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G. P. LAMMERT.

AUCTIONEER, APPRAISED."

AND SURVEYOR

-Public Auctions-

THE Undersigned has received ins

to sell by Public Auction,

On

TUESDAY, Angost 19, 1919,

Commencing as 245 pm...

at "Eyeomu "No. 153, the Fonke, A Quantity of

Useful Housenoid Furniture,

including:

Upholstered Drawing Room Suite, Dining Room Farsiture by "Wm. Powell Ltd White Enamelled Bad room & Nursery Furniture.

Also

ONE DOVER STOVE

(Practically new).

Do view from Monday, the 18th.

fast.

Catalogues will be issued.

Terms: Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT",

Auctioneer.

Hongkong, August 13, 1919.

HE L'adrraigned has received ina.

THE

clou

tractions to sell by Public Auc+

OD

\ WEDNESDAY; Anguat 20, 1819,

commencing at 2:30 p.m.,

at No. 20 Dock Termer,

Kowloon Docks,

A Quantity of

xluable Household Furniture,

Alao

Electric ceiling fans,

1 Electric table fan,

And

1 Cottage pisac by Collard

Collard

On view from Tuesday, the 19th inst.

Catalogues will be issued.

TEAM-Cuch on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer.

Hongkong, August 13, 1818.

INTIMATIONS

THE CHINA MAIL.

SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1919.

NOTICES.

METEOR GARAGE W. D. & H. O. WILLS' G. FALCONER & CO., LTD.

Bole distributors of

MAXWELL CARS.

Automobiles for Hire

and for Sale

at reasonable Prices,

'Phone 2500.

83 Des Tax Road

理化泰

Central

The Natural Milk Food for Infanta,

Invalids and Nursing. Mothers.

"Wekharo Just received a larga consigament

粉奶牛洲澳

ACTOGEN

„NATURAL, MILLING

8

INFANTS IN VALES

SITE FUNG TAI & CO.. Ant Far Hongkong and South China Non, Connagh Road Central Hongkong. Telephone No. 2 d. 22).

HIGH GRADE

"Embassy"

NO. 77 CIGARETTES.

THE CIGARETTE

יר!

DE LUXE

Embassy

N: 77

VIRGINIA CIGARETTES

Are made by scienribe processes from scrupulously alected and pelety matured. Tobacco of the Highest Grade only They are for that remen preferred and demanded by Sporting men of all kinds,

Theis World Wide Popularity in based

upon their unquestioned excedence,

CAN 18 DETAINED OF ALL HIGH CLASS. TOBACCONISTS IN TING OF

13 AND 1 AND BOXES OF 34

ON SALE AT

W. D. H. O. WILLS. BRISTOL

LONDON:

AT ALL STORES.

This Advertisement in issued by Frite--American Tobacco Co., China Ltd.

WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS.

Hotel Mansions.

Agents for ADMIRALTY CHARTS,

ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, BENSON'S ENGLISH WATCHES,

ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufacturers, High Class English Jewellery,

MACARONI, PASTE STARS, EGG NOODLES, VERMICELLI,

AND ALL KINDS OF SOUP STUFFS.

LL our Pastor bea: the Rooster Isbel and are made from Flour of the Best Quality containing a large percentage of Gluten. Starch and Gluten arabe principal components of Flour. Gluten is easier to digest and contains mort nutriment than Starch. Manufactured under the most sanitare conditions.

Large quanties have been exported to various Important citica in the World.

Terme moderate, especially for Agencies. Ord

"Orders execit vad promptly. THE HING WAH PASTE MANUFACTURING CO., LTD. Head Office: No. 47 and 48, Connaught Road, Central Hongkong; Tel. 1236 & 2230.. Principal Factory: No. 71, North Soochow Road, Shanghai, Chins; Telephone JISA.. Branch Factory: Wing Hing Street. Causeway Bay, Hongkong. Cable Address: "ENGWA."

HOTELS AND CAFES.

THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

Operating-

..................The leading Hotel in the Far East

THE HONGKONG HOTEL THE REPULSE BAY HOTEL

(opening in the Summer of 1919)

THE HOTEL MANSIONS

Ottica pramisca

The coming seaside resort of South

China.

The headquarters of the Canadian Pacific Ocean Services, and the leading American basiness concerns..

The Hotel Company, having recently extended their cold storage plant

and instituted motor transportation, are specialising in cat-ide catering such

as banquets, dances, panics.. etc, and are prepared to supply all necessary equipment, decorations,, furnishings, and masie.

Quotations may be obtained on application at the Botel Main Office, or representative will call on communicating with

Telephone No. 483, Catering Department.. Telephone No. 1672, Manager.

J. E. TAGGART, MANAGER,

INTIMATIONS.

G.

R.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS DEPT.

WE

NOTICE.

WHEREAS on July 19th. LICENS- ED JUNK TOGH was siezed by the Revenue Department. Whilst lying of SALTFISH LANE Take notice that if this jank is not claimed within seven days from August 15th, it will be sold by Public Auction to defray expenses incurred.

C. W. BECKWITH,

Superintendent,. Imports and Exports.

Hongkong, Angust 13, 1919.

THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO.,

LIMITED.

NOTICE.

IS HEREBY NOTIFIED that an

INTERIM DIVIDEND of 34 per

Shaco has been declared for the Hali Year ending 30th June, 1919.

The Dividend will be payable on and after THURSDAY, the 28th August, 1919, at the Offices of the Company, where Shareholders are requested to apply for Warrants.

The REGISTER OF SHARES of the Company will be CLOSED from 20th to 27th August, 1919, (both days) inclusive) during which period no trana- for of Shares can be registered..

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

KIPPERS! KIPPERS I

JUST RECEIVED

A Now Shipment direct from Sentland

L

65 cents per lb.

FOR SALE

1919

POSTAGE STAMP

CATALOGUES.

FROM

New York Scott Stamp Co.,

Paria. Yvert et Tellier,

London. Bright & Son, Whitfeld King & Co., Ipswich.

GRACA & 00. No, 10, Wyndham Street, P. O. Box 620.

Hongkong,

JAPANESE MAKERS,

Every kind of Footwear

MADE

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ORDER

LSUO

THE ADMIRALTY AND PRIVATE TRADERS

What has happened in connection with the proposal that the Admiralty shall undertake the direct sale of Admiralty charts to shipowners in competition with private firms is only another example of the insidious en-

During the war, in order to preserve the necessary secrecy, merchant vessels under Government control were furnished direct or loan, by, the Admiralty, with an unusually lavish outfit of charts free of charge. As it is now proposed that the Admir- alty should make a charge for the charts there would be no financial gain to shipowners, and the other alleged advantages of the direct supply scheme could, it is argued, be realised by the."offer of the nautical instrument makers if desired, to co-operate with the hydrographer: in chart work. It is not merely, however, a case of depriving nautical opticians of this part of their business--which they surrendered as a war measure-but an important principle is involved. Not only is there no justification for Government interference with this particular trade, but it is the fact that the abolition of the chart branch would be associated with a loss of general efficiency on the part of the irms engaged in this. industry in connection with the varied navigation |al requirements of shipowners. It would lead to the dismissal of the many efficient employes who are not only concerned with chart work, but with other branches of navigational needs, and whose services could not be retained if this impo cant part of their duties was handed over to a Government department. On these grounds alone the scheme should be resisted, and only apathy on the part of the impor tant intereats concerned will encour age the Government to persevere with a project which stands self- condemned.

A word in conclusion. The assur-

FLOATING SCHOOL.

STUDY OF TROPICAL DISEASES.

!!!

A proposal which is interesting workers in tropical medicine through- out England and America has just: been made by Dr. Sambon. This is the establishment of a floating school:

of tropical medicine.

The idea is that the students shall embark in a ship fitted up with all the necessary apparatus and labora tories, and shall be taken from one

another. They. tropical

to

area to

visit will thus be enabled the many fields in which disease flourishes, and, as the passengers will consist of men of every nation- ality, a new link of world friendship will be forged. Moreover, those workers who are struggling against the various plagues of het climates will be cheered and stiniulated by the visits of the "school" It is intended to visit British, French, American, and Italian possessions** indeed, to-make the scholars free of the world.

CHINESE IN KUALA LUMPUR.

croachments of the Government upon wade. It would seem that although State control of industry is in some directions being relaxed, yet in other trades the shackles of Government competition are being more firmly rivetted than ever. It will be recalled that the matter of continuing the supply of Admiralty charts to ship- owners on an ordinary commercial basis was raised in the House of Commons by Mr. Mackinder, and the reply given by Dr. Macnamara sug- gested that the new departure was favoured by shipowners, and was a natural development of the system of supply of charts on loan to the Mer- cantile Marine, which for various reasons prevailed during the war period. It is understood that some shipowners, expressed a desire that the method of direct supply by the Admiralty should be continued, but the assumption that it was favoured by shipowners as a body is not borne out by the information extracted by the very pertinent questions of Sir

Another situation has arisen in local Chinese affairs, which if not William Raeburn and Sir Shirley Benn. Under pressure from these

tackled promptly and properly, is sturdy champions of independent ance has been so frequently given likely to have serious results. An trading interests, it was admitted that the Government has no intention order has gone round to all dealers that only 22 per cent, of the ship of continuing any form of war trading in rice, that unless they stop selling owners circularised have expressed in competition with relvate enterprise rice and close their shops and stores approval of the Admiralty intrusion

that even those who-regard all the what has been done with regard to into the arena of private trade, and

promises of politicians with suspicion the opium shops will be done to that something in the nature of a

had almost come to believe that in rice stores, namely they will be protest had been received. The questions and answers on the subth's case at least the Government stormed and lootec. Shortly before was sincere. If this. Admiralty going to press, a local reporter ject, as reported in Hansard, put a Hydrographer's scheme is allowed to Interviewed one of the largest dealers very different complexion on the go through it will be in direct con of rice in Selangor, who declared whole question to that on which thetravention of the declared intention most emphatically that the rice Government case was based.

of the State to withdraw from the dealers, do not wish to close their The points at issue will repay trade arena. There is reason to

premises, but, the towkay very careful examination, and it will be believe that this chart scheme has

naturally asks: "What are we to do?

taken the Government will, without ment department to continue ander and shut up for several days now, any question of compensation, be peace" conditions "what

and the Government has taken: no allowed to conduct a branch of trade undoubtedly war employment and action. We have no police protec which has hitherto been satisfactorily war control. It is not desired tion, or practically none, in. handled by existing firms. The by the customers whose in that, if these hooligans commence to British Nautical Instrument Trade terests those responsible for the carry our their threats: we should be. Association, which represents the latest State shop would pretend to helpless. What would be the use of threatened interests, can, it is serve. The argument that at the say one Malay policeman, which is. believed, present so strong a case outset the purchase of charts from all that is on duty at present in Old that the Government will be com the Admiralty would only be a Market Square, if these would be pelied to withdraw from its attempt voluntary act is unsound, as it is an rioters started looting say three shops to poach on the business of easy step from this to a system of in Old Market Square, three in 1.an old established branch of compulsory sale. Finally, we do not Ampang-street, and three in Rodger. trade. The facts of the case are believe that the shipping community street?" The plain fact of the matter quite simple. In the period will support an action which encoura is that these rice dealers are frignt, preceding the war The Penalty for non compliance is a CALDBECK, MACGREGOR mariners charts was chiedy traders, or lead their countenance to and these threats before them, they the supply zes: State-aided competition with ened. With no one to back them up,

By Order of the Board of Directors,

J. H. TAGGART,

Hanager.

Hongkong, August 14, 1919.

NOTICE.

CHERRY & 00,

PEDDER STELET, Opposite Hongkong Hotel.

Telephone No. 491

Hongkong, March 20, 1914.

LL PERSONS with the exception MACGREGOR'S

Aof those of Chinese races desiring to Leave the Colony for places other than Canton West Hiver or Macao shoald in person for permission to do no spply at the PASS UFFICE Post Office!: Building between the hours of 3. A.

PK daily.

to 12.M. And 5 PM to 4.

Applicants will be required to produce

Passports or identification paper All persons, with certain exceptions, who Pemain in the Colony for more than I days are required to Register them selves ander the REGISTRATION of PERSONS ORDINAN

ANCE 1918. Formis of Registration giving the particulare required may be obtained at the G.P.O. and at all Police Stations.

E. D. C. WOLFE,

V.O.S.

(PARLIAMENT BLEND) FINEST LIQUEUR SCOTCH WHISKY,

EXTRA SPECIAL," FINEST LIQUEUR WHISKY.

"Bne not exceeding $60

& CO.,

Captain Superintendent of Police:

16, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG.

seen that unless strong action is been designed to enable a Govern

Was

The chandu shops have been stormed,

much

obtained through nautical instrument any project which mearis a continu- are taking; the only action possible makers, who are established in ance of Government control, either of for them, namely, shutting up shop.. practically all United Kingdom ports, tonnage or of tonnage requiremenst. (Malay Mall) gre

THE PEAK HOTEL

1,500 Feet above Sea Level.

15 Minutes from Landing Stage. Under the Management of-

Mrs. BLAIR.

KING EDWARD HOTEL

CENTRAL LOCATION

LL ELECTRIC TRAK 8 Pass Entrance, Electric Lifts, Fans and Lighting A European Baths, and Sanitary Fittings, Hot and Cold Water Syutam throughout Best of Food and Service.

Telaphone 379. Telegraphic Address:-'VICTORIA'

J. WITCHELL, fazer.

PALACE HOTEL

KOWLOON.

we minutes from Star Ferry).

Recently renovated and rafurnished, electric light and fam throughoon and entirely under new management Cuisine under the personal supervision. of the proprietor, Bar and Billiard Booms. Terms moderate. Spedal terms to families on application to

Telephone E. 3. Telegraphic Add.: PALACE."

J. H. OXBERRY; Proprietor.

CARLTON HOTEL.

(THE ONLY AMERICAN HOTEL IN THE COLONT.)

ICE HOUSE "STREET.

A

on

Under American Management. Nice and quiet yet only minates walk from the Banks and Central District. 43 Bedrooms, Excellent Cuisine. scrupulously clean. Moderate Terms. Monthly and Family Bates application to the Proprietress Launches meet Passenger Boats.

Telegraphic Address * CARLTON."

M. FEDAMERON,

THE ALEXANDRA CAFE

(OPEN TILL MIDNIGHT.)

Noted for:

THE BEST TIFFINS AND DINNERS. FILLET HADDOCKS.

ICES AND ICED DRINKS.

CAKES AND PASTRIES.

Dinner and Picnic Parties catered for.

A European Café under European Supervision. Tel 909.

BLUE BIRD

ICE DREAM PARLOUR

AND UQEERUTIONERA

- TANG: YUE, Dexter

the late EIEN TING,

・

14, D'AQUILAN Stuart, TERMS VERY MODERATE

Consultation Gr

Tel. 909

CHOCOLATES Piala 9 veel Vanilla Chocolaľo

4 eta, i ĺb, HomeMats`ksorted Chocolates

1.40 b Hornboy's Kostle's and Barden.

Ubocolates Callisenía" Blat' Curoplater

to dia, par pkt American Chocolates $1,63 per 1b. ПОСОД

Imperial Cooms... 20 sta për † là, Par-Ex Chirants Breakfast dovon".

37 cta. per

FRENCH LESSONS

G. MOUSSION.

18, Morrison HIII. Rond.