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LAMMERT BROS. . E. WARREN & CO., LTD

AUCTIONEERÀ. ÄPPRAISERE

AND SURYATaik

--Public Auctiona...

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100

FRIDAY, 1st August, 1924, -..

at 11 o'clock a.m.

it their Bales Rooms, Duddell Street. (for account of the concerned!

103, Bales Ponchos (Waterproof)

Form-Cash on delivery,

LAMMERT BROS." Auctioneert

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Joly $7.

Mr H. Algood Mr J. A. Gordon

Mr G. W. Aderson Leak

Dr J. W. Anderson Miss O. V. Lee Mr H, C. Anderson Miss 0. V. Leb Mr and Bra V.Ma S. P. Leigh

Baldwin Mr R

Behrend

C.

14

Mre .. Liddell W. Miss H. Lillio Birs K. Lucht Mr R. J. Birbeek Mr A. Malocha Mr L. J. BlackburnMr F. Mason

Mr Pierre Blazey

Mr & Mrs Bogliano

Mr & Mrs W, of.

Matthews

Mr W. H. Boards

Baron A. Brand

Mr W. H. Coko

Mr DG. Ma Voan

Mire E. Middlehirst

Mr C. H. Montagus

Miss M. 8. Oumming Mr R, S. 400:0

Bra D. H. Darius Mr. M. Davies

"Mr J L. Darand

Miss Kcoles Mr & Mra S. En

and 3 children

Mr A. Floquet

Mr A. Frigerio

Mr V. Goulburn

PT R. E. Gul

drs J.W. F. Muider. MrG.E Musitaon Mra Olliver

bir & Mrs L. Park or eryMr and Mrs R. J.

W. Partons. Mr & Mrs Pea:man Mr A. . Pederson Mr F. E. PennDyer Mrs Gabrillo Porzat

M., R. Gillespie & Children MR. G Gootele Mr M. J. Quint

M: A. J. M. Gomentir E. &. Redskog Mr & Mr J. Gould Mr A, H. Rome

Mr M. Haizer

Mr F. Sohwenke

Mr J. Noott Harston Mr B. C. Sewor

Mr E. Haussamsän Mr F. Sosno

M: FJ. Van Beckera W. E. Sparkes M: W. 1. G. Mr H. Turnuli

Henderson

Mr B. A. Wadmon

Mr J.D. Humphreys Mr and Mrs J. Mr J. E. Joseph Waits

Mr. K. Lamb Mr J. Wedlake

Mr & Mra 9.

Langaton

Mr and Mr Lauriston

H.Mr P. A. Wood

Mr E. G. Woodger 0.Mr J. F. Wright

Mr & Mry 0. Wyas Mr D. Zang

RIPULAN BAT KOTIL.

Mr & Mrs M. BayerM; and Kira Nalango Mr & Mrs. O'Bitzer Mr Nolasco Mist Blir

children

and

Mr R. Fradell Mr J. N. Parker Mr. A. Broastedt Mr J. A. Rabbit Mrs H. D. BrowneMiss Roberts

and child

Mr. & Mt R. A.

Mr and Mre, W. H. Rodgers, nurie &

Qalo

children Mr and Mrs I. H.Mr O. B. Shank

Geare & daughter Mr Abrele

Mr P. 8. Hodgson r D. G. Steart

Mr and Mrs J. H.

Mr and Mrs H.

Jackman

Mr & Mrs R. Lund

Mr G. H. Lynott

Mr Battbrows

Taggart

Mr. Walk

frs E. Walls

Mr N. L. WesNOT

· MrT. A. McGes Hay, and Mr A.

Mr & Mrs Melalo h Weissenbruch

PEAK HOTEL.

July 25.

Mr W. Armstrong Mr W. A. Jordan

Mr and Mrs

1 Arthur

Misa E. R. Bailey

MR. K. Barnett

A. Mr M. F. Key

Mr and Mrs E R.

Kill

Mr & Mrs A. Lane

Mr N. Bercovitz Mr K. Larson Mr. Benjamin Mr G-.D. Leys. Capt. B. BonnettMr J. D.Lloyd MR. R. O. Bird, Mr D. Lloyd

"Mr J. W. Bodgar Mr. Lovel

Mr C. J, Rowkersir and Mrs Mr T. Bramele

Legan

W.

Mr M. J. Breen Mr and Mrs A. N.

Miss A. H. Brozoan · Lussy

Col C. Rnaselt Mrs McAinsh

Mi

Biowa

Mr C. M. McDonald

P. W, Brown

Mr E. E. Mimmick

Misi O. E. Clarke

Mr Ji L. Nooreman

Mr-T. 8. Bustard Me D. D, Manton

Mr EL. Cleland

Mr W, Agden

MJR-Collis Mr & Miss M. D.

5r 1. H. Cormack Part

Mias ... Cotton. Hr A. M. Paul

Mr and Mrs O. W.Mr A. B. Pana

Darch

Mr F. A. Parry

Lt. Col. R. &. Dab-Major and Mrs FE

bia

Phillip

Mr and Mrs J.Me W. E. Roberts

Descan

Mr W. E Dye

Misr A. B. Dyar Mr and Sira

Eustace

Mr and

Fitzroy

Mr A. Forbes.

Mr C. C. Rohorta LE-Col. 'Mrs O.

Sandere

. A.Mr In G. Scott

Me R. P. Shaw

g.Dr JL Bbellsbear

Dr A. W. Bhaveltos

Capt. & Mrs Skinner

Lt. E. C. Fradarisk Mr. W. F. Simmons

Mr and Mra W. D.Mre and Miss' stun-

Goodfellow

bings

Mr and Mrs J. H.Mr. F. L. Stardoe Mr and Mrs P. .

Gordon

My and Mrs B. A. Suckling

Hale

Capt. Ball 4:

Mr and Mrs.

Bancook

Mies Thwaites-

Nên TP. Thom Ba

J.Mr &: W. Takle

Lt. Col. and Mri E,

Miss M. Hautin Travelyan

Me and Mrs W. J. Mr E. Der Vosux

Hawker

Gapet. . F. Walkör

Mr J. B. Hawker Dipt. W. C. Weston

Mr G. Honkworth Mas O.; Willmott

Mrs R. D. Hilliard Mr. B. L.

Mr T. Horuby Wiston

Beton.

Mr H. Howell Kr G. C. Worall

Miss O. C. Jenkins

PALACE HOTEL.

June 2

EP W. A. Bennati Mr. Hồi đó do Đi

Capf. T. L. Brown Vi Moore.

Mr. B. 8. Corko Me D. Reith

Mr 18. Cof

Mr W. 8. Oaf

Mr and Mrs

Göldenborg

Me J. Jack

.:

Mr & MeDonald

Mr W. Boas

Mr. Smith

H.Capt L W. Smith

Mrs C. Stringsë' da

child

Mes Talla

Mr J. MuPortland Mr H. Wilson.

No time to hunt for a doctor or drug store when suddenly erized with agoniz jag intestinal cramps, deadly based and proefretiny diarrhenumber laina Colin and DiamBoba Bamedy gives Tarikht warinth, comfort and so from

Other: no Wyndham Stren's

помокона,

Tel. Central No. 9615..

Cheavins Filters

and

High Pressure Filters Available

From Stock.

Tel: C. 269.

JUST RECEIVED

Grand Assortment of" POSTAGE STÁMP ALBUMS

From 60 cents to $50 each. "289 Albums in Stock.

GRACA & CO.,

Dealers in Postage Stamps, Philatelic Goods, Garden Seeds, Pictorial Postcards, Toys, &c.

No. 10, Wyndham Street, Hongkong.

P. & O. Box 620.

SHOEMAKERS. Japanese Hand Made)

Every kind of Footwear. MADE TO ORDER.

CHERRY & 00,

8, D'AQUILAR STREET,

Opdalsi Kaystially a lo

„Talephens Coäkra Ko 491.

Hongkong, Marol 20, 1914.

WHY BUY FOREIGN MADE SUITCA ES

When we sell Shanghai Manufactured Suitcases ?

They are Cheaper and Mor Durable.

CHAO CHEUNG TRUNK CO.

(Opposite Xaumati Forry, Prays)

ASAHI BEER

PULSENER BEER

PRIZES

ASAHI

BEER

LAGER REL

SPECIALLY BREWED

COMPAN

MITSUÏ“BUSSAN KÄISHA.

ODDS AND ENDS.

THE CHINA MAIT

a letter from Mis Mary A. Carer, who is employed in one of the largest of the many collarthaking concerns, anclosing coples of the factory paper, The Arrow, devoted to the interests of the employees. The Writer, says: "We have a

$160,035 NECKLACE.

PEARLS THAT BELONGED

TO MME THIERS..

THURSDAY, JULY'S) 1924.

THE

HONGKONG

HONGKONG HOTEL, REPULSE BAY HOTEL:

PEAK HOTELDER BAG

·Telegraphia Address: "KREMLIN, HONGKONG.” AND

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL; · PALACE HOTEL;' GRAND HOTEL KALES; MAJESTIC HOTEL," " Talographia Address: “CENTRAL, SHÁNGHAI,”

Amid great excitement and pat many Scots people "attr factory, and in other shops as well after much eager bidding, the among them, being not only am fanious pearl necklace of the ployees but collar factory Louvre, once the property-of owners as well. We

have Mme. Thiers, wife of the first many other industries here as President of the Republic, was well as collar shops. Some of our leading merchants as well as pro-sold for £14,000, plus £19035 fessional men are Scottish, and State and city taxes, a total of one of our best ministers, now £160,035. dead, Hector Hail by name, came The sale took place in the vast directly from Scotland here. Our Galerie Denon, in the Louvre, leading surgeon is a Scotsman which was crowded with pro- We also have here very fine minent people, jewel, lovers and MH HE OR educational institutions, including

HOTELS,

LIMITED.

In association, with the Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, Ltd., Poking.

Tel Soloon PALACE HOTEL

Tel. Addraar " Palace"

(Three minutes from Kowloon Forry Wharf & Railway Station.). Entirely under English Management. Electris Light and Fans Throughout. Every Room with Private Bath, Lounge Bar & Billiard Rooms. Larivalled Otsing under the personal supervision of the Proprietor. Terms moderate special terms to families on application to

J. H. OXBERRY, Proprietor.

MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT:

England's Gold Standard,

Professor Gustaf Cassel writes in the (Stockholm). Svenka Dagladet on June 2t an article en titled England's return to gold coinage," in which he says that the | proposal of the Dawes Committee that Germany will be bound to place her money on the basis, of a good standard will result in England having to lead the way in the restoration gold coinage if the whole of the Dawes Report is accented by the Allies it means that England would have to force Germany, to return to a gold coinage, which England could scarcely do without having placed a world-famous engineering school experts, who came in motor-carsVEVER her own money on a gold basis, and the Emma Willard School for which parked along the entire Professor Cassel is of the opiniom Ritis, The Arrow," of which length of the Louvre. Bids of that England will have to return to several copies arrived, la sub-millions of francs were shouted or the gold standard before the stantial, illustrated magazine, on nodded from every part of the Dawes plan is definitely accepted. good paper, indicating a close room, Even the auctioneer seemed impressed by the formidable sums personal interest in all the mem- The Huth-a-Phone and Ceylon.

bers of the staff and containing to give to possess the necklace that so many persons were ready. A short time ago the Ceylon readable pages on factory concerns, Government received aninstru- hints for the home, humour, and

with its 145 pearls. nient called the Hush-a'Phone for light reading. purposes of carrying out ex- periments with it, and, if success- ful, adopting it all local telephones. Since its arrival, Mr. A. G. Tillekeratne, the Superin tendent of the Telegraphs and Telephones, has been carrying out а series of experiments. The Hush-a-Phone is an st- tachment to the ordinary mouth- plece of a pedestal telephone. Once the instrument is attached one has to speak into a small chamber, which is found in the attachment. For purpose of u demonstration, Mr. Tillekératne had the invention attached to his telephone and started a conversa. tion with the head of one of his departments, and the result was that the voice of the speaker was found somewhat distorted But that may have been due to defects which are remediable.

out

Old Boots & Confetti.

London

WHEN YOU CANNOT EAT Your Digestion Needs Tonic Treatinant. The Best Tonic for the Stomach and

At one moment the excitement was increased by a bid in a wo- mun's low, thịn voice. Everybody craned their necks to catch a glimpse of the bidder, whose pale face and grey hair were familiar to the merchants present: She is Mme. van Clees.

Bundreds of thousands of francs

| rolled up nimost second by second. The bidding rebounded to a couple of dirk-visaged men, in a line with the auctioneer, who from the first had looked with cool determination upon their rivals.

Eleven millions and a quarter, and the ivory hammer quivered. A man added a few thousands. From the centre came another last effort, but the two dark men capped the bids again!

There were a breathless pause, and then the hammer fell. The necklace was sold to M. Leon Hemsy and M. S. de Lopez, well known Paris jewel merchants,

divided between the

The money realised will be Louvre Muscum and two charitable organisations in equal parts.

When the three rows of pearls were originally, collected by Mme. Thiers and her sister more than 40 years ago, the necklace complete cost then about £9,000,

The.

was

historic necklace bequeathed by Mme. Thiers to the French nation. For many i

with the Crown jewels. years it has been keptat the Louvre

For The Whole System In DR. WILLIAMS' PINK PILIA When you cantat est, and food does An enterprising hawker in Lon-not tempt you, do not blaine the food. don has hit upon scheme from You are not hungry because you are which he hopes to make a 'regular not digesting your food properly. The income out of old boots and con- caure of weak digestion is stoniach weak fetti. He looked into the North digestive juices, lack of strengh in the nena due to a deficient secrétion of the register office to see nerves which control the stomach's whether any marriages were taking operation. and this impoverished blood. place and to find out when others in fact it is the poor condition of your would be celebrated. He carries blood which is primarily to, blame, be cause the regular fauétibuing of avers round with him a large green bag part of the body depends upon goid which contains a varied selection bloot. of-old-boots-and shoes. There he sells for a few pence to any of the normal healthy antivity the one and only Therefore to restore your direstign to wedding party to tie on the back speedy aurs method is through the blood. of the honeymoon motor car. If and for this purpose nothing can possibly confetti is desired he can supply a

bo-batter than a course of Dr. Williams few boxes for a nominal charge. Hink Pills for le People. the Bloo1 "I am going to make a regular of your youth has pujoyed a world wide and Nerve Tool which, since the days round all over London, he said. reputation. Dri Williams Pink Pills Marriages are always taking rapidly purify and enrich the blood, they place, and the one thing usually make new, rich, red bipod at every dose. forgotten is an old boot or shoe for thus zot only revitalizing the stomach gook luck. The wedding panya eliminating the causes of nervous life of the people.

and nerves and restoring "digestion, bu don't mind giving sixpence or a debility, rheumatises, sciatica, neuralgia Free Trader could offer any objec shilling for an old boot; they are as well as building up the system. if run-tion to the first four resolutions generous and happy after the down by over work, excesses. malaria, o ceremony."

the

adoption of the resolutions was

Mr. Baldwin, by whom moved on the previous day, dain- tained that some form of prefer. eneo was essential not alone to the trade of the country, but to the No orthodox

other causes, Dealers everywhere sell (which abolish certain duties and increase existing prefereuces), and The "Collar" City.

.Dr. Williams! Piok Pills or post-free,

$1.00 per hotele. $9/- for a bottles, from if the whole of the resolutions A recent reference in The the Dr. Williams Medicine Co., 0 were defeated the Government Weekly Scotsman to the Tray (New Kings Road, Shanghai.

would imperil the future of the York) collar industry has brought

Empire.

TYPHOID EPIDEMIC

Copy of advertisement in the local newspapers,

IT POURS OUT

USE

TYPHOID FEVER.

OWING TO the above mentioned

disease being unusually pré- valent in the Colony at present the Public is advised to boil all drinking water and will before use.

W. W; PEARSE. Medical Officer of Health. Hongkong, 21st July, 1924-07

italies are our own)

MILKMAID NATURAL MILK

REQUIRESE

NO BOILING

BECAUSE

IT'S STERILISED

ANB

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IN THETIN

CROBES

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL.

Telekraphic address "ASTOR"

Telephone Central 270.

13, Queen's Road Central.

A first class Hotel centrally located, large and airy rooms, completely renovated and refurnished. New Dining Room for Meals and la Carte. Excellent Cuisine. Monthly Tickets for Tiffins and Dinners. Under entirely new Management.

For further particulars apply to

M. A. VAZ, Manager,

LEGOMEZ FETE BU BILE NO

SOUTH CHINA RESTAURANT

CO., LTD.

CHINA BUILDING,

8th FLOOR

NOW OPEN.

The Finest Restaurant In Town

For Chinese Chow.

Afternoon Tea With The Finest Chinese Pastries Also Supplied..

Cold Drinks Of Every Description

btainable At All Times. Clubs Supplied At Short Notice.

Telephone 0..4882. OPEN DAILY FROM NOON TO MIDNIGHT.

THE HONGKONG GARAGE CO.

15 & 17 Queen's Road East (Opposite Daibutsu's) NEW CARS FOR SALE & HIRE Telephone C. 4006. Expert Repairers, Painters and Overhaulers.

Cushion and Seat Cover Manufacturers.

Top Rebuilders

Prompt Service at Moderate Prices, Tires and Accessories for Sale.

Managing Director, C. L. PUN.

J. H. TANG,

Secretary,

COMBINATION FILM SALES

DISTRIBUTORS OF

HIGH GRADE PHOTOPLAYS,

IMPORTERS & EXPORTER 3. No. 2, Queen's Road Central (Top Floor)

HONGKONG..

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