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4 BLACK and TAN POINTER DOG, about 11 months old, auswering...to Huitabla" reward" will be

name

CBRUK, paid to finder by

S. BERG, Care of THORESEN & Co.

WANTED.

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THE HONGKUNG DAILY

INTIMATIONS

INTIMATION

PUBLIC AUCTION.

PARTICULARS and CONDITIONS of

Pthe letting by Public Auction Sale

to be held on MONDAY, the 8th day of July, 1918, 3. P. at the Offices of the PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, Order of H EXCELLENCY THE GOVERNOR,

by

PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 5TH, 1815

WATSON'S

Captain's boot was pulling towards those. who were crying for help it was ordered to come alongside,” and because it held un ilg way two revolver shots were fired with the warning that unless it did as artered, and consed its work of meres, n big gun would be discharged at it. There is not one single redeeming feature

not ong sing in this story of Teutonic brutality. The Handovery Castle was showing, the usual navigation and regulation hospital

TYPIST, One Lnt of CROWS LAND af Happy PULVOSMIDROSIS. lights, which were plainly visible under

LOOD SHORTHAND

of. Experience

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IN THE SUPREME COURT OF HONGKONG.

*ORIGINAL JURISDICTION.

Between

ACTION No. 114 of 1018,

THE SAUN FUK SINGS

Plaintiffs

CHEUNG CHUNG WONG, trading

as THE KAM SING LEE,

Defendant,

BANK OF TAIWAN, LIMITED,

Garnishes.

ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that

WRIT OF FOREIGN ATTACH

MENT was issued horsin on the 2nd day of July, 1816, returnable on the 18th day of July, 1918,

Dated the 2nd day of July, 1918. July, 1918. LO & LO, Solicitors for the Plaintiffs. ₤2207

NOTICE.

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES

MARITIMES.

HONGKONG AGENCY,

F. RADAMELLE will be in Charge

Valley

In the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a CROWN RENT to be fired by the Barregor of His MAJESTY THE KING, for ens farther | terms of 75 yearns Te

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Locality,

Boundary Kesparementai.

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la plan,20,03 172 3,483.30

NOTIUE.

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ANY BUROPEAN, Non-Aslatio on olnbin

desiring to leave the Colony should Apply in person at the CENTRAL, POLIOR STATION between the hours of 9 ast. to 1 F.3. and 9 F.2. to 4 ra dally,

Applicants will be required to produce Pasaporta or kientification papera.

All persons with certain exceptions who remain in the Colony for more than 7 days are required to Register themselves ander REGISTRATION or PERSONS

the

OD, AVANCE 1919. ving the part

of Registration

culars required may be obtained at the G.PO, and at all Folice Stations,

The Penalty for non-compliance: la à fiue

Mof the above Company's Busias at net orceeling 50

this port from To-day until further Notice.

J. TOURTET,

Acting Agent.

Hongkong, ard July, 1918,

NOTICE.

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TOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Narmorsnip Baretofore existing between the undersigned FRANK SMYTH and JOHNSOMERVILLE DOBIE, carrying on Business as Sharebrokera at No. 4, Dea Vaux Road Central, Hongkong, under the style or Firm of "VERSION & SKYTE," h been dissolved by mutual content, as from the 30th June, 1918

Dated the 1st day of July, 1918.

F. SMYTH.

J. SOMERVILLE DOBIE.

NOTICE.

[2195

8 from the lat day of July, 1918, I shall continue to carry or the Business of

a Sharebroker at No. 4, Des Veenx Rond Central Hongkong, under the style of

VERNON & SMYTE"

Dated the 1st day of July, 1918. -

NOTICE

F. SMITH.

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AB fom the Int day of July, 1816, I have established myself in Business as E Bhare and General Broker under the Firm name of J. S. DOBIE & Co.

Dated the let day of July, 1916 "

J. SOMERVILLE DOBIE.

THE CHINESE ENGINEERING AND HINING COMPANY, LIMITED.

#% FIRST MORTGAGE DEBENTURES (KAILAN BONDS).

of the HALF-YEARLY

PINTEREST dus on 1st July, 1918, will be made on presentation of Coupon No. 18+ at any of the undermentioned Banks, vis. 1-—---

HONGKONG ASD SHANGHAI” BANKING CORPORATION. CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA, AUSTRALIA AND CHINA.

·Russo-ASIATIC Bank,

BANQUE DE L'INDOCRINE.

A

Tiantein, Shanghai

FOR SALE.

OKOTOR LYORK and SIDE CAIL NE 7/9 HP HARLEY DAVISON Run about 1,000 miles.

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Box No. 2171, Care of "Daily Press Office.

FOR SALE

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are cordially invited to apply to

FOOK YUEN, 77, Des Voax Road West, Hongkong, or Four Wo Casord, Tobacco Firm, the Wui Lan Bridge, Canton For particulars.

TSE TUNG NAM MINING CO.,

Hongkong,

[2118 Hongkong, 18th June, 1918

FOR SALE.

A RARE COLLECTION OF 850 COINS

of Different Nations with a Portable

Cabinet and Valuable Numinesão Books

for 9510 only.

GRACA & CO..

No:10, Werbian Strapr.

HOUSEN TO LET

TO LET.

1815

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LOUSE at · OBSERVATOEY

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TO LET Hongkong.OUSES on Shameen, Canton,

Tientsia and Hongkong

(only) TOKOHAMA SPECIE BANK

Did Tienbein and BASQUE BELOR POOR Shanghai

only

The Interest; Inns Income Tax at 6/- în the &

On 220 BörDA.

will be

Per Coupons (Grom)

Les Tax at 6 in the e

Net amount payable

On £100 Bonds.

Fer Coupon (Grons)

- Lom Tax st 0% in the 8

Net amount payable.

Or £500 Borse.

Per Coupon (Areas)

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$10 10

Payment will be munde in Trale ut the Demand Baying rate of exchange of the day the Compen In prompted.

By Orler

THE KAILAN MINING

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Creneral Manager,

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No. 67, THE PRAZ, LUSTLEIGH.

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TO LEE. TO. 7, STEWART TERRACE, No.

THE PRANK <-BOOMED FLAT, No. 58, T¤¤ PRAK.

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Erd Floor Alexandra Buildings, [2088

3,

AN IDEAL DUSTING

POWDERN

· ILI?

overcast sky, and she could not péssibly have been mistaken for anything but that which she was ...“ a ship immune by every fav of war and peace from attack or molestation." The German submaring commander made aclumay attempt to justify his action by alleging that there were eight American flying officers on board. When this was dis- proved by the Captain and one of the

CANTON NEWS.

[BY OOOWTESY OF TUR DHUNG NGỜI

BAN PU.

July 3rd! THE CONTROLLERS.

urging him to assume offic, says he is Dr. Sun Yat-sen, replying to requests

unable to come to Canton at present owing to eye-trouble.

HOUSE-RENT TAX-"

The Provincial Assembly, has been in-

formed that the house rent-tax is under the military control, so that it is not sub ject to approval by the Assembly. The scheme cannot be abolished when it is in force.

KING-CHOW TO BE ATTACKED.

Commander Sum Hung-ying, who has received instructions to attack Kingchow, has ordered his officers to lead all the troops, about 14 regiments, to Teriman and wait for the order to set out. The "People's Army" is reported to be very

medical officers, who was hauled on Keeps the feet and armpits board with a great deal of unneces|netive on the Eastern borders of King-

sary violence, ho thought of the same excuse as that offered in the case of the cool and sweet in the warmest Luitania, namely, that the Llandovery

weather and removes.

unpleasant adour.

Cures sore and blistered toes.

In tins 50 cts. each.

PREPARED ONLY BY

Castle was carrying munitions. This de fence was suggested by the big explosion any which occurred as the ship sank, but it was pointed out that this explosion was

chow. Several districts have been oc cupied, and many others are to be attacked.

The situation of King-chow is regarded as very dangerous, as most of Lung's troops have been sent to Luichow, and those remaining in King-chow would be

insufficient to repel an attack.

CHINESE TELEGRAMS.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT]

DEATH OF SIR ROBERT BREDON.

PERING, July 3rd. Sir Robert Bredon died this afternoon.

TEY COUPTEBY Of The DHỮNG NGÔI

THE PREMIER AND THE SIBERIA MENACE.

The Premier Tuan Chi-jui, hay decided

to settle the internal unrest before send- ing troops to Siberia,

ORUISERS SENT TO FUKIEN.

The Poking Government despatched six cruisers to Fakien on the 1st inst.

THE KWANGTUNG EXPEDITION,

General Lung Chai-k has demand

for his ac $5,000,000 in 7th year Bonds, $9,500,000 in cash, and five regi ments from the oth division.

The Naval Department has promised to sent two gunboats to convey Lung's recruits to the South

It is said that Tato Kun, the Tuchum of Chibli, will not interfere with the ex- pedition to Kwangtung.

THE PREMIER AND THE EXPEDI-

TIONARY FORCE.

The authorities learn that several The Premier has given orders that (1) thousand bags of rice have been bought | no leave be granted to the expeditionary in Hongkong, and will be forwarded to forces which are to attack Kwangtung. King-chow. Gunboats have been sent to and Szechuen; and (2) that no leaders. or offcorn be allowed to negotiate peaco intercept the transports.

or declare an armistice with their SWATOW REPORTS.

opponents.

Commander Chan Kwing-ming, in view of the importance of the Wongkong front, bas given orders for a number of strong holds to be constructed along it.

The Peking Government will send four cruisers to assist Lung Chai-kwong to attack Kwangtang.

due to the boilers bursting and the funnel falling. No such flimsy pretexts as these can avail in face of the fact that the submarine had a perfect right, under the Hague Convention, to stop and search the Llandovery Castle if she had any suspicion that the hospital ship was bring used for illegitimate purposes. The fact that she made no pretence of exercising this right shows that she was bent on destruction and that the alle gations were an after-thought. The sink. The 10th lender of the Canton forces ing of hospital ships is obviously a part has reported that his troops have dether) reports that Southern troops are proceeding to attack King-chow, and he of Germany's policy of ** indiscriminate cupied the Takfa and Wingchuen dis

ty-sending gumbents to block the passage submarinism," Her previous crimes in tricts in Fukien. A Fukien leader and

to King-chow.. this direction include the torpedoing of many soldiers have been killed in the Britannic, Braemar Castle, Asturias, uction. Gloucester Castle, Salia, Donegal, Jan.

A. S. WATSON &rane, and over Castle. Yet, notwith SHUM RUN HUEN'S ARRIVAL.

CO., LTD.,

HONGKONG DISPENSARY,

TEL 16.

[IS

DEATH. STEVENS.-Killed in action in France, on

June 18th, Edward Alfred Murtagh M.Q., late 2nd Lieutenant Buffs, aged 10 years only son of EDWARD STEVENS, Pagoda Anchorage. M

The Daily

Press.

Hoxarora, BY JULY, 1918.

CANTON, June 4th,

standing these continued. and de Shum Chun buen was welcomed to liberate violations of international | Canton yesterday Shum is expected to Flow, Baron VON KUEHLMANN has play a great part either in pence of war, the effrontery to talk of the helli- A special telegram has boon sont advising rent Powers assembling round the General Lak and requesting him to come. Conference table with "mutual confid to Canton. ence in each other's probity! Ger-

THE M∙PS. many's burbarities will not be forgotten, and when the day at reckoning comes the people of the British Empire are far more likely to be influenced by that

!!

sentiment which is leading thousands cheerfully to lay down their lives than by the nicely balanced economic argu-

About 100 MPs are proceeding to Canton from Shaagbai. The number of M.Pa., including those who have already arrived, now amounts to 450, which is more than half of the total in the two

Houses

AN ARSENAL IN KWANGS

Lung Yu-kwong (General Lung's bro-

Liang Si-yes is coming South for pensa. consultations.

DEATH OF SIR RUBERT BREDON.

The Inte Sir Robert Bredon--news of whose death we have received by tele- gram from our Peking correspondent-- was for many years in the service of the Chinese Maritime Custoing. From 180% to 1510, when he retired, he was Deputy Inspector General, and on several ocen sions, during the absence of the late Bir Robert Hart, he acted as Inspector.

General. He was closely associated with

the negotiations leading up to the Owing to the insufficiency of ammuni- Mackay Treaty, and is generally credite HongKong Urtica: 101, Das Vœux Road, C.ments of Royal Commissions on the ambtion for the troops on various fronts with the responsibility for Article 8, the LONDON OPTION: 181, FIA Brak, B..ject of future commercial intercourse General Luk and others have decided to most important of all the articles in that

with Germany. An indication of this is

He was present with his establish an arsenal in Kwangsi. Several instrument.

the British furnished by the determination of the Sen-machines have been removed from the wife and daughter in wen's and Firemen's Union to boycott Carton arsenal and carried away to Legation, Peking, during its seige and Germany for five years and eight months Kwangsi for the purpose, and the arsenal bombardment, and received the China Lfter the war as a punishment for taking will be established in Wuchow,

medal and clasp. He was created a

:the lives of 15,000 non-combaat seamen

K.C.M.G. in 1904, an held many decora THE SAVAGES OF THE SEA since 1914, and to add one month for A message from Shanghai states that tions from foreign Towers,

Born on February 4th, 1848, Sir Robert By the torpedoing of the British hospital every additional offence committed. This the Peking Government has ordered the ship Llandovery Castle Germany has movement, which has now been endorsed Defence Commissioner of Shanghai to was 72 years of age at the time of his added yet another to the long list of by the French Seamen's Union, will bequest the French Consul to arrest Dr.death. Like Sir Robert Hart, he was Sun Yat-sen, who is living in the French an Irishman. The eldest son of the late Concession. unpardonable crimes which she has com

The French Consul has Alexander Bredon, M.D., it was origin- mitted against humanity during the past

refused the request, and has asked thatally intended that he should follow his four years The vessel was homeward and stewards at Liverpool, it will be the mutter be referred to the French father's profession, but although be

persisted in regardless of the Govern- ment's attitudo. A meeting of 600 seamen

bound from Canada, and, happily, there noticed, has passed a resolution urging were no sick or wounded on board, but that five years be added to the boycott there every reason to fear that all for this latest "most diabolical and but 21 out of a total complement of 268, cowardly murder." including nearly 100, Canadian Army ....... medical men and nursing sisters, have perished. The evident intention of the attacking submarine was in the infam

a

DR. SUN AT SHANGHAI,

Minister in Peking.

SWATOW REPORTS.5/

obtained first place in the examination for the Army Medical Staff, frst place It is reported from Swatow that after in the final examination for students at the Canton forces occupied the Tak a Netley Hospital, and was appointed to

and Wing Chun districts, in Fukien, the 97th Regiment, all in one year (1867),

several Fukien armies surrendered. The

Canton Forces are proceeding to attack Cheong-chow (an important station for the Fukien troops), and the whole pro vince in shake.

FUND

The following chees of communicable SERVICES ENTERTAINMENT diseases were notified in the Colony on Wednesday Cerebrospinal fever 2 (2 kaths); bubania pingue, 11 (8 deaths), All the sufferers were Chinese.

HE. the Governor will unveil memoria) Tablet in St. Andrew's Church, ous phrase of Count LUXBCEO, the Ger- Kowloon, at the morning service on man Minister to Argentina to sink | Sunday, next, in memory of the late Rev and leave no trace," for, after the ship N. C. Pops had disappeared beneath the waves, the German gubmarine charged the wreckage, to which survivors were clinging, and fired twelve shells with the object, it is suspected, of making the lifeboatean act of cold-blooded murder of which the Germans have been guilty on many pre- vions occasions: It is sometimes urged on behalf of the officers and rien of the German Navy that in carrying on their dastardly campaign against peaceful shipping they are merely obeying orders against which their better nature revolta, There is no sign of this, however, in the wing to the generosity of Mr. Edge present outrages indeed, they seem to combe, a large party of Naval ratings have taken a fiendish delight in destroy were able to spend u very enjoyable after- ing life. When, for example, one poor noon yesterday at Island · Bay. On wie ngrival, the majority of the men spent dazed Canadian sergeant, who struggling to maintain a precarious hold their time in the water with a pole ball, Sanly to

upon an upturned bost, scrambled on after which they sat down to a nicely HUMPHRYYS ESTATE & FINANCE board the submarine under the impres- propared tea. Later, many availed them-

Co, Lap,

sion that it was a rescue ship, he was selves of the opportunity of rambling picked up by one of its officers and fung round the country. The return journey back into the sea. Again, when the was made in the gool of the evening..

TO LET

FLAT in Nathas Road, Kowloo

FOUR-BOOMED BOUR:3 in Kowloon

• A BHOP in Nathan Koad, Kowloon,

ABERTHOLWYN" No. 14, Fork Hond, from 1st August.

Amanda Bulkinga

2000

The leasehold property, near Mount Davies, known as The Blarney Stone," was sold by auction on Wednesday for $12,400 to Mears, Lápicque & Co Messt. Dennys & Bowley, were solicitors for the vendor.

the

The following contributions are grate fully acknowledged by the Treasurer, for the period ended 3rd July :-

MONTHLY SUBSCRIPTIONS.

H. Hancock..... #20 May and June. J. Stoneman

10 April to Aug. WC F WJ. Pringle-... P. P. Wodehouse J. Macdonald

E. Patter

· DONATIONS.

A Donation $100

HGrif¤

WJ. E.

10

Hon E Shellim..

15

S. Thomson

150

$110

a

Grand total

2560

he resigned after six years' service and

joined the Chinese Maritime Custome He was a Bachelor of Medicine and Master of Surgery, and an honourtman in both classics and mathematics of Trinity College, Dublin.

MURDER CHARGE DISMISSED At the Hongkong Magistracy, before Mr. J. B. Wood, a Chinese was charged on remand, with the murder of his wife on May 24th-

Mr. Leo Longinotto (assistant Crown. Solicitor) prosecuted, and Mr. P. Gold ring appeared for the defendant.

It will be remembered that the deceased woman, who was found stabbed at West Foint, was alleged to have been last seen in defendant's company, Her daughter stated that there were frequent domestic differences over Jooney matters, and that defendant had treated his wife cruelly- She also said that defendant was fond

another woman:

After four or fe days Magistrate dimissed the

the

tho

The

Subscribers are asked to forward their round that there was

denes to go before a jury.

contributions in future to the Treasurer, had absolutely failed to establish a karuse

H‚M.8. Tamar (8. E. Fund) in future. *for the crime,