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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1912.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

PUBLIO AVOTION.

HE Undersigned has received Instruo

Hughes and Hough Ttions from Capt. Unsworta, 10 Fell

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT,

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers..

PROPRIETORS "TO-KWA-WAN" COAL STORAGE.

-

Coden unod:

A,3,0, 411 & 3TH EDITIONS. A1 TELLOBApkie Code.

Telegraphic Address: MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

To Sell by Public Auction

HE Undersigned have received instruc

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

op

FRIDAY,

the 20th September, 1912, at 2.30 P.AL, at their SALTA Rooms, No. 8, Des VODI

Road, Copart of Is House Street,-- À QUANTITY OF

JEWELLERY & MISCELLANEOUS

GOODS, &c.

As follows a

Gold and Silver Watches, 18-Ke. Gold

by Public Auction:

ਬੰਧ

FRIDAY,

the 20th Saptom bar, 1912, commencing at 2.43 px, at his residence, at, SHARP'S BUILDINGS, Top Floor, Kowloon, (over Offices of the Hong- Long & Kowloon Wharf and

Godown 00.).

A Quantity or

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD.

FURNITURE,

Comprising -

Brussel's Carpots, Axminster Ruge, Laco Curtains, Pictures, Fancy Chairs, etc., eto,

Extension Dining Table, Dining Chairs, Teak Sideboard with Borelled Glass, Dia- ner and Dessert Serviccs, Glasu. Waro, American Teo.Chest (Baldwin), abo., sta.

Brass-mounted Double Bedsteads, Dress- ing Tables, Washstands, Wardrobes with Bevelled Glass, Toilet Sots, Bed Linen,

atc., etc.;

Also

One Cottage Piano by Chappell & Co. One Eloo rie Fan,

One Barngraph.

On View from Thursday, the 19th Sept. TERMS:-Cash on delivery. Catalogues will be issued.

GEO. P. LAMMENT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong. September 14, 1912.

2168

PUBLIO AUCTION,

Chwion, Gold and Fear! Bar-ring", Diamond,tions to Sell by Publin Auction Saphire and Ruby Rings, Braculets, do,;

THE Undersigned has recalvad Instruc.

Also

Barometers, Typewriters, Gramaphone

TO

MONDA Y,

..

Records, Electric Bells, and Six Dozen the 23rd September, 1912, commencing at

11 A... at No. 2, Oлment TZORACE,

Fountain Peos.

Uno Double Barrelled Breech Loader,

by Lankaater, London.

De view day before malo.

TEAMS-AB Csual,

HUGHES & ROUGE,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong. September 14, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Kowlood,

A QUANTITY OF

...

FALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE Also

Hotels.

THE

THE CHINA MAIL.

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD.

- KOWLOON,

ALECTRIC LIGHT AND FASB,

BATH-ROOM To`nach Room,

Cold and Hot Water throughout PRIVATE AND PUBLIQ BARS.

BILLIARD ROOM,

Private Dining Room.

*EXCELLENT CUISINE.

For Particulars spply to

THE MANAGER,

Cat. No. K120, Tolg, Address “TERMOTEL,

Hongkong, Fab. 9′′, 1912,

WYNDHAM HOTEL, WYNDHAM (FLOWED) STREET,

Opposite Cloak Towar.

296

T OCATION good' for Hillside Scenere and ONLY TWO MINUTES' WALÊ FROM BUSINESS CENTRE. Families, Residents and Tourists

knade thoroughly comfortable.

Terms Moderate.

RUN ON FIRST-CLASS LINES: Under the Personal Supervision of the Propristress:

M. 8. HOY.

BRAESID a. PRIVATE HOTEL,

CITANDING in ita/own grounds_with Tennie and Croquet Lawza, Large Liry and Wall Furnished Rooms very home comfort. Fine View of the Harbour, Telephone, No. 890..

Apply to Mit F. W. WATTS,

Braeside, 20, Macdonnell Road, Hongkong. September 2, 1903. * 12

EX LIEUT. BUTOR.

Amazing Statement From the Dook.

Aremarkable statementwila mada from the, dook at the Bow-street. Police Court recently by ex-Lieutenant Alan Sutor, in explaining why he broke a win- dow at the police station on the previous avazing. The police evidence was that he throw a piece of stone and broke a large pane of glass, valued at 29: 10%, He was quite sober, and said nothing. when charged,

and while I was acting in that capasity: I used to be in the Army," he said,

I formed certain convictions--religiou convictions. Those convictions have been the cause of my material, ruin. I have come down. fost people go up with their convictions. My convictions wara that man on a natural plane is a creatura. of circumstances; and, as a matter of ciastike fact, he is the creature of ei cumstances. But there is a moral plane. In my opinion man is made in the Image of his Creator. That was the conviction that came to me while I was in the Army, I made up my mind to serve my fellow-man and go on a straight course in the way of being honest and sincere. I am here, not as the result of my con- victions being wrong, but as the muit of having become morally conscious of my own dishonesty.

HIS LOST COMMISSION. "I lost my commission through bái coming conscious in this way, and left the Army with the intention of carrying out my purpose. I had a career opened for me in journalism. I took up a class of journalism which I thought would benefit the cause I had in hand. I had offers of help from many good men in this country, but I ignored them. My employer threw me over a six months. I had £100-a year. In six months, when he had had an advertisersent out of me be threw me over. That was nine months ago, and I have not got my full salary-

"I am prepared to assert that there is a different point of view in human nature hom the natural point of view. It bas cost me my commission and lost me my wife and family. I am not going to auk you and the public to give them back to me, because I would not have them if you did. The only course open to me, in order to be true to the purpose that

11581 Cottage Piano by L. Remhilds in KINGSCLERE HOTEL, in me, is to keep myself in the publie

THE Undersigned have received instruc" tions to asil by Public Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF ZEE CONCERNED),

OD

SATURDAY,

the 21st September, 1918, at 11 a.m., at their Sam Rooms, No. 8, Des Varr

ROAD, Corces of Ice Humma Street

י

SUNDRY

VALUABLE" HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

1 Casa Cotton Blankets,

1 Caso Toilet Soop,

1 Baragraph (New),

3 Pispos,

✓

3 Typewriters,

And

good condition.

(Full Particulars from Catalogue),

On view from Saturday, the 21st Sept. TERMS:-Cash on delivery,

"GED. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, September 16, 1912

HONGKONG.

Hill

eye. I am not against law and order.. I have stood for law and order all my life. I know the law, and have always

UNRIVALLED position in thanical been prepared to maintain it. I am a

Gardens and facing the Harbour.

Numerous quiet Suites with luxuriously 1161itted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electric

Fans. Tolophones in Bedrooma and Sitting-rooms throughout. Telophone No. 1192.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

18&-Endersigned has received instrat.

tions Sell by i'ublic Auction,

On

TUESDAY,'

Cable Address: Sachsola,'

(going to prison as a martyr or any ab. surdity of that sort. I have now been out of employment for months."-

Mr. Marsham. How long is it since you left the Army?

** WIFE AND FANTLY MEST GO."

O.T.

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Imperial Exhibition. Landon, 1911.

The Highest

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A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

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GOLD

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

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An excellent remedy for Colle and other stom ach Troubles; Safeguards against fevers, dysch- tery, and other infammatory complaints

Relieves Indigestion, Colic, etc.

A true digestive. Prevents indigestion, fatulencs and "full feeling" after meala. „

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TELEPHONE NO. 638

Intimations.

FONG KAY,

HAIR DRESSING SALOON,

RAZORS GROUND AND SET,

GARNER, QUELCH &

VISTORS AT HOTELS.

KONGKONG HOTEL.

SOLE AGENTS

Mr & Mrs A. Adama Mr G. F. Lehnert Mr A. T. Barberini Mr G. T. Lloyd -

Mr E. A. Beamont Mr and Mrs Nell

Mr O.D. J. Ball

Mr G. & Bona Mr 8. Borker

Mr and Mrs S.

MacIntyre

Mr J. B. Mair

Mr H. L. Marker

R.

De O. Mariett

A.B. Code 5th Ed. Hongkong, September 1, 1808.

120

The prisoner-About 19 months. They No. 54, WELLINGTON STREET, inngined I was striking for a selfish pur- pose. They wanted to give me back my | .

Brown

Mr W. B Marshall

Mr-O. Buschner

Misa S. Martin

Mrs R

:

HONGKONG.'

commission, but I would not have it. Graduated in America at the Moler I have mapped out a course for myself,

the 24th September, 1912, communcing at KING EDWARD HOTEL and my wife and family must go. Meny

2.30 r., at his Saler Roome,

DUDDELL STREET, --

A LARGE QUANDOCET OF

VALUABLE

41

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL

soldiera” wives and children have to go to the workhouse.

Assistant Gaoler Cavill said that the prisoner was fined at the court in Novem

Roneo Duplicator,OUSEHOLD FURNITURE, UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT. ber last for breaking a window at the

1 Cash Register.

TERM 200ÅR anus),

Comprising:

Silk Tapestry Covered Drawing Room Suito, Double and Single Wardrobes with Berelled Glass Doors, New Breas Bedstead, 1171 Brass-mounted Bodstead. Teak Toilet

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, September 17, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION. HE Undersigned have received instrue.

tions to sell by Public Auction, (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNID},

OD

SATURDAY,

the 71st September, 1912, at 11 am, at their Salts Boom, No. 8, Do Your Road,corner of los Hour ExzZEIT, —

A Neusza or GAMES OF HAMMER BRAND BEER. TIRÀ Data), '

HUGHES & HOUGH,

·Auctioneers..

Hongkong, Sept. 18, 1818.

FOR SALE.

1174

THE have ne sales Rogus

HE Undersigned have received instrue.

No. 8, Des Voeux Road, corner of Ice House Street,-

Tables, Teak and Marble-top Washstand, Chest-of-Drawers, Teak Uvermanteis, Teak Sidoboard with Beveled Mirrore, Dining Table and Chairs, Dinner Waggon, Dinner Service and Ginas Ware.

Blackwood Ware, Brass Fanders and Brasses, Carpets, Rugs, Lace Curtains. sta, etc..

Also

„One Cottago l'iano in good condition.

One Troadle Sewing Machine, Four Typewriters.

One Fine Tientein Carpet 14+211

Ou View from Monday, the 23rd Sept Catalogues will be issued.

TM-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

Hongkong, September 18, 1912, 1176

爵水汽力逼士

One RONÉO DUPLICATUR Completo THIS WONDERFUL SYPHON

with all accessories and practically now.”

Makes Mineral Water - instantly at 90

One Case REGISTER, in working Order. conta a dozen Syphons. Asyme za do it.

THREE TYPEWRITERS

Failure is impossible. And you can save and THREE, PIANOS. Waters at home with the

30 per cent by making your own Mineral

For further particulars apply to the Codersigned.

Temną :—he usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH.

Auctioneers. Hongkony, Sept. 13, 1912.

NOTICE

1183

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

BOOK BINDING

DOMEST

"THE CHINA MAIL'OPrici

BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY

Trade - Offenlaza

'PRANA'

SPARKLET SYPHON,

EXCELLENT ROOMS.

ELECTRIC LIFTS & LIGHT.

REASONABLE BATES.

TZLEYHONE 373:

B. HAYNES, Manager, Bongkong, October 2, 1908

"1302

CHEESE

EXTRA

CHOICE

CANADIAN STILTON

60 CENTS PER LB.

War Office.

Mr. Morsham.The darnage on this sccasion amounts to £2 10s.

The prisoner. If it had been twopence it would have been sufficient. Cool is a very nice place. They look after you well. It is the easiest job in the world.

System of Colleges. -

Mr A. Carvelli

A. Claxton Mr A.

T. Mintheson And child

Mr Sydney B. Cohen Dr C. W. McKenny Mr. W. R. J. Cooper Mr D. McLachlan

Miss Crocker

[Mr G. 7. Curry

Mr O. H. Davi GIVE US A TRIAL.

Mi_R. H. Douglas THE BEST BAREND TOWN,Mr W. 0. Drew

Mr E. ·W. Eames - WER -

Mr and Mrs H. C.

renfala

The American New Style Chair,

Hongkong, August 19, 1912.

1046

PATELL & CO.

Mr C. Finlayson Mr H. G. Fisher Mr E. &. S. Fowler Mrx Freach & chill Dr Frepel

Mr B. K..Mehta

Mr J. Merecki

►

MrL. Moosur Mr J. Morris Mr J. D. F. Muider Mrs J. D. F. Malder Capt. And Mrs F. B.

Northcombo Mr. d'Oettingen Mr H. Piesbergen Mr W. Pringle,

V.

Dr L Dr L. F. Randall ME E

Danman Faler Mr J. Be

Mr and Mrs J. F. Miss E. Scharf

Cecro

Miss M. Scharf

Misa

George

I have tried it. I am sorry for the poople Exporters & Importers MV. Goulbourn

outside."

Mr. Marsham-You mist pay a fine of 10s, and the damage, £2 10s., or go to prison for 21 days.

The prisoner I will do the 21 days.

PARIS-DIJON MAIL ROBBERY.

Committed by a Raving Maniao Single-handed.

Nine months of inquiry into the robbery

of the Indian mail between Paris and Dijon THE DAIRY FARM CO., LTD. on Nuvember 15 has proved that the extra-

Hongkong, November 18, 1910.

NOTICE.

LESSONS IN OFINESE,

M

656

ordinary feat, which it was supposed only

■ thoroughly organised band could accom plish, was committed by a mring manise single-handed. The express, which left the Gare de Lyon in Paris at 8.35 p.m. consisted almost exclusively of mail vans, Three of them were broken into while the train was going at a speed of sixty

IL HÒN TAN, a Chinese graduati versed in literature, has been teacher in eighty miles an hour. About 100

Bonds

to European officials and merchants in this mail bage were upped open. Colony for over bets

and scrip of various descriptions were He has a good method of training Euro atoleu

yonzle.

anda certain amount of

poans to pass in the Chinese marination, and cash disappeared. Suspicion fell on is possessed of a first-tate certificata na s Chinese teacher. He has also a good know. former postal employes named Bezencourt,

of Mandarin and Hakka. Tedge of

who was traced to Belgium and who wis Those who intend learning the Chinese arrested as he was trying to negotiate

requested Language are can be purchased from anything Mail afios or direct to 37. Holly some of the scrip, on which he had

which lasts a lifetime and

Chemist or Stores.

PRICE: $2 Each.

BULBS 400 cents per

Bor

WHOLERALE PRICE C Sremoms par des

* $16.00 20.b

EULE per dos, boxes

$8.00 Lo.b "KWONG SANG HONG, LTD., WHOLESALE AGRIÁL,

248 and 218, Den Taux Road Canicaly HONGKONG:

行發總

rod-and

行生廣港香

司公限有

to

wood Bond, 1st floor,

Hongkong, May 17, 1912.

Caro of

THE CHINA MAIL

TYPHOON

made clumsy ensures and changes. He €76. | way extradited and in the course of the examination it was leamed that he had bean discharged by the postal authorities on account of eccentricities. There was a suspicion that he was not entirely sane," -The magisizate, asked him his resanti for robbing the mails. Bazencourt, who had fully admitted having committed the deed quite stone, was proud of his achieve. ment, and complained that he was not achame to the ood, which was to buy a menagerie, to.becue, famous, na, a tömer of wild toring and reimburse noimale make a fortune, and those whom he had robbed. What micha you think of this?" asked the ma

MAP and

GUIDE owed to carry out

Fables one to: Incate the centre

of i phoon,

MOUNTED ON CARDBOARD AM

TAPED FOB HANGING

Price 40 Cents

General Merchants

and

Commission Agents.

HONGKONG, CANTON, SHANGHAI AND

HANKOW.

JAPANESE MAKERS.

PEDDER

Hongkong: May 8, 1910

Scherer

Mr A. J. Auld

Co.,

FRAX HOTEL

Mr G. W. Barton

Mr L.-M. Bayloy

Mr J. D. Lloyd

·Majur & Mrs Lyddon,"

A.O.D.

Mr&Mrs Beltchenko Mr&Mrs G. Macphail

and

Mrs Bondler

Attorney General &

Mrs Buckn MajorCaulifold, RE.

Mrs Cole and child

Darch

Mx M. Mir

Dosan

Men Smith Makin Dr. & Mrs McCandlise

and child

& Mrs McMann

Cada

B.A.M.C.

and naria

Mrs Metaler

Mr & Mr H. Paros:

A. F Mr Devanpert and Major Prichard, R. A.

children

Lt. Col. Radelino R.E

Comul & Mrs HitzensEng. Comdr Roome,

Me and Mrs G. G.

Gordon

SPN.

Dr & Mrs Rutherford,

Capt. & Mrs Guthrie, R. N.

Mr A. Sinclair

bir sod Man B.. A: Mr and bleu Talată.

HAP

Miss Topo

L. CoLordon Ball, Major & Mra Waring,

R.A.MC.

BABLC

Capt & Mrs Hodging Mr and Mrs W. M. Mr and Mrs W. "G.

Watson

Jun.Mr & Mrs Let Jones Mr David Wood

Humphreys Mr F. Walford

Mr A. G. Gordonr Scherer

Mr W. Schwolke Mr Jas.

Jas, Scotson Mr J. Gurger Mr J. C. Sibley Mr and Mrs Joseph Mr E. E. Smith

Gould

Mr H H. Soloman Mr D. M. G. Gratama Lt. and Mrs. E. Mr B.

A. Groan Stainer, RN. T. P. Hall

Mr S. J. Stiobel Dr J. G. Hanne

C. Taylor Mr J. C Mr W. T. Harbord Mr G.

Vermet Mr Jas. D. Harris' Mr E. Mr. A. Harrison Mr H. Watkins

& M J. Hol- Mz J. Hunter Watts Mr &

Mr D. M. Whamond loway Mr F. W. Borachitz Mr and Mrs H. LH

Mr E. Horachitz

Dr 8. Hough

Innes

MF Gao, B. Jober Mr J W. Jones Mr R. V. Koch Mr S. KomotTM- Mr H. Krück Mr A. Krusemani

Mr F. Áron Dr Balilion

White

Mr A. Whitmarsh Mr and Mrs Allan

Wilkie

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

Wright

Mr J. A. Young

KING EDWARD, HOTEL,

Mr Barthet.

WE J. Brown,

Lieut. Croni

Mr J B. Liphant

thành

EVERY KIND Mr W. A Donaldson Mr G. E. May

Mr

Ewing Mrs Finchelt

Footwear Mr Fournier

Misa A. Liphanithanh Mr. MacCabe Mr C. N. Kanhoff Mr & Miss Mercarini Mrand Mrs J. B.

Mody

Mr & Mrs Gold withMr M. F. Marry MY

Mr Gea. Grimble

Mr M. Hashimoto

Mr H. Hunter

Pasamore

Mr N. B. Karanjis Capt. Wood R. A. M.O. Mr Kest

It-Col. and Mr Wrigley, 1.0.D

Mr M. Kisson

Lt. Col. & Mr Toez

and child D.P.

LITOR

Mr R C. Adams

Mr F. Alonao Mr J. B. Arnold

HOUER.

Mr D. Jones

Miss Komaroff

Mr P A Lapicque

Mr. Bartholomew Mr and Mrs Door Mr. and Mrs Jack Lebisze

Bayle

Mr L. Birot

#d

Stew C. L. Brown Mr H. H. Burditt

Byrne

Mr J.D.

Mr V. Lagebil

Mrs K. de Morris

Ale & Mrs H. Naftaly. Mr E. Nesalinger Mr G. G. Obron Mrs

G. Olson

ir J. Camp ell Mr. M. del CastilloMr A Pacheco Mr B. A. Chopard Mr T. R. Par Mr A Cortez Mr DK.

Mr G.

Lowell

Mr-EL

grave Mr

Mr J. A. David

Mr A

Fabre

MR. B. Gibson.

H-J. Graham Mr F. Greenwood Mr B. F. Johnson

Mr A. Arbini-

Mr F. de Torrentegni Muss H. Urch Mr WH. B. Urch Mr H. M. Wirgh Mrs M. Whitener Mr F. E. Williamson

GRAND HOTEL..

Mr O. Bond Bir F. Brlersers Mr

W. Omwn. Mr Raon Me A. FarrazinÍ

H. B, Gould, Mr Gabriel" w

Me Peyton Grifin

Mrs WW. Hall

Mr O. Hansen Mr Mr.J. R. Balms Mr Jensen Cre

A. Hamsey

Capt

A T. Hashim

Mre R. A. Capt. Bazon Dr. Sibre Mr IL Spurge Capt. and Mrs All

TO!

ORDER

Mr Jon

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Jobu

Lenough money to

to go to Hamburg to buy Me Dobbi

| the menagerie. Quos I was ricinul could. Mr D. 8. Edmunde

abave repaid, the money, Coching Mr E. Hay more could be obtained from the prisoner i Mr Thot. He Ramised by medical exper clared inson sind, wench to sin say

\MinG/A/ Main

Mr F. B. Hyde

Mr W. Kraft

MrA. M. Keen B. Stewart and

Kemp,children backg

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Capt. Laasla di family Mr LH. Taylor MR. M.Laals": Mr Thacher

Mr & Mrs G. Lapelt-Mr F. W; White

Mr Wilson

Mr. and Mrs Lomtre

and child

00

Hey, Mr Pea256 Me Arthurtephane

Stephens &

PROGRAMA GRAND CÄRZTOM NÓTKI,

Mr F. Wargensen

Mr Keil Me Lorria Mr O. King

Mr Maintyre. Mt P. MeJones Mr Meskele Mr. B. Madin Mr A. T. Myall Mr. M. Cifter Mr B. Richmond MLR Mr T. Schlaeger

Ridgor Mr Snowdon

A Tucker Mr A. C. Tarrell Mr J. B. Walch

Mt

Mr T. H. West

Mr L. Mc. Willia Mr B. O. Young

SALE E Zeller

Me E. Arndt

Dr and Mrs. Patten Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr & Mrs J. Robert

Backhouse Boss

Mr.H, 8. Bennett Mrs Sachse

wad Mrs Bi. W. Mr M. Schaller

Dr

Me and Mrs.Frank Mr and Mrs A. G. Mr M. D. Carrie

Allen Health Ar Me B. Barringto

Mr. G. Besumene

Mr B. G. Bolders and Bins Jentay!

Carleton

Mr A. L. Shialda

Mie Borse

D

EL. P. Thomas

Mis à. Bomley Mr J, F. Mikulso DrEL. Mariru LobbMr B. Wabb and Mrs BracaMt Norborner N. Macgregor & B

Miss Ken Mm V

Mis Arthur.

and Mrs Jdm: PASMRogerson

Mr GA Taylor

Mr & Mr Webb

Mr GAY Bewell

M. Crighton Miss J/Spencer MW. Faalon Mi & Men Damon Mr R H Haphenson

Mantar & Mine Wright M20ooda

Me Goedon

BEN B Wright

hir & Mrs Logan Comdr. H: Williams

Mr E. 3. Mormon MPH. Woak

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