TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1917,
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How Run Down, Nerve Sick, Discouraged Man and Women are Finding Now NorveJ.. Now Health. Now Life,
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HE Undersigned have received in structions to sell by Euble Anction,
FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERN (D)
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WEDNESDAY,
the 23rd May, 1017, at 11 anh N Misille Row (Top Floor), Kowloon THE MUNDRY
tharuin contained.
HOUSEHOLI FERNITURE &,
Including, ELECTRIC FITTINGS and PLANTS in FTS.
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(Pull Particulars from Catalogue).
- Uis view day of Sale.
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FRIDAY,
the 20th May, 1917, at 230 puni, at their Sales Rooms "No."," Des Voeux Rom, Corner of
Ice House Street.
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more on its bells and all the t woukl depend naturally, from that, - X you tión't fasil this army all it wälits, on at lost enough to keep it fooling de aind” up to its work, the frat thing you know. Fit faits under khổ stevsenf atrask and theit, (down grow the whole national structure,
STARVING FRENCH VILLAGERS.
TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS IN LIBERATED AREA.
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In my first letter on food condition
Aluri de la just as necessary to kedji in in Germany I. stated briefly, as one off condition for hard work those upon whise labor daywends the munitions and othée my tenuclusions fres muy experienes und
supply of the fighting line. Ng observations in that country, that as having an any it is has nothing with THEN the alarar clock mang this.
Government is deliberately which to fight. They tell you și evéry wide awake. bright eyed, clear mindedundertesting a certain section of the eurney in Germany now then the derinans
At Goyencourt (south of Chulngs) and whistle while you dressed?.- Dil you go to breakfast with the appetite of aple in order to firalsh, larger supplies lost the Battle of the Mafie beenuse they to day I went through the gates of an horse must leave for work feeling fit to the actas and those who are contribut. did not have suciens ammunition told French chatean and into its wreck- brinful of diens and energy, ready to duing directly to the muiatenance of the yea talk tells you that General Falkens
transportation. Erybody with whom age. The coat of arms still remained your work with a will stretched arul inped and said, "another uticists and civilians who have denied because he decided that the supply of of fallen timber and masonry. In the Not if you're the average citizen. Fot. I have talked with dermag baga lost his place as chief of stafpon the charred walls, but that was only a mockery outside a rabbish. heap- day "and;
3 you aromu slowly feeling vague- y despondens and uneasy and not a bit that hotly, and almost in the same breach munitions was weien when event bountiful park was a chapel, and when rested. The day's tasks were a thing to have denounced Great Britain with gryburg's clairs to glory is that hy gave the went inside I saw that the tabernacle
proved that it was not. One of Hinden. dread. Something nasty had crawled in your month and slept there all night vehemence formoking war upon theerder fixing the sky as the limit of Gse had been flung down and the priests' You had no appetite, your work as civilian population of Germany !" and for inang's prisduction of munitions and gens,vestments had been trumbled in the mechanical and fucked purpose. True you get in the mut, fully and pulled starving the little children and the old and that the Sky has, heen tite limit veroud, and the sacred vessels had secu through after fashion, but you weren't people of Germany and that sort of siner he eceeded Falkenhayn as phist broken in fragments, which were mixed a success and you realized it. You lacked
of stati.
up with filth. Ambition, energy, vim, nerve force and thing.
You will meet German eyikans who I went down into a vault hennath. you, corkin't concentrate. There was no
Weit, it tuny be a matter of choiertake pleasure in telling you that theyThere was one tomb there once covered yor happiness in the day's work or whether it is the British Government or the reward it brought
dion just as well as the Kaiser ones, and with a silken pall, which now lay on the and Dae. epson's necessarily the German Government prhich is alti. that they have everything in their table ground, and by some cover which had prove that you are ill but they are
It's been toin, off and taken away. It was certain indications of weakened nerve mutely responsible for the underlewing and as much oft as he has on his. force and evidence that your nerve cells of a distinct section of the German people.gend rough "kily," and they like to the tomb of Basile Gabriel Michol Rails are nos big properly nourished and
Egive jë të themselves, bug they know itde Fontaine, peer of France and Officer I hold no brief for eitarr and trengthened. Your whole syster
in't trans.
Er is one way of showing of the Legion of Honour, who was born mental and physical--is below jar and it undertake to render judgment on
patriotism, but as far, as my experience | in. 1773 and dieri in 1839. you are only 30 yer vent, efficient, just
gustan. But I do know goes it is not a very popular way. This hat your real self. In such condition.
After the turmoil of the Frenclyĥevol-
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you can do nothing better or get quicker, what everybody gise knows who has action than by taking a few weeks spent any
watment of the wonderful remedy called Sargo This is the most remar
ble perscription ever bond for putting law the good old up its files whe are chatically tires, devitalized or run down. The chief reason for its saccess is that it contains some of the most im pocenat elements F nctive living nerve force. Sargol sets quickly. It gets straightway into your nerve cells and blast and freshens and brightens you right up. It gives you ambition, courage. Į will power and real vital vim and does not contain a single habit forming drug. It is always safe, ens, pleasant an rficient. A. S. Watson & Co. Ltd., The Victoria Dispensary, The Pharmacy Queen's Dispensary. The Elward Dis pensary and leading chemists, every where sell it tablets to a package.
A few bars, a Sargol was awarded goblundal and diploma of honor 2 Brasorb, Belgium.
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it is the German Gioversion which, that the arms is so well taken care is commilling the distribution to the of, and who senti shivost (ro
emphasize the point that this fine care time people out what band there is in for the ris
is at the expose of the that distracted matry, and in is the civilinis population, to some, of wisdm it German Government which is decreving a brings useiled hardship and suffering. large and full shars for the army and less than a living shure for tierman pople.
the gutters, you most civilians who keption his body hul hin quiet bere: hut ti in Cherniany, that pleasure in bragging, as se many officers now the lenden shell of his cothin. had been torn open, exposing, his remains. I covered them again with the silken pall. Not far away was the chates of Larguevoisin. A German Headquarters Staff had lodged here. Before leaving few days ago they fired their revolvers at the pictures and mirrors, and them said to the lady of the chateau: Shall we take your piano-away with as or shall we break it? It must be one thing or the other. The French lady smiled with the trung whych belongs to her class. *Lat
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This lends to us vodless ingrry-go-rogad urgonet The German declares angrily that the British are making war un baterat civilists and are endeavour.
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No matter where your live-you can save money by dealing with us. America is the only big market ir normal condition where production bus not diminishel, priens are not inflated, and means of shipping unimpaired.
Our service accu the Pacific is unimpaired, and the freight rate for merchandise purchased from us is only $2.25 per hundred pounds from Chicago': clear through to "Yokobanu, Kobe, Shanghai, Hongkong and Manila. This is for fast service by trans-Pacific liners. Compare our rate with the rate others quote you! It is much less than the regular rate either from Chicago to the Pacific Const, or from the American Coast to the Orient.
Montgomery Ward & Co. is the only.concern in the United States able to United States having sufficient volume of business to ship a full carlond) of 30,000 secure for its customers these low rates, hostise we are the culy merchants in the
it be broken. gentlemen," she said, and pounds at one time. We are loading such a car every other day.
he gentlemen broke it.
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WIECKAN AND EXTENT VILLAGEN, "
Later on I went into the house of Dr.
Buy in Chicago, where the world's cheapest prices prevail.
When it comes down to the hand inets the mal testinmay terals to show that this amintenance of the army in condition is costing a considerable portion of the Gerruan pepulation it very lite bil. Germans may argue that, when, soldiers are literally giving up their lives, civilians should be gling to give up part of their ing to starve the non-combatant populated. But it is hard for the civilians to
Braillam, a Nesle. It was a good house then, in #agrant vàlation of the long and we the gerussity onder the sirenastad German officers, here had smashed the well furnished, but before leaving the well-soublishert principles of international Also, and his is one of the arganes mirrors and the cupboards and the law, and of every erasideration of of 'otheial explanation, and exquise, it is pnuelled bedstunda, and tami the Imanity and vilemtiin as well. The entirely unnecessary for any person, no bangings
Our soldiers go through these wrecked Britisher retorts with qual anger that matter in what circumstans in life, and silent villages like inen visiting the The German dodges the issue sud: this for want of food, house, the country of an old world civilisation, and mailing expense..
Government miutains public kitchens camp among the ruins and make fires of point that the British blockude is merely where spaer meals are prepared and their timbers. Bat in some of the tightening the fox situation for the supplied to those who need them.
villages they have come acrines, human beings at last. German Army, and that it is the wanton la person cur pay he is expected to da and ruchless Gerzan' Government which, nad in that case be uved mot eat his
In the villages of Rouy and Voyennes and Nesle, and a few others, women and children and old people came out to tes then and cur soldiers stared at them, shand were astonissa. These people were
„is "robbing its rivilian ppation of the lie make it public, but may come to the kitchen and his bat d and very brend of life, in order to find fur
make it hoge to be casaned
muy have the foc just the sunet only. if he is able to is any sort of work, the Government will get something out of him by way of rompensation.
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bona with scraggy hands, which stretched out towards our English boys in pitiful appeal. They were starving, and elam- oured for food. The children were like. waxen dolls melted by fire.
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Letting by Public Auction Sale, to belay waste France and she other Alliest Toons sell by Public Auction, held to TUESDAY. hem day of Publ
RE Undersigned
held a TUESDAY, the 20th day of May, esumtries. There is no end to that, Works Departmone, by Order of His Excellency the Governor, of Two Lots of CROWN LAND 5 Cauenway Bay, in the Colong af Hongkong, for a term of year, with the uption of renewal at a Crown Rens to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, for one further term of 76 years.
(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCSENED),
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FRIDAY.
the 5th May. 1917. at 2.30 p...
at their Sales Rooms, No.
Deg Varure Rond, Cörner of
Ice House Street,
A CONSIGNMENT OF
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Large Turkish Path Sheets Bath Towels, Face Towels Linen Damask Table Cloths and Serviettes, Single und Double Bed Sheets, Fillow Cases, White Satin Quilts, Glass Cloth etc., etc.
A VARIED ABORTHENT OF Brass Flower Vases, Jardinieres, Vases with Stands, Candlesticks. Buddhas, Finger bowls, Incense Burners, Kinkosa n Satsume Vases, Flower Vases, Katanii Vases, Wall Plates, Jardinieres with Stands, Porcelain Vases, etc., ecc., Etc.
Ana
A FEW LOTS OF GIANWALL
Comprising:-
Table Glass, Decanters, Glass Jars, Fruit Dishes, Ice Cream Plates, Ice Pitchers, Water Jugs, etc., etc.
(Full Particulars from Catalogue.),
On view on day previous to sale! Inspection solicited."
Terma-Cab.
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Hongkong, May 12, 1917. ; 1790
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"B" of the HUGHES and
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MONDAY,
the 13th day of August, 1917 at 3 PAL at their Sules Room, Ice House Street, Victoria, Hongkong.
The Following VALUABLE LEASE- HOLD PROPERTY situate at Victoria Hongkong Viz
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THE AMY FIRST OF Akan
Entu fall into a discussion in friendly tone and manner with the average
tiernan arquaintance, spegilly
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The obstacle over which the doser ment scheme trips and falls in the pride of some of the people. And, as usual, it
To-day some of these people told me their experiences during the two and a half years within the German Eines For six months in Ausle they have had no meat, for longer than that in ther is the pride of a class which cannot affordvillages. For year they have had ro be prrand. They are for the rast part milk, no eggs. Once a fortnight they persas al ur just enough to keep had a pennyworth of haricot beans, sad body and sand together if everything gues
once a day box of tread. well with them, but who Pave ant revived an increase of earnings to keep a with the increased cost of ined and naber meseimaries of Bfe siner the outbreak of the war. Wish Parning cupacity
"HERMAN FOOD STEALINES,
hippers to he un officer at the army on dung ne hierlin, zu wini pansiently third him exphdning, the, feversity of binding the
1 saw this bread. A girl head out a army first of al and of giving to it at hazanie s utter what
piece to me and said.ee how sticky it is," took a piece, and fingered it, privation to others, all the food it must
and it colled into a pellet liko a piece of patty but for the relief and the best in "quality is well as
work of
the matis. View of the matter hastationary and living cost constantly American Committee these people would. beut explained to me with must pulasting, it has become increasingly have starved to death. As it was,
hard for many of these persons to deal of the find for their
Germans took away. I am told, a good į taking particularity on repentod occasions.
aleug. Then, on top of that, comes the who were hungry to and the French own soldiers,. There was one young officer in the War diffenity of nauuging the routine of food civilians just usage to keep Office who had spent several years distribution required by the Government
xlive. Ameries, and who need to take special shear of food conservation and waste plaster is discussing with apparently prevention, which often requires time to equal interesit two problems. One was
and consequent hardship.
bone of the Gerion oldiers were kind, the people tell me. They Apared som gave then chocolates sent from home. of tacir rations for the children, and
man, bat just, and punished. of his eutenant was un bon type," said s men who behaved brutally. This Ober.
French, bootmaker of Nesle. But the laws of war were stern, and any civilium who disobeyed the slightest regulation were sent to prison.
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this, of the importance of feeding the staken from labour, if food is to heThe commandant of Nesle was a stern had at all-time which cannot be taken arny, and the other was the development from labour without reduction of varjus | of democracy "în Glenmay. He never tired of wither, and he was ready at almost
In such matters as these there is no any tinue to demonstrate on enly the doubt, i justißeation for the conten- neremity but the justice of giving the tion of the Government delender. But { army the first and best and input of every
there are other points which are not so were bath imprisoned for taking a little The bootmaker of Nesle and his boy thing, even at the cost of the physical easy of defence. The radical militacine, brandy to some Russian prisoners: These enndition of those not in the army, perhaps, will defend the use made by the things are inevitable in war, and the would contend with energy and eagerness
German Government of the great stigar | people do not complain of them excepi for the proposition that those who were this starved for the benefit of the army the military point of view to take all the the Germans left, when they were driven crop of Germany. It may be sound from people complain of hard fate. But the terror came to them in those days before should be proud of the sherifices they sugar produced by the Germany and make out of their villages and herded in the Russell Street, C. 7. ALGAB, 11 & muke, and should find glycerine out of it for munitions, or trade market squares of Nesle and Raye and Mr D. K. Blair "Mr & Mrs Neil Mac- 12 Gements Lane, Lombard Street. their reward and fur glory in the unit to Switzerland or Seandinavia, instead saw for miles around the fires of their Mr & Mrs F.W. Cary Intyre and child LC., T. B. BROWNS & Co., Ltd,aciousness that in that fashion they were 183 Quech's Road, Victoria CLARKE, SON & PLATT, Bo Graca church-1, 2... G. STK & Co., Ltd. 3 mill. Conjux & Gores, 16 8 Bride St., LE. KOBEST WAzon, 15 Fees Street, C. MITCHELL & Co., F, Holborn Viaduct, zic, D. J Kran & Co., 3 Whitefriars 8. 2.0, MATHER & CROWER, Ltd., 10, 31-12 New Bridge B6, 1.0. SCOTLAND-FI. L. Enterz, 8 North
Bt. David Street, Edinburgh.
LONDON:--WILLIAM SLATER, 42 Grou
rendering their greatest possible, service to their country.
goods bought from those countries. I, of depreciated marks, in payment for
homes.
from overrunsing the country and com- pelling Germany to make a peace which would be atamount to surrender of antional existence. Then to would quote
CURSING THE. ENGLISE,
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THE Undersigned has received instruc... door from the Liquidators of Messrs. Jase & Co. in pursuance of an order of the Bongkong Government to sell by Fublic Auction at 13 o'clock.(Noon) on
TUESDAY
the 31st day of July, 1917, at his Sales Rooms, DUDDELL SET,
Mr & Mrs Consart Mr T. L Perkins Col. Darling, RE Mr & Mrs E. Ralphs. For a month before they had known bi;& Mrs W. Duinken Mr and Mrs W. E. may be entirely sound from the military, the Germans were leaving. The soldiers The argument he used to advance was
Roberts simple and platisible. It was merely that of view to rape up every particle talked freely of getting back to a new Mr F. W. Evans
Mr&MraA. Findlay it was the army and nothing else which of fat that can be gathered in the whole line which they called the Hindenburg Miss Fairall
Smith empire "and" ise it for munitions line. They cursed the English, and said Mr Denman Fuller was preventing the British and Frenchgerously that Eturally sonsands of they played bands every day and held
they would make them pay. To the last Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr & Mrs V. Findlay persona are deprived of an element of concerta in the Café de Commerce of Exale
Smith ration essentially life sustaining for them. Nesle, but it was music of hungry stom- bis T. J. R. Jahns Major-Gen. Ventris
These things may be of paramount achs, and they complained of bad food Lt. and Mrs B. M. Miss Ventris view, but, just the same, their result is and too little of it.
Cameron Macaulay,Lt Col John Ward THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD Then into the houses of the people
R.A.M.O.
PROPERTY Bitrate at The Fear, of the civilian population of 'Germany sxes and explosives and destroyed every-
Hongkong, and being Kural Building. section that is not equipped to cope with thing. They were sorry they said, but
Lat No. 19. auch neersities, and which as a cons officers and this was the order to destroy could not disobey the orders of their quence in showing the increased white cell and lay waste." count in the blood test that marks the beginning of starvation.
ALL THOSE pieces, or parcels of PARIS AND EUROPE, MATKNOB FERNT/ to old military maxim that the armythe andernourishment of a distinct section among whom they lived"they went with
ground situata at Victoria afcressid and
Inown and registered in the Land Office
& Co., 18 Rus de la Grange, Bateli, Paris.
NO. 101 and SECTION OF NEW YORK-T. B. BLOWY, Lkin
as SECTION A OF MARINE LOT
MARINE LOT NO. 101 Together with
the messunges, erections and buildings
Molisa Hall, West fond Btreek, New Yozk City..
theroca, known as No. 7: Queen's Bod SAN FRANCISCO and Aman Porta
Central, Victoria aforesaid. Term 000 years created by a Crown Lease dated the 8th day of April 1858.
Area in respoet of Section "A" of Marine Lot No. 1019415 89. ft. Proportion of Annual Crown, Bent $84,45
Area in respect of Section “B” of Marine Lat. No. 101-675 69 E Proportion of Annual Crown Bent 86.75, For further particulars and conditions of sale apply term
JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER
Prince's Buildings,
Toe House Street, Hongkong. Eelicitors for the Liquidator of THE DEVICE ASTATISCHE BANK.
Mr HUGHES and HOUGH
The Auctioneer gkig, May 8, 1917
generally--Bras & Black, Don Fran
2000ROW-BROCKET & CO. AUSTRALI", TASMANIA, AND NEW ZEALAND-Gozzon a Geron, mE- -bourne and Bydney, CEYLON W. M. Barn, & Co. Ter
"Apornkokrim Co., Colomba,
BINGAPORE, STRAITS, A-KAN
& WALAH, LTD, Bingapor PHILIPPINE ISLANDSA, 8 W.
BOS & CO., Manila, SHANGHAI Menon, KY & WALAN
JAPAN --Mengre. Kaile & Wazan, ESTIM
Kobe and Yokohamn, CANTIN-PAZELL & 05.
THE OBINA MAILLED
LOSING WEIGHT BY THE POUND
"Under Weight, a condition of ill-hentib, shows your assim, ifaliva, powers 'ara "decreasing.
WATERCURY'S: METABOLIZED: COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND
Supplice the blood" with the wanted nondthing and healthy firsh building materials Very palatable.
FOF ALL CHEMISTS
PROM $1 and 39,25,
HUNGER AND PEACE.
Mrs Watta
KING EDWARD HOTEL.
Mr J.R.F. Azderson Mr J.O. Miller Mrs R. Almond ·M. McOec
MrG. Bannerman Mr W. Morley'
family!
if individual brutalities of German Mr W. J. Boggs Mre Nathans" and soldiers of beastliness too foul for words, Me W. Budge
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I have heard many stories from white Mr and Mrs T. S. Ble and Mrs Farsons faced women with burning eyes. But Cheng
and child that belongs to war, and to the homes Mr D. Clarks Mrs W, C. Passmore beast who exists in all countries of the Mr G. E. Castello MTR. Pearman world more awtel in
But what seems to me more.
Me K. M.Fettarly Mra Pirio
Mr. Mr&Mrs Finlayson
"Mis G. E and the cold destruction of so many villages MY. H. Fisher Richardson the smashing of so many things that nd Mr CW. Garson My W. M. Routh.
IN ONE LOT The property consists of 1---
The piece or parcel of ground and Feak, situato near Mount Gough in the premises known as Lysbolt," 104 The
Colony of Hongkong with an area of 124012 square feet and registered in the Len Office as Rural Building Lot No. 19
No doubt the recognition of this situa sion is influential Government circles is one of the reasons why Germany is to spalous for pence. Certainly this phase of the food situation has had its effect no military value, and the spirit of the Mr A. O, Hartley Mr and Mrs J. Rresidue of a term of 75 years create ppon the leairs of the people for peace...German High Command that sees in all and Mrs Hammes Shaw
The thousands of women, who chiefly this only the technique of war.
and children
Mr and Mrs Sidort In the squard of Férunne the German Mr. L. Haussen and family ure the ones affected by the conditiona here described, may not be able to exert soldiers have put up a notice to us which Mr A. 8. Hawker, MJ; Sim a direct infinenes upon the Government They are right th
reads:
Do not be angry. Only wonder.. Mr. and Mrs Wm Mr E M. Bleigh
though they do not ad yes, but they surely are among those understandar It is not auger that All Be B. Jens Mrs Stewart and
Jackson Mr JJ IC 8mm who are yearning for the end of the war, the hearts of English and French soldiers; Bir Janssoif
children and the time is not far away when it will they have seen too much of war's crueltics, Mr JS Joseph Mrs Taylor", lin not be as easy to prevent that earning to be angry at them. But they wonder arm Kidual.
MAKA Thomse at the work of men who belong to the Mr. Faret from hecorbing a determination to hate human family and so diagr
Birand Mts Under 11. Vaily 1. D. Macdonald, peade as it has been up to now New Chronicle
Mrand Més Manners Mr Ana Yala, Jork Times
FMr & Mrs Makinal
PHILIP GL
The lot is held for the sexpirxl
therein by an indenture of Crown Les
The Annual Crown Bent is 865.00. dated the 23rd day of April 1600
For further particulars and conditione of sale apply to Messrs. Wilkinson Grist, Solicitor for the Liquidator, or To the undersigned t
SCALOBO. P. LAMMERT
„Hongfung, April 20, 191757