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TUESDAL, AUGUST 6, 1918.

Hughes & Hough

AUCTS INELAS. TO THE GOVERNMENT..

General Auctioneers Share, Coal and General Produos Brokers and Commission

Agents.

PŘOPRIETORS

TO LET

1

TO LET

SHOP in Nathan Road, Kowloon.

Apply to- HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

CO., LTD. Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong. July 17, 1919.

TO LET.

COMMODIOUS and Centrally

THE CHINA MAIL.

TRADE AT HONGKONG.

FBT US CONSC-GEL. Gronds R.

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INTIMATIONS

V-SOLE "DISTRIBUTORS, FOR.

CHANDAKK

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AND OVERLAIDO

*MOTOR CARS

CAR CO

THE FAMOUS

dier to justify, exportation. Bao Chinese garments, as a matter of economy"? China can sell its own profiets la can-and convenience a large share of the mob buy other comtrys products at eaper hats and cups: sed locally are price. During the past year there has mide in Hongkong ur in Canton and DRAGON MOTOR Been so strong a demand in the United other South Chinese cities, rider States and other countries for certain raw able quantity also cours from Japan.

Imports of food produces of all sorts | materials profice This that they have bega- taken in spite high exchange into the South China Meli under present and a almost any prig in galt. The war smalitions. represent, in general |extravlinarily high prices paid in gaki way, imports from the United Stäteg

was the United | by the United States for its imparts from Alog Prior to the China has not beuefied the latter, what wonted a sery fair share of the trade r, for its returns Za ist Fuel of is in imported foods of all sorts, partion. experts have not been up to normnil prices larly tinted up dried fruits. Finned in silver, ut least, they have not beek at and tsh, vaviors grain färds, náð rough above termal to coinpenate Chiun to some extent, jams, preserves, pickles for extraordinary costs mel expenses and condiments, sauces, and the like. fother lives.

fat present tips United States is supplying,

#ToKwa Wan' Coal Storag*- '{ { situated NEW OFFICES with Eft colony, did very well. The shipyards Iuring 1917 exchange mageil · (rim balust the whole of the trade in these

Glodies wand Bentley's

A. E atb & 3th Editions,"

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Telegraphic Address

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

Tstructions to the Hon. CAPT HE Undersigned havo received in- SOPT OF POLICE to sell by Public Auction,

en

WEDNESDAY,

the 7th August 1918, at 11 8.1, at the UISTRAL POLICE STATION. CONDEMNED AND CONFISCATED GOODS.

On view day of Snie.

TEAM-Cash.

HUGHES FOUGE, Auctioneers to the Government.

Hongkong, July 19, 1918.

THE

PUBLIC AUCTION

62+

THE Cidersigned have,recoived instruc tions to sail by Public Auction. (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCIENID),

WEDNESDAŸ,

the 7th August, 1918, commencing at 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, Nu. 5, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice House Street,

AN ALDATMENT OF

HOUSEHOLD LINENS,

Comprising:- Scalloped Pillow Cases, Sheets and Bed Quilts, Single and Double Phiz and Hemstitched Sheets, Pillow Cases, White Satin Quilts, Table Cloths, Pare Linen Damask Serviettes, Bath Sheets, Bath Towels, Tarkiah Towels, Glass Cloths,

&ር...

(Full Particulars from Catalogue), Terms: Cash

HUGHES & BOUGH,

Auctioneers. Fourkong, July 31, 1918. -

635

PUBLIC AUCTION.",

Thundered by Phe Auction THE Undersigned have received in-

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

WEDNESDAY,

the 7th August, 1918, commencing at 2.30 pm, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8 Des Voeux. Eoad, Corner of LOE HOUSE STREET, TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, BRASS-MOUNTED AND TEAKWOOD TWIN BEDSTEADS, CURTAINS, CARPETS; &c., &c., AND AN ÅSORTMENT OF USEFUL HOUSEHOLD GOODS, As follows:- Chesterfield Bolas and Arm-chairs (new), Card Tables, Upholstered Bultes, &c. Bedroom Furniture, comprising Double and Single Eedstanda, Teak Twin Bedsteads, Sideboards, Dinner Waggons Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, Tea and Occasional Tablue, dd, Dinner Services, Crockery, Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Cutlery Toilet Beta &c. Bath Room Utensils, Bundry Electro-Plated Ware.

House Street.

The wat in Europe has been the chief factor in shaping the course of Hong kong's trade in 1917. The high exchange value of silver and the diminishing or vice of eastwise and over-ses shipping, 603 direct results of the war, have had much Liatuenes upon foreign trade: 1st on the whole the year was not a bad one for Ilongkang badustries: adit, 'commeter. Shipbuilding and sugar refining, which are among the principal industries of the in the old Mercantile Bark Buildings, worked to their full capacity, the only 3 cents gaid, to the Hongkong lines, supplanting European costs that corner of Queen's Road Central and elimination being the difficulty of securing

della?,, at American tolegraphic-transfer have beers imported into this the for Also in CANTON, HOUSE, No. 81, materials for certain purposes. Shameen, British Concession.

-The volume of business was far below rate in Jamury, down to 35 cents in any years. That che l'aited States will For rent and further particulars sormak not only because of the shortage March, thence to rund 57 again-in rutuin ali'of this trade after the war s apply to:

of shipping on high freight intes but April and May kind the fre part of June. tunch to expect, but importers here. DAVID SASSOON & CO., LTD...she because of closed markets to Chinese It then commenced here and went to gerally agree that the tride will never HA Des Yeux Road. produce in Europe and because of high 60 cents early in July and then rapidly fully retum to its former holders,

Imports of American cheese and dairy Hongkong, July 8, 1916.

582 prices for foreign goods evrywhere. to 70 in August, arul by Septeraber, 201

Political traubles in China, the reduced reached 771 be the same rate in Hong. proslots increased epsilerably in the buying power of the people, due to kong, although the rate was betur parity first half of 1917. but food vestristian failure to sell their own products at an with New York exchange in every other interfered with the truck in the batter? bulfe? The chief 'somere"" of the South] advantage, and other elements combined silver market at that ti NE LARGE OFFICE ROOM in to reduce the import trude. Neverthe. Perhaps the most significant and in China hutter emppis contours to be Aus

Frince's Building

|lés," most imports were made upon a

teresting, feature of the entire upward tralia, although some finned; Phinish but ** frising umeket, and were therefore more Imevement of silver was the fari that by her is ennside, inta'tite market. Australia |

a special control over the at present aßo is the chief competitor than, ordinarily prüfitable, while Experts reason of

from lines of goods noted mor or supply in longkong, and to some extent of the Unitest Spatii u jana and presj laws divertly for war purposes, and there, pin China, dominant banking interests serves and some lines of tinned goods, fore denuded at almost any price, cou.were able to hold the exchange value of Japan is furnishing a vonsilecable quan- tinned'inspite of every disadvantage. the silver dollar far below its actualtity of tinnes]: fh for the cheaper trade, The hurt feature of crade in 1027 was metal value in the markets of the world. although there is little such fines of the predominance of Mediéun imports Realizing that the advance in the price cheap is at the present tiam. Anuri. sug experts. The closing of any Eire. of silver was to rapil for the commered can congleased milk has greatly herend

Aueries pen; prots to Chinese produce by the war of this part of the Far East to adjust its hold men the market. THE BONGKONG LAND INVEST-and the stag detta fa peralets itself thereto, the coffing a bankingia.flasters has doppel one of the market

MENT & AGENCY CO., LTD. Hongkong, July 26, 1915.

TO LET

Apply to

H. M. H. NEMAZEE.

Hongkong. Aug 1, 1918.

A

TO LET

GODOWN--Central District.

́ 1 Apply

to

8-42

623

TO LET

HOUSES on Shameen, Canton.

Apply to-

*

in the fnited States made heavy experts terests refused to follow the price of almos direty, whil" Anteriens otheal the latter in certain laws inevitable. Silver in the markets of the world in, and corn beraklost feasts, anch as con The declared exports from Higngkong to their exchange ratés, Du September 22, flakes, have ease inte the fold in timel the 'I'nited States ine 1017 were valued when silver reached its highest point, the greater volume, than ever before, but jar 8u2548,413 gids voniyared with telegraphic-transfer rate of the Hongkong fact, they act only constitutes the Shpply | $2,750,000 in 1916, "$5,50042 in 1913, dollar was 77 cents, while the parity of in that ae, but represent an increased SANTAJES in 1914 and 8598,980, ja silver, that is, the actual value of silver use of sach-foods of pornliorig Antican | 1013 Total esports from Hongkong to in. Hougkong is determinek by its cost make that were prarthally uzikuown ini THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST

all Ameticsin, territories, including the in the world's märkets at 55 pence per the market three penis ag. Turjoets of MENT & AGENCY Co., Ize. Philippines and Flowli, amounted

to onder in, Loufóp, witir freight, insurance, hans and bacon have all bat ceaset, *22716,12% in 1917, as copand' with 'te.. added, was estimated at 44, or market being supplied by a hand ment 2017 11 191, Ssum926) in As, Fabout 20 cents grid, à Exchange in Hong, packing and produes concern.. Importa $14,777 in 1915, and $13,802.05 in kong, therefore, was 17 cents or abrest, of Australian meats are at tinig. 1914 This imunens ireresse was due 18.5 per com, below the value of the beencing of high, freights mid sprudel FURNISHED HOUSE To Be a largely to larger, espurts at the and tailer e reptescotest. En Shanglar os strainer wervice

African collectionery as 1 but rice experts for 1917 heing valued at the same date the telegraphic-transfer (about $7,000,000 above 1916, and thớ rate of the tuel my $1.171, with the gilir "taken her the market, at rutier lad exports, at, teine that, $5,000,000 above parity of the tank plazed at about #1.321, done so before American war resteirta.gs/ Considerable. 1916. Imports into. Hongkong from the was 121 sente de about 9.jar cont; bedene went into full eĦ «ct. Building.ted States, according to American" the value the silver the tsel repre- American candy is seeming tits the

24 recurus, were valued at $16.056.650 in watd.

TO "LET.

Lot at

rooms, Five Bath-roots, Grass Tennis Court

Apply

E. POTTER. Prince's

Hongkong, July 26, 1918.

PATELL & CO.

ORIENTAL PRODUCE

EXPORTERS,

SILK MERCHANTS, COMMISSION AGENTS.

Agencies in NEW YORK, BAN FRANCISCO, USA,

Branches :-

CANTON, SHANGHAL

YOKOHAMA. BOMBAY.

HEAD OFFICE: KING'S BUILDINGS, HONGKONG.

SAVARESSES

SANTALI CAPSULES

PHYSICIANY RECOMMEND TREM De af Chemists 4. Made in Laii-dimer'

Electric Reading Lamps, Blackwood and Teakwood Screens, Blackwood Furniture including large Blackwood Screen, Side Tables, Chairs, Cabinets, Ec., Engravings, Pictures, Kinkosan and Brass Vases, &c. &c, Teunis Poles and Net, Several Carpets now and second-hood.

THE

Also

Two PIANOS, by Robinson Piane Co.,

METAL BATHS, &c, &c

(Full Particulars from Catalogue). Tras:-Cash

HUGHES & HOUda,

Auctioneers.

· Hongkong, July 31, 1918.

PUBLIO AUCTION,

636

HE Undorsigned have received i

structions to sell by Public Auction,

BANK

#

HE BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED (TAIWAN CINTO)..

INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL IMPERIAL CARTER, 1809.

Capital Subscribed... Yen 30,000,000 Capital Paid-up

£2,500,000 Reserve Fund********* 5,680,000

"

HEAD OFFICE:

TAIPEH, FORMOSA.

BRANCHES:

JAPAN-KOST, ONAKA, TOKYO

AND

Javy

field on old contracts, and in the mean- 1917, as compared with $9,000,401 | This policy of holding down exchange while leat manufactures of American- 1916, and 88,1928 the year before, was- Indiowedonvorò"or jess, closely during style candies are developing and will Flowse imports from the United States, the rest of the year. "Wiquestionably it probably secure a permanent hold upon differ as much in character as in volume el a marked effect. In protecting the the trade. [mour thier of normal prum, when the mercial interests of the port, for ind. The 1917 Import, tindaka vhemicaÏ» chief imports, have hevt. flour und kern, there been ai prohibition, of exports of was measured largely by what the United send oil. In the past year imports of silver fur the elony and no such con. States was able to furnish. "The year Hour all beg disappeared, while petroleumi trol of the exchange situation, the result opened with large input- proditets wiles far below normal Sulthangh would probably have been the disappear chemicals and standard goals from the greaten than tīrumu vi 191 Imports any of the stock od sliver in Hongkong United States, hut export restrictions from the Under States at a present banks; the whole system of advances and affected the traile very touterally in the time compris nearly all condities credits to customers of Hongkong banks closing months if the year. pustienlarly [ed in the Far East, iron and steel pro. [would have bería dostmyril, and the, the trade in caustic snin, son ash, ducts bring Zu particular demand mix also "business of the poor world have come to gegrin, aminonia, and simitur sepplies, There was a steadily increasing trade withi prepared foods, especially those used by I standstill. Toppers and by tovegnized "Chinese. Gradually the import al export bags "the United States in dll standard drug The import and expert trade, in fact: of the port adjusted itself to some extent products, such a quinine, castor oil, the whole "of flis going's business in to high exchange conditions, and Chiness. islofern, ipèse, Hugar af tilki cyanide every way, was seriously affected during producers in Hongkong's trade territory of potassium, and various ucidas,” as well 1917 by political tecabies in China. The also met changed conditions Berardinguly, as dinggisassoudries, including dental revolt of the Southern, Provinces re. Notwithstanding the, it is patent that and toilet supplies, rubber manufactures, sulted ba pirary and brigandige through comparatively low exchange is the founda- fine soups and lotions, and all similar Export restrictions and high nut great districts of the country, so day tion for the leur average import, and goods, the shipient of valuable goods, of any export brade in China and Longkong. So freights, however, combined to force sert into or out of the ports frame difi. long us preient evalunge wäditions exist, up prices to a point where consutaption" WELLN Affected. The trade ia lary cult and in many districts inpossible, the free shipment of Chinese produce, is The georeally disturbed conditions dis impossibly even at present, high old chemicals will probably return to Great couraged new enterprises abseng both prices, and antil China can ship its pro- Britain after the war, but the introdas Chills and foreigners, and the danger Ince freely to a good, market it can and ton of many lines of standard drugs itrumsporting goods made even local will do comparatively little in the im from the United States at price that compare favourably with prices kunder trude impossible at times. A consider port line.

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able dislocation of Chinese active trude.. During the year Hongkong's subsidiary similar conditions frons Europe promises resulted, and this is always redlected in koinage, which fur years has been at a permanent iniprovement in this branch | the wauntry's foreign trade. One of the discount compared to the corresponding of American trade in the South Chinë) first results of such eolitionis was a standard silver dollar, has been quite field. restriction of credits, which complicated steadily hard at par, being sibject at the difenly of remitting money from times only to morninal premium or dis. one district to anther in China, the cost ennns as money changers in the matter of geraittance fit times mounting to of the letsporare demand and supply of sasall coint. During the past 10 years This matter of general credit among the colony has been subject to a drain the Clunese has been afveted also by" of as high as 85,000,000 silver and more the policy adopted by the foreign traders in a single geur to accomplish this trade, and the increased cost of pro-

per cert

in Hongkong against the extension of wilt, having retired a total of $21,407.459 ng-time credits on certain importa, not up to the point where this final result ably cotton piecu guods, and this has led was assured about half of which was to a corresponding restriction of credits retired in the last two years of the ang native dealers in the interior, operation. The past year lius demon Nevertheless, the application of the prin- strated the success of the whole under ciple. has been of benchit in Hongkong taking.

trade, for while it reduced the volume High, freight rates to and from the nt businew in some lines in the im United States and Europe prevented trade mrdints interior it made the business in some lines, particularly exports of raw mara profitable and safer for all con materials and imports of bulky gols cerued.

'The high freight rates intained along The restricted credits both in Hong the Asiatic coast added unterially to the kong and in the interior of Chias and cost of goods "exported to the United

while the

TELEFONE 18%.

COME AND INSPECT

URIY

BARLET

RATIOOR

MOTOR

BEST CARS IN THE COLONY FOR HIRE,

FOR IMMEDIATE SALE,

ALKALIES

JUST ARRIVED BIG SHIPMENT INCLUDING AMERICAN CAUSTIO BODA TEX solid. In iron drums gach containi

About 700 lbs.

ENGLISH MURIATE OF AMMONTA (cal-ammoniac)

No. 1 quality: Fine white (powder) 98% Ammonium Chloride.. No. quality Fine-white (powder) 93,5% Ammonium Chloride. ENGLISH SODA ASH 58% donse.. In gunny bags or barrels, ENGLISH SILICATE OF "SODA 175 T.W. In barrels each containing"

about 800 lbs..

Must be disposed of... » Prices Reasonable..

SHING KEE CO. SODA MERCHANTS, HA 32, Des Vrax Road West, Hongkong-

THE KWONG HIP ́LUNG CO., LTD.

(NOW RECONSTRUCTED)

11

11

DNGINEERS and SHIPBUILDERS, BOILER-MAKERS, BRASS and IRONS-

FOUNDERS. All work done in this establishment is guaranteed. We have over thirty years' experience. We own two Slipways and can accommodate any crafts

200 test long,

Town Office, 45, CONNAUGHT ROAD CENTRAz. Hüngkong." Telephone No. 489. Shipyard: Shom-Sul-Pa, humidon. Hongkong,

Telephone No. F Estantes furnished en applications,

WONG PING WA, Mignager Hongkong. April 1, 1942,

AUCE WORD

Economy.

With LEA & PERRINS' Sauce,

a fear drops only are necessary to give a delicious and appetizing flavour to the plainest dish.

A far larger quantity of cheaper sauce fails to give the same satisfaction.

Observa

Te the rignalsare,

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Lea

Perrins

Geraz then inbet

on every, bot

The original and genuine Worcestershire. ................................................................................................

THE EVER POPULAR HOUSEHOLD REMEDY Which has now borne the Stamp of Public Approval for

OVER FORTY YEARS.

ENO'S FRUIT SALT

PLEASANT TO TAKE, REFRESHING AND INVIGORATING.

IT IS VERY BENEFICIAL IN ALL CASES

OF

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During 1917 Europe dropped out of the miscellaneous trade generally known stalries" although in a few of the lines British and continental leading manufacturers still cling to their old- established trade, but the dihenities of trading in the face of necessary war restrictions, the decreasing shipping facilities for all but the most necessary dgction have forced them out of the market in any lizes in which they held the trade for years. The higher. class goods in these miscellaneous lines are now coming from the United States, and Austria. from Gerrans, Belgium, new com are now coming from Japan. For example in electrical materials the the higher-class lamps and accessories. United States is now furnishing most of while Japan is furnishing cheap lampa, insulators, and similar goods: in hard

are the United States is furnishing standard cutlery, tools, locks, belts, nuts, chains, and the like, while Jason is fumishing cheap enamelware and rivel the umb of remittances emphasized the States and Farope. The chlet feature ties. Leather goods, fine handbags and mend of an adequate banking system for of the entire freight situation was the high-grade bags, as well as high-grade Chinu. Until such a system is actually special service given Japanese shippers boots and shoes, come from the United States, while Japan furnishes, cheap FORMOSA AKO, GIRAN, KAG, KARENZE, established ordinary trade in this country and importers, by subsidized Japanesetrunke and cases, cheaper handbags, and KELLUNO MAKUNO, Pins, Bais-gon marcely proceed upon reasonable, shipping lines. Although trans-Pacific the like: In hosiery the United States CHIXU, TAICHY, TAIWAN, TAROW, Kate, or satisfactory lines.

conditions eased somewhat during the has the fine trade, while Japan and TAMBO TOWE | CHINA-AMOY,' ' Canton, Foocnow, During 1917 silver reached its highest rear, the rates steadily mivanced, and in local hosiery factories have the cheap, HANKOW, KTUKIANG, SHANGHAI, value in many years, resulting in a enn. December ranged about 30 per cent, trade. The United States has the letter trade in motors and general machinery, SWATOR

trutiva, or, rather, a ficaitution of bust, "higher than at the beginning of the star while the Japanese, and to a very large OTHERS BATAVIA, BOHDAY, HOBORONG, for with silver at a high value the There are very few British-made the extent Chinese and local manufacturers, LONDON, SINGAPORE, SOLABALA, Chase producer, secures for his exports coming into the Kukon market at have the trade in Jess advanced modela. SEMAKANG" AND NEW YORK.

a correspondingly low price for his goods prevent, and almost the whole of the The United States has had for some time a strong hold on the trade in dental thereia contained.

LONDON BANKERS

who sold on a gold standard merket in import trade in both men's and woning's and tolles articles and certain lines of ranging itself in a large mesaurs. The but it means a better understanding There han

bech marked experience of American exporters at the the field on the one hand and a better Comprising Stained Teakwood Din-

outbreak of the war, when most of their understanding of the capacity of ing Room Furniture, Chesterfield Bolo "Capital and Counties Bank, London, competition with similar goods from gold shoes in American. The value of the perfumery and Arm chairs, Bedroom Suite Stained and South-Western Bank, Farr's Bank standard countries; while, on the other imports increased greatly, though the increase in the imports of medicinal proprincipal agencies in the larger centres of bouse on the other

The Bank has Correspondents in the hand, if He has money, bis silver goes volume of imports decreased because of puratiora from the United States come the Far East were in the hands of welliger

Unquestionably American trace Teakwood, White Enamelled Twin Commercial centres of Russia. Man metr farther than usant in the purchase the high prives, le mercial "discount" marketin: the United | sats, and when, as in thin case of agencia, the Far East) in bosh import and export Bedsteads (Hair Mattresses,) &c., &enchuria," Indo-Chinn, India, Philippie of goods produced on "B gold-standard Importa of "men's hats and cap and Atatea after the war remains a matter to In Hongkong beld by German firms, their | lines, is in a far better position thazi

Islands, Java, Australis, elsewhere. W

Theoreticall, imports into China similar goods are almost wholly Hatish, be settled by developments in interna entire business was liquidated, taught its ever has been not only in volume Interest allowed on Current Account, from the United States, Europe, and and in general way follow the ups and tional and war france and the cou-lesson well, and the number of Amier-profit but in its relations to the fatur Fixed Deposits, and Savings Deposits other exporting countries should be doors of the trade in woollens. It is parative course of rates of interest in icans in this sed, other parts represent American exporters are commencing

the United 1 States and Europa American ing American houses has spady increased, understand theatern Beld, Application which will be quoted on stiroulated, and to a certain extent they noticeable that most of the Chiness men trailers, interested in the Far East. This direct representation of American Eastern importer are beginning to

Bra stimulsted, by the high exchange who were foreign style headgear short however need to decise some means of houses by American aperitar by branch slize the trade with the United S value of silver, although this may so time ago have turned rather more freely offsetting the disadvantage they have houses has paid the American exporting both profitable and easy in m

Janown to the riteria Not only does pendant war intinence depress slívsz prices zaceived for Caines to Chinese hats. Indeed, in nearly all had in financing their foreign trade it and importing interests in every instance independent of war conditions and they Are to compete successfully in the such representation mean community from Lesort, published in the exports that many lines of Chinose goede finns of clothing at prosent the disposi Orient in the future.RNIZER 380 do col bring enough return to the pro- tion of the Chinese people is to use The matter of representation has been of interest between seen a principalement to Commerce Repo

00

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNEB). FRIDAY,

the 9th Angust, 1916, at 10:30 a m., at No. 7, Humphrey's Building, Kowloon.

THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

Pantry and Kitchen Utensils,

Also

Carpets, Ruga, Electric Fittings, and Fans of M

(Full Particulars from Catalogue).

On view day of Bale.

Tresin 2—Cantinay get

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers

YOXORAKA

America

K. YANAGITA,

Manager, HONGKONG BRANCH: 2, Des Youx-Boad Hongkong, May 1, 1816

basla.

can be done in the

com

Prepared: only by.

J.C. END, Ctd., "Fruit Salt Works, London, England

SOLD BY CHEMISTS AND STORES EVERYWHERE.