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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1913.

How to SORE

Avoid THROAT

This is one of the worst months in the year as regards the risk of catching Sore Throat.

This painful malady is caused by gerus-invisible atoms of plant life-which we inhale from the air.

The warmth and moisture of the month cavity, with its wrinkled surfaces containing residues of food, form idest conditions for the growth of these gernas, which inflame and irritate the lining of the throat.

A few Formamint Tablets, sucked like sweets, entirely rid the mouth cavity of germ growths, and thus cure Sore Throat in the shortest possible time."

Formamint

THE GERM-KILLING THROAT TABLET

Signor Caruso, the world-famDAS lenor, writes:-"have found Wulfag's Formamint Tablets very beneficial to the throat, and pleasant to the taste."

Although Formamint Tablets are pleasantly favoured and quite harmless, they contain a powerful Antiseptic which goes thoroughly over the lining of the mouth an throat, and is alsolutely fatal to germ life. Therefore, they not only curean prevent Sore Thront. Tonsillitis, ar month troubles, hut offer safe protection against grave infectious diseases like Diphtheria, Scarlet Fever. Measles, te

These claims are thoroughly elorsed by the Medical Pro- fession; there are thousands of testimonials written the same strain as the two quoted above: aml amongst the most prominent

A Physician writes in the "Prac titioner." December, 1907- "I have never had Sore Throat myself since I begas to use Wnifing's Formamint, al- thong's suffered periodically before."

users of Formamint are such celebrated people as Queen Alex. andra's confidential secremy, the Hon. Charlotte Knollys; the ex-Prime Minister of Great Britain, the Rt. Hon. Arthur J. Balfour, M.P.; Lord Kingsale: Lord Justice Buckley; Sir Gilbert Parker, M. F.; the Archdeacon of Bristal, and the Dowager Countess of Wicklow, etc.

Harmful and worthless tabjets with names very similar to Formamint, are frequently offered for sale. Refuse, these firmly, and insist on Welding's Formamint, which is sold 'nt af Chemists, in hotties of 30 tablets.

FREE HANDBOOK

A. Wulfing & Co.,

6. Kiukiang Road, Shanghai.

Please send me a copy of Hints on Sore Throat,'

gratis and post free.

NAITRE

Address

F.13/92.

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SCOTTISH LETTER.

(From Our Own Correspondent).

Eoismo, f. 7.

CTRLENS POR SWEDEN. Scottish curlers are invited to fake part in the Northern Gaines at Stockholm in the second week of February, Sweden is not converted to the roaring game," and a representative body of Sesta are expreted to assist in a missionary tour. It is sad to think that, with so much ics as hatul, there are tens of thousands of people in that country who do not know

hog frapat-ld," and who, if they heard the pregnant words Never a coure," would think that they referred to the melancholy result of cattle plague: This is not as it should be; and one may expect to hear of a municipal de putation (from the Statute Labour Com- mittee) to report upon "The Relative Coefficients of Friation of Swedish and Ailsa Granite."

MISCELLANKA.

OBITUARY.

At 14 Bruntsfield Gardens, Edinburgh, Mrs. A. Lang Niven lato of Ehanghai.

As a nursing home, Glasgow, Winifred Elizabeth, aged two Frame, younger daughter of J. Finlay Miller, Hongkong. Robert M'Nair Ferguson, LL.D., Inte headmaster of Edinburgh Institution,"84. Alexander Crum of Strathlavan, Glasgow merchant largely interested in West India trade, 87.

WILLS AND ESTATES,

я

Sir Thomas Borthwick, first Baronct of Whitburgh, Dalkeith, meat salesman and frozen meat importer, in addition to real estate, £320,569.*

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND

FAR EASTERN TRADE.

At a recent meeting at the London Chamber of Commerce, (as announced by Reuter at the time) Mr. F. Faithful Begg presiding, attended by representatives of leading firms interested directly or indirect ly in Far Fastern trade, it was resolved to constitute & Far Pastern section of the Chambar comprising members trading with

Erates.

« Mr. Henry Keswick, M.P., was appoint- ed chairman of the rection, with Mosers.

TO LET

TO LET.

BERTINATION.

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

TORE, in the finest position. Autralian foris, de Empire

Amey, Ningpo S'hal Kalgan

STORE

Apply at once to

• PROMINENCE,“

c/o China Mail' Office. Hongkong, February 3, 1913

VISITA

B'bay, v. S'pore, Cho, Sanuki Mara Boston & New York Indradeo vinen B'men, 'burg&&'erp Goldenfels, Chinwantro

Bromen....

Far & Haiphong... Sungking.

Eiothom t

∙Koko & Moji «««««««

Robe & Yokohama... Miyasaki Maru. London, -*- Himalaya 149 Iondon, Antwerp, da. Sardinia......

London & Antwerp... Pembrokeshire Marseillos, T. Saigon. Magellan Mar.. L'ion, & Awerp Kaga Mart Yanila, Cebu & Ilode Rubi Manila,

Loongang

TO LEI.

DVERTISER will let SUPERIOR FURNISHED FLAT, in Kowloop, on monthly tananoy if proferred. Ready now. Reasonable rent.

W. W.." Apply

D/CHINA Min' Hongkong. February 3, 1913,

Office.

| Manila Iloilo & Cabo Taming ...............

Manila, Melboumo de Prine Sigismund Manila, Alralian Forte Taiyuan Manila Atralian Porta Nikko Mar.... N'saki, Kobo J

Kumano Maru. &T'hams

NewYork,. SperCamal Todrawadi ........... Seattle & Japan) Parts Minnesota. 163 | Skiria. Crus, v. Japan. Buyo Maru

San Franciscor, Japan Shinyo Haru... San Francissor, Japan' Chiro Maru San Fcisco, . Japan Siberia

Francisco, Japan China Shai, Hofi Kobe, Namur Shanghai.... Shanghai... Shanghai,

OFFICES TO LET

FIRST-Class Central accommodation,

light and airy, on Furst & Second Floors, in new building being erected for Mesere WHITEAWAY, LAIDLAW & CUT., LTD. Entrance from Des Voeux

SO

Devanha............

......

DATE OF LA

Butterfield & Swire... Fab. 9. Daylight. Gibb Livington & Co. Mar. 1, at 13 wou Nippon Yusen Eainda, Feb. 17,6NA Shewan, Tomo& Co... About Peb, 26 Hamburg Am'ka Linia About Fab. 10 Jardins, ManOo, Ed Feb. 8, Daylight Molcher & Co... Feb. 19, ab 10 s Butterdald & Swirs, Fob

Jardine, M'son &Co, Ld Fah, & Daylight. Nippon Yusen Kaisha Feb. 12, at 11. P.&O. 8. N. Ca... Feb. 13 at Noon POR. N. CoAbout Feb. 19 Jardine.Mwond: Co, Ld About Feb. a Maritimes Feb, 1it, po Memagurinn

Nippon Yusen Kaisha Feb 19, Daylight Shewa, Tmpes & Co. Feb. 13, at 4pm „Jat dine. M'son Co., Ed. Fala K at 8 pm

Butterfiold & Swiru... Fab. 1, 12.4 pm Melchers & Co........ Feb. 29.m

Butterflod & Swire... Feb. 11. Noon

Insen

Kaisha Feb. 19, at Noon Nippon

Nippon Yusen Kalaha Fah. 21, at noen ...Jardins, M'sond Co, LdAbout Feb 15 en. Nippon You

· Toscu - Kainia Feb. 25, 11 8 pm,

3 at Noon Fat Noon

Toyo Kisen Kalsha

TOYO Kisen Kaisha - Feb. 11, mb

Tore Kisen Kaisha... Mar. 11, 25

Prafi Mai S.

Pacific

Mil

P.0.8. N.

93

About Feb

Bab 4. p

Midnight

Batterfield & F.&O. B. N. Co... About Fob. 13. Nippon Yusen Kaisha About Feb. 12. Messageries Maritimos Feb. 10. *b 8 Jardine, M'son Go, Ld Abou

About Fab, 10

D. Samoon de Co.

d. Feb. 6. at 8 pm

Road. Electric Lift to all Floors, Elestris S'hai, Kobe & Y'hams 'Den of Crombie:•*******: Jardline, Md son to, Id. Feb 8, me noont

Shai, Robe & Than Wakasa Maru. Shai, Kobe & Thams Faul Leca Calcutta Fooksang

Arratoon Apost Kobe... Thongwa....

S'pore, Pang, Otta

iDerfinger ...........

throughout.. Plan can be seen and all particulars. Spore Penang & obtained at the Offices of MESSRS S'hai, PALMER & TURNER, ALKLANDEA - SZxi, BUILDINGE, 3RD FLOOR.

Hongkong, October 1, 1919. -

123

TO LY

MUROPEAN FLAT in NATHAN ROAD,

EUROPEAN, F 1st November nort

SHOP with Godown attached, NATAN ROAD, Kowloon.

Kowloon Marine Lot No. 48 with whari.

Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

Co., LTD.

Hongkong, June 1, 1912.

TO LET.

2ND FLOOR, No. 2 PEDDER

ON STREET,

One-Roomed OFFICE: Apply Pro. perty Office JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LAD

Hongkong, April 30, 1913,

Itau &

S'tow, Amey &Anping Soshu Mars S'tew, Amoy de Tama Daigi Mare..... Stow, Amor & Fchow | Kaijo Maru S'hal Kobe & Thama O. J. D. &hlers... Swato****

Haimun

&

D. Sassound Co., Ld. Feb. 15, at Noan Malshere & Co...About. Feb. 8. Osaka Uhosen Kaisha Fab. 18 at 8 am Onsics Shosen Kaisha, Geb. 9, 10 am, Oak Shown whs Feb. 18. at Non- Hamburg Am'ka Lanis Feb 11.

prsik C. Feb. Bad 10 au ........ Douglas, Laprak & Or. Feb. 9, Daylight,

Stow, Amoy & Fohd Haiching.... S'pore, Pang, C'bo,&c. Bohemis ............ Sander, Wieler & Co. Feb. 13, at 6 p.m Bander, Wailer & Co. About Fab, 109", Frioate v. Bouth Porta Vorwaarts

Nippon Yasen Kaala Fub. 11, at noon. Yria, B.C., Seattle &e. Insba Mara VELOouver, (B.0.),do. Empress of Japan..... Canadian Pfo R Co.. Feb 8, 573.m. Canadian Pie R. Co. Mar. 8. ab 7 am Tancouver, (B.U.), &u. Monteagle

VISITORS AT HOTELS,

BONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs Adair Mr G. Aurely MrL A- Banetts Mr A. T. Barbarini Mr M. Baring Mr E. R. Bate Hr E. A. Beaumont

Mra Bohn

Mrs E. R. Balilios

Mr and Mrs W. R

Hughes

MI H. J. Hunt Capt. R. Inner Mrs A. NE. Judab Mr H. G. Kaily Mr S. Komer

Mr Albert Kopp Mr A Kruseman

-695 Mr and Mrs. G. D. J. Dr and Ms S. L.

OFFICES TO 'LET.

TROM February 1st, 1913, 1st Floor, 25, Des Voeux Road Central, Heng- kong, at present occupied by Mesars Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co.

Apply to

FRENCH STORE, 6, Queen's Road Central. Hongkong, January 21, 1818.

Bell

G.

Larsell

Mr. Neï

Mr A, Bena

V. Levisson Mr Mrs& Mrs F. Bennett Mr G. T. Lloyd

Mr J. M. Macedo Mrs H. Bethall Capt. C. B. Barnon Mr and Mr and Mrs N. F.

Mr A Blanch Mr H. Ashley Brere-

toni

Mr H. Bridges Mr H. Von Broen Mr A. Bryer

98 Mr M. W. Back

Mr O. Buschner Mr P. F. Cadman

Cambridge Mr A. J.

Mr J S. Campbell Mr J. S. Obalinars Mr M. Chandler Mr Carlton Chana Mr W. T. Chisholm Miss

Reports received by the Scottish In. Chins, Japan, and the Federated Malay surance Commissioners claim that, with the exception of Edinburgh and a few Highland counties (which are waiting for the report of a committe) medical panels will be formed throughout Scotland as Sereml matters of intaraut were discussed, Office, JARDINE, MATHESON & CO. KA A. Claxton

Invitation Carde, MENUS, DANCE AND EXTRERAINMENT PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, BOOKS, PROSPTC

WINE LISTS, ETC., HIC,, ETC. TUBES, tain quotations from.

THE OBINA MAIL OFFICE

European Supervision

5. Wyndham Street

soon as they are required.

An arrangement has been concluded between Mowers, Barclay, Curle and Co., shipbuilders and engineers, of Whiteinch, Glasgow, the largest firm in Scotland, and Messrs. Swan, Hunter, and Wigham Richardson, shipbuilders and angineers, of Wallsend and Walker-on-Tyne, where- by an extinge of shares is effected and a community of interests is assured. The management of the respective com- panies will remain unchanged.

HOW TO LET THE NEW YEAR IN. (By a Scotsman in London.)

No, Alexander, I shall be unable

To take my stand with you outside

St. Paul's,

And seek to raise a rafter or a gable

With all the customary esterwale; Your breast, not mine, may burat With these at midnight on the thirty-first.

I am a man of peace; try ways BIG

gentle; A decade back, I might have been like

you,

Hilarious and absurdly sentimental

About the old year, let alone the new; Besides, though far from old,

I hate to stop out late; it's much too

orld.

:

I do not wish to damp your ardour,

Sandy:

The custom is a good one, being Scotch, Namely, to seize the nearest has that's

bandy

"

Directly it is midnight by your watch, To throw it up and sing "For suid lang syno" and dancea Eli-

lan' fling.

2

For me, though absent from your merry

party.

I have a plan to let the Now Your in;

My feelings possibly will be less hearty;

I may not raise, perhaps, so big a din But when this year.is dead

I shall be snoring snugly in my bed

A. W. G. E.

THIS WEEK'S STORY.

C. V. Sale and Daniels as vice chairmen.

TO LET. ARGE substantially badt GODOWN, situated on Water Front East Point For further particulara apply Property

LTD.

TO LET.

including British Consular service in Chins, foreign steamship subsidies in the Eastern Hongkong, August 14, 1912. trade, the Chinese opium question, univer- sities in China, new conditions in cotton contmets, shipments of Japan hemp and tagal braid from Yokohama, and standard samples of Chinese products exported from Hongkong for determination by arbitration in the ease of disputes.

RUSH TO THE NAVY.

RICBUTTING BOOM.

A recruiting boom has set in at Ports- mouth following Mr. Churchill's sinounce- ment of higher pay and other privileges to | bluejackets, warrant officers, and other non-

commissioned ranks.

A, school inspector was beaming kindly through his spootsolbs in a way that re- assured the boys after reading Littin Jim," Very good, very good, said he, but I wonder now, if yo-know the meaning of the words you're saying. Ye said that line. Beside the bed the stricken 2ɔuple knelii”denow can, ye tell, mo. what's couple ? A small boy thought for a moment and then od Picaso, fir, it's men and man when they're gaun tad be marri Weil, yes; so to 11 but

To tell me what as stric

de boy pondered long this tigney": length burlonk with

Moderate Price, sms, and frammis

The steady flow of young men to the re cruiting office is greater than has been remembered for many years, and the re- cruita are described as of good material. One day this week the record number of 150 men presented themselves.

Young men looking out for a career. 177 beginning to realise that the Navy offers bright prospects. Apart from the increase of threepenas a day for men and fourpence

for potty officers, with the prospect of mots to come, it has now been made pose bio for the bluejacket to win a commission early in his carrer, enabling him to retire at forty-five with a pension of £5 a week. Many more chances also exist of rising to warmnt rank than formerly. Most of the naval warrant officers have the practical certainty of becoming chief warrant officer, at the end of a given period, and a chance of being promoted to lieutenant belote they retire.

Other stations as well as Portsmouth find recruita unusually plentiful.

LOSING WEIGHT BY THE POUND

"Under Weight," a condition of ill-health, shows your assim Hative powers are decreasingá

WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED COD LIVER OIL COMPOUND

oll the bland- with tha

pushing and bea

1026

URNISHED Imediate possession

·LYEEMUN, No. 134. BAZA Road, The Peak.

'Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMEET,

Duddell Street.. Bengkong, January 18, 1913,

153,

TO LET.

PRAYA EAST, GODOWN.

67

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

Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. MENT & AGER OF CO., Lin, Hongkong. September 2, 1918.*

TO BE SOLD OR LET (FROM IT Art).

1594

ISHOPS LODGE SOUTH, No. 5,

Foak, & Rooms (unfurnished). ULBANE, May Road, Booms furnish).

(ua

TO LETT AFHIL). 7, MOUNTAIN VIEW, Econs (furnished).

DENNYS & BOWLEY.. Hongkong, January 24, 1915.

TO LEE

G St. Claira

MacIntyre

Mackenzie Mrs MaCrae Dr Q. Marriott Mr A. Martin Miss T. Mr3 R. T.

Martin

nd child

Matheson

Dr G. W. McKean

M C. W. Dr. and Ma McKenny

Mr B. K. Mehts Mr C. D. Malbourne Mr J. Melchior Mr J. Merecki Mr Mouton

Mr J. D. F. Mulder Mrs J.D. F. Mulder

Mulhollan Capt. and Mrs F. D.

Northcombe

Mr and Mrs W. W. Mr A. E.

Cobb

I

Mr H Condon Mrs W. F. Cowen Misa Crocker

Mr G. T. Carry

Mr James Dalby

Mr A. F. Denne

Mr H. C. Denson

Mr V. d'Oettingen. Mr J. Ormiston Mrs F. K. Orvis Hon. Mr Osborne MrW. F. C.. Ouden

loren

Mr & Mrs Dertosne Mr G. Pater on

and 2 children Lady R. Paterson and

maid

Mr. W. Dietmar

Mr & Mr Dounit Miss. C. Phillips

Mr. and Mrs C. H. borne Mra R. H. Douglas Pierce Mrs & Miss Doywalt Mr L. E. Pinkham: MrW. O. Drew Mr & Mrs W. Hatton

Potla Mis L. Dunlo

"

Mr M. de Prisk an

Mr M. Earoshaw Mrs Earnsha

Mr E. F. Ray

Mr G.

ཐ

Bidy

Miss F. Bexy

Miss A. Edwards

Mr Begontos

Ehrenfels

Miss V. Elbe Mr H. Fabig

M and Mrs H., C. Mr. and Mrs H. F

:

Mr

Richardson

W. Schmolka Mr E. H. Sharp

Mr C. B.

Mr Wallace A. Farley Me Mr FL. M. Fielding Mis O. Finlayson Mr H. G. Fisher- Mrs & Forsyth

Shar Mr J. C. Sibley Mrs G. Y.-Sidford

and child

Mr. A. 8. Fowler Mr E. E. Smith Mr J. H. Fowler

Mr J. B. Southmayd Mr Freach &

& chill Mr and Mrs James

Spittles

Mr Dermat Fuller

Міна Волого Me Henry Garrow Mr & Mrs A. Gears Mes G. W. Stilson

George

Miss Dollie Swift Mr and Mrs J. F. MP.D. Sutherland Mian George

Mr J. R. Tapp Mr. 0. L. Goodrich Men M. J. Taylor Mr A. G. Gordon

Mr B. J. Tobin Mr V. Goulbourn Mrs. E B. Tolman

and 2 children Mr Joseph Gould Mr J. Gourgay

Mr O. Tremin Mr B. J. Grimsha. Capt. J. Vangham

Von Griso, Mr G. Verma

Mr and Mrs S. M.

P. Hall Waters 107 Capt T.

Mr&Mr B Webb MFJ. G. Hanne

Mr. W. T. Harbord Mr. Harrisen

Mr A. KHatsan

Mr O. Hawkes

PHAX HOTEL

| Mr and Mrs Aubrey Mr and Mrs Kobler

Lieut. Archer

Mr and Mrs GP

Lammert

Mir D. M. Was Bir D. White Mr and Mrs Alan ....Wilkin

Mr & Mrs W. Arm

strong

Mr Bader

Mr. Z. M. Baylay

Mr and Mm Beyer

Mr Bowdler

bajoi Bowen

Lt.-Col & Mrs "As. Tean and child Mr Mason

Capt. & Mrs Molfang children and suLEWY. RA.MO

Attorney-General & Mr & Mos-Mitcheli

Ms Buokaill

mora

Major & Mra ComynRev. Foster Pegg Lt. and Mrs T. 0. Mr and Mrs Petria

Cunningham Mr Plummer

Major Davy **

Mr Dennyt

M

It Col. Radcliffe, R.

Mr Relton

Consul & Mrs EitzenMr Roberts Mr and Mrs G. O. Mr Rogers

Garnier

Mr and Mr G. G.

Gordon

Me and Mrs B. A

Hale

Bng Conde & Mang

Booze, R.N.

Dr & Mis Rutherford,

HN.

Mr and Mrs Roland

Lt.Col. and Mrs Gor Sahn

don Hall, R.A.M.C. Mr A. Binclair MRE EL

Mr Findlay Smith Mr H. A. Hazalaud Et.-CoL. Smith Capt. & Mr Hodgins Mr. and Max. Soflett Major Humphrey. Mr & Mrs J. Suther.'

Mr and Ms W. G. land

Humphreys

Mr and Mrs Thornton

Mr. and Mis W. M. Dr and Era Vicker"

Humphreys Mr and Mrs W. M

Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Watson.

Mr H. N. Jeffries

Major&Mrs Weabora

Mr & Mrs Lee Jone Capt. Whitfold.. Mr and Mrs Jones Mr David Wood Mr A. Keith

ATOR BOUN.

Mise Dorukhy Allen Mr J. B. Arnold Mine. Baudot Mr L Birot Mr G. L. Brun Mrs G. L. Bran

Mr M. Bra

Mr F. Cantz

Mr W. Harding Master Harding Mi W. Juster Mr L. Kennedy Mr G. Langone

Mra L. M

Lagabi J. Mansfield

Mics Lillian Chamber Miss J.

Mis 3. V. Chapman Mr A 0. Millar

J.

Mr H. V. Chenu

Mr F. A. Chopard

Mist AL Clarke

Capt. & Mrs Corns

linsaan

Mr F. E

Mrs K. de Marrig

Mrs S. Morton Mr W. EL G. Muller Mr F. Musso

Mr H. Davis Me H. Dedeogion Mrs F. K. Orris Mr M. Dessal

Mr J. O. Powell Mr G. T. Ditzief Mr Albert Reiter Mr&1 Mrs P. Egydes Mr A Renwick Mr and Ms O. Boyd Mr M. Romieux

Ellia

Mr Z. P. Eveline Mr B. Feinerein Mr Ch. Francis. Mr O. I Garner Me C. Gazmanı

Mr & Mrs A. Somme BR. P. Strongh Mr R. de Trevil Mr & Mrs Tack Mr F. BAWilliams Mr C. J. Williamson

GRAND HOTEL

Mr & Mrs Agnew Mr H S. Bailey Mr E. Bauckham Mr and Mrs Bowes | Mr.F. Calvert 15

Miss Clinton Mrs G. Cuthpart Mr J, Cordell Mr J. Doumann Mr H. Davion

MAE Hardman Mr H WACKY BLUTH,

Mr D. M. Hertig

Mr & Mrs Winklar Mr W. Fischer Hon. Mr R A. Mr G. G. WoodME A. Galt ROM 1st February, MEIRION, No. 10,

Hewett, U.M.G. Mr. and Mrs J. F. Mr.J. Gran Peak, furnished or unfurnished. 8 MFA. Berz „Wright t

Mr P. Greb Boom

Mr A Young Mr F. Howard No. 8, DES VEUX VILLAS, 18, The PEARL from 1st March, 1913. Premises BAADE will

I be thoroughly, repaired, painted and nolourwaahed, inajul 201

No. 21-SHELLEY STREET

Mr W. P. Gregory

Mr G. Hyde Bev. Kleinfelde And

family

Mr F. Lorria: Mr & Mra Mudie Mr. A. T. Mysli Mr B. Panly Mr & Mrs Pim

Capt Beber

Cape Sach MIL.

Mr J. Boberta

Schmitto

Mr Peyton Grifa kal Mr.J. Grant

MAb Mr. B. Morrison

Backhouse

Med Mey Hamilton Me

Mr. Basen

Me and

Whit

Dr Hillebrookt

Mr And Mr B. G

To let für sale,GRENSHIRE Mr and Ms J. H. Mr E. Mallin Birger Bord, No. 124, Pak, Booms from My Brook Nawalgre

W. PM-O. EL

Ober 1st March, 1913. VKN Drand K B

No. 1190, The PEAK. furnished, from Brown Mr and Mrs ALREAD middle of April until end of October, 1913. Mr Mrs AE2

EPerfoot

Four Bedrooms, Tennis Court and Garden. Carleton Mr & Mm J, Robert

13 DES VOUX VILAS, No. 52, Mr. and Mrs M. D. Peak. 5 RogzDIGY ENSENA

Dorne Mr G. Enches ORAIG RYKIE, No. 6, the Teak, to Currie, R. G.MA. L. Shields

lat ni Saituation: 8 rooms mushat lavens

tornil And

on part at

DAVIS

CAVA & Skrim Mrs I. Carrin, child

and bures and abira, R. A DA Hr Gingham Me BP Than Mar Hazebrouck Mr G. J. Kan the De & Mea Evan James

Mise Bronten

Mis A Brenton as Mir and Mrs J BM

Me Eavid Cappan

ward Curry