Telegrams.
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH"
SERVICE.
MACAO'S DELIMITATION. VICEROY CHANG'S-MEMORIAL.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY JULY 27, 1979
HONGKONG WATER POLO
SHIELD COMPETITION.:
FOURTH AQUND,
LUSITANO RECREATION CLUB vs. 88TH CO.
R.G.A
The Lusitano's dil not have as easy a win yesterday afternoon as was anticipated, when they met the 88th Coy, R.G.A., the latter play- ing a very stubborn defensive game through. out. The former scored 4 goals to nil in the art half and added soothera to their credit in the cood spell, the total score standing at 6 to all against the Artillerymen at the call of lime.
The Artillerymes hare, improved well, and should show up batter in · subsequent matches towards the end of the Shield Competition.
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[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]
Peking, 26th July. In a memorial to the Central Government, H.E Chang Jen-chun, Viceroy of Canton, enumerates the difficulties there exist in the way of carrying on intercourse will foreign
The Teams were as follows:-- org in the Two Kwang Provinces.
L. R. C. :-A, J. V. Ribeiro, J. v. C. Lopes, The Viceroy also states that the, da Roza, C. A. C. Rodrigues, C. M. S. question of the delimitation of the Alves, E. M. O. Remedios and R. Carvalho. boundaries of Macao will be amicably settled, as H.E. Ko Erh Ch'ien, the Special Commissioner, has had experience in conducting negotia- tions with foreigners.
88th Co. R. G. -Thom is, West. De benham, Soow, MacArthur, Hardy and Beattie,
VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB DI CORINTHIAN
HONGKONO GARDENS.
SUPERINTENDENT'S REPORT.
.:
The report for the year god by the superin tendent of the Botanical and Forestry Depart. meat (Mr. S. T. Dann) bas been issued. We make the following excerpts from the contents of the comprehensive blue-book which will prove interesting :-
BOTANIC GARDENS.
The year was marked by the flowering of two treas which formed important additions to the decorative plants of the Gardens. One of these was. Primus. Ungert which flowered pro- fusely, in the middle of January. This tree, which came originally from japan, is deciduous and has pretty drooplog pink flowers which appear before the leaves, The other treo, Pax; tannia Beriunet, also flowers before the leaves appear. The flowers are sweetly scealed, while and mauve in colour and akdut 4 inches long The tree forms a charming picture when infu!! flower. The seeds from which this specimen was raised were obtained by Mr. Murray Scot from Mr. Greiter on the North River and very kladly presented by him to the Botanic Gardens in May, 1995.
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GOVERNMENT HOUSE GROUNDS. Many of the large trees in the Immediate neighbourhood of the honse were badly damag- ed or destroyed 1, with special 'regret must be recorded the suapping off at a few fast from the ground of the fine Poinciana (Flame of the Fores) on the west of the house and the dis- figurement of one of the great barians at the
entrance..
COLONIAL CEMETERY.
200 of the large trees which made the beauty of this cemetery justly famous were broken shot off by the winds and killed..
BANKS..
The majority of the large pine trees, which added so much to the picturesque appearance of the main entrance of Government House, were killed.
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STREET TREES.
The litter of
To-day's Advertisements.
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
THE ORDINARY
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LIMITED.
JALF-YEARLY MEETING of SHAREHOLI EKS will be held in the offices of the Company Queen's Choice Australian Buildings, Connaught Road, on MONDAY, 23rd August, 1909, at ta e'clock Noon, for the purpose of receiving the report of the Directors and the Statement of Accounts to the 30th June, 1999.
TRANSFER BOOKS of Company
will be CLOSED from the 4th to the 23rd August, both days inclusive.
By Order of the Board of Directors,'
GEO. A CALDWELL, Acting Secretary, Hongkong, 27th july, 1900"
BANK HOLIDAY,
1559
RABBITS
75 cents each HARES
$1.50 each.
Hongkong, 17th July, 1909.
The large banians bordering the roads, especially tu the central district, received unprecedented punishment. branches was in some place, a dease
took about 100 men with uxes and saws from tangle 12 feet deep filling the whole road, IN accordance with Ordinance No. 6 al 1875, the EXCHANGE BANKS will be daylight until 21 o'clock on the morning follow- BUSINESS OR MINDAY, 2nd August (First PILSENER
CLOSED for the Transaction of PUBLIC
ing the typhoon" to clear narrow passages for Monday in August). traffic in some of the principal thoroughfares. Even with the co-operation of the Sanitary De- partment it was more than a week before all the the flowering of Oraithogalum, bulbs of which debris was removed from the streets. It was were sent through the kindness of our frequent not possible to save more than a small propor benefacior, Mr. Wallace, of Amoy, Lycoriation of it for sale and recourse had to be taken He (the Viceroy) holds theropin-above-teams_will_lake_place_al_te_V.R.Carta which bad been planted in masses in
to the unusual expedient of issuing general permission through the Police for anyone to take away what they wished for fuel. The smaller twigs and leaves which were of no usa BS fuel, and were therefore left on the roads, were collected into heaps and burned.
ion that, the conduct of the nego tiations being in H.E. Ko's hunds, there need be no apprehension of the loss of China's sovereign rights.
YACHT CLUB.
On Friday next; the seik istiot, at 6 p.m. the match of the season in the Hongkong Water Polo Shield Competition between the
eeclosure, and a good exhibition of Water Polo will then be seen, as both teams comprise the best swimmers in the Colony and nearly all the contestants have played this interesting game for years and know the game thoroughly. The of the CY.C. are the present bolders Shield, having won it last year by one
goal to oil against the V.R.C. alter o draw, and no dub: they will make every
ffort to retain the trophy, whilst the V.R.C. re-
In the memorial Viceroy Chang points out also what steps should be taken to deal with the evil of gumb.presentatives are determined to avenge their ling in the Province of Kwang- tung
An Imperial Decree has been issued approving of His Excellency Chang Jen-chun's recommendations,
CHANG CHIN-TUNG.
STILL INDISPOSED.
By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."
Peking, 26th July,
Grand Councillor Chang Chih tung is on sick leave.
In all matters of importance, how over, the Prince Regent delegates an officer to consult him...
defeat of last year. An excellent game is sure to result, seeing that both teams are so full of dele mination. We trust that those responsible for the arrangements will see that more ac commodation is provided this year, as many had to be turned away last year on account lack of room. The following will represent the contesting teams;-
of
V. R. C.-L. E. Lim nert (Capt.), A. H. Caroli, A. E. Alvet, A. V. Barros, F. K. Tata, J. M. Razi Pereira, and P. M. Remedios,
C. Y. C.-R. C. Witchell (Cap), G. Wit chell, Cumphreys, C. J. Cooke, J. Forbes, O. R. Chuoyut, and W. Wilson.
With but one exception in each team, both Clubs are again being represented by last year's
players. H. C. Sayer, of the V. R. C, is away Japan at present and his place has been filled by F. R. Fata, whilst E. Humphreys vacancy in the C. V. C. team has been taken up by W.
Wilson.
ROYAL ENGINEERS PA DUFFS...
This match has not yet been defiantly fixed, GRAND COUNCILLOR LUK but we understand will take place next Friday, at 5.30 pm, and is sure to be interesting, as both of those Military teams are well ipitiated In the game.
IN A CRITICAL CONDITION.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Fu,"}
Peking, 26th July.
Grand Councillor Luk Chin-Jum is suffering from an abdominal pain and is in a critical condition:
TUNGKUANSHAN CON- CESSION.
INDEMNITY CLAIMED.
{By courtesy of the "Sheung Po?]
Peking, 26th July. Sir Jolm Lister Kaye has demand- ed compensation of over £100,000 for the Tungkuanshan Mining Con cession.
BAMBOO ROPBS.
LOCAL ASSISTANCE REQUESTED.
Among the items contained in the annual report of the Superintendent of the Botanical and Forestry Department are some interesting
details in connection with botanical products, from which, we call the following lines:-
Some, good series of bambas ropes, both plaited and twisted, were secured through the kindness of Mr. Playfair and Mr. Higgs of H. M. Consulate, Foochow; and of Mr. Currie, of the C.1.M. Customs al Swatow, and were sont to the Imperial Institute and to Kew..
With a view jo placing the botanical re- sources of this Department as far as possible at the service of the mercantile community of Hongkong His Excellency has requested me to collect all possible information upon the vegetable products of this neighbourhood or for The Waiwupu is prepared to com- which Hongkong is an emporium. This in formation is to refer chiefly to the raw or partly promise the claim; but the repre-manufactured products exported from China sentatives of Anhui Province are op- and to include the locality of their production, quantity available, country to which exported, posed to any settlement.
price at port of export and in the markets to which they eventually go,
PRINCE CHEN.
ASSISTING THE REGENT.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Pe."]
Paking; 26th July.. Prince Chen is a daily visitor to the Palace where he assists the Prince Regent in reading over and com- menting on all memorials received.
BATHING FATALIZY,
Another feature of the year's gardening was.
several parts of the lawz's was very effective to
October.
The daily rainfall in the Gardens is stated in Table 1.
The zoological collection was increased by the presentation by Capt Mathias, of the 5.9. Kat Fong, of two small deer. It was especially satisfactory to obtain these, lat deer thrive well under the conditions of the Gardens and is theve particular animals had been mide pris of on the ship and were accustomed to captivity.
weather.
The flower show was held as usual in the Gardens towards the end of February and pro- duced some of the finest exhibits that have yet been seen in the Colony. The roses were especially good. The attendance was un. fortunately small in consequence of the bad As, after exhaustive researches in London and other collections, it cannot be discovered that the large Aswered Bashinda of our Gar dens has been previously noticed by botanicis, a description has been published in the Journal of Botany (1908, 325). The tree is there named' Banksia Blade na after Sir Henry and Lady Blake.
BIRDS.
lo last year's Aucual Report extracts were
PINE PLANTATIONS.
In contrast to the great havoc produced among the shade trees is the curious fact that the plantations outside Victoria suffered life; only 2,000 pine.tress "blown down by the wind have to far been found and sold.
HERBARIUM.
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
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The new species from the Fokien collection THE Steamship of igos were published during the year in a paper by the Superintendent in the Journal of having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby LIGHT AND the Lingeza Society. A collection of plants informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being from the Salwen Valley made by Mr. Forrest, landed and stored at their risk into the of the Edinburgh Botanic Gardens, was pur- hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns of chased. No specimens from this region pre- the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Go. vinusly existed in the collection and it there-down Company, limited, Kowloop, whence forefills a gap in our series of Chinese plants. delivery may be obtained. The only collections made by members of the Department were one made in Northern For- mosa and one in the mountains round Hakone Lake in Japan by the Superintendent. A large number of local specimens were presented by
Mr. Gibbs.
tinued his work upon the local feras and has
Fleet-Surgeon C G. Matthew, R., has con
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain. ing undelivered after the 2nd of August, will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are examined on the 2nd of August, at 9.30 A.M. to be left in the Godowns, where they will be
REFRESHING
SUMMER
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OBTAINABLE AT------
Messrs. CALDBECK MCGREGOR & CO.
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H, PRICE & Co.
All claims must reach us before the 6th- printed from letters from Mr. Kershaw of
of August, 1909, or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be affected. Macao written in answer to inquiries from the
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the published the results as "Notes on the forms of Hongkong Government as to the best means Hengkong and the adjacent maioland", a
undersigned, of encouraging the increase of singing birds in most valuable contribution to the botanical
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD,
the Island, Mr.Kershaw's advice to endeavour
MELCHERS & Co., to keep down the magpies which are the prin of China have indeed during the year received literature of the Colony. The ferns of this part
General Agents. Hongkong, 17th July, 1009: cipal enemies of all small birds has been can unprecedented amount of attention, for Mr, ergitically followed during the year under re- Copeland recently published an account of the
"INDRA" LINE, LIMITED. port. During the 6 months coding in March, feros of Southern China in the Philippine
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES, 1908, the Pelice alone accounted for 679 mag- Journal of Science, dealing especially with those FROM NEW YORK VIA SUEZ CANAL pies shot in various parts of Hongkong and
collected by Dr. Matthew. on the Lies Cha Kowloon (with an, expenditure of only 750
Rivar, by myself on the Mis River in Fokies"HE. Company's Steamship cartridges); the total, for the your under report Province and, by Mr. Kemp's collectors in was 594. "
the neighbourhood of Swalow. In addition
indebted to Dr. Matthew for the time and to the above publication the Department is trouble that he has expended in furnishing notes on the specimens of ferns already placed by him in the Heibalium,
MOUNTAIN LODGE GROUNDS..
The tennis ground was pully returfed and some other repairs which were necessary were carried out ou the paths.
· BLAKE GARDEN,
A welcome change was introduced by the provision of a fence and gates enabling the Garden to be closed after dusk and rendering it secure against damage by mischievous visitors during the night. The filling up. of the banks with Rhododendrons and other flowering plants was coatinged. Some te uting was done but hardly had the lawns and slopes been put into. good order. bo fore it was discovered that a large proportion
A considerable amount of time was spent during the year in collecting and investigating the plant products used commercially in Hong- kong whether of local or other origin. Most of them are well known Chinese drugs. Each was as far as possible identified botanically and specimeats with distinctive numbers preserved in the Herbarium, pending their investigation by the medical and other departmesin con- cerned.
The list thus prepared has been subjected to exhaustive examination by Dr. Ho Kai; the Government has indeed been exceedingly fortunate in securing his co-operation, for pro bably by no one but himself could so much interesting information upon the subject have been collected from Chinese sources..
of the grass was undermined by cockchafer grubs. The usual means of dealing with turf. pests were useless: the only effectual remedy was proved to be collecting the insects by band. But before this could be completed extensive
Captain Hodgins, of the S.S. Dalyang, bai once more to be thanked for the various speci- damage bad been done, and the returfing of a large proportion of the Garden will be peces meas of scientific and economic interest which sary. An inscribed stone was set up near the he has collected at his ports of call and present- summer house according to the Chiness customed to the Department bearing the names of those who subscribed to its construction..
ROCKERIES.
The side rockeries in Glessaly were altered and put into good order, while the island rock-
The director of the Imperial Institute of Lon don has already on several occasions used the wide resources of his establishment for they which formed ao, obstacle to chair traffic investigation of vegetable products in which Hongkong is interested as has been recorded on several occasions in these annual reports, His aid would certainly be sought in certain puts of these commercial investigations and the additional details so obtained as well as others obtainable through fficial sources would perb ps be of sufficient use to firms interested
in the trade of the Colony to enable them to
take up new products or at any rate to handle 'some of the older ones to great advantage,
The chief subjects of correspondence with COOLIE DROWNED IN THE SAMCHUN RIVER. the Institute during the last year have b.en oils and oil seeds, bamboo producis and Chinese
was altogether removed. The decoration of the large slope opposite the Hongkong & Shanghai Bank was continued according to the pre-arranged annual plan. A large number of Rhododendrons which were among the shrubs added this year should form a fine mass of colour when fully developed.
TAL PO GARDEN, Some planting was carried out around the new Land Office Quarters when first built; dar ing this year a small sum was expended in clean. ing up the ground and cutting away the under. growth which impeded the development of trees,
THE TYPHOON,
The typhoon of the 27th and 8th of July
The usual list of the year's additions to our
"INDRAPURA "
are being landed and placed at their risk in having arrived from the above Forts, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's hazardous and/or extra hazardous Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the goods are
landed.
Goods not cleared by the 3rd 'prox, at to A.M., will be subject to rent.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever.
Godowns, where they will be examined st All damaged packages must be left in the 9.30 AM. nn 3rd prox. No Claims will ba admitted after" delivery of Goods have been effected to Consignees, and same must be presented within ten days of steamer's, arrival here otherwise they will not be recognized,
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co, Ltd,
Agent Hongkong, 27th July, 1909.
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COMPANY, LIMITED. FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE
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S. S. "CHINAS
BIC BULLION SHIPMENTS,
of Banker Hill, with flags and banting, like her Gaily decorated in honour of the anniversary follow-liner, Monchuria, which lay opposite ber of pier 44, the Pacific Mail liner China left pier 42 at 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon for Hong- kong, via Honolulu and Yokohams, reports the San Francisco Chronicle of 181k uli,
The bright and clean appearance of the British-built vessel was much commented upon by the passengers, who wers to travel by the China, and their friends, who attended at the wharf to bid them adieu.
Over 100 first-cabin passengers lali by the steamer, almost all the available cabin space baing fully occupied. The large number travel- Ga is one of the vessels assigned to deal ing was partly accounted for by the fact that the with the intermediate traffic.
Among the three extra pariengers who will join the China at Honolulu is Miss Ada Ceck
"KUTSANG,"
baving arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside,
Cargo, impeding the discharge or remaining on board after 4 P.M., the 29th inst.,, will be landed at Consignee's risk and expense. No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LD,
General Managers.
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THE OFFICE OF TRUSTEE, EXECUTOR OF WILLS, ATTORNEY, &c., Undertaken and Executed.
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.,
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TIME TABLE
WEEK DAYI.
7.30 1.m. to 10.00 am. .....Every 10 minutes 10:00 1.3, 10 £5.00 LM, ...Every 15 minutes 17.30 am to 12.45 p.m. .....Every 15 mļuntos 13.45 p.m.10 1.15 p.m. ...Every zo minntoù, 1.13 p.m. to 1.45 pan. ...Every 15 minutes 4.43 pm to. arƒ pm. .....Every 10 minutes. #.15 pm to 3.00.p.m....Every 15 minutos. 1.30 p.m. to 500 μm. .....Evary rj minutes, 5.00 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. .....Every zö minutas,
NIGHT DANS.
'LIDNAPPED BY BRIGANDS.
INDIGNATION AT GOVERNMENT'S APATHY. HANOI'S VIGOROUS PROTEST, Full reports of the meeting held at Hanoi to show public indignation at the kidoapping fiery speeches delivered denouncing the weak- of M. Voisin by brigands, call 'ättention to the Another bathing fatality is reported as bav-medicines (collected in cooccclion with the 10-probably did more damage to the trees and quest of the British Pharmacorreia Commit- other Government properly under the charge of
kneed policy of the Government in seeking to see). The following vegetable products bave this departmen: than any previously on record,
capture the outlaws instead of shooting them 545 pm and 9 pm at pm to 11.15 pm, been selected for preliminary investigation as
The damage may be summarised as fol.roft, sister of Freight and Passenger Agent L. down as enemies of society. The speakers know being among those of most importance to this
F. Cockroft of the Oceanic Steamship Company that they run the risk ofarrest; but, nevertheless Miss Cockroft will proceed by the Chins as far fearlessly held up to scom, amid applause, both Colony: -China root, galangul, abatiles fibre,
ai Yokohama for a pleasure trip. ramie, apricot keresis and melon seeds.
log occurred in the Samchun river, the victim In this case being a contractor's coulia named Li Loung. The tragedy was reported to the police by a Customs house officer.
The British armoured cruiser Invincible made a world's record for fast steaming on the eight
lows:-
BUILDINGS.
The roofs were blown off 4 of the plant houtes: the end of one of the hot houses was blown in and many matsheds in the outlying forestry stations were demolished. BOTANIC GARDENS.
It would appear that on Sunday afternoon last the coolie, feeling very warm, walked down to the beach opposite the Costoms Houso and, divesting himself of his cloth ing, entered the water. He was seen to paddle about for a while and then 10 proceed hours' full-speed trial' of the home fleet on fer further oul into the river. Cries of "save life" way back from Queensferry to the home perts The majority of the big trees were so severe were next heard, and the Customs house man, recently. The Invincible averaged twenty-nightly damaged that it will be many years before whose name was not given, went to the unknots for the entire trip-A speed far is excess they regain their oroamental appearance white fstraate man's rescue, but before he could of anything hitherto recorded for a ship of her many were blown down and killed. reach the spot to render the necessary Autin. ↑ size in a similar period--and for a short time
BLAKE GARDEN. tance, the coolic saok for the last time.
she worked up to twenty-pins knots. The next `Six of the banings were blown down, ons of Li Leung, who was about twenty-five years best performance was that of the armoured them being carried into a neighbouring street of age, must have gone beyond his depth, and cruiser Drake, which averaged iwenty-four and the remainder were subsequently raised and 'could not retum. His body has not yet boona balf-knots, the Dreadnought-being third with.....saved. Most of the young trees planted during recovered-cot up tatkutime of writing, just over twenty-oné kuşti,
the last 3 yours were destroyed,
-
Seventeen Japanova who had illegally entered the governor-general and the minister for the the United States from Mexico ware deported colonies. The startled authorities called out on the Chino,
One of the main items which the liner is who attended the meeting would make their the troops and police, as they feared that these carrying to the Orient is $1,000,000 gold, which
is being taken for the Japanese Government way to Government House and mob the govara and will be delivered at Yokohams. She also nor-general. The brigands are commanded-by had as board $500,000 in silver for banks at De-Tham, a redoubtable chieftain. At the date of last advices the troops were afraid to move Canton, Hongkong and Shanghai
The freight taken by the liner was light mod amoupled to about 2,000 tons. It included an against the outlaws in case the latter should anusually large shipment of lead for Yokohama, decapitate the captives. De-Them will only. Kobe, Shangbai and Hongkong, the total being.surrender M. Volsin on condition that he and 500 to comclate of the be his men are assigned, territory in which they by the officials of the company to be the largest can dwell under his rule. The band which shipment of its sort that has left this port for many months. Another item in the cargo was carried off the captive is do strong-Stratis Igodd Feat ?[[umber for Chinese consiguvos
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8.00 am to 9.00 km, .....Every 15 mianies, 9.00 am, 19.30 LM. .......Every só minutes.
9:30 am, to zago am...Every 15 minutes, 22.30 am. 10 11,00 kn....Every to minutes. 45 to 12,00 noon... Every 15 milaman, 11.00 Noon to 1.00 pm,.....Evaỷ 10 minutes
1,00 p,m, in 5,00 p.m. ...livery 15 mlanian. 5,40 puun to......6,00 1.06, 0.1Y8xy to mizutas. 6.00 pm to 9.00 pm. ...Every 15 mlantas 7,00 jum. to `8.00 3.m....Kyary to mlauter,
NIGHT CARS us ́on]Week' Days. BLURDAYE
· Katri caru at 3.15 pm, thjo pm, and
OPROIAL CARS by Arriagamant at tha Üçmpany's Omics, ALEXANDRA "BUILDINGS, Des Voeux Road Unctual,
and JOHN D. HUMFERRIS & FON,
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