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E. HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 221, 1901

THE

INTIMATION NOTICE.

The ANNUAL SESSION of HIS MAJESTY'S JUSTICES of the PEACE will be held in the JUSTIORS' Room, at the MAGISTEACY, on FRIDAY, the 15th day of November, A.D. 1901, --at 2.30 .., for the parposo of considering the undermentioned applications for Publican's and Adjunct Licences for the year 1901-1902-

Situation of House.

5 months.)

5 months.

3 years.

4 years.

5 months

10 years.

3 years.

6 months

13-years.

14 months.

No.

Name of Applicant

Whother before licensed.

Description of Liconco.

Sign of House.

Previous History in each Cuse.

Remarks.

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PERES E FEREE,owaaroor |

1 Joachim Gomes

Yas,

Publican's Licenco

The International Hotel

Nos. 318 & 320,Queen's Road Central.

Has held a licenes for about 33 years,

2 Taydor Silberman ......

The Globe Hotel

184

for

8 years.

JR

The Contral Hotel

240 & 214

for

21 years.

The Land Wo Live in Hotel

for

17

for

"

for

for

for

for

1:9

for

+7

for

Has held a license for about Has held a licence for about

2 years.

13 years.

I year.

Yee.

10

Mrs. Matilda Moore

Adjunct Leonce Publican's Licenca Adjanot Licence

No.

Fublican's

Licones

24 Hormasji Ruttonji..

Yes.

faz

"

6 years.

for

"

for for

2 years.

years. months

Has held u licones for about

1 mouth.

10

3 Jeans Samael Grasnstein.

Adolf Freiman

Mrs. Anneta Papier Hoinrich Varrelmanu

7 Mrs. Bather Oliver

8 Robert Walpole.....

Jas. Wm. Osborne

Hans Jortrum......

Luiz Manoel Lobo

12 Ismail Pilloy Madar

13 John Lacock

14 Harry Haynes...

Alexander Moir .......

36 Anne Melhush

Ricard J. Young

Willien Krater

Antonio Foussea

Anthony Milroy

Mrs. Letitia Pyle

George Hoggarth

The Colonial Hotel

The Westora Hotel

The Travellers' Hotel

The Praya East Hotel

The Kowloon Hotel

The German Taveru

The Stag Hotel

The Now Victoria Hotel

The Bay View Hotul

The Hongkong lotel

The Peak Hotal

The Criterion Hotel........ The Metropole Hotel The Rose, Shamrock

Thistle Hotel.

The Connaught House The Sailor Home..... Folham House..

The Waverley Hotel. Thomas Hotel The Queen's Botel

332 & 334

1 Jubile Street

10 & 92, Queen's Rd. West...

12 & 13, Queen Victoria Street

38 & 39, Prays East ........

Elgin Road, Kowloon

·

Nos, 266 & 268, Queen's Rd. Central..

9

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20, Shakiwan Road

21, 23, 24, & 31, Queen's Road

Central, & 1 & 3 Pador's Strect Rural ilding Lot No. 77, the Peak. Nos. 3 and 28, Pottinger Stecot No. 2. Shaukiwan Road.........

& Nos. 301 & 306, Quecu's Tid. Central.

No. 13, Queen's Road Central

No. 187A-Prayn West No. 29, Wyndham Street

No. 8. Leo Hong Street

No. 2. Quson's Road Central No. 30, Elgin Road, Kewloon

for Has never hold a licence before. Has held a beener for about

Has never hold a liesaco bofore.

Sleep for Skin-Tortured Babies

And Rest for

Tired Mothers

Magistracy. Hongkong, 2nd November, 1901.

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THE NEMESIS OF A KNIFE,

MARY

DY

LOVETT CAMERON (Author of "At a Moorish Window," ke).

(Continued.)

Very happy and cloan he felt when at last he was able to don them, and saw how well Emma had done her task: they positively looked rather the better for their immersion.

"Where are the things that were in my pockets !" he asked returning to the kitchen.

Over thers on the window sill, I took 'em ent, and wiped om first though," answered

Emma.

Bob looked carefully through his tremuros, xamining the new knife with special care, and was delighted to perceive that, thanks to Emma's careful wiping, it had lost little of its pristine brightness. It reminded him of soma thing else, and he looked about.

"There was a letter," he said. "Ob, was that a lattor ? I got out a bit of paper, but it was full of water and and and want to pieces in my fingers I throw it into the fire. I hope it don't matter."

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and I'll swear to take it straight to Chris this "He can write another letter easy enough, time."

it. He had once felt the same sort of twings at the persistont wailing of a mother bird. whose nest he had taken and young ones dis. secte, that Chris's face had given him to-day. Bob bated to feel like that, so he cocked his t in a jaunty way and picked up a stone to throw at a small bid on a twig, but do what be

He began to Lurze the

would he could not feel ja knife over and

over in his pocket. Some things that he had not cared to think about before would not be He had taken the driven from his mind now. knife, and not fullled the errand for which he had received it: that was pretty low down, espenly when the poor chap was perhaps dead, and the kicks which would have wiped out the old scores al set Bob's ossy conscience at rest

gould never be given. The Chris had been an arfully good sort lately; she hadn't taken any noting when he rattel" her, and had given hin pennies to fetch her up an evening paper from the station; for the first time it struck him why she had boome so anxions to see ono.

Perhaps there had been something that really mattered in that old letter! Alick might have. asked her to send him tobacco or chocolate er other things the newspapers mentioned as being “gratefully received by the soldiers on active

service, and which would be a comfort to the poor beggar lying wounded on the veldt

Bob felt a lump rise in his threet, and barst forth into the biggest caths he had ever heard used by the hippor-in of the Blackdown Yale hounds when they had lost scent. Mauntime be had wan lored up to a coppice on the brow of a low hill beyond the pond, thinking he would look at a mole-trap he had set there, when between the saplings he saw what seemed to be bundle of clothes. Going nearer he was astounded to see Chris crouched down on the dank grass, her face hidden in her arms, and her whole form shaken with sebs.

Bob's swagger suddenly left him, and he ran towards her feeling in his pocket as he ran

"There it is." he cried as he came close Take the beastly thing. I've never felt right since I had it. Yes, take it," he insistei, thrust ing it into her hand. "Old Suuffers gave it to te the day he went away and I was to give you s litter, but fell in the pond, and Emina tairnt it, and it's ne uss, I couldn't ever want to use it now he's woundel, and may be dead and buried in the veldt." Bob had the reldt much on his mind, not exactly knowing what it might be. Chris looked up.

Oh, Bob, did he write? And had to ge thinking I wouldn't answer And very likely be's dead and will never, never know-"

She sobbed afrosh, and Bah'a staicion gave way. He knelt beside his sister, and for a minute the boy and girl pressed their wet ohooks together and forgetting the affectations of

their position, and began to offer consolation. daily life, cried like the children they were.

Bob was the first to come back to a sense of

Perlaps he isn't dead, old girl; now look here, stop that a fellow can't see a woman

cry.

He fumbled in his pocket and, finding a very dirty handkerchief, mopped Chris's eyes and

He was both surprised and relieved that Alick was not lying in wait for him as ho had expected, either going or returning from school. When he got to the gates leading to the avenue on his way back, he passed a minute, looking checks. back along the road, but there was no sign of "See now nat you write him a letter, and Alick, and feeling that he had handsomely f'l go down to cld Pill-box's and find out the given him bis cbanco, he went in.

"Snuffers can't be so keen about Chris as he right address from the servants, and I'll post it. pretended, or he'd have been here to know if for you, and you can tell him exactly how it all there was an answer" was Bob's sago reflection. happened, I'll stand the racket. Don't think

of me." 3 Thereupon, with the light-mindedness of youth, he forgot all about the letter for the time. The next morning, as he neared the doctor's door, feeling that now the dreaded moment was really imminent, he saw the maid-servant with a pair of very red eyes, sanding, on the steps.

"Hallo, Batsy, has your young man gone out with his other gir: " cried rade Bob.

The girl, whose name was not Betsy, looked round scornfully, but sowing it was one of Kings' school the privilegel jestem of

boys, Sandrope, she answered:

"My young man indeed: It's nur Mr. Alick has gone to the war this morning, and who knows if we'll ever seo him again."

Chris stood up.

I know how one ought to address. I...I've found out that. I wanted to write before, only thinlting he had gore away without a word, didn't like te-but now, if he is only alive to get it Stay! I might wire. Bob, come with me to the telegraph office. You must ask whether

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Polioo Magistrate.

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"Young Farquhar is ever so much better. He took out a new lease of life after be read that wires. He will pull through all right now. It was just the tarning point."

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In a Red Cross hospital in South Afrion two nurses were exchanging hurried words-

How's the nice boy, Farquhar? Here's a

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J. W. KEW, ***Manager._

2. Des Faux Roed. Hongkong. 18th December, 1900.

wire for him just brought in by the orderly. Is H. F. CARMICHAEL

ho well enough to have it ?"

"I believe it will, do him a lot of good. Elis wound is going on all right, but he is fearfully weak, and seems to want a fillip to make him cling to life."

"Phew!" whistled Bob na he trudged on. Yes, it does. Not to mo-much-well, Gone, is he? Well, t'ain't my fault that he never mind. You're a brick, Emma, we've sold don't know about his latter, he should have old Ann this time. Good-bye, I must ran back told me he was going off to-day" By the or I shall be late for upper.

time he returned home that evening he had Though he made light of the loss of the lotter decided it would be no good telling Chris

Alick lay with closed eyes. He had suffered. to Emina, it married him, as diretoslances, he what was the use Aliek was gone, the letter long days and nights of pain, and was wonder. anything it would only make botlior, and gloomily. Under ordinary would have made a clean breast of it to. Chris, was burnt, no one could change those two facts. ing whether it was worth white would it not but just now he was not disposed to knuckle Bob was sorry, but girls went so about be as well to be out of it all Nobody would down to her, and the confession would involve things that couldn't be helped. Besides, Chris care much. His nucle was a dry old bachelor awkward revelations about his ducking in the had kept his string. If she offered it back, who had always shown him that he looked on pond, and Emma's connivance in his escape ho would see perhaps he would tell her. But him as a troublesome charge, disturbing the from old nurse's ire. Bob's with worked on days slipped on, and Bob, living in his own prim regularity of his household. Chris was peculiar lines of their own, and the conclusion hoy's world of games and mischief, forgot is the only one who might have cared, but surely they arrived at was that a girl who would sueak acruples, and Alick's letter was as if it had she would not have left his noto unanswered your string was capable of the further infamy never been.

unless she had given him up. If she had only sent ore little word, just to wish him God- speed,at she had let him go to danger, perhaps

of showing you up to old nurse, which was a One morning, however, at breakfast time in risk not to be faced. It would be better to tell the Christmas holidays, Mr. Melbury, who was

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JOHN BROWNHILL, DECEASED. MARY BROWNHILL, DECEASED.

Alick. The alternative was unpleasant. Alick reading out the list of casualties to his wife, to dee, without making a sign. He opened CTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all

would perhaps kick him, and might even ask camo suddenly on the name of Alexander Far- for the knife back, but "duaffers wasn't a bad qubar among the "noverely wounded." Bob hap sort," he consoled himself by repeating, using pened to be looking at Chris. How white and the school pickume watch something in Alick Fanny she went all at once. Mr. Melbury read apparancs in earlier days had suggested to the on hurriedly a few more names, and then folded wits.

The next day Bob's habitantly choorial view the paper, and carried it off to his study, fung himself out of the room, and, snatch

Bob

of 1.fe bad roturand, and be sextapered down the ing up his cap as he ran through the hall, be hiff to school, prepared to dodge Aliok's kicks, took himself to his accustomed haunts. It was secure in the snowledge that by a happy thought | holiday time, he was free to amuse himself s he had left the new knife safely at home. he pleased, but to-day nothing had any fun in

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his eyes the nurse was standing Ide the bed. Claims or Claims against the Estates or Effects “A telegram for you. Do you keel as if you of either of the above named deceased porsous could read it p

must send in the particulars of their respective Read it-rather-but his fingers trembled, so Claims on or before the 8th DAY OF NOVEMBER that curse geatly took it back, unfolded it, and kindly looking away down the ward, held it up before his eyes.

"Letter mover received. Yours always and ever, Chris."

Next day the two nurses crossed each other again on their busy errands of mercy.

next to the Administrator and Executor JAMES Office of C. EWENS. Solicitor,, 35, Quen's Bead Central, Hongkong after which said date. the said Administrator and Executor will pro- caed to wind up and distribute both Estates.

(2503 Dated this 8th day of October, 1901.

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