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LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS, ÅrerAISERS AND SURVEYORS,

THE Undersigned have received pastane- Tal by Pabll, Anction,

+1

INTIMATIONS

YOU CANNOTĮAFFORD TO

BE WITHOUT THEM,

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—Public Auctions- JUST received a large Contigament (1) LACTOGEN the most digestire food for Infants which keeps good in quality during Fot

LAC weather (2) TOSE (Milk Sagar) for sweetening the foods of Infants and Dyspeptica (3) MILFORD MCGRATH FLUID INSEC TICIDE the Best Fluid for destroying Fleas, Mosquitoes, Bugs, Flies and all other Insect Pesta in Summer days, and (4) JOHN CAHILL'S GOLDEN FLEECE, MAGIC and CINDERELLA SOAPS for keeping everything clean in Houses.

SATURDAY, September 10, 1821, commencing at 11 am.

at their Sale Rooms, Deddel Street, ▲ Fow Complete Sets of Crystal Glass Table Services,

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Also

Pieces of Crystal Cut Glass Jugs, Vases, Towls, etc.

On view from Friday, the 9th ist. Terus-Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

PRICES are Very Moderats, Ine pection and Enquiries are cordially invited.

SHIU FUNG TAI & CO.,

Bole Agastador Bengkengland South China”

4. ConnaughtKond"Tantrai, Hongkang

Taisykosa Yos

Auctioneers.

No.

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WEDNESDAY, Sept. 14, 1921. commercing at 2.30 p.m.

at their Sales Rooms, Daddell Street

A Selection of Antique China and

Carlos, Old Chinese Painting, etc.

(Fall particulars will be advertised later on.

Trans-Cash on delivery,

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers,

Hoarkopa. September A. 1921.

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PLANT

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Hongkong.

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WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, ̄ ̄ 1921-.

NOTICES.

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Tobacco

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EUSSELL STREET GARAGE

This Advertisement is issned by Westminster Tobacco Co. Ltd.

AMERICA AND CHINA.

now.

An American inquiry was addressed to the three protesting Governments [Great Britain, Japan, and Denmark fer a statement of their reasons, and their reply, Mr. Hughes tells China,

wireless communications are founded

A RECORD HOP.

ATTEMPT TO FLY WITHOUT

ENGINES

་་

£400,000 PICTURE PALACE.

BRIGHTON'S CHALLENGE TO

THE WORLD.

A picture palace which will really be a palace was to be opened at Brighton on July 27, under the name of the Regent Theatre.

No theatre designed for the produc tion of plays has ever been built on Such an ambitious and splendid scale, Cinematograph Provincial

Mr.

Robert

AUDIENCE OF 3,000.

Atkinson,

The theatre will accommodate 3,000 people, and several hundreds more will find room in the restaurant, ship cafe and foyer.

The ship cafe, which is a free rendering of the ward room of an eighteenth-century three-decker, will be one of the most original rooms of the kind ever designed.

MR. HUGHES REITERATES THE "OPEN DOOR" POLICY.

America has taken the opportunity For rather more than a year there arising out of the question of wireless has been 10,000 francs waiting to be rights in China for a reiteration of won by the first man-driven flying

machine. It was not very much her policy towards China. A com only a little more than 200 at the munication from the Chinese Govern present rate of exchange.--but then, ment, dated June 9 (says the Times not very much was expected from

the engineless aeroplane." All The Washington correspondent), asked had to do was to keep itself off the Theatres, Ltd., of which Lord Ash- the United States whether it intended ground for a distance of ten metres. Eeld is chairman, were determined to to continue its support of the contract or rather less than eleven yards, make the Regent a challenge to every for the erection of wireless stations Quite a number of attempts have place of amusement in the world. in China between an American con- been made to comply with the cor. They have spent £400,000 on ibe

ditions laid down for the rest; there scheme. cern (the Federal Telegraph Com- have been machines that bad wings FRIBA., is the architect, and be bas bany) and the Chinese Government. like a bird's and machines that had been assisted by distinguished artists. Mr. Hughes's reply to China bears propellers and gliders like an aero- date July 1, but it is made public plane. And one secas to remember assurances from technical experts that the whole proposal for the man- driven fight was mechanically in Fracticable because a human being, however cunningly he geared up his available energy, could never develop the requisite horse-power to lift the tends only to corrm this Govern ment in its belief that the adverse requisite weight. However, in all

Although the Regent is built on an claims which have been urged as week the prize was wor-or, at least, excluding the Federal Telegraph there are some decidedly circumst encrmous scale, there are so many antial reports that it was won. Mexits from the theatre that it can be Company from participating with the Poulain on his "avietie," or Eying emptied of its 3,000 visitors in three Chinese Government in establishing bicycle, accomplished several record minutes. Recitals will be given from upon assertions of monopolist crops, the longest of which was four time to time by famous musicians on Freferential rights in the field of leto yards all but an inch, or just the organ, which was built at a cost Chinese Governmental enterprises about two-thirds of the distance of £8,000. A staff of 300 will be which cannot be reconciled either down a standard cricket pitch. We kept in regular employment. with the treaty rights of American altitude reached during this shortest are not given any record of the citizens in China cr with the principle distance fight. Apparently it was of the open door.

not great, for the way in which This reference to the open deer the judges made certain that (continues the Times correspon the machine had left the ground at dent) is followed by an assurance all was to whitewash the read it of this Government's continuance in travelled over and measure the dis- its whole-hearted support of that tance between where the track of the principle, which it has traditionally wheels ended and where it began regarded as fundamental beth to the again. One gathers that, as interests of China itself and to the negotiater of road obstacles, Black commcn interests of all Powers in Bets was a better flying machine. China, and indispersable to the free than the "aviette." However, with and peaceful development of their the original prize gathered in, there commerce on the Pacific Crean.

in now to be another for a jump of The Government of the Unitedwenty metres, or just twice the States has never arcciated itsel! length at the criginal rest. It would ‚wth any arrangement which sought te rash to predict cf hied that this 10 establish. any, special tights £2) will never be won; but it is not at all privileges in China which would too rash 10 point cut that the whole abridge the rights of the subjects rides of a man-driven aeroplane is a of the citizens of other friendly States; mere curiosity in the history of and Lem happy to asɛure you that į aviation, and bears about the same, it is the purpose of this Government relation to actual fight as a race on neither to participate in rer to stilts does to the real thing. acquiesce in any arrangement which →might purport to establish in favcer. of foreign Interests any superiority (of rights with respect to commercial) or economic development in the designated regions of the territories in be avoided by these, when neces sary, of PINKETTE, the dainty lit le of China, or which might reek 15 | gentle as baturo Jaxktives hi b neither - créale dany_ench monopoly or pre-gripe zor porge, FINKFTIES de el leserce as world (iclute over cucetipation, rekolate the liver, "care nailorals from enderisking any Vilioness and tick headacher, clear the Argitimate irade or industry, or from Lomplexion of pimples, aid hlotches. relive Files They Are-obisirable from participating with the Chinese Gov chemists, ise pont rent + cents te ernment in any category of pubile: vil from Dr. Williams Hadkine (0, 34, enterprise.

Echoen Road, B`anghai.

DISORDERS OF THE INTES-

* TINAL TRACT

2

AN APPEAL TO BRITONS IN CHINA.

100,000 DOLLARS

URGENTLY NEEDED

FOB

THE "ARETHUSA” TRAINING SHIP.

G. E. Maldés, Esq, Maks

2,600 OLD BOYS HAVE JOINED THE ROYAL NAVY. AND 6,500 THE MERCHANT

SERVICE..

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Howem F

Devitt, Esq.

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MASSAGE.

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Leading Hotel in Bouth China.

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Pearl River.

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15. Marrinen 2001. Xuxa

GIRL BATHERS' DILEMMA

RAG AND BONE MAN GOES OFF WITH THEIR CLOTHES.

Three Basingstoke, Hampshire, girls left their clothes under a bush The story of a double life led by a while they bathed in Fleet Pond, near man for 30 years without arousing Farnborough, Hampshire, and when the slightest suspicion of his friends they came ashore they found their

clothes bad vanished. or either of his two familles has been

The girls told a passing cyclist of revealed by the disappearance from a their dilemma. He found sitting under baat between New York and Boston a wall a rag and bone collector in of Arthur Irwin, manager of a lead- specting silk stockings and other lng baseball team.

garments, and carefully placing them Irwin had two familles, one in New one by one in his little perambulator. It was not long before the cyclist York and the offer in Boston. His returned the clothing to the delighted legal wife is a Boston woman, by girls.

whom he had two daughters and a

son, all now grown up. In New

The Boston wife states that he was York he had a flat where lived the

always a devoted husband, and finds other" wife" and a son aged 24. 5

consolation in the fact that be was Irwin's body was recovered several coming back to her arms to die." days after he had disappeared from a The New York "wife," on the steamer he bad taken for Boston. other hand, fold an interviewer that "The New York "wife," seeing an Irwin before his departure for Boston account in the newspapers of the said he intended to return in a few finding of the body, went to Boston todays.

claim her "husband's Body and The strangest feature of the cass found it in the possession of another is that the two households were woman. On-learning each other's entirely unaware of the other's exist. identity the women collapsed.. ence, in spite of Lewin's prominence Irwin had been in bealth for in baseball circles and frequent refer some weeks and had passed some ences to himself and his family in the time at a New-York hospital.

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