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AND SURVETOES.

-Public Auctions-

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MONDAY, MAY 93, 1821,

commencing at 10:30 am

INTIMATIONS

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO

BE WITHOUT THEM.

JUST received a large Consignment of (1) LACTOGEN the most digestive food for Infants which keeps good ta quality during Hot weather (2) LAC

the

TOSE (Milk Sugar) for wastening (3)

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at the Premises of the China Mining & Fleas, Mosquitoes, Bags, Flies and all

Smelting Co. Ltd. LOWU,

The Plant of the aboyS mentioned Company.

Comprising all the Machinery,

Tools, Spares, etc.

(To be put up in one. Lat. Should the property be not disposed of in this manner, the plant will be sold piecemeal)

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L'AMMERT BROS., Auctioneers,

Hongkong, April 27, 1921.

BY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES

MP

FESSES, LAMMERT BROS, are)

Instructed to sell

the S. 3. TM KAM MA,"

"as she now lies in the Typhons Refugė,

at YAUMATI

by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

THURSDAY,

the 26th day of May, 1921, st 3 pam

IN ONE LOT

at their Auction Rooms in Daddell Street

The Ship is a Wooten ship of sp proximately let tous capacity with accommodation for about $00 Chinese Fassengers now nearing completion. For particulars to view apply to Mesers LAMMERT BRUS,, the Auctioneers.

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& MASTER.

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THE AUCTIONEERS. Hongkong, May 6, 1921.

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CHINA TO-DAY.

IXTRA-TERRITORIALITY,

CHINESE ASPIRATIONS,

in

without the claim being fade for less hostile groups, sa in politics the their extension to all other nation unity of the Powers have been alities, so that China would be destroyed and there is no longer a compelled to open the interior with common policy. Perhaps China out the safeguards to herself of the will gain, and she has not been so present conditions. Already Japanese generously treated in the past for constantly ignore the treaty arrange the impartial observer to regret ments in this respect, but if they that some advantage should 'accrue

her. could reside and trade in any part of to

But the bulk of the the country by treaty right, while Treaty Powers cannot be expected to being subject to Japanese law only, look at the situation in the same it would be a very embarrassing fight. From the German point of situationfor the Chinese Government view there is but little difference China would almost be compelled to between being under Chinese jurisdic restrict Germans, to the old areas tion or being subject to Allied because of the danger" that other domination. German trade in China Powers, which had not agreed to the surrender, "of extra-territoriality, would claim the same privileges as were possessed by the Germans with out paying the price,

the So,

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15. Morrison 243 Kon

The news that the treaty now being negotiated between Germany and China will omit the provisions for extraterritoriality is of much in terest because it illustrates the effect produced by the war in breaking down internaticual solidarity in regard to China says the Japan Chronicle. Oze of the objects which

has been destroyed and German young China has strongly in view is

property expropriated on Allied the recovery of full judicial, fiscal,

demands, so that her merchants will ard postal autonomy. Hitherto these

not be in much greater danger from | C. inese aspirations had to encounter

Chinese lack of judicial organisation the united opposition of the Powers, Even

surrender by than they have suffered from Allied |· but if, as is stated, Germany is the German Government of policy. On the other hand, there now willing that her citizeos | judicial rights over Germans in is - an ́enormous amount of should come under Chinese control, China would materially weaken British, French, and American and be subject to Chinese jaws and the position of other Powers. The property in

China, and many judicial decisions, the position of the continuance of extra territoriality very great interests, which the Powers Powers will be materially weakened. is justified, and rightly so, by the would hesitate to entrust to "the If may be recalled that in the long fact that Chinese law is in a vagaries of Chinese law as at present struggle of Japan for judicial autono state of transition; that China organised. But their position will be my it was the weakening of one has neither codified laws nor essentially weakened by the surrender Power, and the use made of it by the į a ́judiciary to enforce them of German judicial jurisdierību, în Japanese Government, that consider that may properly form a desidera- China, and they can hardly oppose tably strengthened the demand for tum before extra-teritoriality is it unless by the advice to | full control over foreign subjects and abolished. It took Japan a good China to restore such jurisdiction to citizens resorting to these shores many years to frame the Codes which Germany, which would run counter A vacancy cccurred the were finally accepted by the Powers to the Allied policy. It is a curious Series Telegraphic Add" VICTORIA Portuguese

is jas. sufficient in theory if not in situation, showing how action taken representation Tokyo, and ..the Portuguese practice to warrant the with a view to penalising one nation Government delayed in nominating change demanded. China has recoils on the nations which adopt it. successor, even after a reminder scarcely begun... tocodify Japan's position is especially re- bad been given by the Japanese her laws or to organise a judiciary. į markable. For a quarter of a century Government. Thereupon the Japan Nevertheless, a European Power is she fought to serure the abolition aspirations for Judicial autonomy ANCIENT HUMAN BONES. eze Government suddenly announced reported to have resolved to abandon of extra-territoriality, and finally is likely to find that a very important that as Portugal was not represented extra-territoriality and entrust its succeeded. But she has never shown commercial asset has been secured by a Minister in Tokyo, as necessitat-citizens to the protection of Chinese any sympathy for nations in a similar The episode is one more indication of ed by the treaties, the privilege of law in its present, inchoate form. position. At the very time that she the folly of Governments which for extra-territoriality would be with Can the other European Powers long was struggling against the fetters of purposes of what is called statecraft drawn from Portuguese subjects, who hesitate before taking a course which extra-territoriality, and her advocates have promoted a disunity in would henceforth be subject to Japan they are likely to regard with the were denouncing its injustice, she ternational relations that in the end ese law. Portugal protested, but the deepest misgiving? Can America, made a treaty with Korea in which must damage their own interests. Japanese Goverment took up a farm which signed the first moperative | extra-territoriality for Japanese was a stand, and thus: Portuguese became treaty with Japan abandoning extra. prominent feature, ——an inconsistency subject to Japanese law con- territoriality, long besitate before to whichs Sir Harry Parkes, then siderably earlier «-than-other taking a step which is in harmony | British Minister to Japan, called at- A few days afte. Mr. Asquith's foreigners. It was the thin with her general policy sention at the time. Later she refus Government declared war upon end of the wedge and ultimately overseas? Can Japan, which so ed to make a treaty with. Turkey on Japan obtained all that she demand recently fought a battle for the footing of equality, demanding that Germany, says Common Sense, they were of almist unbelievable ed. If Germany consents to abandon recovery of her own judicial autono she should have the benefit of the eminent Conservative statesman antiquity; bot, unfortunately the extra-territoriality for her citizens in my declare herself irrevocably Capitolation. Nor has she shown meeting an eminent. Liberal in the affair proved to be a fraud, and, China, it will be a far more important opposed to a concession which she sympathy with China In the endeav. Lobby, asked him what he thought fake victory for the Chinese Government claimed as justified long before she our to obtain Judicial autonomy while would be the end of it. He said: In this case, however, there than was Japan's policy in the case of bad formulated a Code or organised Japanese post offices are established Very few of the old nöblity will be no doubt whatever of the fact Fortegal." And if: China can show a judiciary on modern-lines? The wherever there is a Japanese settle able at the end of the war to mainta Tunnels have been driven several: that German citizens are subject to Powers will find themselves in ment and the recovery by China ofin both a town house and a country hundred feet-beneath the lava bed, no real disabilities from being subject dilemma. Either they must declare her fiscal autonomy is Bercely rehouse. This prophecy has been and the bones, found in several to Chinese law, that their lives and themselves unalterably opposed to sented, Germany's acquiescence, in fulfilled to the letter, Devonshire places, have not been removed. property are safe, their businesses une concession as dangerous to their the loss of extraterritorial privileges House has gone. Lansdowne - Instead, they have been saturated?.. hampered and their position secure, nationals, while seeing the nationals will probably be viewed with even House is to be let to with silicate of lime to harden and this will go a long way towards hreat of another country, abject to Chinese more dislike in Japan Chan, Mr Selfridge, the American depart preserve them, and have been placed ing down the prejudice against law and apparently unaffected, or elsewhere.ie%

Entrusting the subjects of the Trealy they must consent to the change of ~ Ching's are

Powers to Chinese Judicial con without exacting

Of course the subjection to Chinese | of-codified lawr

law should properly mean the re

moval of the restrict

residence to the Setti

on German

to Get

safeguards cuts?/derne

polley

FOUND UNDER LAVA BED.-.

In the valley where stands the city of Mexico, and almost in the outskirts of that metropolis, the ancient bones of human beings have been found beneath a bed of lava..

The discovery, is rather exciting, More caused by the alleged. Many years ago a comiderable sen-

finding of human remains beneath a lara bed to casus, or o ditions which seemed to Indicate that -

cognition, meat store owner of Oxford Street,” in `glass cases exactly where the

Most of the town houses of the diggers came across them, so as to

aristocracy have been let or be viewed by anybody who may be-

are seeking interested

“There has not How old are the bodies. It is a English society | question nobody can answer. "They Conquest For may be 1,000 or 10,000 FAKTS,

Seruption which

lava böl, 135dqubtedly it occurre

Every long

Coster