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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1912.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

General Auctioneers

AND.

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN "

GOAL STORAGE.

"Codan sod

A.B.C. ATE & den EperioNE. AL. TELEGRaritie Cope,

Telegraphic Addrem : *MEIRION' HONGKONG.

G.

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PUBLIC AUCTION.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONE E B,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned has received Instruc tions to Sell by Publie austics

on

SATURDAY,

the 14th September, 1912, commencing at 11 A.M.. nt No. 8, GLENKÁLT ROAN

(Top Floor)-

One Sot Superior Blackwood (8 Armchairs

and 4 Tea-poys, Chinese style). One Blackwood Curio Cabinet, Blackwood

Jardinieres otc. and Cherrywood Curio Stand.

Ivory Ware, Oil-paintings, Bronze Figuras

Embroidered Cushions:

Brass Bedstead, Wardrobe with Berolled Glass, M.T. Washstand, Dressing Tale, Dining Table,

diso

etc.;

Two Japanese PUG DUGS, On view from Friday the 13th Sups. TERMS:-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auchonger. Hongkong, September 5, 1919.

THE Codoraigned have mestved insirao. tions to all by Public A action

ON

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 11th and 12th September, 1912, at 10 a., each day, at Li. M: NavAL YARD, and at Kowloon Deput,— OLD AND SURPLUS NAVAD & VICTUALLING STORES, Comprising:—

OLD & SURPLUS NAVAL STORES: Leather and Canvas Homes Brass and Phosphor Bronze Shivers, Old Iron and Steel, Old Brass and Old Metal, Zine Ashes, Vertical Engines, Propellers. Elec

tric Cable, Old Bunting, Canvas Bags, Coir Cardags, Manila Hawser, India Rubber, Boats, Mant, Carpets, Ac., Blankets, Barricces,

1

M°

To Let

TO LET

EVERY. WIFE A "CHEF,””.

THE CHINA MAIL.

Open Air, Cockery Classes for the Poor..

DECREASING NERVE

FORCE.

COMPLETELY RESTORED.

away,

E

If the English people want to regain | HOW THE WEAKNESS MAY BI their lost supremacy in the uthlatio fold he first and most important step to be taken is the ollucation of the average EW conditions aru meng English housewife in the fine art of cook- the one hand and irritating on the ing," maid Professor Bernard Novamber, other than those which arise from a gradual

prominent New York scientist to a

failing of ourvu ferro. The unfortunat= "Standard" representative noently!.

sufferor feels his strength gradually obbing During the curse of several visits to in, every day, more conscint

ho is less able to perforia his

lletted this country," ho continues. I have task until is seems as if the only course discovered that the woman of the middle open to him is to resign Bia ofire. Is in and lower classics, especially in Loxion, not that he wants plaxation. For ha bna

little energy for play as for work. The a very rudimentary knowledge of

CONSEQUBUTU im, he has an ever incrossing | cooking. She is also more or less waste. tendency to withdraw from micioty, and ful. However, that is not altogether her that, as every knows, is the wurat fault. She simply hasn't been properly possible condition for any human being to taught. Naturally, the wires of working kind, that we may brush the cubwebs from

be in. We all need to associate with cur men have not the same opportunities for our brain and maintain our interest in learning that their more fortunate sisters everything around us. have, but there is no reason why this

It is under such conditions that mon omission should not be remedied. Iu

and women too; tand to reck their lisa. fact, while I am here this summer I hopey to alcohol on the one hand or to druge To combat the feeling of weakno, they

to start a movement to that and similar on the other. The consequunes is that

to the one that is now meeting with so much success in New York..

%

| before they know where they are they

become sláves to babits from the thridom

which they would give anything to

escape.

ing

the

"During the hot evenings of the last two summers the great piers along the. shore of the Hudson River have been. THIS IS THE REASON WHY, throned with housewives and mothers of Happily, an easy way exists out of the the poorer clues with their offspring for alivery, if it has unfortunately, been free outing, as it were, in the cooled, well as from the feeling of weakness. This is through the aid of 1134 breezes that blow in from the sea after Sanatogen. It is to hate in the day to nightfall. The Association for Improving attempt to sing the praises of this pre- the Condition of the Poor took advantage parution, for its reputation is world-wide,

and, of this opportunity last year to inaugurate station

among doctors, it enjoys

health restorative america of nightly open-air lectures on

second to reputation of a aune. Indeed, it is not going too far to say proper and healthful cooking at all of that the medical profession throughout the he piers. Instructions in infant die civilised world now looks upon it as a ary were also included. The success of mutans of restoring health, and even of sar-

life. when everything the experiment was so satisfactory that

else has failed As a natter of

atter of fact, the number of casus in these lectures have now become a popular which doctors have placed it on reentå ind permanent feature of New York's that, in their unqualified «pininu,

Sapatogen „ummer evenings.

has saved the life of their patients, may be

in "The teachers are drawn from the counted hundreds if not in thousands

Seding his primarily directed to the Columbia School of Domestic Sciences. that its power is

how powerful Sanatogen is, and Miss Winifred Gibbs has charge of the nervous system, it is obvious that it must course, and by means of printed slips in exercise a profound influence for the better Hebrew, Italian, and other languages the quite easy to understand why this must be

in all cases of

of decreasing nerve force. It is chers are able to dispense much value. Every nerve and all nervous tissue Gle advice to the mothers of the poorer sreda a cartain amount

of phosphorus. to When families. Often the fathers come to lie maintain its condition of haalth.

en, and the little mothers too. this phosphorus is used up too rapidly,

hrough the ina

individual making

great overdrafts on it, a feeling of verve weak- news is established

is established. T overcome this weakness the phosphorus must be restored to its original quantity. The situation is

Before

ODREENAGE, 21, The PEAE, for

six months from 1st Norembur. Apply Property Ofice, JARDINE, MATHESON & CO. LTD.

Hongkong: September 4, 1912.

TO LET.

1113

LTIORA,' Nos. 58 and 58, Rossos A Boat, with Garden and Lawn modemte rental.

Apply to COMPRADORE, -

HOLLAND CRINA TRADING CO. Hongkong, September 2, 1919. 1098

TO LET.

OLD & SURPLUS VICTUALLING STURES:-Provisions, Soumen's lothing, Blinkets, Officers' Mess Trups, (A quantity of Electra plated Articles and Table Linen), Implements, Seamen's Mose Utensils, OakEW First-Chas STX ROOM HOUSES

in Cameron Road, Kewloon, fe in

Staves, Tailors' Sewing Machines, Weighs the 1st of October next. Moderate root.

ng Machines, dc., c.

.B. The sale will commence at 10a.m. on WEDNESDAY, 11th at the Naval Yard where the Stores to be wold there will be disposed of, after which the sale will be continued at the Fowlon Depot where certain Naval St res as shewn in the Cata- logue and all the Victaudling Stores will be

Hold.

Apply to

SPANISH DOMINICAN

"PROCURATION, 2, Seymour Road, Hongkong. Hongkong, August 27, 1912.

TO LET.

FLARE Abatantially built GODOWN...

MUCH IN LITTLE.

|

weed

*

REMARKABLE MËDICAL

OPINIONS.

"As an aid to solving the problem of the high cost of living, menus are issued that will bring for the least outlay the greatest possible amount of nutrition.procis-ly campamble with a WAD over-

drawing his account at the bank. Thunder are not any taught how to he can use his back again he must take

nok, hut are also shown how to make good the overdraft, Sreless cookers out of pails for use during the hot weather. The cereals, which are a staple with the children, are put i the cooker at night, and next morning

Nothing restores the overdraft of phos- sre ready for eating. Then there is the us to the nervous system su rapidly or

Basily as Sanatogen. The reason is that! aking of ices. These are produced by the phosphorus it contains is in the same mprovised Trevzers made from a quart form as is found in the brain and nervous sait and a dish pun...

Fivepence will system, and it is chemically combined with

the

or body-building portion nitrogenous or make enough water ice for a large family, of pure milk, which experience and many vesides saving them from the germ-beat-experiments have proved is the best.

persible substance for the purposes.

*antogen's power as a Terre tonic has been attested by many of the most distin ushed men in the world. In this con

following analysis of Sir Charles A. Cameron. .B.. M.D., F.R.C.P.. P.P.H.. Medical Officer of Health and Public Analyst, Dublin, writes: "I bave arrived at the conclusion that Sapatogen is substance of the highest nutritive valus. containing, as it does, a large amount, relatively speaking, of organis, phosphorus that is, phosphorus which is offered to the tissues in exactly the form in which it easily absorbed. It is an excellent nerve food."

TERMS OF SALK:-Ay detaital in the daily dut for putting hoky-peky of the street pedlars.

Cataing me.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Big Appointment Auctimavery to the

Admiralty.

agkont, August 31 1912

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1600

For further particulars apply Property

Offico, JARDINE MATHESON & Co.,

Hongkong. August 14, 1912.

Lau.

Undersigned been received instruc-SHOP

by Public Aaction,

of

FRIDAY

1

the 13th September, 1912, at 2.30 r.m., at thoir SALES Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeuxy

Road, Corner of Ice House Street,

A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD

&c.,

FURNITURE,

dc.

dc., Consisting of :-

TO LE.

1025

with Godown attached, NAIKAN Roab, Kowloon.... Kowloon Marine Lot No. 48 with wharf.

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

Co., LTD. Hongkong, June 1, 1812.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.

URNISHED or UNFURNISHED LEWENOR, No. 116, The PEAK. Possession October 16th, 1912. Full particulars of price or rent on be ol ained frum

Solicitors,

A curious thing about the average poor family is the emphasie they lay upon the meat diet. They regard it as a prime necessity. And in those days of expense one can readily imagine how far they go into debt to obtain it or go without it altogether. Of course, an effort is made to convince them of the dietary value of nilk and eggs, but it takes a lot of per suasion to make them believe that there is more real, nutrition in these despised foods than, there is in meat.

11

nuction the

CAB

Dr. Andrew Wilson, that distinguished medical writer who was, himself, restored

O.T.

GRAND PRIX

Imperia Exhibition.

· London, 1211,

The Highest Award possible

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

"Bizy » Bettio to-day i

A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

Without Alcohol or Gas.

KÉPPROVAL.

GOLD

!!SKAL

British Analytical Contiph

GOLD MEDAL,

Pacia

Exhibition,

1909.

Suits Abstainers & Non-Abstainers

O.T.moderates the intoxicating effects of alcoholic. fiquors, the "flatulent" effects of serated drinks, and acts as a corrective for drinking water.

A Safe Thirst-Quencher

A little OT. with crushed ice makes the most. effectual and healthiest Thirst-Quencher in the Tropics.

A Substitute for Alcohol

After alcoholic excess, QT restores vitality, appetite and nerve, while satisfying the craving. for stimulants.

A Valuable Stomachic

An excellent remedy for Colic and other stout- ach Troubles; Safeguards against favara, dysen- tery, and other inflammatory complaints.

Relieves Indigestion, Colic, etc.

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

Most Beneficial for Ladies

Really excellent for ladies when needing a stimulant

*

The Right Drink for the Tropics

TELEPHONE No. 633

Hotels.

(TAF

STATION HOTEL,

ELE

NATHAN ROAD.

KOWLOON.

DILECTRIC LIGHT AND FANS,

BATH-ROOM TO Xach Rook. Gold and Hot Water throughout, PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS. BILLARD. ROOM,

Private Dining Room.

EXCELLENT CUISINE,

For Paticulars apply to

THE MANAGER.

to complete health by Sanateges, has also fri. No. E123. Telg, Address "TenMorel. written Sucatogen will be found an

The daily vod of such, menos as aro hown, for a family of five or six, rungen rom Is. 1d. to 38, 44. There are also nemus that include salted codfish, hash, ver, inexpensive fresh fish, stenk, and vot roast. The little mothers prove woums will to be the "aptest pupils, though almost

che qual interest is manifested by foreigners to whom American methods of cooking

excellent remedy in all 'run down' states of the system. The overworked man or

benefit from

its use, provided

it be Lakes regularly. I advantage over ve from iron sad ordinary tonics, ranging

in that quiaine to prenic and

its use does not derango)

ad American dishes are as yet a scaled Contrariise,

assisie but i

book. If the same movement is once It

Appetite repare the wear and test of the most

Messrs JOHNSON, STOKES & MASTER,unched in Indon it is certain to he vital parts of our frames and above all, it gives to brain ad nerves their essential popular and of great benefit to the food in precisely the fore in which thay 369 physical well-being of the rising generare capable of readily reeving and assimní

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

One Drawing Room Suite, Silk Tiqgwetry Covered, Leather Covered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs, a few Pictures, Paint ings and Engravings, Bed Room Furniture (new), Double und Kingie Brass airì Brass- mounted Beds eads and Cote, Baresus, Wardrobes, etc., Teak wood Dining Room Fuzitare, etc. Dinner Services and Des sort Service (Band-painted), Crockery, Electroplated and Glese Ware, Cooking | ~ HUPS Stores, etc.. Eonmelled Ware, Cutlery.

Apply etc.,

Also

Sundry Blackwood Farniture including One Silver Ware Cubiact, Tonkin Inlaid Fire Screens, Trays, etc., Ons Large American Ice Chest, Large and Small from Safes, Typewriters, Grsmaphene Records, Clocks (by Gaupp) sad Full Size Billiard Table with Acessories, by Thraston & Co.

London.

Catalogues will be issued. On view day before salo.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, September 6, 1912.

the

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1127

HE Undersigned have received instrus tions to sell by Public Auction

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

SATURDAY,

| 14tb]Saplember, 1919, al 11 kjm., 'at thair-Sales Reous, No. 8, Da Vœux Roib, Correr af Ice House Stroet, — The following well-known brands of Cigar by MCDOWELL & Co., Ltd.. Madras, Reveries, Light of Anix' •La Nadars," Queen Empress," * Babiadura,"

And

Türkish and Egyptian Cigarettes, :

Several cases of Hammer Brand Best,

HUGHES & BOCOF

Hongkong, September 9, 1912. 1188

TO BE LET.

And OFFICES, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

A. S. WATSON & Co., LTD.,

Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, May 21, 1912.

TO LET.

OFFICES ↳ KING'S BUILDING.

"GODOWN, No. 107, Praya East,

Apply to

M

1110

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST MENT & AGENCY Co., L». Hongkong. September 2, 1912 "

TO LET

1594

ion at least."

SLAUGHTER FOR THE FUR

TRADE.

lating it."

Write for a copy of a most interesting booklet The Art of Living, by Dr. Andrew Wilson, which will be sent from to

It this paper on application to!

and Co., 6, Kitkinng Road, Shanghai.

Banatogen can be obtained of all chemists.

INSURANCE CO.

IN WHICH ARE VESHED THE MHARES OF

OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE

COMPANY, LAU..

and

The requirements of fashion (reporta NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE the American Counsul-General at Moscow) were the cause of the greatest destruction in 1911 of wild animal life in the history of Siberia. The total returns of the trade in THE that country amounted to "more than £800,000, or over £100,000 in advance of 1910. There were 4,523,000 grey squirrels killed in the Biberian woods. The sales of the tails along used for boss and dress frim

ninge amounted to 22 too. The Siberian dealers made £400,000 on this fur. One

willion five hundred white aros were killed, and 12,250 sables. The most valué

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE 700.

Hongkong, Feb. 27, 1912.

WYNDHAM HOTEL,

WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET, Opposite Clock Tower.

298

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

Families, Residents and Tourists made thoroughly comfortable. Torms. Moderate. RUS OF FIRST-Class Lanes. Under the Personal Supervision Proprietress:

M. S. HOY.

the

[BRIA E SID E "PRIVATE HOTEL, STANDING in its own grounds with Tennis and Croquet Lawns, Large Airy and Wall Furnished Rooms, Every home comfort. Fine View of the Harbear. Telephone, No. 890.), 20%

Mus F. W. WATTS, Apply to

"Brieside, 90, Macdonnell Road. Hongkong. September 2, 1908.

GARNER, QUELCH

SOLE AGENTS.

爵水汽力逼士

THIS WONDERFUL SYPHON Makes Mineral Water instantly at 90 conta a dozen Syphons. Anyone can do it. Failure is impossible. And you can save per coat by making your own Mineral Waters at home with the

'PRANA'

SPARKLET SYPHON,

which lasts a lifetime and can be purchased from any Chemist or Storan.

PRICE:- Each. BULBS at 20 cents per

Box,

WHOLESALE PRICE:-

Syraons per doz,

& Co.,

VISTORS AT HOTELS.

EONGKONG HOTEL,

Rev. and Mr J. L. Mr G. T. Talayd

Bacon

Mr P. H. Lo MacIntyre Mr J. B. Mair

Mr A. T. Barberiai Mr and Mrs Neil Vr F. Bargenann Mr E. A. Beaumont Becker Mr G.

Mr C.D. J. Bell' Mr G. A Besn

H.

Mr

H. L. Marker

Dr. G. Marriott Air W. B Marshall

Blaku Mr E. B. McDowdi

Dr. C. W. MeKenny "Mr Ink Monn

Mr & Mrs E. Block Dr Bri

Misy Brant

Brill

Me

Browa

S.

B. K. Meiria

R. Mr J. Merecki

Miring Mr Shin-Bey Campbell Mr.J. D. Mulder

J. Morris

F.

Neely

Mrs J

Mr G. Buschner

Mr Ng Chitni Mr Sydney K. Cuhen Mr C. Mr T.J. Cokely Capt. and Mrs F. D. Mr W. R. J. Cooper

Northcombe Miss Crockar

M- G. Curry

Mr O. H. Davis

Mr Mr Y.

Mir R

Mr. Yestones.

MR. H. Douglas Mr L

Mr W. C. Dzev

Mr

$16.00 f.o.b. and Mrs. H. G. Me W. Panglo, Jan,

Mr E. J. W. Eames Mr. Prentice

Bulas per doz. borts

88.00 Lo.b. KWONG SANG, HONG, LTD., WHOLESALE ANISTA,

210 and 249, Des Voeux Road Central,

HONGKONG.·

暴行發 T

行生廣港香

司公限有

Hongkong, July 8, 1912.

PRAK HOTEL

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

Mr & Mrs Beitchenko

MT

Ehrenfals

Mr H. G. Fisher,

De J. F. Randall

Mr E E H. Rey

Mr E. 4. 5. Fowler Mr & Mrs Saito

Ma Fruich child Mr d'

Mr Desman Fuler Mc W.

Mr and Mrs J. F.

George

Miss George

Mr A. G. Gordon

Mr V. Goulbourn

Mr J. G

urrey

Mr. Jas Senison

Bir

C. H. Shields

Mr J. C. Sihley Mr E. E. Smith

Mr H. Soloman

Lt.. and Mrs C. HE

Mr and Mrs Joseph Stainer,

Gould

RN,

Bir 0. A. Steven

8. J.

Mr D. M. G. Gratna My

J. Stipbel

Mr E, H. Gunnery Mr Yee Sum

Dr Guntsch

Capt. T. P. Hall

Mr. Wm. A.

heimer

A. Saud-

Mr J. C. Taylor

Dr J. G. Hasna Mr and Mrs W. A. Mr G. E. Thompson

Hannibal

Capt. J. Vaughan.

882 Mr W. T. Eurband Lon Lo Tài Trong

Majur & Mrs Lyddon,

Lt. Col. & Mrs Lean and child D.P. ·· Mx J. D. Lloyd..

60. D. Mr&MrG Macphail Mrs Smith Malkin Attorney-General & Dr & Mrs McCandlias

Mrs Backmill

and child for Caufifield, R.E.Capt. & Mrs McMunz 16. Col. Chap

and nere:

and children Miss Bulton Mrs Bowdler ·

Chapman Chapa child Mrs Meizler

Coly

M

Mr M. Darch

AF. Deane

19

Capt.

de Mrs Gutkrio, Me Sinclair

Mr & Mr. H. Paarce Major Prichard, RA, M Devanport and Le Col. Radcliffe R, E.

children.

Eng. Comdr Roome, Conmil & Mrs Litzons RN.

Gordon

RN

RA:

TOTAL FUNDS AT SLUT DEGENE, 1911, KINGSCLERE HOTEL and Mrs G. G. Dr & Mrs Kutherford,

£22,661,286.J

Ambursed Capital £6,000,000

Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 Paid-up Capital £2, 437, 500

ON 2ND FLOOD, No. 2 PEDDEarle der 40, but there were not many tale & Ammete

STREET,

One-Roomed OFFICE, Apply Pro party Olos JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., L

Hongkong, April 30, 1912.

TO LET.

598

Rirom 1st April

DOGATE Austin Road, Kowloon,

No.12, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, First floor.

No. 13, BEACONSFIELD ARCADE, First floor. A

LARGE ROOMS toʻloty centes! pom, tion, cheap rent.

No. 19. SHELLEY STREST, No. 113, PEAK, EIETSENDOA, Fisa Bouzas, furnished in mediate pasion,

FOR SALE HARTING and BOGATE. on part of Kowloon Inland Los No. 1156,

Apply bot

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alesandrs Bundings. Home hoặc ai Slot

HONGKONG.

Mr and Man Tulatá

Tope

&Mrs Wazing

distrist, overlooking the Botanical tale a Majo, s

3,899, 11NRIVALLED position in the Hair and Mrs B. A. price of £40, but there were not many ti-life & Annuity Fund 18,136,160 Gardens and facing the Harbour. bager for this fashionable luzory, and a

much better male, was reached with the

cheaper qualities. The total amount re- cuived for sables was about £100,000. Other animals killed were: Artic fox 190; armina 200,000; brown bears 3,600 180,000 kolonki (skunk), and 16,000 grey ulres, it is reported, were brought to Irbit. As a result of the greater comfort of Sibatian railway travel, the prices of brown bear skins showed a lamp.

NOTICE.

Have The Day Established Brulf as

· SHARE & GENERAL BROKER

M. DE BILAS 4,Ice House Birest.

Telephone 270,

Stock BOLLES 4BSOCIATION?" Hongkong, September 1, 1912. 1118

Sinking Fund 4000ted ...........

Revonne Fire breeshond

88,512

Lt. Col. Gordon UaU, KAMO

BA.M.O Mr and Mn W. M. Numerous quist Buites with luxuriously 6lted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electric Capt & Mum Hodgins Watson

́Mr. and Mrs; W, G. Mr F. Willord Tansf

Humphreys He David Wood in Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms Junee Cap Wood I.M.C. 2,667.168 Telephunesi Life and Annuity

my throughout,

·1,973,2283- Banchesters |

Telephone No. 1122. Other Receipts w.......................... Barente Marine Department ...262,612 Cable Address: * Bachaole.”

430, 193 | 1997 A Oude 6th/Ed.

£6,253,312 Honghong, September 1, 1808.

The Accumulative Funds of the various

and Mi

Mr N. B Mm Kent

Karanja Le Col

Wrigley..A.0.D.

Mr M. Ko

KING HOWARD HOTEL

M. F. Aron Mr and Mrs Lamaite Mr H. A. Begly and child

Branches are separately invested, and, by KING EDWARD HOTEL Dr Belilios * Mr U. N. Mazhoff

Act of Parliament, are set aside to meet the claims under the respective Depart waste of the Company's Business.

"JHEWAN, TOMIE, A“, CO:

Agenta

LENTING;

/ FENTICOs Dentsi

N-; 14, D'AGUILAR Firem,

TERMS VERT: MODERATE

Consultation Fro

FIRST-CLASS HOTZL UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT, EXCELLENT RUOMS. ELECTRIC LIFTS & LIGHT ́REASONABLE RATES,

Тескудове 978.

H. HAYNES Manager

October 2, 1908-

Mr & Mrs S: Harris Mr

Mr A. Harrison..

G. Vermer

Vollbrecht

Mr & Mrs J Hol-Mr Chan King Wa

Loway

Dr S. Hough M. Gicu. S. Jobur Capt. H. anse Mr JW. Ima Mr. Hung Kang- Mr W. A. Kincaid, Jr. De Klose Mr S. Komur Me II Krück. Mr A. Kruseman Mr G. F. Lehnert

Mr & Mrs G. Walford

Hr H. Watkina

Mr D. M Whamon 1 Mr and Afra

H.LH

Me A. Whitmarsh

Mr G. G. Mr and Mrs J

Wright

Mr J. Wright Mr Hap Yni Mr. J. 4. Young

1STOR HOCKE

Mr. Alonso Mr J. B. Amold. Mr J. Barbazas Mr A. Bert

Mr and Mrs

Bayto

Mr G. D. Belins

Mr I Birot

STrà C. LA

Mr F. Grseawood Mr&Mrs F, Hourant Mr B: F. Johnson. – Mr D. Jones

Jack More Kyron

Mr.Sexto Lopes

Mir V. Lügebil

Carreir

Browno

Mende Rev. & Mrs G. D. Mr Mr V-Morgan

Byers Mr II. II Bardits Mx J. D. Mr. G.

Casilard

By Mr.J Capell

BY M

Mrs Ko de Mono

Mr & Mrs H. Naftaly

Mr. G. Oben

MTO

MA, Pichoco

MIS C. G. Da

Unl Castillo Mr F

Mr.C. M

Mrs. B. Color W. Bore

M

31 Dorier

Mr G. Cowell

Mr B. E. Fox

Mr Garand

Mr M. Teokido

Mr. F. de Torron

Dr Gregorio Vaidas Targetts

Lieut. Crosser and Bra.J. B. A. MR.B. Gibson HR Vary

De Michall s

Mr J. A. Dobbia

Mody

Mr WA Donaldson Me Mr.F. Elphinstone, Caps, & alte Mr Ewing Farm Finsbeth

Mr Geo, Gamba MTM M. Hashimoto. Mr Hi Hooter

a

Miss A Leigh

P Mr E. Ferman an Man B. A. Bambay MET B. Beed 35 Mim Bouth Dr Bibres

A. Spurge

. Capt. and MIT AIRY

MJ. Graham

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