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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 28, 1912.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER.

PUBLIC AUCTION. „”

T.

'HE Undersigned has received instruc soll by Fublic Auction

THE CHINA MAIL,

ensh, the draft for £50 at some other bank -Nee.

7. D. Smart, Sub-Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, gave evidzneo as to sending certain documents to London; one of them containing his opinion, with regard to the respublaner of the signatures He gave au opinion that the two signatures were sima iðar,

In answer to Mr. Bell, witness suid he an expert in hand. writing. He simply gave his opinion.

His Lordship: With a good deal of experience?

Hughes and Hough Tions frog Br 3. BAYANT ROWE, to dil me fr

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT,

General Auctioneers

Share, Coal and

AND

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN'

CCAL STORAGE.

“Codes" und " A.B.C. 4TK & Din Epitiosa. A1. TESTIC CODE. Tologmphic Address : » 'MEIRION' HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION!

THE Undersigned have reenived instruc-

Tins to Sell by Public Auctira,

{POD ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERN),

FRIDAY..

the 28th Jane, 1912, at 2.39 m., at their Sabs Rooms No. 8 Des Voeux Road, corner of Ice ItaE STREET, --

A QUANTITY OF VALDABLE HOUSEHOLD

kc..

FURNITURE

c.,

PRACTICALLY NEW!

AND OF EnogĽKAN MAKE.

And a private collection of Chinesa For colaine, Pictures, Snuff Bottles, &c., &c.

(Full Particulars [rum Catalogue)

On view day before sale.

Truss al

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hnagkong, June 22, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

820

THE Undersigned have received inste THE

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

оп

SATURDAY,

the 20th June, 1912, commencing at 2.45. at No. 52, NATHAN READ, Ground Floor, Kowloon,-

THE SUNDRY

VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, &c..

Therein Contained. Electric Fittings and Fans, Gas Cooking Stave, and One Treadlo Sewing Machine

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in good condition, "Singer."

Da view day of sale.

TERMS-As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGHT,

seigniters;

Hongkong, June 19 1912.

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7th June, 1912, commencing at

1.30 p.m., and on FRIDAY,

the 28th June, emmencing at 10

at his residence. ARTHOLWYN,'

No. 1 Peak Koud,

THE WHOLE OR IS VALUABLE

Witness You

Vivian Heathente Bourne, of the Mani- elpal Council's tax office, gave evidence that in September 1810 he was staying... aafkerton's hotel" unul at that time there was a Miss Macnaught staying teentified her as the accused.

The anastirit Mr. Bell wittest said hen knew Miss Macnaughton quite well. He was asked to giviæ description of her below the identifiention, and when he identified her, she was along, "

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE

Comprising:

Tesk Sidebossed with Eavelled Mirror Extension. Ding Table, Dining Chairs, Footenays and Writing Table, Gas and Crockery Ware, Electre plate and Cutlery

etc., etc.

Teak Wardrobes with Beveled Mirrors, Toilet Tables, arble-top Washatan, Double and Single Toilet Sets, Double and

Single Bedsteads, Pictures, Tables, Chairs,

etc, etc.

Abo

Sundry Kitchen and Pantry Requisites: Ono Cottage Piano by John Broadwood

andySons (almost now).

Singer Sewing Macho...

Det. Sgt. Brewster gavy evidence as taking secret ser from the Hong ng pulled and rediving-ortais doctis.j

menes from them.

VIEH

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VICHY ETAT

VICHY CELESTINS

in bottles and For Kidney at Kindred troubles, bladder half bottles trouble -- Gant -- Gravel --- Arthritis

and Milouansus,

VICHY GRANDE-GRILLE Live fro LELESTI VICHY HOPITAL For Indigestion.

REFUSE. SUBSTITUTES, BENTION BAME OF SPRING REQUIRED «VIONY-ETAT PREPARATIONS "VICHY-ETAT SALT Natural salt from the waters. In tins and battles. VICHY-ETAT TABLETS 2 or 3 after meals make digestion saxy. VICHY-ETAT COMPOUNDS to make your own

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digestive aerated water.

DESTINATION

Vessels Advertised"as Loading.

--VESIRIA..

Yustralian Ports, to. St Albans.... B'Day, S'pore, Cho, Wakana Mary Foston New York Indramayo.my

rope, Prins Eitol Friederich Tume Tricate to... Persia...... Tothow & Haiphong... Bingan

(Ceylon Mara..anak ......... Maru boat Yokohama... Aki oba & Yekubam... Inds Landon & Amarp..... Denbighshire

dan, do

Assaye

don, Antwerp, &o.

Vania, Atralian Ports Changsha spilles, v Saigon. Salazio

Mar, Barro &burg

Liborin

Maru...

41, L'aon, &werp, Hirano

anila, Cebu & lolo Rubi

ོད ཏ བྷ ཏྭཱ ཏ མ ཀྶཾ ལན ལཾ

ain, Melbourne, & Prinz Waldemar

Muniln Tanila

Date of LuaYING -

anbIlvingston & Co, Juậy 20, at noon. Nippon Yusen Kaisa July 8. Shewan, Tomed Co&bout July falchers & Common July 10 at Nood .....Sander, Wieler & Co About July

Buttorheld & Swim... June 25, at 9a-p „Nimbon Tusen Kasia About July 17

ippon

......

17ind. Dvile & Cebu Taming Manila Atralian Port Kumano Mara... New York

Chip Mart Middleham Castle... Vin Francisco, Japan

Francisen, Japan Nippon Mard dina Cruz, Japan. Kiya Mars... Jan Fundisco, Japan Siberia FanFrancisco. Japan China Shi Shangha

Jeangba..

wegsang Chinhus........

Sgt. T. Murphy, of the Hougtong police, stated that he arrested the accused in Hongkong, "entifying fer from the description which had been given to him,que borks fed upon the primer Want' ¡Advertisements Shai, Kobe & Y'bami Silosis.......

arrested..... The sected was then called and she

PREPAID

am which had been telegraphed from Shanghai. He arrested, her at the Peaksid that her name was Miriam Monteith.") Hotel on the afternoon of April 27. Hehehe nut causel's statement whi$1 per inch... did not make a systematic arch of her regard to Misa Mensaghton whom she $2.

some heuertid she met a Kobe. When the Inkter | room, but seized Among those was a blue musealed em

A Collection of Old Jagranese, Chinese velope lying on, the bed, which contained left she failed to take with her the des-

and Dutch Porsyliin."

A Collection of Insects and Butterthes of America, Australia, Japan aml China,

A Large number of mare Orchids, Féens, Palms and other Pot Plants.

&c.

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Hives of Pees and Frize Poultry,

te.," Stc. Tea-Cash on delivery. On View from Wednesday, the 5th June, 1912

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer Eongkong, June 11, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

forty-two leese cheques drawn on the London, County and Westminster Bank. He also leand four cheque invoke from tanks in Hyreuth, Rome, and Simla and a packet of photographs. There was very expensive clothing in the wardrobe, At this point Mr. "Wilkkasen suggested tirat the Court should adjun. Und he would reall Mr. Bickerton after lunch. Hi Lordship: He ought to be in at- tendance.

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Mr. Wilkins: I saw the list of witnesses and thinking thud he would not he required for some sine, went away.

His Lordship: It is most annoying The evidence of identification ought to ITARE Undersigned has received lastruskave been given as oner, but it has been Tons to Set by rublic Auction,

dotted about the whole proceedings..

Mr. Wilkinson said it was matter for thus prosecution to decile the order ir which the witnesses should be called.

Is Lordship: Are you going by cul

on

FRIDAY,

the 28th Jane, 1912, commencing a 2.80 ... at his Sales Rocnis. DUDDELL STREET, -----

OLD

WITHOUT RESERVE A COLLECTION OF CHINESE CURIOS. (The property of a Chinese Gentleman). Comprising:- PORCELAINS in Blue and White, Sang de Boeuf, 5 coloured, Blue, Red, Green, White, etc., etc., etc.

ments..

tour withers or not?

Mr. Wilkinson: I ask you to adjourn. This is a convenient time-12.99.

Hix Lordship: I am not going to ad journ. You know perfectly well that the rule of the Court is to adjourn at 12 unless there is some strong reason for You must call your wit not doing so.

or close your care, The name of the Wes was then

Bronze Vases. fucense Burners Oria-alled, and on being informed that le was not present, his Lärdship said: I nl order his "regrisances to be

Jade Carved Bottles and rnment.

A Variety of Soul Bottles, Mandarin

Bendis, etc., etc.

Tens-Cash on delivery. On view from Thursday, the 27th

1910.

Catalogues will be issued.

Mr. Wilkinson then applied for a June,djournment until 2 oʻchek.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Bangor June 22, 19)2.

TUBLIC AUCTION.

Is Lordships I shall adjouro

1.15.

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patch box containing the cheque books.

Cross-examined, the pecused said that sie reerived the £1,400 a year from the exrentsrecúndre her father's will. She was thirty for pars of ages but she find

Shanghai.......laketa Ma

Waknia Mare -40 S'hai, Moji & Kobe... Haki

S'pore, Penang & Otta Namsang

Gregory Apole

hai, Moji, Kobo, I'ma Pera hai, Koke & Moji....

hai, Kobe & Yhams Polynesien..... 3 insertionsai & Japan Forte... Forck .One woak.

FOR SALE.

and Curios.

nor the spending of all her many her Chinese Porcelains self. She was allowed £1,000 a year whi for three months he kept a house in London which cost a monthly rental of £700) When in Peking she minitted that she was hard pressed for 250 mid she wired to her trustees for money, but she revived no reply.

3 tow, Amy & Tansu Daigi Mara.......

tow, Amey & F'chow Exijo Maru

・Foby S'hai,

Y'hamalosia...

Swatow&'chen

Stow,Amey

Haimun Halyar Stew, Amey &F'show Haiching

toris, Tha & Japan Tacoma Mara Vuver & Stley, Japan Hercules..... Vria, B.C., Seattle to.Sazuki Mora.... Vancouver. (B.C.), &c. Empress of Var.couver, (5.0.&. fonteagle Waniwei & Tientsin Chip+bing

Nippon Tusen Kaisha. July 3, at 6 p.m. Jardins, M'son & Co.14 June 27, at noon, Jardins, 'son Co. La June 30.

0.8 N Co. July 6, at Noon 05. K. Co. About Jaly, toon Buttarfeld & Sirs....July 9, até p... Mesangories Maritimes July 2, 1 p. Hamburg Araka Zinio about June to Nippon Yrisen Kalaha July 3, Daylight Showan, Tomos & Co. June 29, até p.m

elchers & Co July 13 9. The Bank Lino, Ld.... About July 2 Jardina, M'aon Co.,13. Jane 99, at 9p.m Butterfield Sir... July 9, at 4 p.m. Nippon Yusen Kaisha July 3, Dodwell & Co. Limited About July 13 Toyo Kisan Kaisha... July 29, No-Noom Toyo Kisen Kaisha Aug. 13, at noon, Kisen Kaisha..Aug. 6, at Noons Paciflo Mail 8.8. Ca.,Jay Z, 1 pm Pacife: Mail as. Co.... July 3, at 1 pm) P&O S., N. Cabout July E

ardine, Maono, Ld June 30, Daylight

| & Swiss lane 30, 154 pm). Butterfold

Toro

Butteə 19, Midnight.

Nippon

Tuson Kaisha About July 3 Sandar, Wieler & Co. About June 19 Jardine, M sem &-Co,Ltd July 3, ab Noem, &O. 8. N. About July 5.

D. Bassoon &Co, Ld. June 98, at Noon Massagurien Maritimes About July 1 Meichers & Co... About June 27 Osaka Shosen Kalaha, June 30, at Noon, Obaka

Sbomen Kaisha July 9, Hamburg Ames Linia Full

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Douglas, Lenral Co. Jane 307, at 10 am Douglas, Laprak Co. June 28, at 11a.m. Douglas, Ispraik & Co. July 2, at 11a.m. Das Shosen Kainin July 11, at 1 giờ. The Bank Line, id...July 9

Nippon Yusen Kasha Jaly 9, at 4 p.m. Japan......Canadian Pic R. Co. July 13,at 6p.m.

Canadian 16e R. Co. Aug. 3, ab 6 p.m ....... Jardine, M'son& Co. LokJune 28, at Noon

VISTORS AT HOTELS.

BONGKONG HOTEL...

Mr D. Mackenzio Mr T. M. Macqueen

Dr G. Marriott

ueen

A fine lot of very rare and ancient Mr A. T. Erberini Mr G. F. Lebnort Mr. Wilkinson: What are the anes" "Chinese Porcelains of "different of your trusteek?-1, refuse to answer the question, because I don't want my friends to know the position I am in.! don't want them to know that I have

been arrested a false charge.

Mr. Wilkinson: 1 had better tell you

periods, also some Good Curios.

the danger that you are in. If you don't ON VIEW NOW AT THE answer the question 1 shall point out to the jury; subject to his Lordship's ruling,

that these trustees are not there,

Accused: Oh yes they are, but I shall not say who they are.

Mr. Wilkinson produced a cheque that had been presented for payment for a sum of $5,000 and bearing the signature of alisin Monteith. The accused de nied that the cheque was hers or that it was her signaturo. The latter was like her handwriting.

Re-examined, the neensed said that she was not nu intimate friend of Mi Mac-" mughten.

At this stage, the Court adjourned the case and this poorning to pable the

the gual. Prisoner to slice certain papers from

Hi Torship than intimated that h would deal with Mrg, Shorrock and the

On the Court resuming the case twoik somewhat national turn. the rady was unsere before the bench." 619 complaining that they had been spoken

E Undersigned will bell by Public

Auction

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WEDNESDAY, the 3rd July, 1012, commencing at 2.30 ... tis SALEH Rooms. DUDDELL STREAT,-

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

.

FURNITURE,

(PARTICULARS WILL BE POLISHED LATER).

Tensis: Cast on delivery. Ja View from Tuesday, the 2nd July, 1912.

GEO. P. LAMBERT,

Hongkong, June 25, 1912.

.. Auctioneer.

828

JAPANESE MAKERS

EVERY KISI

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Footwear

TO

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His rdship: The complaint bas been

to on the subject of the trial. When biste by the iny which you have heard i Lordship took his sent the following din- logue took place.

A jurer (rising) My Lord, on behalf

what have you to say? You spoke to]

a way which them about this case in

ME G. A. Bana

ME. R. te

Mr C.D. J. Ball

M: Willy Barndt

Bingham

Mr

and

Blanch

Marshall

Mr W. B. Mar

Mr and Me J, E. Mr E. K. Mehta

Bir J. Merecki

Ms N. F. Mr N Meyer

Mr Z. E. Brigg

Mrs K. C. Movers

Mr J. Morris

Mr A. Eliot Browner J. D. F. Mulder

Mr and Mrs Burgess Mr B. S. Nitt

Mr Chus. Cable

CHEE PO Co.,

Mr P. Canonico

45, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL Hongkong, June 18, 1915.

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FOR SALE.

80

BOUT 500 lbs. ENGLISH TYPE Clarendon and Nonpareil (Modern), complete fount, including Italic.

In good condition. Send offers to

TYPO,'

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Gea of CHINA MAIL' 0.

400 Hongkong, March 21. 1912.

FOR SALE.

ONE FULL SIZE

Mr A. H. Cook

Mr G. P. Carry

Mr M. Dean

W. C. Drow Mr Mr and Mrs Z. G.

Duan

Master Z. G. Duan Mr E. J. V. Eames Mr and Mrs H. C.

Ehrenfel

M: H. G. Fisher Mr A. G. Florin Mr E. 5. A. Fowler Mrs French & child Mr. Donman Ful'or Mi R. Gaubert. Mr and Mrs J.,

George

Miss George Mr P. H Gilman Mr A. B. Ginger

Mr V. Goulbourn

Mr T. W.

Potola

Mr R. Petorzon Mr G..A. Mr & Mra H. Pink Mr E. H. Ray Mr E. M. Raymond Mins F Rasy Capt. C. Robinson bir and Mrs A. L.

Rock

Mr J. Saber BIF W. Schwolke Mr E. E. Smith Engineer-Lt. E.

Smith

Mr H. H. Salomaa Dr and Mrs à D.

Spalding and infant Miss W. SquaTO Lt. and Birs O. E.

Stainer, R.N Mr and Mrs W. E. 0.

Stanford

Mr and Mrs Joseph Mr G. Vermeij

Mrs E Voll Gould

Mr & Mr D. M. G. Gratam brecht Mr R. J. Grimshaw Mr E. J. Waterman

Watkins Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr H

Hale

Mr W. F. Wenyon Mr and Mrs J. W.

Wheldon

of my fellow jurors I wish to point out might prejudies their having a proper Burroughs and Watts P. ENO

that two members of the jury have been approached by a certain person, and what was said to them was calculated to have the impression of changing their minds.

His Lordship: You are quite right to eall my attention to the matter. Is the person present in Ecurt?

The Juror Yes, my Lord.

is Lordship: I shall have to ask you Paper -

to let me know who it is.

The Jurer: Shall I write it on If you plus.

The juror wrote a name on a piety of paper and this was handed up to his Lordship.

His Lordship (fer perusing the uote) Mrs. Shorrock.

Clerk of the Count: Mrs. Shorrock,

stand up.

Mrs. Shorrock stood up in the well of the Court and his Lordship addresing her said: You will remain in Court until the close of this trial when the mutter will be gone into.

1

ecision by bring things nisice which they ought not to have heard during the

of the Court. luncheon interval and the adjournment

Mrs. Sherrock: I un exceedingly serr that I said mything, not knowing it was against the law to say anything End I known I would not have said it.

Mrs. Shock was preceding when his Lordship observed that she had better be silent as it would not make it any

better. M. M.

„FOUR

Addressing the jury his Lordship said: Gentlemen, you were quite right to bring this matter to my notice, and I will tell

you why. It is not only a question of dealing with anyone who offends but in crder to assist gentlemen on the juries in Shanghai. I never exercise the power which I have of keeping juries together,

BILLIARD TABLE

WITH ACCESSORIES Apply to

GEO. P LAMMERT, Honghone. June 7. 1910.

MILNERS

Capt. T. Hall

·Mr F. Harraway

. R. Innes Capt MR. M. Joseph M-E. S. Kabel Mr C. Kaufmann Mr A. Kruseman Mr K. Iarmenhause Mr O. League

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Mr and Mrs H. L. H.

White

Mr and Mrs S. R

Wilf

Mr G. G. Wood" Mr and Mrs J. F.

Wright

Mr J. A Young

KING EDWARD HOTEL.:

Mr & Mrs. Ander. Mr and Mrs Lemaire

8011

and child

Mr and Mrs Avenell My C. N.Manhoff."

472

Mr H. A. Begly

Dr Beltics

Linut. Crosse 2

Mr J. A. Dobric

Mrs Dollie

Miss Massey

Mr J. McCormack

Mr and Ms JEN.

Mody

Mr M. F. Marray

Mr W, A. Donnidson Mr A. P. Nobby

Ever Mr E.

& Mrs W. C 3. W.

Vasamar

SAFES Mr Ewing

AS SUPPLIED TO THE

I always allow them to go about their PRINCIPAL BANKS, business at intervals, and I have always found I have been loyalty supported by

„Addressing the jury his Lordship said the public of Shanghai and by juries that they must not allow anything that themselves. People outside have not, so had been said to them to infueage them far as I know and so far as I believe. It is very important in the trial. If he thought it was likely tried to talk to juries in a way in which that that should be so, otherwise it MADE to do so, would have to discharge the they ought nnt.

jury.

would be impossible in a small place; where people might talk, that I "shoul be able to disperse juries in the very freo pro-way in which I am at liberty to do. As regards Mrs. Shorrock's offenen it is a outrageous une to speak, to gentlemen of the jury who are solemnly sworn to give

The Juror: We assure you we shall not ORDE change our minds of the matter.

The incident then closed, and the eeedings were continued.

When Mr. T., L. Bickerton was called bris Lordship observed that the Crows Advoups could make an application with regard to Mr. Bickerton's cognisances afterwards if he wished.

JHERRY & 00.

PEDDER STREET,

Opposite Hongkong Hotel. Hagkong Way 3, 191í)..

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SELF OURE NO FICTION Í ● PO BUFFERER NESP NOWY DESPAIR THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.

THERAPION No. 1

in a remarkably short time, aften allee daysinaly Cure discharges either sex super mading injectiums

THERAPIÓN No 2 Carrs blood person, bad fee, the foll awelba julous, &c. when mercurial treatment THERAPION N3

Lager chrono wakes, lost vigorane vilajerco Ether aber Therapien & all seif ironimva de Lanenclosed, ofclesiera or ponies-from Jae LaCie Krkicine Camo Rd..Kamo

· já and; Inene bun, nr.

Drepte (Tadeless) Farm of Tapion nasy to take, dr, lasting catre

BrichfGot

THERAPION X OURSE TO STAY OURED

verdict on the fucts and to deliver justice between the Crown and tho - pri«. Mr. Wilkinson said that he had already soner at the bar on a very serious charge; a charge which might be more or less signed a cheque on the banks and it was serious than this, at all events a criminal not fr. Bickerton's fault.

After Mr. Biekerton had spoken to the charge, which is always a serious anot- nexused having stepped at Bickerton'ster. Any attempt to influenca a jury Titel, Bubbling Well. Mr. Bell address must be severely dealt with."

AND

Mrs Finchett

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Mr Gac. Harrison Mr M. Hashimoto Mr and Mrs F. B.

Houghton

Mr H. Hunter Mr F. H. Hyde Mrs Judah

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Mis R. A. Ramsey ML. C. Rees Dr Sibree Mr H. S. Spurge Capt. and Mr Allen Stewart and children" Mr.D. H. Taylor

the

Mr & Mrs Kinghorn MrJ, Valantine

BUSINESS HOUSES. Mr & Mrs. Laurit Mr 3. Waldron

GEO, P. LAMMERT.

Agenti

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Hanzkeng, Ma.20 191

NOTICE

Mr F. White

PEAS 20TEL.

GRAND CANLTUM......- HOʻTIL

Mr.W.A. Barnett

Mr J. K. A. Huty

MYA. G. Badinant Mr John Henderson

Mr. T. Bischoff

Mrs John Henderson

Capt, and Mr Braga and child

Mr F. Braga

Miss L. Bmga

Miss M. Braga

Mr Clair Brown

MrChs. Higgenbotham

Mr W. H. Jenkins

Mr & Mrs F. Jorge Mr G. 0. Jorge

Mr and Mix G. G. Mr S G. Larson

Burnett and 2 Mr and Mrs D. L

children

Lyle

Mr & Mrs Crawford Mr M: S. Mitchell

Yra E. Cropley

Mr A. Croplay

Mur

N. Cropley

Miss E. Croplay" Miss A. Cropley

31 S. Dale

Mr E. Doherty..

Mr Thoma Manday Mr S. Paul

Mr G. H. Perritan

Mr W. J. A. Robbins Mr and

Boerall.. Mr G.

Me G. W Drolletto Mr. Smith

Mr.J. G. Flynn

-Mr E. J. Treadgold

Mr and Mrs Gale and Mr R. W. Ulman "Mr and Mrs W** child Mr W. L. M. Grant Mr Geo, C. Whitels w

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GRAND HOTEL

Mr H. Aubrey Mr and Mrs Baker Mr W. Brewter

Mr F. Bruhn Mr L. N. Burns birs Burridge Mr.Cadman Mr L. C. Child Mr Cramer M: Crombie Mr and Mrs A.

Craw

Mr R. Duokan Mr Elson Mr Friese intel

Mr D. Grih Mr

Mr The Hansen Dr Harden

Mr Kättenbach

Mr J. Kesmey Mr Kelsey Mr Chas. King,

Mr Klock S Mr and Mrs I a

Knowled

Mr F. B. Leniesbey Mr. C. H. Lint BF Lorria MrR. C. Lyons B. Mr. Mudre

Bir A., T.

I. Hall MT. Pribp Mr C. Polard

Mr Ridger

The Roge

Mr Scabioria

Mr John Taylor Patel, Tevină

Mr Ventaplasn

Mr Paul Vint

THE STATION HOTEL.

Miss A Brigaderenko Mrs E. A. McMillen

and children MrF. Bruan" Mr and Mrs J, R. Mr H. Poulsen

Capell & children Mre Christianson

Mr J. Helma

BI A. H. Howitt Ms.J. Hildebrand Mr and Ms D.

Lahman

axaren

Mr E. Arndt

Mr. W. Fringle Jum. MAC, Salla

Capt. Stephen Mr G. Stock Mr M. B. Walker

A. ME. Waamus and My James B. Wood

Lt. Col. & Mr A

YouDas

KINOSCIERI AVTAL,

Dr and Bra Fatton

Mr. and Mrs J««K. Mr-&-Mrs:3; Roberto-

Backhouse

BOLL

Dr and Mn B. W. Mr G. Sachse

Mr

Brown

Gillingham

Mrs Goriam.

MS MAELEÍásraz

Mr A. L.. Shields...“

Mr and Mrs Sorensen

Mr and Mrs Hayes Mr. D. Stewart, DE. L Martyn Lobb E

Voandolame

3 & Ziyi Mm Werte A Mr T. Lesster OE WAL Mr K. E. Morrison Mr. Woutzian

WHEN FRAZEDE. Mr H. Murray Bain Capt. and Mrs Smilte Mr & Mrs do Barlien Malein. MYU. Bond

Mr and Mrs Mastos MJrdà Rome Capt. & Mrs Sidford Maiber Stephen SF.

Mr & Mrs Armstrong Mr and Mrs W. L.Mr J, E. Brister

Mr Bayley

Mrs Bowdler

20 Mr Bicen

Me Chapanau

Mr Dallin

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I am glad to say that this is one of DONE AT rd the jury. He criticized the way thong things which I need not 'deal with which the prosecution had carried out the severely because it is one I believe prac.

tically never bas happened in Shanghai. identification of the accuseds This was

a case that rented absolutely on the que and I heless will not happen again, but

lion of antification and the greatest

BINDING

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rear and who also stated to this by lectur other occasion. Finflict a fiue of £10

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