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TELEGRAMS
(Reuter's.
The Hague Peace Conference.
LONDON, 11th April,
The United States, supported by France, has asked Russia to postpone the Tague conference, to prevent it clashing with the
Pan-American congress at Rio de Janeiro. German Diplomatic Appointment. Baron you Goltz, now at the Peking Legation, has been appointed minister, to Columbia.
The Eruption of Vesuvius. Ottajano is smothered in ashes and the population of 200 has perished.
The volcano resumed activity last night and is now showering sulphur and sand,
Torre del Greco and Turre Annunziata are cut off from Naples. Several correspond- ents who were there were unable to leave.
Later.
The country for miles around. Vesuvius presents pictures of a horrible grey desola- tion; no vestige of green remains and all the
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY
ALLEGED TROUBLE AT SHUN-TAK,
DIFFERENCES BETWEEN CLANSMEN,
It is reported that a Chinese merchant, a native of Shun-tak, who arrived in the Colony yesterday from his home, has been spreading rumours that trouble is brewing in that locality. c is stated to have said that an uprising in Sban-tak is expected during the 4th moon (May), nod that certain person is not killed before that time there is little prospect of the present tension abating, About & fortnight ago some difference of opinion arose between two class in the district, and it terminated in the death of a well-known villager. Since that time many attempts are alleged to have been made to avenge the death in question. A few days ago, the alleged mur deter of the village, despatched letter to the village of his rival and offered to pay 2,000 taels as compensation for the death of their man, pro- | vided no further attempts were made on his own life. The apposing party emphatically refused to receive any "blood money." Just before the departure of the Shun-tak merchant for this port, a party was appointed to take mary measures against the supposed” mur' whether they were successful in the hunting
ENERGETIC VILBROY SHUM.
A POLICY OF IMPROVEMENTS.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
Canton, 13th April, Every little while Viceroy Shum is giving
evidence of his progressiveness. He is evid
earnest in the work bas ently in undertaken. His Test departure is road building. I have frequently called atten. on to the activity shown in matters mi i
well known that the Viceroy tay. it is wants and intends to have an army which will better represent the importance of South China. to wants 24,000 foreigs drilled troops and he intends to have them, any one going out from the East gate of the city will be impressed with the energy displayed in military affairs. Bar- tacks liave been springing up everywhere, The most important tentre seems to be at Yin Lang about five miles from the East gate. Here barracks have been built capable of accomino- daing from six to ten thousand men. At the foot of Lean Dog mountain there is a level piece of ground suitable for a parade ground and, daily drill is carried on. The raw material is worked into shape. There is also a good
towns and villages are more or less buriederer, but no news has been received as to range for ritle practice, a id the men are being some six feet under the ashes, recalling the expedition. The Shootak Magistrate, we are disaster at Pompeii..
The estimates of the total death roll vary condition of longs. between 500 and $20.
The last accounts are and reassuring, and the whole region is under a dense pall.
Vesuvius is invisible, and frequeni hur- ricanes of rain, mised with stones and ashes occur.
GERMAN STATESMAN HERE.
I
VISIT OF THE SECRETARY FOR AGRICULTURE,
informed, is taking no notice of the present
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THE COMING CRICKET SEASON.
The "N, G. Barly News wittes editorially "Somer is murmer in," sing an old port Alcady on our playing fields there is vernal promise of cooking sport. Nature herself is laying a carpet for King Chicket and his de votees to frolic on. That the young man's fancy sometimes turns to other things than love is plan from the attention now being given to preparation for the outdoor games of the warmer weather in which cricket is easily monarch of all. Less than a month from now and bats and balls will once more be in daily requisition, The Senior Club has already held its anual meeting, at which we note there were vaimus points of interest brought forward, notably the question of the engagement of a professional. The Chauman in'ormed the meeting that, though at the moment, not definite had been seulled respecting this very
Baron von Steineberg, ecretary of State for Agricalüre in Germany, arrived in (tangkang His on Thursday, accompanied by his suite. Excellency is on a tour round the world, and is stated that his sole object is health and plea SHIG If anything meets his eye which in his optaton should be applied to the German colonies then, of cour e, he will make a note of it. But the primary intention is to see the world and enjoy, lic. Barun you Stemeberg is a well-known figure in the German Reichstag, desirable addrion to the Club's attractions, His experience of pariamentary alluts dates the matter had not been shelved. There can back to the days when Pance Bismarck-the, no two opinions respecting the advantage man of blood and'tton-was at the height of that would accrae to Shanghai cricket were a his glory, whe, he was at the zenith of his professional of the night sort to be imported, but it is of the first importance both for power, when he was hot merely the man be. hind the thruan but practically the thune itself, tie Club and for the The Baton was on the best of terms with the fierce old fire-eater and held a post in his Government. For several years the Baron has been secretary of State for Agriculture, and all though that is a post which does not bring hi
man himself that
he should be such a one as would be alde to 'impact instigation and at the same me stand Granly against the temptations that would infallibly fall to his lot in such a place as this. In the first place, he should
taught to shoot. The road connecting these barracks with the eny, while good as roads in China go, is narrow. The Viceroy has deter mined to have a road suxable for the require. attents of his new and growing army. He has issued viders for a wide modern road to he costracted. The survey has been made, and the line staked out and work will be begun immediately. The road will he between fteen and twenty feet wide and about five miles long. 1 know of no ather roud about Canton. Narrow winding foot paths every where but there is nothing that should be digni- fied by the name of road. It is to be hoped that this is lani the first of many gond roids soon to be built around Canton.
"SINGAPORE SCHEMES.
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Recently we wrote under the caption "Sin- sapore Schemes," a criticism of the proposal to improve the harbour of that port at a cost of
pounds sterling. In quoting that udvarak, "the something like one and a quarter lion Rustern Daily Mail says: Und, the starve heading, the Hongkong Telegraph' expresses,
in a conservative way, the opinion which pre- vails among a majority of the Imsiness men of this Colony in regard to our proposed harbour The an. swer of Government to the argumant of the works and other ambitious schiemies.
Telegraph.leader writer would doubtless be that Hongkong naturally objects to the im. meuse development of the part.of Singapore which is now proposed, but this reply would endorsement which the views expressed in the ist certainly fail to account, for the hearty leader, which we quote herewith ru extras,
APRIL 14, 1906.
BOXER RISING IN HUNAN.
THREATS TO. EXTERMINATE ·FOREIGNERS.
[From Our Corrispondent.]
Canton, 13th April.
Native papers report that a few days ago a
To-day's Advertisements.
PHILIPPINE COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE OF MEETING."
Entimations.
THE
large body of Boxers, numbering fully 7,000, NOTICE is hereby given that an EXTRA: ROBINSON PIANO
gathered at a place called Sai-ping in Hunan, hoisting a banner on which were inscribed the characters "Free China and exterminate the foreigner Viceroy Chang Chih-tung of the Liang Du provinces at once despatched a body of troops comprising 2, 00 infantry, 500 cavalry and two batteries of artillery by the Lu-Han railway to the scene, and soon dispersed the Boxers.
THEATRE BLOWN DOWN.
The day before yesterday there was a heavy thunderstorm in the Samui district and during a violent squall a theatre was blown down and a sinali fort was damaged.
HONGKONG SPORTSMEN DISAPPOINTED. Football and hockey teams arrived from Hongkong this morning to play off the return" matches against Canton, but the rainy weather will probably prevent the games from being played.
SINGAPORE AND IS SANITATION.
备
RR. A. COOPER, C. M.G., NAMED AS A
"MEMBER OF THE COMMISSION,
The following from a Colombo paper,
would appear is be the result of some inquiries made of Dr. Middleton, when he passed through on leave homeward the other day-
The death-rate of Singapore is rising, and the Governor, Sir John Anderson, has been keenly interested in seeking for a remedy. The death- rale reaches 42 per 1,000; but it is admitted; the census figures are defective, so that the exact percentage is unknown.
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It was at first proposed to appoint a Com mittee, and then a Commission; and finally it was decided to have a Commission of outside experts.
For different reasons was found that the Medical Officers of Bombay and Calcutta were not available, but in Singapore a few days ago it was stated, on what seemed reliable authority, that Pro- fessor Simpson, of King's College, London, and the ilus. Mr. F. A. Cooper, our Director of Public Works; were to be the members of the Coinmission. Na confirmation of this in- formation is yet to hand, and the rumour has not appeared in the Singapore papers; but the gentlemen named would be excellent men for the work.
inta.prominence in the outer world his ability/ be hoquestionably a total abstainer, Shanghia wall tucet among the responsible business men South Africa in 1971; and Government Com-
is
highly appreciated
In
his native tand, and personally he is greatly esteem. no longer ed. Baton van Sterneberg 15 a young men and his policy of travelling round
the world in c
commodious passenger sieamers of to-day, in order to recuperate bis beald, might be followed with advantageby many who are content to paddle in the waters wash, ing the Riviera, being aware, probably, of pleasures of a vayage to the "glorious Orient." His Excellency and sute proceeded to Canton last night and will return to Hongkong in time to catch the Manchuria by which they will proceed via Stangvai amil Lapas tavÂmerica.
THE PREHISTORIOS AT "SOČCER,”
I
is a thirsty place in summer, and to a new. comer, especially to one thawn into the call panionship of so many young men under such droathy conditions, the risk of going that easy road to perdition via the bar would be more than ondoiartly great. Then something would have to be found for the new man to do during Endless suggestions could be the winter. made to meet this difficulty, and the Committee have doubtless before them various methods of meeting the requirements. There seems to be no reason why a professional should not divide
me between the two main clubs,
of Singapore." It is satisfactory to learn that our views are substantially endorsed by the business commnunny of Singapore and the zu qurque of the Government of that Calny may disregarded by those who are interested in
the welfare of that post.
UNFORTUNATE AMERICANS.
ANOTHER MAGNATE IN A JAPANESE PRACAS.
Mr. W. J. K. Simpson has been Professor of Hygiene in King's College since 1893, and is editor of the Journal of Tropical Medicine and lecturer at the School of Tropical Medicine.
io 1899; Member of the Government Commis. he was Medical Officer of Calcutta from 1886
sion to inquire in a dysentery and enteric in
missioner to inquire into the causes and con- tinuance of plague in Hongkong in rooz. Mr. Cooper has had valuable experience in Hong- kong and in Colombo; and probably is already acquainted with Professor Simpson. No con- firmation is obtainable, however, as Mr. Cooper is away on tour.
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The drainage of Singapore is, surface drain- age, and the city is very flat, so that improv ments would be costly. The expense may be further increased by proposals to Hausmannize the city, and to separate the large number of American magnates visiting this country, says small houses that are built back to back. Much
of the property is held on lease from the Govern the Kahe therald, appear to be gather unfortu
ment for p9 years, and, as about two-thirds of the Gate in their experiences of Japanese crowds.
perd has in some cases expired it may be pos Like Mr. E. H. Harriman, who was uninsible to reduce the cost of acquiring land by tentionally hustled at Tokio at the uine of the giving the occupiers statutory grants for the disturbances in the capital fast September, Mr. Portions of their properties not required fo this public improvement. The reicam of the every year it is postponed; and, as the Colony, the cuts, and the port are flourishing, there can be no time so fitting as the present for coping vill a growing problem. Should the proposed Commission recommend a definite scheme, however expensive, the Governor and his advisers will have a strong case to lay before the Legislature.
OF
ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING SHAREHOLDERS of the 1'ILIPPINE CO, LIMITED, will be held at the Offices.of the National Bank of China, Queen's Road, Hongkong, on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day of April, 1900, nt. 3.15 PM, when the subjoined Resolution which was passed at an Extraor
inary General Meeting held on the ith day of April, 1926, will be submitted for confirma
ion as a Special Resolution.
RESOLUTION,
That the firni of Messrs. E. S. KADOORIE & Co. be appointed GENERAL MANA- GERS of the Company in the place of Messrs. BENJAMIN, KELLY & POTTS and that Article 50 of the Company's Articles of Association be altered by subststuling the words "E. S. KADOORIE & Co., for the words "Benjamin, Kelly & Potts."
J. F. WRIGHT,
Secretary.
Hongkang, 14th April, 1906.
PUBLIC AUCTION..
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THE Undersigned has received instructions
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON
THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY,
the 19th, 20th and 21st April, 1955, commencing at 230 on Thursday and Friday, and al 11 A.M. og Saturday, at his Sales Rooms, Duddell Street,
A LARGE QUANTITY OF SILVER, IVORY, LACQUER AND SANDALWOOD WARE,
Comprising:-
SILVER TEA SETS, VASES, CUPS, PHOTO FRAMES, HAND MIRRORS, UMBRALLA HANDLES, GOCKTAIL
HAKERS, &c., &c.
IVORY BACKED BRUSHES, TINKET and JEWEL BOXES, PHOTO FRAMES, FANS, CHESSMEN, HAND MIRRORS, &c., &c.
LACQUER TEA and CIGAR BOXES, HANDKERCHIEF. CHESSBOARDS, BONES, FANS, &c. &c., &c.
SANDALWOOD JEWEL and TRIN-. KET BOXES, CHESSBOARDS, PHOTO FRAMES, FANS, ORNAMENTS, &c., &c;
ALSO
A Quantity of SILK EMBROIDERED CLOTH HANDKERCHIEFS, TABLE COVERS and CUSHION COVERS, GRASS TABLE COVERS, TRAY CLOTHS and DOYLIES, &c.
&
PONGEE (Ribbed) SILK GAUZE, SÍĹKS,
AND.
A Quantity of CANTON BLACKWOOD PHOTO FRAMES.
TERMSAS customary..
On view from Wednesday, the 18th April, 1956.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Auctioneer.
Hongkong, 14th April 1906
BEN LINE OF STEAMERS,
FOR LONDON AND ANTWERP.
THE Steamship
“BENVENUE,
[460
Captain Kroble, will be despatched as above, on or about 8th May.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
GIBH, LIVINGSTON & Co., Agents. Hongkong, 14th April, 1908,
[457
FROM HAMBURG, ROTTERDAM, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
The weather clerk was eptirely to blame for days. For the coming year, however, we hear Sthili, the well known New York banker, who santation of the city will become more costlyTHE II. AL. Steamship
Jiere
mab in
The Recreation Club is, if anything, in great- er need of skilled direction than the S. C. C.. many of whose members are old public school boya fuin home, where they had the advintage of tramed superintendence from their early
promise ni nusually good crickets at present in this country, has been coming the sparse attendance that assembled on the
sato purely accidental contact with a Japanese on the humur sound. The Wallaces are Hongkong Football Club ground to winess the
It appears that Mr. agry mood. annual Tomball match of the "Pichistance, still here, as read, as ever to defend a wicket
Schiff was proceeding rom Koza to Atiyann or to take 1. Turubull, we hope, will be in Jack Tar and Tommy Alkaus were but lacking is shirt as me of the most useiul all shita by the ele tre tramway on the 3rd inst., In their attendance and the nutshed was packed. round "preters that Shanghai dus known when the car was attacked by a number of The humour of the prehistorics was great, while for a good sound scare of years; Guilfoyle is the baker and the chimney-sweep created rouss expected to be faster than ever, and Conelly lagers from Sayno who were carrying a no less tricky. When to these are added the portable shrine. The Tramway Company, its of laughter. The "Scotchman," the doctor, his
two Vetches, the awo Milners, Olleritessen, explained, bati been in the habit of making an two ambulance bearers, and the policeman'sed a promising youngster or two, it will be annual contribution toward the celebration of doings during the progress of the "football
sees that the setuor club may have to work the village festival, which falls on Apr 3, but
matches which will in match," and the remedy the ductor gave cut out in the three te
this year the gift had been discontinued. A There there- to winded players, were side-splitting. Of all brobately be arranged.
good deal of focal indignation had been caused course, they won the "silver" shield and mise of good cricket without going
What the Eleven 7. Twenty by this circumstance, and a number of police abrod for it. the "eny," which was inscribed for them before two march on the S. C. C. ground will produce were drafted to the vicinity from the Odawara the match started. The presentation of these in the shage of new blood remains to be seen.
Police Station in anticipation of hostilities. gifts by a lady visitor was very amusing, after The older.pl wyers are so well known that is nunely to refer funker to them. They which the pyhistories were widered to "fall
have always had the double advantage over in and, headed byahe "hand," wached home the S. R. C, of having more players to pick |
from, and for the reason before mentioned, it same wiat belter average of player.
TEA "AMPRESS" LINE.
"A" BRINGS SILVER, BRICKS TO HONGKONG
Iar the hope of the season is that some one or more of the interport matches which felt thigh last year may become certainties dur ing 1906, If we were sure that tongkong would come here, we might accept the pro- posal of the northern club and send a team to Tientsin, or better still to Weihaiwes, to which
The steamship Emprist or Indlu, belonging 4 the C.P. R. line, which arived at Hungkang on Wednesday, brought a record cargo from Van-Tientsin might come. There could then be the couver to the East. Part of her cargo was a shipment of silver bullion in bricks, from Trail, consigned to the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation. There were 38 bricks in the consignment, und each brick was valued
at about $1,000. 1 is remarked in a Van
couver paper that the record cargo carried by contrast to the cargo carred by the Abyssinin
Fortunately, the police were able to prevent any damage being inflicted on the car in which Mr. Schiff was travelling, but iwa of the palice- men were severely injured in the struggle. It may be hoped that the American papers will not magnify this incident into another evidence of Japanese hostility to the people of the United States.
AN ABSURD STORY,
THE AMERICAN MINISTER'S WIFE IN POLITICS.
." DORTMUND," Caplan Wagner,, having arrived from the above Ports, Consigaces of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countersignature by the Undersigned and to take immediate delivery of their goods from alongside.
It is reassuring for Clouds to know that
Optional Cargo will be forwarded unless notice although concealed cases of plague are discover
to the contrary be given before TO-DAY. ed nearly every month, the scourge of India and Hongkong has never broken out in epide-ed into the hazardous and/or extra hazırd
Any Cargn impeding her discharge will be mic form in Singapore. Dr. Middleton, who
ous Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon has been the Medic i Officer of the Municipal-
What and Godown Co., Limited, and stored ay for over a decade, believes that plague is at a public menace within about eight degrees at Consignees' risk and expense. of the equator on either side- distance that. places Ceylon in the safe area. We trust nothing will ever occur to upsel this belief.
COMMERCIAL
CO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.
All Claims must be presented within ten days of the steamer's arrival here after which dale they cannot be recognised..
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining
undelivered after tha zoth instant, will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 20th instant, at 3 P.M.
No Fire Insurance has been effected.
HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE,.
Hongkong Office.
Selling.
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Buying.
The Mainichi's correspondent at the Chinese Bank T.T. capital sends a report, which requires to be
4 months' sight L/C,
.19% prem. ...........100 no1231
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"BARBER" LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
STEAMSHIP "WRAY CASTLE," FROM STRAITS AND NEW YORK.
"ONSIGNEES of Cargo are hereby informed so days' sight Sydney and Melbourne...1/1 3/16 risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd., at Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained
..2015/16 42.2/3 1/16
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trian, ular series similar to those held at Hong. n. Later in the year an effori should be made to get, in addition to a visit from the Cown Coluny, another from United Japan, so that a similar series of matches might be play ed here at Shanghai. We should then have had a season brimfal of interest. What Tien-received with a good many grains of salt, con- Isin can do is quite unknown to us. Some old Shanghai-landers are there who e capacity is cerning an incident which is alleged to have 6 months' sight L/C.
1 months' night Empress Dowager to the wives of the foreign
4 months' wight France......... representatives at Peking, a lew days ago. According to the correspondent's story, Mrs. 6 months' sight Rockhill, the wife of the American Minister,months' sight Germany in the course of conversation with Her Majesty, Bar Silver ....secreter was bold enough to suggest to the Empress Bank of England rate
Sovereign....e
by the Empress of India stands out in marked prelly accurately known, but amongst the army happened at an entertainment given by the 30 inys' sight San Francisco & New York 5 that all Goods are being landed at their
the first vessel which travelled frein Vancouver to the Far East. The Abyssinia's cargo on *that occasion, to quote our contemporary, "con- sisted of three bundles of shingles and a dead Chinaman. She lost for her operators $800,000
men there may be talent which would surprise as, and it is possible that Feking might be able to add a man or two, So little has been heard here of late years respecting the cricket strength af Japan that they too would be equally dark horses if they came over.
that year. Next year there was great talk of which the senior club might well take a leal that she would be wise to hand over the rela
the coming of the Chinese Exclusion Act, and the Abyssinia made up the $800,000 lost and stood some ta the good besider." It is stated that there is plenty more cargo waiting for Empress boats at Vancouver.
A CURIOUS scarf-pin worn by a Liverpool man is a petrified human eye, set in a gold frame. The present owner of this singular proament found it in Peru while he was on an exploring tour in the land of the Incas with a party of scientists
It occurs to us that there is one matter in out of the back of the junior, and that is in extering for the many old stagers whose love of cricket has outlived their lissomneis. For such the S. R. C. provides ample amusement in the shape of lawn bowls, a game as good in its way and far more ancient than crickel. Why should not the S. C. C. do the like? We are inclined to think that a good many of the "non playing" members would appreciate such a new departure, and an additional fillip would d subtless accrue from the inter-club matches which would be sure to follow. Amples pace, ample funds, and ample membershid would
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of Government to the Emperor and devote herself to the care of her health and the enjoy ment of her declining years. It is said that the Empress took the bint in good part, but replied that, owing to the uncatisfactory state of the Emperor's health, she feared that, some time would have to elapse before she could enjoy the repose recommended by Mrs. Rock Patna New". bill. The fatnicht, in commenting on its Benres New correspondent's message, remarks that it is! doubtful if Mrs. Rockhill is, in fact, at Peking. Persian (Faper) jugganum
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No Claims will be admined after the Goods have left the Godowns, and ali Gonds remain. ing undelivered after the zoth instant will be subject to rent.
·OPIUM QUOTATIONS.
All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- To-day's quotations are as follows;---
sented to the Undersigned an or before the Per picut 25th instant, or they will not be recognised. Malwa New ..... .......................................... .. 950/1,000 All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are .. 1,010/1,020 to be left in the Godowns, where they will bo OlderC 1,050/1,070 examined of the 20th instant at 3 P.M.
Per chest
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
DODWELL & Co., LIMITED, Agents. Hongkong, 14th April, 1906,
'n Old..
Old
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872
822
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CO., LD.
NEW PIANOS
$70 CASH
AND 18 PAYMENTS OF $20 EACH
OR $385 CASH.
GREAT STRENGTH AND SUPERIOR
TO ANYTHING IN THE
COLONY
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Bechstein,
Krauss,
Haake,
Hopkinson,
Winkelmann,
ON
CORRESPONDING TERMS.
BABY
ALSO
GRANDS
AND
PIANOLAS.
Hongkong, 4th April, 1906
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