On Saturday, October 12, 1940, commencing at 9.30 a.m.
Tientsin carpets, rugs, upholstered double spring couches and arm chairs, day beds, gramophones, records, wardrobe and steamer trunks, table fans, golf clubs, electric vacuum cleaner, modern style teakwood dining room and bedroom suites, desks, desk chairs, bookcases, steel filing cabinets, silver and E.P. ware, cutlery, crockery, vases, lamps, pictures, ornaments, Chinese blackwood furniture, teapoys, electric vibrator and toasters, scale, sideboards, cellarettes, dining tables, dining chairs, silver ware cabinets, wardrobes, dressing tables, chests of drawers, night tables, centre tables, chairs, stools, Simmons iron, brass and wooden bedsteads, cupboards, meat safes, stoves, large transformers, eic. also A Lot of various cameras, lenses, films, stereoscopes, tripods, etc.
1 "Winchester" 401-cal. repeating rifle and bullets, 1 "Stoewer" typewriter 1 G.E. 10-Tube radio receiver with transformer, 1 "Beeton" Cooking range 1 "Herrburger" Fine tone iron framed 3-pedal upright piano 2 Scottish terriers, 3 months old 3 Drums of damaged Bleaching Powder 1 "Herring Hall Marvin" Large fire resisting steel safe with key and combination Seventy Wears Hgo major questions; the first one concerns the Papal attitude towards the From rmm ^NonTH-CHINA DAILY NEWS, or Ocroser 11, 1870 disappointed in one interest-ug ceremony which was to have taken today, the Miholoongs made it a Ted-letter one in their annals, by tak-the new hook and ladder truck recently arrived for them from Francisco. A full muster of the "assembled last night, about (he says), if they are to be bound by where, after' for admittance, clearly defined obligations to one an- seo hi other, the first requisite is mutual confidence, There must be a general bright new truck. The firemen seized the ropes and led off, wi of honour from the military ion, marched on either side ets fixed. In have their case looked into and dis-yussd at leisure, instead of betaking new truck ssu themselves hurriedly to violence or Sut threats as the solution of the difficulty.
1t is quite a different thing to regard and gold. to the ordinary all signed pacts as written in water, equipment, it carries a sort of batter-assuming to oneself the tacit right to ini g-ram, while its running alarm is break discretion, ki them at one's own ion, regular stroke on a bell-plate, from a epi of by a bell, but by a clear whenever self-interest demands it, without consulting, or without having any regard for the other contracting party. Such behaviour leaves nations and peoples severed from one arfother by deep rivers of distrust, hammer raised at each turning of one axle.
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