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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1912.

Hughes & Hough

Geroral Angaben

· AN

Share. Coal and General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS'

"To-Kwa-Wan Coal Storage.

PUNIES!

4

PONIES (

PUBLIC

PONIES

ROUP.

*HE Undersigned have received instruo-

T

tious to sell by Fublio Roup

оц

WEDNESDAY,

the 28th February, 1912, at 3 FM, at the Fountain, opposite the City Hall, SEVERAL WELL-KNOWN RACE [PONTES.)

Catalogun will be isared, TERMS:—As usual.

* HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, February 14, 1812.

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

938

NHE Undersigned have received instruc tions to sal by Public Auction

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

OF

FRIDAY,

י

the 1st March, 1912, at 11 at their SALES ROOMS, No. 8, Des Væði ⠀ ROAD, Corner of Ico Hease Stroot, --- "SEVERAL CASES OF JOHN BEGUS (Wärz Capsule) WHISKY,

And

A QUANTIT OF MADEIRA.'. TERMS 1---Ás usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, February 24, 1912.

283

PUBLIC AUCTION. HE Undersigned havo received inntroe- Tenders havblin Auction,

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

ነኒ

SATURDAY,

the 2nd March, 1012, at 2.30 z.st.jo st their Sanks Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux. Road, Corner of Ice House Street,—' A LABOR CONSIGNMENT OF VALUABLE JAPANESE WARE, Comprising:-

Wall Hangings, & number of Samples of Japanoss Fine Art Nondle Work, Silk Screens. Bedspreads and Gualtion Covera Kakomonos and Kimonos, etc., Brass and Bronze Ware, Tea Sets in Eaga, Nagoya, Makudzu and Satsuma Ware, etc, Ivories, etc.,

Also

One New Japaness Bicksbs, and a

private Collection of Japancee Priuts. “

On view from Friday.

Cst-Ingars will be im und/

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers, Hongkong. February 24. 1913,

282

Q.

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE recenteion,

Badersigned have received instruc

FOR ACCOUNT OF ZER CONCERNED,

011

WEDNESDAY,

the 8th March, 1912, at 10 a.k, at

H. M. NAVAL YARD,-"

OLD AND SURPLUS,

NAVAL STORES,

Engino",

Intimations.

A Captain in Kitchener's Scouts

Werton Cast Kucheurs 78

Nervous Breakdown, Paralysis-

The master force which conquered the most perilous affictions and enabled him to endure amazing hardships, says Captain Henderson, ir derived entirely from Phesterine. Exposed by his adventurous life to an extraordinary series of misfortunes, from being disabled in action, to substroke, enteric fever, and paralysis of the legs, this gallant officer was yet able, entirely owing to the aid of Phosferine, to leave the hospital and fight through to the end of the Boer War Under blows which mako men teel and fall, Captain Henderson was so upheld by the vitalising and braqug qualities of Phosferine, that actually on his return home be "was robust and vigorous enough to win four military prizes in' one day,

including the famous Victoria Cross Cup Í

Cured with Signal. Success.

Captain D. E. Henderson, 'r, Marino Avenue, Clontarf, Dublin, writes:→→→→ "During the late Boer War, I had a severe shock from lightning, and an injury to the spine through my horse being killed in action and rolling on top of me. In India, soine years previously, I had an attack of sun- stroke, and was five months in bospital with Enteric Fever. These troubles told upon me, and ultimately resulted in a complete nervous breakdown when in Pretoria. I was admitted to hospital when I had löst the use of my legs. I was treated for neuritis and seat out only partly cured, and then started taking Phosferine systematically and regularly. The benefit I received was marvellous; in two months time I was back in the field and fought right through until the end of the war. Owing to a great financial loss, which preyed on my mind, I had a second break- down, and the do-tor told me that I would probably be paralysed for life. I thought again of Phosferine, and after using it about three weeks my strengib gradually returped and the frightful depression and weakness left me. The proof of which is that, in the military sports, I won four prizu in one day, including the Victoria Cross cup."-July 14, 1911..

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Nauriti

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and all discrders comsoquent upon a reduond state of the merous systami

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Phogfarine has been supplied by Royal Commands

To the Royal Family H.I.. the Empress of Russia

H.M. the King of Spoin

The Imperial Family of China'. H.M. the Queen of RoumaITIA H.I.A. the Dowager Kaprees of Rouda HR.H. The Grand Duchess of Hassa

And the Principal Boysity and Aristocracy throughout the World

Proprietors Ashton Parsons, Ltd, La Bolle Sauvage, Ludgata Hiil, Landes. Engisadi

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Tarms of: Bale ;-As-detailed in the Catalogus,

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By Appointment Auctioneers to the

Admirals.

Hongrong, February 24, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.”)

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

1HE Undarsigned have received instrue, tions from Dr Juez, to sell by Public

MONDAY

the 11th March, 1012 commenting st

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HONGKONG'S MUSICAL

HISTORY

BY ELLO GARRETT,

of to series of articles that appeared in the

CHINA MATI

DINNEFORD'S

MAGNESIA

THE CHINA MAIL.

LEAP YEAR 1912

St. Patrick's Decision.

far back'se the your 18.3.0 wise and learned astronomers gave scientific ronsona why every fourth year should contain 360 -days instead of the regulation 565 - and, because the fourth year was three minutes long-r than, the astronomical Fant, they further demonstrated that some yearn divis sible by four, and hence to the ordinary mind leap years were not leap years at all Thus 1700, 1800, 1000 were pht leap year but, to all whom it may interest, tha year 2000 will be reckonod sa anca.

But though there is a necessity, fom the scientific point of view, of one year containing more days than another, there is no positive record of the origin of that, deleita privilege which tradition says is the right of women in leap year. Myth escribes its indeption to-Sr. Patrisk. . It is enid that while walking by the shores of Lough Neagh the avint was nooosted by St. Bridget, who tesfully told him that there was trouble among the nuns over whom she ruled owing to the fact that a woman might not propose to a man. It may be remarked that, in the days of St. Bridget, calibury was not enforced na an-absolato rule for the clergy, though advocated by the Church as the proper modo of life for a religious,

Moved by her toare, St. Patrick uffered

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

THE

1

PUBLIC AUCTIONS

Vessels

Ports Forfa, &o.

ard

Haiphon

Undersigned ho received Instruo Haihen

tions to Sai by Public Austion,

SATURDAY

the 2nd March, 1913, commencing at 2.30

F., No. 4, Morrison Road,

London

London A worn. Lidon, B'dam & A

on Antare, do

Mar. L'om & warp) Mar, R'dam & barg Manila, Cobu. Doile

SA QUANTITY OF A VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD..........

A FURNITURE”

Cataligues will be issued.

In View from Filar, the 1st. March,

GEUNP. LAMMERT, Suctioneer.

Hongkong, February 24, 1912.

Auctions.

PUBLIO

3. UCTION..

Mazila samimi Ortoria Manila, Melbourne, de Manila, Iloilo Cebu T Marsalles, Y. Saigon..

Manila Amalian Port Nikko Mary.

R'dam, Butinese Prince, Seabila de Tarpontia........

Japan Forts M Minnesota Grus, Japan Buyo Maru San Francisco, Japan Nip

Nippon MATT San Francisco, Japan Tonyo Mara San Francisco, Jay ongalia

Shangh Shangan Shangha

Shanghai...

Shanghal...

Shanghail

Bhai Wofi, Kobe,

PARTICULARS and Conditions of the Sh letting by Public Auction Sale, to be

·

Choyang Anbai.

„India:

Nabis

to concede the coveted privilege to women asin on MONDAY, the 4th day of March. S'pore, Penang Australiones

Shanghai, Moji & Kabe Colombo Haru Ttan & Japan Prinsess. Alice S'ha Kobo & Ehama Austria Spore Fong, Calcutta Katsang. S'hai Koka Moji Fookng

Cute Gregory Apear Public Works Department, by Order of Eis gtow, Ainoy & Fohow Choshim Maru

1915, at S, at the Offices of the San

Shal, Kobe & Thama Excellency the Governor, of One Lot of how Amoy & Tamsui Bajjin Maru Crong, for a term of 75 years, with Seator, Amoy & Shai Raust...

Land Mec Lun Street, in the Jolony Kobe & Thame

Fab..

Haimon

ona year in overy seven. But Bridget de clared that this would never antisfy her discontented charges, and pleaded for at least one year in four, enforcing her arge-he option of renewal at a Grown Reattor ment by throwing her arms round the sad by the Burter of a slabe Amoy & F'chon Haiyar Fatrick's neck. Biddy acuahia, squeeze the Kise, for qua father term of 75 years. A

Choongshing Fuser&S'tler. Ftoria; I'ma & Japan Masino Maru. Vria, B.U., Seattle &e. Tamba Maru Vancorex, (B.0)&c. Empress of India Vancouver, (5.0),o.. Monteagle

me that way again and I'll give you leap year, the longost,pesz of the lot," is said to have been his reply, and so the matter was settled. Embeldooed by hor success, Bridget straightway proposed to the mint himself, but being under a strict row of celibnoy he felt obliged to refuse, smooth- ing over the awkward situation thas creat- with a kiss and the present of a silk dress. Until a century ago it was a recognised law of leap year that in the event of a man declining a proposal of marriage he should help to alleviate the natural disappoint meat caused by his answer by giving a silk decas 10 his unsuccessful admirer.

QUAINT SCOTTISH STATUTE. History appears to have recognised what tradition, established and spinsters were

“No, of Gale

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Registry No.

Inland, Lot No. 1301,

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Particuloer of the Lot.

Boundary

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Moc

Lun 264 58a1/4 Strent!

Confen's In

Bq.

Tientsin

=

Uport Pilce

Annual Ren

VSITORS AT HOTELS. - 9.

FLONG KONG HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs. G. D.Mr. W, B. Empp:

Adame

Mr A. H. Kruse.

Dr & Mrs O. Adama Mr.A. Kruseman Mr E. Agriche Capt. H E. Laver MER. N. Anderson Mr Lecordier Mrs H. E. Baich Mr R. Lemaitre Min M. H. Balch Mr Tang Ja Lie Mr and Mrs. M. Mr T. M. Eittle

Baldwin

Mr G. T. Idord M. Barrett

MF. B.

LORD Mis J. L. Barry Mr E. B Bater: Mr L. Beckingsalie

Mr. Bailken

Mr J. Macdonald Mr. B.

H. Macke

Linge

snes. d. Co.

F'son Co., Edi

*Co. Limitedį

hern de Co.. Not red

yot

dial & Swire. Mar. Had verion Maritimos Mar. 12. 1 p.m) Sippon Yusen Kaisha Mar. 15, 14-2Touns Arnhold, Barberg & Co About Mar. 14. Hamborg Am'ka Linie About Mar.

ippon

Kasba May 5 Noon

Toyo Kisen KaisheApr. Toyo Kise Eslabs.

at Noon

Tayo Kiaan Kaisha Mar. 15, ab Noom

Pacific Mall 88. Co... Mar. 2

Pacifi Mail S. & Co. Mar 28, Jardine M'son On Ld Feb 28,

Jardine Msond Co, Ld Feb Batberfeld & Swire. Fel 29,

Daylight

P&O, S. N. Coob 201 Daylight. Nippon Tusen Kalaha About. Foði 201

labors at Co. About Mar. 8. Malchers &

Sander, Winter & C About Mar 1

Jardine, M. Tab Nocme

Jardino, B

D. Sermon & Co., Ld. Təh. 28. st. 1. p.m. Messageries Maritimes Abent ................Osaka Shosen Kaishi Fab, 19, 20 18 num

Shosan

Kaisha, Blar. 3, 42 10

Hamburg Am la Lénie Ar

Butterfold &

Feb 20, Daylight.

Douglas, Lapraik & Co. Fab. 28, as 11a.m. Co ...............Jardine, M

Mr and Mrs D. F.

Maitland

given a rare opportunity in-1288, when by SPECIALITIES Mrs E. R. Boblios Dr O. 3arriott

A law passed in Scotland, it was enacted:- It is statut and ordeint that during the rein of hir maist blivit Mageste, for ilk yoare knowe as lepe year, ilk maydan ladya of both highs and lowa estate shall bas liberta to bespeke ye man she likes, albeit he refuses to taik hir to be his lawful wife, he mulcted in yo sútu ane poundia. or less, as his estaît may be, except and awis gif bu can make it appeare that he is betrothie sue ither woman he then shall be free." Shortly after this a similar statuto passed in France was approved by the thu King. The effect these laws is not knowa.

Unfortunately no statistics are oxtantakow-

Send for our own make:

PORK SAUSAGES. -,

„BEEF SAUSAGES....

PRESSED BEEF.

BRAWN.

CORNED BEEF & CORNED

PORK

WE GUARANTEED Battraction.

and maid.

Mr

Mr W, B. Maraha!I And Mrs R E. Mr B. B. Marshall Belilios

Mr E. Mauror Dr G. W

W. McKen

Mr G. D. J. Bell

Mias B: Pernabo

Mrd.

J. Bernis

Lt. Col. Bethouart

Mr & Mrs H Van

Menies and child Herecki

Mr J

M-G. Boolson Mrs V. N. Metcalf Mr & Mrs P. BatelerMir A. Maurer

Brann

Mr.D. M. Mickle Brodribb Mr. M

Mishima

Misk

O

The Misses Brodri Mr 8. M. Brown Mra G G-Burce

Miss M. Butters Mr P. T Chilvera Mr W. E. Clarke Mr A. H. Callinson Dr Crentefeldt Mr F. B. Daniels ́... ́

MrE.V. Mitchelmore Delfom

Mr J. Moore, Jr. Miss. J Mours Miss J, Morner Mr and Mrs B.

Morrison

8. Murch'

Nelson

1 Daylight The Bank Lina, About Osaka Shower Kalaha Mar. 5, at 1 pm. Nippon Yason Kasha biar. 26, ab Noon Canadian File B. Co. Apr. 20, at 7: Canadian L'o R. Oo., Mar. 23, 15. 7 s.m.

PRAY HOTEL, GEO Me and Mrs W. H. Capt. & Mrs McMunn Bell & 2 children: children & maria Da Mr Bowdler My Rer. Moreton, EN Mr A. H. Chow Mr RB. Needham

Mrs Canning. Mr and Mrs M

Pearce Mr. & Mas

EL. Pearce Mr and Mrs T. I

Perkins

bam

Darch Mr.A. F. Deaned ag

Mr & Mrs J. Duncan Mr and Mrs T. Petrie Mrs & Misa Edwards Major & Mrs Pyno, Mr B. E. Fielder shildren & auras

Mrs Guthrie Col Radcliffe

Capt. & M

Lt. Col. & Mra Goz Capt

don

Half Brad Mr. L. B

Mr & Mri

Biley

Mis A. Harvey Mr C. Scott Mr Henderson Miss Shaw Mr A. E. Herdman Mr A

Fog. Comdr Highton Mr

Sinclair

[rand Mrs Morton

Mr and Mrs W. M. Smith

Humphrey

Mr A. Findlay Smith Mr and Mrs. W. G. Mr R. M. Smith

Mr Way pože

Mr J. Stephens Mr. And Me -

Mr & Mrs Lee Jones Capt. Watson | Mrs Kiddle-MMr & Mri F. Weston L. & Mrs. Lambkin Flest Paymaster and

Me and Mrs H. A. Jy Wil

Lammert

Mr and Ms David. Major and Mrs Lean Word. .. Mr and Mrs. W. I Caphy Wood

Lesak

I-Col. & Mrs Wrig

Mr A. C..Lofty Jer Major & Men yddan

KING TOWARD HOTEL.

ing the number of spinsters in Scotland THE DAIRY FARM CO., LTD. Mr. E nomer Mr & Mra Alemander Mr & Mrs C. Laurit

be Finn o who availed themselves of the privileges thus bestowed; nor is there any record of the number, if any, of knes im- posed under the Scottish Inw.

Hongkong, November 13, 1910.

LATOR HOUAZ.

Mr I. Joseph Bir. M. Krat

Bir Geo. Lane

Mr P. A. Laplaus Mr V. Lugebil

By 1006 the leap year privilege of women

Mr L. Birob appear to have become a part of the une

Mr H. Bradshaw written law in England. A curious little Mine. J. Bruney book pablished at thit data containe these & Miss B. B. Caldwell worda :- ́1 Albeit it nuwe became a part of Mr F. A. Chopard the common law in regard to social relations Rev. and Mrs S. 8. Mrs K. de Morris

Mr Z. C. Collins Mr A. A. MatthewS of life that as often as every leap your doth ev. and

Deve

Mea Morbon return, the ladyes have the sole privilega Mrs J. W. Dougherty Mr Muller during the time it continueth of maling Mr & Mrs 3. En el-Miss O. Nielsen

brecht-

Mr V. F. Musso love, either by warden or lookes, as to them

Oriole Mr. Q. Evans Mr J

J. Feinstein will be entitled to benefit of clergy who Rav. and Mrs F. R. Mr

Mr Fr Renthal doth in suy wisi treat her proposal with

Mr S. Falabelle Felt slight or contumely," but again we have no Mr & Mrs 0. Gmur Mr K. Schulze

Mr Geo. A Fisher Misa Salabelle record of the extent to which the right was exercised.

it seemath proper; and; moreover, no man

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and Lemily

Mr A. Granada

PRIVILEGES — ANCIENT AND MODERN... An ancient leap year tradition, of whose origia no trace remains, decreed that lady,

who though "** of, feelings rather rashfuli

Mr D. Guillon Mr J. 8. Holme MrE. Jessen

Mr W, Reca Davica

Dr Denaur

Mr W. C Drew 68 Mr E. J. W. Eames Mrs G. A Edwarde Mr C. Eve Mr. and Mrs. FL. C.

Ehrenfakt

Mr J. Eitzen.

Ezra

Field

Mrs M. F. Fi

Mr L. Fischer

Mr A. G. Floria

Miss Follansbee

Mr J..

Forrester

and child

Mr C. D. Nicoll Mr and Miss Noble Gen. Sir F. Nogrier, Mr and Mrs Arenoll Mr John Lennox k

Mr & Mrs R. Bakes Mr & Mrs G. Mackle K.C.G., V.O. Cant. And

Mes F. D.

and child 4 Northcombe R. Gabler

Mr F. A. AronCaul & Mrs Leiris

Dr R.

Dr A Gahler

Oettingen

Mr and Mrs Berrett Dr Belilios

Madame D. Bond

Mrs Cowen

Mr J. O. Manca

Mr C, N.) Mr.J.S.

Manhatt

Capt. B. N. Davy, Minut

RN

M&J, McCormack

Mr & Mrs H. Pleiter Mr and Med W. Mr & Mry Moflugh.

MrV.

Mr C. F. Obras

Mr C. Pin

ME. H. Ray

Mr. H.-M. Raymond

Miss L Frankerich Miss. F. Bany

Mr Denman Fuler, Mrs. E

R Grubert Capt. R. Bobertson Mr. and Mrs J. F. ME W.

W. Y. Robinson

Rocd

di

M

Mr and Mrs Redford

George

Capt. J. W.

Sisk

Mr & Mrs E. Steiger

and family Mr Gec..Thornton

MIRAND HOTEL

Mr. B. James

Mr A. W. Abela

yet could not make up her mind to express Mr & Mrs P. Aquist Mr M. do Jesus those in words," might convey the idea by Mr L. A baner Capt. RAJ

Johnston

Miss George

Mrs F. Radyk

Mrs J Roquet

Ritchie

Mr F. Ritchie

L Comdr. de Ger Mr and M

villier

...

Mr and Mrs. A. B. Mr C. H. Rose

Gilea

A. Bamsen Mise B. L. Gorton Mr. B. R. Schley. Mr V. Goulbourn

Dr Schästor

-Dribhia MF.F

Edwards

Mr H N Mody

Mrs E

P. Nabbi

Ehrhardt and

child when

Mr.R. H. Es Mr E. A. Elonies Mrs Fraser

Harper

Houns H. Hughes

Capt. & Mrs. WJ.

Кедр

Mr A. O. Keston

Mr H.

A. Pero Mrs. B. A, Ramsey

Pienborgon

Mr.L C. Bees

Mr B. Howaldt Mr Skepe

Mr V. Sorby

My EL 8. Sparge

Mr and Mrs W. D. Capt. & Mrs Starach

Kmit

M&JAWaldım ve

Mrs Lead & children Mr H. Watkins

MrJ By Young

Mr and Mm Joseph Mr A. Slingsby

Mr EE. Sicith SA PA Gould Mr and Mrs R. B. Mr and Ms K. F.P

Gregory Smith BRAND CARLTON HOTEL Mice B Gregory

H. Solomog

Mr H

and Mia Los Le Dr and Mrs AD. Mr Carl L. Armstrong Mr. and Mrs D. L

Gray Spalding

disclosing the smallest glimpse of red Flir F. I. Bates Dr EF Kort Meter A Gray Cap Tax and miang Mr BW Austin Lyle C

Mandma P. Mr R. J. Grimabaw. Ming Mr.We Barnett, Mr & Mrs A. MackEY

petticoat to the object of ber affections, Mr

Bollinger

G. Fession

while another superstition prevails in FineP

Capt. J. Kupsch

Kinghorn

Mr P. Leafesty

Mr J. Maher

TP. HAIL

Mr W. Velucas Nish) Capt.-Ti

parts of England to the effect that in leap Mr and Mrs HB. year beans grew on the wrong side of Boltshausen the pod." The only use made of leap year Mr F. Bruten

Mr J. Caton privileges in modern times, except is rare Mr. C. Churck cases, seems to be at a ball, when a Capt. CoA BMW Raul

Cords

Mr E E. Pond “long year dance" is introduced on the pro- - Mr.

Mr Rheinhardt

Cre

-

Mr. J. Muller MIX T

On occasiona, husbands or brothers come in for a quite. użusual / Alisa Tint Ridger amount of attention from their wives and Me and Mr G. E. Cap

Cept, Spink nister, and it probably in the only occa. E and child Mr BK Tallifeen

sion on which women take up the position Mrs Wingers, child & Mr A

of wallflowers willingly, park, preg

Quartina

Mlitics blaching

lung to Mr Of N. GM James Toynen bo mentioned. Those who Mr E. Hardy MFK

“give their services. Mike

Dr P-Hildebrandt Miss B. Young ing & hand rate of interest lead for one day Mr. J. Horha

Certain

Med

Moneylendars recal

free, and where payment for labour le r

koned by the day su extra, and in some i

Calas very hokvy, expenditure Involved Mt E. Arnd

That it is a distinct drawback to be born Mr and Ms Anoottin on February 29 is obviou

Ma F Bennett:

Mr&. Harrison

Miss

Me Home Borchatte Me Thomas Mand MrB.

B. G. Bolden

C. Mr Clair Brown

Mr and Mrs. G

children:

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G. G.M P. D. Sutherland Burnet and & Met.

· Mr J-8. Chalme,

Mr David

Mr. Hos

Hag art

MIP

Mr A Sweet or

Mr. C. Tarbor My M.

Mr and Mrs F. 5. MFO, Y

Henry

Amin-sou

Hon

Men Haselton

Mr J.A. Hayes

Periton

by Reil

Eng

Arthur

| Mr & Mrs Crawford Med

Me McEdmonds D

"g. Townsend - Medan SP

Hewett, C.M.G Mr J. Tachetinin Mrs E Ad Howett Mr and Men O N Mr and Mrs WGY

Dr B. Hough

MW-L MES. W. Hanson Mr John Hender