THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7,
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
General Auctioneers
AND
Share, Coal and
General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN "
COAL STORAGE.
Coden usod:
ARC. 4TM & STH EDITIONS, AX. TELEGRAFfic Cope,
Telegraphic Address - *MEIRION' HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Tinna te af by Public Anminn
THE Undersigned have received' instru -
(TOB ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
on
FRIDAY. ·
the 8th November, 1912, al 2.30 .., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Dee Your Read, corner of Toz House Starrz,- A MISCELLANEOUS STOCK, As follows:-
Several Gramaphoues, Sewing Machines Clocks, Hall Markod Silver Watches, Lamps, Money Furses, Bags, One Double Sortant by Chrys, Londen, &c., da.,
Also
A large quantity of Capstan Navy Cut Tobacco
thousand Egyptian Beverl Cigarettes,
And 120,000 Cigars of various Braule in good order and condition,
ו
Un view day before aule. Tramu da naval..
HUGHES & ROUGH,
Justincera
Hongkong, November 1, 1912.
189
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have received in
tions to by Public Auction
un
SATURDAY,
the 9th November, 1912, at 11 46, at thair SALES Roomy, No. 8, Des Vosux Road, Corner of Ice House Stroot,-
A CONSIGNMENT OF
USEFUL HOUSEHOLD LINENS,
1912
Auctions.
· PUBLIC AUCTION,
PRELIMINARY NOTICE,
THE CHINA MAIL.
GEO. P. LAMMERT
AUCTIONEER
"RIGHT TO DIE.”
A Letter From Mr Shaw.
FORCIBLE FERDINO,
In the course of a letter on the farmiðla loeding of suffragettes in prison, Mr G`
THE Undersigned he reosind (gateur SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. Bernard Shaw says, apropos of the dilemma Tone tu sell by Publis à action.
W:
(FOR ACCDENT OF TAM CONCRETEE),
on
MONDAY,
the 2nd December; 1913, så 2.40 r2, at
*Fox Wrst,' No. 143, Maguzico Gap, The Peak,→ THE
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
..
Ec.,
FURNITURE,
&c.,
o.,
Thereia Contained. Full Particulars will be published later.
Fargo ;-à unosis
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers,
Hongkong, November 6, 1919.
Intimations.
Try.
1418
Some of Our Specialities CORNED and SMOKED
OX TONGUES CORNED BEEF & PORK
BRAWN
BEEF and PORK "SAUSAGES.
HE DAIRY PARM CO, LTO
(ng-
IP, 1910.
FONG KAY,
HAIR DRESSING SALOON,
b
RAZORS GROUND AND SET,
No. 51, WELLINGTON STREET, HONGKONG.
Graduated in America at the Moler
System of Colleges.
GIVE US (A TRIAL: THE BEST BARBER IN Tows,
. WITH.
1
The American New Style Chair. 1400 Hongkong, August 19, 1912.
PATELL & CO.
FOR
SALE.
SECTION A on K. 1. L. 370
Aren 25,976 Square feet,
Position: Facing King's Park,
..
Money ne Mortgages så market mater,
PUBLIC AUCTION
or
"A FINE COLLECTION OF
ANTIQUE CHINA,
in which the Government has been placed. by the voluntary starvation of prisoners;— Fisherts the Government. has stupidly and angrily attempted to escape from the dilemma by the illegal and abominable expedient of forcible foeding. It haa boast guilty of violence and torture in its pršavo, and it has tried to axcuse itself by lying and insolance in Parliament, At that game it has been ignominiously beaten. It has bad. to release the women and to confess ita own impudent mendacity concerning the cruelty and danger of its illegal methods.
But this plan of tinkly releasing the privoaors after torturing thern so much as
THE Undersigned han modived instrus. the prison authorities dars is clearly only
tinas to sell by Public Auction,
ត
SATURDAY,
The 9th November, 1912, commencing at 2,30 mm, at his Sales Rooms, No. 4,
DUDDELL STREET, ----
A Fr** COLLECTION AF
·ANTIQUE CHINA FROM THE SUNG, MING. KANGHI, YONGOHING, KIENLUNG & TOW.KWONG PERIODS.
applicable to bart sentences, with regard to which the Home Secretary can be Asarad that the unfortunate women bara received, in the courts of a low days foraïble
ding, a very fell equivalent for the in series of the unexpired portions of their
<!ences.
The moment the women go on to graver crimes this illogical compounding of a mouth's imprisonnient for a week's torture is no longer possible. An attempt to give the Mounting prisoners an equivalent in The Collection is made up of dealour, forcible feeding for three and a half year' Blue and White, and Kéolour Vasos, panal servitude would probably end either Pistes and Pineques; Ivory and Jade in killing them or driving them med, Thio Carvings; Bronze Figures, Vases and In-result of that might be that other suffragista Cash Burners; Water Colour Paintings might be gonded into doing something that and Scrolls; Peking Cloisonne Vasos would be punished by a sentence of penal Soochow Lacquer. Ware: Embroidered servitude for life.
Mandarin Costa.
tc.,
16.
&c.
On View from Friday, tha 6th Nor. catalogue win bø esined. Tents-Cash on delivery.
GEO, P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong. November 4, 1912.
PUBLIC. AUCTION.
1399
RIGHT TO COMMIT SUICIDE.
In that case what would the Government do To release a really dangerous criminal after a fortnight's stomach-pamping would Lo ridiculous, and the released prisoner might quite possibly be lynched. To keep tho prisoner would mean allowing her to starve horself to death.
In such an extremity it come to me that the prisoner's right to commit suicida
THE Undersigued bas received instrue would have to be recognised. As long as
1
in
WEDNESDAY,
the 13th November, 1912, commencing at
237 r., at No. 4. Und BatZEY, ---
A Lanun QuaNEITY OF YERY VALUARLE · HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Comprising :-
1)
Exporters & Importers tels, Cutlery, Glass and Crockery Ware,
General Merchants
and
TURKISH TOWELS & SUNDRIES, CommissioD
Comprising -
Fine Turkish Tosul, Bath Gowan, Hachaback Towels, Fine Damask Table
—
A gents.
Cloths and Serviettes (various eiza), nud- HONGKONG, CANTON,
embroidered Pillow Cases, Single and Double Bed Size Sheets, Single and Doulle Bed Quilts, Lace Curtains, Ladies and Gents Handkerchiefs. Ladies' Underwear, Duchess Seta, Ladies' and Gent's Hoses, Longcloth, Travelling Rugs, Tray and Supper Cloties, Gont's Underwear, Table Plate. Cutlery, Centre Stands,
And
A few lube of Gent's Shirts.
All Now Gundo just arrived in stall lots to suit purchasers).
Catalogues may be had on application. On view on Friday. Sul ini.. z.. TERRAN NUA).
+
SHANGHAI AND
HANKOW,
JAPANESE MAKERS.
EVERY KIND
Or
Footwear
MADE
ORDER
HUGHES & HOOR,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, felober 25, 1912,
T
1969
THE
PUBLIO AUCTION,
THE Underlined bare received instruc tion to sell by Public Auction,
נם
WEDNESDAY,
the 13th November, 1913, at 2.30 r..,
at their Salen Bouma, No. 8, Des
Visar Rand, Corner of
Ico Hop Street,-
A LARGE QUANTITY OF
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
&c.
FURNITURE, ize. &c., Comprising as follows:--
Two Drawing Room Suites, One Silk Tapestry and One Leather Covered. Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Bags, Fictures, a few Ou Paintings and Engravings, Bed Room Suite, Double and Single Brass and Brise-mounted Bedsteads and Cots, Bureaus, Wardroben, &c., Teak- wood Dining Room Furnitare, &c., &c., Mectro-plated and Glass Ware, 2 Cooking Stoves and Kitchen Utensils. Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, &c., Electric Lamps, Brasa Fanders, Fire Brastes, &c., 2 Sewing Machines and One New Rubber Terad Ricksha
A few pieces of Curred Black wood Furniture, 1 Cothigo Fiano, 1 Large "American Iron Safe, soda few piccet of
Old Forcelains.A A
On view day before sale. Catalogos will bú fentinḍ. TAKRES ZAPÁN TEST,
HUGHES & ROUGH:
Auctione ngong, Nurember 5, 1813,
CHERRY & σ9,,
FEDDER STREET,
T
Opposite Hongkong!Hasal.
Hmgkong May°N, 1910
etc. etc.
the Government placed within the pri
onet's reach a sufficiency of food, I do not
e how it could be held accountable for
the prisoner's death any more than if she
mmitted suicide, in any other manuer.
My conclution is that if the prisoners in
다
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GARNER, QUELCH & Co.,
SOLE AGENTS
VISTORS AT HOTELS
HONGKONG HOTEL.
Mountjoy are determined to commit suicide THIS WONDERFUL SYPHON | MrPhysM-ha AmutMr G. F. Lohnort
by starvation they must be allowed to do sad that the Government could not be Fine Stained Teak Dining Room Suite held responsible for their deaths if they (Sideboard, Silver Cabinet, Table and would convince the public that the prisoners Morocco Covered Chairs), Teak Orarmsand plenty of food within their reach.
This is the cold logic of the matter, and has been evident to inteligent observer Silk Tapestry Covered Drawing Roumeno time that the moment the Saite, Occasional Tables, Canton Black militant Suffragists overstepped the line wood Flower Stands, Fine Cherry Wood
which separate what I may call pardonable Round Table, Laca Curtains. Velvet Filection from offences against public safety, Star Carpet ani Brass rods, Ruge, Ameri-elict to community can be persunded to Llerate, they would drive the Government lack on this gold logic.
con Ice Chest, etc., clc., ctc.
Fino Brass Double Bedsteads, Oak Wardrobes with Reveiled Mirrors, Task Toilet tables and Washstands, Oak Cheat- of Drawer, Toilet Crockery, etc., etc.
"Electric Fillings, Coiling and Desk Fans. Grand Piano by Collard & Collard' ia
excellent condition.
Victrols Gramophone (almost new) and Records (cust G 2200), Grandfather Clock, On View from Friday, the 8th Nov. „ Catalogue will be issued. Tema: -- Weah on denvery.
GEO. P. LAMMERT.
Auctioneer. Hongkong, November 4, 1912.
1403
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION
об
THURSDAY,
the 14th day of November, 1919, at Noox,
at No. 4, Duddell Street, .
by
A GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer.
THE property consists of All that piece or parcul of ground situato at Victoris. Hongkong, and registered in the Land Office as Section No. 3 of Inland Lot No. 125 and of the message thereon, now known as No. 3, West Terrace and of the
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· I need hurdly add that the responsibility for allowing things to reach such an extemity is, in my opinion, a much heavier one for the Government this forthe Sufim- gista, because on the point at issuu between them the Government is in the wrong and the Suffragiste in the right. If, there fore, the Suffragist in Mountjoy are allow- ed to kill themaulres, the herror which such an event will create, in spite of all logic, will be inspired by the Government. and not by the victims.
At the Apollo theatre Mr Pelissier will produce on the evening of Monday. Dec. 2, his promised pantomima. A vaj elaborate affair this is to be, socing that it contains in fewer than ten scenos. The
action takes prace is China-pot Japau, 35 so frequently happens-and scenery will be entirely Chinese.
Makes Mineral Water instantly at 90 cents a dozen Syphons. Anyone can do it. Failure is imposible. And you can save 50 per cent by making your own Mineral
Waters at home with tho
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which lasts a lifetime and can be purchased from any Chemist or Stures..
PRICE:- Ench.
and party
Mr Md. AMALİR Bir . T. Barberini Mr CJ. Barnes
M. & Mrade Barthe Mi-s Barnes
lemy
Mr E. R. Bato Mr B. Beats
Mr E A. Benumont Mrs E. R. Belitios Mr C.D. J. Bell and MN. Mr G. Bena
Blanch
Mr O. Boschner
Indy Campbell
Miss Carpenter
BULBS at 30 conts per se A. A. Claxton
Box.
WHOLESALE PRICE:--
STYBOS per doz. ·
Mise Cochrane
J. Cokely
F.
Mr L. Liedeke
Mr G. T. Lloyd Ur. Lopes Mr N. C. McGregor Mr and Mrs Nail
MacIntyre Mr A. Mackenzie Mr J. M-dden Mr H. Marc De O. Marriott MR. T. Matheson
and child
Mr and Mrs E C.
McCullough, Maid and child
Dr and Mrs G. w.
McKenny
Mr D. K. Mehta
Mr W. A. Mentzer
Mr J. Merecki
Mr J. Morris
J. D. F. Mulder
MrT
Mr D. M. Mickla
Mr W. B J. Cooper
Mix Crocker
818.00 f.o.b.
Mr G. Carry
BULB Der doz. boras
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$8.00 Lo.. H. Douglas
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248 and 248, Das Vaux Road Central, HONGKONG.
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Hongkong, July 8, 1912.
ASTOR HOT:AE.
Lupestir V. Lurebi
Mr W. C. Drow
Mr and Mrs H.
Ehrenfele
Mr and Mrs Eliott
Mr W
A
Farloy
Mr S Feldstein
Capt. n d Mrs F. D.
Nuthentbo
bir V. d'Oettingen
Mr H. C. Gre
Mr L Palmaer
C. Mrsad Mrs Pinart
Mr & Mrs G. Prager
Dr L. Randall
F.
E. H. Ray
Mr E.
Miss F. Reay:
Mr E.0. Fisher Mr C. Reich
Mr and Mrs F, MrFL Rebbing
children and nurse Mr L. S. Rosenham
FLAX HOTEL
Drand Mrs Anbrey Lt. Col. & Mrs Tean
Mr & Mrs W. Arm-
Mr G. W. Barton Mr L. M. Bayiny Mr and Mrs eyar
Mrs Bowdlar
xj
2
Mes Bowen
And A girls
and child D.P. Major & Mrs Lydden
.O.D.
Mr and Mn H. M.
Mana
Capt. & Mrs HoMa
children and nurse B.A.M.O.
Attorney-General & Mrs J. D. Mit
Mrs Backnill
B v. Foster Pegg
Major Caulfield, R. E. Mr And Mr Petrie Mrs Cole and child Major Prichard, R. A. L. and Dirs T. C. Lt. Col. RodalifeR.E.
Cunningham
Mr R ton
Eng. Comdr Rooms,
R.N.
Mr. Dareh Consul & Mrs Eitzen Mr and Mrs G. G. D; &Mrs Rutherford,
Guruva
RE
Capt. & Mrs Guthrie, Mr. Sinclair
"RA,
Mr Findlay Smith
Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr and Mr Soffietti
Hale
L&-Col. Gordon
RAMC
M: W. B. Frå
Me and Mrs Tálati
Wall,Major & Mrs Wasing,
RAM.C.
Mr Wason
Capt & Mrs Hedgine Mr and Mr W. M
Mr and Mrs W. G.
Humphreys
Mr W. Jack
W-teens
Mr. When and chlid
Mr David Wood
Mr & Mrs Lec Joues Capt WoodBA.M.G.
Mr. Keith
3. Kissage
Mr C. Arlt
Mr C. Becker
Lt. Col.
wod Mur
Wrigley. 4.0.D
GRAND HOTEL.
Mr & Mrs Mudia Mr A. T. Myall Mr & Mrs L. Bowes Mr P Nitz- Mr G. Challenger MFG. Mc. Nalty Bir Eli Chrizti zsen Mr M. Oiler Mr Cook
Mr N. Clia Miss. Adelaide Dala. Mr A. M. Ofon Mis Betty DeveramsMr J. J Pablo | Mías M. Ea-thoven Mr S. Paul
Mr F. Eddingfield MV Pennell Mr G. ales chwabe ir lan -3Er I Settiu
Ar E. A.S. Fowler Mr R. T. Rosenbaum Mr Frauch & chat Mr & Mrs Rosenbaum Mr Danman Fuller Mr W. Schmclke
Mr and Mrs J. F. Dr Schuster
Groorga
Miss Gearze
Mr A., Gordon
388 Cupt. G. A. Gugh
Mr & Mrs Arbuckle Mr L. Kennedy Mr J. B. Amold Mr T. Y. Ko & family Mr & Mrs
d'Azered Mr A Bickart Mr Birot
Prince Ange Teutensat in the Danish Regal Bary, sad a nephew of Queen Alexandra, is at present serving an apprenticeship to the aviation department of the Day. Princo Aage is not a stranger
Mr R. E. Brooks right of way and passgo over sing and dying, as he has already been several Mit De le Bearingue upon Section 1 and 2 of the said Lot. The times in the air an a passenger. When be Mr and Mr. P. D. property is held from the Crown for the bus finished his course he will be granted a Brown residue of the term of 999 years from the certificate as aviator, and in that capacity Mr Jan. Brown 28th day of May, 1856 granted therein by be attached permanently to the navy. So Mr J. D. Byrna
Lease dated the 17th day of April, 1805, far as is known be will be the first Prince of MrF. A Chopard
Mr H. V. Chenu
Victoris of the one part
Queen
Mr G. W. Marshell Mr L. Morris Mrs K. de Morris
Mr F. Mr S. Moren
Mr J. T. Nichols
Mr T. Pat Mr G J. Pereira Mr H. Pullard Mr E. B. Roach
Mr Fred. Bosenthal
69 and made between Her late 18/03) Toh royal blood to be certificated as a practica! | Mr J. L. Cruickshank Mr J. A. Soutt
PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPAN),
MIBUTEL
FIME TABLE.
WEEX-DAYI.
7,00a.m. to. 8.00 a.m...Every 15 minutes. 8.00a.m. to 10,00 a.m...Every 10 minut sa 10,00a.m. to 11.90 sm... Every 15 minutes. 11.30am to 12.45 p.m...Every 15 miwahes 12.45p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 minute
1.15p.m. to 1.45 pm...Every 15 minutma: --1.45pm to 2.15 p.m. Every 10) minaber) 2.15pm. to 5.00 p.m. Every 15 minnba 5.00p.m. to B.10 p.m...Every 10 minutes
NIGHT CARS... 7.46 pm and 9p.m., 9.40 p.m. so 11.3
p.m. every 10
15 minutes.
SUNDAYS. 6.00 m.a. to 10.30 am...Every 15 minutes 10.30am to 11.00a.m...Every 10 minubes 11.45 am. to 12 Noon........Every 15 minutes 19.00 Noon to 200 p.m. Every 10 minutes 1.00p.m. to 5.00p.m...Every 15 minute 5.00 pz. to 8.00 p.m...Every 10 minabre 6.00p.m. to 7.00p.m. Every 15 minutes 7.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 minutes. 7,30 am Sunday).
NIGHT CARS es un Week Days
SATURDAY
Extra Care at 11.45 p.m.: SPECIAL" CARS by arrangements th Company's Office, AzEZARD Borttage Dos Viz Road Centralet 200
JUEN ON HUMPHREYS & SON
General Managerss
stonu
Keswick of the other part. Subject vinter.
to the payment of the apportioned yewly performance
Crown Bent of 88.53 and the
and observance of the cursanta and coudi- |
Dr L. EL Fannin
Me Two Franklins
Mr J, L Gibney
Two serious cases of ships being struck
MrJ. 8. Gillies
M
J. GraciADI
tions contained in the said Crown Lease so by lightning were reported re-antly in the far as they relate to the property and sob
jest slso to a free and uninterrupted right Atlantic. The homeward bound steamer Mr J. M. Harris
4
Mr & Mrs EL L.
Shirley Mr F. Bison Mr A. Bohr -Mr F. G. Veitch ·
Mr Woodward Me Foung
of way had passage for the owners and Bristol Oity while in the Atlantic on Mr J. E. Hayward Mr F. E. Williams
ocupiers of Sections 4, 5 and the Renata
Mr E. J. Keaton ing Portion of the said Lot to and from September 2 was struck, the vene's top. Mir A. Barriert Jane Miz Xang
maat being broken. The first officer was ↑ **** temporarily blinded and rendered un-
Castle Road.
For further particulars and conditions of ula, apply to
Ma J, H. GARDINER,
Vendor's Solicitor,
Mr GEO. P. ZAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong, November 1, 1912.
NOTICE.
LESSONS IN CHINESE
1381
KUSGBCIERE' HOTEL +
Mr and Mrs G. Nowall's pho Dr and Mr Patt Dr and Ms B. W. Mr & Mrs J. Robert
Brown
con cious and the chief engineer was buried Me E. Arndt across the vessel's dock and scorched, while Mr and Mrs J. H.
Backhouss all the lights were extinguished and the compresse rendered unraliable.
The bargne Helios which arrived off Queenstown on Octolar 1 reported that "while in the South Atlantic on or about th
same date, she encountered bid weather
during which the ship was struck by Babe ming which brought down the fore to mest. and fors topgullent mast with all the yards
versed in literature, has been a teacher to European officials and merchants in this Colony for over ten
MRLI HON FAN,Chinese graduate stiched.
() NEUMONIA
BOD
Mr A. Carleton Man 0: Sachse Mr and Mira M, D. Mr M. L. Schalter
Corzie
child
S.
Mr A. L. Shields French; andCapt. 0, V.8 Skrím
shire, H.A.
Mr Bilinubam Mr B. M.Smith
Ligut. & Hits Hawell Mr R. D. Stewart. De & Mon Evan Jones Me LP Thomas. Dr. B. L. Martyn LobhMe van Wearon 5 | Mr & Mas W. Loose Mr. F. W. White We E. M. MacQ1002 M J. W. Wil-on ME, S.
B-H., Wutaan. 8. Horrison
Mr F. Ben
WYNDHAM HOTEL
· Mr E Hayward:
Mr. J. Bechards
Es has good method of training Kuro poans to pass in the Chinesamination, and 1700 never had of anyone who used Mingis B: Camp Mr. The Hemaley In possessed of first rata cortiscate sa a
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy having Chinese teacher. He has also a good know! pneumonia and milions of bottles, of tant de belly Mina M. Eng ledge of Mandarin and Hakke.
Those who intend learning the Chin remedy w sold every year. Paraments Bey. and Mrs Chelly, MiG Napier Language are requested to write ours of remedy cleans out, the culture beds that Me Wa Dabla is undoubtedly a germ dinare, and this Mr Craghton
Bev & Mrs, Benden Mr Arthur bephen in the threst and bronchial Mr JC. Finsh tubes and develop the germ of that discs Mia Garmin Mr. and Mr John
Mr and Ms We Stewart Bce sache by all. Chomista od teleopes Bawita
China Maui offios or direct to 3, Holly for wood Road, Lat foor. "960
Hongkong, May 17, 1918.
Mr G. L. Shaw
Mr J. O, Sibley
Mr V. Goulbourn Mr E. E. Smith
Mr and Mrs Joseph Mr H. H. Sotoman
Gould
Mr J. Spiers Mr D. M G. Gratamabliss Square Mr NA Gay Mr Grant Fqires Mrk J. Grimshaw. 'Mr C. T. Streett Mr & MF. Grove Mr P.D. Sutherland COPHABE
T. P. Hall Mr Thomas Swann
Vicu Admiral & Mrs
A, G. Tate Mrs Hen y Taylor Mrs W. S. Taylo Mr J. W. S. Taylor Me J. A. Thackrog Mr and Mrs T. N
Auderloo
Mr and Mrs W. A.
Annib Mr W. T. Harbord Mira Hardy Mr HA. Hald and
H. Holmes
Mr E
Hope
party Mr A. E. Hardman Min M Hirst Mr G. Vermeij Mr. Courty Hisson Me E
Volfbrecht Mr H
Mrs E. Vollbrecht Mr EL. Watkins- Mr & Mrs B. Webb Cap WD Welb M. C. E' Wansats Mr D. M. Whimond Mr and Mrs HL, O. H.
White
Dr. 8. Hough Capt. It lanos Mr and Mrs de Jose
lin de Jong.
Mr B. La Joveph MrANE Judah Miss Judah Capt. W. E. Kont Mr 0:0 Knight
Mr CV. Koenig Mr S: Komor Mr A. Kruseman Mr and Mrs J.
Lasak
Mr R. E. Lee
Mr and Mrs J. W.
Withington
Me G. G Wood Mr and Mrs PR
Wood
Mr and Mrs J.
R., Wright
Mr LA. Young
Mr W. P. Gregory Mr Peyton Griffin Miss Amy Hanson Mins Fay Hart
Hartley 11. & Mrs
and children
| Mr C. Hearings
MT O. W. ubbell
bir Theo, Hubbel Mr J. Jacobson blr J. W Jones Mr & Mrida Loon Birs N. da Loui Mr F Lorria Me J. J. Lynɑ? ». [Mr & Mrs M, thesom Mr G. J. More gall
Mr T. Arki Mr F. Arou
Mre E Peteret Mir Ih. Peterson Me J. L. Profoo Miss Fay Poston. Mr & Mrs Rodvirisky Mr Jahn Reyes
Mr A Rest
Miss Dorothy Russell Mr F. E Shaw Mr L. Smith Mir Stewart Tait Mr E. Thompson Mr. Tomparet Mr E. Valpalu Mias Louie Vermoob Mr and Mrs Monte
Wilks
KING-EDWARD HOTEL,
Miss Misery... Mr G. H. May Mira Bira and child Mr and Mrs F. E..
Me and Mrs Brind McHugh --
and chiridren Mr J Midznahizas Lina! Cros-e
Mr E. P. Millar Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr K. Migatoui M Grans and child Mrand Mrs J.H.
Mr Ewing
Mrs Finchett
Mody Major Morria
Mr. E. E. Garrard Mr M. F. Huny MfBen, Grimbe Mr
Mr and Mi R. N.
and MJ. E. Ohly
Hausen
Mr R. M Henderson F.Mr H Hunter,
Mr FH Hyde $1rs Hyde Mr AE. Keen W Mr and Mice Kemp Mr & Mrs C. Laurit
-GRÄND CARLTON HOTEL, Mr & Mra F. Allen - Mr D. Mobfarray. Mr A. G. Beaumeat Mr&Mrs R. Partonji Mr & Mrs W. Bishop Miss Gindy Porter
and child
Mr W. Prin-le, Jou Mr B. W. Ray Me A. F. Remedios MA
Bigge Mr W, J. A. Robbin Mr. «zisă Mrs Arthu
Rogerson
Bolfen Cap and Mrs Brags M. T. Brags, Mim Braga Mim H. Braun Mi Dellio Conndy. Mrn J, Crawind Da Me T.J. Flynn Mr G. Harper Mr Jackson
Mr G. W.Sewall Mia Ethel Smith Bir H H. Btophenad Mr-EJ Tredgula Me F Kingsland Me J. Varoon Me A. B. Wabuley Mr B Wal Me and Mrsko Mac, Mr and Mrs West
Capt. & Mrs W, O
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