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WAR DEBTS.

AMERICAN PUBLISHER URGES CANCELLATION.

THURSDAY, JUNE 3, 1926.

PROPERTY SALES.

BONHAM ROAD LOT FOR

HALF A LAKH.

New York, June 2. Property sales were held at the Mr. Adolphe Ochs, principal China Auction Rooms and Messrs. owner and publisher of the New Lammerts yesterday afternoon, York Times, who has returned when the closing figures for lots from a three weeks visit to Europe, at Yaumati and Bonham Road in an interview advocated cancel were well below those of previous assessments of the properties. lation of War Debts and dedica There was a good attendance in tion of the sums concerned to the both cases, but hidding was furtherance of permanent peace.tremely slow for the Bonham He declared Americans were Road lot at Messrs. Lammerto, returning from abroad "with the only nine bids being received in.

25 minutes. Impression we are not liked and

The property sold by Mr. the feeling is growing so fast that it will eventually become a bur- E.V.M.R. de Sousa, at the Ch'na den." Mr. Ochs, attributed the Auction Rooms consisted of Sce

tions A and B of Kowloon Inland dislike to the European concep- Lot No. 1188, with the premises tion of America as "a very wealthy thereon known as Nos. 201 and. nation, pressing them to pay 203. Postland Street, Yaumati, debts we ourselves know they having an area of 1872 square. can never pay."-Reuter's Ameri- feet and held for a term of 75 een Service.

CHARITABLE BEQUESTS..

THE LATE MR. LESTER'S WILL.

We are informed that the follow- ing is a synopsis of the charitable bequests contained in the will of the late Mr. Henry Lester, says the N. C. D. News:

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years from April 1994 at Crown Rents of $3.95 and $1.28 per en- num respectively.

Opening at $10,000, with Lids of $200 acceptable,, the closing price was rapidly reached and the lot was knocked down to Mr. Li Cheung for $12,800.

Bonham Road Property. The lot disposed of by Messrs. Lammert, consisted of Section C of Inland Lot. No. 753, with the No: premises thereon known as 49 Bonham Road, having an area of 14,139 square feet and held

To the Trustees of the Holy for a term of 999 years from 1862 at an annual Crown Rent of $65,75. Trinity Cathedral:

Opening at $50,000, with bids of $600 acceptable, raises were slow and only made when the haminer was falling for the third time. By these slow stages the final price of $54,500 was reached In favour of Miss Lee Yan Leung,

memorial 2 Tls. 50,000 for stained glass window or group of windows in the chancel, any bal ance to be applied for purposes of the Cathedral church general ly.

Tls: 600,000 and B. C. Lots 60 and 143 for rebuilding and replacing the present Cathedral School,

Deanery and Church House and as was really collecting money an endowment for the School and for the revenue to avoid going on the Labour Exchange," was the on the conditions set out in the

novel excuse of an unemployed Will.

painter, fined £5 at Enfield for street betting..

To the Trustees of the Chinese Hospital situated at No. 6 Shan- tung Road:

Tla. 1,000,000 F. C. Lots 110bis, LAUGHTER AND. DIGESTION. 111, 114, 115a and 115bis and B. C. Tots 707 and 820 for the redemp- tion of mortgage, purchase of land, as an endowment, and on the con- ditions set out in the Will.

To the Trustees of St. Luke's Hospital:

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There is મ curious relation,f between the emotions and the pro cesses of digestion: The old joking axiom, "Laugh and grow- fat," is based on the common sense It is a of age-long experience.

Tis. 200,000 to be applied for the purposes of the Hospital general-acientific fact also that adden ly and on the conditions set out in grief or fright will instantly arrest digestion and the functions the Will.

To the Institute for the Chinese of the stomach will not be resumed until the unusual emotion has Elina, No. 4 Edinburgh Road:

subsided. To the Children's Refuge, No. 17 Brenan Road:

To the Little Sisters of the Poor:

The truth is that the stomach needs a good supply of rich, red blood to properly perform its duty To the Shanghai Mission to Ric-and if the supply is called away aha Men, G. Matheson, Director, Avenue Bezaure, Tungadoo:

To the St. Joseph Asylum for the Poor:

Tls. 50,000 each on the condi- tions set out in the Will.

The sum of Tls. 50,000 is to be set aside by the Lester Trustees for the foundation of six Henry Lester Scholarships.

An Institute to be known as "The Henry Lester Institute" to he erected and equipped at a cost of Tls. 400.000 on certain land" be- queathed for the purpose. LAN

to the brain digestion stops.

If you worry and think about your troubles at meal time you are on the road to indigestion and- the more you do it the more troubles you will have to think about.Laughter is an aid to digestion but plenty of rich blood is a necessity.

That being the case, the first thing to do in dysepsia or indiges- tion, especially in the form of stomach trouble generally called nervous dyspepsia, is to build up the blood,

To build up the blood there is A School to be known as "The Lester School" for 300 scholars or nothing better than Dr. William's They more, both Chinese and foreign, pink pills for pals people.

tone up the entire system, make especially Chinese, to be erected the blood rich and red, strengthen and equipped at a cost of Tls. the nerves, increase the appetite, 500,000 on certain land bequested put colour in the cheeks and lips for the purpose and the income of and drive away, that unnatural 'certain property to be applied as tired feeling. Plenty of sunlight, an endowment fund.

good wholesome food and fresh "There are numerous personal air will do the rest. Your bequests and the balance of the chemist supplies Dr. Williams' estate is to go to the Lester Trus-pink pills, or post free, $1.50 per tees: in trust for the Henry Lester bottle, $8 for six bottles, from The Institute and the Lester School and Dr. Williams' Medicine' Co., 60. other Lester, Institutions.

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