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CASTE ANDRESS
WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1920.
*MERCURYTM KANGKANG
CODES TAND
ABC. STH Edition WESTERN UNION
BESTLAS
P. I YOUNG
MASHA
MERCURY MOTOR CAR
-CO.
59-61 Des Voeux Road Central,
ARMA VIRUMQUE.
HONGKONG.
RIVER MYSTIKY SOLVÈD.
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DECKELL OFFICE · 1945
MAIN-FRANCE &
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WEST PAINT BALAC'H ŽILS
JOBS XHU,At
SANITARY BOARD MEETING.
یسمی
LIMEWASHING QUESTION
A
CONSIDERED.
THE CHINA MAIL.
MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE
("Continued from page 4) "I can only account for the terrible. accident through unconsciously pull- ing the trigger owing to my bad state of nerves caused by the repeat ed attempts of these burglars. I had not the slightest idea that these men were detectives, nor had any in- formation been given to me or any of the residents of the terrace that these detectives were about. Had I known they were detectives I would have gone out and helped them in their work if necessary."
THE CUNARD FLEET.
TYRRHENIA CHRISTENED,
To meet post-war requirements the Canard Company are rapidly adding to their fleet of ocean-going vessels, and on the Clyde, another steamer, the "Tyrrhenia," was christened by Lady Beardmore at the Dalmuir Yard, where it has been built by Messrs. Willam Beardmore and Co. It had been intended to launch the ship, but the somewhat boisterous weather which prevailed made that course dangerous. Accordingly she did not take the water, but if better con- disons prevail will soon be slid off the ways.
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
REPULSE BAY HOTEL
TO-DAY
WEDNESDAY, July 7th
TEA DANSANT from 4 to 7.M. DINNER DANCE from SPAL
SATURDAY, July 10th.
TEA DANSANT from 4 to 7 PM. DINNER DANCE from & P.M.
SUNDAY, July 11th
་་
ORCHESTRAL CONCERTS
during
TIFFIN and AFTERNOON.
* J. H. TAGGART, -
Manager.
NOTICE TO, CONSIGNTES.
"PILSNA.
COLOMBO, FENANG and SINGAPORE
His wife got bandages and as far as he knew he did the best he could to stop the bleeding from the wound. He had no assistance
The "Tymbenia" is the third from any of the Indian or Chinese launched by the Cunard Line in the constables who stood around. He last three months. With the put-) held the man's bead in his arm and ting afoat of these three vessels gave him water to drink and did all nearly one-fifth of the quarter he could for him, On the arrival of million tons of shipping which Inspector Kent, the latter bound up the company has in hand will be the man's wound, stopped the Bow afloat. The remainder will have of blood and did all that was possible made the water by the end of the j As the builder of Spanish castles
for a man to do. He wished to state year, with the exception of the finds his dreams blotted out when
that for four years. April, 1915. to "Servia," whose keel was laid a month THE Steamship April, 1919, he had been sent by the ago. They include four big 21,000- he returns to earth at mealtime, so the reporter's vision of serving a
meeting of the Sanitary Admiralty to Invergordon, Scotland, ton vessels. The "Tyrrhenia" is a hungering and ever morbid public Board was held at the Board Rooms to work for ships in the Grand Fleet. twin-screw-geared turbine, with a with gruesome details about a mur. last evening. Mr. G. R. Sayer pre. During that time he worked from gross tonnage of 16,700 Accomoda- FROM TRIESTE, VENICE, ADEN, der mystery has fizzled out. The arm, sided, and there were present Mr.seven in the morning till sometimes tion is provided for 230 first-class. evidently that of a woman of refine S. W. Tso, Dr. Ozorio, Col. Humphrey, two am, Sundays included, right 360 second-class, and 1,187, third- ment," the hand of which wore care. Dr. W. W. Pearse, M.OH., and Mr. through that period. During that class passengers.- fully manicured nails," and which M. W. Reynolds (Secretary).
time he had had some very nasty In addition to the new ships which was found on the Public Garden's The more important items con- experiences. After the battle of the Canard with shortly have at their foreshore by Constable Norton on sidered were the adoption of an Jutland le was one of three command, other big vessels will soon Tuesday, turns out to be not the armi amendment of the Offensive Trade to visit the inside of the "Malaya" be actively engaged in their service. of a beautiful maiden mysteriously by-laws, and of a new method of where the whole battery on the The "Imperator" is being overhauled, done away with, but that of a Chinese procedure for the enforcement and starboard side was wiped out, and and will be ready for coean going on man. And a mill hand at that, says regulation of limewashing of build there he saw the shattered remains June 7. She and the "Aquitania," the NC. Daily Nars.
of friends and acquaintances he ouce equipped for oil-fuel consumption, The arm was so beautifully formed! In connection with the Offensive knew. On another occasion when will join the "Mauretania," on the and the hand so delicate and well Trade by-laws, the Chairman stated the "Natal" was blown up he was Southampton New York service, cared for, that none of the detectives that although the Board had exten- expected to visit it and did not do so where the trip will form the fastest interested in the case suspected it to sive powers under the nuisance and sank in three minutes, he wit and largest steamship service in the be anything else than the arm of a section, it should be conditional in nessed it. He could go on enumerat-world. woman. At first they were positive the licences that precautions be taken ing several other incidents and he it was a foreign woman's arm, bet, in case of dusty trades which would considered that the state of his ner this theory was dropped when Dr. be detrimental to health. He referr ves at the present time were due to Murray, the municipal physician," ed also to rag storing and the danger declared it was a Chinese girl's arm of a spread of disease and vermin. The police took the trouble to. have In such cases, he said. proper the limb photographed and its finger disinfection should be insisted upon. prints taken, and on Tuesday night Doctor Ozorio seconded and the detectives were inquiring if any amendment was adopted. Chinese girls were missing.
A FATAL ACCIDENT.
ing.
On the question of procedure in issuing these licences Dr. Ozorio's suggestion that a permanent sub- committee be appointed adopted.
was
The River Police, on the theory that the arm had been torn from a foating body by a steamer's propel- ler, were inquiring if any woman: Regarding the proposed new pro- had fallen overboard from a ship cedure for limewashing, the Chair- in port. One policeman not saying man pointed out that better if he is of the River or Municipal force reachinery was needed to enforce -who was positive it was a woman's limewashing and suggested that the arm, admitted he was not qualified Sanitary Department attend to the to judge, not being familiar matter, instead of waiting until a with women's arms above the wrist case of default occurred when it While detectives were following meant much work at the end of p the missing girl theory others. the season. made, the rounds of the hospitals, and it was definitely ascertained, when one of the doctors of Shantung Road Hospital visited the mortuary, that the arm was that of a Chinese youth which had been amputated at the hospital a few days ago. Re- latives asked for the limb, which
they threw into the river to satisfy their superstitious Tears.
A member of the N.C. Daily Nexs staff has committed the following indiscretion upur. the subject ---
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VLADIVOSTOK MYSTERY,
those experiences. Within the lastFORGED ROUBLE NOTES.
orth Surgeon Comdr. Bagnington of the Royal Navy bad attended. him. He and the Chief Instructor had advised him to go Home and take a rest, but it was not possible at the time as they had to reft the submarines to send them up North. His duty started at 7 am. and continued till 10.20 p.m., Sa- days included. Since the sub-marines proceeded North the burglaries had taken place and lack of sleep and the bad state of his nerves were the only reasons he could give for the regret table accident.
Mr. Hutchison committed defend- ant to stand his trial at the next Criminal Sessions. As regards bail, as the charge was serious, it was raised to $250 by personal bond.
Mr. Tso remarked that some res- pensible person must supervise the "INVASIONS" limewashing and that it should not he left to coolies.
Dr. Ozorie stared that the proposal had come up previously and that the Chinese were not favourable to it.
The Chairman said the Board was
said the Chi-
The amendment was adopted. An application for modification of the by-laws relating to the habitation of basements was refused, the Board having no discretion.
CONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby being landed at their risk into the Go- downs of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Compary, Ltd, at Kowloon, whence and/or from the
barves delivery may be obtained,
Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice to the contrary be given before 6th inst.
informed that all Goods are
No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all | Goods remaining undelivered after the
15th inst, will be subject to rent.
All claims against the steamer must -be presented to the Undersigned on or before the 24th inst, or they will not be recognized.
All kroken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Code was where they will be examined on the 15th inst. at 10 a..
According to a Japanese who has just arrived at Tsuruga from Vladi vostok the forgery of rouble notes on a large scale was recently dis- covered, and the forger was brought to justice as the result of the treated by activity shown by the Japanese Gendarmerie, in co-operation with the Russian police at that port. The Japanese traveller who is Hongkong, July 7, 1920. quoted by the Taisho Nichi Nichi does not disclose the nationality of the offender, but he remarks that he is neither a Japanese nor a Chinese. Almost all the forgery cases hitberto discovered in
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersign-
DODWELL & Co., LTя.
Agenta.
PUBLIC AUCTIONS.
Vladivostok have been attributed to THE Endersigned here received in- structions to sell by Public Auc- either Japanese or Chinese, he says, Lion, and therefore the new case has arous- SINGAPORE.ed considerable interest in many,
OF
quarters.
.
Why this delicacy about the In what is termed an Empire nom mention of the nationality of the ber, The Times has articles on differ.
farger is exhibited we
cannot
TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED.
WANTED-Position as private ne
eat portions of the Empire. A imagine. In these days a man of any not anxious to do the work, but it correspondent in writing on Malaya ingenuity could find a bundred kinds was better to have it started early says: Previous to the war. there of notes better worth forging than The young man was employed in than to have it pile up at the end of was a large and influential German a mill, his work requiring that his the season.
roubles. hands be almost constantly in rebid: Mr. Tso
population in Singapore, and its dis- appearance practically the whole of water: hence the "manicured" nese objections were based on the Germans were sent to Australia nails. His arm had been caught in the lack of tact used by the coolies for internment-left a considerable machinery and was broker in two now armed with authority, as they blank in business life. But alast places. He died from physical shock spared neither the feelings nor the simultaneously Singapore became the following the accident and operation. property of the Chinese in doing the world's greatest fubber mart, and
And that is the end of the story work.
was the only place where except this: that it shows how The Chairman said that the lime- az open weekly rubber auction was thoroughly the police work, espe- washing would be... properly held. This produced what has been cially when anything that appears supervised.
termed the "American Invasion like a mystery confronts them.
executive secretary by YOUNG and their arrival considerably AMERICAN WOMAN, by American stimulated business and social life. firm. Address: Grable. Oy Purchas Another "invasion" of somewhat ing Department, SAN DIEGO, CALIFDENIA, later date caused some uneasiness. U, S. A. The Japanese took up the trade formerly done by German, Austrian, and, to some extent also, British and French firms. They swarmed into the town. The cause of uneasiness was not due to business considera. tions so much as to the keen politi- cal antagonism that exists between Chinese, who form the bulk of the Singapore population, and Japanese. Every phase of Chino-Japanese poli- tics is followed closely by both na- tionalities, and the Chinese are prone It is interesting to learn that the to give violent expression to their Quaints" may be able to extend views. A boycott of Japanese goods their season in Hongkong longer in the middle of 1919 caused serious than the one night at first announced, disturbances and a good deal of though nothing has yet been defini-wanton destruction of property, but tely arranged.
the Japanese followed implicitly the
The builder of castles in Spain Takes not to himself all the blame
For between me and you The Police thought it true That the arm was the arm of a dame.
AMERICA IN LONDON.
TAXI DRIVERS WIT.
The taxi-driver has not yet acquir. ed that geplus for repartee which the driver of the bansom-cab possessed in the cid days, but he is
creeping-up."
An application in regard to closets and offerisive trade licences formed the rest of the business considered
THE QUAINTS..
INTERESTING ANNOUNCE-
MENT.
He was assisting a couple of Americans to 'do" London in a
In any case the performance on counsel given them. to make no burry, the other day; and he found them hyper-critical One of them Tuesday evening next is to be given reprisals and no counter-demonstra liked the Washington Inn in St. under the patronage of H. E. the tions, and peace having been restored James' Square, but when he was told Governor and Lady Stubbs, who has not since been disturbed. The how long it took to build, he said, have signified their intention of being ***Why, in the States he could run up present,
a five storey building in that time.
In the same way he was scornful
when the driver told him, at at
HONGKONG UNIVERSITY.
TENDERS are invited for the im-
mediate constriction of TWO CONCRETE TENNIS COURTS in the University.
Specifications on application.
N. T. MACKINTOSH,
Registrar. Hongkong, July 7, 1990.
PUBLIC AUCTIONS.
E Codersigned have received lestenc Atlona to sell by Public Auction →
THURSDAY, July 8, 1920,
„commending at 11 - Bez. Straits-barn Chinese were throughout at their Bales. Horas, Daddell Street, most loyal and willing to help in
A Quantity of preserving the peace..
Household & Once Furniture. The writer concludes; Malaya is Tas---Chad on sielivary,
..
A certain number of printers tropical and malarious. It tries the venture, that twelve months were errors explain themselves, but it is European pretty severely if he insists occupied in building the London necessary to make it clear that the on eating, drinking and exercising as Opera" House, "Why, in N'York," author of the notice which appeared freely as in a more bracing climate. he said,
we could do you a thirty in the Observer the other week of But it is a country in which there are storey block in less than that the Foreign Office pamphlets des still fortunes to be raade and one in And the driver had no answer. But cribed them as "fourteen slim paper which, the prudent man may be be brooded! It took him time covered volumes," and not, as he was healthy, happy and prosperous... several minutes to mature bis made to say, "fourteen slimy "ditto. The worst of the linotype is that it
plans; but at last he scored;"
He drove, in the course, up Lud.
gate Hill; and at the top the critic cannot resist a joke, however bad.
was ag in athirst for information.
The driver swerved round to the
A meeting of prominent Budd. hists was held resently at the Ananda College, Ceylon, to consider the pro- posal of Dr. Esdale to filor the life of Buddha. Letters from Buddhists
right without fackening speed, az DON'T NEGLECT YOUR FAMILY. though he had nothing at all to say WHEN you tail tornvida, your in outstations were read. The An about St. Paul's; but an American
family with a hottie of Chamber-agarika Dharmapala, of Calcutta, lain's Colie and Diarrhes Remedy st head was out of the window at once, this season of the year, you are neglect te strenuously opposing the pro- and he was pulled up sharply with ing them, as bowel complaint is sure to posal of filming the life of Buddha. the question:"Say, what about this be prevalent and it is too dangeros a The meeting lasted for close upon | edifice?" The trap baited, and the malady to be trified with. This is es 23 hours. It was finally unanimously prey secured. "If you'll excuse me pecially true if there are children in the agreed to oppose the filming of not Diminute, sinn the driver said, fi qui fatnily: "A dose or two of this remedy only the life of Buddha, but also the call that policeman and ask him. It perhaps save a life, or re least, doctor's life of Prince Sidderths. The object wasn't here when I passed yester-hill Rye-sale by all Chemists and Store ons raised were all on religious day."
will place the troeble within control and
Kaepers
LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.
MONDAY, July 12, 1920,
commencing- at 3 p.m.
at Mesars, Cooper & Co's, godown,
JfHOR, ABDOUNE DE TER OORGEREEN),
200 Bales Gunnies 28" x 40": Terms - Cash on delivery;
Anctioneers
- LAMMERT BROS..
Hongkong, July 7, 1980
WHEN YOU EAT TOO MUCH.
DISTRESS in the matter rating. herials's Tableta. - Try it the mhet time you at more than you sirtuid... For sale by all 'Chemists and Stonekoepe
(POR ACDOVAT OF TER-CONOLINED),
on
TUESDAY,
July 13, 1920, commencing as 2.30 pm at their Sales Booms, No. 8, Des Voeux Boad, Corner of Toe House Street,
A Small Consignment of WHITE GOODS, &c., &c.,
Comprising:
Pillow Cases, White Satin Quilts, Turkish Towels, Bath Towels, Bath Sheets, Double Bed Sheets, Battenberg and Drawnwork Bedspreads, Table
Boilies, Table Cloths, Linen Darrask Corms, Crochet and Drawnwork
Serviettes,
נ.
Also
A few lots of Bellow Valises, Kit Bags, Suit Cases, and Attache Cases.
AMA
Two Fairs Prismatic Binoculars. (All new goods and in small lots.)" TLINE:---Cash. 7
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Suchomers.
#
Hongkong, July 7, 1920.
Frax 4000CE OF THE CONCERNED), '
TUESDAY,
July 13, 1990, commencing at 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Dee Vaux Road, Corner of Toe House Street, TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNI TUKE, BRASS AND BRASS-MOUNTED. BEDSTEADS, TEAKWOOD TWIN BEDSTRADS, CARPETS, &C., &c.
comprising Chesterfield Sofas, Arm-chalis (ver), Folding Card and Occsilonál Tables, One Upholstered Suftë, Bedroom Purgling, somprising Teakwood White Enamelled Twin Redstende, large and small Ward- robes, D waing Tables, and Chairs, Wash- standa, del (kamed Teakwood), Bider boszda, Disneg Waggona, Extensions Din-
·ing Tablær náð · Chalen, de, · Dinner Services, Crockery, and Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Catlery," &is, "Bath Boom Utensils, Flectro-Plated Ware, Misirle Reading Lamps And Fans Blackwood And Toskwood Scrima, à quantity of fackwood Ferrúture, Side Tables, Chad Cabinetă, Picture, Carpets, new and second hand,
ALSO
Can Good Piano, 1 Enamelled Bath, American Toe Chest, and 1 large Eicati Fuit Particulars from Catalogue)
NOTICES..
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THIS WEEK ARE SELLING
MEN'S WHITE SOIESETTE
GOAT SHIRTS.
WHICH ARE SLIGHTLY SOILED MUCH BELOW CURRENT PRICES.
TO EFFECT A CLEARANCE.
WE ARE OFFERING THESE SHIRTS
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Recently Sold at $3.75 each.
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