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Where will be no meeting of the SAMES OXBERRY LODGE,

Friday.

DREMISES TO LET

EVATE HOTEL. QUIET BRITISH FAMILY, full and rosidence from $4.00 brity. One minute from forry. Ingaria) family ratoa. Cuisine

der parsonal supervision. 1,

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MISCELLANEOUS.

LAMMERT'S AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1925.

LOCAL CRICKET.

The following will represent the I. R. Club 2nd XI in their League mutohugainst the Hongkong Uni- versity 2nd XI on Saturday at Soo- Kunpoo, commencing at 2 p.m. J. 8. Aokbor, 1. Hassan, S. A. R. THE Undersigned have receivIshiuil (Capt.) A. S. Ismail, M. P. od instructions to sell by Madar, Y. A. Wahab, A. R. Minu, Public Auction on

R. Nazarin, A. S. Suffiad, D. M.

Scorur:-

Friday, the 13th. Nov. 1925 commencing at 11 a.m. at their

Sales Room. Duddell. Street.

16 Cases Woollen Piece

| Goods, imore or less damaged

also

40 Duz. Felt Hats

30 Doz, Caps

6 Pinces Woollen Overeating

6 Pieces Blue Serge

Piece Cubardine

I Case Typewriter Ribbons

1 Caso Bruss Buttons:

I Case Tooth Brushes

1 Case Visiting Cards"

and

A Large Quantity of Miscellane- ous Goods.

Terms: Cash on delivery,

"House, Flats, Building-Lots, Estates ogotiatod for rent; aue- tion, or private sals. Manage- ment arranged for clients' pro- cooding abroad, Tolophone C.4630 | ---- Small Investors, 10, Des Voux Road."

FOR SALE

Victoria Gardens, Hankow Road, OR SALE-40,000 bundles

loon, Tel. K.357.

LET Unfurnished Euro- pean FLAT of three rooms at 2 St. top floor.

with flush system, -seph's Mansion, Cabinson Road. Overlooking Catholic Cathedral. Apply Catholic Mission.

to

LET-Ono European dat, Wanchai Gap Road, Hang- kcg. Apply to 32 Kennedy

Brad.

LAMMERT BROS. Auctionners.

S. S. "ANDRE LEBON'

SERVICES CONTRACTUELS DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.

from

Foochow pine shooks.

Consignoos of Cargo Address all inquiries to P. .Marseilles &c. also cargo from Box No 86.

Bordeaux & Havre >x 4.8. "Totuan."

HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

In connection with above Stea- mar are heroby informed that their goods with the exception of

Opium, Treasure and Valuables

are boing lauded and stored at

Draft Programmes and Entry forms for the oighth Extra Race their risks into the Godowns of Mooting to be held on Saturday the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf 28th November 1925 (weather and Godown Co. Ld. Kowloon whenco delivery may be obtained permitting) may be obtained at immediately after landing. the Race Course, Hongkong Club and Causeway Bay Stables.

Entries will close at 12 o'clock noon on Saturday 14th Novom ber 1925.

ON or about March 1926 whole Sator spacious suite of officos Jes. The French Building " AX ictoria Building," No. Chen's Road Contral (between OCEAN STEAMSHIP CO., LD.

5

Chartered Bank and Morcantile. Bank.)

Apply to: Banque de l'Indochine

Chator Road,

To Lot-

Two newly con structed European houses,

AND

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LD.

Consigncos par Co's Broamer "PATROCLUS" From NEW YORK

gezine Gap, Motor Road, are hereby notified that the daros Ants, three large rooms cargo having arrived per S. S. Vot with kitchen. servants Perhus" from Singapore will be quarters and bath room, fitted discharged into. Holt's Wharf sitt flush system. Garages Kowloon, wherejt will lie at Con- provided. Immediate possession. signee's risk and and subjecu to Apply Sang Kos, New Bank terms and conditions of storage Building.

at Holt's Wharf. The Cargo will he ready for delivery, front Go- down on the after 12th November. Optional cargo will be landed, unless notice has been given prior

ANNOUNCEMENT.

IMPORTANT REDUCTION

IN PASSAGE, -

The Tayo Kisen Kaisha beg to

Cymrunce

to steamer's arrival.

No claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the]

All broken..chafed, and dain- aged goods are to be loft in the Godowns, where they will be ex- amined on any Tuesdays and to their friends and Fridays between the hours of pirans, that effective with the 10.45 u.m. and noon within the

"Siberia Maru" sailing from free storage period. Tengkong on the 29th November, vn the 8.s. "Korea Maru" sailing iron, San Francisco on the 8th steamer's Gadown, and all Goods Warmber next, these two steamers remaining undelivered after the! il henceforth be known as 18th, November will be subject in' Cubin' steamers.

With no decrease in service, aisine, or staff; the minimum Class Fure of GS75 has been reduced to a minimum Cabin Clase Pare of G.$290 between offected.

ongkong and San Francisco, and inimum Cabin Clans Fore of 215 between Hongkong and Bonelula.

Through tickets to European Ports £105 allows minimum Cabin Class Pacific, First Class Rail. First Class Atlantic to I value of -$205; £97 allows minimum Cabin Cast Pacific, First Class Rail, Cabin Class Atlantic to a value of $130; £95 allows minimun Cabin Cass Pacific, First Class Rail,

ront.

All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the under. siged on or before the 2nd Dec. or they will not he recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE.

Agents.

12th Novber, 1625.

AUGHES & HOUGH

LIMITED.

* GENERAL AUCTIONEERS.

Second Class Atlantic to a value IMPORTEERS, EXPORTERS & << G$120.

GENERAL BROKERS.

Advance bookings now open for The Winter Season sailings via minin at the Toyo Kisen Kaisha 40fices, King's Buildings, and at ttheir Agents.

Hongkong, November 9, 1925.

MASSAGE

Mr. N. AKAJI,

Mrs, E. AKAJI.

Gradunterf. Tokyo Jassage School

. 208, 2nd, Floor, WYNDHAM ST.

CHINA AUCTION ROOMS.

4. Duddell Street.

If you have anything you would like to soll, exchange or advertise send it to the CHINA AUCTION ROOM.

E, V, M. R. DE, SOUSA, Austionoor.

Optional Cargo will be forward- ad on unless intimation is receiv ed from the Consignees before 12 noon to-day requesting it to

be landed here,

Bills of Landing will be counter signed by the Undersigned, Goods remaining unclaimed after Mon-

day the 16th. Nov. 1925 at noon will be subject to rent and lading. charges,

me

All claime must be sont in to on or before the Thursday, the 19th Nov. or they will not be recognized.

1.m.

All damaged packages will be examined on Monday, the 16th Nov. A 10

by Messrs. Goddard and Douglas.

No fire insurance has been effected.

R. RODENFUSER,

Agent.

Hongkong, 10th Nov., 1925.

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.

THERAPION NO. 1 THERAPION No.2 THERAPION N13

No. 1 for Bladder Catarrh. Najo ter vicod N 8 Disi, No. 3 fte Utront: Wanknawa. OLD BY LAUNGCHEMISTA PHICH IN INLAND.3. DN LECLERC Med. Ga.. HavmentoskPa.. NW.5. Lenshere. LKI TRADE MARKED WORD EXATION IN-COM ANIT, LOVE. STAND APERTO TUTTERINE MARKETI

YESTERDAY'S CRICKET.

SHARE PRICES.

"EWO" DEFEATS "TAIKOO."

TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS.

Practically all the cricket fields

The following is the list of local

of the Colony were occupied yoster-share quotations issued to-day :-*. day by competing teams, and some good performances wero witnessed.

H.K.C.C. ground in a very Interest- Ewa and Taikoo mot on the Razack and S. A. Rumjahn. Ung "hong" encounter, the former, thanks chiefly to their doughty piroA. O.'Madur. A. Espina.

taipan, winging fairly casily. Taikoo scored 72, H. Parsons con- tribuling 26, with W. B. Cornaby

FLAPPER FANNY says

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taking 4 for 16 and D. G. M. Ber- nard 4 for 44. Ewo replied with, 132, D. G. M. Bernard retiring at 38 and H. J. Stevenson knocking. up 36. G. R. Vallack took 3 for 39 and H. Grin 5 fer 62.

The University wore at home to the. "Club Outensts," whom they lost to, scoring 121 (W, H. Sling 37, Rev. E. K. Quick 31) to the visitors 161 (J. Hall 72). For the Club, D. Reid took 3 for. 6, and for the losers S. Shahabudin tock 5.for 48.

The micried men of the Police. Besily put it across" their bachelor] comrades, in an all-day match.) The single men compiled 74, A. W.J Grimmett taking 5 for 13 and A. Clark 2 for 6. The Benedicks replied with 180 (J. Ogg 35, C. Alexander 32), Lacey taking. G for 30.

Craigengower entertained the Tamar, whom they defeated. The Vailey club declared at 195 for 19)

Some men whn's stop at any-] (M. Piana 69), and the naval thing even a hosiery display.

NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

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OCEAN STEAM SHIP COMPANY, LTD. and

CHINA MUTUAL STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD:

eleven replied, with 115 (L. A. C. Morley 31), R. C. Reed taking 4. for 26.

At home to the Royal Engineers, the Civil Service Won easily, declaring at 179 for 7 (F. E. Law- rence 71). In reply the military) team compiled 129 (Sergt. Cockel! 41)...

The Submarines send a team to Sookunpoo, and were defeated by the second string of the Indian Consignoes of Cargo per Com-R. C. The navy eleven scored 168 (Copplestone 46), Wahab taking 7 for 60. The Indians compiled 243) Ackber 60, not out, Wahub 54, and) A. Ismail 45).

They agree-

No

pany's Steamers

The K.CC. were at home all dayi to the A.P.C., whom they easily

* GLAUCUS" are hereby notified that the Cargo will be discharged into Holt's Wharf Kowloon, where it will lie at Consignee's risk and the best of. Kowtoon compiled subject to terms and condition 199 (Majer Pollard 64), the A.P.C. of storage at Holt's Wharf, The replying with 92. For the K.C.C., cargo will be roady for delivery. Goodwin took 7 for 23. iram Godown on and alter 10th November

Optional caro will be landed. unless notice Has been given prior to steamer's arrival.

ON LAND AND SEA.

Experiences of a Veteran of The Great War.

All broken, chafod, and damag- ed goods are to be left in the

With the Army in Africa, and Godowns, where they will be examined on any Tuesdays and later with the Navy at sea, Mr. Fridays between the hours, ofE A. Crittenden served his King 045 am and 'noon within the and country during the Groat free storage period.

War. A long spell of ill-health| No claims will be admitted in the form of stomach trouble after the Goods have left the these experiences, but now, re-

and nervous debility resulted from! steamer's Godown, and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 16th Nov, will be subject to rent. All Claims against the Steamer must be presented to the under- signöd on or before, the 30th Nov. or they will not he 'recognised.

No Fire Insurance will be effected.

"

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

Agents.

10th November 1925.

TO paste or powder alone can thoroughly remove the small particles of food that lodge between the teeth and cause' decay. For this you also need sparkling LIQUID SOZODONT. Due to its high alcoholic content and foamy quality it thoroughly cleanses every crevice as well as the surface of the teeth.

For complete teeth deanliness, use also SOZODONT PASTE or POWDER. This delightful dentifrice will brighten the teeth without the slightest danger of destroying the enamel or inju ing the sensitive gums.

Supplement the SOZODONT Treat- ment with a daily gum massage, inside and outside. Dentists throughout the world have recommended the SOZODONT Combined Treatment for more than one hundred years. Persisted in, it will prevent the ravages of prophen and detay.

Manufactured by HALL & RUCKEL, Inc.

New York, U.Si di

Sogodont

Liquid and Pasta or Powder Every Day

Their Combined Ust to the Safest Way,

Exclusive Agents for South China

B. H. KOTEWALL & CO., P. O. Box 252, Hongkong”-

stored to health and strength by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills, Mr. Crittenden is enjoying life to the full at his home, No. 8, Bordyke, Tonbridge, England. His personal narrative is as follows:

"I joined the Army in 1914 and was drafted to Africa. After a time I was attacked by dyspepsia. į My appetite went and I suffered fearfully from palpitation, so that I was not much use for marching. I spent several weeks in Hospital, and getting no better was oven- |tually invalided out of the Service. "The year 1919, however, found me again in H. M. Forces, this time in the Nayy. But before long my old enemy réappeared, and in 1920 I was invalided oncol

Banks.

Hongkong, $1,122) n. Chartered, 120 . Morcantile A. and D., £293 Morcantile O., £133

P. and O.. £91 East Asia, $86 11.

P

Marine Ins.

7)

Canton Ins., $635 b. China Undurwriters, $2.25 North China, Tls.. 140 s. Unions, $258 Yangisze, $35 i

Fire Ins.

8.

China Fires, $160 ." Hongkong Fire, 3600 n.

Shipping,

21.

Douglasos, $40 n. Steamboats, $224. Tugs, $41. Indo-Chinas, $38 Shell Trans., 89 b. Star Ferrios, $39 b. Waterboats, $16 b Oriental Nav., $250

Refineries.

China Sugars, $37 1. Malabons, 348. 11.

Mining.

Benguets, $2 n. Kailans. 45

11.

17.

n. Langituts. Tia. 28. b. Shai Explorations, Tis. n. Shanghal Loans, Tie. 8 n. Raube, $b. Tronohs, 67/- h. Ural Caspians, 3- ǹì..

Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharfs, $140 n. Whampoa Docks, 858 b. Hongkows, Tls. 170 n. Now Engineerings, Tls. 74 Shanghai Docke, Tls. 113

Lands, Hotels, etc.

H. and S. Hotels, 59 s. H.K. Lands. $67 n., Realtys, $5. b. call paid Territorials, $6 b. Humphreys, $16 n. Princes Bldgs, $150 Rural Lands, $7

Cottons.

Л.

8.

Ewos, Tis. 9 b. Orientals, Tis. $3 b Shai Cottons, Tiş, 53 b.

Miscellaneous.

Canton Icas, $7 n... Cements. 18 n.

China Buses, Tls. 104 b. China Lights, 816 n. China Prov., $9.50 s.. Constructions, $4 s. Dairy Farme, $194 n. Dor A. Wing, $10 n. Electrics, $56 s. Macao Electrics, $40 n. Developments, 40 cents, n. Ropes, $40 n. Tramways, $26 9.

K.

Lane Crawfords. $134. Muckintosh, $214 n. Peak Trame, $15 b. Sinceras, $134 n Taxis, $5 United Asbestos, $20 u. Watsons (Old), $16. Watsons (New), $15 s.. Powelle, $14 s. Amusentonts, $10 b.

TRAM V. RICKSHA.

1.

"POPPY DAY."

SOME FURTHER CELEBRATIONS.

The lighter eido of the Armistico Day celebrations provided good fun for the revellers and more funds, for Earl Haig's Poppy. Drive. At the V.R.C., where a fancy dress3 n. carnival was held, the night passed

quickly into early morning, the dancing being assisted" by plenti-... ful distribution; at a price, of con- fetti, streamers and last but not lenst squeakers.

The building was attractively decorated, poppy colour predomi- nuling, and the Lyric Orchestra provided the music. The fancy dresses were exceedingly clever; many of them, others adding to the fun.

Many were the schemes for rais- ing money for Earl Halg's Appeal, rattles for valuable prizes, payment for the pleasure of dancing a cer tain dance, a cross-word puzzle competition, etc., all of which were wonderfully supported.

The diamond pin rafted was won by Mr. A. G. Pile, ticket No. 684, and the pearl brooch fell to someore from the Hermes with ticket No. 311

At the Kowloon Cricket Club, raffles and an auction, together with a sweep on the match, brought, in over $1,000.

ARMISTICE CARNIVAL

The Hongkong Hotel, carnival dance was a very jolly affair, a large throng, many in, fancy costume, making merry until after midnight, The guests were provided with favours of all sorts and descriptions, and with the Allled flags used in decoration, the whole place was a Fuea of colour.

In addition to the usual dancer, the merrymakers endeavoured to n.look like centipedes by joining to- gether in long queues and galloping round the room. HEH. Prince George was well in the thick of it joining keenly in all that was going.

Though of course it is impossible at present to give figures of poppy sale with any exactitude, it is almost certain that last year's total I will be exceeded. Indeed the success of the drive aurprised even the organisers. It is estimated that over $4,000 was taken in Hongkong and over $2,000 f Kowloon, to which sums have to be added $1,250- donated and the various church collections last Sunday!

The ladies responsible for the good work on the Kowloon side were:

Organisers. Mrs. Hewer and. Mrs. Arrowsmith.

Sellers. Mrs. Pederson, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Owen, Mrs. Greenwood, Mrs. Arrowsmith, Mrs. Chaney, Mrs. Orchard, Mrs. Jackson, Miss Maud White, the Misses F. S. and A. Blythe, Misses B. and M. . George. Miss E. Moses, Miss Whitley, Misses A and L. Tollan, Miss E. Donald, Miss D. Hanblin, Miss B. Roberts, Miss J. Ander- son, Miss D. Smith, Miss J. Rey nolds, Mies J. Smirke, Miss A. D'Almada, Miss A. Barnes, Misaus May and Maud Witchell, Miss Kynoch, Miss B. Hurst, Misses M. and P. Woolley, Miss B. Morgan, Mias G. Roper, Miss 1. Spradbury, Miss E. Lammert. Miss K. Night- ingale, Miss P. Ogilvie, Miss B, Christiansen, Miss M. Robbins, ~~ Miss P. Ponsford, Miss L. Carr, Miss. J. Black, Miss P. Ever.st, Miss G. Saunders, Miss S. Mead, Miss Aris. Miss Scott and Master Miss J. Frank, Miss P. Parker,

Pat Easterbrook.

Others who assisted were Mr.

more, suffering from dyspepsia | COLLISION ON THE PRAYA. and nervous breakdown. I re- turned to England, but my health| did not improve. Dyspepsia tortion of the Praya East, where one Cook (loan of the Kowloon Hotel

The danger caused by the condi- tured me and my norves seemed side of the roadway had been lounge as headquarters), Mrs. all to pieces. There were times brokon up in connection with Easterbrook and Mrs. Nightingale.

I when I was quité helpless, and I certain drainage works, was evid-)

this world.

was afraid to go out alono. I

enced by an accident occurring) could not eat and foll away so much that friends

yesterday. began to At a point where there is very whisper that I was not long for little space on the roadway for vehicular traffic, a ricksha was "Then I read about Dr. Wil-run into by a tram from behind. llame Pink Pills, and in sheer The two fares in the ricksha, a dosporation decided to try thom.Chinese lady and her child, ware I can only describe the result as thrown to the ground, but were wonderful. Soon after commen- cing the pills my appetite return-ricksha, however, toppled over on seriously injurod. The ed, and I slept better. I continued its side and was damaged. with the pills and every day saw

an improvement. I began to pick] up the flesh I had lost; my nervos wore braced up and all signs of dyspepsia disappeared.

not

DUTCH MINISTERS

RESIGN.

CRISIS ÖVER VATICAN

"REPRESENTATION.

The Hague, Nov. 11. The Catholte Ministers of Water- ways, Labour, Colonies and War have resigned In consequence of the The probable loss of some of passing of Heer Kersten's motion. the finest trees in Surrey through Reuter.

the widening of the Ruigate.

Amsterdam, Nov. 11.

'Now I fool like a new man, Work is a pleasure and I can Dorking road is deplored by Sir The evening newspapers general- walk or cyclo any distance with William Lawrence, of Burford, ly agree that the question of Dutch out the slightest discomfort or Dorking, who makes an appool representation at the Vatican has puin. I was

nover in better for the saving of those thousand-not been decided on the merits of health and I owe it all to Dr. year-old chesnuts. Thoso lovely the case but purely on political trees are in Doopdene Park. The considerations and as a means of

Williams' Pink Pille."

Begin now to rogain your Spanish chestnut was introduced strength by commencing Dr. Wijuto Britain by the Romane, testing the solidarity of the existing liams Pink Pills. Of chemists, Those which are likely to be cut coalition.. To-day's adverso vote in or post free. $1.50 per bottle, 8 down, in one of the prettiest parts the Chamber was due to the defec for & bottles, from the Dr. Wil of Surrey, have weathered the tion of the Christian Historicals liams' Medicine Co., 60, Kiangae conturias ever since William the and the opposition of the Socialists Road, Shanghai. Good for mon, Conqueror marched through who, had formerly supported the and women tool

!!!Bouthern England.

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