The Archive · 1925

PROPERTY AUCTIONS

Sales of Land in Settlement and French Concession A number of valuable pieces of property. was" sold by auction. on Thursday "afternoon at the ales for visit- rooms Con La, Mr. Kenneth Martin Noel, Murray ors to" pass along and inspect them. The rows of benches and the promenades all will be covered in, There was a very large crowd but if it should prove to be a fine day—and erely to be hop-of interested prospective buyers present and the bidding was very fed that it will—there still will be spirited throughout for most of the large open space in the centre, pieces offered. With the exception that the place vannet be uncomfort-of one case, when the lot was able. withdrawn, the properties were Classes will be arranged as be-sold excellent prices, in spite of fore, according to the number of en- t the fact that bidding started very tries of particular breeds, and de- I low. spite the fact that some made fun The first parcel put up for auc-of the experiment, the committee tion was B.C, Lot 63 again have decided to accept Cadestral Lot 9252, measuring one tries of half-heeds and: ust plain mow, two fun, two li, six hao, "works." It is their opinion that situated in Route Lafayette, Bid-by the exhibition of red ding started Tls. 4,500 and rose much can be done towards the de-steadily to Ti 6,500, ay which velopment of a type or types or dog price it was sold to Mr. Feng Ping-better able to witnstana the count nap. less ailments peculiar to China The next lot put up consisted of than is the with mary foreign|the properties situated at the cor-dogs, whilst, as regards." ner of Avenue clu Roi Albert, known they believe that a person who does a US. Lot 2335, and measuring not require a high-bred sporting or mow, four fun, six hao, as wall show dog, but who does the right as B.C. Lot 11760, measuring four thing by 'a half-bred watchdog, or mow, three fun, five li, four han, just @ mere household pet, deserves 'These, bringing' the total ar encouragement. It is proposed also, 10 mow, seven fun, six Li, were if there is time after the judging, sold in one lot. Spirited bidding to call for post entries from soon brought price from Ti Jamongst exhibits for a display of dog tricks, which shaula be a most entertaining feature.

The usual awards will be given, with championships for the best dow and bitch In the show at decided by the judges in council, In addition, an opportunity is to be afforded of showing how far they: agree with the judges. Independ. ently of the champion judging, vi ors will be invited to declare ballot which exhi tin the whole show they consider the best, when ther ig has been awarded a not, and a special prize given for the one selected, It is hoped this time that Chin-

50,000, the first bid, to Tls, 66,000, this price being offered by Mr. You Chi-sung, to whom the properties were sold.

The third price of land, B. C. Lot 11736, situated at Route Raymond Tenant de la Tour, measured six mow, four fu Li, seven hao.

Bidding began at Tis, 20,000 and quickly went up to Tis, 24,000, which price it was sold_to' the Rev. Romao Ceuva, a priest.

The fourth lot on offer was the valuable property, situated at the corner of Route Francis Garnies, Route Henri Riviere and Route Louis Dufour, known as No, 11 tolerances, und submit them for suitably hung at the back of the Yokohama. ese will exhibit and attend in larger: numbers.

They are known tolt. M. Cadestral Lot 11092 (known Route Henri Riviere, contained in acceptance by the dealer's guild and] riatform reserved for the official Telegrams were also received from possess" many "exceptionally" ora] as FIN. Lot 1042), mak the manufacturers. Trade customs, guests. Decorations of other flags the affiliated societies in Hongkong,|doge to which they give great at-ling four' mow, together with. the as for Instance recognized lengths were effectively arranged in the|Kobe, Yokohama, Peking, Tientsin tention, but ie appears that hitherto buildings built of bars, should also be taken intolentrance hall. Contrary to the!and Hankow. they have been under the erroneous buildings comprise a modern resid account' by the Sub-Committe—|impression that the Dog Shows ence, with servants quarters and such lists to be afterwards printed were for foreigners only. Like the two garages detached, with modern id circulated among the members, the guidance of th g7. GEORGE'S SOCIETY SHANGHAI GIRL GUIDES dogs, the shows are open to all. sanitation and central heating, and surveyors and arbitrators, asthe

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