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DVERTISEMENTS.

REMEMBER

No. 977.

FOR

MERCURY GARAGE

THE MOST MODERN CARS IN TOWN.

PUBLIC AUKTIONS.

THE Undersigned has received instructions to sell by Pub-

He Auction on

WEDNESDAY, the 16th July

1919.

commencing at 2.30 p.m.

at his Sales Rooms, Duddell

* Street

A Quan∙ity of Valuable House- hold Furniture

comprising

Chesterfield couch & armchairs, fancy French mirrors, teak sectional bookcases, finely carved blackwood dest, chairs, teapoys

& tables, teak tea and card tables,

PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PRAÇE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE engravings, marble clocks, car PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PLACE PEACE PEACE PEACE | pets etc. etc.

PEACE

PEACE PEACE

FACE

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE CELEBRATIONS.

JAPANESE RED LANTERNS.

PEACE Teak extension dining table & PEACE chairs, teak sideboard & dinner PEACE waggon,, dinner service, electro- PEACE plated & glass ware etc. etc. PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE ~~PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE One cabinet gramophone and

2 Fox Terrier Pups. PEACE On view from Tuesday the PEACE 15th inst.

Double & single brass mounted iron bedsteads, teak wardrobes with bevelled mirrors, teak dress- ing tables & washstands, teak & camphorwood chests of drawers, toilet crockery etc. etc.

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

FEACE

DIAMETER :

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

Per Case of 500

PEACE

Per 100

8 inches 11 inches $35.00 $50.00

: 7.50

11.00

TEACE-

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

CANDLES

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

REACE

Per 100

"$2.40

PEACE

BEACE

PEACE

FACE

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

CACE

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE

FEACE

PEACE

ZAC LANE, CRAWFORD & CO.

*

PEACE

PEACE

PEACE PEACE

G.

PRICES NETT-CASH ON DELIVERY.

PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY.

THE POLICE RESERVE CLUB.

LAWN BOWLS LEAGUE.

K.C.C. v..CIVIL SERVICE.

also

Catalogue will be issued. Terms: Cash on delivery.

• Geo. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

R

WYNAND FOCKINK'S

HALF & HALF

HAVE YOU- TASTED IT?

IF NOT YOU ARE MISSING A DAILY JOY

Obtainable from A. S. Watson, Co., Ltd. and the Leading Wine Merchants

NOTICE

THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT & AGENCY CO. LTD.

An Interim Dividend of three and half Dollars per share for the six months ending 30th June, 1919, will be payable on Monday. 28th July, on which date Dividend Warrants may be obtained on application at the Company's office.

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from Friday the 18th, to Monday the 28th July (both days inclusive) during which period no transfer of shares can be registered.

By order of the Board of Directors-

A. SHELTON HOOPER.

Secretary.

Hongkong 9th July, 1919

NOTICE.

.HONGKONG & SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORATION.

EACE PEACE PEACH PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEABE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PARTICULARS and CON- EACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PEACE PRACE PEACE | DITIONS of the letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on Monday, the 21st day of July, 1919, at 3 p.m., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by TT is hereby notified that an Order of His Excellency the interim dividend of £2. 5.0. Oficer Administering the Gov- per share, subject to deduction of ernment, of One Lot of Crown Income Tax, has been declared Land at Kowloon in. the for the half year ending 30th Colony of Hongkong. for June, 1919. at rate of 36 per A Staff Inspector of the Police League, K.C.C. defeated the Civil option of renewal at a Crown

In the Hongkong Lawn Bowls a term of 75 years, with the dollar. eserve came into the Telegraph Service by two points, on Satur-Re it to be

The dividend will be payable on fired

the and after by nce this moming and expressed day, playing on the Civil Service Surveyor of His Majesty the August 1919, at the Offices of the Monday the 11th imself in terms of indignat-ground. The following were the King, for one further term of 75 Corporation, where Shareholders

the discovery that! Police Reserve Head- parters Club is to be closed

SPIRITED PROTEST AGAINST CLOSING DOWN.

I at

scores:

K.C.C.

wn shortly. The burden of hix : Oswald omplaint was that the matter Simpson

ad, apparently, bern decided by Lapsley

IN

years

CIVIL SERVICE. PARTICULARS OF THE LOT. Langley McCormac

Roylance

e Committee and that no noti- | Parkes (skip) 18 Bond (skip) ation whatever had been garen Hyde

Mace

Polley Fincher

24

ing into the Club to find that Gibson (skip) 18′ Duncan (skip) 16

members of the Free.

Robinson

I was amazed," he said, "on Richmond

erything was numbered in Mead

adiness for an auction, and on Overy

ng the No. 1 boy I was told Pile

$26th. That was the first).

Station that I had had of the

Bention to close down the

Forbes

Brown

Lamble

the things were to be sold on Gerrard (..) 20 Seccombe ... ) 14

ab. There has been ΠΟ tification whatever sent out

members

of the Force

were

21

13

56

34

Ball one hears about it is hear the Force could have been called. There is not even a notice the matter explained to the Club saying the place is to them and some decision come Chut up. Everything appears to to regarding the future of been done by the Committee, the Club. In any case, why was hoot in any way consulting this decision arrives at without to Mr. Jenkin, the mbers of the Force. I can only reference chribe it as

arbitrary founder of the Club? He would on surely the officers never have allowed such a thing; men of the Corps might have of that I am quite certain. He taken into consultation: would have got further quarters, ything in the place has been fand not sold off, as is to be done en by subscription or anony now, taly. There is the officers' "It might be said that this for instance. which was decision to close, the Club is due hed and given by Assistant to the probability of the Force intendent Hough; the being disbanded, but from what I tbe appliances can hear there is no intention of Awhich

presented disbanding it. Those who wish Inspector Wildin; and to resign may be allowed illiard table, with its to do BO, but I don't aries, which was the gift of suppose anyone will want Beattie. There are many to, because there will be no drills things in the Club which and the men will only called out and what I should like in case of serious riots. That is whether the per- being the case, as the Force is to of the donors has been continue existing, it is only right dispose of these and proper that it should have its they are to be sold, headquarters. Yet the Club is to hey are not, what be closed, because four or five come of them. These men have decided on it. The ye been given for the Club during the war has done a c of the Club's life, and great deal for war and police that the place is to charities, and it could do much jast because four or more in the future. Then why e have apparently have it shut down? Had the Club been run on proper lines, it ave it on would have continued to exist for

that many years and

30.

been

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LOCALITY.

Foundry

Scasticas.

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contents in

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Annual Rent,

aquait le

"Upset Price,

THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED.

Head Oce. De Vax Road C Hatkow B anch. Pano Building, Now is the Time to Start Your Account SAVINGS OR CURRENT' Your own Account of Resources assures You

FREEDOM OF ACTION SELF-RESPECT HAPPINESS Inquiry on our SPECIAL SERVICE will be Welcome.

J. USANG LY, Langkeng 7th July, 1919.

are requested to apply for War-

rants..

The Register of Shares of the Corporation will be closed from Monday the 28th of July to Satur- day the 9th August 1919 (both days inclusive) during which periodno transfer of shares can be registered.

By, order of the Court of Directors.

K. J. STABB. Chief Manager.

Hongkong. 11th July. 1919.

NOTICE

-

NOTICE.The Hongkong Electric Co. Ltd. desire to again draw the attention of con-: sumers to the following facts ---

Owing to the delay, due to conditions created by the war. in obtaining new Plant, the Company find difficulty in carry ing the load necessary for public. and private supply especially 10 p.m. during the hours between 6 and

Comsumers of electric light supplied by the Company are therefore earnestly requested to use the utmost economy in the use of light and of fans during the hours mentioned in order that the pottbästads of interrup- tion in the supply, due to break- Mimager, down of the machinery, may be avoided. This particularly applies to the evenings of 18th and 19th Last. during Peace Celebrations, and consumers are especially requested not to use any electric light for illumination purposes.

GIBB LIVINGSTON & CO.,

Agents.

WISEMAN'S

delicious

ICE CREAMS in various flavours can be sent out ready for serving

: for

PICNIC, TIFFIN

THE BANK OF CHINA NOTICE is hereby given that

under instructions from the Central Bureau of Liquidation, Pering. Alled and Neutral ne tionalities having deposits in the above Bank in Gold currency PARTIES are required to register same with the Local reau of Liquidation

of the Dentsch Asia

Canton tha

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SERVED IN THE HONGKONG HOTEL.

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EAT

WISEMAN'S BREAD.

More good news

WISEMAN'S.

After a lapse of

from

years, we are now getting regular sapplies of the very strongest and best quality four tha: Australia produces and we are turning out the most nutritons and delicous Bread the Colony has ever known.

•

Don't take. our word.

and try it.

ST. PAUL'S CHURCH BAZAAR

Frite for a sample

EAT

WISEMAN'S BREAD.

NOTICE.

RE-REGIMENTAL DEBTS ACT,

1893.

NOTICE:All claims against

To be held at St. Paul's College Lieutenant

Glenealy.

on July, 16th & 17th 1919, Proceeds in Aid of the Ministering Children's League, Church Ex- tension, Christian Education. AFTERNOON PROGRAMME on July, 16th & 17th at

2.30 p.m... Sale of Fancy Work, Chinese Enamel Curios &c. &c. "Dollar" Stall, 30cts. Stall & Refreshment Stall.

the properties of the late J. Beardsworth, RG.A., are to be lodged with me within two calendar mon:hs from the date of this notice.

F. E. T. WILLETT,"

Major, R.G.A President Committee of Adjustment. 87th Coy. R.GA Stonecutters. Hongkong, 10th July, 1919.

THE HONGKONG CENTRAL ESTATE LIMITED.

NOTICE.

NOTICE-We beg to announce

that from July 1st Mr. ROY C. BURDIN will take charge of our Hongkong office.

THOMAS W. SIMMONS &.. COMPANY.

THE WEST POINT BUILD- ING CO., LTD.

An Interim Dividend of Three Dollars per share for the six months ending 30th. June 1919 will be payable on Monday 28th. July on which date Dividend An Interim Dividend of Four Warrants may be obtained on months ending 30th June 1919 office. Dollars per share for the six application at the Company's

Price of Admission, 10 cents: EVENING PROGRAMME

on July, 16th on July. 17th at 7 30 p.m.

at 7.30 p.m. Open Air Cinemato Chinese Theatrical office:

graph (Charlie

Performance Cho plain withi Other Atte

with Virid tive Features).

Sceneries.

Price of Admission 60c. & 30c

The Bazaar will be opened by Mrs Gainer Contributions will be gladly received by Miss. FC Woo47.Caine Road

will be payable on Monday 28th.

The Transfer Books of the July on which date Dividend Company will be closed, from Warranta may be obtained on Friday the 11th to Monday the application at the Company's 28th. July (both days inclusive).

of shares can be registered. during which period no transfer

The Transfer Books of the Company will be closed from Friday the 18th to Monday the 28th. July (both days inclusive) during which period no transfer of shares can be registered.

SHELTON HOOFER By order of the Board of Directors.

Becret

the General

By order of the Board of Directors.

A SHELTON HOOPER Secretary to The Hongkong Land InvestineTÁ & Agency Co., Ltd.

Agents for the Building Co. Ltd