons Ex

10

Staff-Coneral Fosi

Office

Mr. W. Marley

(monthly sub.).

20.95

Mamie David Samsoen & Co..

Limited

Blue Crois

1,000

Pac proceeda of sala giran by Red, White & Blue Club,

270 100

por Misa Annio Miller

100

# 19,378.46

90

100

Already acknowledged.

684,472.87

$881,051.13

150

Amounta remitted, eta. - 643,456,06

50

Balance in band

$ 40,306.08

N. J. STARB.

BY LEBALL COMET "Author of “Jasrish Life in Modern

Times" Although little nows has resched as during the last few months from the Palestinian Front, it is certainly not too soon to discurs the future of the Holy Land, for the Jews, who have a historio and generally acknowledged right to this country, have displayed almost impor- human patience in their longing for national restoration Ever since their dispersion, nearly two thousand years ago from their ancestral soil they have not ceased to pray to be gathered once more within its borders from all corners of the earth. Early in the second century there was an armed attempt under a 80 hercie leader, Bar Kochbe, to regain possession of Palestine, but it was soon suppressed. Thenesforth the love of Zion found expression merely in religious formin prayers and pilgrim ages whilst ever and again, in the gloom of the Middle Ages, it was fanned into fame by a false Messiah who haralded the return to Zion, and then abardoned bis deluded followers.

165,

DUNCAN CLARK.. LANE, CRAWFORD & Co. Hongkong, Jan. 2, 1918.

FOR SALE.

FIRE Undersigned have received in Ta

structions to sell as their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice House Street,

MOTOR YACHT Built 1916, had very littlo usage, Hull...

Tesirood Length, water-Eine 29' 9"; over all 33' Bean...

Draft...

Motor "Scripps", Heary duty 14 H. P.

Complete with Lavatory, Refrigerator, Suit of Sails, and all Accessories. Price and full particulars may had from the Undersigned

Terms -Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Jan 9, 1918, “.

TO LET

TO LET.

URNISHED HOUSE

Davis, Fokfulam Hord, for Potat ary, March and April. Bone me Foru

Apply-

ILE GOLDSMITH, P.-W.D. Hongkong, Jan. 14, 1918

TO ÌET.

OFFICES

in York Building.

HOUSES on Shamoen, Canton,

Apply to

Bus at various periods during the last hundred years ambitions efforts bars! been made to convert the traditional ideal into a practical reality. The great Napoleon himself, at a certain stage in his victorious campaign dreamed of restoring the ancient land to it ghtful owners; and the nineteenth century witnessed the promulgation of quite a number of schemes for the return of Israel to the Holy Land. In England the most famous advocate of the iden Daniel WAA George Eliot whose Deronda is an inspiring contribution to the subst. But no really practical mesures wers taken until the Zionist Organisation was established in 1987 at Jewish Congress held in Basle. That Congress the first Zionist Congress— was attended by over 200 represent- atives from all parts of the world, and it formulated its ideal in the so-called Basle Programme: "The aim of Zion- iam is to create for the Jewish People a Home in Falestine secured by publici law."..

THE FARLE BEOGRAMME..

Twenty years have passed since that first Zionist Congress was held, und although another dozen Congresses have taken place since the fourth, in 1900 was held in London-the organisation is represented by thousands of societies in all countries of the globe, the Basle Programme has not yet been realised. The leaders of the Zionist movement have had to encounter considerable difficulties They required abundant fnancial resources and considerable | political influence for the achievement of their task, but unfortunately both of these factors are concentrated in that acction of Jawry which is anxious to be- come merged in its environment, and bas no desire to see Jewish national life perpetuated.

But despite numerous and serious ob stacles, not least early death of st of which, was the

Heral, in 1904, the Zionist organization bas actiered a great deal. It founded s Zionist bank, the Jewish Colonial Trust, which thould serve as the financial in- 40 strament of the movement, and which has a larger number of shareholders than any other company in the world. alt also established the Jewish National Fund, which should acquire land in Palestine the inalienable property of the Jewish people. Both the Colonial Trust and the the National Fand were registered in Companies Eagland according the

extensive Act. Simultaneously with propaganda throughout all the Jewries of the world, the Zionist organisation inaugurated a systematic schema of colonisation-rurst and urban-in Fales fine, and, endeavoured to attract both culti- Jewish capital and labour for its vation.

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST

MENT & AGENCY Co., Las,

TO LET

All these efforts formed only good and hopeful beginning, and then the TMMEDIATE ENTRY, four very

war broke out. The last three years desirable BHOFS-sitosted in Los have naturally witnessed, a continuance House Street, opposite the Grand Hotel of Zionist propaganda, but there bas recently reconstructed.

For rent and other particulars applyben a cessation of colonising activity. still, the young Turks, who Co. Ltd. originally appeared somewhat favourable to Zionism, have tried to suppress all 2003 manifestations of Jewish nationalism

to the Manager, Hongkong Ice

BT

48 Connaught Road Central

THE Undersigned have received instras

Lions to sell by Public Auction, (rom 100E OF TEA CONCIKMED),

On

FRIDAY,

the. 25th January, 1918, at 10.30 ahlig

at their Sales Rooms No.

Des Youx Road, Corner of, Ice Hopas Street,

4,300 DUTCH CIGARS.

Packed in hormetically sealed tins

to be sold in small lots, consignment of.

GENT.'S STRAW HATS, And

Several cason "HKATHER DEW? SICH SKY, OLD BROWN SHERRY, &c. *Tease - Coal.

HOOR & BOUGH,

Konxkong, Jan. 22. 1933,"

PUBLIC AUCTION

THE Underigued arceived instra tions to seti ylic Anction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE DUNGERNED),

FRIDAY

the 25th January, 1928, at 11 ming

theu Baice Roome, Na. 6, DES: VIRUZ ROAD, Corner of

Ice Hub Street,

ONE BARLEY-DAVIDSON

MOTOR Mode

complete with

Bongkong, August 2, 1917.

A

TO LET.

t

FLAT in Nathan Road, Kowloon. roomed houses in Kowloon. Apply to- HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

00., LTD. Alexandra Building Hongkong, August 23, 1917,

INTIMATIONS

MOTOR CAR TRIPS IN KOWLOON

AND NEW. TERRITORY.

Worse

and the Generalissimo. Djemal Fasha, actually threatened with death anybody who was found in possession of the artistic atampa-mere tokens of the Jowish National Fund,

ZIONISM AND TEK WAR.

the

The future of Zionism is now bound up with the war settlement, and Zionista in both hemispheres ars earnestly hoping that this settlement will not only re- dognise their right to Palestine, but will

of enfores it. One of the war sims Allied Powers is to secure for the small nations the right of self-determination in a land of their own; bat although the rights of all other small cations have formed the theme of eloquent speeches by Secres of statesmen, co official publíc utterance his yet been made on behalf. of the Jews who have waited longer than any other nation for the realisation of their ideal. The Jewish question bas troubled Goverment ofter Government for

the last few decades, and although various international congresses have been held they lacked the courage to grapple with the problem. The time has now come when the question can be shirked no longer. The Jews have had to suffer bitterly enough during their centuries of exile and dispersion. The time has now come to make amends by restoring them to their country.

THE

THE HONGKONG & KOWLOON WHARF & GODOWN CO LTD. undertake the conveyance of MOTOR CARS (at owners' risk) between Hong

The great, nay, the preponderating kong and Kowloon in their special of Jewish Natimalists live io Gane lighter. Cradles for Motor Cars Rain Agrerit, and the British Empire provided.

and it is therefore, the obvious duty of the Governmer is of these countries to

Fares each trip 88. per car, so he paid

to lighterman. underbike in combination with the other Allied Powers, the task of secur Lighter will leave daily as undering Pairstine for the Jews A lead is Prays north of

Fisya at expected from the British Government, Public Fier, Fottinger Strock, not only because it has always, boon

Kowloon.

Hongkong regarded as the champion of oppressed

100 P

race but hecause it bas already hád 9.00 AM official relations with the Zionist organis **2.00 Facation secs 100%.33

In time your

arthe Zionist: Tender Hezl negotiated with the Bri- 04h Government for a concessions

land in the Sinai Peninsula, border ing upon Palestine, but the suggester

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Hon. Treasurer: Hongkong, 21st January, 1918.

TIENTSIN FLOOD RELIEF FUND.

HONGKONG REPRESENTED ON

THE COUNCIL, A

We have received copies of the follow- ing correspondence :--

Metropolitan Union Food Relief Council

.

Shah-Fu-Ma Ta Chich, Peking. December 25th, 1917. Sir-We have received a letter from our Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the effect that the Ministry has received a despatch from the Britlah Legation in Peking informing it that the British Colony of Hongkong has donated, through ita Acting Governor, Hon Claude Seyern, one hundred thousand dollars. (91 0,000) Hongkong Currency for the purpose of relieving the food Frovinco sufferers of the

of Chibli In acknowledging the receipt of this toost bounteous a allow die, in the aquel of the Matro- capacity of the politan Union Flood Relief Council, to thank your good self and the Hongkong Community for their esteemed sympathy with our cause. It is very generous, of the Hongkong Community, of which you are the honoured chief, to contribute so much money for the noble work of life. saying. We shall endeavour to Linke this fact known to the sufering people, so that they may ever remember with gratitude the kindness of your Com- hall also deem its grast honons Wo if the Hongkong Community would, through their sateemed Acting Governor, name any member of the British Lega tion in Feking to represent thear to`st- tead our weekly meetings and thus to supervise the disbursements of the relief fund. -With my best regarda, Lbeg, etc. (Sgd) Haryo HxT-LING_-

Ho Claude Severu, C.M.G..

Acting Governor of Bonglong.

Government Lonas, Hongkong,

19th January, 1918 SI-I have the honour to acknow ledge the receipt of Your Excellency's letter of the 3rd January, and your telegram of the 17th January, regarding the request of the Director General of the Metropolitan Union Flood Relief

Council that avoine of thia

country should be.

on the Council, and that you proposed to de signate Mr. Wilton for this pur

purpose.

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