1912-04-29 — Page 3

MONDAY APRIL 29, 1912

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUOTIONEER

PUBLIO TUOTION,

SPOR

The semi-final in the Profandunal Faire

of the H... annual lawn tannia gournali ment was played on Saturday afteroon

Hughes and Hough THE Undersigned has received instene bebeson Mr H. A. Nisbet and, Mr H. B.

ACCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN '

واء

COAL STORAGE,

Codes used: A.B... 4TH & бTH EDITIONS.. Al-TettoRapaz Conr. Telegmphic Address · ̈ 'MEIRIUN' HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Uridorsigued have received instruc

tions to woll by Public Auction

ΤΕ

OR

WEDNESDAY,

the Jet May, 1912, at -11ị ▲. Men st their SALE Booam, No. 8, Dos Your Road, Corner of Ice Housh Street, —

'A' QUANTITY GI IRISH HOUSEHOLD LINENS, zc,

Comprising

Single and Double Bed Size Sheets, Pillow Casen, Quilta; Damask Table Clotás and Serviettes, Turkish Towels, Bath Towels, Huckaback Towels Ladies' and Gent's Bandka chiefs, Hand-crabroidered Bedspreads, Lice Curtains, Tea, Cloths, Table Cofors, Duchesso Sets, Ladies' Cami. soles, Knickers, Nightdresses & Chemiser; Underskirts, Ladies' and Gråt's Boota, etc. (ALL New Goo).

Trans-As usual.

HUGHES & NOTCH.

ductivræer).

Hongkong, April 22, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

663

Hoan to Ball by Public Auction,

on

THURSDAY,

the 2nd May, 1912, commenting at 2.43 P., at No. 153, Wasenai

ROAD Homevillo,

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE (Particulars from Catalogue). Tenses -Cash on delivery. On view on the day of asio,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioner.

Hongkong. April 27, 1813.

Auctions.

624

PUBLIC AUCTION. ПHE Undersigned have received instruc,

THE Und nisu prve received ins

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONGERNE,, RECENTLY ABRIVAD PRÓM CANTON

WEDNESDAY,

the 1st May, 1912, at 2.30 var, at their SALE Rooke, No. 3, Des Vaux "Road, Corner of Ice House Stre

VÄN ASSORTMENT OF VALUABLE CHINESE PORCELAINS OLD DRASS AND BRONZES, &C.. &c., · &c.

A quality of Blackwood Furniture, -A small collection of Suuff Bottles, And

"

One pair of Old Sang-de-Beuf 'Flower Stands, Catalogues will be issued "On View 30th instant.

TERMS - u«ual,

HUGITES & HOUGH.

AuctioTheRTS,

Hongkong, April 24, 1912.

Phelips, who were apposed by Capt. G. T Brierley and Capt. C. A. James. Some excellent play, was witnessed, a fosture being the brilliance of Naabit whices rapid shots were at times nest puzzling. In the second sat the couples stood at five all, but Nisbet and bis partner played up strongly at the finish and won the semi-final by 0-5, and 75.

On Wednesday B. A. Nisbet will mest H. Hancock in the fax of the Bingles Championship. The winner will then have

to play the present bolder, Captain Day,

Soldiers Club.

Tonight Major Anderson, O.B., wit presant the cupe, prizes, etc., won in the Soldiers' Club Filliard Tournament which has just concluded. There are many valuable trophies to be distributed includ ing those in the Military Football and Cricket. Lengqes......

IMPERIAL TYPEWRITER...

Mach interest was evinced in the out- come of a recent typewriting competition. held at Grepolile (France) by the Union des Societes de Stenographio et de Ducky-

THE CHINA MAIL:

WHITEAWAY'S Stock

Morley's Summer Underwear

WE HOLD A LARGE STOCK OF

INDIA GAUZE VESTS

PANTS & COMBINATIONS.

3 GOOD LINES.

1 GENT'S INDIA GAUZE VESTS

*BOTTONLESS, LIGHT “AND COOL.

Price $7.50 per doz.

2 GENTS INDIA GAUZE VESTS

BUTTON FRONTS HALF SLEEVES

Chest: 32, 34, 36, 38 40, Prices 800 88.50 390.00 39.30, 910.00, STO.30, $11.00

FER DOZ

3 GENT'S FINE INDIA" GAUZE

VERTS

Bolton Fronts, Ventiled Armpits, Light Weight.

Chest

38, 334 Prices $10.50, 311.00, 311.60, 812.00, $12.50 per doz.

!

The Celebrated

ABRTEX UNDERWEAR.

Gent's Pants and Vests Stocked

IN, ALL SIZER.

Price $2.50 each. Aertex Cellular SHIRTS

With White Stiff Cuff, Boft Front. Price $2.75 each.

Aertex Cellular Tennis Shirts

WITH SOFT POLO COLLAR & SOFT WRISTS! Price $3.25 each.

jographie, as reported by the "Chaser Whiteaway, Laidlaw & Co, Ltd., 25, Des Voeux Road, Hongkong.

Francaise." Nis less than sixty five.com- politors werg entered, among whom were many famous typists, coming from all parts

of France, bringing machines of all maker,"

NAVAL OFFICERS.

.....

such as Remingtons, Underwoods, Smith Promotion from the Lower Deck Premjers. Smith Bros., Imperials, Monarchs, Stearns The surprise of the contest Was the performance of Mise Rom Cotta, a girl of 17, who, taking. part in a competition for the first time won second place in the official results, sing an Imperial typewriter. It had been generally considered, prior to this content 572 that only the typewriters costing from

to £28 could give satisfactory results in a spoed competition, and it is noteworthy that the Imperial was the only low pilced machine which ventured into the Geld against the older and more reputed maken selling at from 24 to £29. The guly other

Want' Advertisements

PREPAID

“VISTORS AT HOTELS

P

· HONGKONG: HOTEL,

Dr & Ms Abbatuccé Mr Ft. Lehnson Mr G. Ackroyd Air Lemaitre Mr.F. K. Ainsworth Mr.L. Lawis Miss I. Andrews Mr H. D. Lindsley Mr and Mrs A. M. Mr P. Lintan

Baldwin Mr E. B. Bate Mr E. Bauer Me B. Boiler

Bellion

Miss V. H. Lin! Madam Lloyd

Mr G. T. Lloyd Mr and Mrs C. T E Mrs

Lomox Bu

Condr. Lüizmodré. and maid Mr. and Mrs. B.

Balili

5. Mr and Mrs J. D. F.

Mulder Mr T. M. Macqueer

Dr O. Maniott

Mr G... Beil

Bopp Mr and Mr

And i H. P. Mr W.-B. Marshall Brown

Mr. Matson

McKean

bark

McKoone

Ti so for a Mr Churchill referred to the interior economy of the Flect, there is a point in his explanatory statement which has much to do with the alleged shortage of offcera. It may first be remarked that the shortage has been mainly brought about by Admiralty policy in the past, sys the naval correspondent of The Standard. Young officers were encours ed to resign in order to make way for others, and of late resignations have been at the rate of one daily, as the period arvinged for is Dow nearly expiring. Furthermore, there is denying the fact that under the Mr Bumarin Dr G. W Fisher regime no officer who was not what Mr and Mrs A. Bur. Mr and MJ $1 per inch......... 3 Insertions campetit using an Imperial, Mies the navy called in the hund" had Mr P. H. Burrett Mr G. McPherson

Mr W. H. Burt ....... 006 week.

Any prospects. eighth phuce.

or les more or personal campaign. Car Har, Wicking and Co. are the agents of fried fungsinst Leed Charles Beresford by Me B Cameron, Jr.

Mr W, Av. Cetes Mr. McKenna has undoubtedly rubbed the

McC.N ficers who, having seed Mr H. G Carro of many nasy rightly or wrongly considered that their

going to be Mrs E. Danby mrvica prospects we a negligible. It is just wol that the Hon Mr W. Rees

Davies, K. C. public should understand why the alleged Mr G. H. Davies ** Everybody is aware that, whatever behortage exists. The proposal to grant

the industrial,commissions to young warrant officera - the deeper causes of

en put things bluntly for popularity, commation in this and other countries, the bat at the same time the best is that could 405 chief pamodista irritant has been the great have been made in the circumstances.

ise in the cost of living."ays the Nation. Though all classes mifer, the worling classes are of cour e.hit hardest.

THE Undersigned have received inatrac: $2

tions from Mi C. J. LarksTz, to sell by Public Auction.

Da

THURSDAY. and... FRIDAY, the 2nd and 3rd May, 1912, commencing each day at 2.15 r.x., within his Residence, No. 6, PEAK ROAD-

THE WHOLE OF HIS VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

&c.

FURNITURE, &o.. de.,

Therain Contained Lots from 1 to 20 only will be sold the lat day, the remaining number Friday."

*

FOR SALE.

Taverton, won

this Imporial in Hongkong.

Memis

:་་

Chipo

Mr J. Merecki

Rear Admiral & Mrs CB. T. Moore, U.S.N.I Mr. Gooria Morgan

BOUT 500 lbs. ENGLISH TYPE WANTED,"A" WORLD COMMIS.portant capacities under Lord Charles G. Parry Mr J. Morris

A Clarendon and Nonpareil (Modern), complote fount, including Italia.

In good condition. Send offers to

TYPO,"

Care of CHA MAIL' Office, Hongkong, March 21, 1919.

W

FOR SALE 3rd may.

* TOR As follows:-Massive Blackwood Hall TX71TH or without furniture. Furniture, Drawing Room Suite and ChesY CREST,' No. 8. The Peak, with

view of the harbour and adjacent islands.

Commanding magnißeent Apply to

terfeld Sofas (Lane, Crawford Co. make

· Tientsin Rugs and Carpeta, Curtains, Steel Engravings and Paintinga, a few Valuable Chinese Porcelains and Old Bronzo Vassa, Handsomely Carved Blackwood Cabinet, Tables, Jardiniers, etc.

Teakwood Sideboard, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining Table and Chairs, Cutlery, Electro-plate and Glassware, Crockery Ware, otz., including a Wedge- | wood Dinner Service (complete), and an Old Porcelain Dessert Service (hand-paint- ed), Handsomely Caried Peźroom Suite in Taakwood, Brass-mounted Bedsteads Double and Single, and White Enameled Twin Bedsteads, etc., etc., Bathroom, Pantry and Kitchen Utensils.

One Large American Ica Chest, Electric Table and Ceiling Fan, One Collage Piano by Collard & Collard, Ona 12-Bore Fowling Pieco by Jeffezios and a quantity of Silver Ware including a Saves Tha SERVICE.

On.. View from Wednesday, 1st May. Cataloguon will be issued.

TERMS —ÁS DENAŤ. --

HUGHES & HOUGH,'

Auctioneer

Hongkong, April 18, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

tennis court.

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, March 8, 1912.

FOR SALE

ONE FULL SIZE

J

SION ON PRICES.

THE INCREASE IN PRICES."

In this cou try there and been considerable and fairly constant fall in the general prices of forda and other Commodities from the early 'reventics to

· Miss.D. Dean A

Mr J. Donald-

Mr

Mr

W. C. Drow

and Mr. W. V. Drummond

Mr & Mrs E. Now-

MAD

Mra Noble

Cast and Ms F. D

Northcombe

Mr and Mr G. N.

Orlow-

Mr.O. H. Paddison Mr S. R. Price E. J. W. Eamon ME. C. Purd ME. J. W. Miss Eckels

Mr E. H. Ray Mr sad Mrs H. C. Mr. M Raymond Dr. H. St. Clair Elliott Mies F. Bosy

Ehroufcis

Mr M. F. Raymond Mr H St. Clair Mrs P. Ramy

Elliott

Mr WE. Rickotte.

Miss R. Roberts

*HYTANTIAL NELSONA XI- Labour MPs have 5.r a long time brad A-serting that their ennatitueus primured scorta of potential Nelsons who would a Four navy to victory far more thoroughl

than the effee aristocracy which at present controls it. Furtunately, Mr Chorebill has had the sense to find out that in the Mr B. Emil

uf the lower deck this iden is Mr and Mr L. K. Mr Q. F. Robins

M: that while the men themselves are strange. Mr.F. Vom Fircka y indifferent to the idea of being.com Mr A. G. Florin unded by budd-ng Kair Hardies and Mr Denman Fuller Victor Grayson, both officers and men are Mr J. W. Ganong

15 Mr A. F. Ganong at one in hulding that if any chargo be Mr.

ubitibus bluej.cket M Mr H. GarroW made, the smart and amb

the middle of the ninetics, Since that pics undüllerited morsen-e, and i

399 time.a misrked and persistent change has taken place. The price of food has made great advance, rising inest rapidly within the last few years. the prices of ma torials of various kinds has undergone an even greater upward movement, affecting many sorts of manufactured goods, and for is the man who should benefit thereby. It Mr R. Gaubert large sections of the workers the rao ofis an open question whether the men Mr and Mrs J. F.

George themselves will greatly relish quarter deck by a con prices has been

accompraied

ffices from the loser deck, on the prin- Miss George

נלאס

iderable rise of rente. Ent throgh labour. that thor will know too much. Bir V. Goulbotiri

MJW. Ross

Sani Mr W. Schwolke Mrs F. A. Seymour. Mrs Statio

Mr and Mrs J. R.

Mr & Mrs E. Shull LA C. V. Skrimshire

R.G.A

Xaz L. Edgar U

Mr B. B. Salomon

is still commonly regarded as a dummodi' the other hand, the new proposals B1 and Mrs Joseph Dr and Mrs. A.-D.

Burroughs and Watts whose pace is subject

BILLIARD TABLE

WITH ACCESSORIES. Apply to

GEO. P LAMMERT.

Hongkong. Jane 7. 1910,

546

MILNERS'

SAFES

THE Undersigned have received inaizzo- tlons to sell by Public Auction,

03,

SATURDAY,

the 4th May, 1912, at 11 am, at their

Salca Rooma, No. 8, Dos Vena Road,

cocher of Ice Hours STEEZ,

A QUANTITY OF

USEFUL HOUSEHOLD LINENS AND

SUNDRIES,

-dea Comprising

Fine Damask Table Cloths and Servistien (various sizes), Lini and Hand-embroi dered Pillow and Bolster Slipa, Bingle and.. Docilde Bod St Sheets, Hand embroider Bedsprendevar demigne Single Honble Bed Quilla, Lace Curtains,

Bandkerchiefs, Fin

AS SUPPLIED TO THE

PRINCIPAL BANKS

AND

recent

has

the to

F

same lass

Oa

bo

Hart

Spalding and infant Mrs. B. 1. Capt. H. Spear

Mr J. Spittlew Miss W. Square Lt. and im O. Steiner, R.N

DESTINATION."

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

Australian Porta, de Extern

Jate of Laivams

Bboy,v.S'parot Fany Tom Martin, K. Nippon Yusen Kaisha About Apr. 23,00

Europe, da

Kwiat

Fiame, Trieste, že........ China Haiphong Sungking Kobe Yokohama......... Lyo Maru Kobe

Fazilka

•London Ariental London, Arap do Bur Idon: R'dan & A'ery Flintshire Manila, A'ralisa Porta Guthrie Marsailles, v. Saigen. Ville de la Ciotat Mar

L'don, & Awerp Hitachi Martensostan Menila, Cebu & Boil Rubí Manila Yuengang Mania Iloilo & Manila, Atralian Ports Yawabs Marn Moji

Kobo

Taming++++++++

Matapp ..........er Nikko Maru um som

New York. Naaki, Robe & Tha za Raam, B'burg, A wery 2.3.D. Atiers... Seattle & Japan Port Minnesota San Francisco Japan Chiyo Mari San Francisco, Japan Nippon Mars. Salina Cruz, v. Japan. Hongkong Manu San Faimo, Y. Japan Manchuria................. San Francisco, Japan Nila Shanghai

Shangba

Shanghai.co....ico

Shanghai

Shanghai...

"Shanghai

Bohemi.

Deranba..

Wishing

Choysang

Simona

S'ha, Kobe & Thama Sextow, Amoy & S'in Funan Shai, Moji, Koba, Tos

Syria pore, Penang & C'tha Hoang.. Shai Tau & Japan Buelow Stow, Amy & Taman Dulgi-Maru Show Amry &amping Socha Maru Stow, Amoy & Fchow Kaijo Maru hai. Kobe & Y'hams Bayern va Barstow

Haimed

Stow, Amoy &Fchơn

Amoy & chow

ching

· Ftoria, Tma & Japan Panama Maru saa Va, B.O Feattle die Sado MarU Vancouver. (8.0.), de: Empress of Japa Vancouver, (E.0.). Moutangio; Show, Wwet & Thein Cheongshin Weihsiwel & Tientsin Kutichewa

Mr and Mrs W.8.0.15

Standford

KING HOWARD HOTELL

+

bb Livington & Co May 25, Noon

Walchers & Co. Apr. 31, apa Sander, Waler & Co.. May 1, Daylights Rattarfed & Swire. May 1, si 9 cm. Nippon Yusan Kaish About May 3... Jardine, M'son& Co. Le May 3, at noon

*0.8.-N. 0Q............. (May

0.8. N. 00. About May fardine, Mson Co. Ld May 18.00 Jardine, Msond:Co, May 4, at 4 p.m. Messagerien Ma

Maritime May 7.1.p

Tippon Yusen Kaishs May 8, Daylight Shewan, Tomes & Co May 1, 184 p.m Sardine, Mson C, Ld May Sutterfeld & Swire. Apr. 30, st

pon

Kisho M, 10, 3 Nocke Yusen

fardine, M'son &Co, Le Apr. 30, më moon. The Bank Line, Lân. About May 15. Nippon Yusen Kalah May 8, at Noon

Hamburg Am ka Länk thout May

ippon Yusen Kaish May 5, Noon. Toyo Kisen Kaisha. Mayb

Noon Toyo Kisen Kaisha .. 28, 15 DOOD. Toyo Kisen Raishaline 7, at Noon Pacif Mail- S. 8 Copr. 30, a1p. Paciße Mail S.S. Co... May 14, 1 p. Sander, Wisler & Co. May 5, daylight. P: & O. B. N. Co... About May 19. Jardine, M'ront Co.Ltr. 30, at Nom Tanline. Mun& Co, Is May 5, Daylight Butterfield

Batterfield Swire... May 2 Mesageries Maritime Abruk May 6. Butterfeld Swine. May

Aslchers &

at Nons

CoLbout May 8 Anak Skosen Kaisha May Ossia Shosen Kaisha May 1, at 10 i |Osaka Shosen. Kalaba

sburg Am ka Linis&ab Noom Douglas, Lapruk Co. Mayil, ab 10x.m Douglas, Lapesik: Co. Apt. 30, Dongles Lepraile de Co. May 5, is). Deats Shosen zaiths Ape. 50, at 1pm. Nippon Yusen Kasim May 7, ab Now Sosdian Fio R. Co. May 11, at 6p.m. Canadiane R. Co. Jane, a66 puma Jadi, and Co, Ld Apr. 30, at Doona Butterfield. & Swire ... May 2, ab & p.m.

PEAK HOTE Mid Mm Armstrong Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs W. H. Look A

Bell & 2 children Major Lyddos

·Mm Bowdler Mu?

Dept. & Mexikuk Mr A. F. Crew/chkina & auras

Mr and Mrs T. Patrio Mr J. MidimahinaMrs Canning. MESEL Probat Mr and Mrs J.B. Mr Darch Majur & din Pa

Mody

Mr & M J. Danses Col

Beano, Ph.

children & norie Mr B Erigider Mr. Bag

Mr & Mrs Alexander Mr John Lennox and child Mr O. N. Manbo Mr.FA. Aron Miss Mannay Mr and Mrs Avenell Kry. McCormack Capt, Bannatyus⠀⠀ Mr and Mrs FE. Miss M. Bannatyne McHugh Me Bagly Dr Beliling MEE Bradshaw Mr H. Brent Me J. Chisholm Mrs Cowen Mr W. Donaldson Mr A-P. Noble Cart

WEhrhardt Capt. & Mr W. C. Mr Ehrhardt and Passmore

child

Dr Muller

Mr J. E. Mulligan

Gould f change a list of other markets lill most all that the warst officers have

de, no rise of wages equivalent to the been agitating for for many years, Even Mr rine of prices has taken place by ths warrant officer, the much-ne drd Elerce bitter feeling of frustration in the concession of the rank of chief at fifteen Capt. T. P. Hall lablar morcment.

years in more highly esteem'd that the Mr F.Hammer- Why have prices of

ommodiries mewhat problem igal advantages of the Mr & Birs J. Yan

Heute akes this new and mpl i course, and why quarter deck for the younger store Mr and Ms J. D. TT will thereby the price of

provided with some of labour is led to koop pace

and thoroughly Chese question are arcusing even more relish's officers of keen attention in certain foreign countries. Fer efficient type, but unless some special adat. G. Herbert, the ries of prices. is by no means peculiar justment of pay be made the 1te of the Hon Mr & Hewett, O.M.G. to Or at Britain. It is reflected in all the officers is likely to be anything but bed chief industrial nations of the world.. Inf roses. A man who can win his way to Mr E A. Hewett

MinHilla Germany and the United States prices the quailer.deck any rely upon nothing Med. 5 Hord

sympathy fret the oficers have risen e 01 mole rapidly than in whom his forme lot will be d'a Me R, Horne

France country, and

giv, and. Italy ezhibit an increase at least salarys xa ours, troubles will be of a fissencial nutar 1 8: Hough PIERDIE HAJAW, Tolmie Y2 CA. Einer Adie M. O. Porter

It is, indeed, quite orident, that the becoming increasingly difficult for any Mix & ME. Howard Miss J. Q., Telmie Mrs D. L. Howell – Mr K. Ugemus - la-gest immedial source of industrial anrest junior officer to live in his pay, and a

Be glom

Amprent

Mr. and Mrs P. ̈ ̄A

Stanhope Mr B. R. Still Lieut. R. Stopford,

R.N

Mr R. Stutsko

Mr W. G. Symmons

Mr & Mrs T. Taronor.

Di as M. Howell-in Mr G. Varmeij

Hr and

Mr. R

Ellis

Mr. B. F. Fiber

MEN. Dinkel

Mr D. Barkall

M: M. F. Menay

*!

Mr. Femman

L.H. Mr C. A. Peroy

Mr H. Piesbergon

Miss F. E. Porter

Mt 0. F. Quinn Mrs R. A. Ramsey

A Hela: My EP, Reed"..

Radalite

Mr Gillinghan Eng. Condr B Capt. & Mrs Guthrie Mrs

Rouse

Là Col. Gordon HallMF A. Ging air Mr. AE. Herdman Mr A. Finday Smith Afr and Mrs Hill Lt. Col. Stropole Mr and Mrs

Humphreyasses and. Mr W.

**Me and Mr Jamon Watson

Mr & Mrs Les Jones Mr David Wood Mr Ama

Capt Wood Major and Mrs Lean Lev Colwriglen

Fix un international une." If this world-wide / vicious systems- has lately crept in by whon Me and Mrs WSR Mr & Mrs 3 Voll & Mr LC. Rocante

is to bo

I phenomenon is

understood, still more expenditure and promotion have tended be be much more nearly allied than efficio effective remedies to to be applied, this international character must receiva and promotion. It is under a demecilie proper recognition. Indeed, the notion Government that these things have come hat any of our gravest, social economic about, w

abo SWEATED INDUSTRY.

Thats is, bowater, sunther side to the

problems in completely so:vation over which very serious trouble la

action of the several States is no plausible. The Economia, Siste is

Mvjor lump reg

Hughes ant child

Mis Humphreys:

Hurtado

Capt. B. Innay

MU. D. Johnston M14 J.-C. Jones Mr H. A. Jones

Mr R. M. Joseph Mr 0. 0: Julika,

brecht:

Commander Warleigh Mr. Li Wato Mrs B. Webb

Me E. J. Waterman.

Miss Wabater Mr R Wall & raket Mr. A. Wolek

MFA HII

Mr. H. Hunter

Mr W. O. Bivers

KINGSOLIEK HOTEL

Mr and Mrs J. SMr E Arndt Dr. L. Martyn Lobb

Mr and Mrs Ancott Mr AM MAI

Cipt. & Mri ·WHERE Shearer

Kemp

Dr Sibreels and Bus Julse He H., J. McNult

Mr & Mrs Kinghorn Mrs A. G. Smith

Mr and Mrs. W

Mr B. S. Sparge

Bailieux

Miss BiCapt Drob; and Mr.AILCH ME F-Bompa Mr und His F. A Mr & Mrs C. Tanrit E. Stewart and Mr and Mrs Borwick Sir

Wende. Mr and Mrs H. L. Haul & Mrs Leiria, Mr Waking

Mr and Mrs Lenaire Mr H Watkins “ Mr F. O. Wilford

and child My FW White Mrs. Wilkinso

becoming a World take. Ard though as yet not at all impossible: Rightly of Congly. no control or govrument exists.com the men of the navy had been led to expert BUSINESS HOUSES. action of the different nations tidal with pay oud be adjusted to meet modern Dy Klose

to them all is surely conditions. Net so pot too emergencies common to see

point Mr.W Britial bluejacket is the art Mr A. Krameran depsatmant day

sample at the prosent moment Mis Kumbler life is this to aj pliable to mode of sweated industry. Her has borne this Mr. 1. Lowada

characteristic of the Miss OK. Le philosophy Jary mwements and finance, which with the reflect and register more squatively every British bluejacket, but the advantages eren MLN. Laule Mr BAG. Young Your the growing community.of intenta the warrant otocza (whoj though, they wZBOG

mesurate with its beeda, kɔme o-operative that with tha:new: Nuvai“ Eating' as their MeENT White

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Agent

Hongkong, May 20, 1911!

JEYES FLUID

them) new likely to cause additions turning und

the men in general

10 between members of different nations thoroughly dower of them, did not expens

cigome, there with kon sympathy the proposal which is Tsy to take only ahapo in the United States for the formation of an international commi skon to gather facta, bearing upon changes

poor pa Mr E

Mr D. C. Wil

Dr and Mrs B.

Beawa

Mr O

[MFG., EZ Flanag<

Mr John Henderson las E.TET.

MEAD Bend