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On MONDAY AND TUESDAY,

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MENTS, STAVES;

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mk a quantity of

ELECTRO PLATED ARTICLES,&e;, &c.,

&c.

Catalogues will be issued.

TERMS OF SALE AS Customary.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Government Auctioneers, (1002

Hongkong, 24th July, 1909.

· COLD STORAGE.

THE HONGKONG ICE COMPANY, LTD have now 40,000 Cubic Feet of Cold Storage available at EAST POINT. Stores will be Open at 10 AM, and 4 P.M. daily, Sunday excepted, to receive and deliver perishable goode,

G. K. HAXTON, Manager. Hongkong 1st April, 1908.

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WITH WHICH IS INCORPORATED THE. OCRAN MARINE INSURANCE CL. TOTAL FUNDS AT 31 DECEMBER, 1908

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"INDRA" LINE LIMITED.

NOTICE TO CONSINEES.

FROM NEW YORK 71A SUEZ CANAL.

THE Company's Steamship

"INDRAPURA," having arrived from the above Parts, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co's hazardous and or extra hazardous Godowwe at Kowloon, whore each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.

Goods not cleared by the 3rd Aug, at 10, will be subject to rent.

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All damaged packages must be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined at 9.30 A.M. on 3rd August.

No claims will be admitted after delivery of goods has been effected to Consignees, and same must be pre- anted with ten days of steamer's arrival here, otherwise they will not be recognized.

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Carge impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 F.. on the 3rd Aug. will be landed at Consignee's risk and expense. No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by

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· Hongkong, 30th July, 1909.

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Hongkong, 28th July, 1909.

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SCIENTIFIC MISCELLANY.

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FROM A SHIP'S HOLD➡VESSEL'S LIGnra IN A TRIANGLE-METAL RIBBON PYRAMID BONSÝSLAND

movement of distant cavalry. A new separatis on the same principle the acoustele of M Martel, a Froach inventor. This is a trumpet.. shaped tubo a yard or more high, enclosing a central vone, and it is claimed to be so, sensitive that the tick of a watch can be heard several ING BY ANTITOXINE-BARTH TELEPHONY hundred yards away. In listening for sounds

JUPITER'S FAIL-OFF MOON.

through the earth, it is best placed in a special. hole

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The production on a screen of photographic pictures in natural colours has been greatly simplified by the camera-stereoption of Aude Cheron, a French experimenter. All successful pictures of this kind so far have depended on the three-colour-process," in

which thros negatives are made under earosus of the three primary colors, and the three pictares are in some way superposed or combined so as to be seen in a single view. The new apparatus is a small camera divided into thres compartments arranged in a triangle. Their object-louses of equal focus are placed in front of the compartments, and each is provided with an appropriato colour screen. With's lens of proper focus fitted into a ring that surrounds the three objectives, three different single-colour negatives of the same object are taken on a single plate. To project the views, a positive is inserted in place of

egative, a strong light is thrown upon the plate from behind, and a suitable lens in the ring around the three objectives concentrates and automatically superposes the three images light blursing, the coloured pictures so obtained

are brilliant and pleasing.

the

Ferro-silicon, ́now coming into extensive me as a ready means of adding silicon to certain grades of steel, is produced by heating in the electric furnace a mixture of iron ore, quartz, coke and lime. When wet it gives of much phosphorettod hydrogen, arseniuretted bydrogen and other gas, and the death of five Russian immigrants last December, while passengers in the steerage of a steamer from Antwerp to Grimsby, has been traced to poisonous eman ations from a cargo of this material.

An arrangement of a ship's lights in a definite triangle.on a known plan. is urged by D. H. Shuttleworth-Brown as a safeguard sgainst collision. The lights would then show an observer on another ship the vessel's course, her distance from the observer, and her approximate speed.

The eighth satellite of Jupiter, discovered at the Greenwich Observatory in January of Inst year, proves remarkable not only for being so far from the planet bas also for its very eccentric orbit, ita distance from Jupiter varying from about 10,000,000 to 20,000,000 miles. It revolves around the planet in about twenty-six of our months

COMPULSORY SERVICE.

LORD ROBERTS PL N.

The following account of the debate in the House of Lords on Lord Roberts' appeal to the Botion to strengthen its military forces is taken front a Loudon contemporary :---

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he said, ferces at work which threatened to sup the spirit of patriotism mil mauliness which had made the nation great.

The Earl of Erroll smpported the monstre,

The House of Lords this evening was tho event of un important debate on the questioning that without some system of compulsion whether all the young aneh of this country

it would be impossible to got the numbers re should be compelled to serve in the Territorialquisite for the defenes of the country. Under Force.

the voluntary system the War Offee has to make bricks without straw-an Army without

The importance of the occasion was mani. fested by the appearance of the House when the were most of the scarlet benches tully occupied proceedings began at half-pas: four. Not only along each side of the House they were lines

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accepted by almost every other civilised zation Lord Ampthill supported the Bill. "This is no new principle," he said. "It is a principle

of

Europe, the principle that it is the duty of

avery able-bodied citizen. to tako up arme in defence of his country when called upon,"

Lord Moath

was emphatic. know Germany." he said, "and the strength of that country is made in the nursery, the school, and the Army."

of Interested Pocremes, whose summer dresses blue and gray and white stood out in vivid and pleasant contrast against the dark ́ anting behind them. In the Diplomatic listening attentively to every word Dowal keen eyed Japanese gentlemen sat on the steps of the throne Privy Coun

Lord Saye and Sele took a different view. clors and sons of Fours helped to make He described Land Roberts project as the Under Secretary for War, at by the side working, men of this country would rather give ap sa unusually large audience. Lori Lacasselish local conception," and said that the of Lord Crewe; Lord Rosebery was on the cross

India thau consout to compulsory service. benches nea

near Lord Roberts.

Blackburn, Lord Curzon, Lord Milner, Lord Among others present were Lord Morley of Grey, Lord Salisbury, the Duke of Fedford, Lord Benncha the Duke of Wellington, Lord

Lord Waldegrave, Lord Northcliffe Lord Ellenborough, Lord Allendale, Loal MacDonnell, Lord Westmeath, Lord Lord Carrington, Lord Newton, Lord Hertford, Portsmouth, Lord Ribblesdale, Lord Raglan, Lord Hardwick, Lord Pearbyn, the i ishop of Oxford.

LODROBEETS,

The business of the day was prefaced by appreciative references to the late Lord Ripen, Fuade by Lord Crewe and Lord Lansdowns, as Not the least interesting of accidental disrepresenting the two sides of the House. coveries is the new method of rapidly converting metals into ribbon form, which was bit upon by Mr. Gilbert, a British chemist, while seeking sopts way of making white-load without handling. The molten metal is dropped upon a rapidly revolving dram Sled with cold water, and from the surface of the dran it shots out at the rate of twenty miles an hour as delicate silvery ribbon, 1/500 to 1/1,000 of an inch thick, so vocled that it can be caught in the land. Iri this way metal ribbon can be produced at an expense of $5,00 or $10.00 a ton, or perhaps twentieth of the cost of making zine tarnings by the old method. Numerous applications

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The Bishop of Bath and Wells supported the BI.

The debato was adjourned at 11.45,

AMERICA AND JAPAN.

FLEET FOR PHILIPPINES.

The London Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Washington last month cabled

According to the Washington sorrespondent of the New York American, there is no longer any doubt that America's Pacific Float will be despatched to the Philippines at the end of its forthcoming manoeuvres. This correspondent professes to have special information that the despatch of the warships to Mabilo "will aid shall be completely satisfactory to the United in the framing of a new labour treaty," which

Asiatic immigration. States as regards the mach rered question of

It was about twenty minutes to fire when Lord Roberts stepped alertly from the areas benches to the opposition side of the table in order to move the second reading of his National On the same authority I leara: "Tapan is Service (Training and Home Defence) Bill far too busy seeking influence in Manchuria to The Bill imposes on all male subjects resident suit the Washington Government, and it is in the United Kingdom the obligation of serving credibly rumoured the United tates intends in the Territorial Force between the ages of not long hence to warn the Mikado he must eighteen and thirty. Liability to training is limited, however, to four yours, nordially the back to first four years of the term, but in exceptional cases the second to the fifth year, or the third to the sixth year. Liability to attend on embodi. ment, that is in the case of imminent national Ferce. No person can buy his discharge or dauger, remains exactly as with the Territorial prcence any kind of exemption by means of

payment.

hina perfect freedom of com-

Inercial relations,"

How far these statements are true. it is im

possible to say. Their publication, in the New York American exclusively is by no means evi- denon of literal accuracy Thiey, are neither are not corroborated by the correspondents of confirmed nor denied at Washington, and they the other leading American papare. Neverthe less, the statement in the New York American

are expected, as ribbon of load, will take the mon clear voice. Lord Roberts made his derives importance from the fact that the bulk

place of lead shavings or turnings for packing With joints and bearings and other purposes. Zine ribbon will probably be useful in the cranide treatment of gold ores, and in chemical in instries varione metals will be brought into on more quickly when first made into ribbon form.

A new dwelling proposed at the late bygienic congress in Berlin is to have each successiva story narrowed from three to six feet, with several feet of balonies to widen the terraces thus formed. This plan, recommended particu- larly for sanatoriums and henses for the poorer people, provides an abumilanos of and light for each story, and supplies an open susce for creation out of doors. As material for buildings of this kind, reinforced concrete has hygienic and other advantages,

The United States is wearing down at the average rate of one fuch in 760 yours. This

lucid, soldierly explanations to the House a force to deal with the serious military problems Our present system," he said, "fails to provide that confront us in various parts of the Empire Our Regular Army was a good, if not better, or with the defence of the United Kingdom." than any army in the world, but he pointed ont that it was an numerically inadequate. There moment send over-sess a force of more than are the gravest doubts whether we could at this 100,000 men leaving little else in this country than a number of recruits, under nineteen and twenty years of ago."

of Americans would like to see the restrictions hibitire as regards the entry of Chinese. as regards the Japanese made almost sa pro

ton, has been recalled to Tokyo because he was In this connection it is freely stated that Bir. Takahira, the J

s Japanese Ambassador at Washing- unable to suggest any plan for the reconciliation of the Japanese-American immigration trouble Takahira himself, according to the Washington which would be acceptable to both parties. Mr. correspondents, insists that his return home will be of brief daration. But betting against his return, says ens, journalistic authority, is 9 to 1. perfect Army, but it would at least in the proposed despatch of the Pacific Fleet to His proposed scheme might not give us From inquiries I have made, I am convinced the course of a few years provide us with the Philippines has no direct connection with million men adequately trained, well disciplin- the negotiations now pending between the ed, and able to use their rifles with effect. Lord United States and Japan, though it will satisfy question themselves, and not to pass by his to place sa construction upon their Roberta appealed to the Peers to study the the firebrand politicane on the Pacific Coast words as "early Victorian," More than once despatch. It is perfectly true, however, that

the veteran field-marshal brought his flet down the-Foreign Office in Washington is just se with emphasis on the table, and he was repeated-persistent now sa it was in the time of Secretary ly onsouraged with warm cheers.

Hay, in urging that there shall be absolute famous English familiee, rose to second the privileges to Japan and Russia.

The Dake of Norfolk, head of one of the most freedom of commerce in Chius, without special' "May the day never come," he Japan and Russia are now sccused by Ameri.

remit is computed from twenty years of stream proposal on the piteous cry, 'Too late, is can traders of endeavouring to control the trade

gauging and water analysis by the Geologica Survey, the Engineer Corps of the Army, and the Weather Buran, supplemented by some state and municipal work. The streams carry off each year an average of 87 tons of dissolved solids and 166 tone of suspended matter for each square mile of surfics-equivalent to a total of 27,000,000 tons of dissolved and 513,000,000 fons of suspended matter.

erelaimed, leard through England." There was much applause at the duke ́s : speech.

Then from his side rose the Duko of Northumberland, head of mother great and famous family, to condemn the Bill. He spoke of the danger of throwing a large an impressionable age in the "barrack room, number of young men of all classes together at batrack square, and canteen," "Have any of your lordships had aons to look after at eighteen or nineteen ?" he asked..

ESTIMATE OF THE COST.

Lord Widleton (the former War Becretary declared that unless we could change the whole sentiment of the country, we should be forced to pay good wagas to those whom we com lordships would be taking a great responsibility to serve against their will.

Their If, against the military opinion of the trusted edvisers of the Government, they proceeded by House of Commons the duty of finding on fheir vote for this Bill to charge apon the extra £5,000,000 for a system with regard to which there were so many doubts.

Fatigue has been shown to be a poisoning of the body through the accontation of waste producte under certain conditions, and some twenty years ago Frof. Mosso, of Turin, found that the illness sometimes following the eating of the foal of game or cattle is due to over- fatigue of the animals at the time of slaughter. The active agent was found to be a specific toxine, instead of an alkaloid, like the strychnine and brucine produced by plants. The toxine was isolated by Dr. Weichert, und proved to not as an antitoxine in small injections, while large

WAE OFFICE REPLY. injections produced the symptoms of fatigue, Lord Incas, the Under-Secretary for War, followed by death. firm of German chemists then rose to give the opinion of the Govern bas now produced an antidote for fatigue by £4,000,000 or £5,000,000 estimated by the ment. The cost would be more than the Width of Entrance on Top

simpler method then extracting it from fatigued National Service League. masoles. Width of Entrance on Bottom

The method of When alimmen is broken up by training nggested would disorganise the Water on Blocks at Spring Tide

heating ten hours with very dilate nitric acid, labour market and eroste problems of unem- PATENT SLIP.

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The military Emblem in Cold.

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always kept on hand.

neutralize fatigue, preventing injurions effects.

men, and, excluding Intia, the troops liable ta serve onteile their own particular countries

The Bishop of Exeter supported the ill on The introduction of magazine rifles into the were 416,000. The "striking force" which we could send abroad would shortly be 166,000 men. the ground of the moral and physical benefit which would resalt to the uation. There were,

(Formerly of the Imperial Chinese Customs Service, Author of The Myatio Flowery Land," etc.).", THE VOLUME which consists of 461 Pagos, and includes a Sketch Plan of historical interest showing the disposition of the Forces at the battle of Kweilin, is dedicated

to Sir ROBERT HAST, G.C.M.G., and Dr. A. RENNIE..

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of Manchuria for their own exclusive benefit. This action, if trae, would be diametrically opposed to the policy of the United States, which looks towards the approaching completion of the Panama Canal and the increraing "development on the Pacific Slope as inaugurating an ers of and the Far East. greatly extended commaro between America

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