FRIDAY, MAY 5, 1911.
TYPHOON SIGNALS,
STORM WARNINGS ISSUED H
FROM THE HONGKONG
OBSERVATORY.....
The following Typhoon signals are hout- ød as tha, maat in front of the Water Police Station, Kowloon, the Harbour Ofice, the Kowloon Godowns, H. M. S. Tamar, and Green Island signal mest.
Banks
ONGKONG & SHANGHAI
BANKING CORPORATION ··
PAID-UP CAFTTALS AN RESERVE FUNI
Starling.
£1,300,000@2/$15,000,000
Silver...
Resznye LastTY
PROPRISTORS
Banks.
THE
MERCANTILE BANK OF
INDIA, LIMITED.
$15,000,000 |· AUTHORIZED CAPITAL
16,260,000
--#AL,250,000 815,000,000
COURT OF DIRECTORS, Hon. Mr Hakar Kisw:cr-Chairman. G.H. MADETT, Esq.-Deputy Chairman. F.H.Armstrong, Esq. Lenzanon, G. Balloch, Esq. Androw Forbes, Esq.
A CONE point upwards
indicates Typhoon to the North of the Colony.
G. Friesland, Esq.
A CONE
4
point upwards
and DRUM
below
indicates & Typhoon
to the North-East of the Colcay.
A DRUM
A CONE paint down. wards and DRUM below
A CONE paint. down- warda
A CONE point down wards anc BALL, below
A BALI.
indientes a Typhoon to the East of the Colony
indicates a Typhoon to the South-East of the Colony.
indicates a Typhoon to the South of the Colony.
indicates a Typhoon to the South-West of the Colony.
indicates a Typhoot to the West of the Colony,
indicates a Typhoon
C. S. Gubbay, Esq.
R Esq.
F. Lieb, Esq. E Shollim, Esq. H. A. Siebs. Esq.
CITY MANAGER : —-------
Hongkong-N. J. STARR.
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MAXAORE?
Shanghai-H. B. K. HUNTER,
LONDON BANKERS-LONDON COUNTY AND Westionstar BANK, LIMITED.
HONGKONG-INTEREST ALLOWED.
On Current Account at the mate of Two per cent. per annum on the daily balance.
ON FIXED DETOAITS :—
For 3 months 2 per cent per annum. „
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N. J. STABB,
Chief Manager.. Hongkong, April 19, 1911
HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.
THE business of the above Bank in con.
do.
do.
THE CHINA MAIL.
SCOTTISH LETTE
DESTINATION.
Vessels Advertised as-Loading
Buale
chant in Japan, bu early won a cuspetuzer, and directed his attention to scienco, (From Our Oven Correspondent)
expecially be botany, in which many plants native to Japan, are named after hint EDINBOROM, April 11,
Retiring from native life-whou a Uttle SCOTTIRE SIZMORTALS TO-TING EDWARD, over forty, he sought a degree in honours B'bay, S'pore Pa'ng Colombo Maru
Australian Forts, Co. St. Albana.. £1,300,000
Tho National Committer, formed to at Oxford in this subject. The peculiar Europe, e STESCRIARD
£1,125,000
promote Scottish Alemorial to King bent of the study at that University under Fisme, Triste foChina. PAID-UT
£200 Edward, haa split in two. Though there Professor D. Vines, towards the physiology Havre, Brent Eburg Sueria
Haiphong REALIVE FUND
£325,000
may be novatal memorials, not one of them. of plants rather than their morphology, ∙BANKERS' LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK, LIMITED,
as a consequence, will be entitled to be entailed an amount of microscopic work described as "national" in the real sense
which he found too trying for his oyesight. INTERESTallowed on Current Accounts of the word. The split was the result of Turning therefore to geology, he achiered at the rate of 2% per annum on the Daily a rivalry of schemes-And also, it is to be two years work. Considering his age second chas in this with little over Balance.
admitted, of a rivalry of cities. Edinburgh and other disadvantages, this stande by the reconstruction of the signal success. In Edinburgh, he was Holyrood gateway at the bottom of the an active member of all the scientific Canongate; Glasgow has resolved to and literary societies. Ho Ind a fine promotes crusade against consump collection of Japanese objects, literary, ton. When a vote was taken in the scientifo and artistic, and it is hoped that Committee, and the gateway was approved these may find a home in one of the Edin of by 98 to 13, the protest of the Glasgow burgh, museums and form a memorial to
4.
ON FIXED Derosity
For 13 months
3
F. C. MACDONALD,
Acting Manager. Hongkong, April 28, 1011.
TORPORATION.
Was
DATE OF LAN
Chb Thington & Co.May 97, at Noc. Nippon Tusen Kaisha May 16, Mothers & Co May 31, st:Noon Sander, Wieler & Co about May Butterfeld & Sire... May 6, at Noon, „Hamburg-Am'lch Linia May 10,
Nippon Yinen Kaisha. May 11, at 11: Melchors & Co About May Sh 09. N.C... May 13. Non, P.&O.SN. CAbout May 1 Jardine, M'am&Co, Tad About 13
MAY Magarion Maritimes lay at I p.. Nippon Yusen Kaisha hay 30, Daylight. Shewan, Tons & Co. May 10, at pa Jardine, Moh Co., Ltd. Blny 13, at 9 pm Melcher & Co May 20, Daylight
Kobe & Yokohan...touts Robe & Tokobama... Coblens London, Antwerp, &c. Sicilis. London, ... Delta
'don F'dan & Awerp Flintshire
Manila, Cabu & Lode Rubi ... Marseilles, r. Saigon Tourane Mar., Idon, & àwerp Aki Maru
Hanila, Atralian Furta humano MaruNippon. Yusen Kaisin May 19, at Noon. Manila Manila, Melbourne, Fring Sigismund Manila, Boils & Cabu Kaifong N'saki, Kobe & Yhama Yawata Maru Now York Boston & New TorkMuncrater, Castle.. Portland, Or... Japan Rygja
Afghan Prince
San Francisco. Japan Thaye Maru... R'dama bargwerp Belgravia
Salina Cras, v. Japan. ngkong' Maru San Francisco 7. Japan
lippen" "MarU
ersia San Francisco v. Japan
San Feisco, v Jap
Spore, Parang & Otta Namsang
NTERNATIONAL BANKING representatives took a dramatic form; they one who, in face of many difficulties, ex- rose up, shook hands with the Lord hibited a marked example of Scottish Frovcet of Edinburgh, and left the mooting. reverance, united to grast kindliness of
At one time it was suggested that King! Bisset, few could have done mure good work anni Devanda.............
heart and readiness to hulp. Then Mr Shanghal
comparison with their powers and oppor-Shat, Kobo & Thama Ners
CAPITAL, PAID«U? RESERVE FUND
GOLD 83,250,000 GOLD 33,250,000 Gold 86,500,000 HEAD OFFER: 60 Wall Street, New York LONDON OFFICE: 98 Bishopsgate.
LONDON BANKERS;
BANK OF ENGLAND. National Provincial Bank of England, Ltd. The Capital and Counties Bans; Ltd.. BRANCHES AND AGENTS ALL OVER THE WORLD.
HE
George might be asked to lay the founda-
tionstone of the Holyrood Gateway on his visit to Edinburgh in July; but now that the East and West of Scotland are sharply divided in opinion, it is doubtful whether his Majesty will be approached.
3 T. R. AUCHANAN.
Sincere regret is felt in Scotland at the death of the Right Hon. T. R. Buchanan. He was greatly respected by members of
in
tunities.
A SCOTS TOWN. It gripped a rocky height. Amid ̈· Its silver reils of min it hid Grey want, an old Scots gentry did Grim as the martyr'a cairn hard by. Lis handstones sunk in grasses high. Its kirk stood out against the skys
Grim were its tollers; and they clung To antire soil and native tongue,
ducted by the HONGKONG AND Corporation transacts every des all parties. An earnest student of politica, Their daily brend from stones was wrung.
SHANGHAI BANKING CORPORA TIQN.. Rules may be obtained on ap
plication.
INTEREST on deposits is allowed at SPER CENT. per annum. Depositors may transfer at their option balances of $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK, to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at 4 PER CENT. per
ΑΣΠΙΩΤ
For the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation,
-N: STABB,
Chief Manager,
A CONE
point upwards
to the North-West of the Colney.
Hongkong, January 24, 1911.
and BALL
below
Red Signals indicate that she centre le believed to be more than 300 miles away from the Colony.
Black Signalı įndies ́e that the centre is believed to bo. less than 300 miles away from the Colony,
The above signals will, as heretofore, be hoisted only when typhicons exist in such positions or are moving in auch directions that information regarding them is con sidered to be of importance to the Colony or to shipping leaving the harbour.
UNDEST, BIGNALS,
In addition to the above, when-it le expected that the wind tuny increase to full typhoon force at any moment, the following Urgent Signals will be made at tho Water Police Station, and repeated at the Harbour Offics :-
TEBLE EXPLOSIVE DOMES AT INTERVALS
OF TEN BECONDS.
A Black Cross will be hateted at the same time, superior to the other shapes.
FIGHT BISTALS.
The following Night Eignals will be baisted from the Flagstad on the roof of the Water Police Station at Kowloon, the Harbour Ofco Flagstaff, and H.M.S. Tamar.
L Three Lights Vertical, Green, Green Green, indicates that a typhoon is believed
to be situated more than 300 miles from
the Colony:
Three Lights Vertical, Green, Red Green; indicates that a typhoon is belin ved to be situated less than 300 miles frem the Colony.
ILL Three Lights Vertical, Red, Green Red, indiontos that the winds may be expected to increase to fall typhoon force
at any moment,
No. III Bigual will be socompanied by the Explosive Bombs, as above, in the event of the information conveyed by this signal being first published by night.«
The Night Signals will, be substituted for the Day Signals at sunset, and will, when necessary, be altered during the night.":
NUFFLEMENTARY, WARNING
THE CHARTERED BANK OF INDIA
AUSTRALIA, AND CHINA.
cription of Banking and Exchange business, roteiros money on Current Ac balances and accepts Fixed Deposits at the count at the rate of 2% per nauuna on daily
following rates:-
For 12 months 4 For 6 For 3
per cent per annum. per cent per annum. per cent per annum,
CEO. HOGG, Manager,
No. 9, Queen's Rond Central, Hongkong, February 20, 1911.
JEYES FLUID
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1517 P
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B
F
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PAID-UP CAPITAL RESERVE FUSD ... RESERVE LIABILITY OF PEO-
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..₤1,200,000 ...£1,625,000
T
TKYKTORA
...£1,200,000
SOLE AGENTS,
his intellectual standard was exceptionally sense of the word; he was absolutely with high; he was conscientious in the best
out the pushfulness and self assertiveness which mar the character of so many public men of the present day. Indeed, is orie great defect was a lack of personal force. Although he left Oxford with a great reputation, for the grenar part of Parliamentary career he never rose above mediocrity. His one great adventure was
About its closes, in ita wynds. The service which all miss, none mind. Gaunt women gate to bairne and binds
So this grey town of Little Esse, Faced life, forgotten, save by these, And cartain Scots folks over suas,
M. L. A in Gargow Herald.
MISCELLANEA.
The King has appointed Lieutenant Colonel Sir Robert Drummond Monerice, Bart. commanding the 8th Perthshire Battalion of the Black Watch Boyal
.
&Japan Parts...Gneisenau
Shai, Maji, Kabe, Y'ma Peshawör S'hai, Mol & Kobo... Hakata Maru S'hai, Robe & Thaman Canton Stow, Amoy & Taman Daigi Mara Stow, Amoy & Fehow Choahun Baru S'hai, Robe Tham Rheinfels.
S'tox, Amoy & Ficha TAN
Swabo
Stew, Amoy & Fchow Haiching Takso & AnpingYechign Mart Ttau, Coo, Nchwang wangee Tientsin
Kusichow
Tientsin................Cheongshing
'torin, Tms & Japan Tacoma Maru 'ris B.C., Seattle'&e.jawa Martais, V'aver & Stle v. Japan Suveric Vancouver, (BC), &c. Empress of Japan Vancouver, (BO), &c. Empress of China.
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL,
Mr J. T. Audrew Mr S. Aurell
Mr. L. J. C. Boeck Mrs A. Brown Mr & Mrs D. Boyle Miss F. Brown Mrs L L Brown Mr A. S. Cattoll Mr G. Bulin Mr.P. T. Chilvers
Mr Christiansen
Mr E. B. Christie
ME WV. E. Clarko
Air H. La Con
Mr C. M1. Cook
Condra
Mi
L Conk
Mrs C. McDaniel Col. and Mrs D. D.
Melztyre
Mr E. H. Melby* Mr J. Merecki Mr B. Moyer bir H. Miller
Mr and Mrs Minev Mrs Minor
MrE. V. Mitchelmore
Mr S. Monteeth
Mr
S
Monteith
Mr B. Morkham
Nippon Taxen Kaisha May 10, at noon. Butterfold & Sir..! May at 4 p.m. Dodwell & Co. Limited About May 11. Arnhold, Karborg & Co May: P4. Portland&A, S. Co. MAY 8
Anka Linis bout May 8. Kisen
Kaisha... May 19.1 p.m. Toyo Kisa Katha ...June 17, at 1 pm. Toya Kisen Kalaha...June 2, at 1p.m Facile Mail & Co. May 19, at Noon, Pacifi Mail 8. S. CoMay 2
27,
at 1.p.m.
JP.
Jardine, Mac& Co Ed May 8, at Noun, Butterfied & Swire May 6, Misinight. &0. S. N. Co.bont May li Malchern Co. boat May 15, Manageries Maritimes About Bisy 3. P.& 6.8.N. Co.....about Miny Nippon Yusen Kaist About May 10 Ewedish Eat AsiaticCo About May 16. Oaks Shosen Kaisha. May 7, at Neon. Ola Shosen Kaisha, May 10, at 10 a.m. Hamburg A
Am'ko Linie May
Douglas Laprik Co.May 1, 11 am.. Dengin
Lapralt Co May 7 at 10 am, Douglas, Lapraik & Co. May 9, at 11a.m. Osaka Shosen Kaisha May 9, at Noon. Butterfield & Swigo... May 9, at p.. Butterfield & Swiss.lay 3, at 4pm. Jardine, 3'mond Co. Ld May 9, at Noon, Oaks Shosen Kaisha. May 18, Daylight. Nippon Tasan Kasha May 23, at 1p.m The Bank Lise, Ld.... About May 6. Canadian. Be R. Con May 20, at 7am Canadian Po R. Co June 10, at 7 a.m.
Dr Aubrey
TEAK HOTELL
Capt. & Mrs. Riddle- Capt. Bell, E.A.M.C. MrE. Koren
Mrs Bowdler.
Mr and Mrs Bowen
Mr Browne
Mr and Mrs H.
Carmichael
Capt. St. Clair
F.
Mr. Kostman
Majar & Mrs Lea
Capt. & Mrs Lyddon Mr Martin
"Mr M. M. Masa
Colt Mrs Midwood
Major Mrs Connollyfr Neilson.
Mr and Mrs Crofton Rev. Pegg
Lt. & Mrs Cumming- Mr and Mrs Perkins
ham
Mr Day
Capt. Perry R.A.M.C
Mr H. R. Phelipe
Lt. &.is Donnolly Mr Relton
.Mr. F. A. Frisk
Mrs and Miss. Reltem
Chpt. & 31rs Gamett Mrs Rodda
Mr and Mrs A B. M. Gel
Moulder
Mr Gjer
bir W. North
Mr V. d'Oettingen
Mr J. C. Ogden
lion be refused to follow Mr Gladstone Highlanders) to be an aid-de-camp to Hi on Home Rule, and then, after a period of Majesty, and conferred upon him the sub wavering, he "found salvation," as thestantive rank of Colonel in the Territorial
Force. phrase then went, and returned to the
Sir Edward Tennant, un his elevation to Gladstonian fold. At this time he was the Peerage, will take the title of Baron member for West Edinburgh, and when he Glenconner of Glen, in the County of Bwus defeated by the Linionists. Mr Glad-Peebles: -
Mrs Dalgleish Mr.&. K. Davidson Ostone is said to have quaforted bini with
Danugo to the anusuut of between 3r W. A. Davin the remark that "Cherubin and Seraphin cutbreak of Sro at Raseneath Castle, ouer W. C. Drew
£4,000 and £5,000 was done owing to an 3r H. A. Dooley Mr P. C. Petts
Mr W. T. Pritchard could not have kept the scat." Since then of the residences of the Duke of Argyll. Mr B. J. Eames Mr and Mrs E. S. C. Bno Home Ruler har represented the cons Princess Louise's" painting room saffered Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr E. H. Itay
Mr W. AF Edgar
Randon stituency.
most damage. INTEREST allowed on Current Account W. G. HUMPHREYS & CO., and fie, his assiduous loyalty to Sir Hearyerintending engineer of the P. & O., luas
Ehrenfels After twenty years of worrice in the rank on Street, Greenock, formerly sup Mr E, Fielden
The late Mr William Wills Wilson, 39 Mr F. Estou
Mr. F. Fold
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at the rate of 2 % per annum on the Daily Balances
Un Fixed Deposits for 12 montha 4%
#
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TVM, DICKSON, Manager,
Hongkong, May 1, 1310.
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Financial Secretaryship of the War Office when the Liberal Government was formed
A LAWYER'S BUDGET OF STORIEN. Sheriff Guy was chairman at the annual in 1908. Although he had made a special dinner of
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FUND
ESTABLISHED 1824:
F. 45,000,000 (£3,750,000), RESERVEL 6,032,236,—(£512,686)-
About
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For the benefit of Native Craft and passing Ocean Vessels, a Cope will be Passeroes, Tjilatisp, Padang, Medan
exhibited at each of the following stations
Colombo,
SHIPPING IN THE PACIFIC.
In shipping circles, says the "Scotsman," a good deal of interest is taken in the new venture of the Harrison Line, which
Europe and North Pacific Coast ports, as
it is understood that if the initial trips are successful other companies are prepared to
a
Mr G. Fisher
Bir J. Forrester
Birs Franich
Mr Freedman
:
Mr Denman Foller Mr Gilloon Mr A. R. Goodman Capt. T. P. Hall Mr V. Goulbourn Mr J. C. Hamilton Han, and Birs E. &
Hewett
Miss C. C. Pmy
Mr. & Mrs A. Ray
...
Mr H. 3. Jellies Mr-Baith
Mr & Mrs Gorion Capt. & Mrs Guthrie Mr Harrison Mr A. Hazeland
Mr W E. Hind Eng-Cem, Highton Mr WT Hockaday : Mira Hodgins.. Rer. Hughes Miss Jack mond and chili Mr P. Jacks Mr&ra Richardson Mr C. P. Ritson Mr & Mrs H. M.
Rosenberg Mr Mrs Rosenberg Mi F. M. Scarfe Mrs E. Sapie
Mr S J. Stubel Mr L. E. Segniek
Mr H. H. Solomon M-J. W. Smith Dr and in A.
Spalding
He told of an old woman who was informed by her medical adviser that she
An operation she exclaimed. would require to undergo an operation. 31r R. Innes Dr S. Bough
that mean you will have to open me 1" Mr. and Mr E S.
Does Mr R M Jonepli "Yes," replied the doctor, "but there will be a surgeon present." "Oh," mid the patient, after a few minutes consideration, Mrs Kirckpatrick
would like my minister to be present, Mr P. H. Klimanek too." "Good gracious!" the doctor ex- Mr and Mrs W. D. Mine W. Wilson chimed, what on earth do you want with Mi B. B. Little
Keft a minister?" Well, you see," explained Mr G. 7. Lloyd the invalid, "I am thinking I would like Mr G. H. Lundy to be opened with prayer!"
Mr Lynch Dr O. Marriott
Miss A. Square Lt, and Man C. F.
Stainer, R.N.
Mr P. N. Stoven Mr P. N. Stevens, Jr. Mr J. C. Tarler Bir J.
Kadoozie Mr H. Kawasaki
W. Taylor Capt. W. Tatt Mr E. H. King
Mins Wanzo Mr H. Western
The well-known story, was recalled of the Mr S. R. Maw Portobello fishermen, who were discussing
the problem, how many herrings would be
Bir ... Wood
Mr J. B. Wond Im J. B. Yale Br J Zeister
J
Mr and Ms Young' Mias Younker
ASTOR HOUSE,
Mr Win, Korr
obtained for eleven-peace if a herring and Mr J. L. Allison
•
Mr C.. Mackaye
Mr R. D. Mansfield.
Mr J. H. McHenry
do
Mr N. Mody
half cast three half-pence. One of the Mr J. W. Anderson Mr P. Lavelle group disappeared for a while, and when Misa J. Basann pat tonnage on the route. So far, he re-appeared he asked the question to be Mr Alex Bor arrangements have been made for month-put again. This was done, whereupon heMr F. L. brown
Mr Brodvad y sailings only, and it is believed that exclaimed, Well, I'm dd if I have Mr. Butcher the itinerary, including calls at An- been countin it up in haddies!" sterdam, Antwerp, Glasgow, Liverpool. and Swansen on this side, and Salins Cruz Ban Francisco, Victoria, and Van- ISTORY OF THE CHURCHES or couver on the other, is much too extensive
INDIA, BURKA, SIAM, THE MALAY to be covered adequately and profitably it was that Joseph managed to recognise Miss Crutalist PENINSULA, CAMBODIA, ANNAN, TIBET,
his brethren. There was a long passe, Mr P. Delo and then one little black hand was thrust Mr M. J. Doctor
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Capt and Mrs Hymer Mr A. Siuchir Mr A Findlay Smith Mr Sutherland Lt. Col. Stacpole Mr Tapp Mr and Mrs Thomas Mr N. Walker Roe. Thrivenhill Capt. Waring
Mr and Mrs. David
Wood Mr and Mrs Wright Col & M Wrig
ley
GRAND HOTEL.
Mr R. J. Mooney.
Air E. W. Rauok him Mr C. Nicholas
Mr K. Offer Mr E H. Colleyshaw Mr H. Parkl | AL*~.
Crew.
Mrs A. B. Mr. T. Philips
Mr And Mra
Ramirez
Dr R. Endlich
Consul and Mrs H. C.Dr Rogage
Fein
L. Schmitto
ME L.
Mr B. R. Hetkechir 3r F. Sonkson MrA. C. Hondek Mr T. Hood
Mr William S. frey My James
Air Kelly
Dr F.. Keyt.. Mr A. Q. Lofts Capt. and Mrs.
·Blason
Capt, and MA H Stewart and Child
Mr H. F. Stoneham Mr R, Taylor Mr H. Watermeyler
Mr and Mrs J
Whither & family.
W. Mr & Mrs E. Wilber
Mr M. Wingard
Mr V. C. Treima
KING EDWARD HOTEL,
Capt. The. Arthur Mr W. Kafeha
Mr M. P. Heattle
Dr Pellic
Miss Brandt
Mr John Lennox
Miss J. Lepomme
Miss Leprieto
Mr and Mrs Bridger Me C. Manco
and son
Bir
Manrin Mr and Mm W. T. Mr G. W. McEwen
Bryant and child Capt. & Mrs Marloes Dr Burger
Mr. M. Menier
Mr and Mrs F. B. Bir A. P. Nobbs
Mr Packer
Creath"
Ir J. H. Easy
Mr
Cript. W. Ehehardt
Mist Vern Farmaco
Mrs F Korris Miss E. B. Caldwell Bir C. Масту
Thos. Campbell Mr & Mrs H. Muller MCM. Forrest Mr Then he told the story of the Sunday Mrs J. H. Chapman Mr W school teacher, who, after giving her class Mr R. Charvalot the lesson of Joseph's brethren buying MEJ. Clark cars without recognising him, asked how ir 3, Crnig
Dahno.
Mr G, Jamine
Mr H, O. Jouss 1 M2 D. J. Kahn
Mr P. Kauffman
H. Capt. Nissen
Humay
Mr H N Nierry Mra E. & O'Connor
Me B. G. Palmer
Mr & Mira Pernant.
Mr Aug. Perovano
de la Pommernye
Mr G. Batley
Miss Salvati
Me J. Smith
MrJ. Froenma
Miss M: Gina Mr A Friedrich
Mr A. Granado
Mr Harrison
Mr J. Pascoe
Capt. & Mrs W. 0.
· Pauspare
Mr G, B. Kay
Dr Schulz
Mr.
Mr L. Sunthorn Smith
Mrs Vernon
Mr B Willas
Mr and Mrs HeymannMiss M. Grace Wilson Mr A. H. G. Jarkson Capt, & Mrs Zollner
Counter & Mrs Acton
and indid
Me Lui Chuk Bangir E. Arudt
Mr W. Sprinkle
Mrs M. Stephens Már E. Stevina MWO Taylor
Mr E Walch Mr van de Vyver Mr New Walker Mr W. Williams Mr J. D. Maituzabaw.
one vessel with such a long interval between
Mr d the departures. However this may be, the up into the air. Well, Johnny asired Mrs J. W. Dougherty Mr E. H. Pozid enterprise of the Harrison Line is generally the young lady. Please, miss, he wadr V. H. M. Dupont Bir La Rondon.
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