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THURSDAY, JANUARY

LAMMERT BROS.

À OCTIONNSAS, APPRAISERS

AND SURVEYOR

- Public Auctions

www

THE Underernist have received in

stnations from H. Sir Molen Fowler, O.M.O., to sell by Public Anation on

FRIDAY, 20th January 1925,

sommending at 2.30 p.m.

#4

at Headquarter House, Quantity

of Blackwood Furniture, Old Chimene Qurios and Pictures, eto.

including

Chinese Embroidery, Old English Prints, Old Chinese Clook with Chimes, E.P. Ware, Silver "Ware, Lacquered Ware, Cutlery, etc, etc...

Also

One Boudoir Grand Piano by *Bluthner"

Catalognes will be fasued.

Y

On View from Wednesday, the

28th January, 1925.

Terms: Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Anctioneers.

THE WATER SUPPLY.

Level and Storage of water in réservoirs

the let January, 1934 –

DIET AND HILL DISTRICT WATHE WOREJ LEVEL

#yah ft. ftin, Telow,

1625

urt. 101. Below overdow

1

©gytam Hyssaadi makta

2. Boli veerause 30. Beton overtion

Wyman inkarta galindo_1241, |

An Amerdown

Tytam Tuk

ROW

Mang Mai Charm. 15ft.)

overflow

| 18:2ên Hakow overdow

1. how more in, Balow arazdow

Patchulen, 71: 4in.

Above natu

sit, z'a, Below ovarlow

SPORLOF IN MILLJOME AND

OF

186.79

*YOR.CHE

Sylum Byrvanhemm

T

0.42

142.94

1.12.00

1,083,00

176

1240 40,174

1,812.9

1,660.84

Intermediate

Cossamples of water in the Oly

and Bil} Distelos in millions and decimali

of gallons during the month of December.

++34

Someth Erleted pupstation i Genenmynoni per hand

1912

185-82 A7,067

4

981;60 1. g

3

FOR SALE.

1925.

Postage Stamp Catalogues 1995 Edition from

Scott Stamp & Coin Co., Ltd at 4 Yvort, of Tollior Champion at $4 Stanley Gibbons (British

Empire) ti

1also

***

-

·STAMP "ALBUMS

$3.25

GRACA & CO., Dealors in Postage Stamps, Artistic Postcards, Toys, Garden Soeds, a. No. 10, Wyndham Street,, P.O. Box 620.

Hongkong.

SHOEMAKERS.

(Japaneso Hand Mado)

Every kind of Footware MADE TO ORDERS

CHERRY & 00.

6. D'AGUILAN SIERET,

Opposite Kaysmally di t Telephone Central No. 491

Hongkong, March 30, 1914,

止

TUNG

1. Jallama

Constant Bapply in all Rider Main Districts during December 1983.-

Intermittent Bapply in all Rider Main

Districts West of Eastern Street sad Full Supply in all Ridor Main Districts Erat

SANG

TAILOR

11A Peel Street

ALBE

EXPERT FITTERS

TAILORING

SERVICE

of Heston street during December 1924.HIGH CLASS

KOWLOOX WATER WOLIN LUNYAL

1221

Monsoon Oravita (,286, Vin Itelow 710, 30, Bolaw GƏ

OYOBOW

WYORAGE IN MILLIONS AND URTICALE 29 GALLONS

1034.

1995 Bowloon Qrevilekian

Holz. (20

82.73 Consumption of wage in Kowloon in miliona and decimals of guilons during the

month of Damber.

01,44

salodu

«Demenney Hon signa

71.34 gummated poyo.. 315,020 148.000

16.0

11.0 gan day............... m black Tail Supply in all districts during December 1993 and 1994.

The Government Analyst's recent re-, ports show tim? the quailty of the water;" În satisfactory.

10.

Total Hainfall to Bink, Rice, quizá h. 18.57 km.

H. T. ORAT.

Wator Authority.

Public Works Department.

NOTICE

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

AND"

BOOK BINDING DONE AT

THE CHINA MAIL OFFICE

!

BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY. Prospectases, Trade Circulars Programmes, Menus, sto..., eto, Artistically Árranged and Carefully Printed.

Clean Proofs and prompt delivery

E

guaranteed.

Sole

Agents:

MITSUI

BUSSAN

KAISHA.

WHY BUY FOREIGN MADE SUITCASES

Whan ›wo sell Shanghal Manufactured Suitcases?

They are Chapor-and- More Durable.

CHAO CHEUNG TRUNK CO. (Opposite Tauwonki Worry, Praya)

FOOK BUN FOR SALE..

Panama Hatz, Felt Hats, Straw Hats and all kinds of Hats, 'Hats Cleaned & SPECIALITY No. 80, Wellington Strost,

FOR REAL FINE MAJONG SETS MADE EF IVORY AND BONE.

SOLD AT Lowest Possible Prices

SUNG SAN CHAN, 140, Wallington Stroot.

Agont:

BUM JONG,

No. 1, Cha Wen Road, Shanghai,

ASAHI

BEER

THE CHINA MAIL.

WORLD

FOOTBALL.

SCOTTISH CUP DRAW,

(Reuter's Service)

...

GLASGOW, January 28, The following is the draw for! the second round of the Scottish cup to be played on the grounds of the first-named- teams on February 7. Kilmarnock Arbroath Hamilton

v. Hearts v. Clyde"

Academical

.V.

Celtic

Dykehead

Montrose Airdrie Partick Thistle Dundee Armadale Vale of Leven St. Miren Motherwell Royal Albert Falkirk, Raith Rovers

East Stirling.

shire N. Alloa.. *. Peeblos Rogers v. Rångers v. Queen's Park" v. Dundee United Y. Lochgelly v. Aberdeen v.:Solway Star v." Ayr United v. Arthurlie

v. Broxburn

v. Dumbarton v. Bo'ness or

Helensburgh.

ICE HOCKEY.

TIENTSIN

BEATS Tientsin made amends for their defeat by Poking when they de feared Peking at ice-hockey by four goals to two.

OF SPORT.

WORLD'S RECORD. NURMI'S LATEST FEAT.

(Rexter's American Service.) ህ..

New York, January 28. At Madison Square Garden, Nurmi won the three quarter mile race, defeating Joerny and three others in Sins, 3 4/5secs. This time is claimed to be a world re- cord.

American's Trio.

'New York, January 28. Wille Ritola won the 3 mile race; incidentally making what is claimed to be four world records, namely the 2 miles in 10mins. 33 2/baecs., the 21⁄2 miles in 11rains. 45 4/6secs, the 24 miles in 12mins. 57 4/5secs., and the three miles in 14mins. 4secs.

BILLIARDS.

CRICKET.

M.G.C. v. TASMANIA, »

Launceston, January 28. 'Cool, windy weather prevailed for the resumption of the match between the M.C.C, and Tasmania to-day. The wicket was a little soft after overnight rain. The attendance was small,

Tasmania scored 156 in the first innings. Kilner took five wickets for 35 runs.

Marylebone's second innings was declared when the score stood at 7 for 331. The principal scorers were Sandham (51), Bryan (46) and Gilligan and Hendren with 60 and 101 not out respectively. The partnership of, Gilligan and Hen dren; just after tea, added 109 in 36 minutes. Hendren's innings was chanceless."

Findlay took 4 wickets for 91 for Tasmania. ·.

In Tasmania's second innings the score stood at 2 wickets for 30 when stumps. were drawn.

SHAMEEN CHALLENGE CUP. Reuter..

At the Customs Club, Shameen, the return match for Com-. PEKING.missioner Edwardes's Challenge Cup was played between the Canton Club and the Customs. Club.. There was a" good attendance and the billiards was of quite a high order. It seemed, however, as if the Canton Club players found the Gustoms table trifle difficult, as they only won

Tientsin proved the faster team, and despite the changes, had good team work, puzzling the home

defence which was never 'very reliable. Scoring three goals in the first half, the visitors then rested on their laurels during a period in which Peking· scored",

twice, and went all cut for a draw. In the last few minutes of the match, however, Tientsin again scored.

A. H. Mackay, Peking's best player, received a severe injury in a collision with P. C. Grimes, a tip of a skate penetrating his leg. Mackay was taken to hospital.

BOXING.

SENSATION IN CALCUTTA.

"

a

one match.

The best game of the evening was between K. W. Power of the

Customs and A. T. Lay of the Canton Club. It resulted in a win for Mr. Lay by 6 points after having been some 25 behind. Mr. Power played an excellent game, as at one time he was 70 points in arrear. The scores are as follows:

GUSTOMS CLUB KW. Power F. T. Mathies J. S. Witchell

244 played 250

GOLF.

LENGTH AND ACCURACY.

The young golfers were comfort. themselves at the bar of a handy pub, after their long after 1:00n, and were talking about Brid's long drives.

"Drive said the old pro. in the corner, who had not previously "Well, I'm sayin" e spoken. can't. But along ball don't go for nothin'. It's accumey,

"Look 'ere now, jus' to show I don't say I you what I mean. could do it now, mind yer; I ain't so young as I was still, this is Now it was. I was settin' in this, very bar-some years ago now it 'ud be--game as I might be doin', now, an 'ad left me clubs outside in the 'ot stand on the way to the bar. In come the boots-'e's gone now an" growed up by this time- and sings oat, 'Oh, Mister Profea- sional that's me, you know-'öh, Mister Professional, there's a par 250 played been an gone an rm off with two o your sticks. Tock 'em out. o' the bag jest as I come down the stairs, an' rode off on a bicycle."

#

250

D. W. Nash

250

R. D. Patterson

250

I,244"

CANTON #CLUB.

204 220

225

205

1,104

A. T. Lay G. E. Kitching. Says the "Statesman"A keen. Bank disappointment was in store for C. E. Watson the crowd that gathered "at the C. C. Roberts

"I was put in the 'aji afore you Globe Opera House, Calcutta, où

could say 'trousers,' an found sure Friday last in the expectation of

enough that two o, my best ironi seeing Kid D'Silva try conclusions

'ad been sneaked from the bag. with Petty Officer Spiller, a light-

The Customs Club thus Increased

"Pullin out the driver (an' heavyweight who has been fighting their lead of 18 points by 140 they made drivers in ther days), in good company at Home. points and on the whole series of an snatchin' bali from my! Before the big fight was due, Mr. matches are the winners by 158 pocket, Iruns out into the road jest Albert E. Fleming, the prometer, points. The cup, therefore, passes announced that D'Silva had been to them for this year, and if they in time to see the back of a cyclist in the hall earlier in the evening, win it for the next two years in enveloped in a 'alo of dust, rapidly but had since disappeared. D'Silva, succession it will become their disappearin' into the middle dis tance. There wasn't a moment to Mr. Fleming stated, had expressed property for ever. "Canton his intention of fighting.

Sergeant George West, Calcutta

Times:

be lost. I jest tees up the ball on a bit o dirt in the road, takes one: look at the now almost invisible cycliat under 'oo's right" arm I

Police, was hurriedly sent for-hej “ was on duty at the time--and pluckily stepped into the breach opponent. D'Silva was fool-hardy could distinctly see the steel 'eada bnt was no match for the burly in the first place to promise to of my clubs twinklin' in the sun, Petty Officer, who played with a concede three stores in weight toan let drive.

"Straight un" true flew the ball: gallant opponent for two rounds a man of Spiller's experience. It

hundred the three

and at the end of which the referee was unfortunate, for the promoter, over

and. stopped the contest.

spectators

himself that seventy-three yaris I measured it D'Silva's action in withdrawing wisdom came so late in the day afterwards, gents--three hundred from the contest at the last When he stepped into the ring and seventy-three yards to an inch) moment placed the promoter in a Spiller looked the formidableo' wide white road, an catchin' difficult position, and disappointed customer he later proved to be at the thief clean in the middle of the those who were anxious to see the the expense of West, who was back, rolls im over."-"Sporting -boxer against such a redoubtable giving away a stone in weight Times."

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is Recommended

by DOCTORS NURSES and MOTHERS

throughout the Country MOREOVER IT IS ALL-BRITISH

Some Milk Foods are moċ— THEREFORE

For "Baby's Sake INSIST ON

COW & GATE

MILK FOOD

FOOD

BABIES

LOVE

IT!

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日期:

HONGKONG

HONGKONG HOTIL ÅREPULSH BAY" HOTELS FELI HOTEL.

Foligraphie. Eddres: " REMLIN, HONGKONG." AND

SHANGHAT

ASTON HOUSE HOTEL) . PALACE HOTEL, GRAMS HOTEL KALIE; MAJESTIC HOTELS Paladraphic Address: "CENTRAL, SHANGHAI,"

HOTELS,

LIMITED.

In association with the Grad Hotel don Wagona Látu, 'Lad., 'Poking.

1955, 350 FURUDURTS CHAR DU ÅSE AFL CONTI 1913 MELBAR TAX

Tal. Kowloon No. 1

Koos PALACE HOTEL

11

Tol. Addre "Palace"

(Three minutes from Kowloon Forry Wharf & Railway Station.) Antirely under English Management. Electric Light and Fans Throughout Every Room with Private Bath,”

Lounge Bar & Billard Rooms. Unrivalled Cuisine ander the personal supervision of the Proprietor. Torma moderate. Special terms to families on application' ta

J. H. OXBERRY, Proprietor.

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL.

Telegraphic address “ASTOR"

di

› Telephone Central 170 19, Queen's Road Central.. A frst 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 Dinnere. Under entirely new Management.

For further particulars apply to

"M. A. VAZ, Manage.

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 Obtainable At All Times. Clubs Supplied At Short Notice.;

7

Telephone 0. 4682.

OPEN DAILY FROM NOON TO MIDNIGHT.

KOHOHOHOHOHOHOHOI

AT THE

BRITISH EMPIRE EXHIBITION

PREBERYCH CHOICE SELECTED BEST YONG STEM GINGER THEE BIDE OF WITH CARE M.Y.SAN & CHEER - MASE IN ROKIKONG

ROYALTY

Tasted, Approved, and Ordered. Ginger, Manufactured by

M. Y. SAN & CO., LTD.

THIS 'FAMOUS "BEE" BRAND GINGER IS MOST RELIABLE FOR BOLD GOOD COLOUR, AND FUR- THERMORE IS MELLOW AND WELL PRESERVED.

SUKIYAKI HALL

IG BIG JUST OPENED

THY SUKIYAKI and TORINAEE CHOW. Best Food at the Cheapest Price.

Branch. Tel C. 1716, No. 1 Hau. Fun Line (Near Chinese Temple)

Queen's Road East, Wanchal.

CHITOSE HOTEL. ·

| CHIPTRAL.'LOJA YROSE'

TING EDWARD HOTEL

MASSAGE

A, Mr.SHIMIDŽU «

Mrs. HONDA No. 26, Wyndham Street.