SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1918.
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT,
AND ADMIRALTY.
General Auctioneers
USA
Share, Coal and.
General Brokers,
PROPRIETORS
**TO-KWA-WAN " COAL STORAGE.
Codos unod:
A.E.C. 4TH & 8TH EDITIONS. ÁI. TELEGRAPHIC CODE.
Telegraphic Address :
* MEIRION' HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Tull by Fublic Auction
HE Undersigned have received instrue.
on
WEDNESDAY,
the 19th March, 1913, commencing at 2.30 P.M., a their Sales Roons, No. 8, Dos Vreur Road, Corner of
Ice Houso Street,-
A Lana QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACK WOOD FURNITURE,
&c.,
&c.,
No,
Compri-ing as follows TEAKWOOD-Dixi and Dmwing) Room Suites, Untere Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs, Bed Reon Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Dining Room Furni ture, Tenkwood and Blackwood Inlaid.
GEO. P. LAMMERT
AUCTIONEER
FOR SAL E,
+
THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG GYMKHANA OLUB..
Programme of First Mosting,
The programme of the first Gymkhana
of the present season, to be held at
Bold
AUCTIONS
PUBLIC AUCTION, SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.appy Valley on Satur lay, 19th Apri
(weather permitting), is se following by Public & notions Bale, bo be DARTICULARS and Conditions of the 1-30 pmHALF MILE FLA1
BACE-For non-winning subscription 1915, 3., at the
en MONDAY, the 17th day of March,
at the Onions of the grine of tho Hodson » 1912-1913. Public Works Department, by Order of His Das Lot of waight for lachos as per scale. Uu-Excellency the Governor, of placed runners allowed Sibs. Jockey, CROWN LAND abors Kennedy Road
in the Onlony of Hongkong, for tarm of. 75 years, with the option of renewal as a Crown Rant to be fized by the Sarveyor of His Majesty the Kara, for ione further term of 75 years.
Auxiliary Cruisar Yacht
PLOVER'
58 foot overall. 19 feet boam.
Tenk built. Tankdecked. Metal sheathe1.
Complete with all deck gear, anchors, etc.
Cabin and Pantry furnishings, ote.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
TH& has an
THE Undersigned has received Instrues
On
MONDAY,
the 17th March, 1913, commencing at
·2.30 p.m., at Menior No 2,' No. 10.
The Peak,
À QUANTITY Or VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
41
FURNITURE,
Un view from Sunday, the 18th March, Catalogas will be msued. TERMS:-Cash on delivery.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer.
Hongkong, March 11, 1813.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
339
NEE Cudoraigned has received ina truc-
tions to sell by Pubila Anction
Dr
TUESDAY 1
the 18th March, 1913, commencing at
2.30 F.JL, at his Salsa Rooms,
DUNDELL STRETT,—
A LARGE QUANTIFY OF
fc., tc., 1 Dinner and Dewitt Services, | Và LUABLE HOUSEHOLD Crockery. Electroplated and Ghis Ware,
1 Croking Stove, Kitchen Utensiles, Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, &e, Brase Fenders, Fire Brassus, dip., de,
BLACKWOOD-Couches, Arm-chairs, Flower Stands, Jardinieres, Hall and Tex Tables," Teapoys, Brackets and Photo Frames, etc., Olà Ishid Chairs, etc., etc., and several pieces of Chinese Porcelaine;
Also
1 Sewing Machine, 1 Remington Type- writer, American Ice Chest and 2 Sets of Old Brass Halberd
Catalogues will be issued. TERATE-A uzuni.
BUCHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers,
Hongkong, March 14, 1913.
NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE
INSURANCE CO.
IN WHICH ARE YEITEN TRE AWARE OF THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANOK
COMPANY, LTD,,
and
THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE CO.
TOTAL Fundi at 31st Decxmxxa. 1911,
292,581,986.
-Authorised Capital £8,000,000 ..Bubscribed Capital £4,500,000
Paid-up Capital... £2,437,500 II-Fire Fands........................................................ 3,899,114 III-Life & Annuity Funds....... 16,136,180 Sinking Fund Account ...... 88,519
€22,561.286
Berenne Fire branch..
2,567.158
"
Life and Annulty Branches..........
FURNITURE, Comprising:
Tesk Sideboards with Bevelled Mirrors, Dinner Waggons, Katunsion Dining Tables and Chairs, Overmantels, Tea Tables, etc.
Fine Teak Double and Single Ward. rabes, Washstands, Dressing Tables, Toilet Crockery, Single and Double Brass-mount- od Iron Bedstands, Chost-of-Drawers, Glaer and Creekary Ware, Cutlery, etc., etc.;
ل محمد
A few picous of Canton Blackwood Ware, Carpets, Rugs, 1 Cottage Piano, '1 Ameri- Din Ice Chest, etc., etc., etc.
On View from Monday, the 17th March, Catalogues will be issued. TERM-Cash on ateizvery,
GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hongkong, March 12, 1913.
240-
1,973,269 PARIS TOILET
Berenge Marine Department... 262,692 No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL Other Receipts ...........................ä... 430,193 (UNDER THE ANTOR HOUSE).
£4,233,312
The Accumulative Funds of the various THE Leading LADIES & GENTLE
Branches are separately invested, and, by Act of Parliament, are set aside to meet the claims under the respective Depart ments of the Company's Business,
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.
Agents
THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE BOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES,
SHRWAN, TOMES & CO.,
·Gzxxxặt Maxiorni, Hoxoxona.
J. T. HAMILTON, General MANLOIN
FOR THE KART, Tokyo,
Now Insurance Fald for.........£ 25,687,500 Outstanding insurance amvanta
.........mucäserviss dele2,663,220
HAIRDRESSING
SALOONS IN THE EAST. Manufacturers of SEVES DES. ALPES, pronounced by those who use it the best Hairwash to prevent the falling out of hair.
J. Q. SOPIESS, Proprider. Hongkong, February 8, 1913.
NOTICE.
185
MITSU BISHI GOSHI KWAISHA.
FRO
FROM this inte, Mr K. KATO will be in charge of the Hongkong Branch
of the above Company, as the Undersigned {has been transferred to Kobe.
Y. SHIBUYA.
Hongyong, March 11, 1913.
CHEN KHONG 8 CÓ, L
338
GENERAL IMPORT & EXPORT. Amets amount boo£104,063,656 Surplus amounts to 17.828.766 Dividends to Folloyholders
10,675,157
JANTON 53,433,350 10,892, LARGE WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
STORE:
1810
Total paid Falloy holds 1910 Total Expenses for 1910. Grom earnings from Luberant and Rents for 1910 Gross rate of Income from
Investmanda 1910 Hongkong, Fah. 23, 1919.
THE
21,640,524,
CHINA MAIL
URNITURE Draperies, Crowd..
Boot and Shoes, Makers of Jewellery, Imoqueror. Cronery Wars Ironmongery, Wine and Byfrdir. Foreign Clothes for gentlemen, made to luster by our own, talloze. Large amortment of Chloss Ellika, and Foreign Goods of every descriptions Wall All goods sold at réssonable Prices,
Typhoon Map & The Chops and Best place in Cuition &
Guide.
Hongkong to bay Chiness and Foreign.
Goods
SUP PAT POO STREET,
TEL. No. 1406, HARGANTOW and
2300 247, 255; Des Youus Bod and Mo 190, Oontianght Bond Central,
окт пом
than one
who have not stitial race in Hongkong, Shanghai Tiantain allowed Sibe. Jockeys who have won 3 or more officisi recos Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin panal- Ised lbs. Entranco foo $5. 1st prize, $100; 2nd prize, #60; Ord prize,, #25. 20.30 p.m.-GYMKHANA STAKES.
-Value $200. Distance ona mile. For all Chine ponics. Catch weights
at 10st. Olbs. Winners of an open raev or open grifin raco or ponies that have won the aggregato prize in the Gym.
khuon Stakes in any season Siba, astcu.
Non-winning subscription griffins silow- ed Siba. Jokoys who have not wan more than one official race in Hong- kong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowou 3lbs. Jockeys who have won 3 or more ofleist races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin penalised Albs.
Particulars of the Zuk
Locality.
Ragletry Ha
Above Kennedy Row
Boundary
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N.
FL
14
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Cosen to be
As per sale la 10,213 70
328
won 3 or more official races in Hong kong, Shanghai er Tientsin penalised .4lbs. Ponies to be nominated by a
lady.
When entering for this event com. petitors are requested to give nomina. trix's name also particulars of races won by pony (if any).
Entrance for $5. First and accomu prizes for ladice presented by the Gym- khana Club. Owner of winning pony to receive $75; owner of second pony to receive $25. 5.-4.50
p.m.-ONE MILE FLAT RACE. For subscription griffins of any seasod., Weight for inches as per scale. Winners of one race 5lbs. cxtra; of two or more races 10lbs. extra. Uppland runners allowed 5lbs. Jockeys who have not won more than one official race in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tion. tain allowed 3lbs. Jockeys who have won 3 or more official racos in Hong kong, Shanghai or Tintain penalised 4lbs. Entrance fea $5. lat prize. $125; 2nd prize, $50; 3rd prize, $25.
A. Cup to be run for five times called the Gymkhana Cup will be presented af the end of the sonson to be won by the pony scoring most marks in the races for the Gymkhana Stakes as the Gymkhana Meetings during the season, counting pants for a first; 2 for a second; and 1 for a third. The benefit of marks already scored to pass with the pony on a salo. Any winner of the race to carry 3lbs. extra for each win in subsequent alerte for the race, but in the event of a pony carrying the penalty not winning, 2lbs. to be de ducted next time hò starts. Such lbs. to remain deducted until he wins again when he will carry the full penalti without deduction. Penultios accumu lative up to 15lbs. In the event of two or more ponies tying with the same number of marks after five recee havé been run the owners shall either divide the value of the Cup which is horoby placed $400 shall run of on, a day to be fixed by the Committee not being the same day as the last race for 16.-6.10 p.m.-ONE AND A QUARTER the Stakes but within two weeks there. from. In the event of a 21 off the weights shall be weight for inches as per scale; jockey penalties and allow- unces to apply. Entrance fee $5. 2nd prize $75; Brd prize, $30. 3.-4.10 p.m.-TENT PEGGING IN PAIRS.-Two runs! Competitors must be mounted on China ponies. Two small cups to be presented to the win. ning pair at each competition and at the conclusion of the season a trophy will be given to the pair scoring the highest aggregate of points all meet- ings included. To provide for sickness or abwince from the Colony a ner mam... · bor may be introduced into a pair in one competition but not more. In or der to win the aggregato trophy the satne pair must have competed in not less than four competitions. Any pair whether competing for the trophy or not may rampote for the small cups.
Entrance free.
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NEVER BE WITHOUT
VISITORS AT HOTELS. HONGKONG HOTEL MILE FLAT RACE. HANDICAP.-Count and Countess Mr and Mrs H. I. For all China ponies. Jockeys who
Antol and child Johnson have not won more than one oficial Mies Arrkas
tiba.
race in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tien- tsin allowed 3lbs. Jockeys who have won 3 or more official races in Hong kong, Shanghai ar Tientsin penalised Entrance fco $5. 1st prise, $125; 2nd prize, 850: 3rd prize, $25. Entries close to the Hon. Secretary, Hongkong Gymkhana Club, on Wednce day, the 9th April, at the Hongkong Chuo at 7 p.m.
PYTHON IN A SINGAPORE STREET.
Mrs AN E. Jadah
Kiddle, RN.
Mr & Mrs A. Lebaran Capt. A. W. von
Lilienthal G. 1.
O.T.
SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA;
GARNER, QUELCH & Co.
PHAX HOTE
Dr and Mrs Aubrey Mr and Mrs Kohler Lt. T. C. R. Archer, Mr G. P. Lammert
R.A.M.C.
Lt. Col. & Mrs A, 1.
strong
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Mr E. F. Aucotă Mira W. M. C. Bar
rett and child Mr L. M. Bayley Mr, and Mrs C. W.
Bell
Mr E A. Atkinson Paymaster & M J. Mr & Mrs W. Arm Miss F. O. Avory Miss O. A. Avery · Mr A. Kruseman Mr and Mrs W. E. De Kubitz
Mr & Mrs Kuckx Ayr B Mr A. T. Barberini Miss Langel Mr M. Daring Mr E. R. Bate Capt. G. B. Beardsley, bir E, A, Beaumont Mr & Mr S. Bergé Miss J. Barge Le H. J. Borge Mrs F. R. Belilioa Mr G. A. Bens
apt. C. R. Besnou Me and Mre H. C.
Blancy
Mr G. Block
Mr G. Bowsck
Mr G Lloyd Dr E. L. Martyn Lobb Ms S. Lowrie
Mr and Mrs Neil Mr & Mrs Eeyar
Mrs Booty MacIntyre Mr A. S. MacKichan Mrs Bowdler Mr A Mackenzie Mr & Mrs MacKichan
Miss MacKichan
Mira MaCrao
Miss E. B. Marvin
Mr F. B. Marshall
|
Loan, A.P.D. child
Mr R. Mayujima Capt. & Mrs MaMunn
children and nure R.A.M.C..
Mr E. C. McNuby Mr & Mrs Mitchell.
J., more and child
L. H. G. Monteith,
RA.M.C.
.
BRAND O ALTON, HOTEL,
Mr & Mrs F. Allen Mr J. Joseph Mrs V. L. Androw, Mr J. G. 3. Kennedy
ourse and infant Miss M. F.0. Knor Mr and Mr B. A Rev, and Mr Cacil
Balantine
Knox
Mion K. Bennett .” Mr A. R. W. Liahley Miss Frances BennettMe Bydooy : Man- Mr & Mrs W. Bishop nering
and child
Mr 3. G. Baldan Capt. and Mrs Brags MF. Brag Miss L. Briga
Miss M. Braga Mr O Broves
Rat, O L Maxbeld * Mrs O. Maxfield
an children Mr and Mrs A, “J.
McKay
Mr G. Nichola
Miss Maradon Uwan
"Liest RK. B. Brews-Mr Reg. Palmer
Mr & Mrs M. Patten-
den
Maju Bowen, A.P.D. Rev. Foster Pegg Attorney-General "J. Mr J. Plummer
A. Buckbill Lt-Col. J.J. Radcliffa Major & Mrs Comyn, R.E
F.A.
Mr Relton
ter
Mr S. Pazl
Mr H. Bundin Mr & Mrs R. Pantonji Mr and Mrs J Cana-Mira JJ. Peterson
rena & 4 children Mr W. Prials, Jun. Mr Phil Carlton Mr A. F. Remadion
AF Mr A.
Rings
Mrs J. Crawford A
Lient. Gao, W. Crom-Mr and Birs Arthur
bie, R.E. Mrs E. Croplay
There was a great stir amongst the occu⋅ Mr and. M; E. T. MR. T. Matbeson L. and Mr T. Q. Mr & Mma A. Ritchie Mr John Pembia
pants of 56, Stanley Street, ibis morning. hout 5 a.m., when all the inmates were asleep, a large python was seen to crawl
Bradway
Mr H. Bridges Mis E. F. Bridge Mrs Brooke down the stairs from the second storey of Bir J. Broumen
Mra
Mrs.
and child
W. McKean
Dr G. W. M Dr and
Mrs G. W. McKenny
Mr A. Cambridge Mr and Mrs D. G. Couaul & Mrs Eitzen Miss N. Carpenter
Mr A. Cabin
Mr Cotlan Mrs
McNaughtor
Mr B. E. Mehta
Mr C. D. Melbourne
Mr J.
Marecki
TAK
H. N.
Bias
Miller
Mr W. F. Moir
Mr J. S. Chalmers Ma O. L. Church
Mi N. M. Clark Mr A. A. Ulaxton Mr T. J. Cukely Mr J. D. F. Malder
Mr A. 8. Murch W. F. Cowen
Mr H. Murphy Mrs S. F Nicholas Miss Orocker
Mr V. d'Osttingen Mr J. R. Curtis, Sir William & Lady Mrs N. P. Oglesty Rees Daries and Miss G. O'Leary maid
Mr J Ormiston Mr W. T. Payne
The Cannities of the Gymkhane the house. A coolie was just going up the Club will appoint a Judge whose deci- sion shall be final. In the ease of ill. stairs when be encountered the reptile. Babuence of any judge appointed His cries brought the occupants from their the Committee shall appoint a sub- beds. Some of them appeared armed with stitute.
poles, evidently anticipating the presence of -4.30 p.m.—LADIES NOMINATION, thief. By this time the python had found THREE FURLONGS SCURRY-F comfortable place under an almeirah. China ponics, sybscription grißins of One toan gave the reptile a blow on the any wason and bona fido pola ponies head with a club and the brute, then certified as such by the Secretary emerged and was with some difficulty put Hongkong Poto. Club, and which have into a box for show to outsiders. One of been regularly played prior to the 1st the compiers explained that six months Mr A.
A. F. Deane April, 1013. Catch weight 152lbe. age he had a small snake which he obtained Mr H. O. Deason Winners of races including races an off from Muar and which disappeared. Search Mr & Mrs Darteans
the made but the soaks was not found, and and 2 children
Mr A. E. Pihler Ma W.H. Pfahler
Mies M. D. Pfahler
day and at all Gymkbunna and legit was believed to have left the house.fr and Mrs J. B. Mr B. Foten moutal Meetings of one race 7lbs. extra,
this is the reptils which was Dunkin
Miss Doakin the house and Mrs R. H. Douglas ara plentiful in
of two races 14lbs. extra and of three farm for excitement. Mice and
fowls aro
SUFFERERS FROM
A
Cunningham, KA. Mr J. W. Roberta Major Davy, R.E. Mr G. W. R. Rogers Mr G. A. Dutton Eug Comdr. & Mrs
Romme, R.N. Mr and Mrs G. G. Mr A. Sinclair
Gordon
Mr C. Skott Me and Mm B. A Mz A. Findlay Smith
Fisle
Lt. Col. W. H. Usher Col. and Mrs Gordon Smith, A.0.D.
Hall, R.A.M.O.
Mr M. D. Edmonds
Rogerzon
Mr Aï E. Rol'in◄ Mr and Mrs T...
Russell
Madam E. Engenia Mr E. Sazgon..
Mr and Mrs Fred. Mr and
Farger
Mr T. G. Flynn
Mr Walton Fordham Mr H. Gourgey
Mr A. J. Grandy Mr G.
Harper
Mir, W. M. Saul Mr L. C. Faunderson Mr and Mrs E. H.
Scolt
Mr G. W. Sawell Mr W. H. Smith Mr A. E. Stearns Mr G. R. Haywood. Miss D. Stephans Mr & Mrs W. Houd Mr B. H. StephensoHS Mr M. Hortal Mr F. J. Treadgold Mr W. Jackson Mr&Mr E Trib let
Mr & Mr P. Soffets 20
Mr H. A. Hazeland. Capt. & Mrs Stericker Capt & Mrs Hodgins child & nurse, Ind Major Humphreys. D.O.LI.
RES.
Mr R. Stewart-
Mr and Mrs W. G. Mr & Mm Sutherland:
Humphrey's
Lt. Col. & Mrs Tuson
2nd D.U.LT. Major&Mrs Wenborn
Mr and Mrs. Hum-
phreye
Mr and Mrs L. Jones Mr & Mrs P. Valso
and children Mr and Mrs Edgar
Rev. and Mrs Jonas Warwick
and children
APTOR HOUSE.
Mr C. Ansell Me J.B. Arnold MrE. W. Austin
Mr L Birot Mr E. 8. Brown-
Capt. Whitfield &.0.DMr and Mrs Balli te.
Mr David Wood
Mr and Mrs P. Jacka R.ES,
Mr & Mrs W. Hatton
Mr EL. U. Jaffring
Mr
Potis Mr W.
Mr A. Keith
Tacher
Mr M. Kissane
Mr EB Bay
Miss F, Resy
Mr G. Beich
C. Mr P.F. T. Rohleder Misa La Rosenberg
or more reces 21lbs, extra. Jockeys probably the python had helped himself to Mr who have not won more than is official chess for the six months. The snake | Mr.W. Downie
Mr W. A. Dowley race in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tien-measured 12 feet in length and six inches MrW. O, Drew tein allowed 3lbs. Jockeys who havo in girth.
Mr and Mrs P.
Dunroche Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr P. Schalthaifer
Mr W. Schmidt Ehrenfals Mr & Mrs R. Frered. Mr sad Mrs A. W. Dr W. EL P. Faunce Fchneider Mr. Finlayson
Bir B Schulze Mr G. Fisher-
Mr and Mir A. M. M. F. Filzgerald
Scott Mr & Mrs H. Fogg Mr and Ms B.
H Mrs J. M. Forbes MrE A.. Fowler Mr Denman Fuller Mm A. Geare Mr H. E. Gilmore Mr &. G.
G. Gordon Mr V. Goulbourn Mr Jomph Gould
Skin & Blood Diseases
Such as Eczema, Sorofula,Scurvy se lotions, ointments, so-called balms, Bad Logs: Abscesser, Ulcers, &c., though they may give relief for the Glandular Swellings, Bolls, time being, DO NOT CURE The Pimples, Sores,
trouble lies dooper-in the blood. These Eruptions,
complaints are the ramlt of clogging Piles, Blood Polson, Rheuma impurities in the blood-sod so can be tiam, Gout, "&c., should at once permanently cared only by thoroughly realise that outward application, such
purifying the blood,, ---
CAN BE
CURED
ONLY BY PURIFYING TAY BLOOD.
the i
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Mr
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Mr G. La Dancan Mr
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Clarks's Blood Mixture is entirely free from any potion, or metalic in- promation," "docs" not contain any injurious ingradient, and is a good, afe, and seful medicina."--Health.
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Mrand Mea Dobbie Mr F. B. Richards Mr W. A. Donaldson Mis Rodyk MrC. N. Doustil Mies P. Saunders
Mr A. H. Sarco Mr & Mr Schank Farmer Mr.
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and
Mr.H. Bidsbottom Mis M. B. Smith Mr Geo. Geirat La Mr W.D. Hawkez E, S, Sparys
Mrs Smith
Capt. & Hrs 4. EL
Stewart & chlidren Mr C. Tinley Me and Mr Lemaley Mr D. Walker
cand child "NA MPFJ.; Watson Mr and Mrs Majer Mr W. Weidler and son Mr G. 0 Whitela Mr. and Mrs A Mr E. A. G. May not Mr and Mrs F. E.M Willcom
E.Mr J. Knack
Mr and Mrs Kraft Mr & Mr C. Laurie
Le and Mis C.
Stainer Mr H. 1. Swaibald Mr and Mrs J. D.
165 and Min W. W. Mr K. Takahashi Hannan Mr J. B. Tapp Mr. WT. Harbord Mr and Ms W. E Min Is D. Bawken Thomas Wh Dr W. B. P. Heren- Mi Thotass
a duets Plan Mr F. A. Thompson
Mins DA. Thompson,
Hon Mr & Mr B. M. Tar
Mr C. L. Brun May C. La Bran
Mr S. Campbell Mr F.dal Chond Mr J. Casanovas Lieut. Chatetesa | Ment,
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Mr E. Danner Met B. Dedeogloo Me and MS W
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Mr3. Eberia Miss M, Fowla. Mr F. C: Fowle Mrs A. R. Frink Mr A. Shella Mr H. Harrison Mr G. Hawkes MrC. Henkin Mr W.-M. BRI Mr B. H. Hunter Mias Hunter Mr J. Iguells Br W. Juster Miss M. King
Mrd. Lafuente
Mr G. Langone Capt. Lecadat Mr Y. Lopes
Mr. V. Lagabil
MrA O. Lustie
Mas E. Meyer
Mr A. C. Millar Mr F. V. Miller Mr EQ. del Moral Mr Y. EL Morgan Mits K. de Morel Mes 8. Morten Mr and Mrs Muller Mr 7. Mamo Mir Wilton Neston Dr & Mrs E. Parke
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• B. P Mr. V.0.
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Mr Choo Kis Mt & him H. Fink Mr J. D. Powell Mr. D. Prince Mr P. Sagurbema Mr. N. Bands Mr and Mrs 0.
Sotobell MS, A. Shaw
Hi Pang
Mrs Stizing.. Mr R. de Treville Mr J, R. Waltera
Mr J. Watson
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detox
Mi E Muhl, nh Mr and Mrs R Mr and Ms S0 Dr And Mrs B. W. Prul C'H. Ober
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Mr A. Peminig- Me #id Ms A. Mr. and Mr
Me D. 33 Moyes
Mr & Mrs Wrightson Cape G7 De Mills Wedg
Ma MrL
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Mr Gillingham
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Me and Mr T B Mr. Bhd. Mrs HMVB Hind Papell & children for I
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