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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1919.

KEUTER'S TELEGRAMS.

(Continued from page 5)

THE BALTIC SITUATION.

THE HONGKONG - TELEGRAPH.

SPECIAL

TELEGRAMS.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

STOLEN RUBBER.

LETTS STEM THE ONRUSH.

Copenhagen, October 14. A Lettish communique, dated the 12th inst, says, the Letts have succeeded in re-crossing the Drina in the direction of Mitau and in occupying the suburbs of Riga on the left bank. Mobilisation is in full swing everywhere in Livania. The Cabinet, National Council and Government officials moved to Paden (?) on the 10th. but the Premier and Minister of Justice have now returned to Riga. The entire Lettish Press opposes the acceptance of Colonel Bermondt's offer of an armistice on the ground that previous ex- perience shows the Germans in Courland cannot keep Treaties.

NO PROVISIONS FOR INSUBORDINATE TROOPS.

Berlin. October 14.

A semi-official statement says that a complete stoppage of provisions to the insubordinate troops in the Baltic, except those returning, was ordered on October 11. All passenger traffic to the Baltic was immediately stopped, and sharper control measures have likewise been taken to make the prohibited supply of scimunition impossible.

General von der Goltz transferred his Command to General Eberhard: on October 12 and is expected in Berlin shortly.

FRENCH AUTOMOBILE EXHIBITION.

A WONDERFUL DISPLAY.

Paris. October 11.

The show of thie Ausgmobile Industry in Paris is a superb success and a proof that France is, anew, working hard.

Singapore, October 15, On Monday at midnight a larga haul of stolen rubber, valued at $100,000, belonging to Sandelands Bultery, was made in the sex off

Katong.

STRAITS FOOD CONTROL.

Singapore, October 15. The Food Controller has fixed the price of Australian wheat flour at $3.75 per bag of 49 lbs, for importers, and $5.85 per bag for others. The retail price is 18 cents a kati.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

BOXING.

G.

NOTICE

R.

G.

race,

NOTICE.

All persons with the exception Particulars and Conditions of Owing to the forthcoming of persons of Chinese

the letting by Public Auction Naval Dances, KID MAR-wishing to leave the Colony must Sale, to be held on Monday, the RIOTT'S BOXING CLASSES have in their possession a VALID 20th day of October, 1919, at 3 at the SEAMAN'S INSTITUTE, PASSPORT. Passengers not in Pa., at the Offices of the Public 1. Praya East, Wanchai, will in possession of passports will not Works Department, by Order of future be held on MONDAY and be allowed to leave the Colony. His Excellency the Governor, of FRIDAYS from 5.45 to 7.15 pm.

All persons with certain excep- One Lot of Crown Land at Mong tions who remain in the Colony Kok, Kowloon, in the Colony of for more than 7 days are required Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, to Register themselves under the with the option of renewal at a REGISTRATION of PERSONS Crown Rent to be fixed by the ORDINANCE 1916. Forms of Surveyor of His Majesty the culars required may be obtained at Registration giving the parti- King, for one further term of 75 the G. PU may be alle Police PARTICULARS OF THE LOT, Stations.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned has received instractions to sell by Public

Auction on

TUESDAY, the 21st.

October 1919. commencing at li a.m. at his Sales Rooms, Duddell Street

5 Dozen Scarves - Assorted colours

20 Dozen Woollen Socks black plain

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20 Dozeń Black Silk Socks -

plain

..

The Penalty for non-compliance is a fine not exceeding $50.

ED. C. WOLFE.

C. S. P. Hongkong, 5th September 1919.

NOTICE.

BY ORDER OF THE OWNERS PUBLIC AUCTION

THE VERY

10 Dozen Brown Silk Socks VALUABLE BUILDING SITE

plain

SINGAPORE AS AVIATION STATION.

Singapore, October 15.

He is of

A Loudon correspondent says it is doubted whether airships will The correspondent of the New York Herald writes:-"The Exhibition is an unsurpassable display of finished workmanship, be sent much outside of India for a long time to come. allied with taste. But, even more, is it a proof of national energy opinion that we are a long way from seeing Singapore as the centre and industry. The difficulties that had to be overcome before such of flying traffic unless immediate provision of up-to-date dying bases a splendid collection of vehicles could be brought together were in-is made. numerable and formidable. The success of a six months' effort is seen in the Exhibition at the Grand Palais. The initiative, ingenuity, discipline, and tenacity that has enabled the nation to withstand and finally overthrow the most powerfully equipped enemy that has ever assailed civilization, have been brought into play in pursuits of peaceful industry with the same efficaciousness.

KING ALFONSO LAUDED BY KAISER'S BROTHER.

first of all made themselves ravely suspected of being to blame for the world war. To these men belong the leading statesmen of the British Govern-

The Chicago Tribune says:-" A surprise is the large number of French machines on exhibition. In the main Exhibition Room there are no less than sixty different makes of French cars shown, while other rooms contain numerous other French models. During the HIS NEUTRALITY PRAISED.ment, as well as all the States war French automobile manufacturers were devoting practically their entire plants to war work and the reorganisation necessary to bring them back to pre-war conditions is not the least among the surprises."

The Daily Mail concludes - French salesmen were happy and smiling and might well be. They are deluged with orders French firms certainly have produced a remarkable number of average priced cars."Huras.

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THE 1917 OFFENSIVE.

MARSHAL FOCH'S REPORT.

Paris. October 14.

MARSHAL FOCH'S ANSWER.

Paris. October 11.

20 Dozen Atkinsons Eau de Cologne 4 oz.

20 Dozen Atkinsons Eau de Cologne Soap in 1⁄4 doz. boxes

20 Travelling Rugs

Also

A Selection of Cashmere and Tweed Suit Lengths:

180 yards of Superior Flannel Shirtings

Isuitable for Shirts, Blouses

and Pyjamas)

N.B. The above goods are of a Superior Grade and will be sold in Lots to suit purchasers.

Terms: Cash on delivery.

On view from Monday the 20th

Inst.

Geo. P. LAMMERT.

Auctioneer.

CONSIGNEES.“

OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA.

that have been allied with Eng- land before and during the war- their names are so well known New York, August 31.-High

to the general public that it is tribute to the efforts of King not necessary to enumerate them

absolute bere- Alfonso to preserve neutrality" during the world war "I could imagine a court of From MARSEILLES, via BOM- was paid by ex-Kaiser's brother, justice made-up of men from the in the open letter to King George neutral European States, with its summarized in a Copenhagen cablegram of August 3. The full seat in Madrid, the capital of that country which possesses a sover- text of the plea for Wilhelm eign who thinking honestly pre- Hohenzollern, as found in Ger; served the absolate neutrality of man newspapers just received his country, under difficult con-

here, follows:-

ditions.

as

of the

BAY & SINGAPORE,

The Company's Steamship

INDO MARU”

having arrived. from the above

ports, on the 15th October, 1919. Consignees of cargo are hereby. notified that their goods are being

|& Godown Company's Godowns a: Kowloon, where delivery can be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.

Goods not cleared by the 21st

Situate st

KOWLOON POINT

TSIMTSATSUI

WITH LARGE FRONTAGE ON KIMBERLEY ROAD KOWLOON

RIPE FOR IMMEDIATE DEVELOPMENT TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION

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ON THURSDAY

The 30th day of October, 1919 at 12 o'clock Noon

by

MR. GEO. P. LAMMERT at his Auction Rooms in Duddell Street.

The Property consists of:

No. of bala

Registry No

LOCALITY.

Coronation Hot |_||

2

NA, 13 L

**** Kowloon Infr

Hours of Kowloons Int

Boundary

ma

feet festless! Cont)

**

Contenra f

Aunan) Rent

130 130

1316,300

NOTICE.

(A')

THE HONGKONG CORINTHIAN YACHT CLUB.

The Opening Cruise of the Season will be held on Sunday next October 19th to an anchorage half mile East of Channel Rocks. Race programmes are being sent to members.

THE INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK, LIMITED.

Head Ofoc: 6 Des Voeux Road Cl Kaskow Branch: Paani Bailding.

FOR THE YEAR TO COME Preaction is impor act in all things. All that piece or parcel of this applies to your own finances. The ground situate at Kowloon in the best way of providing for the future, freely, Colony of Hongkong and register-by

ed in the Land Office as THE REMAINING PORTION OF KOWLOON INLAND LOT NO. 1154.

The Property is situate in a very desirable position ready for immediate building purposes.

Particulars and Conditions of Sale may be obtained from, MESSRS. DEACON LOOKER DEACON & HARSTON.

1. Des Voeux Road Central. Hongkong

The Vendors Solicitors

Or From Mr. Geo. P. LAMMERT.

The Auctioneer.

OPENING A SAVINGS ACCOUNT

WITH US,

$1 to start. SYSTEMATICALLY it will grow to

THOUSANDS.

EXCHANGE.

SELLING.

T/T Demand 30 d's 60 dis

4 m/s IT Shanghai

T/T Singapore. T/T Japan

4/3

4/3 3/16 4/3-5/16

4/3 7/16

4/3 9/16

Nom.

18016

176

T/T India.

209

Derland, India....

209

T/T San Francisco'

89

& New York,.

T/T Java

22714

NOTICE.

T/T Marks

Nom.

T/T Francs

7.54

Demand, Paris

re-

A. S. WATSON & CO., LTD.

BUYING

4 m/s. L/C

4/49

4 m/s..D/P

NOTICE is hereby given that

6 m/s. L/C

4/44

4/42

Melbourne

30d/6. San Francis-1 903%

co & New York) 4 m/s. Marks 4 m/s. Frencs

Nom. 7.78

"Your Majesty: Since the "After waging a defensive voices in the Entente press, and struggle for four years against particularly in the English press, nearly the whole world. accom-landed and placed at their risk in regarding the question of the expanied by unbeard-of perform the Hongkong & Kowloon Wharf tradition of Kaiser Wilhelm II ances as well as by enormous The Liberte gives what purports to be Marshal Foch's report on and his public trial before an sacrifices, Germany lost this war, the 1917 offensive. Marshal Foch expresses the opinion that Entente court of justice, do not She was not defeated by the although all the desired results were not attained the offensive con-wish to quiet down. I am direct-arms of the Entente. but, as stituted a real success for cur arms. Under the threat of the ing to your Majesty the following England's statesmen

were able preparation of the offensive the Germans, refusing battle, evacuated open letter, in addition to a thus wisely to prophesy, by the well-October...1919, will be subject to

area of 2.000 kilometres, freeing an eighth purt of the far unanswered dispatch of July aimed silver bullets" which lodged rent. invaded territory. Besides, resulting in the capture of 55,000 of this year, and am again ap-in the back of the German people.

Damaged packages must be prisoners, 800 guns, and 1,000 machines guns, the offensive freed the pealing to your Majesty's sense Germany is prostrate, the Ger- left in the Godowns for examin- Italian and Russian fronts, and placed the initiative in our hands, of justice.

man people is broken in body and ation by the Consignees The Liberte also quotes Marshal Foch as saying that if General'

Should your Majesty and spirit. The hunger blockade, the presentative and the Company's Nivelle had been allowed to continue the operations of 1917.

your responsible advisers still be humane tool of English military Surveyors, Messrs. Goddard & Northern France might have been freed sixteen months earlier.

really in doubt as to the causes art has, through the basty dis-Douglas, at 10 am on Wednesday of the world war and the blame continuance

U-boat and Friday. All claims must be for it. I beg your Majesty towarfare, as little failed of its presented within Tairy days of an Extraordinary General Meet-30 d/s. Sydney and remember that available docu-jeffects formerly did the

the steamer's arrival here, after ing of A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. ments, as well as facts, indubit-British measures against the

which date they cannot be re-will be held at the Hongkong was the women and children of the ably indicate that it

cognized: No claim will be ad- Hotel on Monday, the 20th day mitted after the goods have left of October, 1919, at noon, for the English Government alone that Boers. for years prepared for this war in Germany has been delivered, the Godowns.

purpose of considering, and if order to exclude Germany, an faltering and defenceless, over to

No fire insurance whatever will thought fit, approving, the draft 6 m/s. Francs .....: 7.86 annoying competitor, from the the vengeance and covetousness be effected.

new Articles which will be sub- Demand, Germany, Consignees are requested to mitted to the Meeting. A copy Demand, New York 897% Marshal Foch's answer to the German Government's reply to markets of the world, and that of her merciless enemies, who

Nom. the demand of the withdrawal of German troops. from the Baltic therefore that Government alone stil! need the triumph of the send in their Bills of Lading for of such Articles and a copy of the T/T Bombay

is to blame for the beginning of extradition of her Sovereign, as countersignature immediately. existing Articles may be seen at Demand. Bombay .... Provinces, will probably be sent sometime to-day-Hurns.

the offices of the

Nom. the war and for its consequences. well as of her military leaders

General T/T Calcutta Managers in Alexandra Buildings, Demand, Calcutta... "I should like to allow myself and officers, in order to give to

Des Vanz Road Central, Victoria, Demand, Manila 187 to remind your Majesty of your the world a spectacle of humilia Majesty's meeting with Mr. Sation such as has never been Hongkong. 15th October, 1919.

Hongkong In such copy the Demand, Singapore. 18016 Germany

portions of the proposed new On Haiphong sonof in September, 1912, at Bal-offered to it before.

Articles which differ from the old On Saigon moral and of the expressions and her brave, people are hard

Articles are indicated by under-On Bangkok made by your Majesty on this hit, but they are not dead! The German spirit, that at present

lining in black ink. occasion, expressions that leave no doubt at the fate intended for seems shrouded in darkness, still the German Nary and merchant lives, and will awaken some day to the full realisation of the marine; a fate met by so many shame and disgrace to which it

of all the ships

seafaring nations

was subjected by its enemies: during "

разе years of war. Therefore, as Eng-some day it will demand a land is chiefly to blame for the reckoning of its tormenters, al- bringing about of the most terrible though that may be many years of all ware, so are jointly culpable from now.

"Therefore, I again, at the all those nations which have! regarded themselves as allied eleventh hour, bog your Majesty, with England and impelled by and not least of all in the interest selfish motives, have been cheap of your Majesty's own person, to Matheson & Co., Ltd. Des Voeux of Road, Hongkong, on Friday 17th tools in the hands of the British renounce,

ominous October at noon for the purpose Government, and, accordingly, justice, this admit themselves to be members to all States alike, involving of receiving the Report of the of a coalition which is commonly the extradition or putting on Directors, passing the Accounts, trial of his Majesty, Kaiser and electing Directors and designated as the 'Entente."

William II or to consent to 'Auditors.

FRENCH TO PUBLISH SECRET REPORTS.

Paris, October 11. The French Chamber of Deputics voted yesterday to make public all reports of its Secret Committees during the war-Havas.

BREST STRIKE SITUATION IMPROVEMENT.

Paris, October 13. The strike situation at Brest decidedly improved. Two-thou sand workers have returned to the Arsenal. Strike leaders have forbidden demonstrations, and a conference of workers and em- ployers is seeking a settlement.

THE NEW ALLIANCE.

Paris, October 13,

The Gazetic publishes a Decree ratifying the Anglo-French- American Treaty.

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OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA,

Y, YAUSDA,

Manager.

NOTICE.

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.

THE-THIRTY-EIGHTH OR- DINARY GENERAL MEET- ING of the Company will be held at the Offices of the General Messrs. Jardine Managers,

Sovereign.

forward

Nom.

Nam

4.65 Nom,

63

Should the Meeting approve of Gold leaf per Tael... 33.40 such Articles with or without Bar Silver, per oz. 6334 modification, the subjoined Extra- ordinary Resolution will proposed →→→

be

SUBSIDIARY COINS.

DISCOUNT PER $100: and for the purpose of H'kong 50 cts Bub. identification subscribed by

10 11

"That the new Articles already approved by this Meeting,

the Chairman thereof, be and the same are hereby C. coins adopted as the Articles of the Company to the ex- clusion of and in substitu- tion for all the existing Articles thereof."

3

par.

par.

$20% pm.

par.

26 WASP STINGS. Two little girls, while playing on the towing-path between Should the Resolution be passed Kingston and Teddington, dis- by the required majority, it will turbed a wasp's nest on the river be submitted for confirmation as bank, and were attacked. Their

Extraordinary General. Meeting hairdresser and a soldier, who which will be subsequently had some difficulty in getting rid convened.

Who of the swarm of wasps. Both JOHN D. HUMPHERY were badly stung about the about the face, head, and body, & SON,

for the wasps got into their hair. General Managers."-- and down their backs Oné girl Hongkong, 9th October, 1919. was stung in 26 places: *

"In case one should see in the exercise the influence allowed to The Transfer Books of the unheard-of demand for the ex-1you by the Constitution" against Company will be closed from thea Special Resolution to a second screams attracted two men, s tradition of a sovereign the desire these tendencies.

(11th October to the 31st October of the members of the Entente to "As in the preceding I have not both days inclusive.. get closer to the truth concerning appealed to your sympathy, but. the cause of the war-I am unto your Majesty's sense of justice, able to do this-then one must I remain your Majesty's devoted. logically come to the conclusion

**COUSIN HENRY, to also place before 怨

"Prince of Prussia court those who have "August, 1919.*

By Order of the Board,

JARDINE MATHESON & CO. LTD. General Managers. Hongkong, 2nd October, 1919,

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