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TUESDAY, APRIL 1, 1913.
Hughes and Hough
ADOTTONESS TO THE GOVERNMENT.
AND ADMIRALTY.
General Auctioneers
AND
Share, Coal and.....
Generat Brokers.
PROPRIETORS.
"TO-KWA-WAN" COAL STORAGE,
Code used: A.B.C. 4TM & STH EDITIONS, A1, TALEGRAPHIC CODE.
Telegraphic Address:
· MEIRION' HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have received instruc tions to sell by Publia Anotion
on
WEDNESDAY,
the 2nd April, 1915, commencing at 2.30 P.M., at their Sales Roome, No. 8, Des Vaux Rund, Corner of
Ico House Street,-
4.
A LARGE QUANTITY "OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE.
*C..
&.. Comprising as follows:- TEAKWOOD — Diumg and Drawing Room Suites, Upholstered Chairs and Sofus, Carpets and Rugs, Bed Room Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c. Dining Room Furniture, Trak wood & Blackwood Inlaid, etc., etc., 1 Dinner and Dessert Services,
GEO. P. LAMMERT
་ 、
AUCTIONEER
SHARE & GENERAL BROKER,
"
FOR SALE
Auxiliary Cruiser Yacht
PLOVER
68 feet overall. 13 feet boati
Tenk built. Teak decked.. Metal sheathed. Complete with all deck gear, anchors, etc.
Cabin and Pantry furnishings, otc,
PUBLIC AUCTION;"
THE Undersigned has ressived instruc-
tions from F. EL ARISTONA, Esq
to sell by Publio Anation
OF
WEDNESDAY
the 2nd April, 1913, commencing at
2.30 x.x., at his Residenco ‘Troverbyn,'
(No. 18, The Peak),—
THE WHOLk of wis
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
Comprising:-
AUCTIONS
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE CHINA MAIL.
DARTICULARS and Conditions of the Lasting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on MUNDAY, the 7th day of April, 1913, at 3 P.M., at the Offices of the Fublic Works Department, by Order of His Ex- callopay the Governor, of Two Lots of OROWN LAND on the Ridge East of Happy Valley in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at Crown Rents to be fired by the Surveyor of His Majesty the Kisu, for one farther term of 75 yes.
Particulars of the Eolai
Locality.
No, of Fale
Registry No.
On the Ridge Faal of
Sonth
the Blige
Upholstered Chesterfeld and Easy Chairs, Persian Carpet, Rugs, Liberty, Art Curtains, Teak Overnantels, Black wook Curio Stand and Stools, Brass Curtain (290 Poles, Card Tables, etc., etc.
Heavy English Oak Sideboard, Round Dining Table and Chair, Disser Waggon,. Fine Uct Glass Ware, Crockery, eto, etc... Double Tenk Wardrobe with Bavelled Mirrors, Double and Single Iron Bed stends, Tosk Washstands and Toilet Tables, Occasional Tables, etc., etc.
Bath Room and Pantry Requisites, Kit-
chen Utensils, etc., etc.
On View from Tuesday, the 1st Apr. Full Particulars from Catalogues. Farma-Cash on delivery.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Hongkong, March 24, 1913.
397
Croakery, Electro-pin ed and Glass Ware,TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION 1 Cooking Store Kischen Uten-ils, Ena-
by Order nad on account of the Pledgeo
molled Ware, Cutlery, &e, including
Solid Teak Settees ned 2 Ann-chairs Enamelled White, with Occasional Tablo to Match. All Specially made by Lane, Crawford & Co.
BLACKWOOD-Chuchas, Arm-chairs,
(subject to reserve price)
on
THURSDAY,
the 3rd April, 1913, at 3 .., at Geo. P. LAMMERTS SALER BOOMS,
DODDELL STREET,
Weighing 22 Carats."
Flower Stands, Jardiniera, Hall and Tea ONE DIAMOND (roughly set in gold) Tables, Teapoys, Brackets and Photo Fimes, etc. Old Inkid Chairs,etc., and, few pieces of Chinese Porcelaias;
Also
1 Sewing Machine, 1 Remington Type
writer, 1 Ameriena Ice Chest, 2 Sets of Old Brass Halberds and Iron Salon, etc.
Cataloguen will Izo issued,
Terma :—Ân usual..
HUGHES & HOUGE,
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, March 20, 1913,
PUBLIC AUCTION,
429
THE Undersigned have received instras.
Ticus to sell by Public Auction
(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
DU
THURSDAY,
the 3rd April, 1913, at 2.50 km, at their SALES Roosa, No. 8, Des Vœux
Road, Corner of Ica House Stre
A. COFRIGNMENT (P USEFUL HOUSEBOLD LINENS, (ALL New Goona),
Comprising
Ladies and Gent's Handkerchiefs, Irish Embroidered Pillow Cases, Single and Double Bed, Size Hemstitched Sheets, White Satin and Honycomb Quilts, Damank Table Clothe and. Berriottes Goat's Tunic Shirts (murtad sizoa), Hackaback Toweis, Turkish and Brown Linon Towels, Tes, Glass and Pantry Cloths, Bath Tonels, Laos Cartaíos from 21 yds, to 41 yđa: long, Pyjama Sults
Lady's Camisoles, Knickeri. Nightdrensor, and Princesa Skirts, Gent's Fancy Summer Waistcoats, Singlets, Socks;
.
And
A few lots of Table Plate, Rodgora Cutlery
and Sundrion
- (Lots to suit Purchasers).. Catalogues can be had on day previous tosalo
TEAM :--a seual.
· HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers,
Hongkong, March 25, 1913,
NOTICE:
100
Litros to sell at this Be Routes Underalgoed haze rooived instrue..
No. 8, Dar Vass Road, corner of Ice Hogas Strent,-
One & H.P. BRIDGEPORT MOTOR, NEW with propellor and shaft,
Une 8 H.PELLIDGEPORT MOTOR Prastically New, and in good condition. ONE BONTO DUPLICATOR Complete and in Good Coniliting, Further particular may be had from this Undomgned.
HUGHES & HOUGH
Auctioneers, Hongkong, March 24, 1913
Can be inspected at the Offices of the Undersigned Solicitors.
For further particulars apply to Messrs JOHNSON, STORES & MASTER Prince's Buildings, Ice House Street,
Solicitors for the Pledgee;
or to
Ma GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer. Bangkong, March 19, 1915.
PUBLIC AUCTION,
456
Bounda
Band
(Approșimate)
272 120 220 80,000; 1
(por || pla's
About
249,000
$1430
ST. STEPHEN'S COLLEGE.
ANNUAL SPORT,
A large gathering of the pupile of St. Stephen's College and their relatives and friends attended the annual school sports held, in beautiful weather, at. the Happy Vallay yesterday. The events were keenly contested, and the spectators were treated
The results of the events are appended: --Serior, 220 yards race: 1, Chau Choung Nin; 2, Lee Ex Kwong.
Odol
An Indescribably 'delightful sensation is procured by those who accustom themselves, im- mediately before retiring to rest, to clean their teeth and rinse their mouths with the dentifrice and mouthwash Odol.
Odol penetrates the cavities of the teeth and impregnates the whole mucous membrane of the mouth, and its refreshing antiseptic properties are felt at every breath that is drawn, a most useful and agreeable antidote to a stale mouth in the morn- ing.
THE PRESIDENT AND OPIUM.
OT
It has been reported to the President Rays the "Peking Daily Now" cf 17th. inst. that a certain amount of opium had bean found in the Houan Province (his own and Liu. It is in these districts where the Province) in the districts of Heion Chang relatives of the President and Governor both live and it had been claimed that TELEPHONE NO. 636.
me of their relatives were possibly in
to some good sport. Lady Bo Kai pressctvolved in opium cultivation. Two or three ed the prizes.
orders to the Governor of Hopan king days ago the President telegraphed strict that the district be lavesti, ated and prompt out at any cost.The President received the prohibition of opium cultivation be carried following telegram on Friday from the
Junior, long jump: 1, Cheng Pang Chas;, Wan Ying Shing; 3, Chiu Kwok
Leung
Júnior, 100 yards: 1; Chiu Kwok Loung; 2, Wan Ying Shing,
Sonior, long jump: 1, Ho Wing Leo; 2, Li Kwai Cheuk; 3, Ng Sze Kworg. Chong Ban; 2, Wong Kap Tang.
100 yards race, for boys undor 13: 1,
Gorernor of Hosan:-
NO OTHER
#WORLD
A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED
DRINK IN THE
HAS BETTER ::
GUARANTEES FOR PURITY
AND GOODNESS
WITHOUT ALCOHOL OR GAS.
Buy a Bottle
and
Try It!
The practical test,
of O.T. is the one wee to go.by.
Put it to the test, and "you will find O.T. will
prove to be the most." delicious and the most beneficial drink have
you ever known.
NEVER BE WITHOUT O.T.
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HONGKONG HOTEL
Mt. J. Allo
Mr H. J. Hunt Mr E. J. ⚫llen Mr Th. von: Hunt Mr A. J. Amoyl Capt Härter, RN. "Your urgent telegram received. Have Miss Arrkas
Capt B. Innes. Haib Chong and Lui and I am also sending sent out men to favestigate the districts of Mr M. E. Bandınson Mrs A. N. E. Judah
Mr A..
Barberini: Air W. Kazimann Mr M. Baring
Mr and Mrs H. W. troops to support, my orders. Proclama MM. Bartlett Sitions have been issued strictly forbidding Me E. B. Bato
Kont
the planting of opiuzi, hern and whatever cultivation is found the planters will be fined: no matter who they are according to law and then fields will be cleared of opium. This telegram is sent that you may know that I am carrying out your orders..
Signed by the Goy, of Eonan.
Chang Fang.
Preparatory School race (bags): I. Chau Sek Nin; 2, Wan Hing; 3, Chau Kwan
Nin.
-
Senior, 200 yards: 1, Chau Cheung Nia; 2, Ng Hoo Ting.
Junior, 220 yarde: 1. Thoi Hak Ron; 2, Wan Ying Shing.
Senior high jump: 1, Hi Wing Lee; 2, Fok Wing Kan; 3, Chau Cheung Nin.
Junior high jump: 1, Wan Ying Shing; 2. Cheng Ping Chan; 3, Teoi Hop Hong.
Senior, 440 yards: 1, Chan Cheung Yin;
THE Undersigned has received instruc2, a Ece Yan. Tony Trom Mr A. W. Bexwa, (formerly Registrar General to sell by Public Auction
on
FRIDAY.
the 4th April, 1913, commencing at 2.30 p.1., at his Residenca 'ULUATE,"
May Road,
THE WHOLE OF TE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE
Comprising: Upholstered Chesterfield Sofa and Easy Chairs, Canton Blackwood Cabinet, Desk, Side Tables, Flower Stands, Chairs and Stools, Brass Standard Lamps, Axminster Carpet, Porcelain Flacques, Etchings, Picturas, Brass Fenders, Vases, Urnaméuta, ste, etc.
Teak Sideboard, Dining Table and Chairs, Dinner Waggon and Writing Desk (by Lane, Crawford & Co.), Occnsical Tabias, Glass and Crockery Ware, Ice Chest, etc.
Teak Wardrobea. Murule-top Washstands and Toilet Tables (by Lane, Crawford & Co.) Double Iron Bedsteads, Bookcase, Toilet Crockery, etc., etc.
Pantry & Bathroom Requisites, Kitchen Utensils, Lawn Mower, Plants in Pots, stor, etc.
On View from 1st April; "1913. Full Particulars from Catalogue, --~ ~TELMA"===OMh on delivery,
GEO. F. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hoogkong, March 28, 1915.
-BECOND SALE.
PUBLIC AUCTION
03
422
| ANTIQUE OHINËJE PORCELAIN & CURIOS.
THE Undersigned has received instruc
tions from WAH SHING' (who is giving up business), to soll by Public
Auction
SATURDAY,
the 815 April 1913, commencing at
2.80. 7.M., at bu - Bales Booms;
Junior 300 yards: 1, Taoi Hak Ton
2, Ching Ping Chaa.
Pillow and pole:1, Ho Wing Tuen; Voon Chau Foon.
Bicycle race (one mile): 1, Chau Hei Nin, Wang Ying Shing; 3, Bo Wing LOD.
St. Stephen's Girls' School_race: 1, Taing Miu Chun; 2, Fung S4 m
Gld boys' race: 1, Shok Fui Ki; 6, Wong Shin Lang,
Senior, half-mile: Pau Sain Wei; &, Lei King Kwang: 3, Au Lei Tan.
Junior, half-mile: 1. Tsoi Hek Hot; 2 Two Cha On; 3. Un Ka On.
Senior walking race, Loung Ka Yuen; 2;
Chung Ying Chur. Sack race:-1, Ho Wing Tuan 2, Woon Chau Foon.
Siamese race-Ho Wing Yuen and Ho Wing Loc; 2, Chau Kit Nin and Chan Y Nin
Back-to-back race:-1, Chau Hei Nin and Tip King Sun; 2, Ng See Cheng and Kong Mas Ling.
Hundles: Cheang Wei Hon; 2, Chau Cbourg
Nin
Form Ang race: Fifth form. The team consisted of: Lan Kwai Chenk, Au--Lei Yan, Chung Ying Lan and Obia Kwok Tung.
i
LORD KNOLLYS.
Retirement of the King's Private Secretary.
-
As telegraphed by Houter recoctly, Lord Knolly's le retiring from the offcu of private secretary to King George.
The retirement will probably take place before the opening of the new session of Parliament on March 10.
During the past 18 months there have beca persistent rumours that Lord Kollys
would retire,
"He is one of the veterans of the Royal Household, and has been during his 45 years' service the trusted councilier and servant of three Sovereigns.
In 1858 he was appointed Gentleman Usher to Queen Victoris, and in 1870 ho became Private Secretary to the iste King Edward, who was then Prince of Wales.
Had he been free, to consult his own Wishes Lord Knollys would have retired upon King Edward's death, but it is generally understood at one of the lust requests of this monarch was that he should continue to sorve King George.
Ho-is 75 years of age, and perhaps so maz livrig has accountered care persis. tent inquiress, both public and private, than Lord Kuolys. He answered them
To all who have the least claim on his
The tug-of-war was won by the fith form, the team consisting of: Ho Nai Pui, Ha Wing Yuen, Yat Tik Cheong, Sin Wai Kial patiently.
Bin Ohio. And
Championship, 10 yards: Len Krai A special prize was given by Mr. H. A Johnston for Inace batween St, Faul'a College sod St. Stephen's The Brst place on the macet tactful man in Europe."
WAY 1ocured by Lan Kwai Chouk (St Stephens), the second by-Chan Man Wron (St. Paul's); and the third place was alan
•necured by a St. Paul's boy
Senior cup Chau Cheung Nin. Junior cup: Wan Ying Bhing."
Mr E. A. Beaumont Mrs M. Belden Mr G. A. Bena
Mas F. E. Belilius
Capt. C. R. Feynou Me M Mr M. Bishop Dr & Mrs N. Black Mr N, F. Bhache
Mr G. Block
Mr F. Benast
Mr G. Bowok
Mr
Вграден
Mr
Brooks
Mrs L
-and insid
Major Kessy As H. Kester Mr. E. N. King Mr A. Kruserasa Capt. and Mrs Mc.
Lachlan Master B. Laughlin Mr & Mrs H. Langh. Be Jr. and maid Capt. A. W. 700
Lilienthal
Mrs von Lilienthal
0. Lindbergh
and Mrs P. R. Mr G. T. Lloyd
SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA,
GARNER,
PEAT BOTKI.
Dr & Mrs Abbott
Mr J. M. Aaron
Dr and Mrs Aubrey Lt. T. C, R. Archer,
R.A.M.C.
QUELCH
Mr and Mrs Kohlers R. Almond
Mr G. P. Lammert Lt. Col. & Mrs A, Í, Lean. 4.P.D.Child Capt. & Mrs McMu
Mr & Mrs W. Arm- children and nurse,
RAM,O. strong
Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Mr E. J. McNutly Mr E. F.. Aventt Mrs Mensor Mrs W. M. C. Bar-Mr & Mas-Mitchell
more and child
rett and child ·
Mr L. M. Bayley Lt.MonteithR. AM. Mr and Mrs. P. J Capt. Passy
& Co.
KING EDWARD KOTEL.
Mr. and Mrs
and on Miss Masnoy M. Mithias
E. A. G. May Ir and Mrs E. E.
Melloch
Mr Fron MI Banks Hi Birs and chia Mr F. Bostier
My a and
Mra W. M. Bunker
MT. Cleo Mr R.
G. Chrispen Mr J. Cours
Mr and Mr.J. H.
Mody
Mr W. D. Morrish Mr. W: Core M. M Murray Mt A. H, Cuřbe Mr A. P. Nobbs Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr.P. No
Capt. and Mrs T.Mr. C. Parkin
Donxldon
Mr R. Deteor
Belle & Mrs M Patten Mr G. L. Duncan
Mr Bennett.
den
Mr & Mrs Feyer Rev. Foster Pegg
Mr J. Plummer
Mrs Bowdler
Major Bowen, &.P.D.Lt-Gel. J.J. Radcliffe: Attorney-Gonoral J. R.E.
Capt.
Dr E. L. Martyn Lobb
4. Buckuill Mr Cabb
Mr. P. Lysen
-
R. Brooks Mr S. Lowrie
Mr H. Bridgos
Me
J. Cambridge Mre Carson Barca de Caters
M
Clarke
iss
Mr
and Mrs Foil
MacIntyre
Mrs.
Mr and Mrs R. D.
Paul Paul!
Mr& Mrs W. Hutton
Mien Ramsay Mr Reiton
Major & Mix Comyn,3fr Richmond"
R.A.
Mr & Mrs A, Ritchie
Lt. and Mrs T. Os Mr G. W. R. Rogers Cunningham, L.A. Eug Comdr. & Mr
Major Davy, R.E. Rocme, R.N. MrG-A. Dutton LA Col.& Mrs Roeme Consul & Mrs Eitzon Mr Boobrow Rowe Mr and Mrs G. G.Mr A. Sinclair
Gurdon
Mr-0. Skott
Mr & Mrs A. Gibeon Col and Mrs Gordon
Hall, R.A.M.C. Mr H. A. Hazelaud
...
Capt & Mrs HodginsMr R. Stuwart Major Humphrey.Mr & Mrs Sutherland
RES.
Mi Townsend
Mr and Mrs W. G. L-Col. & Mr Tuao
- WO
A. Peol
Capt. W. Ehrhardt bir . Redmond Mrs Ehrhardt & childMiss E. Saunders
Mr & Mrs Schank Dr Sibree
D. Ellis
11x
Finchett
Mr A. B. Fillay
Dr Gessler
Mr P. Gosswaler
Mr Geo.
Grimble
De Gantsch
MrW. Hood
Mr and Mrs Kraft
Kurtz
BIT H. S. Spurge
Mr
B. Steel
Capt. Capt.
Mrs A. B
Stewart & children. Mr S. E. Stewart
Mr E. B. Thorp
Mr D. Walker
Mr and Ms B... Mr. W, E. Weidler
Mr T. Whaler M-F. B. Li Mr G. C. Whitew= Mr & Mrs G. Laurit- Me F. Wissler
Mir A. N. Zahnsst Mr and Mr Lemaire
and child
1.
48TOB HOUSE.
Mr.K. 3. Adler MA O. Lustio Mr H. J. Allen Mr W. Marshall Mr J. B. Arnoll Mr & Mrs J. Ble Mr and Mrs Balli to Cracken Mr & Mrs F. Bencuabir and Mrs J. B MrLL Biros
Bishop
Mr A. R.
Mr.J. Brown
Mr C. L. Brun Mrs C, L. Bran Mr Ed. Broumiche
MaCrao Mr Geo, Martin Mr S. Chalmers, Mr R. T. Matheson Mas Chaprus
And child Mr L. W. Chorrgan dair B. K. Mehta
Mr C.D. Melboome 1. Churab
Merecki Bir J Mr and Mrs A. P. Mr Ch. Miaz
Mr and Mrs A. M. Mr and Biri B. A. Mr A. Findlay Smith Me A. A. Claxtos Milh
ENO
Lt. Col. W. IL, Usher M- T..J. Cakoly Miss Milu
Smith, A.O.D. Mr & Mrs 8. Cobb Mr J. D. F. Mulder
Coleman and maid Mr V. d'Oettingen...
Mr & Mr. F. Soffiets. Mi a C. Coleman Miss G. O'Leary
Capt. & Mrs Stericker W. F.Cowen
Mr. J.
Ormiston
child & nurse, 2nd Mis D. F. Cowles
Dr and Mes H. B. Mr T. W. Hill
D.C.E.L Miss Crocker
Pains Ms C. H. Davis. Mr E. B. PATRO JE G.. W
Dan E. Daw Mr.A. F. Deane Mr and Mrs J.-J. Fotta
Dempsey Bir EH-Ray MH. O. Deuson Mist. A. M.-Rend. Mr & Mrs Darteano Miss F. Reay Mr G. Dike
ard. children. Mr and Mrs Ritchie
Lt. Col. & Kre Home Mr and Mrs C. M. Mis La Rosenberg
Dougherty
MR. G. Bos Mr W. A. Dowley Mr & Mrs Bousale
1.K. A. Fawyer Mr. and Mm P. O. Mr F. Bebst ifer
Danroche
Mr W. Schmidt 5 Mr and Mn 0. Mr. B. Starp
·Mr and Mrs B. A J. O. Sibley
Balantine Mr Q. D. Kast Mr. & Mrs BishopMr E. Kammenz and child
and child Mr A. W. Libbley Mr E. L. Batching
Mr Aug. Holtein Capt.&
Hon. Mrs. Mr J. Boese
Mrs A. Lápion Skellington Smyth
M. S. Mr. W. Binde.K.C. Capt. and Mrs. Brags Mr and Mrs N.
Bob'en Madam J. Lomind Mr.D. P. Hyman
A. Johnson Mr and Mrs. H.
NW Inster MP. Brags
Lowell Lou Cul. Birs Me G. Lagune Mr A. Komstoff Mana
Ms V. For
Lopi
MrW. C. Drew:
Tafels Mrs. G. Bidford-
attention, he is the most considerater B. Firman men. Ho is a monument of disgredion.
Mr G. Fairchild Lord Koollys has been aptly describe Mri U. Fairchild Miss S. Fairchild Mrs C Finlayson M: E.G.
A. 5. Fulde
ME
W. Franka'
Humphreys
Mr Hunter
2nd D.C.L.1.
Mr 0. Wagner
Mr & Mrs P. Jacks Capt. Whitfield A.O.D,
Mr 8. Campbell Mr F. A. Chopard
H. D. C Cooper
Mr Mr and Mrs Ham- Major&Mrs Went or n Mr L. W. Daily
phrey's
RE.S..
Mr.
9. Dedengiare Mr. Dror Mr H U. Jeffries - Mrs Woleutt
Me D. S. Fileol Mr A. Keith": Mr M. Krane
Mr David Wood
GRAND CARLTON HOTELS GRAN
Mr & Mrs F.Allen Major sud Mr Jayes
childretz and narso
W
Miss Braga
Bliss My Braga
Ldent B. E. B. Brews-Miss Mabel Martine
Ms Mctaol. E. Brink Miss Moyer
**No man ovef knew so much and said
Smith so little, die late Archbishop of Canter. bury said of him on one occasion.
V. Sorby Br 8. Spiro King Edward honoured his friend and Demmas Fallas Mr and Mrs. James confidant on many occasions. In 1901 be Mr A Fuller Spicion made him a baron (he was previously Sir Mr and Mrs Garnett Mr. and Mrs Preston Francis Kudlys). In 1911 King George Ms. Gesso
Mr and Mrs Garnett, Miss Preston
Miss E. Randolph Miss M. Cecil Mr. H. Norwood
Mr J, H. Childers Me and M. C. L
and Mis W. Mr
Mr&1 Colle PAT
reised him to the rank of a viscount, MATH Fallsapin Mr Schreger Dr.EL K ColdenboEMEN
MINH Mira L.-W. Seals Min Square
*Lt and Ms C. E. E CO
Lady Kalye (who is a daughter of the Mr. A. D, Gillespie Last week the following cases of com.inta Sir Barry Tyrwhitt and Lord | Miss M Glen municable disease were reported in the Kollyw's Bastor (Miss Charlotte Knollys) | MA Colony bubonic plague, thras Chiness, have long been privileged friends of the
Mr. H
H. W. Garamondaire E fatal, five fatal cases of cholars, Chinese Royal Family, and it will be recalled at Mr V: Goulbourn Mr F. K. Stoarps
Mri B. L. Thomas Lord and Lady Knollys's daughter (now Mr Jonuph Gould Mr Hi-E Swaffleld
Ard, Gourger
MEJ. Topp
Mr. J. Grimshaw Mrs M. H. Thorne
Mr M. Tobias
all imported; diphtheria, lan cases, eight drs. Allan Mackenzie was curice Kr. 1. Crean Chinese, one German and one Portuguese Louvims, which incorporates the cas enteria forer, ons Portuguesa, one British; of three Princessce-Louise, Victoris, and MP: You Griso Mr M THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE | small-poz, eight, allChinese, one imported." Maid-daughter of King Edward
DUDDELL STSBYT
STOCK OF ANTIQUE CHINA &
CURIOS from Ming to Tow Kwong Dynasties, an
Comprising:
D-Colcar and Blue and Whita Vasen, later, Louis a 1 Figurer, Old Bronzi, Jadé Orrámótits, China, Glum, Araker and
A PARENT'S DUTE.
ZEZ WINDHAM HOTEL -
Mr.Armstrong Mr.Lawrenso
Crabel Ciel Bottles Old Chinese. I 20-YOUR by is always going worstched Sir Cressoy
turos,, Tonkin Inlaid Work, etc, ota, 1
On View from Feliny, the sth April. Catalogans will be incredi Taana-Cash on delivery,
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctionser, Hongkong, March 28, 1910,
Mr Bunde Mr A. F. Briggs MD.P. Chesn
or cut or bruised. Beganse these wounds have anled all right is no sign Me W. Dobbe
Min Cathing they always will. Get a bottle of Cham Mr James Ewing berlin's Pain Balm and so that every
Mr. E. Frohlies injury in carud for immediat Mr Grab can get nothing better and blood or E. Hayward 18 too dangerous a disasse to risks For MI M.E. Ho
| sale by all Chenuste and fltocakaspers, ye Mr. Elyett
Mr Lopez
Mr W. H Morris
Mr W. R. Cuker
Bir Parker Fo
MrFAW. Forkunder ******Mine Poole
Lieut
Miss A Romalu
Madem
Mis B. G. Farar Dr. Benjanes Gona H Wakedció Mr L. G. Flynn bir 5. STRO
Bir A Faith W D. Staborn
Capt. 7. P.P
Mr.J. G. Hanna Mrs M. E. Walory
ME W L Barbord M. H. Watkin Mr and Mrs P
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M& Mrs D. Wats Mr & Mrs Galestin MrGa
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Hewett, Capt. D
Hid
Mr Van der Stagec Mesni Mrs Jahr Mir Aurrth. Külahoma
Stewar
Ms A. Uaber
MY FEE
Rand
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MIA” KAGAim bitm
MEA
Mr. J. S. Gillies.
McKen Mira B. Meyer
Mr A. C. Millar
Mr F... Miller
de Motri
Mr J. H. Mor Mr F. E Mes
Morgan Mrs. Morton Mr. F. Mr Wilton Nontent. VC. Pair MF Mr A. POOVADO
Mr & Mrs H. Pink
D C. de
J. O. Powell
Quizre
Mr C., Goldenberg Mrs E A R
borto Mr W. Graig MrJ. E. Hamilton Mr. N. Sadera
MPJ Lycroft
Mr J. H. Harrison Miss E. Rehubert
F. P. Zobaica
Mi sud Mn 0.2
Setohell
Mr W
Mr. and Mrs W. A.
Stewart
Mrs Stirling
Mr 0. M. Strauba
Mr & Mrs S. Thomp
Mr R. S. Tergette
RGV. Lagoin
Mr J. R. Walters.