OUR TEETH
Has no one been struck by the fact that, In spite of the regular daily cleansing with tooth snaps and pastes, the tecib, and par ticularly the back teeth, frequently herôme decayed and hollow? Is not that a convine. ing proof that tooth-soaps and tooth-pastey are entirely inadequate for the purpose? Qur teeth are not so abliging as to decay only in plates where we can conveniently reach them with the toothbrush. On the contrary, it is just
in the localities which
are difficult of access, such as the backs of the
molar teeth, the inter- stices between the teeth,
hollows and cracks, that
the decay and destruction
h
of the teeth appear most frequently, and are most likely to occur. In consequence. If
F.O.B. CONTRACTS.
'POINT. UNDER SALE OF GOODS ACT,
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 13TH, 1913.
In the Court of Appeal, on June 20th, Lords Justice Vaughan Williams, Buckley and Kennedy had before them an appeal by the defendants against a judgment of Mr. Justice Baillinche in the case of Charles Wimble, Sons & Co, P. J. Rosen- berg & Sons, which raised, for the first time, the construction of an important section in the Sale of Goods Act, 1893. The plaintiffs (Mincing-lane brokers) by contract notes dated 27th June, 1912, hought for the defendants 200 bags of Arveenn ries at. 12s. 10fd, per cnt. La.b. Antwerp, to be shipped as required by the buyers within three racnths, custoni cary conditions, cash against bills of Inding of receipt in London. On the same day the plaintiffs sent a sold note in similar terms to Mr. de Winter at Antwerp, who was the seller of the rice, The defendants gave to the plaintiffs written instructions, which they received on 9th August, 1912, to ship the rice to Odessa, and to pay freight on their account not exceeding 12% 6d. per ton. The rice was shipped at Antwerp on the atr. Egyptian for Odessa, On the August, 1012. The vessel sailed the next day and stranded on the early morning of 20th August, -breaming a. total loss. Notice of the loss was posted at Lloyd's in the afternoon of the same day. The bills of lading, dated 25th August, and the invoice were not posted by Mr. de Winter to the plaintiffs till 28th August. | The bills of lading provided that freight was payable goods lost or Tot kist. Plaintiffs at once paid the foreign seller the amount of the invoice with other accounts. On 29th August they tendered the ductments to the defendants, who moediately tried to insure the goods. but found it was impossible. The defen- dants accordingly declined to take up the documents, alleging that the rice was Ri AMAGASAN MARU, Japanese str., 1,000, been notified of the shin and given ar the shippers' risk until the huver had Horie, 9th August Miike
3rdonportunity of insuring. No notice of August, Coal. Mitsui Buseap the ship had, in fact. been given to the defendants. The plaintiffs thereunon British str., 2,618,
brought the prevent action, claiming £958
anyone wishes to preserve bis teeth Intact-that is to say, to keep them healthy-this can be effectel in one way only: by daily cleansing and rinsing the month and teeth with the anti- septic dentifrice Odol. During the process of rinsing this pre paration penitrates everywhere. reaching alike the hollows in the teeth, the interstices between them, and the backs of the molars, Oriol destroys the microbes and arrests all bacteriad and fermentation process which attack the teeth. It follows that everyone who ses Odol regularly every day takes the greatest care of his teeth and mouth that scientific discovery has up to the present time made possible.
SHIPPING IN
#TCAMERS,
Kaisha.
05-3
PORT. ·
BARON JAULAH,
H. H. Bridger, 4th August-New 15. d., the price of the rice, and £12 York 17th June, Petroleum.Standard
19. ad freight thereon, alleging that by Oil Co. CANADA MARU, Japanese str., 8,064, K. the contract and by the custom of the trade they were liable to pay and thev, Hori, 6th August-Shanghai 3rd August, General. - Osaka Shosen in fact, had paid the foreign seller the Kaisha.
nice of the rien and had paid, on the CHRONOSING, British str., 1,880, V. Mc.The defendants, in defence, amongst other defendants' instructions, the freight. Liddell, oth August Tsingtau 46b August, General-Jardine. Matheson things, relied upon the terms of section 52. sub-section 3. of the Sales, of Goods & Co. EMPRESS OF ASIA, British str., 8,898, Act, 1903, providing that:-
Unless otherwise agreed, where goods Robinson, 30th July-Liverpool th June, General.anadian Pacis are cont by the seller to the buyer by a route involving a transit, under circum- Railway. GLENOGLE, British str., 2,300, Graves, 1st stances in which it is usual to insure, the August-Singapore 26th July, Genler must give such notice to the buyer cral-Chinese.
(as may enable him to insure them during HAMN, British str., 615. J. W. Evans, their won transit, and if the seller fails 10th Angust-Poochow 7th August, to do so the goods shall be deemed to he General Douglas, Lapraik & Co.
Mr. Justice · Bailbaebe held that the HALDIS, Norwegian str., 1,005, J. Jorgen-
son, 8th August Macassar 30th July, contract in question was an ordinary Sugar-Jam-China-Japan Lijn..
f.oh. contract of sale, and that sub- HITACHI MARE, Japanese str., 4,153, T. estion 3 did not apply to such a contract. Yamawaki. 11th August-Yokobaina Hr agrordingly gave judgment for the 6th August, General Nippon Yasenlaintiffs and the amount claimed with Kaishia.
Ilus, French str., 71, A. Corneliasen, 10th August Haiphong 8th August, General A. R. Marty. INDRAWADI, British str., 5.191, WV Charlins,
of his risk during such sea' transit,
costs. Hence the present appeal of the defendants it being contended on their belief that as the sub-section obviously could not apply to c.i.f. contracts the intention of the legislature must have
8 Angat-ji 3rd August, Cu been to make it apply to the other great Shower. Tomas & Co.
class of contracts of sale-namely, £.1.b. JOHANNE, German str. 952, H. Ipland, contracts.
11th August-Hoihow 10th August, General-Jebsen & Co, KAJO MARU, Japanese str., Y. Yamamoto, 9th AugustForchow 9th August,
General--Order.
KALABIA, British str., 3,041, Stewart, 1st August-Durban 30th June, Bulk Oil.
Dodwell & Co.“
KINTO MARU, Japanese str., 199, Teutoaki, 9th August-Nagasaki 31st July. None--Order.
KURANG, British str., 1,293, Robertson,
5th August-Hongay 2nd August, Coal-Butterfield & Swire. Karlo, Norwegisa dtr., No:-P-Fell-so. 8
August--Dargbol 1st August, Hico -- Order,
Mr. George Wallace, K.C., Mr. A. H. Chaytor and Mr. Alexander Cross appeared for the appellants: and Mr. D. C. Leek, K... and Mr. T. Mathew for the respondents.
The hearing was adjourned.
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!
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THE GERMAN MAIL.
The LG,M. str. Leon, carrying the of the 23rd July, left Colombo on the th German mails, with dates from Berlin
August, p.m., and may be expected here
The King has been pleased to approve | To lift this sorrow, or cheer us, when inithe 1on ur about the 20th August, ..
the appointment of Mr. Robert Bridges, D.Litt., to be Poet Laurenti.”
dark.
Unwilling alone we embark,
MEROHÄNT STEAMERS:
KWANOTAU, Chinese str., 1,535, C. Stewart. Tenayson, and Alfred Austin is a medicaland the things we have seen and have on the 7th August, at p.m., and may bo
The successor to Southey.. Wordsworth.
doctor by profession but no longer practices, says the Daily Mail. Aged sixty-ight, he was educated at Etou and
2 July-Shanghai 18th July, Ges eral-Chinese.. LAGETES, British str., 1,310, Wawn, 21st
July-Saigon 17th July, Rice. Oxford. Chinese..
studied
medicino
kw and have heard of, fail us,
CHIEF LONGER WORKS,
The H.A.L. atr. Scandia left Singapore
expected here on or about the 13th- August, ab a.m.
Prometheus A Mask in the Greek Dr. Bridges chief longer works are
The Ben Line str. Bentoman, from at St. Manner. "The Return of Ulysses," Bartholomew's, and afterwards acted as drama in five acts; and Demeter a Singapore on the 7th August, and may Leith, · Middlesbro', and London, left assistant physician at the Children's
The following is a part of a be expected to arrive here on the 13th Hospital, Great Ormond-street. His characteristic lyric on "Winter Night August. thoughts always turned to literature, and fall he was soon publishing privately volunes of his poetry.
LESMOON. German str., 1,235, O Bach, 8th,
Angus Sarpou 4th Agos. Riss - Mom bugr-Amerik. Lanie, MANDASAN MARU, Japanese atr., 3,343. T. Oia, 1st August-Moj 26th July, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha,
He has bro described as the one MAUSANG, British str. 1,448, W. H. classical pect we have. Though at times Alcock, 3rd August-Sandakan 28th rather cold and formal in style, his July, Timber--Jardine, Matheson & work has had great influence by its Co.
purity, precision, and delicacy, yet MICHAEL JEUSES, Gorman str.. 251, T. strength of expression. He maintains Jacobsen. 11th August-Hoihow 10th that English prosody depends on the August, Rice-Chinese.
number of stressed syllables in n line,: MISUMI MARU, Japanese atr., 1,905, not on the number of the syllables, and Wehikoshi, 27th July Kwang Yen that poetry should follow the rules of 24th July, Stone.-A. Bune & Co. natural speech. In a recent work he NILS. British str., 4,135, G. S. Lapraik, advocated correct pronunciation and a
9th August-San Francisco 6th July, difed new spelling, General-Pacie Mall S.S. Co. PRICUABURI, German str., 1,873.
C.
Closewisch, 8th August-Swatow 7th August, Rice.-Butterfield & Swire.
ON A DEAD CHILD."
IS
mask.
The soaking branches drip. And all night through. The dropping will not cense
In the avenue.
A tall us there in the house
Must keep his chair p He knows, he never will again
Breathe the spring air:
·His heart is warn with work
He is giddy and sirk if he rine to go as far
As the nearest rick: He thinks of his morn of life:
His bale, strong years:
And braves as he may the night,
Of darkness and togres
So far as he is known to the general public its through his shorter lyrics) The salary of the laureateship is £70 dealing with deep-seated emotions; but with an allowance of £27 in lien of a PIESANULOK, German str., 1,246, D. his sortow
Reimers, 6th August Samarang 27th abandonment, says M. HANY
a wrestling, not an butt of sack. Dr. Bridges himself con July, Sugar-Butterfeld & Swire and this may be seen from the following he had been offered the vacant post. ROBERT DOLLAR, British str., 3,420, R. Li verses from his poem "On a Dead
Morton. th July-Moj 23rd. July; Child":- Conl.-Robert Dollar & Co.
Perfect little loudy, without, fault or stain ob
thee.
With promise of strength and manhood full
and fair!
Though cold and stark and bare,
SERABLYGU Kropuru dan kit
VESSELS EXPECTED.
TRU AUSTRALIAN MAIL. The LGM str. Prinz Waldemar left
The str. Thongwa, from Shanghai and Kobe, left Moji on the 10th August, a.m., and may be expected here on or about the 14th August, am.
The N.Y.K. str. Tamba Maru (Ameri- can Line) left Seattle for this port on the 15th July, and is expected here on the 17th August
The N.Y.K. str. Awa Moru (American Line) left Scattle for this port vis ports on the 29th July, and is expected here on the 31st August, th
The Swedish East Asiatic Co.'s str. Yaldo left Gothenburg on the 23rd July, and is expected to arrive here on or about the 7th September.
The T.K.K. str. Buyo Maric left Man- zanillo for Honolulu on the 28th July, and is due in Hongkong on tho 2011.
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 12th at 11.03 um-Prossuro Ins decreased slightly over the contral Philippines and Annam. It is nearly stationary olsewhere,
The dopression over 6.W. China is now central to the West of Haiphong.
Moderate to light southerly winds are dicated over the China Sea.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending 10 mm, to-day, 0.09 Inchon.
VISITORS AT HOTELS.
MONGKONG HOTAL.
Mies G. Antunes ine A. T. Barberisi MEN H.Barberziotx
Mr H. Besia Bates,
at
Mr E. E. Bate
Mr B. B. Bayly
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon |to-day is as follows:
DISTRICT
Mr Olivier Beach
Mrs E. R. Bolilios
Mr C. Bentinger
My A. N, Blum
Mr A. J. Cambridge
MrsSmollett Campbell
FOREDANT.
2
(South wide,
mode rate.
Hongkong & Neighbourhood
Formosa Channel
CAR
South coast of Chins between The same as Fongkong and Iminooks, į No. 1.
South coast of Clins betwoan fThe same as Hongkong and Hainan... { No. 1.
HE or variable winds, mpilernts to light cloudy, some rain.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station,
REGISTER.
12TH AUGUST, 1913, AM.
Wind.
*Tostock Nomuro Hakodate st
Kochi
Yagasaki Kagoshima...... Oshimarr
Naha Enb'ima...... Benin Is...... Chefec Weihaiwei (Ian kow Ichang Kinking ...... Changsha ......
7.29.62
Ба
29.64
Jhanghai...... 29.68
utzhin Sharp Peak. Amoy
7.29
29.74
Swator
6a 29.76 29,69
Taihoka Taichu
5 a. 29,72
1)
29.74
29.7
29.71
29.65
6 a. 29,67:79
29.64
W
Taina S Keshau
Pescadores
Canton
Hongkong
Jap Rook Macso
Wacłow
Kviber
Pakkel
... 29.65 78
9th
T
Phulien .... 6.29.63 Tourne........
The St. James
Legaspi Bacolod Holo...
199.74 74
29.79 74
.29 77 78
999 83-52
S3
SE
dabu..... babunu
" (29 84 87
0
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T. F. CLAXTON, Director.
ARONSTER, radnood to 3 degrees Fahrenheit, on the Iovel of the wes in inabos, taxtho and hundratha.
TEMPERATURE, in the shedo, in degrees
Fahrenheit.
3 HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation, ther umidity of air saturated with incistare being 100.
DREOTION OF WIND, to two points,
S NOBOE OF WIND, nocording to Beaufort Scale. 8 STATE OF WEATHER, b blue sky, e dotached ebod, drizzling rain, f fog, gloomy, h hail !, lightning, rereast, passing showers, rain, snow, t hundor, v visibility, wdow inuti
7 RAIN bcbtos tenths and handroltha
HONG KONG METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
Hongkong Observatory, Angust 12th
Previons On Date On-Dsti
Day
at
A.
at 2 p. 60.
2 x1.00
Barometer.... l'empestaro
29.06
29.67
89.67
83
79
81
Swaidity Vind Direction
Force author Bein
81
$1
b2
WNW 1
East
East
1
141-
0
0.09
Highest open sir Temperature on 11th...85 Lowest open air Temperature on 11th ...78
HONGKONG TIDE TABLE.
roar 13th to 19th August, 1915. HIGH WATER
Ei kong. Loan Time.
Height
LOW WATSU
Height.
Dr Hartmana Hon Mr. A. Hewett,
C.NO.
Lt & Mrs R. E.
Ingersall
Capt R. Innen Mr & Mrs H. Jahnson
Mr E.S. Kabel Me Ellis Kadooria
Capt W. E. Kont
Mr A. KrasiAN
Mr F. Leeman
Misses Smellett Mr C. Farabrothe Campbell
Mason
Miss D'Almada # Mrs F. Richard-Mai-
BONACUTO
Castro
Master A'Almada
Cistro
Mr F, T. Chapple Dr A. LE F.
Coleman
Mr & Mrs
F. X.
D'Almada & Castro
Mr C. H. Davis Mr J. Dowar
Mr & Mra Dertonno
20
and 2 children Mr & Mrs R. A
Douglas Capt G. V. Eedly 152 & Mts H. C.
Mr &
Falconer
Mr W. T. Fern Mr & Mrs Ferreira
. Misa M. Matheson
Mrs R.-T. Matheson Mrs Geo. Martin
Mr J. G. McPherson Mr C. F. MoWilliams Mr B. K. Mahta Mr & Mrs F. Mene My J. Merecki Mr G. P. Mok Mr A. B. Moulder Mrs J. D. F. Müller Mr J. D. F. Mülder Dr Noabert
Mr P. H. Novmith Mies G, O'Leary R. Nolte
Ormiston V. Rand
P. I. Mr J.
Daniel
Mr H. G. Fisher Mr Donman Fuller Mr H. Gallotte Mr A. K. Gambitz Mr H. Garrow ⠀ Mr & Mra I. IL. Gaare Dr Gessler
Dr J. M. Gillespie
Mr A. G. Gordon
Mr J. Gourgey Mr V. Goulbourn Mr R. J. Grimshaw
Mr P. O. von Griso
grono
Mr P. C, Ball Dr J. G. Haana Mr & Mrs W. A
Hannibal
Br W. T. Farbord
Mins
Mr E.H. Ray Miss F. Reny
Mr C. W. Rosenstook Mr H. B. Roxburgh Mr. J. Safier Mr J. P. Socorro Mr J. C. Bibley Mr E. 7. Singer Mrs K. Bligh & child Mr & Mrs F. da Silva Mr & Mrs E. E. Smith Miss A Square
Mr Geo. H. Swift Mr E. Th. Theodorides Capt H. A. Walker Mr F. W. Whits
Capt C. C. Williams Mr. G. Wood Mr H. I. Woug Mr Y. Yholson Mr P. Zinormaa
KING EDWARD HOTEL.
Mrs R. Almund Mr F. J. Cargill
Mr C. Castro
Mr T. Choo Mr R. Connell
Mr H. E. Connell
Mr & Mrs Debbie Mr. W. Denilson Mr Walker
Mr & Mrs F. E
McHugh
Mrs Kraft Mr M. Murray Miss F. Saunders Mr & Mre W. W.
Gerlach
Mr Goa, Grimble
Mr J. B. Harris
Mr & Mrs Heinemann
Mr E. J Hingle
Mr B. Jonten
Mr & Mrs C. Lauritoon
Mr & Mrs Allan Mr Ami-foda
Mr W. E. Bled
Mr & Mrs J.H N
Mody
Mr & Mrs Majer and
BON
Mr & Mrs Schenk Mira Finchett
Mr H. S. Sparga Mr A. P. Nobbs
Mr F. A. Mackintosh Miss Marsey Mrs Morriss Mr J. A. Murphy Mr & Mrd Lemaire an
chita
Mr W. Logan Dr Bibree
Capt & Mrs Paramar Mr & Mru Shothamor Capt & Mr
A. K Stewart and ohf. dron
Mr G. C. Whitals
ABAND HOTBL.
& Mrs A. B. Crew
Dr Keyt
Mr Feason
Men Forsyth
Mr O Freese
Mr C. Franck
Mrs Fredentall
Mr & Mrs Hanock Miss Harwood Mr Hasler Mr C.. King
Capt J. B. Lawingdao
Mr. F. Lorria
Mr Morsh Miss NewharON
Capt Follard
Miss Poolo
Mr Rayne Miss Reilly Mr A. H. Sayce Miss Saunders Mrs Smith
ir Blockwoth Mr C. Weismann
PEAK HOTEL
Lient Archer, R.A.E.C. Mr & Mrs W. Ann.
strong
Mr T. Arthur Mr. E. F. Ausott
Mr Baskett
Mr & Mrs W. C
Barrett and child Mr & Mrs C. W. J.
Bell
Mr G. A. Bera Mr & Mrs Beyer Major Bowen, A.P.D. Mrs Bowdler Hon Mr Baeknill Mr W. A. Butterfold Mrs Carr Mr M. Major Davy Mr & Mrs Daries Mr Dizon Mr& Mrs Dobber
Cary
Miss Drency
H'kang,
.MI+ an
Times.
Mr G. A. Datton
ft.
in
6 8 2 11 a
Z
Consul & Mrs Eitzen
| 0 24
4 1
Mrs Fiabor and chit
dren
30 a 1
Mr & Mrs A. Gibson
3.9
Mr T. Gordon
A0
3.6
561
7
3 3
6
3 1
4 591.2
The str. Glentanan passed the Suez Wed
13 m 621 Canal on the 25th July for Hongkong via
10 0 4 Straits.
Thurs. 147 18 The N.V.K. str. Hirano Maru (Euro- |- pcan Live) left London for this port via Fri. ports on the 19th July, and is expected
Satur. 16 m here on the 26th August.
The N.Y.K. str. Tungo Marie (Euro-
17 m 9.33
18 19: 11 18 19 ju 10 40
SABING RICKMEER, Dutch str.. 573, Jager, eth August Temsu 4th Augast, Ballast.-Asiatic Patoleum Co. SIAM, B. itish str., 092, F. Prynne, 2nd
July-Antung 17th July, Ballast. The him and the charm of life doth awhile Syduty on the 26th July, and runy be pran Line), left London for this port via Sau. SUNGRIANG, British-str., 227, J. Robinson, Thy mother's treasure were thou- alas no exposted here on or about 19th August, ports on 2nd August, and is expected
Asiatic Petroleum Co.
9th August-Hoihow 8th August,| Coal.-Butterfeld & Swine. TAHUN, Chinese str., 1,216, R. Paramore,
27th July-Shanghai 23rd July, Gen eral-Chines).
TRIUMPH, German str., 769, W. Langs chwager 7th August-Kwang Yen 3rd August, Stone Jebsen & Co. TSURU MARU, Japanese str, 2,065, D.
remain on thee.
longer
to be
Te visit her heart with wondrons joy
Thy father's pride-ah, he Mast gather his faith together, and his So. 1 lay thee there, thy sunken eyelids
strength make stronger.
Go lie thou there in thy coff, the last little
closing
·hed
Nakao, Stii August-Moji 1st August, Propping thy wise, sad hend, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. UNDAS British str.. 379, Argold, uth Thy firm, pate hands across thy chest dis-
posing. August-Arey Oth August, Case Oil So quit Doth the change content thee? -Asiatic Petroleum Co,
Death whither bath he taken thee?.
Мол.
Tacs.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD,
Thus B. & A. str. St. Albane left Sydney here on 10th September. on the 6th August, for this port (via Queensland Ports, Port Darwin and here on the 30th August. Manila), and may be expected to arrive
kong 18th August,
lian Line), left Sydney for this port via
The N.Y. K. str Kumana Maru (Austrä- | Ongang, from Sourabaya, is due in Hong- ports on 6th August, and is expected here on the 25th August
THE ENGLISH MIL.
The P. & 0, str. alreadin left Singapore with the outward English mails, and is for this port on the 0th August, at 8 a.m.,
dus here on the 13th August, at noon.
SHIRE LINE, LIMITED. fells of Orchy, from Moji, is due in
Hongkong 16th August.
Den of Crombie, from London, is due do
Hongkong 20th August Harplyte, from Porthand, is due in Hong-
kong 31st August
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10 36 a
10 51 a
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6.9
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5 28 a 2 6
FOR SALE.
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MANAGER Hongkong Pally From Odise
Mr & Mrs Guides
Lt. Col. Gordon Hall,
A.M.C
Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale Mr HL. Hancock
Mr F. A. Bazeland
Capt & Mrs Flodgins
Major General Kelly Mr Lüder Mr Langlin
Mr Lloyd Dr Macfarlane Miss McEwan Mrs MoMuar, children
& nume
Mr MoNulty Miss Meyers Mr & Mrs E, N. Mitchelmore and child
Mrs Mitchel and okild Roy, Copley Movie Mr & Mrs Nightingale
& Mrs Ober Misi On Mr & Mrs Paterson Roy. Foster Fogg
Mr. Popo Mr J. L. Plummer Mr Powell Miss Prentice It flot Hadeliffa, mam Mies Raymond Mr & Mrs T. Parke
Boes
Mr P.L. Relton Mr & Mrs A. Bitchis Eng: Comir. Boome Hon. C. Severn Mr & Mrs E. H.
Sharp
Mr A. Sinclair
Br C. Skott.
LtCol. Usher Smith Mej. Humphry,E,s. Mr Soflats Mr & Mrs W. G. Mr & Mrs GE
Humphre
Stewart and obli. LOL H. W. Iles,
dron
R.1.A.
Mrs Molver and child Mr & Mr. P. Jurke Miss James-
Consuls Oettingen
Justina Mr & Mrs E. S
Ковина
Mr A. Keith
Capt & Mrs Stericker,
nurse and enild Mr O. Wagner MrN C. Walker Capt Whitefield Mr Willor Mr David Wood Miss Wright