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LAMMERT BROS.

AVOTIONRERE, AFFRASSIZE.

AND SURVEYORE

– Public Auctions-

PUBLIC AUCTION.

LIE Undersigned, divo poumran, iMP? FRO•

ilona be all by Publià £fstion.

THURSDAY, 28th August, 1824.. at 3 o'clock p...

at their Bales Room, Duddell Street, The inabis Building' Land

sitante om

Victoria Road in the Colony of Blangkong

(adjoining Villa Miramore) and known as

Rural Building Lot No. 917. For further particulara, and conditions apply to the undersigned.

LAMMERT BROS.

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HONGKONG HOTEL

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August 10.

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полакона.

Tel. Central No. 282,

Cheavins Filters

and

High Pressure

Filters Available

From Stock.

Tel. C. 269.

JUST RECEIVED

Grand Assortment of:

POSTAGE STAMP ALBUMS

From 60 cents to $50 each. 289 Albumis. in Stock

GRACA & CO.,

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

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P. & O. Box 620.

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Japanese Hand Made)--

"Every kind of FootweRT,

MADE TO ORDER..

CHERRY & CO..

.8, D'AGUILAT STREET,

Opposite Karamsily co Telephone Central Xɔ, 491)

Hoogkong, March 80, 1914.

WHY BUY FOREIGN MADE SUITCASES

When we sell Shanghal Manufactured Suitcases?

They are Cheaper and More Durable.

CHAO CHEUNG TRUNK CO.

(Oppoelka Kaumaki Farry, Peaya)

ASAHI BRER

DAS NIPPON

PLSENER BEER!

GRAND PRIZED

ASAH

BEER

THE CHINA MAIT

Through the Looking Glass-

MASHUMS

"Three Castles".

Cigarcites

WDGHOW IS Bristol & Landon

· ODDS AND ENDS.

MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT.

Special Benediction.

The Pope has addressed a letter to Cardinal Bourne on the occasion of the seventh centenary of the entrance of the Franciscans into England. The Pontiff recalls the work accomplished by the Franciscans in England, and sends a special benediction to the thee Franciscan communities in England.

Lost And Found.

Thieves broke into the Ascot residence of Lady Roberts. on July 3, and stole some silver trinkets, the property of Mrs. Vivian, who

ner, and a sword and sheath that were presented to the late Lord Roberts by Eton College after the Afghan Campaign. The next afternoon one of the gardeners found the sword hidden in the

Wiese ber said the Snight as

HAT does it matter where mij, pody

Bad "Stout Men.”

Alice dragged him out by the feet. my mind goes on working just the ser in fact, the mome 'head downwards "I" Artu. the more I keep on inventing, thing

Now the cleverest thing ever did he wa on was to originate the idea of smoking a "The Castle's between the soup and the fiabi

That was a good thing to invent; certain! sód Abec "What que did you invent **

Smoking em between the fish and, the spince chuckled the Knight, "and then smaking em again between the entree and the pudding" "In fact, The went in "invant an excuse for,

smoking a "Three Castles' whenever cat

"Three

Castles"

CIGARETTES

steamer.

In a statement issued to the

WEDNNIDAY: AUGUST (18+ 1,924

Tel. Kowloon No. 3

THE

HONGKONG.

HONGKONG HOTEL, REPULSE BAY HOTEL:

PEAK HOTEL. Talegraphic Address: “EḤEMLIN, HONGKONG.” AND

SHANGHAI

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL; PALACE HOTEL; GRAND HOTEL KALEE; MAJESTIC HOTEL, Tulagraphic Address: "CENTRAL, SHANGHAL."?

HOTELS, LIMITED.

In'amaciation with the Grand Hotal:

das Wagons Llis, Ltd., Paking,

PALACE HOTEL

Tel. Addres *Palace"

(Three minutes from Kowloon Ferry Wharf & Railway Station.) Entirely under English Management. Blogeris Light and Fans Throughout Every Room with Private Bith. Lounge Bar & Billiard Rooms. Unrivalled Ovialna under the personal supervision of the Proprietor. moderate special terms to families na application to

J. H. OXBERRY, Proprietor.

Owing to the lack of It is almost typical in Japan in evidence with regard to the signals given by the Japanese ship, the the hot season that complaints are Court was not in a position to made before the police, mostly by judge whether mistakes had also. young housewives, of-their-being been made by the Japanese- scared in bed by the nocturnal captain. intrusion of "stout" men. Recent Irish Boundary. ly instances of this sort have been reported in the Japanese papers Press early in July, Mr. Justice very often, but in most cases Feetham, Chairman-Designate of intruders made a rimble escape the Irish Boundary Commission, Stout men ought to have their says that President Cosgrave and o girth reduced in prison if they Sir James Craig are giving him frighten ladies in this way.

opportunities of informal discus Quilted Coats.

sion for the purpose of seeing whether an agreed settlement can Any such discussion position taken hy either Govern be reached. is entirely without prejudice to the

ment in reference to the Commis Englishwomen know these quilts ston. They have also concurred

Paris is made out of a grand The very latest summer coat in mother's quilted bed-mat.

is renting the house for the sum-quite well and have hated them in his proposal that he should in country homes as part of make a private tour on either side weighty bedclothes. They are of the border in order to familiarise of two or three thicknesses of hintself with the economic and cotton material kept in place by geographic conditions. He ex hand-stitching across and across. presses the hope that mean while Old-fashioned cretonne, thinner members of the public and the and softer than that of to-day, is Press will abstain so far as possible being used in Paris, and the old fashioned colours-a sober yellow, lavender, pink, and green, The flowers on it. plain ground has tiny sprigs of

bushes on the estate about 400ft. from the house. The police have no clue to the thieves, Chinese In Russia.

The Government has sent a note to Ambassador Karakhan, accord- ing to the Chinese papers asking him to take measures to prevent the annoyance of Chinese in Rus shan cities and trade centres.

The coats

are made quite straight, three-quarter length, with plain sleeves set right in and a simple collar. There is no orna- mentation

the question involved in Article from controversial comment on 12 of the Treaty.

Bishop And Team Work.

The Bishop of Winchester, dis- at St. John's tributing prizes School, Leatherhead, on July 4 said that it was a famous, school, which drew most of its boys from the homes of the clergy: It was Many Chinese have complained

to the sons of the clergy that the The modern alternative to the nation owed as

much as, and that they were heavily taxed and were asked to join the Russian old-fashioned quilted coat is one possibly even more, than any other army. Now that diplomatic rela- in brilliant cretonne outlined or section of the community. In "Dictionary of National tions have been re-established the bound with plain material. A very the

smart coat shown in Paris has an Blography containing the nanies Chinese contend that these annoy-orange ground with a design in ances should be stopped.

black and green, purple, and One Bud Bel!

deeper orange.

of men and women who had made Britain great, over 50 per cent, were from the boines of clergy and ministers within these islands. Therefore, a school whien made so Splendid in attempt to give them the best possible education deserved the gratitude

not

Не

A 19-year-old Tokio boy whoTokofuku Maru" Lassi returned to Japan from Shanghai

The Hamburg Maritime Court under orders of the Japanese Con- sulate last week, came to China has delivered judgment in the some, months ago, dreaming of matter of the loss of the Japanese only of the Church but also of steamer "Tokofuku Maru," belong the nation. In distributing those fortunes to be made by betting on ing to the Kokusai Kisen Kabu prizes that afternoon he hoped it race horses, with a satchel con- taining more than Y.20,000 which shiki Kaisha, of Kobe, which was was an indication that the boys he had stolen from his father, a rammed and sunk by the German were going to do some thinking, wealthy

steamer "Heimdal,” of the Frigga | which was very necessary if they Yokohama merchant. Fortune favoured the youth for a Co., Hamburg, in the English were to do any good in the world. while and he won whenever he Channel, not far from Dungeness, Rapid changes were taking place in the world, and it was futile wagered, and at the end of several on March 25, 1924. days he had increased the money. The Commissioner of the Reich, making these changes unless they

were properly thought out. He decided to in summing up the evidence, said also wanted the boys to realise almost tenfold. 'chance all his winnings in one bet, that the collision was due to the that there was something else to and fortune failed him.

fact that the captain of the learn at school besides text books "Heimdal" had failed to observe arid mathematics, and that was to Banking Machine.

the legal regulations with regard play the game not for everyone A banking machine, which sorts to the speed of ships in foggy wen- to fight for his own end and his and counts the money and rings a thor, and that he had not stopped own advantage, but to realise that little bell of warning as soon as an his ongines on hearing the fog the greatest thing in the world necount is overdrawn, is one of the signals of the approaching was team work, and that only features of the branch of Lloyds steamer. In spite of the fog the through team work would they Bank at the British Empire Ex-"Heimdal" had continued her leave the world better than they hibition. There are also two other course at too high's speed. Also Interesting machines. When the the German captain had made the official takes his last half-crown at mistake of putting his helm to.

Their Second Summer "the" night to scoops his takings into a starboard, thus making a collision

Hardest bucket and empties this into a Inevitable, as the courses of the

-Toothing and het weather make their machine which sorts the honey two ships could not but interestscond surtzer a trying time for little into the various den "ons. each other.

onos. Senimar aisorder of stomach and

Y UNITED, TOKYO, JAPANE

LAGER-BEER

SPECULLY BREWED

FOR

EXPORT

COMPAN

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MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA.

found it.

and delivers it at the wint end The Court found the captain of bowels and infanti'e cholers may be packed in bags. All the accounts the "Heimdal" to blame for the quickly controlled and suffering relieved by Chamberwin's Colic and. Diareboss at this branch are kept on curds, accident in that he had altered his Remedy: Easy to take in a little, sweet- and all adding and subtracting course before ascertaining the joped water. Always relieves. For sala entries are made by machinery. position

of the approaching everywhere-

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Telephone Central 170.

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fitted throughout with Modern Sanitation.

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