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AUCTIONS.
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PUBLIO AUCTION.
ARTICULARS· and Conditions of the
Hughes and Hough Ping by Publia: Anotion Sala, to be
Suupomer 10 THE KOTKIERALIST,
AND' ADMIRALTY,
Gebaral Austicaeers
AND
Share, Coal and
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held
MONDAY, the 17th day of April, 1914, at 3 M., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of Elis Ex- oellency the Clavernor, of One Los of OROWN LAND al Kennedy Road, in the Colony of Hongkong,, for a term of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rent to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 75 years,
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Particulars of the Lot.
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
Totalt by Tublis Auction,
HE Undersigned buvo rec. ived instrue
(FOB ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
on
THURSDAY,
the 23rd April, 1014, at II a.m., at No, 37, Haiphong Road, Kowloon, Ground Floor.
THE SUNDRY STOCK,
thereis contained."
Comprising:-
Ladies' and Children's Boats and Shoes, Socks, Stockings, Laces, Cormots, Ribbons,. Sük Bins and Kimonos, Rnga, Sorgen, Dress Materials, etc., ote, etc.
SHOW CASES, COUNTERY, etc.
Co view day of sale.
TERMS (—ÁS ɑnuni.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, April 15, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
482
THE Undemigod have received instruc Tous to zel by Public Auction,
on
THURSDAY,
the 23rd April, 1914, commencing at 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Roors, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of
Ice House Street,
À QUANTITY OF
TEAKWOOD AND VALUABLE
BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,
&c.,
&c.,
Comprising as follows: TEAKWOOD-Dining an Drawlog Room Furniture, Upholstered Arm-chaire and Bodas, Carpots and Rugs, Brass. mounted Bedsteads, Burosus, Wardrobes, Washstands, &., Sideboarda, Dinner Wazoos, Extension Dining Tables and Chair, etc., pt, Diner and Dessert Services, Crockery, Sundry Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, do., Brass Fenders and Fire Brasses,
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Fire Pianos, Largo Blackwood Screen. Wall Brackets, Inlaid Blackwood Trays, Blackwood Folding Chairs, Cabinets, Over- mantels, Side Table, Desks, a variety of Stands, etc, etc., and 2 Now, Sowing Machine.
(Fall Particulars from Catalogue.) Tarne:—¿ə true).
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, April 18, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
480
THE Undersigned have received instruc
tions from Ms. H. GLARE, to Sell by Public Auction,
0%
FRIDAY,
the 24th April, 1914, at 2.30 p.m., st No. 9, Háuphrays Building. Käwloon. 3rd Floor,
THE WHOLE OF THE
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
20
FURNITURE &o.,
sherein contained, Comprising :--
Large Chosterfeld Sofa and Arm-chairs (NEW) by Wm. Powell, Ltd., Cherrywood Cabavady – Blackwood--Ware, Engravings, Bilk Herbroideries, Marble Clock, Indian Carpets, and Bugs, (NEW), · Large Side- board, Extension Dining Table, Cabinet and Chairs (NEW), Crockery, Wigs and Book Capboards, etc, etc., Large Brass Bedstead, Wardrobes, Toilet Tables, dém, &o.. by Powell, Electric Fittings, Curtain Polo, American Ice Chest,
Also
▲ Gocuplate Set of VLUTED CRYSTAL.- (Full Partioplars from Catalogue) Team:-as usual
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HUGHTS & HOUGH, Auctioneers, Hongkong, April 18, 1914.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
499
'HE T'ademigned, have received instrvo,
Ttions to sell by Public Auction,
(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),
ימס
FRIDAY,
the 24th April, 1914, at 10,30 am... at their Sales Rooms, No. 8.
Des Voeux Road, Corner of
lo. Hoc Sazzz,
A QUANTITY OF
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE,
Renjoyed to Sala Rooms for Convenience of Sale, And
3 Carrying Chairs and 2 Rickshaw. Terms –As asusi.
THE CHINA MAIL.
HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK Co., Ld.
TELEGRAPHIO ADDRESS: MANIFESTO HONGKONG
Göden Used: Al, A BO, Fifth Edition, Engineering int and Second Editions, Western Union, and"Watkin's
Dock Owners, Ship Builders, Marine and Land Engineers, Boiler Makerà,
Iron and Brass Founders, Forge Masters, Electricians.
ACETLYENE CUTTING AND WELDING FOR SHIP AND BOILER REPAIR. Modern up-to-date plant operated by our own specially trained
-workmen under-axpart European aupervision, ag
All classes of light. Stent work manuelured by the above process. Tanks, Drums Ventilatora, Pipes, do, do,
THE DIMENSIONS OF DOCKS AND SLIPS AUE AS FOLLOWS
(DEPTH OVER MILL AT ORDINARY SPRING TIDE
RESH OF TIDN
SPALNOS
NEAPS
Neuralgia, Nervous Breakdown-
NURSE HALL, c/o Mrs. Bassett, Commercial Place, Landport, Portsmouth, Eng., writes:-"1 was suffering from nervous breakdown with Internal Neuralgia, when I began a course of Phosferine. After having taken it for three or four months, I felt better than I had done for two years previously, and consider it the best tonic I have ever tried. As a remedy for all nervous disorders I think there is nothing to equal Phosferine, especially as I was given up by more than one doctor previous to taking Phosferine, and can now say I am perfectly well and strong, and have taken nothing else."
} HUGEES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers.
Hongkose, April 20, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
LUT
BE Undersigned have received instrue- Tiots to sell by Fublic Auction
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERTSE),
on
SATURDAY,
the 28th April, 1914, at 2.30 p.m.,
at their Sales Rooms, No. 2,
Des Voeux Rond, Corner of
Ice House Street,
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A Varied Assortment of Leather Suit Casoe, Tranka, Collar Boxes, Tex Sater.
Artistic Bamboo Flower Pota”, Tortoise-shell Toilet Sota and Combs, Marble-top Stoola,
Tongking Mother-e pearl inlaid Bores. Flower Vases, etc., etc., etc... The above goods are all new,
(Full Particulars from Catalogue.) On view on Friday a m TERM-Asual.
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HUGHES & HOUGH,
Avetioneers Hongkong, April 18, 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
B
on account of leas.ag the Colony,
On
MONDAY,
501
the 27th April, 1914, at 6.30 p.m., at Ab King's Slipway,
No other medicine has received mach absolute proof of its extraordinary properties in restoring Shattered Constitutions, and in giving back to the prematurely aged New Life' and Energy.
CAUTION
There is only one Phosferine--beware of illegal imitations -do not be misled by Phosph This or Phosph
That, but get
PHOSFERINE
******
THE GREATEST TONIC AND DIGESTIVE
HAS BEEN SUPPLIED BY ROYAL COMMANDS TO... The Royal Family
HLI.M. the Express of Russia B.M. the King of Spain
ELM. the Queen of Spain
HI,M. the late King of Gresos HM. the Queen of Roumania, ata.
Prices in Great Britain : 1/14, 219, 6 416. Sold by all Chemists, Stores, 60 The 2/3 size contains nearly four times tha 1/1) ziza, PROMUETORS: ASHTON & PARSONS, LTD., LUDGATE HILL, LONDON, ENG.
IS THE EARTH DRYING rated for ninay, parts of the world, it is only natural to expect a compensat ing decrease in ather districte; and therm
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13 accordingly a predisposition to accept ANOTHER EXPLANATION OF THE the claim tant Central Asia is suffering
EVIDENCE IN ASIA.
from increasing desiccation.
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Ausi.alia. Porta, &........ Aldonham. KELLY Ale Ports, de Empire
B'bay v. S'pore & O'boInaba Maru B'bay, v. S'po, C bo. Aunan Mard....... Canton So
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too, Kadat S'd-kan Borneo .......... Koba & Moji..
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and Mrs W. J.
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ter Coghlan
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Davica, child and Ir and Mrs Nisbet
and child
nurag
Mr T. Denne
Mis G. O'Leary
Kobe,
Jinson Maru. &Tokohama...Atsuta Maru Shai & Yhama Nippon London, Antwerp, &s. Nabi..... London & Antwerp... Cardiganshiro Man's, Coba & Bello Rubi
Manila, Cebu & Holle Zafiro
· Manila, Dein & Uloğu Te an
Manila, AtralisaPort
Mania
Taiyan
Mas....... Longsang
Mar., London, ... Kashitua Maru.. Mar., London &c.... Mishima Maru..
Fort... Paul Locat seilles,
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&Haiphong... Sungking. San Francisco. Japan Persia San Francisco v. Japan Kores.
Siberin
Mr&Mrs Dari and Mr G. W. ivecrons San Francisco, v Japan Hongkong Maru.
and 2 children
Mr D. 8. 8. Douglas Mr A..
A. Petersed
Mr R H H. Donglas
Mr J.
D. Dugniel
Mr J. Duncan
Me and
Sax Fciaco, T 7. Japan
1San Fcisco, V.
San Francisco dc.
M P. F. Shanghai /
MF. A Porry
ML C
C. Palbill
Fom-roy
Mr A. B. Purvis
Le Roy, E. Putoam
Mr B. Baworth
Mr A Gallotti
Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr G
Ehrenfels
Mr H. Febr
M: H. Fromm
Mr J. Gibb
MrA. W. V. Gibb
Hutton Potta
Mr E. H. Pay
Me and My Grot
Mr and Mrs A. B. Miss F. Reny
Gilen
Giles
Mr 8. J.
Gilichrist
Mr V. Goalboa
Mr & Mrs J. Gould
Beach
Mr
312 C.. W. Roberts
and try W. R. Bicketts
Mr F. L. Rutinson
Me and Mis W. M.Mr G. H. Rouse
Greene
Misa Greene
Mr & Mrs R. Grey
Mr R. Grimeba
Mr P..O. de Grao
gono
Capt. T. P. Ball
Mr and Mis
Raddock
2 chud-an Mr F. J. Bush
Mr W. Schmalke
Mrs Seddon
Mr M. Selg
Mr E. H. Shap
Mr and Mrs W. A. Miss M. A. Sharpe
Hannibal
Hon. Mr
Mr.J. G. Sibley
E. A. Mr F. Smyth Mr V. Borby
Hewett, O.M.G. Me W. B. Hind Mr E. Hope
Mr C. Inorante
Miss E. Jacquimm
Mrs. J. R. Johns Mr M. T. Jones
Mr H. R. Kinnear
Mr J. Lambert
Mrs Lambert
Mr
Mr G. T.
Mr A. B. Sorensen Mise A... Square Mis
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Strawn Mr H. E. SwaBald
Mr & Mrs W, Taylor Mr & Mrs P. Thomas Miss Thomas Capt. E. A. Walker Mr J. E. Watkins → Mr. de Weigelsperg Mr F. W. White Mr D. White
Mr & Mrs F. Winkler Mr G. G. Wood
Chiyo haru
S. Dollar
Japan Polynesien..... S'bai & Japan Porta Magellan
IY Cloti Shai & Japan Ports. V
S&Japan Puts Novara ...... Sti Fobe & Yhum Furstbulow S'hai. Kobe & Y'bama Segovia
Assaye Luchow
Shanbal..... Shangha
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Wong ......... *********Bohemia
Shngang
Spure, Pang & Cal't insang Spo, Pang & Otta. Torilla......
S'pore, Pang R'g
"good
Kirin
Mard
3'tow, Amay & Tammulsijin Mara......
Sydney, Melbourne & Nitko Mua.. Trieste v. South Ports Perala
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AGENTS.
DATE OF LEAVING
Gibb Livingston & Co. May 1, að 10 km. Gibb Livington & Co. May 29, as 10a.m. Nippon Yuen Kaisha April 26,
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Osaka Shoten Kaisha April 25, ab 4 pomo Osaka Shosen Kaishu&pril 24. Great Northern S.5. Co May 15, ab Noon." Melchers & Co. May 11, as 9 a..
Sassoon &.Co., April 23. Jardine, 'son Co.,
LAJApril 22, Daylighh.
April 21.
Nippon Yayen Rainha Nippon on
Turen Kaisha'April
9, at 11 am
Weiler & Co. About May 2.
Bander, Weiler Co. About
abp.
S. N. Co...... About 'April 29. Jardins, Pson Co. Ld, About May 19,
din. Tome Co...... April Showan, Showan. & Co... Biny 2, az 4 Butterfield & Butterfeld
wa. Tome & Co....
p.m.
Gold & Sire... April 28, at 4 p.m.
Swire...
Opril 29
April 23,
at 3p.
Yuson Kaisha May 6, at 10a.m.
ardino, Moha April 29, at 10 & Swiat 10
•tterns 3'üimes Blay Bat i p..
Nippon as
29, at Noon..
Pacific Mail 8.S. Co... Pacific Mail S. S. Co. May 9, at 1 p.m.
Co. May 19, at 1 p.m.
Pacific Mail 5.5.
Toyo
Kaisha...Apr.25,4 10.90m,m. Kisan Kaish
Rabbert Dollar Co.
19. 16.
Mes Series Maritimes May 3.
geries Maritimes May Messageries
Meyra gerië
P.
agari Maritimes Biny 31
N. Co About Hay 2
Hamburg Am'ks Linia May 3.
Amka
ka Linie May 21. N.
P. &
Batterfield &
Catterfield & Swire. Jardins, Ban &O, Ld
nder Winter & 4
Jardine Mon
...D. Sassen Kaisha
Sippon Yason
April 24.
23, at 4 p.
14. Daylight 28, Daylight. 1, at 6 m.
23
st: 2 p.20
13. i
May 2.
Osaka Shores, Halaba April 26, 12 Noon.. Kaisha My Nippon You
May 6, at Noca
Sander, Wielery 6.
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Vrin B.C.Seattle &c. Tambi Maru
Nippon Yuson Ksisha May 5. at Noon..
Vancouver (8.0) &c. Empress of Japan... Canadian o R. Co April 30. Vancouver, (E.0.),&e. Empress of Russia... Canadian P's R. Co. May 13.
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NIG A. el "ong Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Mr H. U. Jetries
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Mr F. Barker Miss Beeeh
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Mr King Mr F, Y. Kabimana
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Mr A. Keith" Fig-Surgeon &Ms Capt. and MK'ddie Bernard, R.N R.N., maid & child Mrs Bowdler
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Mr T. B. Brown Mr Coffmanna
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Men
Conner
Mr G. E. Masters Mr
Mathieson
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and Mr A. B. Mr Oraw Mr Darberg
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Odona
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Dr and Mrs H. Mac-Mas and Mise Fare Major & Mrs Bowen Captain Lambkins,
farlane
bornagh Dr G. W. Maskean
#TING EDWARD HOTRI
and Mrs H. D. Law and infat Yet it is well to remember that the
Lloyd Professor J. W. Grigory brings to a
extent of such change may be easily Mr F. Lobel THE Undersigned have received lastruc
recent Mr W. Logan tion from Captain PABBY, to sulllus in the current issue of the Geograuxaggerated by attributing to by Public Auction,
plicul Journal his series of articles dead climatic changes the effects of probis. ing with the question whether the surth torio variations. For archeological and is" drying up. His conclusions are here historical evidenes shows that Central reproduced:—
Asia and oven the conste of Persia and "Owing to the varied nature of the Beluchistan had a very arid climate in Lave silence to be corsidered, the extensive the earliest times of which w *seuttered literature whenes much of human records, that the Caspian Bo
waab dront as small and as low in the Mr H. Murray Bain Mie Massey that evidence has to be glowed, and the contradictory opinions expressed by Aftir century as it is now, and that the Mr & Mrs Bathurst Length 21 feet, 2 horse power, Petrol,lig uthorities, the prélem whether African and Asiatic deserts are in places Mr E. Poseler
will carry ten persons,
the earth is drying up is hodgod, about again pawing under cultivation. Though Mr J. N. Boyd
Bat one fact does it must be admitted that, while there Mr W. Budge Further particulars may be had from the with difficulties.
seem to me to restit girly from the is a strong balance of opinion in favour Men H. Butta Undersigned.
vidence; there have been many wide of the view that the azidity in Asia is Mr A spread climatic changes in late genlogic being still increased, there are weighty Mr G. R. times, while in historic times there has authorities on the other side. been no world-wide Change of climato,
*If we consider particular countries,
The Motor Boat
"BRITTANIA,
On view from Sunday 28th "instant. THEME--ÅN Ral,
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, April 17, 1914.
i
JAPANESE MAKERS,
Every kind of Footwear.
DISTRIBUTION OF KAIN,
Mr C. Erown
Mrs F. A. Miller
Mr Mizata
Dr Muller
Mr H. Murphy. Mr A. P. Nobbe Mr W-Dudenhoren H. & F. Capt. & M
Сом
W. G
Pesmore ร
Campbell
H. Christis
Mr EL. Mr F.
Mr E
Donaldson
Mr
W. A. Bay
Mr.
KITAR
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Me W
W. H. Pearson
W. T. Puddapka
Mr F. L. Robbiar
1 J. H. Brister
Mr & Mrs Casulli Capt.&Ms Jochrane
R..N.. Col. Culgi.m Lt. Col. Cattell
Miss Cottell
Mr A Cousland Major Davy, B.E Major Dorgan
Mr G. A. Dution
MY Evans
Mrs H. W. Robinson Major Falchnie
H. Bosanberg Mr E. Fielder Mr W. Sahmolke
Mr G. A. & Bass
maid and children Dr Marbury Maj. & Miu MeMaca
Mr Merino
& Bits M hal
·more and child
Capt. Monteith,
R.A,M.O.
Mr Daurich Mt Findati Mr O. Frenck MrFrenic Capt. Galt Mr Granby Missing
Mre
Mr Beck Hatay Mr W. Heikel
Mr Healy
Mr Hooper
Mr Hau
Col. & Mrs O'Hara
and child
Mr T. L Perkins
Mr J. Flummer
Mr Robert Babbie Me and Mrs Redford Mr Rohn Mr Rolls Mr EL RAD
Rinco Mr C. Smith Mr and Mrs Stahl Mr Stahl
Mr O. Witam s Mr Wiessenbora
Mr K. Wills
Dr. Wilson
Admiral Wilken
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La-CoLJ. J. Radolife, Mr J. S. Archibald Capt. and Mrs Majo
Mix and Mrs B. A. Mr A. J. J. Martin.
Balantine
·Mr T. H. Martiz and Mrs D. H. Mr Z. Nishida
Mr E. Paul
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Mr. Rilton
Mr
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Lt. and Mia Sbury,
B.N..
Bala
Mr
Bir G. Barres
Mi a S. Botwell
Mr & Mrs A. Gibou
Col. Gordon Hall, Mr and Mrs Shadwel
R.A.M.O.
Mr C. H. Boper My H. S.Bрorge Mus G.
Mfr F. Griss.11
Mr B. A. Hais
Ewaper. U.S.A
The explanation of the conflicting r J. C. Fletcher 495 such as Egypt and Palestine, the beviews may be that in "Central Asia these Foy
lanes of expert opinion is strongly in desert is widening in some places and Mr Alz, A. Fyis favour of the view that there has been contracting elsewhere. That the total Hrs, Gill and no climatic, change in either since the rainfall in Central Asia, ban diminished Mr Mrs and Miss Shrier
Mr P. O. Fall earliest existing records. The belief in, however, probable as an accompanMr J.-E. Hargreaten Dr Sibren a lesser rainfall in Palestine has been men to its increase in parts of Europe. Mr E H.O.
Haynor fostered by the oft-repeated comparison Variations in the distributives of rainfall Mr F. J. Haroset of, the Hebrews between the stony wilder must result from any considerable Mz B. E. C. Hollow
Mr F. A. Hazeland urs of Binar and the matured fertility alteration is she loved of the land; these fordan of Cannon. But it may be concluded uplift of a continens must cause the Mr J. Joseph
Capt; & Mrs Syner Ber. & Mrs Cooper
berg"
Hoat from the most precise, testa now avaid rainfall to become heavier on the marr sad Mas Boch Mr A. Thaler able, from the range of the date painx gins and lighter in the interior. Mr and Mrs W. D. MEM. Thompson Mr and Mrs W. O.
Kratk
Thompson The inerengo tho, aceste
Humphreys corded by Old Testament writers, that landa innen of rain on to Mr & Mrs O. Exart. Mr. G. Robles tho-climate of Palestino is the same lowering by denudations, and again
Mr E. Vallbrecht › De E. Walther to-day as in the time of Moses.
rain would swoop over the Inberica; Mrs R. Tace Mr H. J. Westphal hence the marvellous geographical equill. Mr D. A. MacLeod Mr L. M. Whyla brum, which has rendered possible to Caph de Mas Mal. Mr Wodehouse unbroken spurse of evolution, would in
Mr Yokoyama
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and the vine, and from the foets: z
MAIN LINKS OF CHANGL.
"Beturning to the wider question ORDER geological evidence shows how the pass
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Mr T. Leaman
uge From the climate of the Glacial time, unless shocked by renewed upliftar. F. Maldey Period to that of our own day, has proof the coestlands, restore the more even cacded on two main lines. In some distribution of the rain, and revive the countries there has beco e gradual si dovolate region in the heart of sco
in temperature since the disappearancement."
of the-ion, sccompanied either by s increase or decrease in humidity. In other countries the glacial conditions were succeeded by a warm, dry period,
toimin increased humidity characterises
The Vicar of Whitchurch, near ardiff, the Bay. Elewellyn Lloyd Davis, did in the pulpit at St. Matthias Church, Frs- harra Glamorgan, while preaching at Mera
This Lenten service.
the prosent climates of Scandinavis, ・ Mr. Devias had proceeded with his Goomany, Hungary, Romania, the FROM to HE TREE
for about's quarter at an hour, whe eastern arví, southern, pets of Marili madden
collapse
Americs, parts of Africe fom Niguda dese
F. you have lost your app tite, one of to Cape Colony, and there is somer erl. found" mat lib was
£20 dhe Variety of daima Akshar më the demon of the wine obutes kaldalang, we had bald the living
dry postiglacial period in England. A 1933, and was
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Major & Mr Barrelt Mr O... Peny Mr. Batim Min Prirod Mr and Mrs M. A. Mr & Mr B. Pital
Blanckenberg Capt. A. Pope
Fr. Krand Mrs L. O. HAM. C. Starp
Brewster
Blanford
Mr A. Sinclair
Mr C. Skocz
Mr B. A. Stokes
Lt. Col. & Mrs Uaber Smith, A.O.D.
Mr N. A. Brindagle Min F. Carlion Mr P. Chandler. Ideat, Ge W. Grow
bia, E.E.
D. Denton Bir W. J. Eades
Miss I
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