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LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS, APPRAISERS AND SURVEYORS,

-Public Auctions-

EBITOKE AT THE HOTE P

HONGKONG HOTEL.

October 15.

Master Joseph

14. Andersen Mr and Mrs H. S.

MIJ ADA

Mr E. R. li

Mr V. Berania

Mr R. J. Hirbeck

Mrs Blanchery

Jones

Mr B. Julian

Mr J.de 3 Lancas

Ter

Mr L. Hackerley Miss H. Lillie

Hrs 6.Mr and Ms T. P.

Rannsait

Mr Love

Mackan

Mr J. H. N. Mody

Vr F. B. Mody

Mrs T... Cochrane

Mr A. T Colles

D: 3. Morrison

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YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT THEM,

JUST received a large Consignmen of (1) LACTOGEN the most digestire food for Infants which keeps good in quality during Hot wasther (9) LAC-

| TOSE (Milk Sugar) Ar sween the

foods of Infants and

(3)

MILFORD MCGRATH FLUID INSEC TICIDE the Best Flaid for destroying Flens, Mosquitoes, Bugs, Flies and a other Insect Pests in Summer days, and

JOHN CAHILL'S (4)

GOLDEN FLEECE, MAGIC and CINDERELLA 804PS for keeping everything clean in Houser

PRICES are Very Mcderate. Ins- pection and Enquiries are cordially invited.

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Bola Agents for Hengtongʻand Sorta China.

2546, 47 8 13, Commenght Boad, Central, Hongkong

Telephone Nos.

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MONDAY, OCTOBER 17, 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,

PHOTO SUPPLIES,

LONG HING & CO., Kodak and Rodaz Films, &c. .

DEVELOPING & PRINTING, A SPECIALITY.

No. 17, Qoy's ROAD CENTRAL, HONGKONG,

HOTELS AND CAFES.

Nr 17. F. Dickson M P. Mancherji

Ble & Mr. Dbgfus-. Miss Neuve

Barney

Mr and Mrs. W. P.

FOR SALE

Mes A. Onderweizer

MP Faleoter Neeson Mr and Ms E. AM: 3

Fern

Mr E Fanell Mr D. Onderwegzor

M.P. N. Fec

-Enciare Captain

Mr & Mrs Urimacber Mi D. E Pepperel

1. Fraser Mr S. S. Pe

Hr Fra Frater Mr A, Poulet

Mr John ardınerMr R. H. Sharp

37r & Mrs Broweran apt. Siqoeland

Capt. T. 1. Hai! Mr and Ms C. E.

Eith

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Mis R. Sparte

Me Sanis Mr W. v. de Steen Mr MJ.RM H. C. Sterner

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Misses

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Mr Ms J.Mr Thornborrow

Hernan

Miss Cy

Mr and Mrs W. H.

Timbrell

KrA D. pirk Mr E.S. Tancy Mr Mrs W. G, Miss C. S. Veiltehn

Jovp

Mr E. Joseph

Mr. Tando

Verter

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a uni Mrs B. T.Mr. Mr. and Mi-

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Mr J. D Tany

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Karanjia

M and M. S. 8.

Miss Kent

Mr & Mr Dris-Mr and Mrs Kennett

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Mr W. Eastman

2 children

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Mr P. Marky

and

Mr And Mr. R.

Nezre

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Mr G. J. Robinson Mr G. J. Robinsou

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Mr E. 1. Alexie

Me Wm. Anderson

Mr J. Adepin

Mr and Mrs Vac

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Mr A. B. Linsman

Capt. & Mrs ArcherMr J. D. Lloyd

Me & Mei Ashing Mr R. MacGregor

Mr R, Aller Mr and als

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Men D K. Blair

Mr M. J. Breen

Mr J. G. £ridver

Mr E. R. Eridger

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MFT. Mitchell

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Miss J. Mitchell

Mr W. A. Butter-Mr J. W. Momo

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Cuorch

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GARDEN SEEDS

SWEET PEAS,

Early large towering Mixed Colours,

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Hongkong.

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Telephone No. 491.

Hongkong, March 1, 1914. -

TANG YUK, DESTUZ

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TEREN VERY MODERAFIL

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THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.

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CHINA'S CURRENCY.

MEMORANDUM ISSUED.

CHINESE BANKING GROUP'S

DELIBERATIONS,

Peking, October 5.-The following: |Memorandum issued by the Chinese Banking Group, embodies the results

6. The police authorities shall be beld responsible for the guarding of railways, where no troops shall be stationed.

7-No creditors shall be allowed to interfere with foresta, mines or other enterprises situated in the vicinity of any way, although they may gave advanced loans for the construction of

Bach railways.

8. All the receipts and payments of the railways shall be managed by a

of deliberations concerning the Newbank or banks to be appointed by the Banking Consortium, to which the Government. Goverment's attention is drawn:--

MONETARY REFORM.

1.-The Chinese Banking Com-

Memorsedom 3.—Embodying the munity may avail themselves of the result of deliberations concerning opportunity of acting in a mutual monetary reform to which the Gov spirit with the new Banking Con-erament's attention is drawn:-- sortium on such occasions and in

1.-Gold should be adopted as the

ISLAND ROMANCE.

BOUGHT FOR A CASK OF BUM AND NOW WORTH FORTUNES.

A South Pacific venture of a novel character attracted a number of in- trepid Englishmen to a metting held in the Blenheim Room at the Hotal Cecil or September 1.

Captain Gilmer, a merchant ser- vice sailor, is promoter of the scheme. which is to make the fortunes of all concerned by methods as simple as they are original.

They party is limited to twenty, endowed with more than ordinary and they must be of good family,

courage, and incidentally possessed of £1,000.

Photographs were shown of a

such matters as are considered proper basis of Chinese monetary currency-rakish-looking schooner in which it is

and favourable.

copper.

As a first step towards the introduc- 2-In carrying cat any under tion of a gold standard, action is to proposed that these seekers after takings the Government should

be taken to readjust (the values) of from troubles in their native shores wealth should navigate themselves consider the conditions of the

all silver dollars as well as of all financial circles and ascertain popular subsidiary coins both in silver and to the peace of the Fiji Islands. opinion, and. if it should then find it

Walkars, the island, will be their absolutely necessary to apply for 2-The use of the tael should sailormen do not get shipwrecked on j objective, provided that these amateur Enancial assistance

from foreign be abolished. The fireness of the the way. There they may hope to Sources, the Govemment may legal standard should be properly acquire, for the trifling, sum of negotiate with the new Banking defined, so that silver collars may £14,000, an island of 4,700 acres, Consortium in such a manner as will serve as the sole Chinese medium of not jeopardise China's Bovereign exchange, and alto find a place in the

some hundreds of which are planted rights or bamper China's own free market quotations of international

with coconuts. development. The Chinese people will not recognise the so-called special. interest" or "spheres of

influence."

CONCERNING RAILWAYS,

currency.

3. All the mints in the country, whether they arealreadyin existence of

ALPINE MYSTERY.

NO TRACE.

THE PEAK

PEAK HOTEL.

1,500 Feet above Sea Level

15 Minutes from Landing Stage. Under the Management of-

Mrs. BLAIR.

(Two minutes from

Star Ferry). PALACE HOTEL

KOWLOON

Recently renovated and refurnished, electric light and fanx throughout and entirely under new management. Calaine ander the personal supervision of the proprietor, Bar and Billiard Roça Tarms modamata. Special išama sa familles on application to

Telaphone K3 Telegraphic Add.: "PALACE"

J. EL DIBEREY, Proprietor.

HOTEL “ASIA”

WEST BUND, CANTON.

Leading Hotel in South China.

First class Accommodation. Electric Lights, Fans and Elevators. Roof Garden. Hairdressing Saloon,

Views Splendid

Excellent Cuisine.

THE

2667.

of City and Pearl River.

Moderate Rates.

Under the Management of the. SUN CO., LTD., CANTON.

21

THE NEW VICTORIA UAFE.

Des Voeur Road, Central. BREAKFAST.. from 7.30 a

Tel.

£687.

TIFFINS and DINNERS (Menu and a la Carte)"at all hours. TRY OUR PIES & PASTRIES. Cakes made by arrangement.“

KING EDWARD HOTEL

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CENTRAL LOCATION

I. ZLECTRIC TRAM? Pam Kalranca, Elecs Die Lily Fame and Lighting. Europana Balba and Sanitary Fittings, Lot sad. Cold } Water dymem thronghent. Bes of Food and Bervice

Telephone 173. Telegraphic &ÖÖTAME :—" VICTORIA',

1. WITCHELL, Manager.

Bakers and Confectioners.

FRENCH LESSONS

G. MOUSSION

15. Morrison Mill Kena

are to be established, should be placed TOURISTS VANISH AND LEAVE under & uni5ed system of manage Memorandum 2-This embodies ment, so that all silver dollars in the result of deliberations concerning circulation throughout the country railways, to which the Government's may have a uniform fineness and legal attention is drawn :—

1.-The Government shall draw up be supplied for the extent of eirenis-nese, have disappeared mysteriously KU KLUX KLAN REVIVED, his pet aversion shall be the object of

During the last few weeks no fewer standard. Moreover silver dollars may than five young men, mostly Vien-

a map showing the network of rail- tion.

from various summer resorts in the

men

REMARKABLE

WAR ON JAWS AND CATHOLICS.

Kian visitation of masked men ways throughout the country and 4.-Every testriction shall be Salzkammergut district, and so far

REVELATIONS."equipped with whips and tar and feather. The knights of the Eu shall, on own initiative define a unified imposed on the minting of old not a single trace of them has been

Klux Klan Incorporated have become system governing the different rail subsidiary coins, both in silver and found. ways, but it must not yield to th copper, whilst steps should also be It is, of course, not impossible that

a great modern enterprise, conducted upon up to-date business lines, which proposal concerning the so-called in- taken to withdraw all the old his life in the mountains on an excar secret anti-negro organisation of 50 per cant, goes into the treasury of

home or other of them may have lost

The Ku Klux Klan, the dreaded sells its membership for £2, of which ternational control of zeilwaye. subsidiary coins in circulation from

2-Any Chinese alway may the market, in place of which new son of which he did not previously the Civil War, has revived and the "Invisible Empire." raise domestic or foreign loans. The ones either in silver or copper should inform his family or friends; but expanded to a membership of 650,000, Colonel William Simmons, until a lenders shall only have the right to be minted so that a decimal system as the body of none of the missing with "domains, realis, and idans" few years ago an obscure professor of

has been found, andit accounts, bad they shall not be of coins may be maiztaiped.

despite in every State of the Union. It is southern history, is the Imperial invested with the light of control er 5-The profits realized from the systematic search by mountaineers, exposed and denounced by the wizard or emperor. Edward Clarke, supervision.

minting of new subsidiary coins gendarmes, and foresters, it is now New York, World a law-defying the "Imperial Kleagle," or Chancellor The Government shall have should be be deposited in a sinking regarded as almost certain that the menace talthe nation, an organization of the Exchequer, is a professional the fall right to, decide the order in fund which would be solely used in the majority, or all, have fallen victims which preaches racial and religious publicity ma. These two; with Miss. uniform silver to a gang of criminals who have been hatred of Jew, Roman Catholic, negro, Elizabeth Tyner, owner of the Search which the railways are to be con-introduction of R stricted.

ennency, and in the adoption of a killing and robbing solitary pedes and alien, and whose members but light, the organisation's journal, experts thall be employed and co la fund the raising of large loans may gion lying for the most part in Upper emperor."

4-No foreigners except technical gold standard. By establishing such trians and burying their bodica."

themselves by terrible oaths to give constitute the big three," who con- The Falzkammergut, an Alpine re-

to unquestioning obedience an troi the secret smmy. The New York discrimination shall be shown if they be avoided.

It is alleged that forld's revelations are based on the are qualified as such. With the 6.The paper currency throughout Austria is noted for its gread he Klan, instead of being a legi-confessions of a former "high official," exception of those holding the higher the country should be reformed so mountain, valley, and lake, scenery-timate rebirth of the old organisation, who renounced the sacred oaths on Fosts specially defined, all employees that it becomes uniform.

Ischl, Gmanden, and Transkrechen with the motto "White supremacy," the ground that the Klan was revealed

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has now put the negro question on to him as an unpatriotic, lawless one side, and is to-day primarily an menace to the peace and security of anti-Jew, anti-Catholic, anti-alien or- the United States. This ex-number

Chinese and forrige thall be real With view 1 presenting are among its best known resorts. quired to paman examination before obstructions in the introduction of Fatering the railway sejvice, a anilom paper currency propoenis

5-Chips chall have the full right should be made to stop the foreign in Chinese territory infringes China'sganisation, spreading rapidly through declares that the Klan to day i to define a freight tariff for all rail banks from iesaing notes

sovereign rights strong action should ways without consultation or nego-8-As the nota fere in foreign be taken to have such note issue tiation with the different Powers, currency made by the foreign banka stopped at once.

the north and past by appeals to local nothing more than a throw back to or sectional projadises and hatreds, the centuries when terror, instead of and by promising every member that law and justice, ruled the lives of men.

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