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FRIDAY, AUGUST 2. 1912.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUOTIONE E E

PUBLIC AUCTION

Undersigned has reculvod inatruo

Hughes and Houghtons to Sell by ruhlls Auction,

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AUCTIONEELS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

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General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

SATURDAY,

the 3rd August, 1912, commencing at 11.M., at No. 6. LYEEMOON VILLAS,.

Erlund,

The Residence of Dr Hartley,

A QUANTITY OF

ROYAL VISIT TO MUSIC-MALL.

Palace Theatre a Bower of Rovan.

Enthusiastic Audience.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Hotels.

THE

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD.

KOWLOON.

A houso packed from door to ceiling, the King and Queen shaking with laugh- ter, and the atmosphere heavy with the perlumo of thousands of roses, wore the vivid impressions created by the royal musle-hall performance at the Palace Theatre the evening of July 1. Al- nest at the stroke of sight the arrival of the Sovereigng was announced by the trains of the National Anthem, and the | Cold and Hot Water throughoai Queen, followed by the King, walked to throtect it the ene uk urmilk n the

General Brokers. VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD cheering audience. The cheers continued

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN " COAL STORAGE,

Codes used:

A.B.C. Auāru EDITIONS, A1. TKLEGRAPHIC Cons

Telegraphie Address,

· MEIRION', HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

HE Undersigned have received instruc

Lions sell by Public Auction,

THE

(FOB ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERN),

TUESDAY,

the 6th August, 1912, at 230 m... at the SALES Rooms, No. 2. Des Varus

Foap Curr Bi lee House Street,

A MISCELLANEOUS STOR Or

UTENSILS.

HOUSEROLD

Ve..

FURNITURE. Jcc.. As follows:- Fish-knives and Forks in Case, Salad Bowls and Servers, Claret Juggs, Tee Pin chers, Electroplated Ware. eloding Entree Dislics, song and Saver Tarons, Forks and Spoons, Fish and Meat Server,) Ve. quantity of New Table Linen, ļ Serviettes, Heavy Brass Con? sicutles, Fre Brass, Guards, Dogs, &c. &c., de... Shanghai un Blinds, A.. One New Japanese Ricksha and Two Remington Typewriters.

TEUMSAs usual,

HUGHES & GN.

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, August 1, 1912.

+

PUBLIC

A DUTION.

M

ESSRS HUGHES & BOUGH will

sell by Public Auction

WEDNE

DAY

the 7th August, 1912, at 1a.M., at their Saks ko mk, 28 De Vieux Komt,

corner of for log-r "TREET, SUPERIOR TURKISH TOWELS, IRISH HOUSEILD LINENS AND SUNDRIES, Comprising - Fine Turkish Towels, Bath Towels, Bath Sheets, Bath Gowns, Backback Towels Fine Damask Table Cloths and Serviettes. Hand-embroidered Pillow Cases and Bilster Slips. Single and Double Bat Size Sheets, Hand-embroidered B. dspreads, Sorgle and Double Bed Quilts, Lace Curtains (4 yds. by 70 inches wide). Handkerchiefs, Ladies' Unmade Robes, Duchesse Sets, Ladies' and Gent's Hoses, Shows, Longeluth, Tray and Supper Cloths, Gent's Shirts, Ladies' Dress Lengtis, &c., &c. &c.

(All New Goods just arrived and will te sold in mall lub).

O view on day previous to male.

Catalogues will be issued.

TERMS:-As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH.

Hongkong, July 23, 1812. ..

JAPANESE MAKERS.

ст

HAP

ORDER

041

FORNITURE, .. (Particulars from Catalogue),

TERM:-Chalf on delivery, On View from Friday, the 2nd August.

GEO. P. LAMMERT.

Actioneer.

..

Hongkong. July 27, 1912.

0

Anotions.

R

PUBLIC AUCTION.

903

PARTICULARS and Conditions of the Letting by Public Auction Sale, to be held on TUESDAY, the 8th day of Auzu", 1512,

At 3 ... at the Offices of the Pablie Works Department, by Order of His cellency the vernor, of Two ty

ROWN LAND be aw Eonney Road, in the clony of blangkong, for a term of 75 ysty, with the option of canewal at Crown Rants to be fixed by the Surveyor of E

joy the Kts, for one further term of GIYA.

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307 134 1

33, 20

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until their Majesties had taken their wats in gilded arm-chairs, with the Grand Duchess George of Russia between thom. Princess Christian, Prince Arthur af Connaught, and Princess. Henry of Hastenberg had chairs in the same row with the King and Quern, and the King's sister, Princess Victoria, sat beside him on his left.

LECTRIC JOHT AND PANS BATH-ROOM TO RACH ROOM

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS

BILLIARD ROOM.

Private Dining Room.

EXCELLENT CUISINE.

For Partialars apply to

THE MANAGER.

The Queen wore a gown of old gold. No. K129. Talg. Addřem "TERMOTEL,"

with her usual strings of pearls and a

tiara of de diamonds. Just behind her Majesty wore her two brothers, the Duke of Teck and Priner Alexander of Tesk. ] The royal perty also included Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein, Princess Victoria of Schleswig-Holstein, Princess Beatrice. Prince Arthur of Connaught, the Duchess of Teck, two of the Prinses of Battenberg. Prince Albert, et Schleswig- Holstein, Countess Zin Torby, and cod cwn personal friends of the King and

Queen.

The rd box, like the whole of the dantre, was profusely decorated with rel and pink roses, and the withdrawing room at the back had Louis Seize furni. tere especially lens for the occasion by Mess. Schoolbred and Co. The walls of this room were panelled with golden trellis work and garlands bf remes, every dower being a genuit blossom and the finest that could be procurad. Thú front

of the box had hugs bunches of splendid | pecimens of Ta Prance, Jaqueminot, and Bently roses,

HUGE BOWER OF HOSES.

All round the tiers the lights were mashed with red and pink roses and gar- lands and festoons of the same flowers,

rhile trailing vines of greenery seemed to completely enclose the whole of the

Hongkong, Feb. 7. 1919.

WYNDHAM HOTEL,

WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET,

Opposite Clock Tower.

OCATION good for Hillside Scenery and ONLY TWO MINUTES' WALK FROM BUSINESS CENTRE.

Residents and Tourists made thoroughly comfortable.

RUN ON FIRST CLASS LINES. Proprietreas

Under the Personal Supervision of the

M. S. HOY. Hongkong, August 1, 1912.

BRABSIDE.

PRIVATE

HOTEL,

974

TANDING in its own_grounds_with Tennis and Croquet Lawas, Lar Liry Well Furnished Rooms, Erer

and hore comfort. Fine View of the Harben. Telephone. No. 590, 1:

Apply to Mas F. W. WATTS,

Ernoside, 20, Madonnell Road. Hongkong, Septembar 2, 107a...

12

uditorium; making it one Inge bower KINGSCLERE HOTEL,

HONGKONG.

The ceiling was a mass of roses crossed and recrossed in lines, with the electric lights twinkling between. Massey of ses were in shell formation above the royal box and the box opposite and so cleverly were the artificial Bowery con Phim do with the real blossoms that there must have been many present who were conviues that only fresh reses of the anden and not a single imitation Bower od lased. The bank along the Cable Address: Suchenia. HON FAN, a Chinese graduatechestru fail, for instances was a mass of

NOTICE

LESSONS IN CHINESE

NRIVALLED position in the Hill NE

district, overhoking the Botanical Gardens and fusing the Harbour.

Numera quiet Suit with luzuricusly stted Bathrooms, telephones and Electric Fann. Telephones in Rede cs and Sitting rooms throughout. Telephone No. 1129.1

perime through the house. It is only

A.B.. Code 5th Ed. 12u Hongkong, September 1, 19C8.

Morsed in literature, has been a toschetrick pink roses sunding a mass delicious

European officials and merchants in this Colony for over ten pours.

He has a good method of training Hur penn pass in the Chinese examination, an

is possessed of a dirt rate certicata as a Chinese teacher He has also a good know. Jedas of Mandarin and Inkka.

There who intend fearning the Chiment Language are requestol to write cure of hit Mail office-direct to 4. Holly Food Road, 1st floor..

Hongkong, May 17, 1919

EAK

TRAMWAYS

LIMITEL

TIME TABLE.

"

COMPAN

fair to state that a theatre has never bee

KEEP YOUR EYES OPEN.

This Space will shortly

contain Something

of Interest to

Everyone.

GARNER, QUELCH & CO.

VISTORS AT HOTELS.

HONG KONG HOTEL.

Mr A. T. Barberini Mr O C. Kanaa Mr E. R. Bata Mr F. Lange Mr E. A. Besamont 3: S. L. Lazarna Mr C.D. J. Boll Mrs S L ZATRE, Mr G. A. Bona Mr G. F. Lahnert Mr W. Beneck.br D. E. F. Fon

Bendientensy Mr P. 4. R. Bosch Mr and Ms S. R. MrG. T. Lloyd

Browa

Bir G. D. Lundy Mr and Mrs Neil

Mr H. R Ball MrS. . Cartwright Mra. H. Coble Mr. J. Grain Mi Crocker Miss F. F. Cronia

FA_P...

Curry

1,

Maclotyra

Dr O. Marriott

Mr W. B Marshall

Mr H. Mem

Dr C. W. McKenny

M

Mr G. E. MeWillina

W. W. Da-hill Mr B. K. Mehta. Bliss

K. K Dashiell Er and Mrs L. C.

Mendel

Mr J. Davidson

nary lavishly or more beautifully dKING EDWARD HOTEL | MFC. H. Davis novated for a gala occasion than was th Palaver

Pipifax and Paulo. two very eccentrie

their. tury neopic who describe

*

Mr J. H. Dorian

A

FIRST-CLASS

HOTEL.

tr W. C. Drew Mr and Mrs J. J.

Drincoli Mr E. J. W. Eamios

Bliss 2. Mendel

Mr 3. BD-recki 3ir J. Morris

FI

J. D. F. Mulder Mrs J. D. F. Mulder

d'Oetting

Omitron

Humpsti-Bumpsi pead the pre-UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT. Mr and Mrs H. Capt. Du Peray

Tramo so far as their Majesties were 678 voncernel. The overture, Sir Alexander Mackenzie's Britumishad played the auliener into their sents. With the Best ! Lambie over of the chairs the Queen best gun to laugh then she begm to "bend | backwards and, forwards with laughter, while the Grand Duchess George, beside her, put her handkerchief to her lips so WERK BATH,

as not to laugh, even toute heartily than 7.00a.m. to 8.00 a. m...Every 15 minuter.

her Majesty. The King with caught the 8.00a.m. to 10.00 am. Every 10 minute infection, and if over a tronarch laughed 10.00a.m. to 11.00a.m...Every 15 miner 11.30a.m. to 12.45 p.m....Every 15 minute.csly and restrainedly, that incurch was Bing George V. The acrobaís con- 12.45p.m. to 1.15 m... Every 10 minuter.

1.15pm to 1.46 p.m... Every 15 minuter. timed to fall over and throw the chairs 1.45 p.m. to 2.10 p.m... Every 10 minutes

about Humpsti-Bunpsti," and the royal 2.15 p.m. to 500p.m...Every 15 minute

persoages continued their laughter, and 6.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m... Every 10 minutes

then the whole house joined in the mirth,{ and there was the picture of King and people all kin in ne levelling Lur of laughter.

NIGHT CARS.

7.10 p.m. and 9 p., 9.45 p... to 11.30 p. overy 15 minuter.

SUNDAYO.

SATURDAYS.

It was a happy beginning. The King EVERY KING 9.00 .. to 10.30 a.m...Every 15 minas.and Queen were evidently going to enjoś .30a.m. to 11.00 a.m...Every 10minates the music-hall performance, and as 1.45 s.m. to 19 Noon....Evory 15 minuter,

**Lurn ** suncevled "turn" there was no Footwear 12.00 Noon to 100 p.m...Every 10 minute.

100p.m. to 60 p.m...Every 10 minuter. oubt of the royal appreciation. There 3.00p.m. to 6.00 p.m...Every 10 minutes. was also plenty of applause from the 3.00 p.m. to

15 minas 7.60 p.m...Every

Sovereigns and the other great persou- 7.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Eery 10 minutes.

ages. Chirgwin was recognised as an old 7.30 a.m. Sunday).

friend of younger days: Fanny Fields was NIGHT CARS as on Wook Daya

(evidently also a familiar acquaintance, Cinquevalli was watched with keen at Teution, and Vesta Tilley with critical sinusement and quite an enthusiastic tap. ping, of palus by the Queen.

"Little Tich was the beginning of more vei ferous laughter-if one may use the term from the royal boxes, and George Ibey brought things to, a

Mayor of Mudevandyke." The Queen, the King, the Grand Duchess, and the Queen's brothers simply shook with laughter, and the house broke into a wild Toar rf delighted merriment.

JHERRY & CO.,

PEDDER STREET,

Opposite Hongkong Howl Hongkong May 5, 1990

THE CHINA MAII TYPHOON

MAP and

GUIDE

nables one to locate the centre

of a Typhoon,

MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD ANI TAPED FOR HANGING.

Price 40 Cents,

Yanie Umina Min Omor,

Extra Cars at 11.45 p.m. SPECIAL CARS by arrangement at the Company's Office, ALEXANDI BUILDINGS Pa Voix Road Central

JOHN D. BUMPHREYS & SON

General Managers.

EUROPEAN AGENCY.

WHOLESALE Indents promptly. executed at lowest cash prices for all kinds of British and Continental goods, including

Books and Stationery, Boots, Shoes and Leather, Chemicals and Druggiate Sundries, Chins, Earthenware and Glaswaru. Cycles, Motor Cars and Accessories, Drapery, Millinery and Pisos Goods, Goods and Perfumery Fancy Hardware, Machinery and Metals, Jewellery, Plate and Watches, Photographic and Opticni Goods, Provisions and Oilmen's Stores,

etc., etc.

#

Commission 23% to 5% Trade Dimouls allowed.

•Special Qualitions on Demand, Sample Cases from £10 upurie Consignments of Produce Rud on decount. WILLIAM WILSON & SONS

(EKTAKLASHE 1814);;;*

25, Abchurch Lasx, Loxbox, EC. Gable Address: Anndary, London.

climax with his

Anne Pavlora's dancing was naturally at graciously applauded, the Ression Grand Duchess smiling and waving her hand towards the duneer as she beat lowly Hurry Lewards the royal spectators. Lauder had no reason to complain, of the reception given to his song "Reamin' in the Glostpin-But he is also familiar to their Majesties.

TUŻ PROGRAMME.

The complete programimo was as fol;

lows!--

Pipifax and Paulo, eccentrics in Humpati-Bumpati," opened the pro gramme, and Barclay Gammon and a

EXCELLENT ROOMS ELECTRIC LIFTS & LIGHT.

REASONABLE RATES.

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AGENTS

1369

Ehrenfels

Mr H. G. Fisher Mr A. G. Ylorin

Mr F. A. S. Fowler Mr French & child Mr Denman Ful er

MTD, Jun.

Bir W.

Mr E. E. Ray Mr E. M Raymond Miss F. Reny

V.

Mr and Mrs J. F. Mr. Ritter

George

Migs Georie

Mr V. Goulbourn

Mr G. Rutterbury

Me E Sehl'at

Mr W: Schwolke

Mr and Mrs Joseph Me E. E. Smith

Gould

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Vessels Advertised as Loading.

VENARLS.

ummlian Ports, &eastern 'bay, Y. S'pore, C'ha, Hakata Maru... nston & New York Kanens Tampe, ...........Prinzess Alice Hoihor & Haiphong. Sinn Mar, Havre & 'hura lesin Robe & Tokuham...tola Kobo & Yokolan... Atsut

Atsūta Maru Robe & Moji Pembarkeshire.

Armtoon Apear L'dot.

eithe

&C's Delbo & Pem Marseilles, v. Saigon Armand-Behic

London,

London, Antwerp,

Mar., L'don, & àwer Aki Maru Manin, Cebu & Blois Rubi

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Manila, Loongsang..... Manils, Lloilo & Ceba Kaifong.

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& Shanghai

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Suez Canal

San Francisco T, San Franciscov.

Japan

Tanta Maru

HEGACY CAP Maru

Salina Cruz . Japan Kiyo Maru.....

San Franciscov. Japan Mongolia

Su Fcisco, v. Iapan Persia. Seattle & Japan Port Minnesota S'hat, Moji & Kobe... Colombo Maru.

Shanghai.......

Wins

Anh

of Glamis

Austria

S'lani & Japan Ports... Den

Yhama Austria

S'hai,

Kobe &

S'ini.

Si Moji & Kobe.... Mr H. H. Solonian

S'pure, Penang & Ca Mr D. M. G. Gratama Dr and Mrs A. D

S'pore Pang, Calcutta Dilwara B. J. Grimshaw Mr R..

Spalding and infant'hai & Japan Ports... Kleist Capt.

H. Spear Lt. and im C. E. Mr W. A. Hall

Stainer, RN. Mr 31. A. Hall Mr and Mrs J, D. Capt. J. Vaughan

Hintern

Mr G. Vermeij fr W. T. Harbord Mr & Mrs E. Vol

LONDON:-F. ALGAR, 11 & 12 Gement', apt. T. P. Hall

Lane, Lombard Street z.c. T. B. Brow & Co.,

,Ltd., 163 Queen's Road, l'icters. 85 "Grace St. ChaE, SON & PLATT. church St., E.c. G. STREET & Co., Ltd.. 30 Cornhill, GORDON & GOTCH, 15. Bride St., R.C. ROBERT WATSON, 15 Fett Street, O. MrTCHELL & Co., Snow Hill, Holborn Fiaduct, E.. D. J Kanz & Co, 3. Whitefriars St.. 2.0. MATTER & CEOWTIER, Ltd., 10. 11, 12 New Bridge St., B.C. SCOTLAND FRED. L. SIMONS, 3 Nort

St. David Street, Edinburgh, PARIS AND EUROPE, MAYENCE FREAR & Co., 18 Rue de la Grange, Batelier Paris.

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NEW YORK:—THE CHISTER EVANGELISTS

OFFICE, 52, West Rand Street.

SAN FRANCISCO and American Porte

generally:-BEAN & BLACK, Ban Fran

cisco.

AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, AND NEW ZEALAND GORDON & GOTCH, Mụ bourne and Sydney.

CEYLON-W. M. SHIT & Co., To

APOTEZCARIESs Co., Columbo. SINGAPORE, STRAITS, &CKET

& Walax, Lab., dingapore. PHILIPPINE ISLANDS:-A, B. War

sor & Co., Manito.

CHINA-Canton, FATELL & Co., Amoy. THE AMOT STORE, Foodhoun, BBDCKET" & Co, Shanghai, E & LIK Lau. Tokohama, EzLY & WALE LTD.

THE CHINA MAIL, LTD.

5, Wyndham Street, Hongkong."-

""OTES ON WILD IN LIFE HONGKO-G AND SOUTH CHINA.”

grand piano" followed. Then the Palace B Tax Ray. G.. A. BUNBURY, M.A Girls, in Fantasy in Black and White" (after Phil May). Chiraws the White Eyed Raffr, came next. Than tha Bogannys, with "Five Minutes fr China Town."" Fanny Fields; as the →.

(Continued on page 4)

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Mr Mos Holland Mr Jamos

Hough Dr S.

R. Lunes

brecht Mr E. J. WaterRAD Mr H.

Warking

Maru

Shai, Moji, Kobe, Time Sardinia. s'taw, Amy & Tamasu Daijin S'hai, Kobe & Y'hamaevia S'hai, Kobe & Y'hame Pis

watow

Friman

'tow, Amoy &F'chow Haitan Tow, Amoy &F'chow Haiyar 2....... Dientein

Cheong hing

&S'tler. Japan and Derby

Forms & Japan Seattle Maru..

AGENT.

DATE OF LEAVING

Gibb Livingatot. & Co. Ang. 17, at noon. Nippon Yusen Raisha Aug. 5. The Bank Line, Ld...About Aug. 9. Melchers & Co. Aug. 7, at Noon Butterfeld & Swire...Aug. & at 10s.m.'· Ramburg Am'ka Linie About Aug. 5. Jardine, M'son&Co. LdAug. 2. Daylight Nippon Co., Ld. Aug. 5. at No

Yusen Kaisha. Aug. 1, at 5 p.m.. D. Sassoolt & Co-

Jardine, M'son Co. Ld. Ab P.&QS. About Aug.

50. S. N. Co. Aug. 3, at Noon P.&O. S. N. Go Abeut. Aug. 7 Messagaries Maritime Aug. 13, 1 p.m

Tusen Kaisha Sippon

Aug. 14, Daylight hawan, Tomes Jardine, Mena. Id. Ab.4.

& Co. Ang. 9, at 4 Butterfield & STZY, AUR 27. at Noon

S.bp.

Fasen Yusen

Kept. 27, at

Aug. 10, at 9%..

Teme Co... About Sept. 10.

Tove Kisen Kaisha...

at noon.

Kisen Kaisha. Aug. 20, at Noon

...Aug. 15

13, Toyo Kisen Kaisha

Co., 6. Pacifo Mail 3.4. Co Pacifi Mail S. 6.

6, at Bp.m. at 1 p.m S. Co. 27. Tusen Kaisha Aur.pn

NOOD. Tusen Kaisha About Aug. 14. M'

7,

4 p.m.

ACTIE CO. 3. Midnight

Butterfield & Butterfield & Swire... Aug. Jardine, Bon

8. at 4p.m

Aug.

son& Co, Ld About Sander, Wieler & Co. Aug. 23

Jardine, son& Co, L

Jardine, M'son &Co, Ld Aug.

25

3. at acon,

Sassoun & Co., Lad. Ang. 18, at Noen 15, at Noon. Melchers & Co...About Aux 7 P. & G. S. N. Co.... About Aug. 8. Osaka Shosen Kaisha. Aug. 4, at Noon.

burg Am's Linie

Am'ka

Linie Aug.

2.

15.

Douglas, Lapraik Co.Aug. 4, at 11 am, Douglas, Lopraik Co. g. 6, st.11.5 : 1,Lapraik & Co. Ang 9, stilam, dine.Mson&Co,Id/Aug. 6, at noon.

About Aug. 15.

The Bank Line,

Osaka

Line, Ld.... Abo

Shoset Kalshs

Aug. 6 tip.m.

L.E.Settle &c. Tokobamo Maru Nippon Yuson Kaska Aug. 13, 4 p.m.

Mrs M Wex CA, JODES"

Mr D. M. Wiamond Mr J. MPEL.

Averoy-Jones Mr and Mrs

White Me R. M. Jusuph MrE. M. Joseph Mr E S. Kabel

ES..

A

Mr H. T. Kitte Mr H. Krück Mr A. Kruseman

Mr A 8. Kempthorne

Capt. & Wood

C C. Williams Mr G.

Mr and Mrs. J. F.

Mr Jamea Wright

Wright

Mr J. A. Young

PLAK HOTEL

Mr and Mrs W. Mr and Mrs Karajin

Armstrong & child Mr. Kent Mt Barton

Lt. Col. & Mrs Loap Mr Bayley-

xnd child Mr & Mrs Belichenko Mr Lloyd

and children

Bond Mr B. Vra Bowdler Min Britton Mr Buckingham Mr W. L. Carter Major Caulfield Lt. Col-Chaputan

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Major & Mrs Lyddon Smith Walkin Mrs

Mr

Mr Cole and child Mex Corneliussen

Dallin Mr Mr Darch

Rev. & Mrs Davies Mm. Davanport

Consul & Mrs Eatzans

Miss McEwen

Vancouver, (5.0.).&s. Monteagie

Canadian'ão R. Co.. Aug. 3, at 6p.m.

Vancouver, (B.O.), &c. Empress of India......Canadian Pic R. Co. Aag. 24, at 6 p..

Weihaiwei & Tientsin 'Kurichow

LATOR HOURZ,

Mr J. B. Arnold Mr E. W. Austin Mr L. Birot

Mr R. Boret Mr A. de Broc Mrs C. L. Brown M-H. H. Burditt

Mr J. Burton

Вугле

Mr J. D. Mr J. Campell

P. Cayago Mrs K. B. Charter

Mr F. A., Chopard

Capt. & Mrs McMunn Mr J. & David

children and purse children

Mr M. Dossel

Mr V. Lugelbi Mr and Mrs Frank

Miller Mrs K. do Morris Miz Muller Mt C. G. Obon Mr C. A. Peters Mr H. C. Peteraan M. and Mrs F. J.

Bayus

Mr P. Robinson- MrFrod. Rosouthal Mr F. E. Ens Bir E. Rougesu Mr A L. Rude

Rudes

Mr & Mrs Moorehesu Miss M M. Exathagen Mr D. Samson

Miss Moorehead

Mrs Morris

Mr & Mr*Northcombe Dev. and Mrs Noyes Mrs Paget and child. Mr & Mr H. Pearce Mrs Pesice Major Prichart

*******• Radnliffe

Coudr Rooms

Mr and Mrs Fisher Dr & Mrs Rutherford

Mr and Mrs Gedes Mr.A. Sinclair.

Mr

and

Mirs Gordon Lt. Col.

Stacpole

Mr R. J.

Fiske

Mr V. FormOHO Mr J, Graham Mr &

Granado Mr JW, Greer Mr F. Green wood 'Mr D. Jones Mr E. C. Keeler

Mr Cl. Krist

Mir Geo. Lenzius

Dr F. J. Laumat

Mr M. Smith

Mr J. A. Snook

Mr and Mrs & K

Sprangli

Mr A Stein

Batterfield & Swire...Aug. 8, at 4 piin.

Mr T. Aoki

KING EDWARD HOT.

Mr F. Aron Mir H. A. Bogly

Dr Balilios

Lieut. Crossd Mr J. A. Dobbie Mrs Dobbia

Finchett

Mr C. Marsley Mr J. McCormack Dr Michell

Mr and Mrs J, HS,

Body

MrR

Mr M. F. Murray R. N. Ohly Capt. & MW.

Fasmoro Mr H. Pearnin Mrs B. A. Ramsey Mr E. B. Boed. Dr Sibree

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr Ewing Mra Mr Geo. Grimble Mr, M. Hashimoto M: H. Hauter Mr F. H. Hyde Mr & Mrs Kinghorn Capt. and Mrs Allan Mr & Mrs C. Laurit H. Stewart and

children Mr H. Taylor

Miss A. Loigh

Mr H. 8. Sparge

Mr and Mrs Lemaire Mr J. Waldron

and child

Mr and Ms F. H. Mr O. N. Mauhof

Stevens

Mr A. 2. Szap Mr T. E. Walker MH. M. Wright

GRAND CARLTUN HOTEL

Mr and Mrs Frank Mr J. A. Jack on

Mr V. C. Keyes Allen

Capt. & Mrs Gathrie Mr and Mrs Talsti Air and Mrs Hale Major & Mrs Waring Lt Col fordon HallMr and Ms W. M.

Watson' Dr and Mr Harley Cant & MES Hodgins Miss Wheeler M and Mrs W. G. MrF. 0 Wilford

Mr David Wood Humphreys Mr and Ms Jagers, apt Wood

maid and child. Lt. Col. and Mrs Miss Jessie Brook

Mr & Mrs Lee Jones Wrigley

Mr W. A. Barnett Mr S. G. Larson Mr A. G. Besumane Mr M. Lyour Capt and Mrs Braga Mian Mar in Mr F. Brag Mim T. Brags Mig-M.

ME. M. M. Clare Mr Gergo Cabb Mrs

B

George

C. Cabb

Mrs J. Crawford

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