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LAMMERT BROS.

A D'UTIONEERS, ÅFFRAINERS AND SURVEYORS, -Public Auctions-

14▼ 5indersigned bara received (uatrus.

tions to tell by Pabíls Availon.

ON

FRIDAY, October 6, 1992,

at 12 o'clock (noon) their Sales Rooms, Daddell Street, (Par Account of the Concerned).

The Steamship

"CHOYSANG"

(with all gear and equipment) sa che now lies on Fort Island (uenr Sentow)

Terms: Cash on fall of hammer when steamer will be at purchaser's rink and account. Buyers will be re- quired to furnish an undertaking that Fessel will be broken vp

For further particulare apply to

LAMMERT EROS., Auctioncom. Hongkong, September 22, 1999,

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SATURDAY, Cotober 7, 1922,

commencing 1

nt No. 23 Godown of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown" "Co., Ltd, :

Kowlcon.

cases Sewing Machines

I caso Electric Lamps

Dynamo

1 packages Old Nws Paper

1 cast Wine

Torms --Cash on delivery.

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LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers,

IN

WEDNESDAY, Cotober 11, 1922,

sommencing at 5.16 p.m.

at their Sales Raoras, Duddel! Street.

A Valuable Collection of about 1,600 Stamps

meally Great Britain, longkong and

high value Colcnials

NO RUBBISH and

NO NEW EUROPE.

On view from Saturday the 7th. inst.

Catalogues will be issued.

Terme-Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneer.

Bongkong, October 4, 1922.

WHISKY MENS RUSH.

ESCAPE FROM LINER UNDER

FIRE.

Under the noses of 100 Customs in- spectats and pier polico six men went on board the White Star Liner "Homeric on her arrival in dock at New York from Southampton and During the examination of the luggage of passengers loaded themselves with whisky in bottles. Returning to the dock, they escaped in a motor-boat.

The men were threading their way among the throng of passengers and stacks of luggage on the pier, when the Customa guard saw the nicks of two bottles protruding from the pockets on one of the party, each of whom was carrying a package in either hand.

The guard challenged, whereupon the men ran to the waiting motor. boat at the end of the pier and jumped iu.

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As the passer gers scattered at the sound of the Customs men's revolvers, the smugglers saved their bands de risively and disappeared among the slipping in the river. A bail of bul lets followed them.

The authorities estimate that the men got away with a dozen bott'es each.

HOW IS YOUR APPETITE?:

Signs You Should Watch For.

Luse of appetite, distress of er eating, shortness LE Freath, a feling, of utter ,weatness--these acu syöìptoms that are familiar to not sufletes from stemnel trouble. The ten a mutlul if treating ditordors of this kind does not sim to do the work of the tomach. but builds op the weikinet organs so that they can daths work that tnturo.i tendeds

INTIMATIONS

WE HAVE

GHEAT VARIETIES OF USED & UNUSED

POSTAGE STAMPS

SINGLE, SETS, PACKETS, BAGS

AND

ON APPROVAL BOOKS.

FOR COLLECTIONS,

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Hongkong.

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AN ANCIENT BOAT.

DISCOVERY OF INTERESTING RELIC

SOUND POWER.

A MOTOR DRIVEN BY A

TUNING FORK.

Mr. W. H. E. Neil, of tho A little motor has been made by a F. M. 8. Barvoy Department, Canadian L. R. Macdonald, of Mon- writes to a Straita paper I am treal, which is driven by sound. The sending you a description of an power of harmonio vibrations has been apparently very old boat which I discovered at Pontian, Pahang, on

known for ages. A tuning fork or September 11,

[violia string, barmonising exactly with The remains are situated on the vibration pitch of a delicate glass may loft of the Pontian River, going up shatter it to pieces. It has even been stream, about one mila distant from quite seriously argued that when the the Kuala. The lie of the boat is at walls of Jericho fell before the shouts right angles to the course of the

river, and at all times half of it is of the Teraelites and the noise of their entirely under water. The other trumpets, it was the erúnd vibra- half i covered by cand and watertions that set the walls vibrating at high tide, but at low tide

tottered until they

and coll- the outline of the bull may be ecen peeping above the sand, exposing the apsed. But Mr. Macdonald seems wood to a depth of about 9 inches to be the first to put sound in in places. This balf measures harness and make it do useful work. His invention, he says, was born out

18 ft. wide and 24 . in length. The most interesting feature of the

Cap. & Mra Silvares boat is its construction. Sight ez. of a discovery made while repeating a

Mr Knud Hecksher Mr J. Ross with

Mr Gr. S. Hotelisson Mes E. Sperko

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Mr J. E Josephi

Mrs Judo

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Mr Gileon

cavation has shown that planks form-familiar experiment in physics, called ing the hull are tied by (Malay—jjok)}"Melde's Experiment." In this a fibre to a wooden frame. Every 17 string running horizontally over a is. penjections oceur in the planks

(cut from the wood like the Malay pulley is attached at one end to a "Dug.cat) bearing hates through weight and the other to a tuning fork. which the fibre is threaded and then As the fork vibrates, the string, tied to the struts of the frame. These instead of moving to and fro over the struts cecor in pairs and synchroniees pulley, as might be expected, vibrates with the holes in the projections. up and down with a whipping motion. The projections from the upper planks Against the vibrating spring Mr. Mrs Innghammer & overlay the lower planks at the join, Macdonald put a wooden spool free to

and the planks are pulled together by laces of fibre each side of the projec rotate on its axle. The wheel rotated tions.

rapidly. 83, in the simplest possible the tiny reciprocating motions of the tuning fork were converted into conticuous rotary motion.

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Allen

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Ashton

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Biqueland

This setam occurred to the depth of four planks which were exposed by

excavation.

mauser,

The boat's chief cargo seems to have been pottery resembling in siza and shape the "Shanghai Jar." In Mr. Macdonald then had only to the exposed half the sand simply arrange for the tubing fork to be kept abounds with broken pieces of this constantly vibrating with an electro pottery making excavation difficult. magnet and an alternating current How a craft of this size came to and his motor was born. In the rest at this point of the River is a perfected design the fork is replaced theme for conjecture, At the present by a member of laminated iron, time the larger fishing vessels anchor pivoted above an electro magnet with in the Kuala, and no bost of any size the free end held between two cuil ventures as far as the scene of these springs. The vibrations are made to remains, the river being shallow.

synchronise with the alternations of Malay inhabitants of Pontian say the current passing through the that the hoat becama exposed about magnet, each alternation, of course, two years ago. Some of the older altering the polarity of the magnet, ones are also convinced that ten or and repelling and attracting the iron ffteen years previously the bank of in turn. From the free end of the the river covered this spot, and trees iron a web belt passes over a pulley; were growing there, but has since fal which is rotated as the spool was in len away revealing these reinsins.

If the history of the boat can be accarately determined it may throw some light on the change which has taken place in the formation of this part of the East Const.

In order to gain more accurate knowledge of the bistory of this boat and its former occupants, excavation on a large scale is necessary. With this idea in view I bare reported the discovery to the Director of Museums.

the inventor's variation of Melde's experiment: The pulley shaft does not reach any high speed of rotation, but it has been made to give energy up to one horse-power, and the mechanical efficiency of the motor is an ́d to be high.--Everyday Science.

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