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from 1st June, 1912 Apply to
PEROY SMITH, SETH & FLEMING, BQueen's Road Central.
Hongkong, March 6,;1012.
TO BE LET,
ON OF ABOUT, Isr Manch, 1912.
326
CHOPS and OFFICE, ALEXANDRA
BUILDINGS, adjoining the Hongk Dispensary, at present occupied by More Wm. Powell, Ltd.
A. S, WATSON & Co., LT.,
Alexandra Buildings.
1110 Hongkong, August 29, 1011-
TO LET.
OFFICES in KING'S BUILDING.
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1594
TEW & Commodious SHOPS, NATHAN
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Hongkong. March 23, 1909.
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TO-NIGHT-1
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FRIDAY, April 19th;
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Commence at 0.15 r.. Hongkong, March 22, 1919.
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BEACONSFIELD TILL be converted into a FIRST 840 W
CLASS BOARDING HOUSE, with large Dining Room, Thirty Bedrooms and Eighteen Bathrooms, Plans to be zoon at our Offico. Apply to
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Kennedy Town.
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MENT & AGENCY Co., LD.
Hongkong, April 1, 1912.
FIRS
OFFICES TO LET.
1061
MIRST-Class Central accommodation, light and airy, on Fit, Secund, or Third Floor, in new building being erected. for Messrs WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & COY., LTD. Entrance from Des Vaux Rolld. Electric Lift to all floors, Electric Light throughout.
The Plan can be seen and all particular at the line of MERRE PALMER & TURNER, ALEXANDRA
Bendran, Bad FLOOD
Hongkong, March 12, 1013.
TO LET.
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LINSTEAD & DAVIS, Alexandra Buildingu. Hongkong, March 26, 1912,"
MARTIN'S
APIOL & STEEL
PILLS
å trenen Ramady for all irregu/szftiss zhousands of badeg direJA KUU 6 30s of Starsze Akkaya she began so takon thẻ tril Beidl, str. Üresiarity of the hyston a almly dose fav be administered. Pines whe matham escommand throbeson khairavaa zona (NÉE, ALi Chengula ada Blomst mail thin izmetchen The World or DONE THE SA MARTIN Chassies Bentham p
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st Bangkok of Mr John McClurs. tha Bangkok Tuner of March 27 we learn that it was the result of an accident. Says our contemporary:-For mine limu past he had been working at Petchaburi, and returned from there yesterday by the coun train Ele visited the firms offices and was proceeding homeward when the scoid- ant occurred. According to anyo witness, Malay in the employ of Mr John M. Dunlop, Mr. McChuru was walking. in the roadway, between Boatswai and the Sipwny, when an approaching gharry knocked-in-down-and-ran- ovaz him. The gharry driver tried to bolt. but waY RI- Fasted. Mr Dunuipace, who was rolarning from the Slipway by road, found Mr Me- Clure lying insensible, and with assistance Bad him removed. He was placed in gharry to be taken to his home, but when nearly there, we are informed, the Police insisted on his being taken to the Bantawai Police Station. Mr Leonard, who hap poned to be passing, telephoned to Messia Howarth Erskine, Ltd., and Mr O'Har and Dr Pin procvaded to the station. Mr McCluro had a large wound on the temple, and was otherwise injurod... Dr Pin pro nounced life extinct, and the body was removed to the Pulice Hospital to swait a past mortem. The cortiEente gives the Cause of death a fracture of the skull. Bir McClure was 68 years of aga,
Mr John McClure was known from Java to Tientsin, and during his long life in the East over forty-five years-here were very few ports in the tropics be had not visited. A native of Bowling, near Glas- gow, he came first to Singapore, and then Mcted as engineer on one of the Dutefi steamers sailing between Java and Singa pere. He went home on a transport from Java called the Sumatra, and us his return so the East went up to Chinn, joining | the service of Jardino, Mathewon and
388
Co.
For some years born regu
SHIP'S DOCTOR,
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CHIA MAIL Bongkong, April 11, 1919.
FOR BAD
ALE.
Lou Office Lo 504
BOUT 600 ENGLISH TYPE 1 Clarendon and Nonpfeil (Modern), complete fount, including Italia.
In good condition, Sond offers to
ATYFO
Chee of Caisi Man! Offen Hongkong, March 31, 1915.
FOR SALE
TOR
W or without furniture
CREST No. 8, The Foak, with tennis court Commanding magnificent view of the harbour and adjacent islands.
Apply to
LINSTEAD & DAVIS,
Ski Floor, Alexandra Buildings, Hongkong, March 6, 1912.
FOR SALE.
ONE FULL SIZE
999
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Marseilles, Sargon.. Mar., Lydon, & Anrerg Mar, Havre & H'burg Manila, Cehu & Holle Manila, Aralian Port Manila, Melbourne, Manila, Bello & Osberg Manila, A'tralian Fort Now Yurk Seattle & Japan Ports Salina Cruz, v. Japar San Francisco v. Japan
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Chipahing
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Burroughs and Wattsia Japan Tacoma Mara
BILLIARD TABLE
2
WITH ACCESSORIES. Apply to
GEO. P. LAMMERT. Hongkong, Jane 7. 1910,
arly between Shanghai and Tentein, MILNERS'
Leaving that Company he went over to
B.C., Seatilo do. Awa Mara.. Vancouver, (B. G., Empress of India
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fardina, M'son&(
Malabars & Co Apr. 10, at 9am. Butterfield & Swire. Apr. 16, 364 p. Nippon
Yuson Kaisha May 10, at Noon. Dodwall & Co. Limited About Apr. 23, Vippon Yaman Kaisha Way 3. Noon-
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£0.8 Apr. 15, Midnight
Go About Apr. 18 & Co., Ed A, 13, at Noon.
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22 Maritimosla bent:Apt.
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Jardine 14, 18
Deals Showen Kaisha
Noon
Osaka Shosan Kaisha Apr. 17, at 10 a... Hamburg Am'ka Linie Apr. 20
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Mrs BL. Asensi Mrs John Henderson
GRAND CARLTON HOTEL.
Mra A. D. Band
and child
Mr. E. P. H. Laing
Mise Kitty Barlow.
J.
Mr WA. Barictt
Miss Annia Hil
MrChs Higgenbothan
Laskin
Mr
Ross Barohulte
Me W. B. Hind
Mr R. Lerositre:
Mr and Mrs A. M. Mr and Mrs T.
Baldwin
Mr E. R. Bate
Mr. B. Bailkon
Mra E R. Balios
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Manila and was engineer of a Spanish atuamer called the Don Juan. Dia sext boat was the Mary Austin which sailed for
number of years between Penang mal Somatra, as well as to Kinng and the PRINCIPAL BANKS
Native States ports. Later he joined the Alboin, the property of the Borneo Com- pany Ltd. In this ship he was chie "engineer" "for" RTX35 fourbee-yadhu. Robinson, -now engineer of the Borneo. Co.'s Oil tanka at Paklat, asiled with hic, tão Alboin running between Bangkok and Bombay. About 1892 he was unrried o Singapore, his bride being a Miss Roome, and Mrs McClure accompanied bin on aany of his journeys for several years.
No 57, PRAYA GRANDE, MACAC PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY, Maol sympathy will be felt with Mira
EGGESFORD,' No. 114 Pesk, to let
furnished or unfurnished from 1st April,
1912, 6 Rooms,
OFFICES and GODOWNS to let in Duddell' Street.
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No. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE Top Flour.
ROGATE Austin Ruud, Kowloon,
from 1st April.
No. 12, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE First floor.
No. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, First floor.
· LINSTRAD & DAVIS,
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| McClure in her sudden bereavõmoat.
On leaving this ship Mr McCluro joined the Bankok Dock Co., Ltd., but remaining there only a fow mnthe, he went over to Messrs. Howarth, Erskine, Ltd. His first work for this latter firm was the diamant-
ling of the machinery at the Kabin mines, and bringing it inte Bankok. After that he was loented at the Slipany of the firm, where he remained. Some two years ago
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Mr and Mrs W. H. Major and Mrs Leas
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Miss Faynand Mra Bowdler
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Ar Denman Mr R.
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1.15 p.m...Every 1.15 p.m. to
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Mr McClure, one always felt, might have been one of Kipling's gallery of engineers, and be certainly was something of the Me- Androw type. All who knew him will keep his memory in kindly remembrance.
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In addition to the shore, carbon te expected that the wind may inert full typhoon force" at siy following Urgent Signals will the Waber clice Stalion, and repealed
at the Harbour Office :-
"made
SATILEXE EXTLOSTER "BOMBE ET INTERVALS
A Black Crow will be bolted at the
Mr H. Pants Paddle name lime, superior to the other shapes.
Mr and Mrs T Petria Major&Mrs Fync,
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The following Night Bigar
housted from the Flagstad-on, the rose ol
the Water Palics Station st Kowloon, the Harbour Office #Zagstaff, and HM 8. Tumar
1. Three Ligata Vertical-Grass, Getiens Groen, indicates that a typhoon be bellerad to be mitustad more than 300 mer from the Colony.
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