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MONDAY, JANUARY 20, 1918.

TO LET

TO BE LET.

7, MOUNTAIN VIEW, Paak,

Nurnished, from 1st April, 5 Rooms

.DENNYS E BOWLEY.

Hughes and Hough Houghing, January 16, 1913.

ACCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN '

COAL STORAGE.

Codos used:

A.B.C. 4TH & 3TH EDITIONS, A. TELEGRAFIC CODE.

Telegmphic Address: *MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION

TO LET.

THURNISHED_From 2nd January,

Roan, The Park,

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Duddell Street. Hongkong, January 15. 1813

OFFICES TO EXT.

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FIRST-Olas Central scemmedation,

light and airy, on First & Second Floors, in new building being erected for Mesars WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & COY., LTD. Entrance from De Vaux Road Einctric Lift to all Floors, Electric Light throughout.

The Plan can be seon and all particulars obtained at the Offices of MESSRS PALMER & TURNER, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS, Sao FLOCK.

Hongkong. October 1, 1912.

HUNGKUNG

OLUB.

NOTICE.

1239

HE Undersigned bave received instruct of the Annex, suitable for

tions to sell by Public Auction

(FO ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

vn

TUESDAY,

the 21st January, 1913, at 11 A.Mj

at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Voeur Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,-.

A LARGE VARIETY OF

JAPANESE

DWARFYED PLANTS,

STONE ORNAMENTS, &C. &c.

Un view from Monday, p.m.

Txas-As usual.

11

HUGHES & HUUGH,

Atentioneers,

Hongkong, January 17, 1913 ·

PUBLIC AUCTION,

BL

THE Undersigned have rooolved instruo TE

tions to Sell by Public Auction, (TOL ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

00

THURSDAY,

the 23rd January, 1913, at 2.30 r.*., at No. 43. WYNDHAM STREET,-

THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, Soc., &C.+ &c. THEREIN CURTAIN KU.

Comprising:-

Teakwood Furniture Practically New,.

LET, TWO ROOMS in the Ground

Ofices. For further particulars, apply to the Undersigned.

JAMES CRATE, Secretary.

J.

Hongkong, January 2, 1913.

TO LET

32

TUROPEAN FLAT in NATHAN ROAD,

Kowloon, from 1st November nazi. SHOP. with Godown attached, NATHAN ROAD, Kowloon.

Kowloon Marine Lot No. 48 with wharf.

Apply to

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

CANTON MEDICAL MISSIONARY

SOCIETY.

(Continued)

On motion of Mr Wilson seconded by

Mr Obsahiro, the report, together with the

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. atimates, was adopted,

FOR SALE.

SECTION A or K L L 570 Area 26,376, &quare feet. Position Facing King's - Paik

"י

Money on. Mortgages at market ratos.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

?

Dr Swan then presented on behalf of Mr Thomson, the hospital report for the past year, 'an abstract of which was cond as follows:-

ABSTRACT OF HOSPITAL REPORT, Another year has passed and anothar chapter has been added to the records of the Medical Missionary Bociety established three quarters of a century ago. A most eventful and in some respecta a difficult year it has boon for Canton and ita citi. rons, generally, and for the Hospital stať, whose work has been carried on without cossation in the midst of some unusual

nato il by Public Anction PHE Undersigned has received instruc-and trying circumstances.

on

TUESDAY,

Under the circumstances there have been no additions or improvemenia to the Hospital property' or phat, although the

the 29th January, 1915, commencing a need for newer baildings eto, in aver

3.30 PM, his BALER Focus,

DODDELL STREET,~~~

A FIVE COLLECTIENT OF ANTIQUE & MODERN PORCELAIN TROM THE MING, KANGHI, YUNG CHING, KIENLUNG, TOW WONG,

AND LATEN PERIODS:

Sauff Bottles, Ivory Carvings. Jade Stone, Pukin Cloisonne, Enamel, Embrilerod

Mandarine Conts, ato., etc.

N.R.-The above collection is from Can- ton and is to be cleared owing to the near approach of Chinese new year.

TEXAN-Cash on delivery,

On View from Monday, the 27th Jan

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong. Janesży 14, 1913.

THE

PUBLIC AUCTION.

i

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present with us, especially in these days of universal progress. A considerable amOUBL .of renovating has been done however, and the gronade and daždings brightened up.

In July we were glad to welcome Dr. G. Stewart Ramosy who has come to our Assistance for a year.

The number of in-patients is nearly as large as say on record, notwithstanding the Revolution and sequaire of piracies and fighting which has kept many women patients away. This has also brought to the Hospital large number of serious gunshot and bomb wounds, about hundred

of the former and thirty five of the latter | brought in at all hours of the day and night. Such injuries are now treated by the Army surgeons and Red Cross Societies.

The following is a summary of the hos pital statistics.

Out-patients In-patients Surgical

operations. 1,620

1,340

503

Men 11,589

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANORE Uadersigned has received instrus Women 4,685

Co., I. Hongkong, June 1, 1913.

TO LET.

N 2 FLOOR, No. 2 PRDDER

O STREET,

One-Roomed OFFICE. Apply Pro party Offico JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.

Rongkong, April 30, 1912,

TO LET.

598

TARGE substantially built GODOWN, situsted on Water Fract Exat Point For further particulars apply Property Offico, JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,

LID.

Hongkong, Avgust 14, 1912.

TO BE SOLD OB

1025

tions to sell by Public Auction

cti

FRIDAY,

the 24th January, 1913, commencing at 2.30 PM., Esausrond,' No. 114,

The Pask,-

11

A QUANTITY OT VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

Comprising:-

Fine Teak Sideboard with Bevelled Mirror, Teak Extension Dining Table, Leather Covered Dining Chairs, Teak Dinner Waggen, Teak Hatstand with Bevalled Mirror, Tapestry Covered Chaira, Rattan Chairs and Couch, Fenders and Irons, Cart Cables, Rugs, Carpets, Lace Curtains, Picture, Ornainenta, Blue and White Chinese Vases, Crockery and tile wuro, etc., eta

Single and Double Brass-mounted Iron Bedsteads, Teak Wardrobes, Marble-top with Bevelled Mirrors, Gas Fittings, Sotto

Much Valuable Blackwood Furniture, Cur. LET UNFURNISHED FROM LIT APRIL. Washstands, Dressing and Toilet Tables tain Peles ant Ring Electric Fittings,

de, ka,

And

Une Pinuo by Allison, London, in good condition.

(Full Particalarm from Catalogue).

Un view day balore sale.

TERMA usuni.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, January 16, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION

BISHOP'S LODGE SOUTH, No. 5, Canton Blackwood.

ULBANK, May Road (B Rooms).

DENNYS & BOWLEY, Hongkong, December 28, 1912.

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OFFICES

THE Undersigned have received instrus. tions to sell by Public Auction. (FOB "ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).

an

FRIDAY,

the 24th January, 1913, commencing at 2.30 r.., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vaux Road, Corner of

Toe House Street,-

A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD

&C.

FURNITURE,

c.

As follows :-

&gt

TO LET.

in KING'S BUILDING,

1825

153, PRAYA EAST, GODOWN. 152A, PRAYA EAST, GODÓWN suit able for storage of Kerosine.

2, WEST END TERRACE, SHAKEN, From 1st May, 1913.

Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGENCY C., L. Hongkong, September 2, 1912.

TO LENT.

Pantry and Bathroom Requisites. Tzama-ah on delivery.

Catalogues will be issued.

On View from Thursday, the 23rd Jan.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongrong, January 18, 1913.

DEAK

TRAMWAYS COMPANY

GIMINED.

VIME TABLE,

WITE DAXS.

2,123

460

Total 10,265

1,820 Is the Spring we work hancured with a visit from a former student, Dr Sun Yat- Sep, first President of the Chinese Re public, for whom a reception was arranged in the Hospital compound; permitting the cany friends of this institution to meet Dr Sun and at the same time view the Hospital

OT

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VISTORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr and Mr Adair Mra Russell-Almond Mr G. Aurely

Comte

Cunts

Bouregaird

Mr and Mrs F. O. child. Macdonald,

and nurse

My J. M. Macedo Mr N. U. MacGregor Mr D. G. MacLADDAR de Mr and Ms Keli

MacIntyre

We have been particularly encouraged by the interest shown in our evangelistic work and the spirit of inquiry on all sides respecting Christian teaching. Daily mor. Mr A. 1. Barberini ning service for the in-patients, preaching Mr M. Baring for the assembled out-patiants, and bedside Mr. E. R. Bate visitation hu been regularly carried on. to this work Mirs Avis Thomson and Bev, 8. J. on Qualio have rendered valuable assistance.

Mr and Mrs.C. D. J. Dr U. Marriott

Bell

Miss T. Martin Rev. James Henry on behalf of the MG. A. Bous Managing Committee draw the attention Mr J. Bernis of the Society to during the past year the Society has suffer-se 8. O. Binn

that Capt. C. R. Boynon Mr G. Bickel

the fact

Mr E. Beaumont Mrs E. R. Belilins

Mr A. Mackenzia

Mrs MaCras

GARNER,

FELT HÚTEL.

QUELCH & Co.,

SOLE AGENTS

Dr and Mrs Aubrey Mr and Mrs Jones Lient, Archer · MA, Keith Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Mr and Mrs Kohler

strong

Lt. Col. & Mrs.

Lean and child

Mr L. M. Bayley Mr and Mrs Beyor Mrs Bowdler Majot Bowen Attorney-General &

Mrs Bucknill

Mr Mason Capt. & Mrs McMann children and purse. RA.M.O.

Mr & Mrs Mitchel.

Major & Mrs. Comyo. more L and Mrs T. C. Mr Obrein

Cunningham

Mra R. T. Mathesou

and chil

Mr J. McDowall

Major Davy

Mrs J. McFarland Dr G. W. MoKesz ed a heavy low in the deaths of the Rev. Mr and Mrs N. F. Dr and Mrs C. W. Dr Graves and the Rov. E. Z. Simmons, Blanch

McKeriny

Mr B. K. Mehta

two of the oldest and most valued members Hr. Ashley Brero-Mr & Mrs D. McNeill of the Society. Dr Graves at the time of MO. Baschner

tou

Mr C. D. Melbourne his death was not only the senior member of Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr. J. Meicher the Society but with one or two exceptions, Mr An 'rew CampbellMz J. Merecki

with the

later Min Crocker

Miss O. Cromar Mr G. P..Curry Mr A. F. Besne MO G. Denison Mrs R. H. Douglas Mr W. 0. Drew

Mr Dennys

Rev. Foster Pegg Mr and Mrs Patrio . Mr Plummer

GRAND HOTEL

Mr & Mrs Agnew

Mr H S. Bailey

Mr E. Bauckham. Mr and Ms Bowes Mr F. Calvert Miss Clinton

Mr J. Cordell Mr G. Cuthpart Mr H. Darien Mr J. Danmada

Mr Kison Mir W. Fischer Mr A. Galt.

Mr J. Grace Mr F. Grasb Mr W. P. Gregory

Mr Peyton Griffin Mr J. Grant Mr & Mr Hamilton Mr Hansen

Consul & Mr Eitzen Lt-Col. Radcliffe, R.E.Dr Hillbrecht

Mr and Mrs G. C. Mr Ralton

Gazzier

Mr Robarts Mr and Mrs G. G. Mr Rogoza

Gordon

Mr and Mrs B. A

Haie L-Col. and Mrs Gar

Eng. Comdr & Mrs

Rooms, R.N. Dr & Mrs Rutherford,

RN.

don Hall, R.A.M.O. Mr A. Sinclait Mr R. E HI Mr Findlay Smith -- Mr H. A. Hazeland Lt. Col. Smità Capt. & Mrs Hodgins Mir and Mrs Soffiets D.Major Humphrey Mr & Mrs J. Suther.

Me and Mr W. G.

Humphreys Mr and Mrs Thornton

Mr V. d'Oettingen M: W. F. U. Ouder-

Mr Pieper

Mr La E. Pinkham Mr W. Prios

82 the senior foreign resident in China and Mr H. F. Chalkley Draud Mrs W. B. H.

Moure Mrs Chaplin & maid the Far East. He had for many years beon P. N. Christie

Mr J. Morria president of the Medical Missionary Mr W. T. Chisholm Mr B. F. Mosley

Mr J. D. F. Mulder Miss G. St. Cinio Society. The Rev. E. Z. Simmons, Mr A. A. Claxton

MJ. D. F. Mulder ing to China some years later than Dr Mrs W. F. Cowen

Mr A. f. Münch Graves, had from the first been identified Ms J. W. Cranston Capt. and Mrs F.

Society and in

Northcombe years rendered valuable services as chair- man of the Managing Committee.

Feeling deeply this double loss and desiring to give expression to the unani- mous and deep felt sentiments of age and appreciation, be it Resolved that the Canton Medical Missionary Society puts upon record its high appreciation of the late Rev. Roswell. Hobart Graves D.D. M.D., and the lateRev. E. Z. Bimmons, who gave the whole of their singularly unselish lives to the case of Christ and their un" flagging strength and seal to the work and interests of this Society. Their service to this Society and to the cause of Chris

7.00 am to 8.00 sm. Brey 15 minutes. 8.00a.m. to 10.00 a.m...Brary 10 minum. 10.00 am to 11.00am...Every 15 min, 11.30a.m. to 18.45 p.m...Every 15 minutes, 13.45 p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 młanion Lisp.m. to 1.40 p.m...Every 15 minuḥaa. ROM 1st February, MEIRION, No. 10,

1.45p.m. to 2.15 p.m... Every 10 minutes. Peak, furnished or unfurnished. 6.30pm to 8.10 p.m. Every 10 minutes 2.15 to 5.00p.m...Every 15 minuten

No. 6, DES VEUX VILLAS, 58, The PEAK, from Lat March, 1913. Premises 7.45 p.m. and 9 p.m., 9.45 p.in, jo 11.39 will be thoroughly repaired, painted and

pan. every 15 minuten. colourwashed.

Boots.

No. 21, SHELLEY STREET.

Dining and Drawing Room Suites, Up-

To let or for sale. *GLENSHIEL,' holstered Chaira and Sofas, Carpets and Roga, a few Pictures. Paintings, En-Barmer Road, No. 124, Peak, 6 rooms from

Jat March, 1913. gravings, etc., Bed Room Suites, Double

3 DES VOUX VILLAS, No. 12, Peak, 6 Rooms.

CRAIG RYRIE,' No. 4, the Peak, to lot; fine situation; 8 rooms; tennis and croquet lawns,

No. 119, Tho PEAK, furnished, from and Single Brase and Binas-mounted Bed-wideile of April until end of October, 1918. steads and Col, Bursus, Wardrobes, &c., Four Bedrooms. Tennis Court and Garden. Dining Room Furniture, &c., &c., 1 Dinner Service and Dessert Service, Crockery, Electro-plated and Glass Ware, 1 Cooking Steve Kitchen Utensils, Ensmelled Wars, Cutlery, &c., Electric Lamps, Brass Fenders, Fire Branses, &c., Blackwood Cabinets, Couchos, Asi-chairs, Stands, &c., and 2 New Bewing Machines;

4140

? Piano, 2 Remington Typewriter, and and One English-made Billiard Table (practically new) with Accessories.

Catalogues will be issued.

Terus)—¿s mual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auction:ors. Hongkong. January 15, 1915.

G.

QU

SATURDAY,

FOR SALE. *HARTING and BOGATE, on part of Kowloon Island Lot No. 1154.

Apply to

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, Ang. 2, 1911,

NOTICE.

68 HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

the 25th January, 1913, at 3 r.M., on the

Bpoty-

BOOK BINDING

16

נו

KIONI CARA,

Mr

Miss C. E. Duerling Mr A. W. Prior Miss L Dunle Mr V. Quin

H. Ray Mr and Mrs E. C. Mr E

Ehrenfala

Miss F. Reay. Wallace. FarleyMr and Mrs H. T. Mrs C. Finlayson

Richardson H. G. Fisher

Mine J. H. Hitchey Mrs E, Fornyth Sir H. de ansinarez Mr E. A. 8. Fowler Lady H de Sanamster Mr C Freer.

Mr & Mr. S. Shiel Miss Mand Freet Miss Anna Schirl Me Freach & child Mr W. Schmelke Mr Denman Fuller Mr E. H. Sharp

10.80a.m. to 11.00 a.m...Every 10 minutesin service in China are worthy of a Mr & Mrs A. Genre Mr J. C. Bibler

SUNDATI. 3.00 m., to 10.30 am...Every 15 minutes. 11.45 a.m. to 12 Noon...Every 15 minutes. 13.00 Koonto 100 p.m...Every 10 minutes, 1.00 p.m. to 5.00p.m...Every 15 minutes. 3.00p.m. to 8.00p.m... Every 10 uninenbau 4.00 p.m. to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minutes. 1.00p.m. to 8.10 p.my 10 minutes 7.30 am. Bunday). NIGHT CARS se on Week Days"

SATURDAYS.

Axton Cars at 11.45 p.m.

SPECIAL CARS by artangamata at the Company Office, AzELANDIA BUILDING Des Voeux Road Central.

· JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & BON.

Omurai Monagers.

THE

CHINA MAIL

Can be obtained at the following

places in Hongkong

THE ‘UKINA MAIL' OFFICE. | The Hongkong Hotel..

The Hongkong Ferry Whaaf.

The Several Lot Numbered 1 to 19 on BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY The Kowloon Ferry Wharf,

Plan to be soon at the Auctioneers”.

Offis, for erection of

BOOTHS LAND MATSHEDS,

on the Government Ground adjoining the

Race Course, North of the Grand Band Enclosure.

For Fian and Conditions of Bale, apply

HUGHES & HOUGH

#1913

Prod

sotuses, Trade Circulars Programimas Menus, sio,, ate) Artistion “Arranged "anë Carefully, Printed.

Tas Kiosk, Blaka Pier. The Upper Peak Tram Buation. The Lower Peak Tram Station. Loung Ming (Astor House Hotel).

| Lava Pada Koe (Astor House Hots!).

Ah Choo' (Qréen's Boad)/

Win Chion" (D'Ausing Bizout)

WO

Georga

And child

jand

Mr and Mrs W.-M. Me and

Humphreys

Watson

W. M

Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Major & Mrs Western

Capt. Whitfold-

Mr H. N. Jeffries

Mr & Mrs Lee Jones& z David Wood

KING EDWARD HOTEL

Mr and Ms Majer

and rol

Miss Masay

Mr J. J. Andrew Mr T. Auki. Mr F. Azon Mr R. B. Birnb um Mr G. E. May Mea Birs and ohild. Mr' and Mrs. F. MR. L. Bolton McHugh Dr Michael Mr H. Brigg

Bryn

•

ASTOR

Mr F. Aguado Mr J. M. Aguado Mr J. B. Arnold Mr L. Birat Mrs C. L. Brun Mr M. Byan Mr H. V. Cher Mr 3. A. Chopard Mins N. Craigie

Mr. H. Dedeoglan,

Miss V. Crichton

|

Dr L E. Fannin

Mr B. Feinstein

Mr A. Goodal

Miss Hadges.

Mr W. B. Hodges

M.P. R. L. Hodge

Mr E E Jongin

Mr G. Hyde

Rer. Kleinfeldt and

family

Mr F. Lorria

Mr & Mrs Mudia Mr A. T. Myall M-8. Paul

Mr & Mrs Kink Capt. Rober

Mr J. Roberts Cap Sach MEL Schmitto Mr H.-T. Sharp Miss D. Swift Mr E. Thompson. Mr and Mrs Tabins Mr Tobisa Mr P. Walster Mr G. A. Watkīru Mr and Mrs Wifte Me Woodcock

HOUSE.

Mr G. Tangone Mrs L. Lingeri Mr P. A. Loader Mr V-Lagsbi Mrs W. 8.

Lyan Mr F. E. Morgan Mr L. Morris Ms K. de MorriK Mr W. H. G. Maller Mr F. Musso Mr A. Norton Mr 8. Patten Mr J. W., Rawdon Mr A. Renwick Mr L. Rondon

Mr W. J. Sawyer

Mr H. E. Smith -MY & MA. Sommers

Mr and Mrs B. Là Mr F. E. Willi m

Joseph

Mr H0 Woud

KINGSCHREE HOTEL. -

Mr and Mrs J. EL Mr K. S Morrison

Backbrise

Me and Mr 8. G.

Dr and Mis B. W. Newall

Brown

Me and Mrs:â. “Lë

Mr and Mrs A. E Perfect

Carleton

| Mr. and Mrs M. D.

Currie

Mr & Mrs J. Robert

* Mrs G. BachaR

Maj. I. Currie, R.G.A.Mr.A. Li-Brisida Mrs. I. Orris, child Capt. 0. V.6 Skriza

and nurse

plure, H.A Mr and Mrs Epoyar Mody

Dr & Mr Evan Jones Mr B. P. Thomas Mr M. F. Marray Mr M. Lang

MG. J. E. vin der Me W. A. Donaldson Mr W. H. Page Dr E IL Märtyn Lobb Wal

Capt. & Mrs W. C. Mr & Mr W. Logan Mesa Wearin

Frasmore

Mr F. W. Cox

praise Cannot speak and the Mr and Mrs J. F. M G. T. Bidford Mr and Mrs J. J. Mr and Mrs J. H. A. Mr Gillingham Society offers to Mrs Graves and Mrs Bi Miss Gauge gons and their bernavod·cizzles together) Mr A. G. Gordon with the Mission they represented, our Mr Y. Goulbourn deepest sympathy.

Carried unanimously.

The following office bearers were, then elected for the ensuing year :-

President, Rev. H. V. Noyes, D.D.

Mr Joseph Gould Mr J. Gourgey Mr D. M. G. Grata Mr. J. Grimshaw Capt. T. P. Hall Dr J. G. HanNA.

Vice Presidents-Rev. C. Bono Bor, Mr W. T. Harbord

Biz P. de Silva Mis B. F. Singles Mr E E. Smita Mr H. H. Solomian

Mr and Mrs James

Spittles

Mian Square Mr B. Staford Mr A. Stophams Mine Staphers.

Mr P. D. Sutherland

Taie

Mr W-Wallace

S. G. Tope; K. A. Stanton Eq. Rev. E. Capt. A. 8. Harris Dawstce; J. W. Jamieson E, O.M.G.. Mr A. Hasrisen Mr E. G.. 7 H.ts.M. Consul General; F.D. Cheshire Mr G. B. Haywood Mr G. Vermeij Esq; Consul General for U.S.A; Dr Rous Mr. F. B. Hespe let, Consul for Germany; Hon. Robert Shewan, in England; Sir Thomas Jackson;

Europe;

ope; G. D. Fearon Egy in Ger many; Dr. Lang,

in

| Mr G. L. Duncan

Mr Dusseldory

Mrs Karhardi & childMr and Mrs Pearman

Mr Ewing Mrs Finchett

Mrs E. Goldring Mr Geo. Grimble Mr and Mrs W. C.

Grosvenor

Miss Grosvenor Mr P. Henderson Mr A. E. Keon

Mr and Mrs Kemp

Mr and Mrs Kraft

Mr B. Pinsbergen

Mr. L. Bolton

Misa F. Saunders Mra Schook De Schindler" Mr and Mrs J.

Booth and family Dr Bibres

Lieut. & Mrs RB. Mr F. D. Wilson

Lubbock

Mr J. W. Wibl-on Mr 3. Robinson Mr H. Woutenan

Maughan

WYNDILIM MOEKEL

A.Mr & Mr Brenton

Miss Brenton **

Mr A. K. Smith Mz HL 8. Spurgs Capt in AH.

Mr G. M. Kuykendsüütewart & children

Me D. M. Larkins

Mr II. H. Taylor

Mr & MO. Laurit MrD. Walker -

Ben

Mr R. J. Warner

7 Mr. D. M. Whamond". Bir and Mr Lemaire Me W. E. Wader

D. White;

Mr. F. Wilson

Mr A. E. Herdmen Me C. Waller. Hon Mr EA. Mr H. Watcins Hewett, C.M.G. Mc T. C. Wear Mr W. Hoffmann Mr & Mrs B. Webb

Mr W. H. Weber Mr E. Hope

Mr T. O, Welch Mr. R. Horne

Hunt Mr Capt. B Innse. Mr O D. Jameson Mr A. NE. Judah Mr B. KonGE Sa Me A Kruseman After a vote of thanks to the Chairman, Mr A. Lever the meeting adjourned," googlema Mi G. T. Lloyd"

EDGAR DEWITOE. HANEY V. Maria Becretary protem,“

Chairman.

Trasaurer: G, 0, Kitching Esq. Becretary: Dr. J. Oscar Thomson, Auditor: B. V. Sunderland Esq. Managing Commities:-Dr. E. C. Davenport D. H. Cameron Esq. Rev. G. 0. Kitching Bag Bar. James Henry) Rev. A. Batter; Dr. Andrew I. Wooda; Rev. P. H. Anderson.

MARTIN'S

APIOLETT

Mr & Mrs F. Winkler Miss Witt: S Mr G. G. Wood Mr and Mrs. 3. 7.

Wright Wat

Mr J. A. Young

THE STATION, HOTELA,

Mr and Ms W. 8. Mr H. Laikmana

Brown * Mak&Mrs F. Martin Mr. Brubaker Miss Zo Okeefed Mr and Mrs R D. Ukoala Capell de children McH. 8. Post MOH HOullifiedMan A. Scott;

MR. Hager Mrd. Slow

and child

-Mr and Mes H, P. Winslow, and skálá

GRAND CARLICY HOTEL. Mr & Mrs B. Allen Miss N. Maher

Bir & M W Bishop Mr & Mr B Peloust and child poten? Mr W. Prinkle, Jun. Mr 8. G. Bolden Mr A. F. Bamedion

Capt. and Mrs Braga Mr. Bartlet

Me and Kirs Miss La Brigs Rogerson M Mink Mi Braga - MissAds Rowley Lient R. E. B. Brows Mr AE. Roling

Mr E. Sargon Mrs J. Crawford". MrTA: 0. Bann dorson Lieut. Geo: W, Orồm-Ms G. W. Sowa Il

MR.K. Shaw

Blazand

Mr Mỹ D. Edmonda-Mr G. Spencer 2244 Madam B. Enginio : Boy, d Krs

Mr & Mrs D. Harvey Mr and Mrs Staritala - Minë E Cilon

and childmoff and shold

& Go

MGA CA F

| Miss A. Brunton

Mr. W. Dobbe

Capt. & Mrs Milket Me and Mra Parsons". Mr F. W. Porkunder Miss E. C. Beid

Mr_and. Mrs. T. W. Dr Lewis Savin

· Eager.

Mina Eque

MrE. Frohties

Mr.R. Hayward r

Mr W. A. Hoagland

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