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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -

NUTILE.

NO LET-A HOUSE at Observatory Villas,

Kowloon Apply to

ARRATOON V. APCAR & Co. Hongkong, 6th July, 1915.

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INTIMATIONS

NOTICE.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 6TH, 1915.

HOUSES TO LET-

TO LET.

TO. 4, WONG-NEI.CHONG

WE beg to say that our his father, boar the Happy Horeal.

IU HAX MING, alias IU TAK SING, alius Iv TSUN SHAU, a native of Ping Yuen district, Kwang Tung, who was pwr whan young, and who proceded to Ipoh, Perak, and Seremban, in the Straits Settlements, to work mines for many years, succeeded in obtaining a large sum of money, which was sent back to his native country and invcated in real estate, se. N FURNISHED UN. over Sixty for Swatow

WANTED.

INTIMATION

ROAD

BY APPOINTME IN

Apply to

THE PLAISETTY MANTLE Co. 113, Des Voux Road Central, Hongkong, 1st July, 1818.

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TO LET.

I FURNISHED HOUSE, & the PLAY, Nai Yuen district, and shop in Slow and OFFICE in Rotel Mastions.

for a your or longer. Apply to-

F. C. JENKIN,

Princes' Buildings. Hongkong, 6th July, 1915.

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THE CHINESE ENGINEERING AND

MINING COMPANY, LIMITED. · 6% FIRST MORTGAGE DEBENTURES

(KAILAN BONDS.)

of the HALF-YEARLY PAYNENTEST 3, 18 July, 1915, will be mads on presentation of Coupon N, at any of the undermontioned Rinke, viz.:-

HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANK-

ING CORPORATION.

CHARTERED BANK OF Isma,

AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

RUSSO-ASIATIC BANK.

BANQUE DE L'INDO-CHASE

At Tientaiu, Shanghai

or

Hongkong, Tiontein & Kongkong only. At YOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK,

1Tp.

Tientsin & Banger BELAR POUR L'ETEAN-(Shanghai

only. The Interest, laky Inconte Tax at 24, and 6d, u the £, will be:-

e. d. 12 0 1 8

GER.

Os £20 BONDS.

Per Coupon (Gross)

Less Tax at 3/4, in the L

....

Not amount payable

10 6

68 2100 BONDS.

£. d.

3 0 0

Less Tux at 2/08, in the £

7.

0

£2 12 6

£8. ..

ib o 0

1 17

€

Per Coupon (Gross)

Net amount payable

Ox 1500 Borps.

Per Coupon (Gross)

Jase Tax at 2/04, in the £

Net amount payablo

£13 8 6

Payment will be made in Taolu at the Demand. Baying rate of exchange ‹f the day the Coupon is presented.

By Order,

THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION, W, S. NATHAN,

General Manager.

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Hongkong. 1st July, 1915

HONGKONG GENERAL CHAMBER

NOT

OF COMMERCE.

Shops and Schools, together with over Three Thousand Mow of Agricultural Land ware all registered in the

These Pramen of Ching Hoi Mui-yuan

Magistrate's and Ping-yun, title deeds being held for them sad tax regularly paid in respect of them.

Unfortunately, our In'e father diel on the 23rd day of the El-venth Moon last year in his native country. Plug-yuen district. The

tis ix severiteen sons «f the deceased and each of entitied to a share of the said properly. The first son, named In Yeak Hon, died some tinta previously and left two sons named In Hin Was and In Yan Wan; the second son was named In Yenk Lenug aliae Iu Kot Pang; the third In Yonk Ko, alias In Fuk Ngon; the fourth Io Yeak Ngo, alias In Tam Sam; the fifth In Yoak Rai. aftás Shing Chai, the isth in Yonk Wab; the seronth In Yenk Fook, alias In Kei Mi; the eighth In Yenk Chow, alias In Chin Ping; the ninth In Yenk Su, alias Lou Chai; the tenth fa Yoak Hiag, alias In U Mia; the eleventh In Yenk Ching, alice In Sut Ting; the twelfth Ia Yenk Troi; the thirteenth In York Yeang; the fourteenth In Yenk Kwal; the fifteenth In Youk Wong; the sixteenth Ia Tenk Chaung; the seventeenth In Yenk Ming; and there are also siz oz seves grand-

BODE

As we have so many near relations, it is feared that among them there may be one of two who might secretly contract debta." All we brothers, therefore, had a meeting and decided that no one be allowed secretly to sell or mwtgage the asid property. We therefore beg to announce publicly, as we fear that our distant relatives or friends are igacrant of the fact, that the said property cannot be mortgaged or employed na security for obtaining loans of money secretly, and if any of our brothers should bare secured any loan on such security. the oreditors should demand the repayment of it from the one who is responsible for it, other. wise we will not be held responsible for any debt contracted.

Signed: Yeak Ngo,

In Year Leung, I. Yeak

In Yenk K, Io Yeak Chow, In Yonk Wah, Su, In Yenk Fook In Youk Ju Tenk Troi, In Tenk Hing, fu Youk Ching, In Yeuk Young. In Youk Cheong, In Youk Kwal, In Yenk Wong, In Yenk Ming 4th Jung, 4th Republican Kaar,.. Hongkong, 24th June, 1915.

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CLEARANCE SALE

OF

LAMPSHADES.

Apply to

HENRY HUMPHREYS, Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, 30th June, 1912.

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TO LET. H°

TOUSE, No. 4, LYBEMUN VILLAS,

Kowloon. Apply to

66.

SPANISH DOMINICAN PROCURATION. Hongkong, 30th June, 1015.

TO BE TET.

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HOLE or PART SHOP in Chater

Apply

Rosd.

CLARE & Co.. Opticians. Hongkong, 29th June, 1815.

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HOM

TO LET.

TOMEVILLE," No. 103, Wanobai Bond. 10-Boomed House, with Small Garden. Splendid View of the Harbour. TWO GODOWNS at Wanchai, Nos. B and

& Co.),

6. Cross Lane (formerly occupied by Meyerink

Apply--

D. H., Care of "Daily Pinas" Office, -1961- Hongkong, 14th Jang, 1816,

TO LET.

TAURNISHED, inalading a splendid Piano, "FAIR VIEW," No. 3, Robinson Road, containing 6 Rooms, with ample Servants Quarters.

WATSON'S

PYERIS.

(Registered.)

An exact reproduction of a well. known Spa at hall the price. Blends perfectly with Spirits,

especially Whisky.

A little learning is a dangerous thing Drink deep or tough not the Pyerian Spring There shallow drafts intoxicate the brain And drinking deeply sobers us again."--Pope.

PINTS 85 CTS. PER Doz.

SPLITS 50 Crs.

Apply to

DAVID SASSOON & Co., LTD. Hongkong, les Jave, 1915.

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TRADE

MARK.

A. S. WATSON

TO LET.

OND FLOOR No. 1, DUDDELL STREET,

for Office or Dwellings. Apply within. Hongkong, 1st June, 1915.

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& CO., LTD.

TO LET.

TJOUR-ROOMED FLATS in Hanoi Road, Kowloon, and MAY ROAD, Hongkong, with possession on or about 15th August next, English Baths and Kitchen range. Hot and

IS HEREBY GIVEN that at TICEXTRAORDINARY GENERAL 30 per cent. discount for CASH. Cold Water, Electric Light First Clas

be held on MEETING of Members to MONDAY, 12th July, at 12 Noox, in the CHAMBER OF COMMERCE BOOM,

Modern Appointments throughout, including Water Carriage System.

PENYEHEW Minden Row, Kowloon,

NEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING, the KOMOR & KOMOR'S 16-Roomed House, with Tennis Court. following Resolations will be proposed and if carried by a majority of those prosont and entitled to rote will take effect

1. That, in the opinion of this Extraordinary General Meeting of the Chamber, it is Inconsistent with the purposes for which the Chamber was formed and exista, and insonsistent with the obligations of the Chamber towards the Government, and inconsistent with the interests of the Chamber as a whole, that any Member who is the subject of a nation between which and Great Britains state of war exists should continue to be a Member.

2. That accordingly the Rules be altered by the addition of the flowing new Rule to be

bored XXV., vis. : ---

"Any Member who the subject of a nation "between which and Great Britain a state of war exists ehall ipso facts sense to be a Member."

A. R. LOWE,

Acting Secretary.

By Order,

Hongkong, 30 June, 1915.

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A SNOWBALL BAG SALE,

IN AID OF THE

BELGIANS IN ENGLAND AND IN

BELGIUM,

will be held in

THE GOURDS OF GOVERNMENT HOUSE,

on

FRIDAY, JULY 9TH, FROM 4-7 P.M.

Alexandra Buildings,

Des Voeux Road

Hongkong, 8th June, 1916

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NEW CARTRIDGES.

Bin Bores and Sizes.

Y popular English Manufacturers.

SMOKELESS POWDER and CHILLET 3ROT. From No. 10 to 8880, at $6, 57 and $7.50 per 100, 8PORTING REQUISITES and AIR GUNS in Varisty,

Inspection Invited.

WV. SCHMIDT & Co.

Hongkong, 4th February 11815.

NDER the Distinguished Patronage of SAVE YOUR BLADES

H.E. THE GOVERNOR and Lady Mar, H.E. Major General KELLY, CB., and H. KELLY, His Honour Sir WILLIAM BRES DAVIES and Lady DAVIES, The Commodore

and Mrs-AxeTRUTHER.

By kind permission of Col. WATSON and the Officers, the Band of the 74th Panjabiz will play during the afternoon.--

Entrance from Lower Albert Bond.

Admission 20 Cents. Tes 40 Cents. Hongkong, 28th June, 1915.

Q.

NOTICE.

Ꭱ .

NY EUROPEAN desiring to leave the

Colony should apply in writing for per mission to do so to the PROVOST MARSHAL Head Quarters Offices, at least 48 hours before the intended boar of departure, giving name, nationality, age, sex, bright, complexion and the occupation of the applicant, and stating name of the steamer or other vessel or the hear of the train by which the applicant wishes to leave. Applicants should apply in person for. their passas to the PROVOST MARSHAL at Hand Quarters Office between the hours of 9 a.m. to 1 P., and F.. to 4 P.M. daily. Hongkong 26th January, 1915,"

*1207-TM

75 Ct.

per Desen

509

IF YOU SHAVE WITH

A SAFETY RAZOR

SAVE YOUR OLD

BLADES.

We can re-now their usefulness ro-sharpan them and make them liko new.

WE SHARPEN EVERYTHING. CAMPBELL, MOORE & Co., LTD. Hongkong, 24th June, 1915.

JUST RECEIVED:

Stanley Gibbon's

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POSTAGE STAMP

CATALOGUE.

First and Second Parts complete.

GRACA & CO..

No. 11A, CAINE ROAD,

Hongkong, 23rd June, 1915.

1725

2 and 3 MINDEN VILLAS, Kowloon, ǎ-Roomed Houses with Tennis Gourlay.

FOUR-BOOMED HOUSES in, Gordon - Terroo and Balisbury Avenue, Kowloon,

FLATS in Nathan Road, Kowloon, A FLAT in Humphrey's Buildings, Kowloon, Apply to-

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCÉ

Co., Ltd., Alexandre Buildings. Hongkong, 4th June, 1915,

TO LET.

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HOUSER IS CLIFTON GARDENS,

Conduit Bond. OFFICES, facing the Harbour between the Hongkong Club and Pori Ole

68, THE PEAK THE RETREAT.""". 21, WONG-NEL-CHONG ROAD, GODOWNS, New Prays, Kennedy Town, GODOWNS, ni Wannhai Road, Apply, etc.

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST MENT & AGENCY Co., Lu, Hongkong, Ist April, 1915.

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TO LET.

FFICES in Br. Guonor's BUILDING Oond Floor, Overlooking ¡Harbour immediate possenton,”

Apply to

BHIWAN, TOMES & 0%. Hongkong, 3rd December, 1914.

A

TO LET.

HOUSE in Kautsford

Kowloon.

Apply

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Termoe

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY CO., LÆÐ.“ Hongkong, 1st March, 1016

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TO LET THE GROUND FLOOR of No. 6. DES VEUX BOAD CENTRAL, Osupled by Madame Gains, elo

Apply to...

DAVID SAB800N & Co., Lai, Hongkong, 1011 February, 1916, [272

QUEEN'S BUILDING

TO LET, the Bouth-West portion of the FIRST FLOOR, inginding, Tratty on Ground Floor, lately in cocupation of the German Bank.

GODOWN, No. 9, Ics House Strost. Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST- MENT & AGENCY Co., Iezo. Hongkong, lat March, 1915,

136

ÆRATED WATER MANUFACTURERS.

MARRIAGE.

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SOMERTON MILNE-On the 28th Jane, at Yokohama, SYDNEY HERRERT SOMER TON to ANNIE KEARSLEY MILNE, of Southport, Lancashire. Horakone Owsion:164, Den Vœux Boan §. London Orfum:; 181, Fanny Bramm, 30,

Gress.

The Daily Pre

HONGKONG, JULY 6TH, 1918.

THE BOYCOTT MOVEMENT IN CHINA.

the PRESIDENT very rightly socks to Sanitary Inspector, Wood, residing at impress on the people that a boycott of Wood Road, has reported to the police Japanese goods not only provokes the that some person entered his bedroom by resentment of the Jppaneso people, but the door, which was ajar, and stole two also injuriously affects the national gold finger-rings, valued at $135, and a revenue of China.

In other tireos, the gold chain with jade pondant valued at reply to this might be that what tho 830. Customs lose in revenue on Japanese imports it might make up in increased other imports from

countries; but ithat is not thé

The

Case

now.

A Requiem Mass was celebrated at tho Roman Catholic Cathedral yesterday for the repose of the soul of the late T. M. Soures, of the Middlesex Regiment, who was recently killed at the Freit." There was a considerable number of members of the Volunteer Force at the ceremony, including Licut-Colonel Chapman and Captains G. P. Lammort and Stewart. Bishop Pozzoni officiated at the service, assisted by the Roy. Father Gabardi.

·STORIES OF INCIPIENT

REVOLUTION.

Customs revenue of China for the first quarter of this year showed a decrease of three and a half million trels contpared with the returns for the corresponding period of 1014. How much of that decline was due to the boycott of Japanese goods, the published information does not dia- cibee. It is quite clear, however, that the boycott has hit China as much as it has hurt Japan. perhaps more so, because owing to the disorganisation of industries CHINESE EXTRADITION CASE, in Europe by the war Japan has found new openings for her manufactures, and the indications arẻ that so far as exports are concerned her total for the past six- months compares very favourably with the returns for the erresponding period last year. A Japanese journalist writing some time ago on the subject of the boycott predicted that it would be short-lived because the Chinese are sentirental in political affairs" and that when they realised that the boycutt really attacked "their own pocket, arithmetic would give the final decision. There is an element of trath in this, and if the President's

Macidate results in the punishment of the agitators who are imperilling the interests of their country there is little reason to doubt that the boycott will acon cense. There are many indications already that is is breaking down.

!

Mails for Europe vid. Siberia dosę to-day at 11 am, and at 3 p.m.

It has been decided that the next Olym pic games in the Far East are to be held in Tokyo in May, 1917.

For disobeying the lawful commands of the Chief Officer of the Albina, tw

Chinese quartermasters were sent to gaul for four weeks at the Marine Court yesterday.

Hung Shu Lưng, the defendant in the extradition caso which has been occupying. the attention of Mr. Wood at the Magis- tracy for a considerable time, went into the witness-box yesterday to give evidence

on his own behalf. The Chinese requisition

charges him with committing three muc» upon which his surrender is demanded

ders at Sam To-chuk, near Weichow. The defence alleges that defendant-is-s-revolu tionary leader, and was the leader of a third revolution which was started of the

village of San To-chuk on the date of the alleged murders.

Hung. Shu Lung told the Magistrato, that before Chan Kwing-ning declared the Independence of Kwangtung he consulted: witness, who was at the time Superinten dent of Walchow. Witness was Chau'à right-hand," as the soldiers trusted hist. His military service extended `over period of 14 or 13 years. Chan Lold witness that Kwangsi had declared its independ once, and announced that messages had been received from other Provinces urging Kwangtung to follow suit. On August 7th witness comme down to Hongkong, and

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afterwards proceeded to Shanghai, and

whenes he returned to Shanghai. Here he subsequently to Nanking and Hunan,

formed one of the members of an import The national subscription for the victims ant eonference of the Exomingiang, which of the war in the French Colonies, not in discussed the question of another revolu- cluding Algeria, has reached the sum oftion, Delegates were sent to Sun Yat-sen 5,056,356 fr., of which Indo-China alone in Japan, and witness also went at a later. has given 3,032,401.fr.

date. Sun said that the present régima: was worse than the Manchu rule, aut A list of contributions to the Prince of Wales' National Relief Fund published in parts of China to carry out the details of sent the different delegates to varions London a month ago contained the follow-another revolution. There were about 20 ing entry:-Mr. C. Kwong Wo, Hong kong, por the Commander-in-Chief, China Station, Singapore, £145.135, 11d.

delegates at the conferences, all holding official positions, the majority being former Divisional Commanders of the Army. "Witness received certificate of comente

Men

The establishment of a Japanese military sion from Sun Yat-sen appointing him “ terial corps on a larger scale, which has Commander-in-Chief of Waigos. been an outstanding question for the past wore als sent to Singapore, Japan, San two years, was approved at the recent ses- sion of the Imperial Diet, and Japan willlect.moury for the revolution. The money Fraueisce, and other foreign ports to gel- shortly have a better-equipped system of was sent to Sun Yat-sen, who forwarded anny-ariation,

it to various agents for the purpose of

LAUNCH COLLIDES WITH TORPEDO BOAT.

During the week ending July 3rd bribing the troops. Witness #ceived som The issue of a Mandate by President fourteen cases of bubonic plague (all of the money, and he bribed troops in YUAN SUH KAI denouncing the boycott Chinese) were reported, thirteen proving Walchow, Hunan, and Canton. On the of Japanese trade is, at least, a tangible fatal. In the same period two non-fatal 20th October he received a communication proof that the Government is entirely Chinese cases of diptheria were also from Chay Wo Shan, a sergeant in charge out of sympathy with the movement, It mified, also three cases of enteric fover of 30 troops in Sam To-chuk, in const has been alleged by Japanese residents in (Indian imported and the rest Chinese)quence of which he went to that place to Peking that many officials of the Chinese one of which proved fatal, a non-fatul start the revolution. Government have been directly encourag Chinese case of puerperal fever, and a The hearing was adjourned. ing the buyer, and they have even gone fatal Chinese case of small-pox. so far as to express a conviction that the Chirca Government itself

HE President - Yuun Shihikai has secretly in sympathy with the movement, awarded to the lat: Mr. P. Shearer, chief The Mandate we presume, is the answer

officer of the China Navigation steamer to these suspicions. Whether the issue argchow, who lost his life in an attempt

At the Marine Court yesterday, beford of orders to the Governors of Provinces to save a Chinese sailor who fell overboard

R.N.- "to suppress the boycott moverent

on November 11th last, near the mouth of Commander C. W. Beckwith,

(Marine Magistrate), Lieut. V. Wyndham will be very

fruitful of results is the River Liao, a Seral of Honour in re- extremely doubtful. The movement which gnition of his bravery. The Scroll has Quin prosecuted the master of the steam has developed out of the diplomatic heen forwarded through the Company's launch Kong Cheong for failing to negotiations between Japan and China, General Managers to the father of the deserve the rule of the road. Lieutenant. which began in January has evidently erased.

Wyndham-Quin stated that he was coming up the Central Fairway, on Saturday obtained a strong hold on the people|

The special correspondent at Peking of morning, when the Kwong Cheong, which | throughout the country: Thore is.

nothing to show that it has received any id: The energy lately displayed against mati, attempted to cross the bows of the the Daily Telegraph, cabling on May 30th, was proceeding from Hongkong to Yau- direct encouragement from the govern- ment or

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From local officials, though German interests in China- subject torpedo-boat from port to starboard, going where the movement has boon worked about which I have frequently telegraphed at full speed. Although witness put his under the guise of schemes vd promote you-is resulting in the gradual transfer helm hard aport and then hard to star- national industries oficial support has of all the agencies of British companies to board to minimise the force of the blow, undoubtedly been enlisted in many of the British house, and is greatly crippling the launch, which struck the torpedo-boat Provinces. The boycott movement the German firms, many of which cannot

over the after-bulkad, was badly carried on ns it is by the Chinese is now survive beyond a year. An extension damaged, and had to be towed away. manifestly a very difficult busine-s for of this economic warfare to the coasting.

The defendant stated that is was raining any Government to deal with. The PRE shipping is imminent, as it is understood BINT does what is expected of him when that Japan is about to consent to action, and the sky was overcast at the time. The he publicly proclaims his disapproval of identical with that of her ally, prohibit. launch was going at half-speed only. Ho saw the torpedo-boat some time before his the movement and commands the Froing, under iron rules, enemy trading. vincial Governs to suppress it, but, the effect of three mensures on Chinese while the Governors may be able to put public opinion is evident in many ways. in stop to all open agitation, they I is not too much to say that German cannot compel people to buy goods which commerce in the Far East will by 1918 have they have made up their minds to do received such blows that it will never without,

In his Mandate on the subject recover from them.

vessel struck her, and he tried to alter his course and go astern.

Defendant was fined $20, or a month's imprisonment in default, the Magistrate directing that he be examined again before his certificate be returned to him.