TUESDAY, JANUARY 28, 1918.
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT,
AND ADMIRALTY,
General Auctioneers
AND
Share, Coal and
General Brokers.
'PROPRIETORS
"TO-KWA-WAN "
COAL STORAGE.
Codas used: A.B.C. & TU EDITIONS, AL. TELEGRAPHIC CODE..
Telegraphic Address ·
•MEIRION HONGKONG.
Se
Before going out drink a cup of
Van Houten's
Cocoa
It fortifies the system against fatigue
and strengthens the nerves.
A delicious beverage. Cheap because a little goes a long way.
Ask your grocer for a sample
THE CHINA MAIL.
GEO. P. LAMMERT
AUCTIONEER
SHARE & GENERAL BROKER
FOR
SALE.
SECTION A or K. I. I 570 Area 25,376 Square feet. Position Facing King's Park.
Money on Mortgagon at market rates.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Too wel by Publio & petion, THE Undersigned has received insbrus-
WEDNESDAY,
the 29th January, 1913, commencing at 2.30 r., at No. 6, Das Vonir Villas
(38, The Poak),-
À QUANTITY OF·
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
(Full Particulars from Catalogue).
On View from Tuesday, the 28th Jan. Catalogues will be issued. TERMS: Cash on delivery,
O.T
A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED
WITHOUT ALCOHOL OR GAS.
For
Digestion
and
Indigestion
NO OTHER DRINK IN THE 1: WORLD HAS BETTER 'GUARANTEES FOR PURITY
AND GOODNESS
FOR THE RELIEF of Indigestion, O.T. has proved invaluable to thousands of people.
A WINEGLASSFUL sipped after Meals, will aid Digestion, pre- vent Flatulence and "Full Feeling" and help to. restore the healthy func- tions of the Digestive System.
PUBLIC AUCTION
THE Undersigned have received instruc. Undercaretion
cn
WEDNESDAY,
the 29th January, 1913, commencing at 4.30 P.M., at their Sales Roons, No. 8, Des Viear Fond. Corner of
Ice Housu Street.-
A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,
&c., wo.,
As follows:- Dining and Drawing Room Suites, Up. holstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs, Bed Rooms Suites, Double and Single Brass-mounted Bedstends and Cats, Bureaus, Wardrobes, &e, Dining Room Faraitare, &c., &c., 1'Dinner Service and Dessert Service, Crockery, Electro-plated And Glass Ware, i Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, &c., -Bra Fenders, Fire Brasses, &c., Black- Arm-chairs, wood Cabinets, Couches, Standa, Jardinieres, Hall and Ten Tables,
Photo Frunes;
Lisa.
A YOUNG JOCKEY'S EARNINGS.
Judge's Starm Cemment on Father's
Claim,
Mr. Richard Wootton, the well-known trainer od racehorses, and Win. Huxley the fashionable lightweight jockey, were mentieel recently in Mr. Justice Eve's Court in the Chancery Division, when Mr. P. Ogden Lawrence. K.C., moved, Des behalf of the sexiner, that nu action brought against him should be dismissed. Mr. Lawrence explained that the case was that of Husley v. Wootton." and was brought in the name of Wm. Eux.: leg, the jerky, who was ne infant by Ernest Austin Huxley, his father and next friend, against Mr. Richard Woot- on, who saw the well-known Epson trainer.
AUSTRALIAN BOY'S AUPRENTICESHIP.
The claim was under articles of ap Tempoys, &c., Blackwood Brackets and prenticeship with fire defendant, and set Bath that certain large sums of money and been received by the trainer for the jockey's father, anil that he refused to wernant for them. The plaintiff claimard un arenant of all stins received and paid by the defendant and the payment of
1 Piano. 3 Remington Typewriters. One Silver Tea Service, and a collection of War Medals and Foreign Order, Catalogues will be issued. TERMS:-As usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH.
Auctioneers,
·Hongkong, January 25, 1813.
PUBLIO AUCTION.
193
NRK Undersigned have received lastruc- tions to foll by Public Auction
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCLINEE,
C1
">
FRIDAY,
the auments due.
William Huxley, at the time he was apprentied to Mr. Wootton, wax resid. ing with his parents at Sydney, New South Wales. The apprenticeship devel wis dated January 24, 1910, and the boy was to serve four years.
40,867,976 VOTED IN CHINESE ELECTION.
Nemething to official returns issued by the gowrnment in Peking in the recent provincial mecmbly and parliamentary elections 40,907,076 nad 40,970,074 votes Were vast respectively.
GEO. F. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, January 23, 1913
PUBLIC AUCTION,
www
106
This is merely half the total popula-om Licut-Col. MULLINS, R. à. Undersigned bas received instruc-
tom of the United Sunton.
Chilli Province enjoys the honour of to sell by Public Auction having cast the largest number of bailate in both of the elections, namely 6,105,707
THURSDAY,
2.30
st., at his residence Des Your Villas (52, The Peak),- THE WHOLE OF HIS
and 6,195,920 closely followed by Húpch the 30th January, 1913, commencing at Province. Kiangsu, cast 1.941),000. Chi nese Turkestan, or the New Domition. ives the lowest figures of 9,506 nad 143.15.
Tibes and Mongolia did noty
vote. China Press.
The ruth is announced of Mr. Thos. Adkins, which took place on December 4 at the age of 79. Mr. Adkins joined he fonsular Service in China in 1865, and was attached to Lord Elgin's missión in 1938-9, and was employed with the British Squadron under Admiral Hope at the capture of tho Taku Forte in June,
ALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
(Full Particulars from Catalogue) On View from Wednesday, the 29th Jan, Catalognas will the immundi. TERMA-Cash on delivery.
GEO. P.LAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong, January 24, 1913.
PUBLIC AUCTION
210
1859, He accompanied Lord Elgin's RY ORDER OF THE MORTGAGEES. taff in the advance on Peking in the witten of 1860, and subsequently re-i mained to superintend the arrangemente be the miles of the British Minister was afterwords at n the capital, Hel Kiukiang, Shanglini, and Formoss, and retired in 1979 when Consul at New-
jawan
AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Undersigned have received tastrac- THE fo
Mr. Woolton was to pay all his reason. uble expenses, teach him his trade, board and folge him, and give him 10. per week. There were also terms as to riding fe the people and stables and fees in Atmonnection therewità.
The lid turned out to be nu extraordi mary pupil and in his first year had win- ning mounts. In the spring of 1311 his father came to England, leaving his wife and hidren in Australis, and since his arrival ho had been a source of annoy.
ce to both Mr. Wootten and his son.
the 31st January, 1913, at 11 AM
their Sales Rooma, No. 3, Des Voeux Road, corner of ICE HOUSE STELIT,-
A CORSIONMENT OF HOUSEHOLD LINENS, Comprising →→ Witney Blankets, Tervelling Rugs, Turkish Towels, Brown Linen Towels, Eand embroidered Fiber Cases, Bath Towels, Single and Double Bed Size Hem- stitched Sheets, Honeycomb and Satin Quilts, Huckabank Towels, Damask Table
A BOY'S RETAINER OF £1,000. Cloths yds, wide, by yds., 2h pd., 3
Young Huxley had made large sums of yds., 3 and 4 yds., Ladies' and Gent's Handkerchiefs, Lace Curtains, Pantry, Tesney, and he had from time to time
and Glass Cloths, Gent's Tunic Shirts and
Hoses,
Aiso
A few lots of Sundries.
(In small lots to suit purchasers),
Terme :-As usual,
HUGHES & HOGGA,
Auctioneer.
Hongkong, January 22, 1933.
FUBLIO AUCTION,
102
THE Undergoed have received instruo
Tonto Sell by Publio Agction
(FOR LOCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
on
MONDAY
(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
on
THURSDAY,
the 30th January, 1913, at 11 a.š, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of
Ico House Street
Several Cases of Pilsener Beer,
A number of pairs of Gent's Boots & Shoes,
A few thousand Cigars and Cigarettes,
A few Cases of Yellow Soap, &c., de.j
TERMS: As usual.
By being and touting rate-Including Suit Longths of Superior Quality. courses he was acting in a manner pre- judicial to his son, as it might be sus- picted he was getting seret tips.".
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong. January 25, 1913.
R GEO. P. LAMMERT has received instructions to sell by Public Auction
Ов
FRIDAY,
BUY A BOTTLE TO-DAY
TELEPHONE No. 635.
PATELL & CO.
GARNER, QUELCH
<
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL,
Mr and Mrs Adair Mr G. Aurely
Exporters & Importers Mr A. T. Barberini
General Merchants
and
the 31st January, 1813, at 32.M., Commission Agents.
Auction Rooms in Duddell Street,--
IN 4 LOTS.
THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
PROPERTIES known as
Nos. 3, 4, 5 & 6, „PROSPECT PLACE (BONHAM ROAD), Particulars may be obtained from the Vandora' Solicitors:- MEBES DEACON, LOOKER, DEACON
AND HARSTON.......
or from the Auctioneer. Hongkong. January 21, 1913.
23
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANOI SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES.
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., General Maxaaxma, HongxonO,
J
121 J. T. HAMILTON, GENERaz Marauzy
FOR THE BASE, Tukto.
sent some of this for the support of his THE CHINESE ENGINEERING AND New Insurance Paid for.... 25,687,500
mother and the rest of the family. Ainong his earnings he had a retainer of 1,000 a year from one well-known racing >table.
The father had promised to return to Australia if he were paid £200 down and Ho ro 300 when he "arrived there. eived the 1200, and then ecdentoured to get the many which had been paid for his passage and did not make the voyage. He had received £150 from Mr. Woution.
MINING COMPANY, LTD. (INCORPORATED 27TH JUNE, 1912).
OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the SHARE CERTIFICATES and the SHARE WARRANTS to Bearer of the Old Company can now be exchanged for those of the new Chinese Engineering & Mining Company, Limited.
The Registered Certificates will be ez-!· charged at the Transfer Officos of the Company, No. 26, Austin Friars, London, Counsel added that he had evidence.C., and may be lodged at the Offices of to show the Court that it would not be the Company in Tientsin to be forwarded for the boy's beneat thut the case should. to London for this purpose.
Outstanding Insurance amounts
HONGKONG, CANTON,
SHANGHAI AND
HANKOW,
PLAX HOTEL.
Dr and Mrs Aubrey
Lieut. Archer Mr & Mrs W. Arm.
strong
Mr Bader
Mr L. M. Bayley
Mr and Mrs Kohler Mr and Mrs G. P
Lammert
Lt. Col. & Mrs A. I
Tean and child
Mr Mason
Mr M, Baring
SOLE AGENTS
Mr. H. J. Hust Mr Th. Von Kuat Capt. R. Innes Mr C. D. Jameson
Capt. R. H. F. Bactte-Mr Jurdi
fcs, R.N.
Mr E. R. Bate
Mrs A. N. E. Judah Mr E. E. Keysell
Mr E. A. Beaumont Mr S. Komer Comte G, Corta do Mr Albert Kopp
Beauregaird
Mrs E. Behr
Mrs F. R. Belilios
M. A. Kruseman
Dr Kubitz
Mr G. T. Lloyd
Mr and Mrs C. D. J. Lt. M..Love
Bell
Mr G. A. Bens
Mr J. Bernís
& Co.,
Mr and Mm J. P.
Mr J. A. Young
Mr E. Hope Mr and Mrs W. R. Wright
Eugbes
ATVE HOUSE.
Miss Dorothy Allen Mr J. E. Arnold Mr J. Barriers Mr L. Bandenf
Mr L. Birot
Mr C. L. Brun Mr C. L. Bran
Mr M. Braa
Mr F. Chats
Mas P. R. L. Hodge Mr H. E, Jeanin Mr W. Juster Mr G. Langone Mr and Mrs P. A
Lápicque
Mr R. Lathrop Mra L. Lingeri
Mr Y. Lugati
Mr and Mrs F. C. Miss Lillian ChambersMrs W. S. Lyan
Macdonald,
and nurse
Mr & Mrs H. Bethellir J. M. Macedo Capt. C. R. Boyton Mr N. C. MacGregor
Bionx
Mr B. V. Chonu
Mr F. A Chopard
Mies A. L. Chrke Capt. & Mrs Corne.
tinesen Mr D. G. MacLandan
aft Birch. Mr and Mrs Neil
Mr.
enough
ton
MacIntyre Mr and Mrs N. F. MrA. Mackenzie
Blanch
Mrs MaCine Mr H. Ashley Brere Mr and Mrs G. A. Main, 2 children and Governess DrÜ. Marriott Miss T, Martin Mr R. T. Matheson
and child
Mrs C. W. Brown Miss J. Brown Mr M. W. Buck Mr F. W. Buck Mr Willis Band Mr E. C. Burr Miss M. B. Bure
Mr O. Bushner
Mr Toomas B. Max-
well
Dr G. W. McKean
Mr A. J. Cambridge Dr and Men C. W. MrJS Campbell
McKeory
Miss Smollett Camp Mr E. K. Mehta
Mr C. D. Belbourno boll
Mr J. Melcher Mrs H. F. Chalkley Major Menzie Mr J. S. Chalmers
Mr J. Merecki
Mr and Mrs Beyor Capt. & Mrs McMann Mr. Catlin
Mrs Bowdler
Major Bowen
children and nurse R.A.M.O.
Attorney-General & Mr & Mrs Mitchel
Mrs Buckmill
more
Major & Mrs ComyuRov, Foster Pegg Lt. and Mrs T. C. Mr and Mr Patric
Mr Plummer Cunningham
Major Davy
Mr Donnya
It-Col, Radcliffe, R.E Mr Ralton
Eng. Comdr & Mr
Rooms, R.N.
Dr & Mrs Rath-rford,
Consul & Mrs Eitzen Mr Roberts £282,653,220 Mr and Mrs G. C. Mr Rogers
Garnier Amete amount to₤£104,068, 685 Surplus sinonats bo£ 17,828,788 Mr and Mrs G. G. Dividends to Falleyholders
Gordon 10,578,157 Total paid Policyholders 1910 63,459,566 Mr and Mrs B. A. RN. Total Expenses for 1910 ......
10,392,072 Grows earnings from interest
21,648,528 4437 97
and Renta for 1910. Grow be of Income from
Investmenta 1910......... Hongkong, Feb. 23, 1912.
KORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE
***INSURANCE CO..
IN WHICH ARE VROZED THE SHARES OF
The Share Waranta to Bearer of the proceed. On one occasion the father in old Company can be exchanged at the duced his son to promise him 1,000 to Offices of the Company in Tientsin. The steri a racing stable, but that had been Share Warrants with Coupons Nos. 19 and
20 attached must be left it the Company's THE OCEAN, MARINE INSURANCE withdrawn.'
Office for examination, and if found to
be Mr. Nesbitt, for the jockey's father, in order the Share Warrants of the new the 3rd February, 1913, commencing at suggested that there should be an inquiry Company will be ready for delivery after before a Master as to the continuance of 28 days or as soon thereafter as possible on the action. His client had no desire to payment of the charges incurred by the touch a farthing of the money. All he wasted was to safeguard his son's in- Lerests.
2.80 z.., at their Bales Room, No. B,
Des Voeux Band, Corner of
Ica Honas Street,
A LARGE CONSIGNMENT OF SUPERIOR BLACKWOOD
FURNITURE
AND
CHINESE PORCELAINS FROM CANTON, As follows:- Handaomaly Carved Blackwood Cabista, Bookcases, Seltoes, Armchairs, Desks and Writing Tables, variety of Blackwood Bands, Backots, into Frames, Teapoys, Sa., &, &.
And
A large sssortment of Chinese Forcolates (Fall Purtilar from Catalogus), "On View Faturday, Lob-Foruary,
HUGHTS & HOUGH, Auctioneers. "Hongrong, January 27, 1913,
THE JUDGE ON "EVYAONTERY." Mr. Justice Eve said the Court would Lake every possible, caro that Huxley senior did not touch any of the money. It was nothing for the father to make that offer, because he' would act be able, to touch the money..
Kis Lordship commented upon the fact that Huxley schier had left his wife and family without money and will a burden of debts he had incurred. All the money roceived by Mr. Wordion bad boon pro- porly accounted for, and he was surprised at the affrontery of Huxley senior in bringing this action.
Company.
By Order of the Board,
W, S. NATHAN, Agent & General Manager. Hongkong, January 13, 1918.
50
LESSONS IN CHINESE.
MR LI HON FAN, a Chinese graduate rewed in literature, has been a teacher Xaropean officials and merchants in this Colony for over ban yours..
to
He has a good method of training Kurt peans to pass in the Chinese examination, and is possomed of a first rate certificate as a Chinese teacher. He has also a good koom ledge of Mandarin and Hakis.
COKFANT, LTD.,
.and
THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE CO,
Mrs Chaplin & maid Mr J. Morris Mr Carlton Chase Mr W. H. Morris Mr P. N. Chriatio Mr R. F. Mosley Mr W. T Chisholm Mr J. D. F. Malder
Mrs J. D. F. Mulder Mr A. H. Münch
Mias G. St. Clair
Mr A. A. Claxton
Mr and Mrs W. W. Capt. and Mrs F. D.
Ccbb
Mes W. F. Cowca Me A. G. Cowie Mr J. W. Cranston Miss Crocker Mr G. Curry Mr J. D. DencOM Mr A. F. Deane Mr O G. Denison Mr H.C. Dunion Mr and Mrs Roland Mr W. Dietmar Hale Lt. Col. and Mes for Sehn
don Hall, R.A.M.C. Mc A.-- Sinctoir
Mr Findlay Smith Mr R..E. Hall M: H. A. Hazeland Lt. Col. Smith Capt. & Mrs Hodgins Mr and Mrs Soffiett
Mr & Mrs J. Sucher Major Humphrag Mr and Mrs W. G. and
Humphreys
Mr and Mrs Thornton
Mr and Mrs W, M. Dr and Era Vicker
Humphreys Mr and Ms W. M
Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Watson Mr H. N. Jeffri
Northcombe
Mr V. d'Oettingen Mr W. F. C. Ouden-
lorea
Mr F. A Perry Mr and Mrs Hans Petersen, valet & maid
|
Mr Pioper Mr L. E. Pinkham Mr & Mrs W. Hutton!
Potts
Mr C. T. Dinitrioff Capt. & Mrs. DosterMr R. de Froville and child, O.S.A. Mr A. W. Prior Mrs P. H. Douglas Mr E. H. Ray Mr. G. Davey Miss F. Reay Dr W. Rottich MrW. C. Drew Mr. Ducamp
Mra Reves Miss L. Dunlo Mr and Mrs. C. Mies A. Edwards
Ebrenfels
Mr H. M. Richards Mr and Mrs H. T
Richardson
Mrs Roa
Mr & Mrs J. Filta Sir H. de Saumarez Mr Z. P. Eveline Lady E. de Sanamirez
Mr Wallace A. Farley Mr W. Schmolke
Major& Mry Wesboro
Mrs C. Finlayson
Mr & Mrs Lec Jose Capt. Whitfold Mr and Mrs Jones Mr David Wood Mr A. Kaita
DEAND CARITON HULL.
TOTAL FORDI AT 31 Deckens, 1911, Mr & Mrs F. Allen Mr A. R. W. Libbley
229,561,288.
barsed Capital 28,000,000
Subscribed. Capital £4,500,000
MI. R. Almond Miss N. Maher Mr & Mrs W. BishopMr & Mrs R Pestonji Mr W. Pringle, Jun and child Mr S. G, Bolien Hr. F. Ramedios
Pald-my Capiai .................................ER, 457 500 II-Fire Fundam 8,809,114 II-Idle & Annuity Fund... 18,138,160 Capt. and Mrs Braga Mr A. Riggs
MF. Denga Sinking Fund Account ......
19
Revenue Fire Branch,
Lile, and Annuity
Branchos, motory } Beranus Mazine Department a Other Beopta
88,512 Miss Li Braga
292,561,368
Mim M. Braga
Mr and is Arthur
*Rogerson Miss Ada Rowley Lieut R. E. B. Brews Mr A. E. Rollins
tar 3,567,158
Mr E. Sargon Mrs J. Crawford Mr L. C. Bundeson 1,973,369 Liedt. Gec. W, Crom Mr G. W. Sewall
bin, R.E. 202,699 130,195 Mr M.. D. Edmonds.
Madam H. Engenic £8,233,312 Mr T. G. Flyen
Miss E. Gibson
Mr. R. E. Sha
Mr G. Spesour Roy, & Mr Star and
chlideca Mian O. Stephaus Sir R. H. Stephenson Mr and Mrs H. O. Tanner & childron Mr B. J. Trondgold Mr Guy R. HaywoodMr and Mrs Trauma
and children
The Accumulative Funds of the varlour. Miss B. (beca Branches are separately invested, snd, by Me H. Gourgey
of Parliament, are set aside to meet Mr. And, Chhandy
He was antisded, his modise was not. Those who intend learning the Chiness bona fide pas for the benefit of his son, language are requested to write care of the daima under the respective Departs - Mz G. Harper but had been institutod for the sols purina Mall office or direct to 7. Holly ments of the Company's Business, pose of existing money, and dismissed wood Road, 1st Boor.
Hongkong, May 17, 1912:
128 the sation with costs.
Me W. Jackson
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
Mr J. Joseph
Mr B. G. Fisher
Mr E. EL Sharp
Mr J. O, Bibley
Mrs G. V. Sidford
And child
Mr E. E. Smith Mrs Smollett Camp
tell
Mrs E. Forsyth Mr E, A. Fowler Mr E A. 8. Fowler Mr C. Frear Miss Mand Freer Mr Denmar Fuller Mrs Freach & chili Mr H. H. Soloman
Mr J. B. Southmayd Mr & Mrs. Geare Mr and Mrs James Mr and Mrs J. F. Spittles
George
Miss Equato
Miss George
Mr A. G. Gordon Mr V. Goulbourn Mr Joseph Gould Mr J. Gourgey
Mr G. W. Stilson
Me H. Dedeoglen Mr M. Dessel Miss Elbe Mr and Mrs A.
Elder
Dr L. E. Fannin " Mr B. Feineroin Mr Ch. Fraucis Mr C. L. GarDor Mr C. Guzmanı
Mr and Mrs F.
Herier
Miss Hodges
Mr W. S. Hodges
G.
Miss J. Manshield
+
Mr K. W. do Mectars Mr A. C. Millar
Mr F. E. Morgan Mr. L. Morris Mrs K. de Morris Mr W. H. G. Muller M: F. Musso Mr A. Norton Mr
Olympis Party Mr S. Patton Mirs Philips
M: J. O. Powell
Mr Albert Reiter
Mr A. Benwicke
"
J. Mr & MrsA. Sammors
Mr & Mrs Vack
Mr F. E. Williams
Mr O. J. Williamson
LUNG EDWARD HOTEL
Mr A. S. Alan Mr J. J. Andrew Mr T. Achi
Mr F. Área
Mrs Bira and child
Mr and Mr Lemaire-
And child
Mr and Mrs Majer
and on
Miss Mawey
Mr and Mrs J. J. Mr O. IL May
Bryan
Mr T. Chéo
Mr and Mrs F.
McHugh
Mr and Ms J. V. Mr and Mrs J. B. A.
Cooper
Mr FW, Cox Mr and Mrs Crockett
and family Mrs N. W. Dome" Mr W. A. Donaldson
Mr E. R. Dovey Mr G. L. Duncan Mr Dusseldorp Mrs Ehrlardi & child
Mody
Mr M. F. Murray Mr A. P. Nobbe Capt. & Mm W. C.
T'assmore Mz B. Piesbergen Miss F. Farnders Mr H. T. Scheart Mrs Schenk Mr and Mrs J. A. Scott and family Dr Sibera
Mr Finchett Mr Gec. Grimble Mr & Mrs C. Hum Mrs D, Sien
phroys
Mr H. 8 Sporgo Mr and Mrs Kemp. Capt. & Mrs A, E, MTM Komp and child Stawart & children Mr and Mrs Kraft Mr 21. H. Taylor M. C. M. KuykendallMr D. Walker M.C. M. KuykendallMrs A. A. Waterhouse Mr & Mrs. O Imurit Mr W. E. Waidler
Mr nod Men H. P. Winslow and child
THE STATION HOTEL.
Mr And Mrs W. S. Mr B. Latbeans
Brow
Mr F. Bruhn
Maj. &Mrs F. Martin Miss L. Oksefa
Mr and Mrs J. R. Miss D. Ukoofa Capell & children Mrs A. Scott Mr C. H. H. Callifordbir B. Sommerlatt
Mr J. StevanS Mr AA. Fyfe
Mr. R. Hager
Mr and Mrs Storite
Mr & Mrs D. Harvey, and child
and childre
Mr C., M. Hayward
Lt. and. Mrs J. P. Tackaberry & obild
Majors & Mrs L L L G. W. Tredder
Mr M. R. Walker `· Hopper Mr and Mrs J. H. LA CAL&Mra Teanan
Kipp
Miss Ada Stahl
Mr A. Siophans
Miss Stephera
WYNDHAM HOTEL.6
Mt.P.D. Sutherland
Mr Baskford
Miss Bennett
||
Mine Bronton
Dr Edith Bry
Mr.D. M. G. GratamaMr and Mrs G. H.
*** Built Me E. J. Grizzabaw - Capt. T. P. Hall Miss Dollie Swift Mr J. G. Hanna Mr E. G. Taib Mr. W. T: Harbord
Mr M. J. Taylor
Mina J, "Bonafeld",
Mr & Mrs Brenton
Mian A. Brenton
Mr John Gowdy Mr E. Hayward "Mr W. A. Hoagland
Mi M. 8. Hory Miss B. Martin
Mr N. F. Meling Capt. & Mrs Miler...
Capt. A. 9. Harris Mr and Mrs C NMr David Cappan Mr W, H Morris
М. А. Нактівец.
Vanderroot.
Mr O. Waller
Mr and Mrs G. A.Mr G. Vermeij
Kauffmann
Mr Howard Carry Miss E. M. Deati Mine Ikins Deabl Mr H. Walking Mr.F. B. Hespe
Mr W. Dobbe MEAE Herdman Mr & Mr B.- Webb
Miss AW. Duncan Uom MA Mr D. M Whamond Mr and Me T. W.
Hewett, C.M.O. Mr D. White
Eger Bir A. Herzl
Mr & Mrs F. Winkler Mim Ear Dr P. A. Hilbert Miss. With
MrE. Proktica Mr W. Hoffmaad
Mr. G. G. Wood
Mr F. W. Perkander Dr Lovin Savin Mr Arthur Stephena Mr" and – Mrs Jobo
Rer. and Mrs Darkd
-Sutherland” Mian M. Wil