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MISCELLANEOUS,

CHINA AUCTION ROOMS.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

MORTGAGEE,"

PARTICULARS AND CONDI TIONS OF SALE

of the

Valuable Leasehold Properties Situate at Victoria in the Colony. of Hongkong,

and known 03

Section H of Inland Lot No. 151 and Section D of Inland" Lot No. 162A

Together with the messunges erec tions and buildings thereon known as Nos. 9 and 11, Prince's Terrace, To Be Sold

WANTED one furnished and

In One Lot

by

WA ANTED. Expert male W unfurnished house on Poak

steno-typist open for im-

mediata ergagement. Conversant or Lower levels, also flat in Happy with filing, coding and general Valley or Causeway Bay, turnish-

unfurnished. Tel. 4630) office work. Moderate salary, ed or

PUBLIC AUCTION,

on TUESDAY,

TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1926,

BUGHES & HOUGH LAMMERT'S

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LIMITED.

GENERAL AUCTIONEERS. IMPORTEERS, EXPORTERS & GENERAL BROKERS.

0.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

E.

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

on TUESDAY, the 12th January, 1928, commenc-

Yard.

AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Undersigned hava,

THE

by Public Auction "on

MORE - WORLD TOURISTS.

"BELGENLAND" SOON DUE

HERE.

Hongkong will be visited this

year by no fewer than six largej

resatoamers, carrying hundreds of

| Wednesday, the 6th Jan. 1925,

commencing at$0.00 p.m.

MURDER OF GENERAL" KUO.

MUKDEN GOVERNOR'S :-

REGRETS.

Mukden, Dec 27,-Mr. Wang

ceived instructions to selwealthy tourists on their travels Ying-klany, civil governor of Muk- around the world, and of the alt, den, in an Interview with a perhaps the most popular, as far Mainichi correspondent, expressed as Hongkong is concerned, will be regret at the barbarous way in the gigantic Rod Star Jiner, s.s. which General Kue Sung-lin and Belgenland, which, for the second his wife were killed.

He suld

at Mosers. Lane, Crawford, Ltd., Ladies Department, Pedder

Stroot:""

(for account of the concerned) A Quantity of Ladies Dress Wear and Sundries Comprising

"Some persons express congratu- lations to us now that the rebellion

time in hor short career, will visit] the Colony on January 21: Bur

She not only holds the record of being the largest steamer to enter by General Kuo Sung-lin has been Hongkong harbour and the largest Put down, but the present is not steamer to have crossed the et a time for congratulations, There are defeated soldiers scatter- ing at 9.30 a.m., (Interval between Day Jand Evening Gowns, Pacific, but also the largest steamer 12 noon and 2 p.m.) at Royal Army Coats, Frocks, Wrap Coats; to have completely circled the ed about everywhere. Then the National Army has occupied Ordnance Depot, Queen's Road Embroidered Shawls, Feather globe. East and Royal Engineers Yard, and Silk Wraps, Woollen Scarves,

Last year when the Beigenland Tientsin. We must delimit the area Wellington Barracks, and R.AS.C. Cardigans, Jumpers, Woollen visited Hongkong, great Interest of warfare and repair railways. There are many other urgent mili. Coats, Hats, Gloves, Boots,was aroused by residents of the Tho following Government Shoes, Hose, Sunshades, Fans, Colony and travellers from other try and civil matters to dispose of. The declaration of policy issued Veils, Fancy Hand Bags, Dress-parts of the world temporarily by Marshal Chang Tso-lin on De- Ganmetal, Lead, Brass, Steel, ing Table armaments, and Powder residing here in seeing and if cember 16 was written by myself Wood, Lamps, Tents, Cordage, Puffs, etc., eto..

possible going aboard the ninth according to my ideas of govern Hydraulic Jacks, Tools, Mosquito (more or less damaged by water) largest steamer in the world. All ment. If the government of Three Netting, Medical Applicances,

who went over the ship were Eastern Frovinces is not to be con- Blankets, Telescopes, Binoculars,

amazed at the lavishness of her ducted according to my ideas, I Timber, Cable Electric, Electrie

wonderful fittings and accommoda-shall resign from my position as Fittings, Empty Packages, &.,

tions, the interior resembling civil governor, although I realize closely a huge modern hotel.

that I cannot resign at once in -The vessel with its 27,200 tons view of the difficult situation of." gross,, is carrying on this cruise our country.. more than 400 passengers.. The

atores:

"Apply to "Advertiser 19, Grad-Small Investor's, 10 Doa Voux the 12th day of January, 1926, at &c.

ville Road, Kowloon,

WANTED.

Road.

LOST.

་*

WANTED-Lady going home OST - Betwenn

by "Hakozaki Maru" 10th

Hongkong

Hotel and May Road, via

3 o'clock pm, at the China Auc- tion Rooms, Düddell Street, Vic- toria, Hongkong.

by

Catalogues can be bad at the Chief Foreman's Office R.A.0.C. Depot or from the Auctioneers.

Terms of Sales:-Cash on deli-"

the fall of the hammer.

very. All faults and errors of Mr. E. V. M. R. DE SOUSA.descriptions at purchaser's risk, on April, requires lady's help during Seth Corner, lady's black and (red The properties consist of:~~~

All lots to be cleared within 4 atc. All those pleces or parcels of days. voyage for a little girl, age 4 years. handbag containing keys Good sailor necessary. Reply Finder please communicate with

HUGHES & HOUGH, LTD., Box No. Box No. 1431 o/o "II.K. Box No. 1430 "Hongkong Tele-ground situate at Victoria in the

Auctioneers. ; graph. Telegraph."

Hongkong, January 4, 1925.

PREMISES TO LET

FOR SALE.

Colony of Hongkong and registered in the Land Office as Section H of Inland Lot No. 151 and Section D of Inland Lot No. 152A with the messuages erections and buildings thereon known as Nos. 9 and 11, Resident Prince's Terrace, Victoria, Hong- leaving the Colony soon kong. The properties are held for of the City and the University, offers for sale bis FURNITURE, the unexpired residues of the comprising 6 rooms, 4 bathrooms HOUSE FITTINGS, CEILING respective terms of 924 years from AND the 22nd day of January, 1919, and up-to-date sanitation, electric FANS, CHINAWARE

OROOKERY the whole of a first 999 years from the 25th day of light, gas, as well as garage.

These residences, on Mt. Davis class make and in perfect con- June, 1849, created by an Indenture

Also continuation of Road, are nearing completion and dition.

of Extension dated the 3rd day of will be ready for occupation at LEASE for the house, a new and November, 1949, and made between moderate rentals very shortly. modern villa in best residential Her late Majesty Queen Victoria Although within the City limits district of Kowloon, Wr.te Post of the one part and Abraham they are situated in a delightful Offico Box 598

Joseph Burley of the other part, locality possessing a glorious

and by an Indenture of Crown view. Facing due South, they are

Lease dated the 1st day of Novem- free from fog all the year round, FOR SALE Silk Hosieryger, 1849, and made between Her while in summer they enjoy pure

Silk and Wool Scarves, Knit- and refreshing breczos, in marked contrast with the stuffy atmos- phere around the harbour.

Apply to the Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Ltd.

O LET EUROPEAN RESIS IT STANDS.

·To

DENCES within easy reach

PRIVATE HOTEL, quiet Bri-

tish family, board residence from $4.00 daily. One minute from ferry, family rates. Personal aupervision, 1, Victoria Gardens. Hankow Road, Kowloon, Tel. K.357.

TO LET Cne Furopean flat. Wanchai Gap Road Hong Apply to 32 Kennedy

Kong. Road.

NOTICE.

U. S. R. C.

The Annual Handicap Tennis

ting Wool, etc, at wholesale prices. Inspection welcomed. Seeing is Folieving. The Mutual Co., D'Aguilar Road.

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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Power of Attorney dated 8th October, 1925, made by us in favour of Mr. Rolf John on has to-day beon cancelled.

U. SPALINGER & CO.

Hongkong & Canton, 31st December, 1925.

NOTICE.

"The Kowloon Cricket

Club Dauce.

Members are reminded that the

Tournament, open to Members Second Dance of the Season is to

and Subscribers only, will com- į

be held on Friday, the 8th. inst.

mence at the above Club on Men-As previously arranged. Dancing

day the 18th January 1926...

The following will be played --- Mixed Doubles Handicap.

I.

II. Men's

III. Men's Singles

IV. Ladies Doubles

V. Ladies Singles

All those wishing to enter for

the above should send their names

to the Hon. Secretary or enter

them on the list which will be

to commence at 8 30 p.m. on the Hongkong Hotel Roof Gardon.

Tickets may be had on applica. tion to the undersigned.

S. E. GREEN,

Hon, Secretary,

NOTICE.

Notice is bereby given that

on the Notice Boards in the Club Mr. ALAN LAWSON BARTON

House by 4 p.m. on Wednesday is authorised to sign our firm pər the 13th January 1926. Dates by which rounds are to be completed procuration as from January 1st, will be notified in due courso,"

NOTICE.

ST. JOSEPH'S (BRANCH) COLLEGE, CHATHAM ROAD, KOWLOON.

PITMAN'S SHORTHAND, EVENING CLASSES FOR LADIES & GENTS.

FOUR MONTHS INTENSIVE.

COURSE, SUCCESS •.

GUARANTEED.

Claases for Beginners and High Speed Aspirants. Students for High Speed must possess certifiaster for 80 words per minute,

Enrolment at the above College (Kowloon) at 5.80 pẩm on the 5th January, 1926.

1626.

ARNHOLD & CO., LTD.

W

WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

Holyoak Massey, & Co., Lto

Distributors.

Queen' Elds

Tel C.678:

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late Majesty Queen Victoria of the one part and the said Abraham Burley of the other part, respec- tively. Annual Crown Rent $9.50 and cents 28 respectively.

For further particulars and con- ditions of sale apply to:

Messrs. JOHNSON STOKES & MASTER, Mortgagee's Solicitors,

or to

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

The Auctioneer. Hongkong, December 24, 1925.

HONGKONG HOTEL GARAGE

Buses Running As Usual

Starting from Mac's Cafeteria"

CAR HIRE SERVICE

Phone C.4758 and 4759.

Booking Office entrance to Cafeteria.

Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

There will be

TEA & DINNER DANCES

at the

KING EDWARD HOTEL

on the following dates:-

TEA DANCE 5th Jan, 1926. 14th Jan. 1926. 7th

19th

12th

21st

DINNER DANCE 9th January, 1926.

Further announcements to follow,

Bookings for the Dinner Dances can be made at the Reception Office,

On View on Day of Sale Torma Cash on delivery. LAMMERT BROS,, Auctioneer.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have receiv: od instructions to sell by

Public Auction on

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Monday, the 11th Jan. 1926.

commencing at 18. a.m..

at Godown No. 18, The Hong- kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Ltd. Kowloon

"Another thing to be remember-

present cruise; like last year, isled is that the rebellion this time under the management of the Red, was put down by the old school of Star Line, owners of the ship, in militarists. We should be prepar Co-operation with the American ed to be tormented by militarista Express Company, which has charge by their boastfulness. of all shore arrangements.

"Japan's diplomatic polley and The big ship is due to reach the steps she has taken were gene- Shanghai on January 15 and will rally proper. There has been an remain there until January 18 opposition expressed to the Japan- She will then proceed to Hongkong, ese steps by the provincial assem- where she will be from January 271 bly and the Chamber of Commerce. until January 25, ̈*•

The way in which the Japanese Tea, Planks, Flour, Soap, cruise for which tickets cost as the city of Mukden, as soon as it As a matter of course, on a gendarmes and police evacuated Newspaper, Cement, Nails, Irom much as $35,000 (gold) each, there became plain that the war would Ware, Gypsum Plaster, Tobacco will be a liberal representation of end soon, was indeed praiseworthy. Leaf, Electric Ware, Sandal millionaires on the passenger list By it the misunderstandings have Wood, Empty Glass Bottles, Flat, of the Belgenland, and all her pas- all been removed. Round and Square Bar Ends,

"I have a fin idea to reform

A Large Quantity"of Miscellaneous Goods

Comprising:-

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Angle, Square, Fist and Round sengers, whether in the millionaire

that

Iron, Paper, Waste Pickers, class or not, will be liberally the administrative policy hitherto Medicine, Bolts and Nuts, Steel supplied with cash, and doubtless employed, although the foreign and Iron Plates, Pig Iron, ready to spend it freely in buying policy will not be changed.

wish that this policy will not be Sulphate of Ammonia, Cobbles, souvenirs of travel. Sample Goods, Cocos Nuts, etc., This meana

the shop misunderstood by Japan. keepers in Hongkong should profit "I was strongly opposed to the by the cruise ship's stay in port way General Kuo and his wife were One Case Microscopes

Not a passenger of the 475 brought disposed of. At first, some persons to China by the Belgenland last advocated cutting off his ears and About Three Thousand Bags winter departed without making nose and taking his heart out as

etc..

Guano

also..

and

79 Pieces Lumber Terms: Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.. Auctioneers

THE NEW.

PORTABLE

MODEL OF THE .- COLUMBIA

substantial purchases of silks, punishment. 1 had an order is- carvings, furniture, curios, jewellry, sucd to prohibit such barbarity and and other Chinese goods, and he was to have been punished ac- it is not anticipated that this cording to law. But in no time winter's party on the Belgenland he and his wife were murdered and will be less liberal buyers than her their bodies shamefully mutilated. I am ashamed of those who have passengers of last winter.

The ship herself is an oil burner perpetrated the deed." of 697 feet in length and 78 feet

in breadth, and is engaged in the

summer. Trans-Atlantic travel SCOTTISH FOOTBALL.

between New York and Europe.

She is an international ship in the broadest sense: Designed and built at Belfast (complete in

GRAFONOLA 1923) the Beljenland is owned by

AMAZING VOLUME AND TONE QUALITY, NOTHING TO DO ̈ BUT OPEN AND PLAY,

YESTERDAY'S LEAGUE,

RESULTS.

London, Jan. 4.

American stockholders of the International Mercantile Marine Matches played in the First Company with headquarters in Division of the Scottish League New York, and is operated by the to-day resulted as follows

Red Star Line, the principal steam- Aberdeen

ship organization operating between Airdrie the United States and Belgium. Celtic She Bles the British flag but her Dundee Un home port is Antwerp and she is Hibernians

Kilmarnock managed from New York.

3. Queen's Park 1

3 Cowdenbeath

8 Partick

0 Dundee

0 St. Johnstone 4 Hamilton: 4: Morton

8 Clydebank

1 Hoarts 2. Falkirk.

Scottish League.

22:15 4 3.56 19 34 „2014 2.7 56 32 30 24 12 6 ÷ 6 44 28 30

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The Belgenland's commander, Motherwell Captain John Bradshaw, is an Rangers American citizen, her officers are Raith chiefly English and her stewards St. Mirren and chefs are. English or Belgian.]. She carries a total crew of 601 persons, of whom 40 are women, including stewardesses, hair Celtic. dressers, nurses, maids and Airdrie. laundresses. Two surgeons and a Motherwell: dentist, a physical director in St Mirren...... 24 13 4 7 43 38 301 charge of the gymnasium, a cruise Falkirk. 23 12 5641 36 20 director and his staff of 16 men, Hearts. 24 13 3 8 44 41.29 A master of ceremonies, an educa- Rangers 2413 29:48 31,28 tional director and lecturer, two Hamilton.....23 10 4 9 50 43 24 parsers, two bandmasters, an editor Dundee.25 9 6 10 31-37:24. for the ship's dally paper three Aberdeen. 25 9 5 11 38 38 23 ANDERSON'S printers and a minister of the Cowd'nb'th 23 9 410 54 46 32 gospel are also Included In the Kilmarnock 23 9. 410 47 54 22 ship's personnel. The kitchen and Morton 22 8:410.85 4120 as follows: Two large and well dining room staff total 325 men. -

Dundee Un...22 8 4 10 28 40 20. equipped gymnasiums, an indoor, In her deck arrangement the ship Hiberniane, 23 7: 412 41 44 18 Johnstono.......23 8 3 12 26 4419 swimming pool, with Turkish bath is ideal for cruising. Hor pro Raith R23 8 213 28 46.18 attached and two outdoor poole, menade deck is enclosed with Partick. 22 5,7 10 37:46 17 the largest on any ship. Three panels of glass that can be readily Clydebank. 23 5 4 14 36 5414 verandah cafes, available for re lowered to a point permitting Queen'a P'k....23 6 1 16 33 57 13 freshment, table games or dancing clear view of the sea from one's A Japanese tea garden for dining steamer chair, the space available or dancing.

for chairs being unusually broad, This will be the home of the 400 At night this deck is frequently number, which reached as by the The Rungoon Times Christmas or more tourists on board for over used as a ballroom, and when last mail, in an excellent pr four months while they are com decorated with multi-coloured duction, printed on art paper, with pletely cireling the globe under the electric globes and flags, presents a wealth of local matter profui most luxurious conditions, and we charming appearance. A feature illustrated, aud. desling can only hope that they may be of the upper deck is a space for events, official, social or sport favoured by our usual good weather sports, of generous proportions, which occurred dur during their sojourn in Hongkong whore deck tennis, golf, shuffle year. There are so that they may enjoy to the full board and other games are played. specia -articles,vanie axtant the magnificent and beauti- Other features of the ves photo pba of Bur ful sights which our Colony can relating directly to recreation are offer,

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