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"YELLOW PERIL.”

AUTO-GIRO SUCCESS.

THE HONGKONG 1£LEGRAPH.

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PUBLIC, AUCTION.

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Messrs.

Lammert have received instructions to sell by Public Auction,

on MONDAY,

THE Undersigned have receiv

Brothers Tuesday, the 8th Dec, 1925

at the Kowloon Naval Depor, Commencing at 9:30 am.. old ord Surplus Victualling

the 30th day of November, 1925, Ent 3 o'clock in the afternoon at their Salesroom, Duddell Streat Victoria, Hongkong.

EX-KAISER'S OUTBURST.

Commenting on the effusion re-

NEW FLYING MACHINE

"DESCRIBED.

POPULAR A.SP.

PRESENTATION TO MR. J. KERR.

ed instructions to sell byported recently by Reutor, the

Sir Samuol Hoare, tho Observer states Public Auction on

Aprosontation by his colleague Secretary of State for Air, Air of the Force to Mr. J. Kori We publish elsewhere a com-Chief-Marshal munication in which

Sir Hugh Assistant- the "ox Trenehard, Chief of tho Air Staff, Polica, on the occasion of hi

Suporintondont' Kaiser oxpounds his view of and Air Vice-Marshal world-politics, the duty of the Geoffrey Salmond, Air Momber ture from the Colony, was mad Sir retiremont and impending depar white races to each other, and for Supply and Research, were this morning. the imminence, of the "Yellow aircraft designers who watched Canteen, the gifts being hande particularly in Germany; and among the many scientists and The function took place in the St. res

Porilaftor thirty years of im-1

31 Farnborough recently minence, still imminent.

afovor by the Captain Superinton It is convincing demonstration of the dont of Police, Mr. P. P. J. Wode Comprising: lab's Ll^on; Im-

not surprising, that, the picture capabilities of the Cierva auto house, C.I.E., in the presence c plomouts, Serge, Flannel, &c., which is now issued in a second giro flying machine. Remnants. Blanko's, Sundry edition from Doorn should be

the varions departmental chier The Valuable Leasehold Property Artioles of Mess and Tablo Gest, onriched with touches of deeper All the official tests have not and senior officers of the Force.

yot been completed, but the gloom. The prophet stands as- being all those pieces or parcels (including E cetro Plated Waro), tonished at the accuracy of his fights were convincing proof Australia. of ground situato at Victoria Clothing. Condemned Provisions own prognostications. And the that the auto-giro can be flown aforesaid and registered in the for Poultry. Feeding, &o.

world, as he soes it, permits him with safety without the aid of several consoling reflections on wings (as normally understood) Land Office as Sub-section 7 of

Tarms of Sale:-AS DETAIL-his own wisdom in the past.

and, what is more important still, Section A of Marine Lot No. 95,RD IN CATALOGUES.

The present

can be landed on the ground pronouncement Section A of Sub-section 1 of

contains much that is informing safely after an almost vertical LAMMERT BROS., Sub-section 8 of Section A of

It appears that there is a socrot

doscont. By Appointment Auctioneers clausp in the Treaty of Versailles FURNITURE of 2 roomed Marine Lot No. 95 and Section A

present Ox- to the Admiraly.

which one of the long series of perimental machine is merely as furnished flat for ealo, or of Sub-section 1 of Section B of

indiscreot histories of the Con-ordinary Avro fuselage with the Hongkong, December 1925.

GIVE THESE COLUMNS AN OPPORTUNITY TO ASSIST YOU.

The following replies are awaiting collection :--- Nos. 1366, 1375, 1314, 1320, 1384, 1376 1885, 1342,

1392, 1397, 1409.

TUITION

SPANISH LANGUAGE TUL TION Studente taught both

MISCELLANEOUS.

Technical and Commercial would lat for term. Fitted with thland Lot No. 1311.

~panish. rapid method. Pro- ficiency guaranteed in six months The Spanish professor is a higher grad. wef Madrid University. For particulars, apply Post Office Box 35.

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IN ONE LOT

European bath, goynor, W.C. gì8] stove. Can be visited from Mid- day to 5 pm any day except Monday Top floor, No 4 King's The total aren of the land - is Terrace, Nathan Read, Kowloon 1882 Square Feet or thereabouts. The property comprises the mes- "House, Flats. Building-Lots abge kwn as No. 2:9 (former. Extates neronted for rat, aucy No. 199) Den Voux Road West, tion, or private sale. Manage ment arranged for elion's pro- Further particulars and condi.

cending abroad. Telephone C.463tions of sale may be obtained from

Small Investors, I, Des Vous Road."

FOR SALE,

FOR SALE Dance Sanson.

Lady just arrived with con. signment of dainty dresses to be Bcon at I, Victoria Gardens;] Hankow Road, Kowloon. (next Kowloon Hotel

ART EXHIBITION

apply Box No. 1419 c/o "Hong-JAPANESE OLD PRINTS, IVORY kongolegraph."

CARVINGS. SCREENS, OLD SILK BROCADES, eto ele,

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Briefly, the

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CHESS.

THE COLONY CHAM- PIONSHIP.

forence has yet disclosed. An wings removed and a central Club the chess championship. of Through the Kowloon Chos Indo-Thibotan army is forming pillar installed, attached to which the Colony is to be revived afte in Eastern China. "Its do are four narrow planes, some having been in abeyance for sev

obvicus." The 17ft. in span, which revolve at a Toulons aro now to be regarded slight angle to the horizontaleral years. The entries are no as "Easternors, and, therefore plane.

Once they are turning at several notable players ate abi very many and the names d racially tempted to join in a rate of about 120 revolutions &

threatening with extinction minute, the forward spood of the ent However, there will b Culture, Religion, Civilisation."macking surves to keep them plenty of interest, for in place

America could and should have revolving at that rate hence the championship will be run of the usual knock-out competition kept at of the last war. The "auto-giro", and at that rate of document in characteristic. It is revolution they are capable of cach contestant playing all the

American tournament lines a queer but authentic jumble of supporting the weight of the sense and nonsense-a self machine. Tho only controls portrait with all the incisive needed

It is expected that the gam LTO ณ rudder and truth of a good caricaturo.

elevators, which are used as tries, which closed yesterday will be started next weak. En normally. In the matter of tails, certain claimed for the machine is that, lock, Rev. N. Evans, Messes. P

One gront advantage

are as follows: Sir Henry Pol apex are ahead of man in the pro-if a position equivalent to a stall H. Bonnerman, J. Whelldon, Ji Cess of evolution, says Dr. Adolph in an aeroplane is reached the Rowell, C. Sequeira, P. A. Rozaric

down-

van Gennep-Luhrs, S. G. Hayes Thus D. Carvalho, H. Randall and S

4, Duddol Street, If you have anything you would H. Schultz of, the Carnegie In- machine morely sinks like to sell, orchange or advertisestitution. Dr. Schultz says both wards and forwards. Hongkong, November 19, 1925.send it to the CHINA AUCTION

PUBLIC AUCTION.

The Undersigned have received instructions to sell by Public Auc- tion,

on TUESDAY, the. 8th December, 1925, at the Kowloon Naval Depot, commencing

at 9.30 2.m.

Old and Surplus Victualling Stores,

Comprising:-

ROOM.

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

others.

and men are believed to sudden engine failure is met by Purcell. have descended originally from the simple manipulation of the ancestors which had long tails elevator controls to govern the od for competition, but there is No cup has so far been present ilke present-day monkeys. The actual rate of downward descent, to be a prize of a valuable nature tails have disappeared as a result which, as there is little forward for the winner of the tournament of evolution but rudimentary momentum, results in a run aftor tails, consisting of bones imbed-touching earth of not more than ded at the base of the spine, still a machine's longth.

If you retire at night before your last meal has been suffi- tail of men. ciently digested or with your system clogged with poisonous. waste which should have been expelled, you cannot expect to enjoy sound peaceful sleep.

CHRISTMAS

"IOLANTHE."

DOYOU HAVE BAD DREAMS? Dr. Schultz says that certain has been constantly demons- are presont in both apes and men. Captain F. T. Courtney, who types of apes have rudimentary trating the machine since its tails which are smaller and loss arrival, proved the validity of pronounced than the rudimentary this claim by bringing the

THE A.D.C. CAST. machine down hard on to the ground. It descended at an Booking is now open at Ander angle which seemed to be about son's for the coming production 60 degrees to the horizontal, sank of the Gilbert and Sullivan opera, down heavily on an oleo under."Iolanthe "; which is to be staged carriage specially fitted, and at the Theatre Royal on Decom stopped dead in about two yards. ber 11th, 12th, 14, 17th, 18th, 19th Such performance is beyond all and a matinge on the 16th. doubt a fronttrido in the The cast is as follows:-The progress of aeronautics. The Lord Chancellor. Mr. A. J. J Auto-Giro is not a helicopter, Brock Earl of Mounturarat, but it seems to have achieved by Lieut. D. M. Rycroft, R. E.: Earl other means most of the Tolloller. Mr D. Morgan Richards theoretical qualities which have Private Willis fof Grenadior boen sought" in vain, so far, inGuards, Mr. G. H. Piercy that line of research.

Strephon (An Arcadian Shepherd) Mr. J. C. Lyal; Queen of the Fairies, Mrs. Neil Mathieson Iolanthe a Fairy) Mrs. Stanley Collett; C'ella, fairy, Mrs. L. C. F.

To aid digestion one Pinketre Table Linen, Implements, Serge, taken after the evening meal is Me Budujjeed Series. Real Crystal plaan n. Priest, ajak Tineri Coate Wild Flannel, &c... Remnants, Blankets, I sufficient. The laxative dose, is) View for 11 Day, Only,

| Sundry Articles of Mess and Table two. and the purgative dose) Gear, including Electro Plated three of these dainty little regula- Ware), Clothing. Condemned Pro- lors. Taken when needed. Pin-! visions for Poultry Feeding, &c.

Terms of Sale-As Detalled in Catalogues.

Lorm of Art.

A Coolini Fusations Extended to All

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That

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the insuring public approves of our methods and satisfied with our results is demon- strated by the fact that the total) PRIVATE HOTEL QUIET amount of our assurance in force

BRITISH FAMILY, full is

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INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.

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HONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB.

The Eighth Extra Race Meeting will be held (weather permitting) at Happy Valley, on Saturday, December 5th, 1925.

The First Bell will be rung at 2 p.m.

The charge for admission to thei Public Enclosure will be $1. Soldiers and Sailors in uniform half price.

Members are advised that they must show their Season tickets to obtain admission to the Members' Enclosure.

Each member hos the right of introducing 2 non-members to the Members' Enelosure, tickets for whom can be obtained from Messrs. Linstead and Davis at $5 each, up to Friday, December 4th, 1925,

Come and buy our hand-knittek Coats, Sweater, Jumpers, Shawls, Scarves, Socks and all kinds of Children's Woolies,

Latest stylsa) in "Fair Islo " and plain and francy Jumpos.

Ordors taken for knitting in wool or silk

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The Stowards invite the ladies of Holyoak Massey, & Co., Ltd.

Hongkong to be present.

Distributors.

Hongkong, November 21, 1925. Queen's Hida,

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LAMMERT BROTHERS, By Appointment Auctioneers to the Admirnity. Hongkong, November 25, 1925.

kettes ensure daily rogularity, ¦ attacks, liverishness, keep the hunish sick headaches, bilions,

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Your chemist vells Pinkettes, or post free, 60 cents. the vial, from Dr. Williams, Medicine Co., 60,| Klangse Road, Shanghai.

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Announce the opening of their HONGKONG STUDIO

in the

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on

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A choice and interesting Assortment of Ancient apd Modern Art Objects will be shown. EVERYBODY WELCOME

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MR. A. STOCK PRESENTS

RUTH ST. DENIS

TED SHAWN AND THE DENNISSHAWAN DANCERS

ONE NIGHT ONLY

TUESDAY, December 1st., 9.30 p.m.

Price: $5, $3 Reserved and $2 Unreserved. (So dlers and Sailor in uniform-Half Price to $2 Seata.) POSITIVELY ONE NIGHT ONLY.

Booking at MOUTRIE'S.

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an

Captain Courtney afterwards took the Auto-Giro extended flight, turning and climbing and once stalling to

make the machine sink steadily Bellamy: Leila, fairy, Mise D. under complete control. He then Funcheon: Fleta, fairy, Miss V. made a gliding landing, which Jefford: Phyllis (An Arcadian resembled very much that of a

Shepherdess and Ward in Chan-

normal aeroplane except, of cery, Mrs. A. M. Bowes-Smith. course, for length of run after touching.

RECORD

"1

DERELICT.

Schooner Two Years Adrift,

LOCAL BOXING.

THE NOVICES TOURNA- MENT,

The Hongkong Boxing Associ- American papers report that start at Murray Barracks on ation's Novices Tournament will the world's record derelict has Monday and Tuesday the 30th: turned up again. This is the inst., and the 1st. December at 6 Governor Parr, a four-masted p.m., The charge for admission lumber-laden schooner which has will be $1, with the exception of been playing hide-and-seek about the Services, who will be admitted the water of the world for rathor free. All entrants are to be weigh- more than two years.

ed in on H.M.S. Ambrose at 5.15:

Sho left a Nova Scotian port in p.m. to-morrow, the 29th. inst., September, 1923, with a cargo of and thoy must be at Murray Bar- a million and a half feet of lum-racks on the first day by 5.46 p.m., bor, and bound for Buenos Ayras. to be wodically examined. Within a wook of departure sho struck torriblo weather, lost two of her masts, and her crew were taken off by a passing vessel. She was a menace to North Atlantic navigation, and in January, 1924, coastguard cutter. found the Governor Parrt waterlogged, and started to tow her to Halifax; but heavy soas compolled the cutter to cast hor loose before reaching port. In the August of 1924 she was boarded and sotafire, but survived. this, and was next heard of (Osto- ber, 1924) off the coast of Port- ugal; then again near the Canary Islands.

Nautical wisencros predicted that if the derelict continued to koop afloat she would appoar later near the Lesser Antilles, and this, latest news, which report her ap pearance north-east of the Virgin you Islands, seems to bear out their theory.

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