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LAMMERT BROS.

AUCTIONEERS, AFFRAINEES and SýkvetoRS.

Public Auctions-

THE Undersigned have reestred Ensino-

L Hone to all by Fablla Aneilona,

TUESDAY, Soptember 19, 1929,

commencing at 11 am.

at No. 18 Ocdown of the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf & Godown Co. Tid, Κουλούτη

410 pieces and 46 bundles Round Iron 106 pieces and 83 bundles Square Iron 55 pieces and 3 bundles Flat Iron 99 piece and 43 bundles Iron Bar

Ends

410 pieces Bar Iron

174 coils Old Wire

7 packages Wire Ropes

4 casce Porcelain Rubber tapping

cups

Cerme :----Cash on delivery,

LAMMERT BROS.

Auctioneers.

ON

THURSDAY, September 14, 1992,

commencing nt 3 p.x.

their Sales Rooms, Daddell Street,

Cne New Cubitt d-passenger Touring Car

(with 5 disc wheels and, tyres)

and accessories

On view now at the United Motor

Con garge, Wanchai

Pack 1 –Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Austlosãoce.

Burgkong, Feptember 8, 1925.

INTIMATIONS

FOR BALE

SUTTON'S

TESTED

VEGETABLE AND FLOWER

יי

SEDDS.

This is the year to bars a good garden. Plant lots of Beeds and tako care of the Garden, then you will have every reason to be pleased with the result.

GRAÇA & C0., Dealers in Garden Seeds,"Postage Blampe, View Postcards, Toys, etc. No. 10, Wyndham Straat, P. O. Box 620,

Hongkong.

SHOEMAKERS.

(Japanese Hand Made)

Every kind of FootwaAT. MADE TO ORDER.

CHERRY & CO.,

6. D'AQUILAR STREET,

Upposite Kayamally & Co. Telephone No 491

Hongkong, March 20, 1914.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1912.

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,

KAM HING KNITTING COMPANYE.

Manzetarers of

Bocks, Binglets, Jerseys, Eweaters, etc.

21, Haiphong Road, Kowloon,

Telephone K 577.

· Manager, WONG KAM FUK.

MASSAGE EXPERT HARRY TURUKAWA, K. SAKI,

19, Wyndham Street.

A PODICURE AND MANICURIST

Mix N. TAUCHIOKA, A 31 WYNDHAM STREET, HONDRONG PRINTING, OFFICE. First Floor, Room No. 14

BY PHOTO-SUPPLIES,

LONG HING & CO., Kodation BodariFilms, bed. des.

DEVELOPING PRINTING FA SPECIALITY. PANO, ITA Quanch Road OlITKÄL, HONORÓKŐ,

SHADOWS BEFORE.

COMING EVENTE ADVERTISED IN THE "MAIL.”

ENTERTAINMENTS.

September 8--Coronet Theatre; Tom Moore in "The Great Accident" World Theatre; Wanda Hawley in "The Snob," Kowloon Theatre; Herbert Rawlinson in "Passers-By.”

PUBLIO AUCTION BALES,

September 12.-Hughes and Hough, teakwood and blackwood furniture and household sundries, aleo blankets, travelling rugs and sundry household; linens. Sales rooms 2.30 p.m.

September 12.-Lammert Exoa., round, eqcere and fat irons, iron bar cada, bar iron, old wire, wire rope, and rubber tapping cope. No. 18, Godown, Kowloon, Il a m.

September 14.-Lammert Bros., new "Cubitt," touring car and mccessories. Sales Rooms, 3 p.m.

UNCLAIMED TELEGRAMS,

THE GREAT NORTHERN TELE- GRAPH COMPANY, LTD.

The following unclaimed telegrams are lying at the office of The Great Northern Telegraph Company (Limited):-

Kinsey Steamer Glenbeg Ewo, Trem Shanghai.

Messagerio fer Sun-kin-yu Chauffur, Ciaois Andre Lebon, from Shanghai.

Charol, from Tokiv.

Oswald Passenger Sardinia, from Tientsin.

Wing.com Guiag-lee Victoria Street,

from Yokohama,

Liu-sim-cbia No. 7 Leung-lea Terrace, from Shanghai.

roog-song-yo Dahdren Ye-ling-choy,

from Shanghai.

2544, from Peking.

Kwong-shun-cheng, from Tekelama.

Chi-num, frm Any.

Ko-che-ming c/o Oreat Eastern Hotel,

from Amey.

Yu-tai Wing-lok Street, from Shang-

hai.

Annhin, from Taipeh.

(Celery) Bhuo chocg-1-Kwong yun, Street East, from Kobe,

Kian-ling-chan 100 Tekhnichtiong, from Amoy:

Voor-toon-pro 15 Landole Niro:1,

from Shanghai..

King-blog Eng-lok Strces, from

Taipeb.

Loo-tergiu, from Amoy.

Men-re.chan, from Ehe ghai,

Chen soy-cher 11 Old Pee) Biroet,

fourth ficor, Irm Shanghai.

Hoo-son, from Feking.

The tai, from Keelang.

Th. KRINO,

Superintendent

Hoogkong, August 31, 1982.

KASTERN EXTENSION “AUSTRAL ASIA & CHINA TELEGRAPH CO.

List of unclaimed telegrame lying in

& E. Telegraph Officer Hongkong,

Latham, Frid. Ldafon. Mayerene, from Sydsey P.O. --Mayoruney-from-Singapore my f

Ferrygipe, from London” Bidiitrita, from. New York

JAPANESE MASSAGE,

N. AKAJI,

Graduate of Tokio Massage School, From 10.30 am to 6 pm, No. 2, Queen's Rond Central,

2nd Floor.

MASSAGE.

| Mrs. HONDA, Mrs. KISAXI and

R. SAIMIOZų,

No. 2 Wyadhum Bamet, (opposite to the "Chins MAT"}

SWAY HOUSE

HAT MAKER.

No. 16, Wyndham Street.

OFFICE

WORKS

Head St. Wanghaj Ed.

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GRAND PRIZES.

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SOLE AGINTS:

MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA

A Quarter Deck Council-Unanimous decision in favour of

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FELUCCA EGYPTIAN CIGARETTES

Possess an individuality and distinction that never fails to charm.

This Advertisezient in Isanied by British-American Tolsoro Co. (Dhjus), Ltd.

DOCTORS' SECRETS.

CONFIDENCES OF PATIENTS.

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interests of the public and the half the cases they attend. Women, profession. The council felt that to be declared, would be the greatest member the power to command the pub into the hands of an individual suffererega peak pl

Dr. B. F. Thomas, of London, exid fall support of all the forces of the that the Lord Chancellor had issued "Professional Secrets," a matter of association was much more than could a memorandam contending that no outstanding interest to the general properly and exfely be done. The special privilege existed in the matter, public, was discussed at the first polioy now recommended represented and that the law must stand. "If session of the British Medical Asso- the utmost limit to which the asscoin- that is the policy of the Cabinet,” ciation's pinetieth annual congress,tion ought to pledge itself in advance declared Dr. Thomas, "we must stand held in Glasgow in mail week, and a before knowing the actual circumist on our own feet. policy was laid down as to future ances of a particular case. It reserved Mr. Douglas, of Cupar Fife, said action in support of doctors who to the council the right to decide they were not fighting the battle of refuse to divulge in the witness-box whether refusal to divulge information the profession in this matter, but the the confidences communicated to was justified, or not. Dr. Langdon battle of the patients and of the public. them by their patients in the privacy Down intimated that the support Dr. Bristows, of Bristol, said their of their consulting rooms. Dr. B. which the council proposed to give to present position was that if a patient Wallace Herry, of Leicester, presided. any doctor whose refusal to tell was came saying, "I want to tell you all," The greater part of the afternoon deemed justified would take the they might as well say, "Yes, you was devoted to a keen debate on the following form:

may say it but it may be used in question, which has been summarized

evidence againt you." (A Member: in the sentence, "Should doctors tell?”

"No.") Dr. R. Langdon Down, of Hampton Wick, Middlesex, introduced the Bub ject as chairman of the Central Ethical Committes. He moved the following recommendation by the council:

(a) Arrangements to be made by the local division of the association for the carrying on of such doctor's. practice; fondat

(b) The organisation of public opinion through the Fress, Houses of Parliament, &c. i

By an overwhelming majority last year's resolution was rescinded, and the recommendation adopted.

The discussion continued on the question of becuring “special. con- (0) Legal advics to be provided sidotation" from the Courts, and re- by the association.

salted in the passing of a further re- of commandation by the council, prefired by the words of an amendment from the Kensington division, the combin- ed resolution reading:

That it be the policy of the ss50

Dr. MoGregor Robertson, ciation to support in every way possible any member of the British Glasgow, said that either the associs- Medical Association within the United tion had to maintain that the medical Kingdom who, in the opinion of this profession had a privilege similar to council or the Central Ethical Comthe privilege of solicitors and clergy.

That, as in the opinion of this mittee soting on behalf of the coaned, men, or it could do nothing. He pro- meeting it is an essential principle of after: due consideration of the tested that the solution proposed by medical conduct that information ab circumstances, is deemed to have the council was an evasion of a clear, tained in connection with the treat becas justified in refusing to disclose well-defined tasue, as laid down in ment of patients should not be divulg any information be way have ob last year's resolution. What would ed without the consent of the patient tained in the exercite of his pro happen if a medical man in the wit concerned, the proper preservation of fessional duties.

*****ness box declined to answer a question profanional secrecy necessitates a Dr. Langdon Down explained that on the ground of the confidence placed measure of special consideration being this recommendation was in substitu- in bim in the consulting room He recognised for medical witnesses in tion for last year's resolution at New. might be committed for contempt of courts of law above and beyond what castle, which he now saked the reconsidered to bave purged his

Ccort and held in prison until he was is accorded to the ordinary witares. presentative body to rescind. That

On the question being raised as to revolution was:

offence." The council or the General what was to be the procedure in the Tust the association ne all its Ethical Committee would then be case of the certification of lunatics, swer to support a member of the called upon to consider, his case, the following words were added to the sociation who refuses to divulge Three mor the might elapse before it foregoing resolution'"'Bave to pro- without the patient's consent inform was decided to "support" the man, vent grave injury be injustice to ilie ation obtained in the exercise of his Meantime he was languishing in State, the atient, or other members professional duties except where it is prison,

of the community.". alreadly provided by Act of ParliaDr. Robertson quoted a case in ment that he must do so..

which a Court had held that a clergy As was pointed out, bowever, in the man was not required to divulge report of the council, A literal inter. information obtained in confidential pretation of that resolution seemed to communications from the penitent. all determined to stick to their guns promise that the association would The same relationship should be support any member who chose to established between the medical man disobey an order of the Court that he and the patient. should divulge information which he

Dr. E. B. Turnier said that when ha bad relosed to divulge confidential in- formation in the witness box the ques- tion had not been pressed, If they

ons as two of Thors might have to sample skilly,' bat there would not béimany more, bluetS A

The council was instructed to con- thought he ought not to divnlge. To Dr. James Blewart, of Lambath, sider the proposed scheme for modifi- hold out this prospect, said Dr. Lang- said the medical profession had aled notification of venereal disease. don Down; would, in the opinion of ways regarded Telecy as a scred

A FACEED DUTY,

duty, and they should act themselves

rainst spy.ides getting abrord that

Chi-Chronio, DiazThosa,

the condeil, be to accepts wider test ponsibility than the association would Funder present circumstances, be justi there was going to be any relaxation Are you kubiect to attacks of disre Bed în amuming_The most the of the conditions saskan får bad-kre hoes 1. Keep Awolsely finid down kom, faurociation could fairly be expected blween them and their patients of your diet and take

days rost Ibed fapomiblay, bo, careful hamberlain's to do was to support a member who. If people got the idea that they should." Seling and Dian

medy: This took opan-silitude which the associtell their doctors as little as possible variboon that pay

medicine has

chronie ation, after due consideration, was of the doctors would not have the means |awi-in,will care. opisión" was true, and insile 'beit

Fiala by all tanding and being of nce to Chemiata and biorel

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THE BAGLE GARAGE Telephone Kowloon Bl, th

27 Canton Road, Branch Gumage 140, Temple Street, Taumati.. Motor skin for sale and repair. Accesories, Lyze and are parts supplied,

HONO VICE OREE Manager.

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PALACE HOTEL ROWLOO

Recently renovated and refurnished, electris light and fans throughout and entirely under new managemank. Caitine under the personal supervision of the proprietor, Bar and Billiard Rocsi - Farmas moderata. Special Sermo de fantiles on application to

Telephone K. 3. Telegraphio Add.: "PALAOK"

HOTEL

J. EL OXBERRY, Proprietor.

“ASIA'

WEST BUND, CANTON.

Leading Hotel in South China.

Roof Garden. Hairdressing

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First class Accommodation. Electric Lighte, Fans end Elevators.

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