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LAMMERT BROS.

ÁBOTTONIES, ÅFFRAINZES

AND SURVETORS -Public Auctions-

THE Undersigned-bave received tuto tion to poll by Public Auction, y

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MONDAY, April 4, 1991.

Commencing at 2.45 p.. at "Craigieburn", the Peak,

A Quantity of Valuable Household Furniture, (Pull Particulars from Catalogue)" Ca view from Sunday, the 3rd April, 1921.

Tarcos: Gaali on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS., - Auctioneers. -Hongkong, March 30, 1921.

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WEDNESDAY AрHI 6, 1921. commencing at E1 s.In.

22

at No:4 Godown of The Hongkong &

· Kowloon Wharf & Godown. Co.

Ltd, Kowloon

(For account of the concerned)

194 Bales "Green Stripa”

Gunales (24 lbs.)

-and afterwards at No. 6 Godown.

199 Bales “Blue Stripe.” Gunnies (9) lbs.)

Tarma :--Cash on delivery,

LAMMERT BROS..

Auctioneers

Hongkong, April 1, 192L

12

THURSDAY, April 7, 1831. commencing at 10.30 a.m. at No. 10 Godown, of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf

& Godown Co., Ltd.,

How kon

23 Bales 27 BLUE STRIPE Gunny Bign, Heary Ceer- 40= 58" (2) Ibs.)

Terms: Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

Bongtong, March 31,-1921.

-THURSDAY, April 7, 1821

"

'cupmencing a: 10,30 a.m. No. 18 Godown of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co., Ltd.

Kowloon

›▲ Large Quantity of

- Miscellaneous Goods.

Tarns Cash on delivery."

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers

Hongkong, March 31, 1921.

FOR SALE

AKE HORNSBY-ACKROYD OIL ENGINE 3 Horso Power, Fuel, Kerosene. Complete with cooling appara tus in good condition. May be viewed by appointment at Gun Club Bill Barracks, Lolom. Apply to the undersigned.

LAMMERT BROS.

FOR SALE

MILNER'S SAFES

Apply to

LAMMERT BROS.,

Duddell Street.

BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN.

URING the summer months children

bowels and should receive the most careful attention. As 2000

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Pain's Enemy

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TABLE DELICACIES

CHI DREN'S CORNER.

(Conducted by Peter Pap.)

BLUE PACKET TOBACCO,

AN APRIL FOOL STORY.

One year when the first of Aprü came in the Easter holidays some children were staying in a little sea- side village in Wales.

There were two girls, Molly and Sybil Verney and their one brother, Harald, who was fourteen years old and who was the eldest. A school friend of his, Gordon Manning, was staying with them, as well.

Mr. Verney had taken a furnished cottage for the holidays and they were all having a thoroughly good time.

Early in the mornings the girls helped their mother in the house as they were only able to get a woman in once or twice a week, and after that they were free to roam about · wherever they liked.

NOTHING FINER-BOTTLED or CANNED,

The first requisites with CROSSE & BLACKWELL Delicacies are Quality, Purity and Treshness,

30 Varieties of SOUPS, 15 Varieties of POTTED MEATS, OXFORD SAUSAGES, OATMEAL, OILS, VINEGAR & TINNED FISH,

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ally the one who made the plans," And have you thought of anything Sybil?

moment Sybil, who had been getting crimson in the face, burst out laugh- ing and Molly said,

"Do you know what day it is Gordon ?"

"You wretches!" ried Gordon,

"Yes," answered her sister," I have been thinking ever so hard and at last I believe I have found something | that will do You know “she went as he chased them out of the house OD," That Fatber or Mother often and all over the sands. But be soon send one of us down to the village forgave them as he was a good- shop for something that they want. natured boy and always ready to sea Well we must get Gordon to go a joke and he quite agreed that they for something that does not really had managed to take him in, rather exist and I am sure that that is a well. trap into which he will fall."

That is a splendid idea," agreed Molly, "I thought that you were with nothing in it of giving him an going to suggest sending him a letter old egg shell at breakfast instead of a proper boiled egg or something

like that."

PETER PAN.

THE THREE DAYS.

A year to me seems very long, I have to think in days, In different kinds of ways. And so I try to split it ap

that he would be on the look out for "Oh no,” said Sybil "I am sure anything of that kind but I do not think he will suspect it if he is sent I think of it in three big lumps, on an ordinary message."

Just like a piece of bread,

together and discussed their plan! Sank in a doughy bed.

So the two girls laid their heads | And one big currant in each bit, and at last they agreed on what they were going to do.

And every currant means a day,

I wonder have you guessed? There's Xmas Day and Easter Day And then what I like best

The next morning after break. fast. Gordon, was writing a postcard In the afternoons they often hired to his mother in the little sitting a pony and trap and went for picnics room. Harold was helping his father far away over the hills, putting their chop some wood outside the back My birthday, when I have such fun, baskets with their tea in the trap and door.. Sybil came ruaning into the So many games and toys, taking it in turns to ride.

And sometimes there's a party too But one day it was very wet and sitting room and said,

*Gordon will you go down to the | With lots of girls and boys. windy and quite cold. The boys put shop to fetch some Blue Packet

on their raincoats and strong boots tobacco for Father. Here is the But always when I ask my Nurse and went for a tramp with Mr. Verney and Molly and Sybil sat ia-money for it" And she gave him a doors sewing. They were quiet for

some time when all of a sudden Sybil

said,

"Do you know what day it is to HOITOW?

"Why it is April the first," Molly exclaimed," And I suppose you were wondering what tricks you could play on people."

"Yes, that is right,”-Sybil ans swered, kneeling down to poke up the fire and then she sat on the edge of the fender and went on to tell Molly about, what she had been thinking.

If these nice days are near, shilling.

She says. "They're coming by and “All right,”, answered Gordon, by, getting up without stopping to think Just wait a while, my dear." thing for him to go to the shop." But at all, as it seemed quite a natural isn't Harold coming too?

Oh, he is just helping Father chop up wood," replied Sybil," And Molly and I are very busy dusting.

And off she ran in a great hurry as she found it hard to keep a straight face.

which was only five minutes away Gordons soon reached the shop, and asked the old man, who was Did you hear what Gordon was known as Captain Barber, for the

tobacco... saying to Harold yesterday when we

“What kind did you say?" ques. were sitting on the breakwater?tioned the aid Captain, who was

rather deaf,

PETER PAN.

Why is a child with a bad cold like

a winter day?

Because it blows, ir znóws. (its Rose).

left yesterday with a felt complement The P. M. S. "Empress of Asia" of passengers, among them being the Ffollowing local residents:-Mr John Johnstone, Ewo's taipan, accompanied by Mrs. Johnstone and on; Mr. J. Amold, Secretary of the Hongkong, "No I was much too busy poking

'Blue Packet!" shouted Gordon. Canton and Macao Steamboat Co., about for shells,” replied Molly. "Come here Missus, the old man who goes to England to join his family "Well" Sybil went on, "They were called to his wife, who was at the for a holiday and who makes his first talking about April the first and back of the shop. I can't make out thp to Europe in 21 year; Mr. G. S. Gordon was boasting that no one what tobacco this young gentleman Archbatt, of the Union Insurance had ever made him an April Fool and | wants,”

she asked.

I heard him say that he did not think He says Blue Packet, she cried, Society and a member of the Com- that any boy could do it and that he But we haven't any, I am sure. Tell was quite sure that no girl could and Mr Verney we don't keep it," she

be added that he was always" too said to Gordan. So back again he jolly careful "to be taken in.“

!

Oh did he cried Molly throwing down her sewing to listen to what Sybil was saying, as Sybil was gener-

Riding is good for the liver.

But if you are troubled with ** liver ́ ́and do not own a horse, Pinkettes will set you right just as quickly and well. Pinkettes dispel constipation, cure siek headaches, biliousness,

coated tongue, foul breath. They are laxative perfection and act

tly as nature.

ete the Tiel wice, from the

went.

When he came to the cottage Mr Verney, and Harold were just carrying in the wood and Mrs Verney, Syull and Molly were all in the kitchen

I'm sorry I have not got the Blue Packet, tobacco sir Gordon began, | Mary Barber szid." (4

*

But Mr. Verney interrupted him, What tobacco did you say Gordon ? ***A

Bins Packet," answered Gordon, looking rather surprised, but at that

ittee of the Royal Hongkong Golf Club Mr. N. Churcher, of the Naval Yard, Mr. P. M. Davis, of Davis Co.. Ltd. Mr. and Mrs. W. Davison, of Kowloon Docks, who go to Victoria, B.C.; Mr. W. N. Fleming (of Shewan, Tomes & Co.), and Mm. Mleming, who go to England; Mr. J. H. R. Hance,

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General Draper.

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