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HONDRONG, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1902.
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MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW. Auctions.
Auction of Anpinose Curies, Sex, at Mr Gero, P. Tumert's Sales Rooms
Amusements. p-Scoteli Concert at the City Hall.
General Memoranda,
SUNDAY, January 25 --
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Shield Tic.
Tomorrow - afternoon, on the Happy Valley, in the second round for the long kong Football Challenge Shield, the Hong- - kong Fedtball Club will play „A. Company. R.W.F.; kick-uffist four o'clock. Sorgeant Anywand will refere
International Friction at Newchwang. A London telegram dated 9th inst. says:-The liluejackets of the British An exhibition will be beli nt Capy warship Arine participated in the Town in 1990s.
collision with the Russians at Nowchwang arī nied with the Americans.An earlier telegrama stated-Three collisions have taken place between Russian soldiers and Alr Justice Middleton, the new Puisne sailors fraro the American warahtip Judge, left, Cyprus for Cerion on the Gtheksoy, wintering at Nowchwang. One
soldier was woundel,
De Sinibaldi, Catholic Bishop of Al- lalubai, died there on the 5th hist.
must.
According to indications, the current financial year in India is expected to closa with a beudsone surplus.
Yesterday, Gunner Mullins, R.G.A., fell from the verandah of Monat Austin Barracks anti was killed.
Last year's rainfall in Colorabo was 7586 indes, against an average for the previous 1 yene of $5-48 inches.
Mr Everard in Thurn, C... CALC. the New Lieut-Govenor and Cokudal Heerenzy of Ceylon, strived at Culetalso ens
the 5th inst
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
The China Gratuity..
A Calcutta despatch · says —Ordcta
the Chin will issue shortly regrding gratuity.
Cordite Condemned.
The Daily Telegraph says that the War Ollies and the "Admiralty Committee Java condemoril cordita in favour of an effective explosive.
The Plague.
In the week ended 4th inst., close on tep thousand deaths took place in India from plague, Bombay Presidency coating 37, and the Panjab 2,518, while Mysore had 791, Madras Presidency 01, the North Western Pervince Bil and Fingal 443.
· FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1902.
TELEGRAMS.
CHINA MARL SPECIAL SERVICE}
THE THIRD TEST MÀ TCH.
ENGLISHMEN DEFEATED.
Wickets, mainly owing to mishaps to the English bowlers,
Batting first, the Englishmen scored 388 (L. C. Brund, of Seraeraet. 103 not out).
To this the Australians responded with 321 (Clor Bill 88).
ANOTHER WEST RIVER
AFTAJK
Ten Pirates Captured, Kows was brought to the Colony this morning by the steamer Lang Kiany that,. on the previous morning, between six and Roven o'clock, the steanor Tiny King, from |Hongkongi arrived at Koag Man, on the A Series of Mishaps.
West River, with a large number of Chi (Prose Our Own Correspondent.)
nose passengers on board, including a num- ADELAIDE, January 24.
ber of wealthy Chinamen just returned The third tast match played here le- from America by the last American Mil tween Australia and Macaron's English steamor, She discharged her passengers," XI. cuded in a win for Australia by four in the usual way, into native passage boats to be towed to their respective destina. tions by the steam Inupos Susi On. The custom is for the compradore to give each passenger a ticket before leaving the steam- or, and this ticker is checked when they go on bird the passage boat. It was found that ten men had gat on beard one passage boat minus the necessary ticket, and, By kind permission of Lieut. Col. The London correspondent of the In-214 to make to win. This they succeeded without parlor, a Cestons Officer. was Baillio and Offers, the Band of the 22nd dían. Baily News, telegraphing on the 5th in doing, putting on 315 for the loss of six sunt for. Mr Smith, one of the two Dominy Infantry will play at the Hongkong instant, states that Mr Rudyard Kipling in wickets. (Clems (Hill 97). The Englishmen Customs Officers intioned at Kongman, Hotel Utis (Saturday) evening, from 8 p.m. a poem To the Islanders' agun assumes were seriously handicapped in the bowling arrived on the seen, and proceeded to to 9.30 p.m. :-
the role of Inurento-in-Chief to the British | department, Barnes being ücapacitated | search one of thịu men. 4 struggle ensucik, Empire. Ilia tono is alternately querulous on Saturing and Blythe again sustaining and Mr Suit's knocked the man dawn and relieved him of a revolver, which was found and minatory. He complains of apathy injury to the finger damaged at Sydney, to be Innded in overy classber. Meantime and decadence, and threatens dliroful con-
a guard boat had been summoned alongside, sequences What bas astonisheit the crities
And the tour aun were made prisoner.
of them had fully loaded Five of met is the way he Ins fallen Soul of young
on their revolvers D 201201 whe devote their energies ka sport, Pie sneers at thinnelled foods at the wjuke" į and muddled anfs at good (s2). .
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Music at Hongkong Hotel.
March.... ..Under the banner
of Victory....Blon "The Officers,*. Valee
Coote. election...... 'Cuz and Rox," „Sullivan, Concert Polls. Liliputina ^-(Pic-
Givulle.. Roșude “ Saltasha...Cunasti.
Gon Save ric: Kis.
Military Millinery.
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„Czilulka.
A London elegan dated 28th ult. Lord Kirchoner, in a dispatch, sage | says t--Lord Robuste, by command of the that the report of the treacher as shoting King, bad abolished gold-ivcet trousers, of two Inteligenes Officers rea: Warmiaths and got shes nur belts in the British is unfounded.
Sir Alexander Mackenzie, late Lies. Lenaud Governor of Bengal, has been selected by the Plymouth Liberal Six
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The Scotch Concert.
But Night will be eclebrated to- arrow by the St Andrew's Society, who Army,--A sulusangtant relegeam says :-Angive a Scotch Concert in the City Hull. Aviny tider has been issues, ami regis. There is a good booking for the Concert es the principle of providing soldiers with which will as given in the theatre, but acre tw costumes, full and service. The latter cats can still be had on application to the
In their second innings, the English men scored 247. leaving the Australians
CHINA AND THE POWERS.
THE EMPEROR RECEIVES FOR IGN MINISTERS,
Future Arrangements. (From Our Over Correspondent.)
Suasenai, Jan. 23, 5.20 p.m. The British, French, German, Japonese, Portuguese and Russian Ministers Plem- potentiary were received by the Emperor
when
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their wengans into the stream. Th clearly a case E premeditate bost tirst has been averle for some time- and Mr Smith and the others concernol in the capture are to be compratulated on their prompt action. The Zang King is one of a number of beats registered in Hongkong, which fy a Chinese flag called the West River dag. There wore no Europetus on board, the muster and crew being Chinese.
THE WATER SUPPLY.
Gloxia per bow not oleared at Hundred as a Parlimentary canditate for consus of Narjolk jacket, breaches shapel Robinson: Phono Co. The following is the China in the Palacent Poking yesterday, Mr Osborne Makes a Suggestion.
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Humphreya Estate & Finance Co., Ld., nt the Company's Oficer, p.m-Auction of Erection of Booths and Mutshods on the Government at the Bass Course. Ground. 5.30 -Organ Recital by Mr A. G.
Ward in it, dobn's Cathedral.
the borgh.
- Captain Donna, who has Been Master Attendant of the Port of Columbo since 1804, haring resigned, Mr Juan A. Leggo, chief oficer in the P. and 0. service, has
been appointed his successor.
The Dallas Company was expected at Colombo kat week, and on the Hitle frost.
trousers of a drab mixture of serge, with puttis, and fole smasher hat. Its intro duction will be gandud; and rompa in India will for the present be exempted
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Cricket.
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BANK,
and handed him their credentials.
Bach-Ministar, with his staff, was cual 1 Overture. Fair Mailof Perth. Hartumaa ed separately. They passed through the 2 Part Soug... Hail to the Chief Bishop me whence the Ministers proceeded Ta-ching-niên in large sedan duirs to the
The Ye' in paines chairs to the Chien-ching-kung or
central pavilion in the Forbidden City. ..Lawson
The whole of the Diplomatic Corps will ..Chopia be received by the Emperor at a reception
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A cricket match between the Craigen- grower C.C. and the Royal Engineers C.C. will be played at the Happy Valloy to- morrow, commobsing at 2p.m The follow-
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$39. M.- Meeting of Victoria Free story. WEDNESDAY, January 28
11.30a.m.Meeting of Hongkong Lene Mrs Davis (Miss Evelyno de Worms) heding will represent the Craigenger C.C.
volent Society,
MR GORDON,
H. Maxwell
to be held on Treediny, the 28th inst.
The Empress-Dragor, will receive the
At the Sanitary Bonid meeting yes- terday afternoon, Mr E. Osborne said-I
Director of Public Works if he will kindly hemld like, if I am in order, to ask the
state for the information of the Bhard whether sy steps are likely to be taken for supplying water as was done some Years ago when we had a simile drought and when lighters were employed in bring- water from the Canton River. I do
cerns tho Sanitary Board, bat it concerns. us a great deal. I think we should not allew this inecting to pass without saying something on the subject and endeavour-
per Nankin not clearer t 4 p, to, consented to play her old part of '69 álitoss Mesas R. Basi, L. E. Laamort, L. A.7 Cello Solu. Souvenir de Bellini'.. Palel ladies of the Foreign Legatis un Satur-not know,that this matter altogether con
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Entries for Races of the Hongkong
February 3-
Mokey Club close.
8.30 p.m.
Meeting of Victoria Chapter.
2 p.m.-Premenade Concert at the City
Hall
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TURDAYS
February 4 - Noon-Meeting of Shareholders of The Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steam- beat Co, Ltd., at the Company's Office Tistar, February 11:--
Sanin The Gredet for our night only.
The following nes uebers of the Hoogkung General Chamber of Commerce have been elected:-The China Export, Inaport d Bank Co. and Messis Ris
Bose J. 1. Start, J. P. Jordan, A. E. Asger, E. Ford, F. Rapy, R. Pestonji, J. H. Ructonics and M. E. Auzor (Captain) The following will play for the Club agains i the Navy, normy, starting at 11 Major Wyrne, I.G.A., Cape, Mo. Kadoris, Fang Waschuen, M. S. Bassonnerley, H.K.R., Capt. Krikenbeek, 22nd and C. I.. Gorham.
Bombay Infy. Lieut. France-Hayhurst, R.W.F., F. Maitland, A. Mackenzie, J. A.
Before taking any steps to tʊcommend the purchase by the Colony of the Clayton apparatus for the destructing of rats on 11 at-Extraordinary General Meeting boned tessels in the Harbour, the Sunitury of The Chinn Provident Loan and Bourd decided to refer the matter to the Mortgage ko. Ltd., at the Company's Chitaler of Cidamente.
Katablished A.D. 1841.
The total number of deaths for Ningn pare in the mouth of Deccaber was 1017- a ratio pre raille of 50.43. This is a ther high-rute, d is principally due to fever, accounting for 948 deschis, phthisis for 174, and beriberi for 19).
There was a slight bros in our report of the Hopekeng Land Investment Co.'s meɔtive yesterday. It was there stared that it was the thirteenth ordinary meeting of sharehollers, wherevs it was the four- | teenth erecting. The error arose flour use
Woodgates, J. Hooper, W. Dixon. J. Brown, Major Beresford-Ash, R.W.F. (Captain). By-kind permission of the Cup sins and Officers of H. M. Fleet, a massed Naval Band will play during the afternon.
Home Footbal.
The following are the Intest for bril! resulta received by the German mail this morning :-
ENGLISE BRANCE,
At Goodison Perk, Everton (1) bent Brik! ton Wanderers (9).
to County (1) -- At Roker Park, Sunderland (9) beat
At Small Beath. Sheffield Wellesdag and Sund! Heuli daw-1skis.
At Darby, Grisay. Tran and Desby County had scored all when play was anned for fol
At Blackburn, Bluckbaru (2), best Wol-
A. S. WATSON & CO,suming that the thirteenth annual report serhampton Wanderers (1)
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WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.
SCOTCH
submitted to the moeting was indicative of the number of ordinary meetings.
Colonials and the Coronation.
A number of Colonial officers have beau ordered home for Coronation leave frota Cape Town in April, and it is understood that H. M. the King intends to confer soie
WHISKY.special distinction on some of the apest not- able corps for which these representative officers will attend.
WATSON'S
Celebrated
VERY OLD LIQUEUR
SCOTCH-
President Roosevelt.
At Stoke, Stoke had stored goals bausinst. Manchester City Khéo play mo{
abandoned for fog.
SCOTISH IMAGE.
At Hampden Park, Third Lanatk (1) hent Queen's Park (V},225,
At Paisley, St. Mirron drew with Kil- warnock—I-all. -
OTHER MATCHES,
MEELELLA.
Oh, Wert Thou,irs
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MES MODIE AND MRS WODLI,
MALE VOISE CHIDIR.
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2 Part Sour Scots whe' Hae'
MALE VOICE CHej,
day, the 1st of February,
THE CANTON NATIVE CUSTOMS. fi as possible to meet this drought,
IMPERATIVE ORDER TO
TRANSFER. Imperial instructions have been sent to Song., Waly, Waly up the Bunk Anon the trees at Cincozi to finance over the native customs'immediately to the Imperial Maritime Customs authorities.
MRS OHION.
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· Meditation Ave Maria'..Gonner ——-
Gavette...David Poppur. MR F. PELELLA,
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SPECIAL CHINESE AMBAS- SADOR. Prince Ching's son is sppointed Special 8 Song... Gala Water'
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SOUTH AFRICA.
The Latest Casualty List. Calcutta, January 7--The following
the recent South African casualtios :-
19th December of Halland, wounded Soverely, Captain Spry, Inz West York
shire Regiment.
20th December: J. Lace Banagher, kl led, and Majer Jennings Bremity, 19th Bussars, attached to the Sectrish Russ, (an Lient. J. Dow, Scottish Horse.,
Ar Tufnell Park, in the seuitinal for London Charity Cup, Shepherd's Bush bear the Casunis (1), the holder,
27th December at Kokohtud, killed, Ligut, Phillips, 9th Yensity wounded slightly, Capt. W. F. MacDouncil, South African Constabulary injured by a fall from his horse and new, vonvalescent, At Bramall Lane, Shield United (1) Bajor H. Brown, 3rd New South Wains beat Glasgow Rangers (9).
At Birmingham, for the benefit of Erats, the Villa back, the Aston Villa beat the How ought the name of President | Celfie by two goals to mue. Rosevelt to be pronounced There is some
| doubt on the subject, oven in the United States, for the editor of an American jour mal has written to the President himself to
The Chinese Tariff Revision.
Bashunen.
25th December at Tweefontein, died of his wounds, Capt. G. Grice and Lieut. At a meeting of the flougkong General H. K. Oraley, both of the Imperia inquire, and has received a reply. The Chamber of Commerce Committee on the Yeomanry, and Civil Surgeon J. K. Reid. WHISKY.name, it appears, is a word of three syla- blen-1000-6-vele, and the should be protomced like the * in rose. So
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Lord Kitchener and the War.
14th inst., the Secretary read a letter from
27th December: near Moniplatz, wpuad- slightly, Lieut. F. Murray, the Royal
Sir James blackay, dated With Trecember, enclosing copy of draft of a now Chinens Import Tariff which he had received frotu, the Foreign Offey, wid asking to be favour. rounded
ith
31st December: at Ronikor, wounded slightly, Lieutenant D. Melrod, South African Constabulary,
VII, iu Lonilon in Juno'next.
Delayed in transmission: With regard to the order to the native authorities at Cinton to transfer the cis toms catablishmentthe Maritime Customs anthorities, the following extract froud the minutes of the last meeting of thh Chain- ber of Commerce Committee has additional interest
believe that good water can be obtained on the other side and brought over her and distributed along the Priya-gold, if neel ise.
I have beer told of one instance of Chinese down in the Fast Point direc tion not being able to get water at all from the hydrants, and to-day Lam told by Portuguese on the Caine Road level that there also they cannot get water without fighting for it at the hydrants, and that they would gladly send their coalies down to the Prays, and pay say 5 cents a bucket ...they ar
are now paying 1-if the Govern
a
Fould 1 supply is I think that if the Director of Public Works can give to any information on the point, it might be
to do so herò, wall
Mr Chatham I think, with your per mission,
11, Mr President, there can
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objection to replying as far as I am able to the questions Mir Osborne has past. I may by think at the present time, there is no accai to make such arrangements 89 he lins refurred to At the commencement this week-on Monday there was as nuurly as possible 115,000,000 gallons, and at the nce of consumption of the preceding week we had fully nine wraks have been made, as the Melical Unicer of apply in hand. Since then. arrangements. Health mentioned
hit:ute A to discontinue the apply of water for dia- infecting purposes. That means that not aply will water not be supplied for disinfecting purposes, but it will be shut off The Secretary reported that, in accord during the whole of the 24 hours ance with the decision inken at last meeting except such periods as it is funct lettera were a the 11th December das on in accordance with the present system watched to the British Minister ut Peking.
--from- tlie" whole of the towa. Of And to Sir James Mackay at Shagini en course, when disinfecting operations were kising cous of Mr Arold's letter of the 4th going on down at the Queen's Road Juvel. Decentor announcing the continued axistat meant that a considerable section devel once of the Native Customs at Cantur un-" City above that level was able to draw der the Hopp
pus and the fresh diversion of water from the insins during all the pric cargo from steaners in consequence of his it was turned on for the disinfection work actioninccepting lowerduticaon junk-borne That will be obviated in the future. The
That the care. A letter was leo, on the 12th Dec. I uny also say that
fier The Services amber. addressed to the Colonial Secretary supply of shipping are dwing disconnected, to disconnect all the enclosing copy of that sent to the British and it is now proposed to Minister for the information of H. E. the building supplies that by comserting Governor.
the remaining unutity of water it is kepad that it will not be
be necessary to resort to any such measures as
ures as bringing the water in that way. Of course, if further expérience stored it to be necessary to have recurso to these measures, they would be adopted.
Read letter from the Colonial Secretary, dated the 16th Deos.nber acknowledging receipt of the tre
A
Mr Osborna--But what I refer to is the
Also read reply from Sir Jas. Mackay, dated 23rd Dec., in which he said he had communicated with the British Minister, and though the matter was one that could be deelt with by Sir E. Satow, who, suficient water in the reservoirs, but tas moreover, concurred in that spirion. puoplo are not getting it. To-day they The CEnirman said that Sir Ernest Satow cannot get water. It is turned on certain-
he
question of the present scarcity. There is
Irisis Tues. At Heilbeno, accidentally had taken the matter up vigorously. He had sat serain hours, but the mumber of peo- dangerously sounded, Captain J. Bode denunda on the Peking Government ple who are able to get the daily die is that the Native Customs at Canton should very small; at least hot all do. I do not Gedye, Kitchener's Fighting
Scouts December
be removed, fram the bands of the Heppo know what proportion of the population at Zoutpansdrift, and placed under control of the Imperial are finding difficulty in getting water but
Lieutenant J severely, Sampson,
Kitchener's Fighting Scouts
Maritime Custoon, se had been done in certainly a proportion is finding difficulty, A Landon telegram dared 8th instvu with any remarks and suggestions the Near Thalanobu, wounded lightly, 2nd ather ports. He hoped that these represand it is to meet that difficulty that I
antations would have a speedy effect, and get this. says: The Liverpool Pout states that in Claber had to offer in connection there Lisutonuts Hogan and Goodman, betti
Mr Chistian-Well, sir, if I may ba al- with on the earliest possible date. After of the 2nd Royal Irish Rifles Died thought that the Minister was entitled reply to an enquiry from the War Office as
to credit for his prompt action...!!
lowed to add to what I have already paid, The Committee concurred-Fai, 0.3.)
the disconnecting of these services, such as to when he desired to assume command to some discussion, it was decided to reply to enterie af Krugersdros, Liectenant Dad- gent, Is: K.0 8.1%; Ling broken, decadent-
these for the supply of shipping should id Indis, Lord Kitchener has intimated his the effs of that the Shanghal merchants were fully at Drizzly Hill, Captain Delasalle.
in anabling ordinary residents to secure a Belauen's Mounted Infentry,
Sat those services that supply, because seine wish to remain in South Africa until the more crepelent to deal with the detailu OF conclusion of the war.- An Allahabad tole the Tariff than the Hongkong Charaber, grant of the same date says It is now because they were in touch with the
2nd January, at Schweizer Reneke certain that Lord Kitchener cannot take up Customs, while such was not the case in this wounded severely. Captain. L. Cooke, the Commander-in-Chiefship in India in the port. The Committee, would look with Bechuanaland Kites. spring. It is understood that Sir Power more favour on a scale drafted in Shanghai 2nd Jasonry at Kelp River, wounded dangerously. Captain Revell Sutou, Company York and Lancaster
3rd January: at Mequallingsnek, wound- ed slightly, Lieutenant R. P. Matheson, Imperial-Teontney,
4th January at Kroonstadt, died of inflammation of the intestines, Colorel 0. &. Wood, R. A. M. Corps.
6th January at Bloemfontein, dad of South
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[GLOTER'S SNRYTUL PARLIAMENTARNEAE Loris, 22 January, 1902. Carley'sandment to the Address has been rejected by 333 tutes to 12 The Liberal. Imperialists abstained from the voting.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN WAR. During 1901, there were 81,000 men and 139,000 horses seat to South Africa.
PETITION FROM BOER
CAPRISONERS.
A petition from the Boer prisonere at
they hire are of considerato dimensioris, and if they are open to the full extent pos sibly while the water je turned on they of
quantity
of or would draw of a large water and prevent its rising to other points, so that possibly what I have alluded to will tend to alleviate the condition to which Mr
Osborned has referred. “
COUGHS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN. RECOMENDATION OF A WELL-KNOWN, CHICAGO PHYSIČTAN..
March will be extended until autumn at kung Chamber had been in close com- munication with Shaughai on the subject the lenst
ever since negotiations un the tariff were. TO GET RID OF A TROUBLESOME commenced, and were in complets sccord
CORN.
with the Chamber and the Chins Associa.
use and proscribe Chamberlain's Cough, I Remedy for simnet all obstinate, con TAIRST sink it in vorm water to softenit, tion there. The Supetry also read letter
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stricted coughs, with direct results. I pre then pare it down as closely as poss
scribe to chuldren of all Am glad to File withour drawing the blood, and apply from Sir J. Mackay, dated the 7th his wounds, Captain S. N. Tucker, Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily rul January, asking for fuller information on African tribal tere rajously Bermuda saya that 30 of them are willing recomend it to all in need and seeking
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Desters; WATSINs Ltd. General Agents..
THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY,
QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
Bahai qualed. 121 Dealers; WATKINS Ltd., General Agents. adopted.
Service Corps, 20
Langley, Imperial Yeomanry.