1911-10-24 — Page 3

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1911.

Hughes & Hough,

AUCTIONEERS TO' THE.GQYCANMENT

དང་ ཡིད་

General Auctioneers

...

Share. Coat and-General Brokers."

PROPRIITORS

"To-Ewa-Wag" Cout Storage,

- A.B.C. 4TH & STH EDITIONS.

·AL, TELEGRAPHIC.GODG-

Zatographie Address

"SION HONGKONG

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Underigned have received instrac-

tions to sell by Palijo Auction,

13.

WEDNESDAY,

the 25th October, 1911, at 11 kg, st their.Sales. Rostes, No. 8. Der Væaz Road, corner of Ice HocE STREET,- SUNDRY

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

-Plane Finnch with Reverds, Two 12-Bore Fowling Pieces" by well.

known Engbah makers,

Знос

Two Typewriters.

TERM-A csual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,"

Auctioneers, "Hongkong. October 18, 1911.~

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Cadersigned havu soseired instruc

Tions to sell by Pulite Auction,

WEDNESDAY

the 25th October, 1911, at 11a.m., at their Sales Rooms, Not E, Dey Vatur Road, corner of Ten Iitsoe Strvot, -

A Nemaga ye Valuable

IMPORTED ENGLISH AND

* AUSTRALIAN FOWLS,

Comprising

White Leghorns, Black" "Orpingtoms, White Orpingtons, Silver Inee Wyan- doltes and Black Minorcas,

TERMS:- tists).

HUGHES & HOUGH,

“A uetoniors," Hongkong, October 24, 1911,

R

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1367

THE Undersigned have regoired in true-

tions is well by l'uso Auction,

on

WEDNE DAY,

the 1st Novetubér, 1911, at 10 am, at H. M. NAVAL YARR, — OLD AND SURPLUS, NAVAL

STORES,

Comprising —

Ash Hoist, Vertical and Capstan Eagines, Refrigerating Machine, Hesus, Tarps and Luntugna-Tex+lth-Gil-Trap-and-Metal Electric Cubics, Vices, Switches, Coal Sacks, CAT, Bags, 11 in. circum. Mapila Hawaeri matted, Old India-Rebber, Old Leathers, Carpets, Bedding, Mattings, 013 Boats, Furniture, Ropes, &c., p.

Terms of Sale-As detailed in the Cata logue

HUGHES & HOUGH, By Appointment Auctioneers to the

Admiraly.

Hongkong. October 31, 1911

1305

CHEN KHONG 8 €0. ED.

GENERAL IMPORT &

EXPORT.

CANTON'S LARGE WHOLESALE & RETAIL

STORE:

FURNITURE Draperies, Groceries,

And

Makers. of Jewellery, Lacqueres, Crockery Waro,

Ironmongery Wizo and Spirita.

Intimations..

A Clergyman

Nervous Collapse, Brain Fag,

Neuralgia-

For getting things done, making things ge, the invigorating stimulus of l'hosterine cannot be equalled, says the Rev. A. H. Field. Fully aware that as. clergyman he is being to make sare of the accuracy of his estimation of Phosferine, this gentleman states that, distinct from other cases, he has terified and tested the efficacy of the tonic. "Himself. It was Pliosferine, and Phosferine alone, he says, which raised him From the nervous collapse, remedied the brain-fag and neuralgia, which held down his efforts and arrested his plans over a lengthy period, Since taking Phosferine he is entirely free from pervous distresses, and can put his whole heart and energies into his work; and indeed, such is his activity that he has roused many beipers to his cause. Experience has taught the Rev.,A. H. Field that numbers 'bf people do not realise their languor and half-hearted efforts are due to lack ofurve force, and be-belictes they will, quicker appreciate the efficacy of Phosferine by learning of his own recovery.

Have No Existence Now.

Rev. A. H. Field, 336, Brettenham Road, Walthamstow," writes: "It gives me much pleasure to testify to the beneficial effects of Phosferire in many cases of nervous disorder, where I have advised the use of your topic. Some four years ago I myself had a nervous breakdown, and a friend advised Phosferite. I took his advice, and I speedily found that I had acted wisely, for the neuralgic pains and the mental weariness soon took flight, and I was thoroughly braced up. Recently some members of my church, at my suggestion, tried the remedy, and were quite satisfied with the beneficial results. I have advised its use now for nearly four years, and in no case has it-yet-- proved a failure. When one thinks of the grea: number of so-called Eerve remedies, it is satisfactory to find at least one upon which reliance can be placed. I wish your Phosferine every success. When preaching away, I have noticed Phosferine ads a place in the village homes."

PHOSFERINE

THE GREATEST OF ALL TONICS

Nervatia Debility

Infuenta

Indigestion

Bleeplessnes

A PROVEN REMEDY FOR ́

Neuralgia

Maternity Weakness

Prematuro Decay.

Mantal Exhaustler

Lasaltude

Neuritia

Faintness

Brain-Fag

Bapache.

Rheumation

Headache

Hysteria

and all disorders consequent upon a reduced state of the nervous system)

The Remedy of Kings

Phosfarina has been supplied by Royal Commands

To the Royal Family

1.1.M, the Empress of Russia

H.. the King of Spain

.. the King of Gracco

**www.

The Imperial Family of China H.31. the Quad of Romans

... the Dowager Empress of Russia HRIL. The Grand Buchess of Hessa

And the Principal Royalty and Aristocracy throughout the World. oprietor: Ashton & Parsons. Lid.. La Bolo Saurago. Ludgate Ell, London, Englandi

Price in Great Britain, bottles, 13, 39 and 4. Sold by all Chenwets, Drça, ds. The 9 so contains nearly fetr Limes the 1/1 size.

THE CHINESE ENGINEERING AND

MINING CO., LTD.

KAIPING

COAL

Now well-known throughout the East for

STEAM RAISING, FORGING, STEEL MAKING, SHIPS' BUNKERS

HOUSEHOLD PURPUSES.

KAIPING

COKE

Competes with the best quality English Coke for. FOUNDRY, SMELTING AND HOUSEHOLD PURPOSES,

HIGHEST

FIREBRICKS FIRECLAY, STOCKS ALWAYS ON HAND.

GRADE

OFFICES: QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, HONGKONG.

TEL. ADDRESS: MAISHAN, HONGKONG,

NO. 869,

Foreign Clothes for gentleman inade to TELEPHONE

order by our own tailors,

Large assortiment of Chinese Silk and

Foreign Gods of every description. 4

All goods sold at reasonable Prices.

The Choupest ned Best place in Cartin to

buy Chinese and Foreign Gools.

SUP PAT POO STRƑ.

CANTON

TEL. No. 1406.

Canton, August 1, 1911.

S. HANDA.

JAPANESE MASSAGIST.

Br HAND on ELECTRICITY

2ND FLOOR, 60, QUEEN'S

ROAD M CENTRAL

HONGKONG:

Fear the Old

Post Offico

ongkong, July 21, 101,

978

503

AND

DODWELL & CO., LTD., "Agents, --

ENO'S 'FRUIT SALT

A HOUSEHOLD REMEDY FOR All Functional Derangements of the Liver, Temporary Congestion arising from Aloo- bolla Beverages, Errors in Diet, (Eating or Drinking,) Biliousness, Sick Headache, Giddiness, Oppression or Teeling of Melan choly, Vomiting, Hearthurn, Sourness of the Stormph, or Constipation. It is a Refreshing and Invigorating Beverage, moet invaluable to Trailers, Emigranta, Balors, and Residents in Tropical Climates.

ENYS #FIGHT BALT"nezžile, the Functions of the keys by Natural Means thus the hoor: 11f 10 Liver Bowels, Ekin and

from poisonous.or other- PRISSA ARRASTE, the foundation and grond danger of Qulis, Faser, Worrs, Blood Paliona, An, Thorn is no doubb, the%, whata ii-Nga, toen taken in the variant stages of a dipswit has in innumerable ins anon, tzavented a serican filnom, CAUTION-Ermine the Capsule and reo trat 13 të márkað ENGS FRUIT, SALT,

asharules you Akure the dinoisest form al fatisy-ILLITATION.NE „Przykrad only by TC, ENO, EM,, FRUIT SALT WORKS, Londen, By J., ENO & Pala

sold by Chemists and Bioros everywhere.

THE CHINA MAIL.

him with troops sooner te lator, and the f

able will be ba to, dual with the opposing forces.

longer he can wait quietly hero the botter Want Advertisements

:

LATER.

THE REVOLUTION.

Visit to the Loyalist Camp.

Mr Edwin J. Dingle writing to the Chinu Mu from the Loyalist Camp, Hankow, Locking very pretty na sho glided quietly Oct. 17, mys:The sun shone brilliantly into position in the river the English ing this morning when Emade an carly morning ship, with Vico-Admiral Sir Alfred L. visit to the camping ground of General Winsloo on board, came into port this Chang in the enem opposing the morning, anchoring opposite the British revolutionary, troops" sotie ten miles from Consulato-general. Sir Alfred now takes Hankow. Far away were cents, and cal command of the international forces from the Japanęss Admiral Kawashima. anlating twenty men to a tent I came to the Considerable interest was taken by a conclusion that at konst three thousand large crowd of natives assembled on the were encamped. As I approached the scone British Bund when the Alacrity came in my launch in the grey dawn I might, and rumbar are going the rounds have been ruaning. down the Thames, and soon be reached now that the commander among the Chines that the climax will with the order and spick-and-span, look of the British Sundran in Chinese waters. about everything it needed in great it on the sound, stretch of imagination to believe that ong

The gunbenta

port at the moment aro was on his way to some Home military wiral's thugship histle, Britomart, Wood training ground. Bugles sounded the kirk, Kinkha, Cadmus Nightingale, early enlis, there was a sharp-bustle French :- Deidre. United States Heleen, Villalobos, Elcano, German about the place ax, with camera in hand, 1 Fadorland, Tiger, and ono Japanese was challenged as I appeached the camp, craisor." but when the sentry, knew that I osa -friwng-dind-not-as-a-foe hoat-oncentered inte confidences and bade mà tell him what I know about the enemy. What was stala news to me live days ago was to him quite new, and in exchange I get the better of the bargain..

47

' .༢༽

A PICTURE OF ORDER,

As I looked down the regular tenting ground and quietly took in the situation the arcas developments which the Haph Argy has unde since fast I knew it were trially impressed upon se. Tet

A

PREPAID

VISITORS AT HOTELS

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr and Mrs J. P. Mr and Mrs E D.

61 per inches 3 incorțions. Allor

$2

food

*

i Oxe troak

FOR SALE ITENS

ENNIS and BOUNDARY NETTING out to any size atti Cent par Square

CHINA EXPRESS CO.,

3 Duddoll Street, (opposite Lammert's Ayction Roon). Hongkong, October 21, 1911.

2.

FOR SALE,

1972

Lombard

Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr. Mack

Backbouss

Mr and Mrs A. A.

Balvin

Mrs. G, H, Bätt Mr J. Eaylies MM. Bearer

Mir and Mrs J. T.

Mackenzio

De O. Marriots

Mr S. L. McGather De G. W. McKean Mr J. W. M.WEN

Mrs H A. S. Bloomar Mr J. Morecki Miss E. Booth MW. C. Bunner

Mr J. E. Carter'

Mr W. E. Clarko

Mr P. T. Chilvora

Misa M. Chishola

Prof. and Mrs C. F.

DaJ. 11. Moore

Mrs R, H. Moor

Mrs N. K. Crane Misa Mourn Mr & Mrs S Dellivar Mrs A. A. Moore Mr & Mrs L. Kennard Mias M. Moore

Dnris

Mr. F. MUS

ries

Rs follows:- :-Alacrity, the A4 Ta Modorata Price 40 kores Di LAND. Mr A Dobrowok 'Me and Mrs A. B.

arming or raising pigs or cattle.

A in the Colony saitable for whicken

Apply to

W

Mr. A. Dodge

Dara of Catra Man Of Mr E. C. Edall

Hongkong, August 13, 1011.

OR SALE

toulder Miss M. Myrick ▾ Mr M. A. C. O'Con

hell

Miss N. Dooley

Mr W. C. Driv

Mr E. J. W. Eines

1030

V. d'Oettingon Mr and Ms L.-F.

Dina E. H. Perry.

Mr Ernbat H. Pond

Capt. & Mrs Engledere

Mr and Mrs 3. E. Payne

Fair

Mr H. G. Fisher Miss M. Fletcher

Fliur, Jr.

SMr and Mrs F. W. Mr & Mra B. Folson Mr J. Forrester

YACHT CASTLE PEAK,

Anchors and accessories. On view at

For particulars apply to

Mrs C Freema

Mr Deaman Ful'er

BLOCKING OF, TELEBAS Following the evacuation yesterday of the office by the telegraph operators, there has been a tremendous rush and the lines between bors and Shanghai being down make it necessary to send to Shanghai visCY. C. anchorage. Peking tedious business. At such times. telegraph operators, evon Chinese operator," sza hot immune from indulging in the general tittle tattle which continually goes the rounds. To get messages through at all necessitates constant watching, and upon show signs of feat. This morning a the lightnet pravication the operators rerelutionary soldier carrying a pistol in his hand instead of in his belt came to the I knowa as Beckirvast, with their E. E Grimin

THE SIX-ROOMED BUNGALOW,

oflies. The lorks immediately left their desks, the operators their machines, fearing time this misguided warrior was about to xterminate the whole sta. It took some time for the staff again to reconcile itself, and meat while messges were being col locted for transmission from all and sundry and adding to the general block,

FLEZINO TOR GITY.

yo ng the Hupeh sollier was relie of the Middle Ages, He was armed with bow and arrow, carried a blunderbuss slung over his shoulder and his amungsition in jp alapo bé a small barrel of gun powder sung round his loins; he used a three. proige fork, double-handled sword, ux hida buckler and two-man jingal. His

Ricers had great unme for corruption and The Chinese themselves all believe tha cowardice; their chjef weapon'uf war was a few days more will see the commence- the opii pipe. They pocketed the money ment of one of the most bloody times seen since the Taiping Rebellion. Now that supplied to bay good food for their men, the traits are stepped, the poor peaceful anil are the rank and file bad rice. The people, at their wits ends, do not know training was absurd and discipline slight. how to solve the problem of getting clear

But this morning I found the troops

of the danger zono, and some of the most 2005 - pitiful sights are seen in the city and arned with modern rifles, in true soldier's at Wazhang and Hanyang where heads gear well-fed, well housed, led by officers of fandlios are ondervoaring to get out of their own me who havenhorbed sonic. with their families and belongings. In the country districts, since the oxodus frem thing of the methods and discipline of the the cities, the hooligan faction has unde German Army.

kalf felt, and looting and thieving is the Close by was Gen. Chang Pino tented in order of the day. For many miles around comference with his staff. By card went in, unrost, and at Ruangehow, a city soune the district is safering from most serious but I was courteously informed in English thirty-va miles down the river, serious that the General could not see tue,

has been the uprising that the Swedish but that he sent his felicitation.a missionaries operating there have all fiel and and givau instructions that I was to bend ema to Hankow. shown through the camp which was done, with an armed guard around me,"

recognised tint foreign ladies and children It seems to havù now become generally

should leave the settlemont. Each stor going down river is hooked up ful, and in another weck there will hardly be any foreigners left in the place but those

"Tell us," exclaimed nycide when out of hearing of the Ceneral, “is, the English Admiral, that great man whom we hear is now coming up from Shangbai to represent aged in edicial circles and whose busines is able to be conducted Four great King, going to open fire on Wain the midst of the general commercial ching"

and he kicd, with. disorganisation, nad missionaries who are brand blood smile, "We nre not afraid of anxious to protect their churches and their dar.own men, those rerelutionary men, pressmon.

people with, of ecuryo, the inevitable but we don't want to fight with you.' Other similar references to the United States gunboats were inde, to which I could Snd no satisfactory reply, s shrugging my shoulders 1 declared that I eculd not understand his wortis. This gives ono an idos, however, of how ignorant the general fighting line is of the whole this is one causot of course dream situation.

*

THE SUDDEN REGARD VOS THE PORCIONFR.

three cities and indeed any who hare What alamus the older residents of those

been through a rict in the places-is this | alarming deference paid to foreigners by the revolutionaries in Hankow and at feeling apparent in Hanyang. Wuching against the anti-foreign Why

MR OTTO KONG SING,

Solicitor “Hongkong, October 5, 1911.

FOR SALE—AT THE PEAK,

enclosed Garden attached.

For full particulars dpply to

1300

DENNYS & BOWLEY, 3, Chanraght Houd. Contrai, Hongkong, September 28, 1911 1263

FOR RENT.

DREMISES on the Burian CoxCESSION. SHAMEEN CANTON, suitable for Jdices, Godown, and of living quarters. Repairs and alterations will be made to suit tenant.

mig

Gooding

Bir A. T. Prichard

ir L. Rune, u Mr EH. Ray Miss F. Rony Dir C. Rosenthal

Mr & Mrs M Ro

AIx

Ale and Mrs W. D.

Sharp

Mr H. U Sand

"

MP. M

Miss G. #fooding Mr.Shelton Hooper Mr Y. Goulbourn

J. Sheridan Mr and Mrs Joseph Mr J. C. Sibley Mr. F Siegfried

MS H. D. Groun Capt. J. Von Sique.

land

Mr and Mrs Grund- Mr C. C. Sisson

MADN

Mr. R. A. Hale

Capt. TPH

Mr J. C. Sloan Mrs J.-

H H Solomon-

Mr and Mrs W. A. Dr and Mrs A, D.

Hanu hal

Spalding and infant Mfr L Hansen child Mr H Spear Mr and Mrs. J. W Mr J. Spittles

Harbinson

Misa W.

Square."

Lt. and Mrs.C. E

Stalner, R.N, Mr J. X. Strand.

Mr and Mrs H.' 0..

Clea

Mr Horton

Mr A. Harrison M L O. Habbort Hou, and #rs E. A. Mr B. F. Horton

Rewett

Mr M H. Apply to

Dr S. Hough CHINA BAPTIST PUBLICATION Miss M. Hürst

Capt

B. Innes SOCIETY, CANTON.

ME Jacksou Canton,1Jusa 14,-1913. .

7787. Mr A. Johnsteue

MILNERS'

Dr J. W Keeney Bir C. C. Kroney as W. E. Keller Ensign A. J. Kirk 3N J. 31. Knap Mr. W. B. Knapp

SAFES MS. 5. Lane

AS SUPPLIED TO THE

PRINCIPAL BANKS

AND

BUSINESS HOUSES.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Agent.

Hongkong, May 20, 1911.

FOR SALE.

ONE FULL SIZE

Mrs S. Lewis Miss A, Lewis Mina M. Lewis

2

& Mrs E. Voll brecht

Mr D. L. Walter Mr E. J. Warron

Mr&Mrs W:Wazron Mr E. J. Waterma Mr. and Mrs J. F.

Wetherby

Mr O. H. Wetherby Miss G. Wetherby+ Mry E. C. Will Miss J: S. Wilson Mr and Mrs M. E,

Wright

Mr D. H. Wythe

* FEAK 'MOTEL

Mr and Mrs Barton Mr Jones' Capt. Bell, R.A.M.C. Major Lena Mtand Mrs Bell and Siz R Lovnaizzo-

children

Mr and Mrs Lewis

Mrs B

Mr C. Blaker

Mrs Bowdler

Mr and Ms Lindsay Major & Mrs Lyddon Capt. Lyons Mr and Mrs Bowen Mir M. f. Mass Brydeld. Mr Miskin. Hon. & Mrs Browin Rev. Morton, R.N. 850 bir Browne

Mr and Mrs Mfunton Comdr. & MrsCarey Mrethan

BILLIARD TABLE

Lt. Col. Close. RE, Mr & 3 Mira Patterden. Capt. Craig Mr & Mrs H. Pearce

Let& Mrs Cumming-Rev. Fegy

ham

Mr I

Dallin

Mr Day

Mr and Mrs Peskins

Mr and Mrs Petrio Mrs Rodd

Mr & Mrs Deknatel Surgeon and Mr Deubys

Rutherford

Mrs

Lt. and Mrs Dodgson Mrs Rymer Mr and Mrs Duncan Mr C. Scatt

Mr.A. Sitteläir Capt. & Mrs Garnett Mr and Mrs 8. s Mr Gell

Sorenson

Hon. E.H.Gompertz Lt. Col. Stacpole Capt. & Mrs Guthrie Capt. & Mrs St. Claiz- Mr and Mrs Harrer Mr & Mrs Sutherland" MrA. Hazeland Rev. & Mr Thornhill

Rev. and Mrs Tope

nt giving any satisfactory explanation, Burroughs and Watts Fieldge Soon a wins came along and asked me, but there certainly is a complete softly with his hand in front of his mouth, oversal in the general attitude toward

inreigners, Whether this is a bad omen. whether I was in the employ of Yuan Shilas some declare, one does not feel justified Kini sad whether he, of whom my in saying, hat all foreigners now feel_salg questioner assured me he had heard a

with such a strong foreign deet to protect

concessions. good deal, was coming down to take com- mand. And indeed the general opinion in the Gimp stewed to be that Yunn would cond--but foreigners dispute it.

Whilst all this was going on a bugle call ounded; there was a quick moro in the part of-all-the men in the tents, and in another five minutes a thousand men were at drill. This infantry, standing at at tention in full marching ofler, was amply equipped with large trenching tools, cuch soldier carrying spale or pick-regiment first marched past and drilled I have accu some crack regiments at home and. I do not remeinber watching better drilled men. There was no sagging, 'no confusion, Far way I could also seu artillery prepara- tions, and frora all that I sis in my brief stay I came unhesitatingly to the conclusion that the revolutionist loaders --have- decidedly underestimated the strength of Clang Pino's army. Mora troops are said- to be arriving to-day, and the General hopes in three days to have thirteto thou-- sad nuen at his command. The Chinese, however, like all Orientals, are apt to magnify their own figures. It is catiemely doubtful whether the fighting Too will muster more than half this number, but Chang is in the lusppy, position of having well-trained soldiers composing what bring he has, whorets of the twenty-five thousand nion who are said to compose Gonural Li's briny, 18 in doubtful whether any great percentage of them are properly drill- although it is generally tenid time they have mil versed with thu regulare. At the moment it is unwise to opinionine too greatly, but it is palpable to

{

the

All preparations are made for foreigners to leave the port at a moment's notice, but it is to be hoped that fighting, when it commences, will not be so near to us as tɔ" imperil the lives of feroignent and the foreign concessions.

JAPANESE MAKERS.

WITH ACCESSORIES. Apply to

GEO, P ́ LAMMERT. Hongkong, Jope 7, 1910,

ASTOR HOUSE.

Mr R. C. Adams Mr H. F. Heard Mra E. Anderson Miss Heitzelmann EVERY KIND-And-Mim-M. Mr B. A. Hoffman

Baldvin

or

Mr M: Bandh

Mr T. F.

Mr. Felix Blai

Footwear

HADE

1. Barretto

Mr V. J. Blix

Mr and Mrs F. S

Hooker

Mr

P. A. Lepicque

Mr E. Lawson Mr & Mrs C. B. Lewis

Mr and Mrs. J. J. Misses Lovis

Bngys

Mr V.

TÓ. Mr Bradshaw

MrJ. Brown ORDER. Dir Z. Burns

CEERRY &:00,,? PEDDER STREET, Opposite Hongkong Hotel, fongkong, May 5, 1917,

PATELL & CO.

Mr I. Calm

Mir and Bir

Clawson

Mr.J.bil

MEN Macarthur

Mr Wm, C. Mackey

Mr M. J. MeDannutt CD.Mr N. Mody

Mrs K. de Morris

· Mr. H. W.. Dayson. “Miss Mulholland "-

Capt. E. Dez

Bir Duruchar

Mira Porce

Mr Mrs G. Bay.

mond

Mr C. B. Edwarda Mr and ME. F. Mine

Caliuc Mr J. Garcis Mr E. Garard Mr C. Gilowitz Mr P. Hafomaun

· Mr J. H. A. Hanson

Sheahan Mr and Mrs J., G.

Storhan

Mr Blettongran Mr W. H. Wardo Mr and Mrs. J. ML

GRAND HOTEL--

Mr J. W. Bayfield Bir H. E. Beoman. Mr C. A. Biddle

Mr and Mrs Frank *Mosa and children MrF D. Mount. Mr and his A. B. Mr W. H. Buller

Craw

MrP. WL,Nanninga Mr J. A. Donation Mr G. Ninten

Mr W. Pattison

the increst, onlooker that Chiang Pino in Exporters & Importers: D. Edwards Mr H. Olson

preparing for all he is worth for a tough"

tassle, and if there is war he is in the

imppy position of having the railway-no

fars at any rate, is the birds and under General Merchants

the guard of Loyalist troops.

On the other hand, Goueral Li and Tils |

staff are awak to the disaiyanings entallet

by a lack of uniformity in the ruralutionary

"and

andy, and all that can be tudo in being put Commission

through to get the whole wat army into Sightlog shops. They Ivo e arsenal and the advantage of the main part of all its equipment.

From ond of the officers, I luarned that Chang Fino's seboms it to hold out without ! fighting a long na Le can. He is evident that the Central Government will reinforce

Agents.

HONGKONG, CANTON,

SHANGHAI AND

HANKOW

Me Oskar

Mr C Frerichs

Cant. W. A. Guy

Mr B. James

Mrand Mrs Jurgons

and child Dr F. Kayt

A

Mr Herdman

Drand Mrs Herzig- Mr. Waddell Eng.Com. Highton Mr Watan Mr W. T. Hockaday Mr Weatherall..... Rev. Hughes Mr and Mrs David

Mr and Mrs Hurtoda "Wood

Mr P. Jacks

Mr Stephens Jelli

Cel. & Mrs Wrig

Toy

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL›'' Mr & Mrs Ballantino Mr and Mrs George Mr W. A. Barnets

Harris

Mr S. G. Boldon Mrs Harvie and child Mr and Mrs Boulter Mr & Mrs Hewett

and children Mr W. B. Hind Mr J. O Bone

Mr Ralph Brown

Mr G. G. Burnett

Mr W: Cambell. Mr H. W. Campell

Mr & Mrs Hoxham Mr Fred. Huxham Me Thos. F. Jackson

Mr and Mrs A., H. Mr W. Jackson

Carroll

Mr. Emil Lange Mr & Mrs Crawford Mr Chester Murray

Mra Hooper Danies Mr S. Paul Ligut, & Mirs B, Deyor Mr J Perrington Miss A. Dayer Dr and Mis J. B..

Shundors.

Me E. Doyer Mirs Elio Diercking

Mi Ro-ie Ellis

Mr G. W. Sowell Bic and Mrs R. ;

Stephenson

Mr J. Trundgold

Mr L. N. Eras Miss Vors Fermace Mr E.-A. 9. Fowler. Mr W. Waterhouse: Mr W. T. M. Grant Mrand Biza Weat Dr & Mrs Geo., Had- Mr Geo. O. Whitelaw

den and child...

IRAKSIDE

Mr aud Mrs J. H. Capt. and Mrs Smith"

Backhouse" · "ki"

Mr H. Murray Bain Mr and Ms Munfun Miss Baylis

Mr R. K Rodgers Mr C. Brown Mir F. 3. de Itome Mr and Mrs Cousins Capt. & Mr Sidford-

Fairal

Master Stephen Sid-

Mrit. Gombert

Mr and Mrs K. A. Mrs F. W. Watts

Harding

Mr A. Buller. West

ZINGSCLERA KOZEL

Mr & Mai E Perkis Mr E. Ardu

and eliäldr

Mr And Mrs JF. Mr and Mrs Aucott - Macgregor, Me JW-Pringle, Jr, Mr W. Auferma Miss. Massey Mt J. M. Roberta -. Mir H. Berottie E. J. McNulty Men Roberta d

De & Mrs G. D. R. Mr K. S., Morison

Black Base. Mr and Mrs Nisbet De and Mm B. We had child

Brown.

MrJ. H. Kipzhom wertorbarch

Budge

Me F. P. Lehflstery Mr H, Schmitto Mr Paul Lander Mr G. F. Bimpan Mr CN- Manhof - MEISTARS Me W. Maxfold Mr II. Walling Mr W. McKay

Mr and Mrn 33. Mr and M F. M.Penman

Owford

Mr and Mos Hayes. Hooper Lasinger

Mr H. Hofman

****Sir Francis Piggot Join, & Mrs Darley MEJ. Robertson Mr and Mrs D. Mr G. Fachau

Dorically

Més M.-E. Bhorer “Mr A. L. Shields .. Me R. Wobb MR. D. Stewart

Me Westphal

RACHON MOTEL Mrs and Mim Eastke bir Torey Me and Mr JR. Mr. May Capell & children Mr A Neids hir and Birs W. :D. Mr A; D. Biedot";

Brader Made Me Ulta Wie-inger

Mrs H. Wishes and MrTicodor Herfurth old

Mr J, Hildebrandt Mr & Mrs E. Wooky

Misi Kokéwich

Mr and Mrs. Goo.P Mr.Whyta

Zauratechildren Br 3. VW

Br Langdon 4 Mr and Mrs A Of

Logan

• Mr. Wingrove