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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1912.

Auctions.

T

S

PUBLIC AUCTION.

¤ Voderigued bavo recolved instrus- tion to sell by Publie Anation,

(FOR ACCOUNT OF TUR. CONGMBAED),

on

Hughes and Hough WEDNESDAY,

AUCTONESEJ TO THE GOVERNALENT,

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers,

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN

COAL STORAGE.

Codes used:

A.B.C. der & fren Bornoxs.. Al! TELEGRAPmic Üzde.

Telegraphic Address - MEIRION' HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

FEE Qodernguod have received instru ́- Tsions to sali by Public Auction

on

THURSDAY,

the 20th November, 1918. ab 19 Nàon, ab thair Salus Roonis, No. 8, Dos Yeunz Road, Corner of Ice House St.,--. 40,000 COUSIS' GOLDTIFPED CIGARETTES.

10,000 MEMPHIS CIGARETTES. Those Cigarettes are guaranteed to be in good Condition.

Txema :—Ås usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, November 14, 1910.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

PRELIMINARY NOTICE.

1443

True to Sulf by Pabllo azetion,

THE Jodersigned tas received lustece-

(FOR ACCOUNT OF TRI CONGERAEE),

co

MONDAY,

the 2nd December, 1012, at 2.30 'r.st., at FormBank West,' No. 143,

Magazine Gap, The Peak,- THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

$c..

FURNITURE,

&c

Therein Contained,

Jc..

the 21st November, 1912, at 3.30 r.., at Fuß Particulars will be published later.

their Sales Rooms, No. 8 Doa Touz

Rosd, corner of los HOUSE STAKIT,

A LIEGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE

&c..

HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

c.,

All New Furniture and must be sold.

Comprising sa follows ---

Two Drawing Room Suitas, One Silk Tepestry and One Leather Covered. Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs, Pictures, a few Oil Paintings and Engravings, Bed Room Suites, Duable and Single Brass and Brass mounted Bodatenin and Cots, Burenus, Wardrobes, fc., Teak wood Dining Room Furniture, &o,, &c, 1 Dinner Service complete and Dessert Service, Crockery. Electro-plated and Glass Ware, Cooking Stores and Kitchen

TEEMAs onuni,

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers Hongkong, November 6, 1919.

1416

Hotels.

THE

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD.

KOWLOON.

Utensils, Enamelled Ware, Cutiery, &c. By kind permission of the officers

·Electric Lamps, Brass Fenders, Fire Brassos, &c., Sewing Machines and One New Rubber Tyred Rickéha :

Also

+

A few pieces of Carred Blackwood

Furniture. 1 Cottage Pazo, 1 Large American Trou Safe, and a few pieces of Old Porcelaine,

Un view day beforo anda, Catalogues will be issued. TREME :—» usual,

madin

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, November 3, 1912,

PUBLIC AUCTION

1431

HE Undersigned have received instruc

Ficus to soll by Fublic Auction

(FO ACCOUNT OF THE DONCERNED),

од

TUESDAY,

Ji

the 26th November, 1913, commencing st 3.30 r., as their Sales Rooms,

No. 8, Den Vieux Road, Corner of"

Ica House Street,-

A Lange and Valuable ConHiMKMENT OF NEW AMERICAN MADE CLOCKS, Including Clocks specially designed for Hall, Drawing Room, Library, Buuduir, ¿c., &c.

Full Rich Gold Fancy Clocks. Alarms and Striking Clocks of every Variety,

(Full Particulars from Catalogas). NEVER DESPLAYED BEFORE IN STOCE.

Ou view from Friday, the 22nd in." TERMS --As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

stuctiomers. Hongkong, November 14, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

1445

THE Undersigned have roosivad Instruc dms to Sell by Public Asation, (FOR ACEDUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

ma

THURSDAY

7

of the 25th Punjabis, the band will play at the

STATION HOTEL,

during and after Dinner on SATURDAY, the 16th inst.

A SPECIAL MENU. HAS BEEN

ARRANGED.

For Particulars apply to

THE MANAGER. TEL. No. K129. Telg. Address "TxKOTULL'

Hongkong. Feb. 97. 1912.

WYNDHAM HOTEL,

WYNDHAM (Flower) STREET, Opposite Clock Tower."

£96

OCATION good for Fillid Steer

and ONLY TWO MINUTES WALK FROM BUSINESS CENTRE.

Families, Residents and Tourists made thoroughly comfortable.

Terms Moderate.

RUS ON FIRST-Class LANES. Under the Personal Supervisión of the Propristress:

M. S. HOY.

BRAESIDE

PRIVATE HOTEL, STANDING in its own grounds with and Croquet Lawas, Large

Kry and Well Furnished Rooms, Every home comfort. Fine View of the Harbor. Talophone, No. 890.

Apply to Man F. W. WATTS,

*Braeside.' 20, Macdonnell Road. Hongkong. September 2, 1908

12

KINGSCLERE HOTEL,

UNR

HONGKONG.

NRIVALLED position in the Hill" district, overlooking the Botanical

Numarana quiet Suites with luxuriously thair SALE Rooms, No. & Do Yeursted Bathrooms, Telephones and Mectric

ROAD, Corner of Ice House Stroot,-

the 28th November, 1012, at 2.3) .., at Gardens and facing the Harbout.

Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms

throughout.

Fans.

*c.,

A MISCELLANEOUS COLLECTION OF

CHINESE CURIOS,

: Comprising:-

Brons and Porcelain Väser, Bowls, Wall Pistes, &c., Opium Pipes and Bowls, Sour Bottles, Opium Bares, Two Bots Brass Halberds and Stands, Sovstal piscen # of Old Blackwood Fuzzitare, &o., &c.

The above includes mooy. pieces of Old Porcolin.

(Full Particulars from Catalogue), On view day batorn sale. *Tenus ¡-ás nulni,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, November 13, 1912.

FOR SALE

THE Undaraigued have recoived instruc

Lope well (for amount us the concerned), at their Sales Rounia, No. 8, Des Teux Bond, Corner of Ieu kabe

را

1 Full size Billiard Table with all Acces

soria, in, good condition by Tharston

& Co., London....

Detroit EP. Motor, New::

Telephone No. 1122,

· Cable Address: · Eschsola.?

“A:E,3, Codo 5th Ed.

190 Hongkong, September 1, 1908.

KING EDWARD HOTEL

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL

| UNDER" EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT. EXCELLENT ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIFTS & LIGHT REASONABLE RATES, TELEPHONE 378.

H HAYNES, Manager Hongkong, October 9, 1908: 1861

THIS

CHINA MALL

Beidseport 3.1.1. Maar (Good Typhoon Map &

dition guaranteed).

1 American Cash Register.

Til' particulare Imia the Undardgoed.

BUGBES & HOUGA,

ductioneers,

Guide.

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

COMPANY MEETING. ·

Steam Laundry Company, Limited.

The following report of the Steam Laundry meeting has been supplied us by the Company

A meeting of shareholders in the Steam

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. Laundry Company, Limited, was hold on

FOR SALE.

SECTION A' or K. L'L STO

Area: 25,376 Square feet. Position: Facing King's Park.

Money on Mortgages at market rates.

PUBLIC AUCTION

TER Undersigned has received instrue

Hons to sell by Public Anction, 3

TUESDAY,

the 18th November, 1912, commencing at

2.30.1., at his Sales Rooms, No.. 4,

DUBDELL STREIT,-

Saturday, Mr. W. H.-Potts presided, and shero were also present Six: CA P. Chater, C.M., Hon Mr. E. Oxboro (Directors). Messrs. W. D. Graham, M. S. Northcote, J. H. Taggart, R. Wood, Wong Kam Fuk, and E. J. Chapman (Secretary).

The Secretary having road the notice convening the meeting.

The Chairman said:—Gentlemen,--The repert and accounts and auditor's stato- ment. I propose with your permission to taka * read. We much regrot the accouts how a falling off from previous years, the balance of work ing out belug $16,500.00 against $20,70.00 last year 'aml $19,398.47 in 1910. A no doubt most of you- are: svence, we bare, during the past twelvo ninths lisi great trouble with our work men, dùe portly to the unrest: following. upon the revolution, ns. although they did not actually strike, they, succeeded. 'in A QUANTITY OF

doing so litto work (and that badly) that VALUABLE BLACK WOOD

estra men had to be employed and we had AND TEAK FURNITURE,

even to "procuro mes from Japan and Comprising -

orgage Indians locally at largely increased: BLACKWOOD: Very Finely Curved Curia erat to carry on the work; added to which Stands, Cabinets, Couchos, Round, the collecting and distributing coolice re- Oval & Square Tables, Fita Screens, fused to fall in with a shango wo wished Armebairs, Side Tables, Stools, to make with a view to 'stopping com. Flower Stands, Photo Fmmes and plaints from customers and a new gang Wall Brackets,

had to be trained; these changes dia- TEAK: Double and Single Wardrobe organised the work and upset many of with Bevelled Glass Doors, Marble-our postomers. In consequence of theso top Washstands, Sideboards, Dinner | dificulties, and also because the earnings Waggone, Dining Table and Chairs, were found to be falling off on the one Writing Desk (plain and roll top), hand whilst expenditure increased on the Overmantols." Flower and Curio other, your directors early in the year Standa, Bookcases, Card Tables bean to investigate the details of man- stc., etc.;

agement very closely, and they came to the conclusion, after long consideration, that if the businée was to be conducted with satisfaction to its patrons and profź to its shareholders in the future, a obange of mengencat was essential. Accord. ingly they terminated Mr. Wood's en- agenteal nad have taken on Mr. A. 3. Gee. who has already effected consider- ale improvement and will, we hope, be 1488gle to eradicate the causes which led to so moet well-founded dissatisfaction on the park of rustomers. Practically the whole Chinese staff has been changed, and we'regret that in the ronfusion which this brought about the cashier left sowing about $1.200 over and above the amount of his security, and

Also Bras Fendera and Fire Bases, Two Cottage Pianos.

On view from Monday, the 18th Nov. Catalogues will be issued... TERI-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, November 12, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION

**

A FINE COLLECTION OF CHINESE CURIOS

(Just Arrived from Peking).

HK Undersigned has received instruc- THE Puble suction

0:1

SATURDAY,

O.T

A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

NO OTHER DRINK IN THE *T" WORLD HAS BETTER ** GUARANTEES FOR PURITY AND GOODNESS

UTE ALCOHOL OR GAS

For

Digestion

and

Indigestion

FOR THE RELIEF of Indigestion, O.T. has proved invaluable to thousands of people.

A WINEGLASSFUL sipped after Meals, will aid Digestion, pre- vent Flatulence and “Full Feeling, and help to restore the healthy func- tions of the Digestive System.

BUY A BOTTLE TO-DAY

TELEPHONE No. 633

Mr F. Aldeot

VISTORS AT HOTELS.

TOROKOud Ton

Mr 2. Laughlin

ave been delayed. You will notice from

|

Mr M. Baring

Mr A. T. Barberini Me 3

Mr F. E. Bald

it is for these reasons the yearly arepunts Mr Houry W. Andrews Mr and Mrs H.

e acerunts that we have bought some Mr E. R. Ba more latal; this is opposite the laundry,

and on it, we have built six Chinese bones

the 3rd November, 1912, commencing at which to house the workım n.

9.30 P.M., at his Salas Rooms,

No. 4, DVODELL STATE,—

A FINE COLLECTION OF

Mr B. BeatS

ME. A. Beaumont iss E. R. Belilios

MC.D. J. Bell

G. &. Benn M: C. R.-Benyon Mr J. Bernhard

expenditure (which, by the way, was decided upon before our troubles began) wili effect a saving in house rent and will CHINESE CURIOS TROм raz SUNG,cuble the manager to give better super

MING, KAGNHI, YUNGOBING, vision to the staff. With regard to the KIENLUNG & TOW-KWONG payment of a dividend, the accounts -show thui after writing of $6,000 (which is be sun we have been accustomed to

PERIODS,

Comprising

Bus

Blue and White, B-colour and 3-colourt aside for this purpose) azul after pay Vases, Plates, and Plasques, Scuf Bottles, ing directors' fees $1,000, there reusin Faded leory Carvings; Brunza Figures, $6,01 available for distributiva, and Vases and Incense Burners; Peking the ordinary course of events we would Coiscune Vases and Lacquer; Embroider. have recommended 6 per cent ed Mandarino Coats; Chinese Pictures,

etc., ofc.

rtc. Us View from Friday, the 2nd Catalogues. will be issued. Teurs :--Cash on delivery.

Гали

GARNER,

PEAK HOTEL

QUELCH & Co.,

Dr and Mrs Aubrey Mr A. Keith Tigub Arch

Mr Kissane

SOLE AGENTS

ASKOM HOUSE.

Mrd. E. Arnold MA. Bickart.

Birot

Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Lt. Col. & MD. P.Mr

strong

Toan and child

A.O.D.

Mr and Mrs Eeyor D.Mr L. M. Bayloy. Major & Mr Lyddon Capt. & Mrs Boure heirMr and Mrs H M.

And girl

Mann

Mr R. H. Lee Mr G..FLehnert Mr Q.T. Lloyd- Miss 0. Lynam Me R. E. Macates Me A. Macgowan Mr NC. MacGregor Mir and Mrs Neil

Macintyra

Mr A. Mackenzie

Mra Eowdlur

Mr Mason

faja Mrs Bowen Capt. & Mrs McMurin,

ગત o irls

children and ourse R.A.M.C.

Livut. Bruwster

Attorney-General & Mira J. D. Milne

Mirs Buckall Rey, Foster Reg Major Caulifald, R.E. Mr and Mrs Petrie

Mr and Mrs F. R.

Borioni

Mr De le Bourdogne

Mr R. E. Brooks

Mir Jas. Brown

Dr H. T. Bury

Mr M. Byan

Mr M. Byorn

Mr J. D. Byrno

Mr & Mrs Carlier

Mr N. Castell

Mr A. Cavouder

Capt. & Mrs Crater, Lt Col Radcliffe R.E.Mr H. V. Chenu

Mr and Mrs N. F. Mrs Mackinnon and T. and Mrs T. C. Eng. Coude Rome,

maid and children Me Itori Blauch

chil

Mrs Jamieson Boydo Mrs aCme Mr and Mrs U. Eryer Me J. Madden Mr Bulione

Mr O Baschner Mr and Mrs W.

Bushong

Dr 0. Marriott

£

Mr R. T. Matheson

A. andchild

Mr J.McCracken

McKeon-r

BIL-7. Campbell i Chappel

MPA

B.

Dr and Mrs C. W.

McKenny

Mrs L. H. Meyay Me D.E. Muhta Air W. A. Mentzer Mr J. Merecki Mr&Mra H. Michaela Mr D. M. Mickla Mrs Morton Mitchell

Cunningham

RN.

Mr M. Durch

Dr&Mrs Buth rford, Consul&Mrs Kitzen RN. Mr and Mrs G. G. Major Sivy

Mr 4. Sinclair

Carlon

Bell

Capt. & Mrs Groen- Mr Findlay Swith

LA-Col. Smith Capt. &Bira Guthrie, Mr and Mrs Sofietti

Mr and Mrs Talati“ Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr and Mrs Thornton

Hale

Major & Mira Waring, LL Col, and Mrs Gor R.AM.C.

don Hall, R.A.M.C.Mr and Mrs W. M.

Watson Mr W. D. Bind

Capt. & Mrs Haigins Major & Mre Weal or

Capt. Whithold

Christiv Mr R Mr A. A. Claxton under the circumstances and seeing that Miss J, S. Cloniant all our available cush his been swallowed Miss M. Clement Nov,upu claims and other unusual expenses. Mr T. J. Cokely

high have been incurred in consequence Mr W. R. J. Cooper ofreceul troubles, we think it would be Mr G. H. Curse Jr.

Major Humphrey Mrs W. F. Cowan

Mr and Mrs W. G. Mr David Wood enerise to berrow money for payment of Miss Crocker

Humphreys

EL-Cul, and Mr ⚫ dividend. We therefore propose to Mr Q. Crook

Q. L

Mr & Mrs Lee Jones Wrigley, A.O.D. Ma and Mrs Jones 1487 carry the amount forward and distribute Mrs Louis H. Crun'er it next year if there be sufficient cash Mr G. Curry Mr C. H. Davis available. On this understanding, viz. Mrs E. P. Davis that shareholders agree to the Board's Mr G. Davis, proposal, the directors will forage their Mr J. Davis

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Bangkong. November 16, 1912.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

an

- FRIDAY and SATURDAY.

the 19th an1 30th November, 1912, coma- mepcing cuck day at 9.30 Mag

st bis SALES Rooms, DepED EXALA

Srner,

-Me K. Mitsuhashi

Mr H. Molden

Mrs Harold Moure

Mr J. Morris Mr J. D. F. Mulder Mr. D. F. Malder" Miss Murray

Mr G. E. Nathorst

De Neubart

Miss Nicholson

Mr. Norden-

Nathcombe

MV, 'Outlingen Mr L. L. Fendleton Mr and Mrs Pipart MiaS. E. Quinn Mr. F.

F. de la Rams KLF Randall Air J. Rapun Mr 7 H Ray Mine F. Reny

", "

Mr T. A ki

...

KING EDWARD HOTEL,

Mr F. Aron

Mr C. N Manhoff Miss Massey.

Mr and Mrs. A. M. Mr G. E. May

Baldwin

Mr and Mm F. E.

McBogh

Miss G. Van Buren Laout, Orosne

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr & Mrs Evans and

child Mr J. Erans M: Ewing

Undersigned has reaived instructors. Well. gentlenes, from all this it Mr A. F. Deano tine to Sell by Public Action

might appear that the affairs of the Com.Mr C. Dafer

Mr H. Dodgson pany are not particularly bright, and 1 W. J. O. Donovan Capt and Mes F. D. Mrs Birs and child cas seguro you thuy have given an Mry R. H. Douglas amount of trouble which it would bo Mr W. C. Drew, hurd for you to realise; but the concern Miss Drummard has weathered considerable trouble in the Mrs S. EL Duxbury

Miss, Elizabeth Lloyd past, and under proper management I

Faton have no hesitation in saying there is no Mr and Mrs H. O.

Ehrenfels reason why it should not overcome pre- -seat difficulties and once more return you

good steady dividend, as during their 8. Feldstein nine years, 1902 to 1911, the average Mr EL C. Fisher dividund has been 5 percent. and this Mr W. Foerster after writing of $38,358. Before moving Mr F. Fortey the adoption of the report and accounts Dr and Mrs Forsyth Dr Scherer

Mr E. A. 3. Fowler

Úse or THE FIXEST. COLLECTION OF JAPANESE ANCIENT & MODERN ART CURIOS AND GOLD DAMASCENE WORK

(the latter by the celebrated S. Komni) ever offered for ade in this Colony, Further particulars will be published later.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Audiometr Hagkong, Norember 16, 1912.

· EVER ISSUED UNDER. PURELY NATTYE DIRECTION:

1447

The Chinese Mai

字书

THE LEADING OURzas PosiziUal and

COMMERCIAL JOURNAL

Puzzammed Event MoangG):

CONTLINE THEw Młoeg-BattaKIR TELEGRAPHIO NEWS VEOM NORTH CHINAL

I will be pleased to answer any quee lions.

There being no questions,

The Clisimman proposed the adopting

Mr and Mrs Eliott Mr EL H. Ewing'

Mr B. W.-Rica

Mra M. Saker and

Mrs Finchett

MGeo. Grimble

Dr E. Granfeld

Mr F. Milner Mr K. Miyatomi Mr and Mrs J. A.

Mody

Major J. Morris Dr Moule Min Mullins

Mr M. T. Maay

Mr and Mrs Newail Capt. & Mr. W. C.

Mr and Mrs J. E. Prasmore

Hansen

*

Mr and Mrs. H. R. Mr R. M. Henderson Philips and family Mr and Mrs J. Q. A. Mz B., Pimbargon

Mia To. A. Rambay

Holz....

Mr O. M. Jenkins

Miss F. Saunders

Mr Scheck.

Dr Birds Mr and Mrs Kemp Mrs AG. Smith Mr & Mrs 0 Laurit-Mr HL. 8. Spargė

Caps. Mrs. H. Mr and Mrs Lamaire Stewart & children

and child

Mr H. B. Turlar

2 children

MM Saker

Mrs Freach & chill Mr Danman Fular

Mr W. Schmelka Dr Schuster

Mr. A. Hunter

Mr F. HHyde

George

M. P. O. Sethns Mr and Mrs J. F. Mr G. L. Shaar

Mr MA. S. Shor Georgo

Mr and Mrs J. D.

Sibley

Sibley

Mi M.Bimkin:

Mr and Mrs K J.

Sanit

of the report and secounts, which was Mr. G. Gordon seconded by Mr. J. I. Taggart, and Mr V. Goulbourn......... Mr J. Ú.

Dr J. O. Gritha Mr J. Sieloth carriod.

The Hon Mr. E. Oshame was re- Mr F. T. James:

plerted dinator on the motion at Mr. W. Mr and Mr Joesph

Gould

1. Graham, seconded by Mr. Northcote, MD. M. G. Gintama E E. Sunth

The rotiring auditor, Mr. O'D. - Gour- M-N. A. G.sy

Mr if H. Soloman day was re-elected on the motion of Mr. J. Brindles Capt H. Sprar

Mr

Mr. D. Sutherland

Mixlfony Taylor 940. Tato

Capt. & Mrs Majer Comdr. Basil Taylor

and cou.

Mr Walker

8. Wikon Mr K. Makashima Mise

KINGSCLERK HOTELS

Mr A. T. Hashim Mr J. 6. Hayward. Me and My H. B,

Jones

Mr B. Karakas Misa E. Kastmayar Mr E. J. Kearon. Mr and Mrs W. T.

Keslay

Min H. W. Kerry MrT, Y. Kod family Mr & Mrs B. Levin Mrs H. Lovell

Mr V. Lugeln

Mr G. W. Marshall Mr H. H. Miller

Mr H, W. Chreswell Mr L.: Mazis Mr F. A. Chopard -` Hisa M. Moregam

Mr D. Coallin Mrs K. de Marria Mr J. T. Connolly Mm. Morton Min C. A. Connolly Mr F. Musso Miss E. J. Connolly Mr F. M. Nicolas Miss E. R. Delirat Mr J. T. Nichols Mr S. H. Duny Br Fathe Mr J. Eitt

A. Pang Mr C.File

Capt. C. Foster

Mrs and Mia Foster

Mr Two Franklina Mr H. Fuller Mr J. Gibney

Mr J..8.. Gillies

Mine L. Hargrove

Mr J. M. Harria

Mr Fred. Routħal Mr J. A. Scott Mr T. Sisson

Mtu A. Sobr lir Tehong Th Mr and Mrs L-S

Troy

Mr F. E. Williams BL-Wdward

GHLAND CARSON HOTELL Mr & Mrs F. Allen Mr and Mrs C. Man

Mr & Mrs W. Bishop delhanns

and child

Mr S, G. Bolden

Mr D. Mabuzay

Mr & Mrs R. Pestonji

Capt. and Mas Brags Mise Glady Patter

F

Braga

Miss L. Brugs

Misr M. Braga

Mr D. H. Bryant Mr-31. W. Carries Miss Dellie Conner

Mrs M. H. Found

Mr W. Frinvis, Jun

Mr H. W. Bay Mr. A.

A. F. Remedios

Mr A. Riggs Mr W. J. A

Bobbini

Mas J. Crawford · Mr and Mrs. Arthur Lient. Geo. W. Crom- Rogerson

bis, B En

Me T. J. Flynn

-Mr G. W. Bowell

Miss Ethel Smith

Mrs A. E. Fredeich Mr R.H. Stepbeauti

Mis M Tolliver

аки

Mr G. Harper Mr K. J. Treadgold Mrs. M. Mc. Tatyrs Mr J. Vernon Mr W. Jackson Me 8. Walker Mr F. G. Kingsland Me and Mrs West Mr A. R. W. LibhlayMas P. Wilson

Mr.C, Arlt

F.. Becky Mr W. Camion

CHARD HOTEL

Mr.C. Challenger Mr Cookt

Mr & Mrs Mudie Mr A. T. Myall Me RAT Nelson Mr P. Nitze

Me M. Oiffer Miss M Baathagen MA M.Orten Mr. EddingSalt Mr B. Paul Mr Bean

Mx HLB Graha My W. Gregory

Mr Peyton Grifin

Mr G. G. Hapan

Hr C. Heunings Mr J. Jacobse

Ps Rodriciaky

Mr V.-Pannell Mr & Mr Mr A. Row Mr L Schmalita Mr F. H. Shaw

My J. R Shearer

Mr & Mrs Tarenteu. Mr. E. Thompson

Me and bles G. 5. Mr. Leria Me Thapader

Mr E Arndt Mr. and Mrs J. H. Nowall

Backhouse

Mr. J. J. Lynah Mr. R. Valpole

Dr and Mira Fatture Man Mathews ME. W. Wholes

Mr. Northcote, seconded by Mr. Wo Capt. P. Halle Square Kam Full Dr. G. Hana

The Chairman thanked those provant fordura W. A. Vice Admiral & Mixs Drand Mrs BW, Mr and Ms A. LA VO Fotopark. their nitendancʊ“knd, said he was soTTY MET Harbord *MrY, H. Thompson Mr and Mrs M, D'unun y

there, was no dividend.

COMETETEK ON CUSTOMS REVENUE.

Hannibal

My Banson

kw..

Brown

Me A. Carlston Mr & M J. Robert S

Carrie ***

krim

Mira G. French and M. L. Schaller

chid

Mr L. Shield Mr Gillingham Capo CY,6 Lent & Me Howett alim, BA Dr. & Mrs EVAR-manair BM. Smith

Min Hardy Sa: M=0, Vermeij Mr A. Harrison Mr Valbrecht Me A E. Herdman Biollbrecht. Mina M. HirstMeWarheld MJ Courtney Hixson. Mi H Watkins Becoatly, the Minister of Financa.com Hope 14. C. B. Mr Men Logie Meuse Whit

miris D. Webli

Mir D... Whamad Dr E-2 Martyn Lobb Mr Hi F. Thomas alled the Minister of Foreign Afaks ou MG, Hurine.

the organization of a Committee whose

Me th. Holmes”.

daty it will be to make a Andy of the Hough 3 Saloo

Castoms Beve

VARIOUR PORES THE CHINA AND JATAR

Ficance

Per Annum

$12,50 la al: Gonat Earth:

obbs

in aming it as it copt Wallington Belust, Hanazony 17 | Poe unie byr vil Offisis

Hugger Capt. R. Lanes the methods to ime BCN Lapis

nistry of Me

DEN MET M. MacQuos Mr W White MFA M. Wilkis M56 Moision, MeT W. Wilson 8. Win Mr H Workman Mis JЛ MFC, HAV. Wilson*

Joseph Withington

Jodch Mid: GWood Mr and Mrs P,

Gandang

WYNDHAM HOTEL Love My Tho Homeley

Mr. Bas. RB, and Mm Chelly Miss M. 8. Hoy

Mr. Creighton Miss G. Napier

Mr W. Dobbe MrG: Cameron O'Hara

Arthur Elaphens

right Mr & Mrs Greenwood Me and Mri #John

Hawkin

Mf. Haywaz

Kr 3. H. Ware

Miss E. E. Welg

Caphy & kiba Akkinaon Caplode 15 TKS TALLIN

Mr W.-Brahms Johnny

K and MR. MED.

Capell dollinen hia "Mini"P. Capal:/Min Mà C„X÷FL Cuikleedkle

La Coli at Man ASJEME

Hanco

Mr & Ma D. Kry

and oblide

Capt. and Mrs G, WMr M. Royalcan

** Kenny and «hild Mr P-Wabberg

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