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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1912.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE CUTERNMENT.

General Auctioneers

ASP

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORts

"TO-KWA-WAN"

GOAL STORAGE,

Cudes : ABC. im & 5TH EDITION,' A1. TRUEAMide Cone,

Telegraphis Address ·

·MEIRION' HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION,

THE Dudersigned neva monived instruc-

TH

tione tell by Puble Auction,

(FOB ACCOUNT OF TUL COMEENTE)

#13

FRIDAY

›

the 6th September, 1919, at 3 r,.,

their SALES Room, No. 8, Des Vieur Road, Corner of Ice House Strout.-- A LARGE NUMBER OF FOWLS, Caterly Ironted rock, consisting of the following Breeds, Leg horus, Minorca, Malay, Hamburgh, Plymouth Rocks, Wyandottes, also a number of Fancy PIGEONS, com prising Jacobias, Peuters, Pan Tails, Magpies, &e, det Also

1 Case Tinned AUSTRALIAN Satsades,

1 Case POTTER MEATS,

and a quantity of Hams.

1 Case Small AUSTRALIAN CHIKESES.

TERMA :—A unija).

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, Sejt. 33, 1912.

1 ] { F

SPECIAL SALE

ET

PUBLIC

AUCTION

(221

TUESDAY,

the 10th September, 1912, commencing at at 2.30 .. sharj

HIGH CLASS IRISH GOODS. *

MESSAS HUGHES & HOUGH have

received instructions to sell on the above date at their Sales Rooms, Ice House Street,

Single and Double Bed Size Sheets, Itish hand embroidered Pillow Cases, Fine Tarkish Towels, Bath Towels, Bath Sheets. Bath Gowns, Best Linen Towels, Roller Towels, Damask Table Cloths, Serviettes, White Satin Quilts (single and double bed size), White and Creta Lace Curtains, Supper Cloths, Tray Cloths, Underskirts, Mairette Underskirts, ready to wear Ladies

Roboz, Camisoles Nightdresses, Blouse and Dress Lengths, Ladies' ans! Gent's Handkerchiefs, Table Covars,

&c.,

Sc,,

Auctions.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

Tone to sell by Pablie Anction.

Undersigned have received instru..

(TOS ACCOONT OF VIR, CONCRETED),

on

SATURDAY,

the 7th September, 1912, at 11 a... at their sates Rooma, No. 8 Den Vios Rond, corner of Ton HOUR STREET,- A QUANTITY or VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

&c.,

&c. including Foochow Lacquered Ware, 1 Safe, Piano by Collard & Collard, &c. Komored to Sale Rooms for Convenience of Sale.

Also

3.TYPEWRITERS, &c, &c. Tanmu :—da netki,

HUGHES & HOUGH,"

Auctioneers, Hongkong, September 4, 1913.

1114

Intimations.

CHEESE

CHOICE

EXTRA

CANADIAN STILTON

GO CENTS PER LI

||

THE DAIRY FARM CO., LTD.

Hongkong, November 12, 1910.

THE CHINA MAIL.

hung, Euang Hsing, and other powerful sommanders, ho may be able to evolve rder out of the present chaos and b

store that wholesome reverence for com tituted authority without which th government of China is impossible. Whether, as many Chiueso profess to believe, he actually aspires to be the tounder of a new dynasty in another mat ter, and one which in itself would not greatly disturb the Chinese people. -

MILITARY TOWER AND FINANCE. But Yunn's authority is to be a sorted and supported by the aid of the military commanders, the loyalty of their troops will assuredly be conditions in the maintenance of their privileges and the regular provision of their pay. T easure these things Yuan must be in a“ position to command foreign lenna. To do this ho must satisfy foreign capitalists and the Fowers behind them that effective control of expenditure is guaranteed, and he must be able to impose his authority in this vital question upon the unruly elemtonts in the provinces. This prac tically involves a dictatorship, mare or less prolonged, and based on the loyalty of the troops, and it assumes that the differences between north anil south and the claims of the provinces to local auto- nomy in matters financial can be ad justed. It is obvious that serious di

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

PUBLIO AUCTION,

V

done to Sell by Pubile Anation THE Undersigned has received instruc

CR

FRIDAY,

the 6th September, 1912, commencing at 2.30 p.32, ab No. 1. Carnarvon Road, Kowloon,-

A QUANTITY OF JALDABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

On view from Thursday, the 5th Supt." Tax-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, September 2, 1912.

To Let

TO LET

1002

ficulties must arise in the case of troops MODREENAGE, 21, The PEAK, for

whose local interests are stronger than their instincts of nationalism. On the | whole, however, and considering the ques tion from tho standpoint of the ultimate welfare of the Chinese people, it would secu that a dictatorship in the hands of an able administrator like Yuan, neetus

tomed to the handling of troupe, offers the best hope of recuperative perioni and the beginnings of re-organization.

month. From 1st November, Apply Property Ofen JARDINE, MATHESON & CO., LTD.

Hongkong. Soptember 4, 1919.

TO LEE

1119

LTIORA,' Nos. 58 and 19, Rodiyo A Road, with Garden and Lown moderate rental. -

Apply to COMPRADORE,

HOLLAND CRINA Trading Co. Hongkong. September 2, '1919, 1038

TO LET.

The opinion seeing fairly general amongst the property-owning classes in Ching that the Powers whose interest und. pressed desire it is to inerense China's alional efficiency and to preserve her Berritorini integrity, would be well adEW First-Class SIX ROOM HOUSES

the 1st of October next. Moderate ront.

in Cameron Road, Kowloon, Ir m

Apply to

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANC) SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES,

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., GENERAL MANAnens, Bosakond,

sal to extend moral and financial sup port upon terms to Yuan as the best | chance of avoiding long years of suureby, It is an open secret that this would have heer done in December last hal it most been for the opposition brought to var by the faigh merenutile cigraounities at the Treaty Ports, and notably by the

J. T. HAMILTON, GENERAL MANAGER | great British Bruns at Shaughni. Those,

FOR THE EAST, Texto.

New Insurance Paid for......£ 25,637,500 Outstanding insurance amounts

£282,653,200 to..... Assete amount to............£104, 062, 655 Surplus amounts co... 17,828,788 Dividends to Policyholders.

1910.

Total paid Policyholders 1910 Total Expenses for 1910...... Gross earnings from interest

and Ronta for 1910...... Gross rate of Income from

Investments 1910........ Hongkong, Feb. 23, 1912.

SPANISH DOMINICAN

PROCITRATION,

2, Seymour Bad, Hongkong. Hoagrong, August 27, 1912.

TO LET.

077

O.T.

GRAND PRIX,

Imperial Exhibition. London, 1911.

The Highest

· Award possible

No other Drink in the World has better guar- antees for Purity and Goodness.

"Buy & motus to-day !

A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

Without Alcohol or Gas.

GOLD

SEAL

British Analytical

Control

Her GOLD

MEDAL,

Paris

Exhibition, 1909.

Suits Abstainers & Non-Abstainers

OT. moderates the intoxicating effects of alcoholic liquors, the "Batulent" effects of serated drinks, and acts as a corrective for drinking water.

A Safe Thirst-Quencher

A little O.T. with crushed Ice makes the most: effectual and healthiest Thirst-Quencher in the Tropica

A Substitute for Alcohol

After alcoholic excess. O.T. restoren vitality, appetite and nerve, while satisfying the craving for stimulants.

A Valuable Stomachic

An excellent-reshedy for Colic and other stom- ach Troubles; Safeguards against fevers, dysen- tery, and other inflammatory complaints.

Relieves Indigestion, Colic, etc.

A true digestive. Prevents indigestion, flatulence, and "full feeling" after meals

Most Beneficial for Ladies

Really excellent for Indies when peeding a stimulant

The Right Drink for the Tropics

ARGE substantially built GODOWN, TELEPHONE NO. 638.

situated on Water Front East Point. For further particulars apply Property Office, JARDIÑE, MATHESON & Co.,

LTV.

Hongkong. August 14, 1912,

naturally during that any support given to the uutise of the Monarchy would lend in destriction of their property. by the Republicans, to the killing of European in the interior, and to a general vessation ftrude, brought all their induenec to hear against Yuan and the Monarchy: 10,575,157 its weight was sufficient to determine the 53,439,366 Powers concordia a policy of beneve 10,392,03%

kat ba futile neutrality. In declining.SHOP 21,846,59 at the last critical turanent, lo supp's

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE CO.

You with the funds which would, no 4.487 font, have saved tls Throne lust. Decem

722 ber, the Powers interested in the four Powery jean negotiations undoubtedly followed the ten of Great Britain, and the Diplomatie Borly at Peking virtually left the eltie responsibility with the British Minister. Sooner or later that responsibility will have to be feed anew, and with it the risks of definitely support ing a central authority against the unruly elements of Young Chim.

IN WHICH ARE VENTED THE SHALEY OF

THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE

COMPANY, ISTI,

and

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE COM

A PIRM HAND NEEDED.

To confus to advise foreign capitul for the payment of troops, or for the redemption of military notes," would

TOTAL FUNDS AT 31 DECEMBER, 1911, be suicidal, for there would be no induce

£22,561,286.

TO LET.

1095

with Godown attached, NATHAN ROAD, Kowloon. Kowloon Marine Lot No. 48 with whard..

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

Co., Io.

り

Hongkong, June 1, 1913,

FOR SALE on TO LET." FURNISHED.DI

UNFURNISHED LEWENOR, No. 116, The PELX. Possession October 16th, 1912.

okained from

Full particulars of price or rent can be

Messrs JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER,

Sulic tura,

Prince's Buildings, Ice House Street, Hongkong, July 26, 1912.

sent to reduce the numbers of these maruding bands and no incentive to pro-BOPS

WEEKLY

GARNER, QUELCH & Co.,

NEWS FOR HOME

SOLE AGENTS.

The Overland China Mai

FULL REPORTS. ORTS.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE

Order before you leave so you may receive it while

Home.

Price $14 der sauum including postage. THE CHINA MAIL. Lo., Wyndham Street,

PRIZE

MEDAL

MILADELPHIA

1876

OAKEY'S

TO BE LET.

and OFFICES,

th

Apply

A. S. WATSON & C., Lero.,

Alexandra Buildings.

1110 Hongkong, May 21, 1912.

Authorised Capital £6,000,000 Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 Paid-up Capital 02,437,500 end with the reorganization of internal SALEXANDRA BUILDINGS

Firo Funds......... .......... 3,899,114 Jusation for revenue purposes. The mer III-Life & Annuity Fands... 16,134,180 haut classes are now generally convinced

Sinking Fund Account ...... 88,612

of the necessity for supervision of Ja £22,561,288 funds aul for a strong policy of cen-

tralization in inatters of nations dis Revenue Fire branch............

2,567.158

timet from locul, nunce; they perceive, Life and Annuity

1,973,280, the dangers that underlie the local Branches.......m 1986 Revenue Marine Department... 262,802 mul provincial loans recently contracted

Other Receipts

Goods will be on view on FRIDAY, 4.4. Catalogues will ba maed.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Autineers. Hongkong, August 20, 1912.

G.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

THE Undersigned have recolved instruc- tions to all by Public & noties

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 11th and 12th September, 1912, at; 10 %.M., cach day, nt ́H. M. NAYAL

Yann, and at Kowzoon Dezer

OLD AND SURPLUS

NAVAL & VICTUALLING STORES, Comprising :--

SURPLUS NAVAL STORES: d Canvas Hoses, Brand

157′ Bronze Shivers, Old fron ansi

Old Brass and Old Melal, Zinc

allés, Vortien! Engines, Propellers, Elec-|

*

TO LET.

430,103 by all manner of nere or less irrepon-OFFICES in KING'S BUILDIN().

£5,933,312

ible authorities. The people at large love so may in flang matters; they hav The Accumulative Funds of the various provaluuno-more-their-instinctive tract. Branches are separately invested, and, bybility and their respect for authority. Act of Parliament, are set aside to moet however constituted, by the protection the claims under the respective Depart ments of the Company's Business.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO

Ayenta.

NOTICE

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

BOOK

DONE AT-

BINDING

THE 'CHINA MAIL' OFFICI

tric Cable, Old Bunting, Canvas Rags, Coir | BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALT! Cordage, Manila Hawser, India Kulber,

Barricões.

Bests, Binsts, Carpets, eg, Biankute: Prospectuses, Trade Cironias,

Programmes, Menus, etc., etc Artistically. Arranged and ·

Carefully Printed,

OLD & SURPLUS VICTUALLINO STORES:-Provisions, Sontun's Clothing, Blankets, Ulficers' Mess Traps, (A quantity of Electro plated Articles and Table Linen), Implements, Season's Mess Uten-ilë, Ouk. Steves, Tailors' Sowing Machinus, Weigh | quaranteed.

ng Machines, &c., &c. 10.

N.B. The sale will commence at 10, m. on WEUNIBDAY, 11th at the Naval Yard where the Stores to be sold there will be disposed of, after which the sale will be

continued at the Kewloon Depot where certain Naval St-ros as shown in the Cata-i

Clean Proole and prompt delivery

Je the "v".

You and the 'sapp

THE

CHINA

MAIL

universally accorded, by Young China's rders, to the lives and properly of fur igners in all parts of the country. And

GODOWN, No. 102, Praya East. *

Apply to THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-

MENT & AGENCY Co, Lo. Hongkong. September 9, 1912

TO LEE.

WELLINGTON KNIFE POLISH

BEST FOR CLEANING AND POLISHING CUTLERY - 35 GP 1/ 2/6 %4/~ ~ "good

KNIFE BOARDS

PREVENT FRICTION IN CLEANING ~& INJURY TO THE KNIVES ce JOHN OAKEY & SONS BLAK LEAD MILLS LONDON

JOHN OAKEY & SONS LIMITED, "* WELLIsezon, Mitta," Lowdog.

ANTOI HOUSE.

Mr P. de Aarrantegu Mr L. Kennedy 1594 Mr. P. Álunso Mine. Komary f

Mr J. B. Arnold Mr Sexto Lopes Mr and Mrs Jack Mr V. Lugemil

Bayle Mr L. Birot

2nd Floor, No. 2 PEDDER Mrs 0. L. Brown

Mt H. H

in this connection it may be observed that STREET,

it, so seems possible, an suli-foreig movement should now be created by the | agitators who follow after Sun Yat-sen and General Huong Hsin, there should be neither hesitation nor delay in de finitely fixing the responsibility for the consequences of such a movement upon thuse who, for their own ends, incite the

poople to violence. II the revolution bar accomplished nothing else, it has at least proved that the masses en ensily b

strained from attaching the foreigner, which is precisely what most residents in Chips, diplomate excepted, have always maininiuci.

The question miderlying a Young China's betivities and tho warfare of

Ooo-Boomed OFFICE Apply Pro perty Office JAHDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.

Rongkong, April 30, 1912.

TO LET.

H. Burditt Mr3. Campbell Mr J.D. Byrne

MET. Mao.

de Morris

42B 4d Mr Muller

Mr & Mr H. Nataly

Mr C. G. Obon Mrs C: G. Olstu

A Packen

Mr V. M. del Castillor

Mr Y. A. Chopard Mr and Mrs. J. A. 501 Mr A. Cortez

NO. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE,

Top Floor, 'ROGATE' Austin Road, Kowloon, from 1st April. First floor.

No. 12, BEACONSFIELD-ARQADE.

Mr DAN Congrats

Mr

G. Towell

Mr J. Graham Mr A Gramado Mr F. Greenwood

Mr D. Jones

Mr B. 1 Johnson

Poarizu

Mr F R. Perez Mr J. Rodriguez Mias O. Salamanca Mr G. Tangoes Mr R. S. Vergulto Me H. M. Wright

OLLUD HOTEL

Bir Batcock No. 19, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, Mr C. Pand First floor.

Mr F. A. Byrne 1 SMALL GODOWN in Duddell Street Mr Bester Godowa D.)

MPW.

Mr F. C. Kuegle Mr Lorra

Mt P. McJones Mr Menkel

cheap renta

MyAll LARGE ROOMS to let, central pour M. Conway Mr AT

Mr M. Differ GSCH&R. 1-ichmond No. 19, SHELLEY STREET,

FOR SALE HARTING and RUGATE ou part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154,

parties in the Advisory Council is letion, question of the allocation and ung of foreign capital, a sordid matter of per Jual mins and self-interest. Il en Volved either by dictatorial' melliods or I hy 'n Pentonuble, compromise, but only bý swerting firmsons where Young Chine is concerned Confronted by a deler. mined policy, and reserves of force, the bluff and hoyish bravado of the student class would rapidly subside. There would be a certain amount of bloodshed: no doubt; but for lean that there: muut be if the present conditions are peunitted to continue. Let it once be understood that the central authority in the Euade

Apply to KERMALINSTEAD & DAVIS, --

Sed Floor, Alexandra Buliding.

Mr Fi

Bir Farmer

und Mirr Bitoli Ms Framplon. Mr

Rother Mr Gary Graham Miss B Tampost

Gabriel

MIL-S

Stropkorb Me Mr. Ms. Grath Mr D. Mr Payton Griffin

Mir A. Tacker

Tollan

My Mr and Mirr

Taluk

wand

Mr O. A. Joues” Mr Kell

MJ; B. MrT. H. Wast

Walch

10 Meade Hast Mr Jensen

*NOTES ON WILD I LIYI HONGKONG AND SOUTH

CHINA.”

logue and all the Victualling Stores will be Typhoon Map & Yan any other suitable person) By 7s Hav. G. & BUNBURY, M.▲

sold

TERMS OF SALE-As detailed in the Catalogus..

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Ey Appointment Auctioneers to the

Admiratby,

August 31, 1912,

1095

PRIOR

Guide,

Mr and Mrs. Kill and Mr and Mrs Monte

children

Wilks

MA. J. B King

WYNDHAM KOEPL-

Bev, and Mza J. A. Mitz Mercer

Alkon Madre, Mr D. Muiz]; -Miss Mary Aiken - M16. A. Muir

Chorebille Arthur Stephen

Roy, Mr Pearce": Mes Cuminge

M

Me Bt, John Curtin Me and Mr Jul

can count on the moral and financial aup part of the Powers chiefly concerned, and that Young China's disruptive tendenciet can no longer rely on European rym pathy; and the prospects of peace, in tar Viddle Kingdom will be maltriaily 17-

To be had at the 'CHIFA Min: Ores.

Mr M

Doble S Stewart

PEAK HOTEL

Mr A. J. Auld Mr G. W. Barton

Mr LA M. Bayley

Lt. Col. & Mrs Lea and child D.P. Mr J. D. Lloyd

Mr & Mrs Belichenko Major &Mrs Lyddon,

Aud

children

Miss Bolton

Mrs Bowdler.

Mr&MrG Macphail

Mas Smith Malkin

Attornoy-General & Dr & Mrs McCondliké

Mrs Bucknil

MajorCanlifield, R.E.

Lt. Col Chapman

Mr Chaprad

and child.

Capt, & M

& Mrs McMann children and nurse B.A.M.C.

| Mrs Cofo, and child. Mrs Metzler

Mr M. Darchi

Mfr A. E. Deane

Mr & Mr. H. Parco

Major Prichard, R.,

Mos Dovanport and Lt Cul Radcliffe R.E.

children

Eng. Conds Rooms,

Consul & Mrs Eitzóns R.)

R.N. Mr and Mrs. G. G. Dr & Mrs Rutherford,

Cordon

RN Capt. & Mrs Guthrie, Mr A. Sinclair

Mr and Mrs Talati bir und Mas B. A

Міян Торе Hale

Mayor & Mrs Waring. Lt. Col. Fordon Hall, LAMO.

RAMC.

Mr and Mrs W. M. Caps & Mrs Hodgids Watson Mr and Ms W., G, Mr. F. C, Wilford Humphrey. Mr David Wood

hir & Mrs Lec Jones Capk, WoodRAM,C. Mr N. B. Karanja Lt. Col. and Mr Mra Kent

Wrigley, 4:0.D

Mir M. Kisson

KING EDWARD HOTEL

VISTORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr V. Aistrup Mr A. T. Barberizi

Mr F. Barremann

K. Barlow

Mi

Mr E. A. Beaumont Mr G. Becker Mr C.D, J, Ball: Mr G. A Buna Mr Ch. H. Blake Mr and Mrs 5.

Brown Mr J. C. Brew! Mr O. Beschnur

Mc T. J. Cokely Mr L. O. Colbert Mr W. R.

Mi

J.

Mr Geo. B. Jubeir Dr John 2 Mr J. W. Jones**** Mr H. Jungor Mr Oswald Kahler Mr A S. Kempthorou L.-Col. & Mrs H. L

Kirke

Mr H. Krück

R. MA. Kraseman Mr H. Iabmann Mr G. F. Lehnert Mr G. T. Lloyd Mr

Mrs Nail?

MacTolyre

Cooper Mr H.

Miss Georgia Corless Afiss Crocker Mr J. B. Crockett

Mr G. 2

Curry

Mr C.-H. Davis

M-J.

Mr

J. H. Derinn

H. I. Marker Dr O. Marriott Mr W. B Marshall Dr C. W. McKenny- Mr B. K. Mahta

Mr J. Marecki

MJ. Morris

Mr H. Douglas Mr J. D. F. Mulder

W. O. Drow

Mr W. C.

MJ.D. F. Mulder

Mr E. J. W. Eame Capt. and Mire F. D.

Mr and Mrs H. C.

Ehrenfels

Mr H. G. Fisher

Northcombe

Mr R.

Mr V. d'Oettingen

Mr E. A.S. Fowler Miss F. Odom

Mr O. Franz

Me H. Pitsbergen

Mrs Freach & chill Mr W. Fingle, Jun. Mr Denman Ful'er Mr H H Ray

Mr and Mrs J, F. Mr W. Schwolke

George

Miss George

"

Mr A. G. Gordon,

Mr V. Goulbourn

MrJ.G

urgey

MrG, W. Simmie Mr H. E. Smith Mr H. H. Soloman

Lt and Me O

Stainer

and Mrs Joseph Mr J. C. Taylor Gould

Mr G. Varmei

Mr D. M. G. Gratamal

Mr E. Vollbrecht R. J. Grimshaw Mr C. S. Wagner

Capt. T. P. Hall Mr H.

Walkin

S. Hanzlik Mr D. M Whamond Mr and Mrs H. L. H

White

Mr W. T. Harbord Mr A. Harrison. Dr S. Hough

Mr Th. Van Hunt Capt. B. Innes Mr and Mrs G.

Jamieson

Mrd

Whitmarsh

Mr G. G Wood Mr. and Mrs J," E. Wright

Mr J. A. Young

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL

Mr and Mrs Frank Mr Lawrenc

Allen

Me W. Ashford

Mt Baker

Mr W. A. Barnett

Mr A Lopez

Mr. and Mra 0,

The Lowe

Miss M. Mas Lotts

Mr A. G. Beaument Mina Michael Mr B. G. Blon Mr Parker Capt. and Mrs Bags Mr Thos. L. Philip Mr F. Braga Misa L. Bruka Mo H. Porter

Miss M. Braga

His J. Poole.

Mi

Probin

Air Chenery NOT MEALS WASSA Kond

Miss D, Cu

Compengi Miss D. Copper Mrs J. Crawford Miss L. Drury Mr A Frith

Bobbint

Me Arthat

Mr and Ms

Mr O: W. Mr RHSmith

Mr and Mrs Ga'e and Ling E. Smith

child

Miss Gilbert

Mies Ethel Smith Mr Stamford

Miss Dofothy GilbertMadam B

Mist Godwin Mes Tall Mr. Granby Mr

L. Greonun

MJ. Haiennn... MJ,

Mia A Hill

Mr W. Jackaur

Miss Jenkins

Mr F. Aron Mr and Mrs Lemsire Mr and Mrs Jenture

Mr R. A. Begy

Dr Bolilios

Lient, Croaro

Mr J. A. Dobbia

Mri Dobbiac Ma

Mr W. A. Donaldson

and child

· Mr C. N. Manhoff

Dr. Michell

Mrant Mr J. EN

Mody

FIT M. "F", Marray

Mr F. Elphinstone Capte de Mrs Wo

Mr

Bring

Mr. Pinaheft

Mr Geo, Grimble

Mr. M. Hashimoto

MEEL Hunter

Mir F. H. Hyde

Pammore

Mr B. Pearman,

Mr R Ramsey

Hr E. B. Beed

Misa Routh

De Bibrra pe

Mrs Wah H. 8.Spurge

3PR

MA

MED B. Edmand Mr G. Taylor Mr & Mrs 0. Taurit- It Stewart la Mr E Hayward

Mr & Mr. Wrigh

Mr Tho Eemaley Master de Mics 37 right wild SALON BU

Mim M. Jackso

ME

Mr and Mrs Wat

Conical General and Mr K. A. Morrison

* Mis Anderson and Dr and Mr Patiou

childioa

ME

Backhouse

Mr & Mrs J. Beperk

Mr H. 5. Bennett Dr and Mia B. V. Ho

Brown

MELE

Carleton

Mr Curri Mr Heerd Alt Gillingham

and

Mr H Taylor

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Man

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Boller M. R

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