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LAMMERT BROS.

AVOTIONELES, AFPRAISERS AND SURVETORS,

-Public Auctions-

19E Undersigned, have received, insortze- slutts to sell by Pubbe auction, OX.

FRIDAY, Oatader 7, 1821.

Commencing at 2.30 p.

* their Sales Rooms, Duddell Street, ▲ Collection of Japanese Carlos Comprising:-

Satsuma Vass, Jare, Teasets etc, Brenze, Cloisonne and Tortoise shell ware, et elc.

Also

3 Selection of Silk Embroidered

Kimonos

Ja ir from TACRSDAY 6th.

Catalogues will be issued.

farms: Cash on delivery.

J

LAMMERT BROS., Auctioneers.

Hongkong. October 4, 1991.

at No.24 Godown of the Hongkong

SATURDAY, October 8, 1971. commencing at 11 a..

Kowloon Whart & Godown Co, Ltd.

$ cases Kerosene Ismps,

Kowloon,

10 cases Ct Fee pots,

3 cases Shoe Polish,

() cases Gla-s-ware,

Tease Cloth and Hair Brusher.

I case Peabolders,

1 Lot Matches.

TR-Lash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers. Henglong. October 5, 1921.

(CTETUER AT TER HOTELS

SONGKONG HOTEL.

October 5.

At J Alatapp

Mr and Mrs W, G. He W G. Anderson Torek

.. Anderson E. M. Joseph

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Mr and Ms R. H.Mr B. Julisa

Rack ath

Mr Gen. Budwil

Mrs Beis

Mr. Denjani

dr EJ. Birbeck

Mr C. King

Mr and Mrs Fuka-

hima

Mr B. H. LawFEDEL Miss H. Lulie

dr Blackbore Mr and Mrs T. P.;

Mr. W da Biceme MarAS

Mr W. Bowerman Mrs H. V. Mayo

Ms Brow

Mr. Chalkley,

Mr Loy Chang

Is G. Chut by

Mrs C. T. Clark

HT. W. Cohrane

Ir LH. Cole

Mr A. T. Coller

Mr W. S. McKinley

Mr A, K. Menzies

3r T. de

ester

Karl Mr Ray U.

Mcore

DJ Morrison

Mr P. 3ebeji

Mr J. S. Murray

Mr T. Choi Davies Mr L. Nast

Mr T. Y. Despe Miss Deve

Mo R. A. G. DeataMr and Ms W. P.

Mr & Mrs Dickhoff Neeson

J. van Escher and

Mm A.

Mr P. J. Faleuze: Onderwejzer

giacer-Captain Mrs Carl rton S. P. Ferguson

Miss D. E. Peppered:

MIN S. Field-tein Me S, S. I

Mr. B. Kiptom Mr. R. Ford

He Frank Frater

Dr and Mrs G. D.

Sebo maker

Jr. A. Sicfert

KrJohn GardinerCapt. Siqceland Mr. Gon

Mr J. Romithsos

Mr Tua Chi Con Mr W. v. de Steer

ät & Mrs GrosmarDr & Lady Elust Jupt. 1. P. 11

Taylor

MR. F. Hattis Mr Thorn COLTOW Mr C. H Hasenmblr W. H.Timbrel

RG. anrhos Hra P. Tramp. 9

children & amab Air. Hepburn

Min C. Hendry

Mr E Turzez

Mr A D. Hepirk Miss. S. Vei-tehn

Mr Authony Jenkin Mr A. J. Westbrook

Me J. W. t. John Misk. Weis

Mrs. C. Johannis Mrs Westfiel

REPULSE BAY HOTLL

and Mi R. T. Mr Hersch

Baxter

Mr Columlice

Mr J. D. Danky

Mr E. Dake

Mr& W. Sastmad

M1 and Mrs X. B

Kuraia

Mrad Keanett

2 children

Mr and Mrs G .Mrs W.E. Kont

Eli

Hand Mrs Ep'ei

G. T. Kebah

HR Yarrant

Mr and Mrs. P. 7.

Forum

Mr M. P. Kling

Mr P. Marks

Mer Nyer

and

Bir and Mrs R.

Nogre

Mr & Me Newcomb

Mr and Ms Fed. rs Rider & chiri

Cate

Mr GJ. Koİnses

Mraod Mis Cewe Mrs G J. Robinson Kiss Gente

PEAK HOTEL

September 25

J. Auguin

Mr R. W. Le Jones

Apmmler Sir Ellis Kad re

We McAsh

Men. Andİ "CHOD

Mr & Mrs Ashton MFC Bell

Mr V. Benjamin Mr H. Baje XD K. Blair Mr. J. Breed KrJ. G. Bridger WH. H. Braiger Kire . . Broneo Mrs M. H Brown

Mr and Mrs N. B.

Karanjia

Mr J. E. Kring

Mr and Mrs Yan

Krimpen

Mr J. D. Lloyd Mr R Mactor Mr and Ms W,

Mayzer Mr and Mrs 7. P.

Mar

Capt &M-*48, Milla

and Mrs E. deMrT. Mitchel!

Chazoumes

Mrs M. Mitchell

Ir and m J. AMiss J. Mitchell

t.dwick

Mr. W. Mor

Major G. J. Chap- Mr Floor

d

Mr and Mrs T. W.

Church Kiss Clarke

#as M. Cooper

Me A. Cormack

e W. A. Cornell

Ir B. Crowley"·

Mr & Mrs C. C. Soon

H. W. Newbo

lane

Mr A. Virol

Mr. 4. H. Fena-

Hoo, Me and Mrs T.

La Parkina

bira J. Froto0.

Capt H. Currey Mr and Mrs W. E

dol W. Date

Robrets

Ew.Comdr W. Mr JR Robirwan

Dawnon

Mr G.England

Mr and Mrs B. K

Rodger Mr RP Ray, and Mrs. T. Mr &. Findlay "o:ith

Featherstr

Me G. No 100 Gorith

His Fairly

baw

Mrs C. P. Fermes Mr H. >picer Min M.8. FemandesMr and" fizs R. J.

*tavebn

Me A. Gregion Mies N, Bione

– Men de 34 juni 2ưwardMail. El Barzdelka Mr. M. Hum Mr W. F. Telfer

phreys

Me & Thay r° Mee2 datqunnin Mr H, Wester

-I. W. E. John

INTIMATIONES

YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT them.

THE CHINA MAIL.

PROHIBITION IN BEING

DENUNCIATION OF MONSTROUS FARCE

has been approached by employees of "SLAVES TO FOREIGNERS” hotels, cabmen, travelling strangers,

TO HIS CONFRERES.

and in one or two cases by policemen, A COMPRADORE'S SUGGESTION who tell him that for a certain fabulous price he could get a bottle et two of the real stuff," bat being The New York World of July 24 both wary and temperate he refused The formation of a Compradores publishes, under the beading Falsity the Kudly offers of assistance. It Association that will develop what-, JUST received a large Consignment

and Futility of Nation-wide Prohibi-, must be borne in mind that this ever latent power compradores may o! (1) LACTOGEN the most dignativo food for Infants which keeps good in

ton, an article by Mr. James Barnes illegal importation, or manufac posms towards moulding public quality daring Hot weather (9) LAC-Author and Traveller, Observer of ture offers the largest percentage of opinion is suggested in a circular TOSE (Milk Sugar) for sweetening the| Men and Tacit Motives, and a Firm pro. of any business in the world-telegram by Zung Kwong-tso, com-] foods of Infants and Dyspeptics (3) Believer in Temperance. Mr. Barnes, from 1 per cent. to 2000 per cent., pradere of Messrs. Anderson, Meyer MILFORD-MCGRATH FLUID INSEC

who was head of the Photographic apting profit in these days, and and Co., at Tientsin, TICIDE the Best Fluid for destroying

Division of the United States Amy, the r is not so great, for there Flens, Mosquitoes, Bags, Flies and sil

has made investigations in all parts of sean, to be very few volunteer or other Insect Pesta in Summer days, and

the country into the working of the gratuitous informers." (4) JOEN CABILL'S GOLDEN FLEECE, MAGIC and CINDERELLA Prohibition laws, and finds he whole SOAPS for keeping everything clean in system a monstrous farce. Houses,

PRICES are Vary Moderata. Ing- pection Bad Enquiries are curdially

invited

SHIU FUNG TAI & CO.,

Bola Agents for Wanghong and Bonta Chilea

No. 47,magit Hood"Central, Hongkong

Telephone Nos

理代津

FOR SALE

GARDEN SEEDS

SWEET PEAS,

Early large fowering Mixed Colours,

leading sorts raised by a well-known local Grower.

at 50 esnts per packet.

GRACA & 00,

No. 10, Wyndham Street, P. Ú. Box 620.

Hoogkang

JAPANESE MAKERS,

Every kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER.

CHERRY & CO.,

PKDDER STREET, Opposita Hongkong Rotal Telephone No. 49%.

Hongkong, March 30, 1914.

TANG YUK, Dantist. Bacolor to

the late SIEN TING,

14, L'Aguilar Street-

TERMS FEBY KÖDERAFI

COPULATION FEES

NAN NEW FRENCH REMEDY,

THERAPION NË THERAPION NË,2 THERAPION NË 3

50.1 der katon must be 1 for Blood & ZEIR PROPANE, IN 128 Mercade WinZoom WILD BY LADINSCHMENT PAGE ENGLAND, SELECLERChéwé Ču, šlangs vandh RA, MN W.JJoglars SUTADA #41 1000 MORS THERAPICs is vz verse when ZYRIEN %+ GEMUŢIE PAGATZA

ASAFI BEAR

PILSENER BEEK

GRAND PRIZ

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BEER

LAGER BEEF ST

THE ALLEGED SAVING.

THURSDAY, OCTOBER ́6, 1921.

NOTICES.

G. FALCONER & CO., 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,

Mr. Zeng draws attention to the precarious state in which China finds herself at the present time and points out that the compradores have enor mona power in their bands, and, that, with united action, they may be able to secure some lasting benefits for China. The existence or downfall LONG HING & CO., Kodama and Roda Films, ax. as of the country concerns everybody, and although we are compradores to foreigners, we China.

are still citizens of

The alleged saving of national It is beyond denial, he reports that wealth Mr. Barnes cotdemos as anyone who can raise the price can illary. It is claimed in the report get alcoholic beverages most of them of the Anti-Saloon League that near of exceedingly bad quality in balk is $1,000,000.000 has been saved to or in single bottles, in almost any the country at large ($30 per family city, large town or village, in these this is, roughly, the amount lost to United States. If it is impossible to the Government in liquor taxes al- purchase, the censuuter can make bis ready, and it is axiomatic that this critical situation, and we, the com

"China," he adds is faced with a own, so called "deadly substitutes,"

deficit must be made good by some if he cares to risk it; a small still and impost on the public pocketbook tanity of calling a general meeting pradores, ought to take this oppor- coffee percolator rost about the The pay and wages of enforce and request that each compradore same. Every public garage possessed meal otheers of all classes-in-ask his foreign employer to approach one or two openly. There is no law spectors, special police, spies, and his respective goverment for fair-play against distilling wate necessary for agents-provocateurs--and the upkeep to China." He points out that some batteries. There can be no law that of entirely new departments of directhing better is bound to issue from makes one culpable for its passession. tion and judiciary come also out of this action than a simple expression The ingredients for the manufacture the national pocket, and this large of their views, and says that by doing of alcohol, however. are in every bill is not subscribed to merely by what he proposes, not only would market and grow in every field. the mem as of the League, or is they render a valuable service to. **Seven thousand illicit whisky stills,' the inte in the State measures their country, but would do much run the report of the Ant-Saloos for focal police aid. In the meantime.

to obliterate the criticism that they Teague, have

found and as shown by the League's figures, a destroyed since the Volstead Act few fearless, independent (and former-

are merely "slaves to foreigners." went into effect. There are probably ly law-abiding) souls, not driven five or ten, or twenty thousand times entirely to the substitutes, have used tha number in operation! Many of up completely over seven million these, alas are to be found in gallons of whiskey and how mach respectable dumilies who never broke more, unrecounted for, it would be SURGEON TRIES TO REVIVE the law before and do not yet consider hard to tell). themselves as belonging 14 the criminal classes by so doing.

been

DRINKING AS BEFORE.

MASSAGED HEART.

DYING GIRL.

THE PUBLIC HEALTH. Fically Mr. Barnes nrges that, in Restoratives failing to revive a 14- the interer of public health, steps years-old girl who collapsed while un- must be taken to step many of the dergoing a minor operation at Ips murderous concoctions of chemicals wich Hospital, the surgeon made an and arids sold under the name of incision and massaged the heart. The Larmless" or "soft drinks; stop organ responded, but only for a few the dreadful mixture of ethyl alcohol,, seconds. ether. and prune juice called Death from heart failure sccelerated whiskey" and often bought as such by chloroform capably administered through the connivance of or by the was the verdict at the inquest. aid of grafting public servants. If, The parents said they were con- something sensible is not done," he vinced that everything possible was conclades,

now done for the girl. breaking the law was apprehended would take a jail as large

"and

Mr. Barnes has travelled through most of the large centres of the country during the past year, and at many of the entertainments that he has atterd- ed cocktails, wines, and whiskeys were served openly: at many others they were brought by individual diners, the result being the same, the only difference amounting to a greater cost per diner. The drink was there, and occasioned no expressions of regret, surprise, or consternation. Its absence would have been remarked, its pre-it serce was not. Apparently this was a Manhattan Island to house us all thinking or to stop the growing of all the real article, and contained and an army of a million earnest, grapes, all fruits and cereals. no chemical adulteration er dan honest, and loyal fanatics to guard our hops and berries and many wild gerous ingredients for no il borders, spy upon us, lodge inform-; flowers, to make a sugar ration for effects were suffered. On many ation, secure warrants, and invade each family and unmarried adult, occasions during many excursions! our homes. The best thing for the with a total prohibition on the sale from State to State, even when on Anti-Saloon League to do is to convert of all yeast, and, finally, to issue ar: formerly dry ground," Mr. Barnes the whole world to its own way of injunction against fermentation.'

everyone

That Awful Backache Banished as if by Magic

At last a remedy has been dis-hour of taking De Witt's Kidney anddifferent womna, I intended to make covered that gives almost homedinte Bladder Pilb, and a bine tinge in the a good care of my case, seeing that I relief in the painful forms of kidney prine caused by one of the antwepticwas getting so much relief and I am trouble, and effecta a cerisin cure in ingredients proves to you, for your pleased to say that I have done so, practically all cases of rheumatian, own milsfaction, that the healing because for the last twelve monika į goot, sciatics, Tumbago, stone, gravel, properties have actually passed right have been absolutely clear of my old and even the terrible Eright's Disease, through the kidacys and "bladderi complaint and have not had the This remedy-De Witt's Kidney and

ghiest trace of any kind of back-

Bladder Fill-dissolving in theirs. Wykes, of 25, Victoria streetch. souch forms sa antiseptic solution theater, mid in 1913-Fer over Nearly three years alterwards which washes out the kidneys andkleven years I suffered with terrisin April, 1916-Mex. Sykes zid bladder, and restores them to their kidney trouble and most acute back it's Kidney and Bladder Pills did healthy normal activity in pasting the be pains. At various times through me permanent good, there is not the impurities from the blood out of the this long period of suffering 1 have lightest doubt about that: I always body. These imparities, in the formpten in a very bad condition, pain recommend them with a strong feels of uric acid, if allowed to arcamalate striking me scross the back and loining a gratitude for what they have in the blood, canse thenmalic and(To sloog was torture, kod every acdone for me." dropical pains, backule, stipation, weakness, and depression-all of which symptoms lead on in time to the more) sever and deadly forms of kidney) disenan

HERE ARE SOME WARNINGS TOU SHOULD NEVER NEGLECT— Headaches, bad breath, and nasty taste in the mouth first thing in the morning--tired, servous weakness and irritability, vollen fert and limbs- rheumatic pains and stiffness of joints. -backache, irregular action of boweli or bladder orinary weakness, irrita- tion or scalding, burring discomfort. Any of these symptoms mean kidney and bladder trouble.

DO YOU REALISE YOUL DANGER!

Gout

Bladder

These symptoms may mean incessant tortures of rheumatism-weanog 031, stabbing backache" (lumbago). that cripples and deforms. indammation or gravel that cause auch excruciating pain, or the deadly Bright's DiseaNO.

TREAT THESE WARNING

SYMPTOMS NOW.

There is ons remedy whose homesti

Mrs. WYXES, from Photo?

+

With this splendid testimony in mind, as you continue to suffer with. jout giving De Wit's Kidney and Bladder Pilla a tria!! For beemu- Ham, goat, lambago, sciatica, bladder pains and infiammation, alone, and Bright's Disease they are abwlutely janrivalled They never fail to give relict. Within 24 hours the relief Hirom pain and a certain blue lines in the urine show that they have pued right through the kidneys and com. menced their work.

Many women, with all the strain of housewark and motherhood, suffer paine and weaknesses that make de pressed and irritable, and yet are Teatrot to go on suffering until the weaknem has gone too far, when they pay for their neglect with the lortures Jof a deadly disease.

Those dark circles under the eyes, bad breath and nasty taste in the Jeth, weary, stabbing, dragging, down backache pains, headaches. swollen and rheumatic limbs see the samnings of deadly kidney complaints. Do you know that Bright's 'Diese causes thousands of deaths ¡year?

"ETY

rit the experience of thousands - off kidney außeren has proyed-a remedyŝtion was » trouble. It was just as if" Debaya ars dangerous. Ás Boch, a that is harmlem and safe for old andja vice had got hold of me and was the fist symptoms begin to shar young slike that hardly ever fails to pcrewing me up. I tried many reme-themselves you should treat them, with are completely and to cure peresa-dits, £fit one and then anolber re-a remedy that has cared thousands et

comitending me to different things, chronic cases, the remedy that thes Mently

BLADDER POLLS.

DE WITTS KIDNEY AND but nothing seemed to touch my case, sands of people are taking to-day, the

Daring the early part of 7913 heard only proof cure for kidney trouble This is not a feeble gazek remedy; of Do With Kidney and Bladder De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pilla A professes to do nothing that is not Pille, and determined to give them a These are the words of Mr. Briga, amply proved in 99 exacs ont of a 100 trial. I am thankful I did, because I of 2, Park-lane, Hayes, Erd, Middie. Many so-called "Kidney Pills" merely permed to gain relief after the very sex:-*I owe my üle to De Witt's regulate the bowels." De Witt's goint dose. I got another 21. 9. bor Kidney and Bladder Fills; they made straight to the root of the trouble-from Mr. Baker's shop in Abbeysireet,'me a new woman "Mrs. Briggs the kidneys and bladder. Relief from and felt much better, I get brighter that after a severs chill her kidneys pain is positively guaranteed within 24 and more active, and in fact felt abecame infamed.

KIDNEY & BLADDER

De Witt's Pills

When you buy the pilla, be sure they are De Wift's in the red, boxes printed in red and gold, with the red wax seal on the bottle. Give them a fair trial, and prove for yourself what rella thay bring If you would like any further information, on this case, send a ́ postcard to the makers:-E C. De Witt and Ca Lak, ––Tie laboratories, creyónu: London Rogand -- mentioning-this-paper- De Witt's Kidney and Budder Phr sold by Chests and borekcospars everywhere in every part of the civilised world. If you have any difialty in "stinizing guzzian De Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pils with the zid sel an' the cork, writs to The Colaial Dispensary, 14, Queen's Bosd: Chitral,' Agenta for Bouth China,”

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£400,000, and there were twenty-three- more instalments to pay. The un- paid portion would provide China with means of sending one or two hundred students there every year.

The "Boxer indemnity" was levied Addressing the convention of on China by the Great Powers to pay Chinese students at Swanwick, near for the damage to life and property of. Derby, Dr. Wellington Koo, the their subjects caused by the Boxer Chinese Minister, said that Britain rising which led to the Peking riots of was one of the best schools for July 1900. It amounted to a total of training leaders of men, and the £67,500,000, of which the British presence of more Chinese students share was to be £7,593,000. It was to- would be of mutual far-reaching be paid in 39 annual instalments, but benefit. It would make the two payment was postponed during the nations understand one another better, wat} and facilitate the rapidly growing

AVOIDED.

intercourse between the two peoples. DIPHTHERIA-HOW IT MAY BE.

Each Chinese student educated in Great Britain was not merely a sure consumer of British goods, but also a rallying centre for them. Intuitively be would prefer to plane his orders for foreign goods with the manufacturers of the country he knew best.

DHTHERIA is usually contraciet whao the child bas ̃a edd. The sold prepares the child's system for the reception and development of the dipb- herges. When there are ovePRIJË diy bahorinin the neighbourhood children that have colds should be upt at "howd The practical question how more and off the street datil recovered. Give Chinese students could be encouragedy will not have to remain at home bem Chamberkin's Cough Remedy, and to come to Great Britain brought him long. It also clean out the caltore to the question of the Boxer in beds, which form in a child's throat- demnity. The annual instalment stulhen it has a cold, and adinimas thy risk of pontracting infectişar 1700 Kyph due to Great Britain, including For me by HP Chemists, and Store principal and interest, was about) kompon