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Hongkong, 2nd June, 1816,

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JUNE 4TH, 1915.

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Re CRUZ, BASIO & COMPANY IN THE Undersigned will eal at a Clearance

Hongkong,

Merchants.

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Creditors who have not proved their Debts by the 4th day of July, 1915, will be excluded.

Dated this 4th day of June, 1915,

C. A. DA ROZA,

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"B" "The CHI-WO-& COMPANY, atoly carrying on Buried at No. 90, Wing Wo Lane, Victoria, Ifongkong, Ship-Owners, FIRST and FINAL DIVIDEND is intonded to be declared in the shore

rasttor.

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Dated this 4th day of June, 1915.

C. A. DA ROZA.

Trustee.

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TENDERS are invited for the supply of

CARPENTERS, FITTERS, CAULKERS.

PLATERS,

PLUMBERS.

BLACKSMITES and HammesMEN, PAINTERY Had SORAPERS,

SHORMAKKER OF LEATHERWORKBEN,

to H.M. NAVAL YARD.

Forms of Tender can be obtained at ble Chief Constructor's Office, H.M. NAVAL YARD, Hongkong, and should be filed in and returned an Jadiented in Tender Form not later than NOON, SATURDAY, the 12th June,

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R.

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[014 Hongkong, lut Jacs, 1915,

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All kinds of

POSTAGE

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CAINE ROAD, No.Jila. Hongkong, 1st April, 1915,

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BRITISH CONCESSION, SHAMEEN, CANTON.

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Hd BOSE TERRACE," Kowloon.

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still refused to recognise defeat, and in thoir desperation resolved to achieve success by the foulest means their devilish ingenuity could invent, since they could not achieve it by the means sanctioned by international law. But though they gained a temporary measure of succces stands for, Excellent, and anyone by insking use of clouds of poisonous who drinks our E PORT. Eg in order to gain what the valour of their troops failed to achieve, they SHERRY, E WHISKY have since lost whatever territory they filched by such means and they have con- or E BRANDY can be in

demned their army to undying disgrace no doubt that the letter

Einto the bargain. Recent news has shown that the Allied troops are now prepared signifies excellence of a high order to copa with this new lethal weapon, and once more the plans of the kultured and good value for money. By

Germans have been upset. On the seas buying in bulk from the very best Germany's failure has been even more complete than on land. The great High Sens Fleet, which before "The Day" actually dawned was expected to win for the Katsen the proud title of the Admiral of the Atlantic, has not dared to venture outside its fortified harbours in full strength to challenge British supremacy. Attempted raids on the British const by squadrons have proved costly and have evidently inspired the German Navy with a wholesom fear of the result of The an encounter in full strength. Naval authorities have long ago now

Arms, and bottling ourselves, we are

able to give our customers better ralue for money than we could by importing the same thing by the case. There is an old saying "Wines mature in bottle, Spirits in csak."

That is the raison d'être

of our magnificent wine vaults, which challenge comparison with anything

Sixty German soldiers loft Tientsin by the Tainpu Railway on the 25th ult. bound for Shanghai. "We do not see what use these mon can be in Shanghai, days-a-Tientsin paper.

On the occasion of his retirement, after 25 years' service as hen. editor of the Friend of Chine, Mr. Joseph Alexander, secretary of the Society for the Suppres sign of the Opium Trade, at the areal meeting on 26th inst., was presented with a testimonial from the Society.

In accordance with a Royal wish the birthday of King George passed of locally without any ceremony whatsoever. The majority of Hongkong people were-- released from business for the day, and, the weather proying fine, they spent it in the open air; golf, tennis, walking abroad, yachting and bathing...

We regret to record the death of Mrs. Chapman, wife of Mr. Robert Chapman, accountant' and storekeeper in the Medical Department. Mrs. Chapman, who had resided in the Colony many years, had been in a poor state of health for some time past and she passed away at the Victoria Hospital-yesterday after. Her death in deeply regréftel by neon. a large circle of Friends, and sincerce sympathy is felt for the bereaved husband

of the kind not only in Hongkongrested their hopes of bringing about the destruction of the British Empire by a but the Far East. There our wines

submarine blockade of the British const. are bottled off soon after they arrive, This so-called blockade has been in

Sir John Winfield Bonser, formerly hat our spirits, except for a small force, according to the German declare

cept for

tion, since February 18th. It is one more stock to meet dolly requirements, proof of the invincible optimistn of the Chief Justice of the Straits Settlements, Germans if they can still feel that the of 3, Eaton place, S.W., who died on are kept in wood. That is why our

British Empire is doomed to destruction December OthInst, aged 67 years, left, un- settled property of the gross value of spirits improve in quality, and by any such methods. With the meagre £51,309, with net personalty £27,701. The weeks of these efforts residue of the property is left in trust for pirits imported in ease do not. Our results of ten

before him, we notice, however, that his wife for life or widowhood, and then customers get the benefit of that

of FLAMM, Professor a Dr.

Ship as to one-half in trust for each of the the Technical High testator's children, Joyce and Phebe. In increment in value, as we charge Construction at

School at Charlottenburg,

was able

the event of the failure of these trusts, nothing for it. We sordially invite

to write an extraordinarily optimistic the residue is to go to Christ's College, our enstomer to pay a visit of article on the subject at the beginning Cambridge, for founding scholarships for

-poor and deserving students. iospection to our wine vaults, and of May for the Vossiche Zeitung in the course of which he writes of Germany's entisfy themselves that the above in prospects in the following terms :—~~ no idle newspaper puff,

TO. 2, STEWART TEBRACE, A. S. NFarnished and newly done up.

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H E. POLLOCK,

Prince's Buiking. Hongkong, 20th Juanary, 1915.

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"PENYRHEW” Minden Bow, Kowloon, 6-Roomed House with Tennis Court.

WATSON

& CO., LTD.

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

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LONDON OFFLON: 151, Fiat Brainz, E.C.

Anybody who wants to fight England. must not attempt it by striving to bring against England larger and more nummer ous battleships and cruisers. That would be not only anwise; but also very costly.

He must try another method, which makes England's great sea power completely illusory, and gives it practically opportunity for activity. This method Is the cutting-off of imports by submarine

fizets.

News has reached Shanghai of the dentis at the front of Mr. G. U. Robins, of the firm of Messrs. Brand Bros. & Co., Ltd. He was attached to the East Yorkshires,

in which regiment he held the rank of Captain. The late Mr. Robins was recoin- mended for a coramission in December by HM.'s Minister to Peking and left with the first batch of officers on Christmas Let it not be said that the attain Day. For some months prior to leaving ment of this end requires a very great, he had been lieutenant of the Special deal of material. England, as can easily Reserve, B.V.C., and he served in the he se'n from the map, possesses a fairly limited number of river mouths and ports South African war; resigning his commis-

sion on the termination of hostilities for rapid development of her great over- sen trada Beginning in the north-east, He was well-known in Shanghai and they those on the east coast are mainly the Firth of Forth, the mouths of the Tyneousports, having visited the Far East on and Humber, and then the Thames; in several occasions during the past fifteen the south, Portsmouth, Southampton, years. His chief sport, says the Mercury. and Plymouth, with some neighbouring was that of polo, and he represented harboury; in the west, the Bristol

DEATH. CHAPMAN-At Victoria Hospital, Hong kong, on the 3rd instant, ANNIE ELIZABETH the wife of ROBERT CHAP

[832 MAN, Medical Department. CUBINY.-Killed in action, at Shaiba, Persian Gulf, April 14th, DONALD OUSENY, Lient. 2nd Botth. Dors Regiment, son of late Alex. Cuenny, Channel, the Mersey, the Solway, and the Shanghai against Hongkong in an inter- Clyde. Those are the entries that have port match several years ago. He was a "W Read, Kowloon, & Hoomed House Hong KONG OPTION: 104, DES VOU ROAD U. to be blocked in order to cut off imports metiiber of most of the local clubs, and on in a way that will produes. the full the receipt of the news of his death the impression. For this purpose 130 of the submarings of to day fully suffice, so that flag at the Shanghai Club was lowered the goal is within reach. Marcave, the to half-mast Deceased acted for a brief

Commissioner Land

** development of this arm wi'l enormously period increase its value, and so, come what may, England must reckon with the fact that her world-supremacy cann much longer exist, and that the strongest navy can mako no difference. When once the invisible necktie is round Johr Bull's neck, his breathing will soon cease, and the task of sucessfully putting this necktie on him is solely a question of. technica" progress and of time, which now moves so fast,

2 and 3, MINDEN VILLAS, Kowloos, 5.Roomad Houses with Tennis Court.

FOUR-BOOMED HOUSES In Gordon Terrson and Salisbury Avenue, Kowloon.

FLATS in Nathan Rood, Kowloon,

A FLAT in Humphrey's Buildings, Kowkon. Apply

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Co., LTD., Alexandra Boildings. Hongkong, 18th May, 1915,

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OUSES in CLIFTON GARDENS,

OFFICES, facing the Harbour between the Hongkong Club and Post Oftes,

56, TRE PEAK THE RETREAT” 21, WONG-NEL-CHONG ROAD, GODOWNS, New Prays, Kennedy Town, GODOWNS, si Wanchal Rond Apply, eta,

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY CO., LTD., Hongkong, 1st April, 1916

TO LET

139

ONE LARGE SHOP in Queen's BFFICES In Sr. G'S BUILDING Central (opposite Hongkong Hotel),

Becond Floor, Overlooking Horbozr No 2 CAMERON VILLAS, 82, Tyn immediate possesion.

Apply Tomis PRAK (Furnished)

SHEWAN, TOMES & Co Hongkang, ård December, 1814.

"WOODBURY," No. 4, Hankow _Read,

Kowloon

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The Daily Press.

HONGKONG, JUNE 4TH, 1915,

PLANS MADE IN GERMANY,

Is everything in the war had turned out just be

the German theorists had calculated, the struggle would have been over long ago; bat calculations made

But tire does not move fast enough to

in Germany" are continually proving enable Germany to "put the necktie on unreliable. To begin with, the Gorman JOHN BULL's neck" in the present war. Like most German plans, this one works War Lords found they had made an

on paper than in actual extremely grave error

in ignoring out better altogether the military strength of the practice. Tims and technical progress Belgians; they made a still more serious are not Ceranan monopolice, and we have of no doubt that while they may enshlo miscalculation when they talked walking over Bir JOHN FRENCH's "cou- Germany to build more submarins they the will at the same time enable Great Britain temptible little Army"; ther plans for an imposing entry of the to find more effective means of rendering KAJAEL into Paris within six weeks from them ineffective. -the commencement of the war were upact; and when, after they had recovered somewhat from the blow to their ambitions received in the battle of the Marne, they began to prepare, with the complete confidence born of the valour of ignorance, for the captars of Calais as a base for a move upon London, they but invited another proof that their calculations were falla-

Shanghui.

CARGO OF TEA DETAINED.

GERMAN EMBARGO REMOVED.

In H.M.'s Supreme Court at Shangbai last week, before Bir Havilland de Sausmarez (Judge) the case was continued regarding a shipment of tea which is at prescat being held by a British-company in Shanghai to the order of German subjects." The plaintiffs were Vve. A

A. K. Craddock), made a claim again Caroire Fils, who, by their attorney (M the Shanghai and Hongkow Wharf (X). Ltd., as follows;--!

For a declaration that the plaintiffs are entitled to possession of certain cargo shipped under bill of lading for carriage from Calcutta to certain places in Bussin by way of Shanghai, which cargo, in of consequence of the abandonment voyage, is now held by the defendants as

A mal for Europe 4 Siberie closes warehousemen to the order of German subjects: The particulars attached to the writ ware: 312 cho ta of tea for- to-day at 4 p.m.

Moscow, and 198 and 65 chests of ten for Tacheliabinsk.

President Wilson has indicated his willingness to act as umpire in the Arbitration Treaty between the Nether lands and China.

Lieutenant Walter R. Barker, Cornwall

Mr. G. H. Wright appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. A. C Holborow for defendants. Ma

No.. 27, BELILIOS TERRACE, with || VŒUX BOAD CENTRAL, ozeacted cious. After nine months of wan theyLight Infantry, who served with the 2nd tea from three firms carrying on business

entrance in Conduit Road. In very good order. BOOMS, suitable for Offices, 1st Floor,

Queen's Road CentreL

WESTWARD HC." Boatan Road. *EUGESFORD," Nos. 124, Tas PEAK, Unfurnished (6 Booms), from 1st May, 1916

'No. 6, THE PRAX, Unfurnished

(6 Rooms).

ROOMR in BEACONSFIELD and 55, ELGIN TERRACE.

HOGATE Austin Road, Kowloon.

NAZ DES VOUS VILLÁS, 61, FEAK (Unfurnished),

BOOMB, wilable for Oloss, on the Fast Floor of No. 3, Daddell Street,

No.59, THE PEAK & CAMERON VILLAS Apply to LINSTEAD & DAVIS,

Bed Floor, Aleeandis Baldinge Hongkong, 2nd April, 1926:

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Apply to

DAVID BASSOON & Co., Lav, Hongkong, 10th February, 1915,

1272

the

Battalion at Hongkong, has been pro- are compelled to ruminate on

He is serving at the palateable fact that since they were moted captain.

front. held in check on the Marns and driven

The engagement is unnoticed betwe back they have not won a single victory, but have been steadily losing ground. Mr. John Armstrong, of Batchelor's Ha!! This consideration has made them "vie Hunden, Suffolk, formerly of the Charter with the Dervishes" in their methods ofed Bank of India, Australia, and China, 10 LET, the South-Wort portion of the warfare The Hague Convention has and Winifred, only daughter of the lal THE FLOOR incinding Treantry — Grand Floor, lately in costipation of the heen for the Germans, but one more Rev. Henry Falcon Gipps, MA, for German Bank.

QUEEN'S BUILDING,

GODOWN, No. 9, Ice House Birsel, apply to

scrap of paper to be disregarded if some time vicar of Hundon, and of Mr

it should serve their purpose Defeated Gipps, and granddaughter of Comman THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-gain and again while they adhered to Francis Osburn, R.N., of Wensley.

MENT & AGENCY Co, La

the recognised methods of warfare, they Emsworth, Hampshire. Hongkong, 1st March, 1816,

1.

Mr. Wright said that before the declaration of war his clients purchased in Calcutta for shipment to Moscow. There was no other interests in the tea The ten except that of the plaintiffs. was held by the defendants for a German arm, whose interest was merely that of It was brought to transhipping agents. Shanghai by one of the B.I. boats, and was going to be shipped to Russia by ove of the Rickmer Line steamere, for which Co. were agents. When the Indo-China the German firm of Driedrichsen and Co. attempted to obtain redelivery they were refused, the reason given being that on the cargo as being contraband of war, the Gerican Consul had put an embarga Evidence was then given by Mfr: Crad His Lordship entered judgment for the dock, also by Mr. Heard of the I-C. Co. plaintiffs.

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