WEATHER REPOET.
On the 27th at 17.45 p.m.-Bed Bath Cane' and Drum hoisted,
Da the 28th at 11.40 p.m.-Pressure has decreased considerably over N. Japan, 6 depression which formed yesterday over 8. Manchuria having passed to tho N.E. of Hokkaido,
An area of high pressure now covers Kores and central Japan.
Pressure has deorossed slightly along the coast of China and over the Looohoos and Formosa, It has increased lightly ever Anusin
The approximate position of the typhoon at 6 am., this morning was latitude 19 dog. N. and longlinde 118 dog. E. It appears to be taking a more northerly cones and will probably strike the const near Swalow, or ourve northeastward.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending st 10 am. to.day, 0.00 Inches,
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:
DISTRICT
• Hungaung & Neighbourhood
FORECAST.
Formosa Channel ..}Cyclonie galo.
*14
8ame 28
•No. 1.
Bouth coast of China between The
Hongkong and Lamooks. Bonth coast of China between J The same se Hongkong and Hainan. No. L
and rainy later.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
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CHINESE ENGINEERING AND
MINING COMPANY (LTD.).
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29TH, 1912.
THE NEW CÓMPANY:"/ named company was held on the 30th The statutory meeting of the above"
September at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, Mr. Walton FitzJames Turner presiding.
The Secretary (Mr. Alfred William Berry) having read the notice convening the meeting and the auditors' report;
Tho Chairman said:-Gentlemen, This is the statutory meeting of the com- pany, called in compliance with section. 65 of the Companies Consolidation Acts. The directors' report is necessarily of a merely formal character. The company was registered on June 27th last for the purpose of taking over the undertaking of the old company of the same name, The authorized capital of the new com pany is £1,000,000 in shares of £1 each, the shareholders of the old compeny being entitled to one share in the new company in respect of each of the old company's shares. The number of shares subscribed and allotted at the date of the report was seven, being the shares subscribed for by the signatories to the company's ziemorandum and articles of association for the purpose of the registration of the company.
INTIMATION
Automatis Pocket Pistel "Browning." Sabots in 2 seconds, and ammunition to fit. MAUSER BELF-LOADING PISTOL, with HOLSTER BUTT STOCK. 10 Shots in 2 seconds, and Aromanition to fit.
Lescriptive lnstrated Catalogues from
471
SIEMSSEN & Co., (MACHINERY DEPT.),
QUEEN'S BUILDING, PRAYA, HONGKONG.
SHIPPING IN PORT.
STEAMERS.
Asumis, German str., 1,115, C Keunfel, 25th October-Manila 22nd October, Ballast-Butterfield & Swire.
BERARTY, British str., 3,010, Wm Hastie,
VISITORS AT HOTBIK
HONGKOKOTEL.
F. Abdalla
24th October-Moji 10th October,Mr A. Antoline Coal-Order.
Mr C. T. Bachon
CHANGSHA, British str., 1,403, C. Priest, Miss Dr H. Babcook
Mr.A. T. Barberini Me F. Bargmanu Mr E B Bato
27th Octobor--Sydney 4th October, Gemoral.-Butterfield & Swire. Cuoral, German str., 1,120, W. Heber,
24th October-Bangkok 10th October, Mr E. A. Beaument Rice and Meal.-Butterfeld & Swim. Mr C. D. J. Ball DAITO MARU, Japanese str., 1,974, Mara Mr G. A. Benn
kami, 22nd October--Nowchwang 17th Mr & Mrs N, October, General. ~ Mitsui Bussan
Blanch Kaisha.
Mr & Mrs F. C. DAINICHI MARU, Japanese str., 1,952, Mr H. W. Braaier
Du Bois
Bishi
Nakamura, 25th October-Karatsu 19th October, Coal.-Mitsu Goshi Kaisha.
DEN OF GLAMIS, British str., 3,318, A.
Low, 27th October-Shanghai ard October, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
Mrs C.8. Brown
Mrs F. Barne
Mr O. Buschner
Lady Campbell
Mr A. A, Claxton
Bir T. J. Cokely Mr H O. Colling
F.
Dr. O. Marriott Mr & Mrs Nel
MacIntyne
Mr A. MacKenzie Mr LA. MacKinnon Dr. & Mr C. W.
MoKenny
Mr C. F. HeWilliams Mr B. K. Mohta
Mr J. Morock
Mrs H. Meyer
Mr D. M. Mickle
H. Mr & Mrs E. V.
Ms Louis H. Crozier Mr G. P. Curry Mr V. d'Oettingen Mr C, H, Davis Mr C. Defer Mrs A. J Dickman Miss E. Dickmann Mr R. H. Douglas
ERVIKEN, Norwegian str., 1,344, Augen-Miss Crocker
aen, 23rd October-Port Arthur 16th October, Coul.-Bune & Co. FAMARAC, British str., 3,318, A. Muc- donald, 23rd October-San Francisco, Bulk Oil.-Asiatic Petroleum Co. FAUSANG, British str., 1,760, Malkin, 27th October-Togal 16th October, Sugar. -Jardine, Matheson & Co.' Gardner, 27th October-Singapore 20th October, General.-Chinese. HITAN, British str., 1,193, J. S. Koach,
HAL10715, Dutch str., 1,076, J. Baker, 26th October-Swatow 25th October, General-Douglas, Lapraik & Co.
Mr W. C. Drow Mr J. E. Edwards Mm Edgar
Mr. Finlayso Mr & Mrs H Ehrenfele
THE GENERAL ALLOTMENT OF SHARES. The general allotment of shares has not yet takon, place, owing to the fact heavy rains were experienced during that ➡N.E. winds, freshening; fine 'ai first, squall that the greater part of the simre capital month; the whole country around Tien the future of the Administration and of GLENFALLOCK, British str., 1,424, W. L. Mre E. H.-Donglass
of the old company is represented by tsin had been under water, causing con- share certificates to bearer, and we are siderable damage to crops and stopping not yet in a position to issue the bearer all means of transport. In all parts of certificates of the new company in ex North China the rains had done consider change. The preparation of these certiable damage, and for a time the trans-sales of coal during the years I have had ficates is a lengthy business, both for the port of coal had been entirely stopped printers and for ourselves, but no time Crops had suffered severely, and it was has been lost, and we hope to be in a anticipated that in consequence, the position to make the allotment and to supplies of native fuel this autumn will Issue the bearer share certificates and the be very considerably decreased, which registered cortificates about the end of should cause a larger demand for slack next month (that is, October),
coul in the various industries. I may also mention, in passing. that the De bentura certificates are in course of pro- paration, and we hope to be in a position
Station
Vl'ostock
Nemuro
Hakodate
Takio
REGISTER
28TH OCTOBER, A.M.
Wind,
30
Hour.
Barometer.
AM11 Temperature.
Humidity..
Weather.
Direction,
Force,
7.30.13 35
6a.29.91
29.95
30.20
30:19:
H
30.11
30.13
30.08
30.07%
29.99
30.19 30.15 46 30.08 68
Kechi
Nagasaki......
Kagoshima......
Osbioza
Naho
Ishi'jme Bouin Is.
Chefoo
Weihniwei
Hankow Kiakisug
Shanghai ..... 3004 65
Gatza...... 30.02 70
Sharp Peak...
Amor
Svato#
729.98 72
6a, 29.99.73
76, 29.98) 72-90 5.29.92
Talbeku Taich
29.93
»
29.931
29.91
29.91
Tainan Koshan Pescadores Canton Hongkong Viet, Peak
Gap Rock
Масло
Waskow Hoihow.........
Pakhoi
Phalion Fourane
C. St. James...
Aparri
Manila
Legaspi .....
Bacolod.....
Iloilo..... Cebu Labuan
6
5. 29,96)
9 $, 30 05
6 a.150.04 73
30.00 73
$9.93 73.
29.91
29.91
9 n.
+
129,94 83
ENE
00
T. F. CLAXTON, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, October 28th, 1912.
TEMPERATUR, in the
THE BUSINESS UNDER THE NEW AUSPICES,
In considering the working of the business under the new
"I un confident that the prospects for its allied companies are of the brightest. Great developments of our markets can be looked forward to.
I would draw your attention to the development of our hiring Company (Limited, and he assure you that I not only see no reason for a check in that development, but I look forward under the altered conditions in which we shall work to a considerable impetus to our business. I have absolute; confidence that the business we have is one which will constantly develop, and
future of which
19 asured." (Cheers.)
Gentlemen. that is the business we have to transact: there are no resolutions to pat to you.
to deliver these in course of the month necessary to avoid any pices, it is the
of November.
RECEIPTS AND PAYMENTS TO AUGUST 31ST.
The proceedings then terminated.
VESSELS EXPECTED.
expecta- tions regarding the Arst few months. The demand for coal is affected for the time being by the fact that contractors On page 2 of the directors' report is had taken advantage of the extremely an account of the receipts and payments low-prices-caused by the severe competi of the company up to August 31st last. tion between the two companies to lay The account is so explicit that it scarcely in as large stocks as they buld possibly requires any comment. The first item carry. This must necessarily have the consists of bank balances of the old com effect of reducing the demand at the pre- pany, £24,708. The next is receipts in sent time and until these stocks, bought respect of the issue of First Mortgage at very low prices, have been disposed Debentures, which was made publicly on of or materially reduced. Another point
THE "AMERICAN MAIL. July 6th last, The amount received is that the return to a normal scale of was £885,965, This, however, included prices from the unduly low figures which this port via Kobe, Nagasaki and Shang- The P.M. str. Persia left Yokohama for £74,625 of application money paid by have prevailed for a long time past must hai on the 25th October, between 8 and 10 the underwriters of the Debenture issue, be gradual. It is not possible or desira.m., carrying the American mails. and was repaid, as will be seen from the able to at once restore prices to what was first item on the other side of the account, formerly their normal level. To do so I might pause here to say that the would be to check the demand. Prices disposal of the issue of £1,200,000 of are, however, being gradually restored Mortgage Debentures is made ip as as circumstances permit, and we anti- follows:-
cipate that it will not be long before Debentures issued for cash
they are re-established on a quite satis Debentures of the old company ex-.
factory basis. changed for now. Debentures... Debentures issued to the Lanchor Mining Company in part pay- ment of the amounts due to them, as stated in the Debenture prospectus
£794,840
305.600
POSITION AND PROSPECTS.
are
•
The P.M. str. Korea, with the Ameri- can mail, left San Francisco for this port via Honolulu, the Japan ports and Shanghai on the 12th October,
THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL
The 1.M.G. str. Prins Sigismund left Sydney on the 19th October, at 11 am. and may be expected here on or about the 11th November.
THE CANADIAN MAIL.
The C.P.R. str. Empress of Japan left Vancouver, B.C., for Hongkong (vis usual ports of call) on the 16th October, pm.
THE GERMAN MAIL.
The 1.G.M. str. Forch, carrying the German mails with dates from Berlin of the 2nd October, left Singapore on the 28th October, at 8 a.m., and may be ex- pected here on or about the 30th October, at 2 p.m.
MERCHANT STEAMSES.
The AL. str. Nippon left Singapore for this port on the 23rd October, and will arrive here on the 29th October. on the 25th October, a.m., and may be The H.A.L. str. Sachsen left Shanghai expected here on about the 29th October, a.m.
The str. Glenfarg left Shanghai on the 85th October, and is due here on the 29th October, at daylight.
יס
Mr W. A. Frrioy
Mr H. G. Fisher
C.
Mr E A. S. Fawlers Mrs French and child Dr Fressil
20th October-Haiphong 24th October, HALVARD, Norwegian str., 1,066, Oil Asiatic Petroleum & Co. Andersen, 23rd October--Bangkok vis Hoihow 11th October, Ríce
and HEIMDAL, Norwegian str., 762, T. A. General-Chino-Siam S. N. Co. Johnson, 27th October-Tegal 17th Miss George October, General.—Aagaard, Thoro- | MrA, G. Gordon Beb & Co.
Mr V. Goulbourn Mr J. Gourgey
Mr Deamen Faller
& Mrs J. George
Mitchelmore anil okild
Mr C. M. Moore Miss M. Moore Mr J. Morris
Mr & Mrs J. D. P.
Mülder
Capt & Mrs F. D. Northcombe
Mrs C. Padl Mr J. Ormiston
Misi Pattor Dr L. F. Randall
--Dr Barrillon.
Mr E.H. Ray
Miss F. Reay
Mr Chas. Reich Mr F. Bittor
Mr A. Rohrmasu Mr & Mrs Rosenbaum Mr L. S. Rosenvanı Min G. Rowley Mr H Seligmaan
Dr Scherer
Mr W. Schmolke Mrs G. B. Shacham Mr & Mrs J. Walter
Boott
Miss Adele Scott Mr E. E. Smith Mr H. H. Soloman
F. Mrs A. J. de Sousa
goth October,
Mr & Mrs Joseph
Gould
JAPAN, Swedish str., 3,282, C. A. Paulson,
26th October---Moji Coal-Order JouASNE, German str., 952, H. Ipland, 25th
October Haiphong 22nd October, Rico Mrs F. A. Gray and General Jehnen & Co.
Mr D. N. G. Grataina
Mr R. J. Grimshaw
KALONG, British str., 1,095, J. V. Sid-Capt. T. P. Hall
ford,
October, Swire.
25th October-Manila
General Butterfeld &
22nd Dr J. G. Hanns
Mr & Mrs W. H.
Hannibal
KALGAN, British str., 7,418, D. A. Davies, 24th October-Wuhu 18th October, Rico-Butterfield & Swire. KIANG PING, Chinese str., 1,822, Randley, 26th October-Chinkinng 19th Octo KUMSANG, British str., 2,077, F. Wheeler,
ber, General-Chinese.
25th October--Maji 20th October, Coal and General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
17th
LAERTEE, British str. 1,240, U. B. Page, 23rd. October-Saigon 17th October, LOTHIAN, British str. 3,222, W. J. Lock
General-Chinese.
hart, 28th October-Sabang October, General-Dodwell & Co. MINNESOTA, American str., 13,323, T. W. Garlick, 22nd October-Seattle 18th -October, General, Nippon Yusen
-Kaisha. NIPPON MARU, Japanese str., 3,462, A. G. Stevens, 18th October-San Francisco 21st Sept., Mails and General.- Toyo Kisen Kaisha.
RANCOON MARU, Japanese str., 5,143, Y.
Kamoshita, 26th October-Moji 20th Oct., General-Nippon Yusen Kaishr. Run, American str., 2,797, James Miller, 26th Octobor-Manila 23rd October, General-Showan, Tomes & Co. SEATTLE MARU, Japanese str., 3,882, T. Baitow, 24th October-Manila, 21st October, General.-Osaka Shosen Kaisha.
It is, of course, too early for us to attempt to form any estimate as to the result of the first year's working. We are able to say, however, thut the business is already feeling the benefit of the new 100,000] arrangement under which the affaire of
the two companies in China are amalga £1,200,000 mated and administered by the joint The three-following items in the ad. This combination has not only account, consisting of receipts on account resulted in doing away with the dis- of the Kailan Mining Administration, been suffering for some time past, but it astrous competition from which we have £5,554; interest, exchange, etc., £1,188; and debts due to the old company, £200, has brought an accession of influence in require no comment. The total receipt any directions, which must in due time bare £897,623. The first item of the pay-
have important results. ments, £71,825, has already been mention-: od. The next item is liabilities of the from a recent letter from Major Nathan, I cannot do better than quote verbatim oid company, £62,400, nearly the whole which gives the latest information re of which consists of payments in respect garding the position and prospects of of dividends and debenture interest which the business. He says: had accrued up to June 30th last. Then follow Debentures of the old company July and August) business has been very During the last two months (that is, paid off in cash at 3 per cent. premium seriously impeded by climatic conditions. and interest, £127,988, and premium Heavy rainfall has rendered most of the the old company's Debentures exchanged country where our largest sales for Debentures of the new company, effected practically impassable for coal 1 BAROMETER, reduced to 32 degrees Falirenbait £9,201. The item comraission and ex-carta, with the result that our sales in on the level of the soa in inches, tenths and
penses of Debentures issue, £72,000, is the North have been reduced to a very Lundredths.
in accordance with the statement con- shade, in detained in the Debenture prospectus. The contractors and purchasers who specu Fahrenheit.
low figure. The stocks accumulated by 3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, the next item is £380,000, being the amount lated largely in coal owing to the very humidity of air enturated with moisture being 100. of the drafts of the Kailan Mining low prices ruling in the early part of
4 DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points,
Administration on account of the amount the spring have not yet been exhausted. payable in China by the new company Our oversea sales have, however, been in accordance with the Debenture pro-developing, it is true very gradually, but spectus. The sundry payments for account still, taking various adverse circum
The IG.M. str. Borneo left Sandakan on the 25th October, p.m., and may be of the Kailan Mining Administration, stanees such as high rate of exchange and expected here on or about the 30th Octo- ary course of business. The next three
bor; ai items, amounting together to £1,066, call markets progresses. Agencies at Swatow, on the 25th October, p.m., and may be satisfactorily. The opening of new The I.A.L. str. Spezia left Taingtau for no remark The balance of cash at Amoy, and other coast ports have been expected here on August 31st last was £166,452. This in established, and are gradually engaging October, a.m.
or about the 30th cludes the sum of £50,000 provided for business, while quite recently a contract Administration, which was being held at Manila of 50,000 tons at a remunerative may be expected here on or about the capital of the Kailan Mining has been made for a year's supply to Bingapore on the 28th October, a.m., and The str. Jelunga, from Calcutta, left the disposal of the Administration,
With regard to the further preliminary rate, expenses of the company,
which are however,
Other and more important influences, 20th October, a.m. estimated in the report at £30,000, I foresee future developments, the value of this pert on the 28th October, at 7 a.m., are at work, from which 1 The P. & O. str. Nite left Singapore for should mention that this is made up which cannot be estimated at present, and is due here on the 31st October about chielly of £12,500 stamp duty payable on First amongst these is undoubtedly. the 4 p.m.- share warrants to bearer, £12,000 stamp entire reversal of the feelings of both the duty which will be payable on the regis people and the Government towards the Liverpool) left Singapore on the 26th The str. Erroll (from Glasgow and tration of the trust deed securing the Kailan Mining Administration as con Debenture issue of £1,200,000, the print-pared with the Chinese Engineering and Getober, r., and is therefore duo here ing of the serip, the Debenture Bonds, Mining Company (Limited). the share certificates, and the share war months that have elapsed since the forma
The two on the 1st November. rants, and other necessary expense.
The Barber Line" str. Wray Castle English Mails from the Year of the Closing tion of the Kailan Mining Administra- sailed from New York on the 18th August of the Indian Mists to the Free Coinage of tion are not sufficient to produce any for Hongkong via the Straits. decided effect, but that this effect will be beneficial and produce considerable result in the future can hardly be doubted.
THE CHACKOCHWANG MINE.
5 FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Scado.
NTATE OF WEATHER, blue sky, a detached gload, d driszling rain, f' fog, g gloomy, b hall, lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, a squally, rrain, snow, t tåunder, v visibility, w daw (wot).
9 RAIN in inches, tenths and hundredths.
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, October 28th
Barometer
Previous On Date On
Day! at
Date
at
st 2 p.m. 6 ́a.m. 2 p.m.
29.06. 28.96 39.84
Temperature
81
72
89
Humidity.....
L
BB
43
Wind Direction... West
West
Force....
1
Weathern
b.
b
b
Rain....-- .
0.00
Highest open air Temperature on 27th...82. Lowest open air Temperature on 27th.,.72
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE,
From 29th to October 4th November, 1912
HIGH WATER,
Days
Month
*TROB,
LOW WATER
'kong.
F'kong,
Mean
Mean
Fims.
Time
b. m
ft. in. h.m.
Height,
Height
I
the
hai on the 26th October, at 8 p.m., and The IG.M. str. Derflinger left Shang-
29th October, at 6 a.m. may be expected here on or about the
from New York on the 12th Sept. for Far The B.L. str. Egremont Castle sailed
East.
IN-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD.
THE KAILAN MINING ADMINISTRATION.. You are aware that the business of the now company in China, together with the business of our former competitors, the Lanchow Mining Company has been placed under the direction of a body "Another important factor in
Tho str. Glenesk passed the Suez Canal consisting of representatives of the two situation is the fact that the Chaokoch on the 15th October, for Hongkong via companies known as the Kailan Mining yang Mine is now at our disposal. It Straits. Administration, the general manager of is my opinion, concurred in by the the Administration being Major Nathan, engineer-in-chief, that this mine will New York on the American and Oriental The Bank Line str. Poleric sailed from who has to successfully served the old at no very distant date become the main Line service for Far Eastern ports via company for a number of years in the producing mine of the Administration. Suez Canal on the 5th October.. same capacity. This Administration was The mine as it is, working to-day pro- constituted immediately on the formation thices, with the exception, perhaps, of of the company, and took over the direc-No. 6 Seam of the Tongshan Mine, a tion of affairs as from July 1st last. It grade of coal superior to that produced may be as well to remind you that, in by any other of our mines. The 5-Beam addition to controlling the existing mines coal is, of course, a first-class coal, but, kong 30th October. of the two companies, the Administration on the other hand, the maximum output Cheongeling, from Wei-hai-wei is due in will also have control of the mining can only be 150 tons per diem. rights of the Kaiping Basin, which has Chaokeelwang, however, we shall shortlyChogany, from Shanghai is due in an estimated area of 100 square railes, be able to produce a coal, with an Hongkong on 1st November. being 20 miles in length by an average average of 12 per cent, ash, at a rate Ousing, from Chinwantao, is due of five miles in width.
ng of over 1,000 tons per day. The percen- Hongkong on 3rd November. The time which has elapsed since the age of lump will be about 40, as com formation of the company is 30 short that pared with about 20 per cent. at our other Denbighshire, from London is due No infer high- nor low-water wo have very little information to lay
mines. By the development of this mine, 17 before you to day. We have, however, which by utilizing some of the plant now. Hongkong on 1st November.
received a detailed report on the working at Machiako will cost a comparatively METTIAH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. 0.018 of the business for the month of July. triding sum, we shall very considerably Laurada, from Rangoon, is due in Hong 11 52 4 4 It appears from, that report that very better our carning capacity,
kong SE Nɔverber.
290 2 5 1 5 18
£t..in.
1 4
10 D. 28 8 2 4 2-3 9 Wed, 30 1.194. 76151:4 I 6 2 2 4.20 a 4 2 Thurs. 313 3 45m 7:22 16 Nov. 11 52 a7 9438 44
I No infor high-m 8 40
ner low water 2m 1.7 75m 9 561 7
FM.
Satur.
San.
3 ca 2.55 71m 11 4
640 a 5 2
9:40 5 1
Moa.
4 39 6 9
6, 59 al 5 6.
Hopsang, from Stagen, is due ia Dong-
Hongkong on 29th October.
SKIRE LINE.
SINGAN, British str., 1,047, F. Jamieson, 24th October-Haiphong and Pakhoi 23rd October, General Butterfield & Sosnu MARU, Japanese str., 1,119, K..
Swire.
Tashira, 25th October-Swatow 24th
TENYO MARU, Japanese str., 7,268, W. C.
October, General. Osaka Bhosen Kaisha. T. S. Filmer, 27th October-San Fran- cisco -27th Sept., General-Toyo Kisen Kaisba, TUNGSANG, British str., 1,345, Bramwell, 25th October-Chefoo 19th October, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co. WONGKOI, German str. 1,113, H. Olt
maus, 25th October-Bangkok 17th October, Rice-Butterfield & Swire.
ON SALE.
A TABLE OF THE
RATES OF EXCHANGE
AT HONGKONG
POR
DEMAND DRAFTS ON BOMBAY
On the Day Pressding the Departure of the
Silver
FROM 1893 TO 1900;
ALBO
LATES FOR SOVEREIGNĖ,
GOLF LEAF, BAR SILVER (From 1900), and other Useful Information.
PRIOR $1 Cash.
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Capt & Bars PassTRONG Mrs L. Ramsay
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Miss F. Saunders
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Mr Tasu Y. Billanes
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Mr W. Dorey
Miss M. Easthagen.
Mr T. Eddingfield Mr Ebon
Mr W. P. Gregory Mr Peyton Griffin Mr H. Grosberg. Mrs M. Hamilton Mr A. Heral Mr W. J. Hood Mr C. W. Hub-oll Mr Theo. Hubbell Mr Julian Mr Lorria
Mr H. S. Spurge Capt & Mrs Allan H Biowart and child
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Mr McRae
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