OXFORD FOR THE ENGLISH.
HANGES OF THE ADMISSION OF ALIEN RACES.
A writer in the London Daily Bapress has the following to any in regard to a bubject of aver increasing interest:--
The letter of an ex-colonial Ofit- porvant in an evening contemporary the other day raises the whole question, of Orientals and Africans at Oxford, zel
The will of the late Cecil Rhodes may bo uid to have trausforshed. Oxford. Heaven knows we are scuing enough old landmarks disappearing. But nothing has clunged to anfonishingly, so com pletely, or so irrevocably has the seinl life of Oxford in the last dozen Yours,
The plan of Cecil Rhodes not only brenght into the University & Jargo number of our kith and kin from over- Beas, but also other white foreigners, and It is a matter of dispute whether the infusion of the latter has done Oxford or England any good. But about the large numbers of Indians, Egyptians, and Japanese, who have followed in their wake, there can be to dispute whatever Judging by reaulty, their presence and experience in Oxford are as fatal to themselves as they are disquieting to the University
Oxford i After all, the main thing at Oxford in itsocial-life. It takes a moulds him in its unique way between the impressionable ages of aineteen and twenty-three. It may be a good or a bad thing: that does not here concern us. An Oxford aducation is what it is, and the consequences of it will be what they My contention is that the will be. Eastern Badent has me par that gocial life which Oxford and Cambridge, nowadays, alone exist to maintain
NEVER THE TWAIN-
Now, the reason is one of race, und 1 but another illustration of the eternal autagonism between East and West. The Eocial position of the Eastern students in Oxford is almost terrible to contemplate." It is not that they are badly treated--- consciously at any rate by the English undergraduate Their misfortune in that they are left completely alone. They are, as a rule, agreeably spoken to when they first come to Oxford.'
If they are rembers of the Union, they are almost hound to recsive the doubtful kindnessos of the canvasser. Occasioal ly, at dinner in hall, they may be the to take a small part in the geieral con-- voraation. But, beside End apart from this, dy are with the rarest exceptions
jeft severaly alone.
On whichever side the Tault Re-if thore be a fault-the fact remains that the unfortunate students from Asia and Africa remin completely in isolation: They move in their own native circle. They have their own clubs, their own political gatherings, their own reading It is thus parties, bridge parties, ete. bard to see what advantage they derive from their three or four years sojourn in Oxford.
Mesuryhile, they are doing harm to
・thernelves and to the University to ant extent which it is impossible to over
stimate
SHIPPING IN PORT.
STEAMERS
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, OUTSENY 1611, 1913.
ANKUI, British atr., 1,354, J. B. Harris,
12th October--Shanghai th October, General Butterfield & Bwira šyps ARISEI MARU, Japanese ett, 9,188, 8.
Sato, 8th October Saigon 3rd Octo ber, Rico-Mitsui Busan Kaisha. ATAKA MARU, Japanese bit, 2,596, Nog
chi 6th October Chingwantao 30th September, Coal-sui Brissan Kaisha
CHILDAR, Norwegian str., 1,102, Nile
Hjonth, 11th October Macassar Srd
October, Bugar and · Kattan." --- Angaard, Thoresen & Co.
Cutxo Manh, Japanese str., 432, W. W. Greeno, 6th October-San Francisco
11th September, Mails and General. Toyo Kisen Katalin, Cowa18, British str., 3,185, Cooper, 8th
October-Woosung th October, Bab Inst.-Asistio Petroleum Co... FACHANG, British at 3,410, H. 8. Walker, 10th October-Samarang 29th September, son & Co Jardine, Matho FooSHING, British stri, 1,423, J. M. Hoy,
13th October-Won 6th October, Nil
Jurdine, Matheson, & Co.. GNEISENAT German str., 4,947, F. Relm, 14th October-Yokalatha 4th October, Genorni-Molchera & HAIYANG, British str. 100%, A.
Hodging, 8th October-oochow 5th October. General,--Douglas Laprak
Co. HANGSANG, British st., 1,368, 8. Wilde, 14th October-Swatow 13th Oktober, General Jardine, Matheson & Co. HONGKONG, French str., 730, Marquocite, 11th October-Hoihow 10th October, General.-A. B. Marty: ITHURUBICIMA MARU, Japaneco str., 2,800, Sando, 13th October-Miike 7th October, Coal-Mitaui Bussan Kaisha, KEONGWA), German str., 1,116, B. Petor sen, 12th October-Kohaichang 4tb October, Rica-Butterfield & Swire. KWANGLER. Chinese str., 1,468, McArthur,
10th October-Shanghai 7th October, General-Ohinoso. KWANGTA, Chinese str, 1,536, Stewart, 4th October-Shanghai 11th October, General-Chinese:
Kyono MARU, Japanese str. 1,859, Morisaki, 5th October Newchwang 20th September, Coal.-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha.
THE YOKOHAMA DOCK CO.,
LIMITED.
·Telegraphie Address-DOCK;” Yokohamns.
· Codes vised:-A.B.C, 4th and 5th Editions, Lieber's, Scott's, A1. mud Watkin's.
DRY DOCK DEPARTMENT :-Tulephons Nos. 178, 505, or 681.
NO. I POCK Blocking Length 3156
NO. 3 DOCK. NO 2 DOCI Docking Length 376 ft. - Docking Length 481 ft.
material
Every description of repair work is undertaken. A large assortment of including fuil shafts are kept in stock. Two powerful tow boats, floating derrick to lift 45 tons, pneumatic, electric, hydrantie plants, oto. Manafacturers af engines, boilers, tuga, lighters, constructional steel work, ate Tenders on short otice by lotter or blo.
WAREHOUSE DEPARTMENT -
92 buildings, principally of brink and steel, 210 entrances. 37 buildings are privato. bonded warehouses. Floor area 68,248 square yards, or 14.1 acres.
Custom-honse brokerage and insurance undertaken. Rates moderate. Mooring Basin, 600 feet by 100 feet by 25 foot deep, adjoining the docks and warehouses}
VESSELS EXPECTED.
Trade Otres, Shansi Nowohwang. Ichang
Dairen.
Port Arthur.
Chyfoo. Weihaiwej. Kingchau. Tsinantu. Mudken.. Shanghai.
(712-
Wachowfo. KwangchauwanA Pakhoi. Chungling.
Hojhow. Lungchow. Mengtzo. Hokow
Hangchow.
Ningpo
Wenchow. Santu. Foschów,
Amoy Swatow.
‚*THR· AMERICAN WAIL The P.M. str. Nile sailed from Yoko hame for Hongkong via Manila on the 16th October. The mails were trensfar.cd to the N.Y.K. str. Tango Maru, dus to arrive at Hongkong on the 20th October, ARE A Mike Mars (Austra-
THE AUSTRALIAN lian Line) left Melbourne for this port vis porte on the 24th September, and is Tokyo. expected here on the 29th October. Tokuhana The E. & A. str. Aldenham left Bydaes Hyogo, for this port vin Queensland Ports and Kobe. Manila on the 270 September, and may Shimonoseki. Tamsui be expected to arrive here on the 20th October.
The R. & A. str. Bapire left Sydney on the 12th October, for this port vis Queensland Ports, Port Darwin and Manila, and may be expected to arrive Soul here on or about the 5th November.
MERCHANT STEADERS,
Szemao.
Tengyueh.
JAPAN AND FORMOSA.
Ocake. Koolung Moji.
Tainanfa Takov. Nagasaki. Hakodate. Anping
Chemulpe. Fusan. Kunsan
Bastern SiberTA." Vladivostock... Nicalojevak.
CIRDSEN. Wousan
Mokpo Chinuampo. Pingyang Songchin.
Fnsen InÓ-CHINA."
Annam Tourane. Hné. Saigon.
The NY K. str. Kawachi Mary (Bom-HONGKONG AND IT DEPENDENCIES, MISCAD. bay Line) left Moji for this port via Shanghai on the 9th October, and is expected here on the 16th October.
Hanoi.
The P&O. str. Nubre left Singapore Haiphong. for this port on the 12th October, at noon, Tonkin Provinces. Quinkon. Cambodge. and is due here on the 17th October, at about B p.m.
The AL. str. Albania leit Singapore on the Math October, pm, and may be expected, here on or about the 18th Octo ber, a.m.
HANDRAT SCHIFFF, German str., 1015. A Struve, 10th Oclober-Saigon 5th October, Rice Siemsson & Co. LAOMEDON, British air. 1,268, R.D. Owen, 11th October-Singapore 6th October, General, Butterfield m Swire.
LIBERIA, German str., 3,660, Schroder,
Manila.
PIFFINES. Iloilo
Cebu.
Sarawak „Brunei
BORNEO.
Labuan
British North Borneo. BANGKOK. ŠTRAITO SETTLEMENTO,
The HAL str. Hoerde left Moji on the 18th October, pm, and may be ex-singapore, Penang, Malacos, Prov. Wellesley. pected herd on or about the 18th October,
MALAY STATED.
Selangor. Pahang
Perak. Negri Sembilan. Johore. Kelantan.
The N... str. Katori Moru (Euro- pean Line) left Yokohama for this port 14th October-Shanghai 11th October, via ports on the 9th October, and is ex General-Hamburg-Amerika Linie, pected here on the 20th October. MANCHURIA, American str., 13,638, . The N.Y.K. str. Nikko Mary (Austra Ratavia.
Dixon, 11th October-San Francisco lian Line) left Thursday Island for this Buitenzorg 10th September. General-Pacife port on the 9th Ccobor, and is expected Mail S., Co
here on the 20th October. MATHILDE, German str., 898, Schlafkier, 13th October Boilow 12th October, General. Jebsen & Co.
October-Saigon. General-Chinese,
PERUMPENH, British str., W. C. Bird, 4th
of
Kedah.
Tranggo. Perlis.
NETHERLANDS INDIA.
Samarang. Padang, Sourabaya. Macassar. East Coast of Sumatra.. NAVAL SQUADROKE.
German Japoneso.
Siamese 20th September,
In the first place, their pre-PRRA NANG, British str., 1,020, N. G. Majer, 13th October-Saigon 8th Gence in some of the best colleges is keep
October, Rice and General Chinese ing Englishmen outside, so much so that Our colleges insist upon excluding PONOTONG, German str., 988, W. Botefuhr, 12th October-Kohsichang 4th Octo Eastern students.
ber, Rice and Wood.-Butterfield & Swire.
·EASTERN CONTEMPT.
Now, as to their Radicalisu, their edition. The Eastern students whom I have met profess no sort of regard for the British Empire, or for English customs! aid usages. Their opinions,of, coULES when expressed at all, are expressed with "that courtesy which he would expwet in well-bred people, of whatever nationality, Still, there remains undeniably the fact
BATAVEL........Drukkerij Papyrus. Stagirons BORNEO,
Mossy. Kelly & Wahh, Eà. Mr. J. Nimmo Wonders
Bandakan. BANGKOK," Bangkok Times" Olion. AMIGON A. Preliter, Eaq. TONKIN................ Moiss. Speidel & Chi, Hanoi. MANILA E O. McCullough, Ld. MACAO Mr. A. A. de Mello, CANTON.........Messrs. A. 8. Watson & Co., Ld.
Yaon Choong Book Stora Mesta. A. S. Watson & Co., L, Toocut......Messrs. T. Brockets & Com Spasan.Moers. Kelly & Walsh, Ld. Coo Musers. H. Bietsa & Co. TRINTAU MOERTS. Sletas, Plambeek&Co TENCOIN...Mears. H. Blow. & Oo.
Sirow AMOT...
WEATHER REPORT.
On the 15th at 12.20 a.m.Pressure has in cressid alightly over Annam and the Visayas, and along the south-east coast of China has decreased slightly to medorataly elsewhere.
At 6 a.m. this morning the typhoon was in abay tabtalo 18) deg. N. and fongitude 124 dog, travelling N.N.E.
Another depression lies to the south-east of Naha
Hongkrag minfall for 24 hours ending at 10 am today, 0.00 fiches.--
The forgeant, for the 74 boors ending at noon to-day is a follows:
DISTRICT
Hongkong & Neighbourhood
Formos Channel
FORECAST
Northerly galo.
South coast of China between (The same as Hongkong and Lamooks, 1 No. 1. Bouth coast of China between (North winds,
moderate. Hongkong and Hainan...1
North winds, fresh to modemto; Bus.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER
15TH OCTOBER, 1913, AM.
Vindvostook. Nemurope Hakodate
Tokio
Kochi Nagasaki Kagoshiman Oshima Naba *Lehrjoa
Wind
Hour,
Barometer
at · Sea.... Loval.
Temperature.
Humidity.
Weather,
Direction
** Force.
71.09.94. 45 5.29.95
29.91
2995
29.76
** 29.74
29.72
ni
- 29.69
29,65
Bonin Is.
29.81
Weiling wei
29.88
Flankow
Johing Kickingg Changsha
The NY. K. str. Tango Alaru (Austra British. an Line) left Yoohama for this port via French. ports on the 11th October, and is expected
-Dritish. per on the 20th October,
The N.Y. Matriskoma Maru (Euro-Fronek pean Line) left Coldmbo for this port via German.. Bingapore on the Bh October, and is
The Book is printed from Now Typo Taich expected here on the 2nd October.
The N.V.K. str. Shizuoka Haru specially reserved for the purpose, and Talen (American Line) left Seattle for this port uniformity in evory arrangement groatly Koshan via ports on the 23rd September, and is facilitates reference. expected here on the 25th Octaber.
Austrian.* Ovricts or COAST AND RIVER STEAMEAS
Besides the amal Alphabetical List of Firms the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED LISTS of TRADES and PROFESSIONS at the larger Commercial Centres.
The
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smellusounSAQQIPHMÖNSUOVOGHNWHOO
VISITORS AT HOWI
HOZGKONG HOTEL,
Mr J. M. Aaron Mr W. Anderson Mr. Antolini Mr A. T. Barborini Capt Barttelot, R.N. Mr E. R. Bataa Dr W. Balsch Mr R. 11. Bushell Mr Thos. C. Brown Mr U. Campbell Mr A. J. Cambridge. Miss D'Almada
Castro
Mater D'Almada
Castro
M&M FX D'Almada e Castro
Mr F. T. Chapple Dr A. I 5. F.
Coleman
Misa Jolly Coloran Mr. G. P. Curry
Lt. Col. & Mrs Cosmo
Gordon
Mr C. H. Davis Mr & Mrs J. Darios Mr J. Dewar MrO. G. Denison Mr & Mrs Dorteano and 2 children
Mi Sophis Diamond Mr & Mr E R.
Douglas
Mr J. Duncan
Mr & Mrs B. C.
Ehrenfels
Mr J. Ehrano, Jr. Capt W. Ehrhardt Mr L. Everett hi3. Foliz ng mà Mr Dengan Fuller
Mr A. Gallotti
Mr & ML H. Gears Mr. L. V. Goldor Dr Gessler
Mr G ∙Gifford
EM.
Mr W. B.B. Gifford De J. M. Gillespie Mr A. G. Gordon
Mr J. Gourgey
Mr F. Gordon Mr V. Goulbour Mr P. O, de Grisogone Mr & Mrs W. A.
Elaanibal
شاره
| Me P. G. Ball
Dr J. O. Ranza
Mr W. T. Harbord
Mr. W. B Hind
Hon MrE. A Honott
CLMA
Mr K. Ingenobl
Mies H Ingenohl Mr & Mrs B. Inner Mr E. S. Kabel Ms M.S. Koshland Mr D. E Kobland Mr A. Kruseman- Mr T, Loeman Mr. A. Lumberlan Mrs Lay Miss Lay Mr E, S. Lalo Mr G, T. Lloyd Mr W. Logan Mr F. II. Lowe: Mr R. C. Matkonski Mr G. Marshall afr. Farobrother
Meson
Mi M. Mathesva Mrs R. T. Mathesor Mrs Goo, Marin Dr O. Marriott
Mr F. A. MacKinteek Mr & Mrs H. L. Mayer Mr B. K. Mehta Mr J. Morocc Mr P. Mayor MrC. Min
Mr A. B. Moulder Mrs J. D. F. Mölder Mr. 3. D. F. Milder Dr C. Mulier
Miss C. O'Leary
Mr J. Ormiston
Mr J. W. Pator
Mr A Peterson
Mr R. de Proville Mr W.J. Pringle Mr & Mrs F. W
Prising
Mr E. B. Ray Mr E. M. Raymond Mr J. Raymond
Mr O. H. Raven Mr B. Raworth. Miss E. Reor
Misa A. L. B. Riding Miss L. M. Mr B. G. Ro
Biding
Mr & Mrs Batherlark. Mrs Sobenk
Mr M. A. Salser. Mr E. T. singar Mr & Mrs E. E. Smith Miss A Bonare Mrs G, H. Swift Mr G. Voight
G. Wal Bos
Capt Walker MT A. Wort Mr F. W. Whits" Mr G. G. Wood
King Döward. Hötül
Mr F. J. Cargill Mr H Olögg Dr F. X. Costello
Mr W. Donaldson
Mrs Foy Mr & Mr
Mollugb Mr T. Laokooki Mr J. Joziph Mr & Mrs Katewinkel
Capt Keith
Mr & Mis Kraft
Mr & Mrs C. Lanŕíts Mr & Mrs Manners Mr & Mrs J. B
Mody
Mr. P. Nannings E. MA, P. Nobba
Capt & Mrs Passmore Mr M. Roos Mr P. B. Howley Mr H. B. Spurge Capt Mr A E.
Stewart and chil dren
Capt & Mrs Gardner
Mr Geo, Grimble Mr & Mrs Lemaire and
child
Mr K. Tamo Mr Walker
Mr H. I Westphal. Mr K. Yamada
Austrian. United States.
Shanghai....
99.98
Siamieso
Italian.
Japaneso
United States.
Sharp
Peak
7n. 29.
Italion,
Ашоу
6293
Swatow
29.80 77
Taiboka
529.86
2974
NE
Mr M. F. Murray
Pescadores Canton ..... Hongkong
G
Gap Rook......
Mono Wachowiad Boibow
9 a: 30.05
Pauliea Toursse......
5
75
NNE
GRAND
29.61
C. St. James but Aparri
29,87
Mr & Mrs Allan
29.63
NW
31
Mr. Amintedt
129.66
Mr W. E. Bird
Legaspi
Iloilo
Caba pa Labuan
₤29.66
Bacolod
929&7 01.
ax
Dr Kept
S
129.63-85
The Swedish East Astatic Co.'s str. St. SAGINE RICKMERS, Dutch str., 573, B. Y. Delena left Port Baid on the 8th October
Jag, 13th October-Haiphong 11tb and is expected to arrive here on the 3rd Ober, Bulk Oil-Asiatic Petroleum November amb Maru (Amer ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS Pakho
The N.Y.K. 06. SANURI MARU, Japancze str 3,789, Tan Line) left Seattle for this port via contains the names of over
20,000 FO
FOREIGNERS, Noma 12th October-Japan 7th Octo- ports on the 7th October, and is expected ber, Flour and General.-Nippon here on the 9th November Yusen Kaisha.
that they have a supreme contempt for SKLIN, Norwegian str., 866, D. 8 Hor from United Kingdom on the 13th Septera Surnames, in strictly Alphabetical Order Manila
The country whose hospitality-such as it
is they are now enjoying.
Ruuvard Kipling Could
convert me to Imperialism said an. Ingian student to me recently-one who by his rare charm and geniality has made himself a very popular figure in the University (he is, by the way, destined for the Indian Civil Service). Another said: have been in England four. years. Besides other things, I have learnt The English language, Sooner or later, all Indians will have learat it slowly unifying India. We are grateful for it, for we recognise it to be flie instrument with which we shall ultimately drive you out of our country."
It is
Is this natural or not? Anyhow, theso are the opiniona, the men; that are being taken back to India year by year, invested with all the authority and glamour of a University tradition.
brinder, 13th October Bangkok Bth October, Hice.-Chinese.
SIKIANG, French str. 615, J. Pauior,
7th October--Haiphong 4th October, General. Messageries Maritimes. TrGONIA, Dutch str., 1,070, Groendyk, lat
October-Palembing 24th September, Bulk Oil.-Asiatic Petroleum Co. TRIUMFE, German str. 783, Langschweger,
7th October-Holbow 0th October, General-Jebsen & Co. YURNSANO, British str., 1.129, E. W.
Schenk, 14th October-Manila 11th October, General-Jardine, Matheson,
& Co.
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Speaking for myself, my acquaintanes. with Eastern students has beers of tho But no amount of pleasantest kind. Bentiment, or superficial cordiality, even in Oxford, can bridge the great gulfs batween the motley groups collected there.
Let us CHILDREN Let us do two things at once. fave some reform which shall make Oxford for the English, instead of a meeting place for a cosmopolitan crowd that has no inherent unity nor apparent aim, and at the same timo destroy for good a nursery of privy conspiracy and rebellion.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS
The O.P.R. Empress of Asia left Kobe on 14th October, at 2 p., and was due to arrive at Yokohama on 15th October, at
3 p.m.
The str. Jap from Kobe, left Moji on the 15th October, L., and may be expected here on or about the 20th Octo her, am
The UP.R. str. Monteagle left Yoko bama on the 19th October, ar-6 v.m.
The str. Sumbia left Eingapore on the and may be 15th Octcher at noon, exported here on or about 21st October.,
a.m
The cargo of Raw Silk shipped on board the M.M, str. Chili, which left this port on the 26th August, was delivered at New York on the 11th October, ... 45 daya only.
The cargo of Raw Silk shipped on board the cr. Australien, which left this report on the 8th September, was delivered a In the 10th October.
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consist of the following
CoroURRD PLATE OF FLAGS OF FOREIGN HONGS.
31AY OF THE FAR EAST.
PLAN OF KOBE AND "EYOGO..
PLAN OF YOKOLADIA
PLAX FOREIGN SETTLEMENTS, TIENTUIN. PLAN OF TINGA (KA)
PLAN OB FOREIGN CONOZABION, SHANGHAL-
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Banomeran, reduced to 12 degruos Fahrenheit, on the level of the sau in inahes, tenths and hundredths,
IMPERATES.
discree in the shade, in Fahrenheit.ANAS
- HUMIDITY, is percentage of maturation, the humidity of sir'estrated with moisture being 200.
4 Disction or WIND, to two points 5.FORCE OF Word, seciling to Beaufort Seals, 5 STATE OF WRATH, b blas sky, a detached cload, & drissling rain, t fog, gloomy, b hall lightning, o rerunst, p passing showere, a squall, 27ain, a know, & thunder, w visibility, w daw (wet)
7 Rapin.chte, tonths and hundrediks
HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL.
REGISTER
Hongkong Observatory, October 15th
Previous On Dato On Dala
Day
Bt
Barometer Temperature Hamidity Wind Direction... Force Weather....
Eain
Mr & Mrs AB. Craw
Mr Feason
Mrs Forsyth
Mr O Freese
Mr Franck
Mra Fredenball
Mr & Mrs Flancock -
Mits Harwood Mr Høyler
Mr C.G. King
HOTEL.
Capt J. S. Lowingto Mr F, Lorria
Misa Nowhaven Mr Morih
Capt Pollard
Miss Pools
Mr Rayne Miss Reilly BLA
Sayes
Mis Saunders Mrs Smith Mr Stockwath Mr. C. WatamESALE
PRAK HOTEL
Liant Aroher, R&M.U.Major General Kelly Mr & Mrs W. Arm Mr & MrE. H
Kranss strong
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(From 15th to 22 & Ostobar, 1913.
HIGH WATER
b'kong.
Tume
Height
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H'kang.
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5.4.
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Height.
Capt Clarke
Major Davy Mr. Dizou Mr&Mrs Dobbes
Miss Breary Mr GA. Dutton Mr B H. Ellis Mr & Mre A. Gibson Mr. T, Gordon Lt. Col. Gordon Hall
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Miss Banocok
Mr Laüder
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Dr Macfarlane Maj. & Mrs MoMan
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Mr Ober
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Mr Powoli
Lt.Col Radcliffe, B.3. Mr & Mrs T. Packer
Rees
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& Mrs G, E. Stewart and chil
Capt & Mra Stericker
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Mr P. A. Hazeland
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