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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1918.

AUCTIONS

G.

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

F

THE CARE OF HUSBANDS.

As a matrimonial maxim it has bear

Isid down, hitherto, that "to "food the brate" was the surmah way of keeping a husband more uz lesa agreeable. But we are learning a good dealɔnowadays about

Hughes and Hough PARTICULARS and Conditions of the SHARE & GENERAL BROKER domestic bias. Someone is always finding

ACOTIONEERS TO THE Government. AND ADDIKALTY.

General Auctioneerst

Share, Coal and

AND

General Brokera,

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA WAN"

· COAL · STORAGE.

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*Codes used:

A.B.C. 4TH & 5TH EDITIONS.

A1. TELEPric Cobr.

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Telegraphie Address ·

'MEIRION' EONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received instruc tions to Sell by Pabile Auction,

(IGE ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).

од

SATURDAY,

4|

the 8th February, 1913, at 11.

at their Sales, Rooms. No. 8,

Des Voeux Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,-

•

Army and Navy Binoculars, Race Glasson,

Public Auction Sale, to be

held on MONDAY, the 10th day of Feb., 1913, at 9 r., at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Ex- callene the Governor, of Two Lets al OROWN LAND usar Ship Street and below Koboedy Road, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, com- mering from 18th Sept mber, 1899, and 10th February, 1913 respectively, with the eption of renewal as Crown Renta'to be fibd by the Surveyor of His Majesty the Kino, for one further term of 75 years.

He, of Haie

Particulars of the Lois

Lally.

Ship Streal,

Adjalaing Jakar

Boundary

Measure menta.

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Upset Price.

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about

1,470

138

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES,

SHEWAN, TOMES & 00., GENERAL MANAONES, HONGKONG

Prismatic and Prismuid Binocuları, Opers | 3. T. HAMILTON, GENtral Manag33

and Loignette Glasses, Gold, Gold-filled and Silver Ladies' and Gen's Watches, Stop Watches, Guards, Alberta, Brooches Lockets. Charms, Bangles, Bracnlets, Gold Rings sot with Diamonds, Opals, Sap- phires, Tunisoiss,

And

A few lot of E-P. Waiter, Fruit Bowls, Tea Pot Stands, Fern Pot Holders. etc., etc.

TIRMA usual.

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, Subruary 3, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION

165

BE Undersigned have received instruc

Tundo sul by Halble Auction

TUESDAY,

the 11th February, 1913, commencing at 2.30 p.m., at their Sales Roome, No. 8, Des Voraz Road, Corner of

Ica House Stroot,-

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

FOR THE ELST, TUKTO.

New Insurance Paid for..... £ 25,557,500 Outstanding Insurance amounts

to ............

..............₤292,653, 220 Assata amount toemio.£104,068,658 Surplus amounts" to.........................£ 17,823,768 Dividends to Policyholders

1910......

Total paid Policyholders 1910 Total Expenses for 1910. Groms earnings from Interest and Reats for 1910...... Grom rate of Income from

Investmente 1910. Hongkong, Feb. 93, 1912,

FOR SALE.

Auxiliary Cruiser Yacht "PLOVER'

58 feet oremil. 19 feet beam.

Tenk built. Tusk decked. Metal sheathed. Complete with all deck gear, anchors, etc.

Cabin and Pantry furnishings, etc.

PUBLIC AVOTION.

THE Undersigned has received latene

recalled ou

THURSDAY,

the 13th February, 1919, commencing at

2,30 r.m... at his Sales Rooms,

·Doopill StaaXT, —

A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, Comprising - Teak Bideboards with Bevelled Mirrors, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, Overmantels, Tes Tables, etc. Fine Teak Double and Single Ward- robes, Washstands, Dressing Tables, Toilet Crockery, Single and Double Bran mounted Iron Bedstende, Chent-of-Drawers,

uta

A few pioges of Croton Blackwood Ware and 1 Gmod Piano.

a new reason why marriage is a failure, | And someone else in always ready, `with a new method of managing husbands of wives," Apparently it is useless to trust to chance as our forebears did in the a mat- teis. So we are to learn at a forthcoming exhibition exactly howossshould look when - a husband in late for dinner, how to smile when he comes home cross, and how to be draperately funny when he is intansely disagreeable. I am septical about the last method. People have such very dif- ferent views about a sense of humour, and I have noticed that though one may say the drollest thing imaginable, "jand'ons's reporter may be positively corupenting with brillianey, men remain unloved thereby when they are out of temper. They always fail in these circumstances to recognise the keenness of their wiros" sense of humour. Yet it is this precious it which wivesais bi-den to cultivate, and presumably at the forthcoming exhibition cenes will be exacted in which wires will oxhibit this so-called indispensable aid to matrimonial bliss. But as the husbands will not be able to "answer back" and their tamper will only be "make believe," the slow will not be very convincing.

STARYK THE BRUTE.

What has struck me as being even fan. hier than the sense of humur treatment advocated for the erring husband is the dietary system which is recommended as an infallible means of inducing basta-

Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery, etc.;bility. It seems that if the creature in to

Alac

be kept in good condition he must be allowed meat. It was ment, wẹ remein- laar, that, in the opinion of Mr Bumble, caused the insubordination of Oliver- Twist. According to the view of the Simple Lifer, spparently, most and ma

rimóny must not be taken in conjunction, Il husbands are to be kept in their place 176 and duly managed,” plain living, even if

On View from Wednesday, the 19th Feb. Catalogues will be issued. TERMS --Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer, Hongkong, February 5, 1919.

10,575,157

63,139,380 10,392,032

91,648,622

JAPANESE MAKERS,

4.48% 27

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE CO.

IN WHICH ARE VESTED TÜK SHARE OF THE OCEAN MARINË INSURANCE

COMPANY, LTD.,

and

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE CO.

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD TOT

AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

&0.1

&c.,

&c.,

FIOTAL FUNDS AT Slam Daamesta, 1911,

£22,561,356.

Anthorised Capital £8,000,000. Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 Paid-up Capital, 437,500 I-Fire Funds.................. 5,899,111 III-Life & Ammuity Fanda... 18,156,160

Blaking Fund Account

88,519

£22,561,288

2,567,158

+

Life and Annuity

Branches.......) Revenge Marine Department Other Receipta

As follows:- Dining and Drawing Room: Saiten, Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpete and Rugs, Bed Room Suito, Dou'le and Singlo Brass-mounted Bedsteads & Cots, Barexus, Wardrobes, &c., Dining Room Furniture? | Ravenue Fire branch. &., &c., 1 Dinner Sorvies and Dessert Service, Crockery, Electro-plated and a quantity of good Glass War. 1 Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, Enamelled Ware, Cutlery, &c., Brass Fenders, Fire Brasses, d., Blackwood Cabinets, Couches, Setteca, Ano-chairs, Jardinieros, Ball and Tea Tables, Tapoy, &c, Blackwood Brackets and Photo Frames, etc., etc., etc.,

Also

1 Piano, Romington Typewriters, One Silver Ten Service and Silver Toilet Set, 2 Iron Safes, and One Reneo Duplicator.

(PRACTICALLY Nav),

Catalogues will be issued, "TREME:~~-~-Â usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongrong, January 31, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION-

152

THE Undersigned have received instrun-

Loan to sell by Public Auction, (FOR 1000UNT OF THE CONCRANED).

on

WEDNESDAY,

the 12th February, 1913, at 3 F.3., on the Spot,--

The Beveral Lots Numbered 4 to 18 on Plan to be seen at the Auctioneers' Office, for erection of

BOOTHS AND MATHHEDS, on the Ground North of the Old Wong- noi-chong Village and immediately overlooking the Race Courno. Ta-Cash,

||

EVERY KIND

OP

Footwear

TU

ORDER

O.T

high thinking is set aside, must be their ELEPHONE No. 838.

ule. No doubt a continual diet of lentils

and love would bring any mat low, but what if he stand-fastly refuses to live on beans and bliss Suppose he demanda phenannta and damns your sense of humour," what course would the Simple- Lifers next suggest The World, '

A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

NO OTHER DRINK IN THE

:: WORLD HAS BETTER !!. GUARANTEES FOR PURITY

AND GOODNESS

WITHOUT ALCOHOL OR GAS.

Buy a Bottle

and

Try It!

The practical test

"of O.T. is the one

to go by.

Put it to the test, and

you will find O.T. will prove to be the most delicious and the most beneficial drink bave

you ever known.

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VISITORS AT HOTELS.

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SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA,

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Mr and Mrs Aubrey Mr and Mrs Kohler Licut Archer Mr and Mrs G. P.

Lammert

Mr & Mrs W. Arm-

strong

Mr Bader

་་

Mr IA M. Bayley

Mr and Mrs Eaper

Mr and Ms W. R. Mrs Bowdies

Hughes

MADI

MR. ASQUITH'S BOYHOOD.

Freedom of His Birthplace.

Mr and Mrs Anir Mr G. Aurely

Mr H, J. Hant Capt. R. Innee

Mrs A. NE. Judah Mr H. G. Keily

Mr 8. Komur

Mr Albert Ropp Mr A. Kruseman

い

CHERRY & CO., PEDDER STREET,

Opposite Hongkong Hotel, H oxhong Hảy 3, 1910

The busy little borough of Morley, oue a series of testile towas dustered in triangular tract of country formed by he towns of Bradford, Leeds, and Dews. Sury, is to bestow its highest honour- that of the freedom of the borough-- pon the Prime Minister, its most dis- tinguished son.

Mr. A. Banetts Mr A. T. Barborini Mr M. Basing Mr E. R. Bate

Mr E. A. Beaumont Mrs E. Bohu Mrs E. R. Belilios

Maja Bowen

Lt. Col. & Mr A.

Lean and child Mr Mason

Capt. & Mrs MoMunn

children and nurs R.A.M.C

Attorney-General & Mr & Mrs Mitchell

Mrs Bucknill

more

Major & Mrs Comyußer. Foster Pegg

Lt. and Mrs T. C. Mr and Mrs Petrio

Cunningham Mr Plummer

Major Davy

Mr Doonys

Lt Col Radcliffe, R.E

Mr Ralton

Consul & Mrs Eitzen Mr Ruberta

Mr. Asquith was born at Craft House, Mr and Mrs 0. D. J. Dr and Mrs S. 1 Mr and Mrs G. C. Mr Rogers

Horley, on September 12, 1851, and there lived for seven years. His ancestors re said to have lived in the town for over 100 years.

In my inquiries at Morley (says a Daily Dispatch" representative), Gund that the only trace the municipal

Bell

Larsell

Mz V. Levisyen Mr G. A. Bona Mr&Mrs F. BennettMr G. T. Lloyd ME. Bethell Mr J. M. Macedo Capt. C. R. Peynon Mr and Mrs Neil Mr and Mrs N. F. MacIntyre

Blanch

Mr A. Mackenzie

1,973,269 TAK CHEONG,thrition had of this fact is that the Mr H. Ashley Brere. Mrs MaCrac

KTP

262,692

430,193 "TAKLORS, DRAPERS & OUTFTITERS

50 & 52, Queen's Road. £r,233,512

(ESTABLISHED SINCE '1889).

The Accumulative Funds of the various Branches are separately invested, and, by Act of Parliament, are ses aside to meet the claims under the respective Depart ments of the Company's Business.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO

Agenti

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PURELY NATIVE DIRECTION,

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ALL TER LATENT INTELLIGENOM FROM THE TARJOUR PORES in China and Japan,

For Fian and Conditions of Sale, apply per Annum

10-

TUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, February 5, 1913,"

THE-

CHINA

MAIL

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Typhoon Map & Guide.

deliveral in Hones

$19.50 to all Coast Perth,

6. WELLINGTON Szersz, Hosɑxon,

NOTES ON WILD IN LIFE

HONGKONG AND SOUTH

ORINA."

By zex Rev. C. A, BUNBURY, MA.

to notify Customers that their D SHOW ROOM is now considerably artanded and improved in latest European

tyle to facilitate busines

Every Department stocked with New Joods for the Sasson. Splendid value, anequalled variety, latest styles, fine cat

prices

Extensive Picca Goods Department on FIRST FLOOR replete with fine materials for gentlemen's wear. A comfortably fur- bished room for customers to try átting on. | Orders, however small, will receive prompt

attention.

Estimated for wholesale orders gladly submitted.

An Inspection is respectfully solicited. Hengtong, October 18, 1912. 133

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To be had at the,' Orma MApa? Ofəs

TERME VERY MODELAZU

ton

Asquith family were the trustees of whit vas known in den times as the Old Mr H. Bridges

Mr. A. Bryer hopel, but which is now the St. Mary'sr M. W. Buck ongregational Church. It is said to be ho only instance in England of a Romana Catholic church coming into the posses. sion of a Nonconformist body,"

When Mr. Asquith was seven years old, in father, Mr. Joseph Dizin Asquith, A manufacturer, died at Mirfield in the prime of life, and Mrs. Asquith removed to Huddersfield with her children, who were sent to the local Grammar School.

CARRYING A BANNER,

Mr O. Buschner Mr P. F. Cadman Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr J Campbell

་་ Mr J. 5. Chaltners Mr M. Chandler Marlton Chase Mr W. T Chisholm

in G St. Chire Mr à A. Charton

De 0. Marriott Bir A Martin

Miss T. Martin

Mry R. T. Matheson

and child

Dr G G. W. McK, an Dr and Mrs C. W.

McKenny

Mr B. K. Mehta Mr O. D. Melbourne Mr J Malcher Mr J. Merecki Mr Moutou Mr J. D. F.

Mulder Mr and Mrs W. W. Mrs J. D. F. Muldet

Cobl

Mr A. E. Maholland

And Mra F. D. Northcombe

Me H. L. Condon

Mrs. W. F. Cowen

Mine Crocker

Subsequently Herbert Henry Asquith and his brother William attended the City Mr G. P. Curry of London School, and the former, having Mr James Daily

ford. This was in 1879, when be wa obtained two scholarships, went to Oz- Mr A. F. Deand

Mr H. C. Denson Mr &

& Mrs Dertaans entered at Balliol College. It is often

and 2 children said that while a scholar in London the Mr W. Dietmar Prime Minister that was to be was wont Mr to occupy his spare hours in studying the "Times."

Mrs Donnit

“borno

Cap

MrV. d'O

Vi d'Oettingen

Mr J.

Ormiston

Mrs F. K. Urvis Hon. Mr E Osborne Mr W. F. C. Ouden-

leren Mr G. Pator of

Lady R. Paterson and

maid. MO. Phillipe

Pierce

Garnier - Mr and Mrs G. G.

Gordon

Mr and Mrs B. A

Hale

Eug Jomdr & Mrs

Roome, R.N.

Dr & Mrs Rutherford

RN.

KING EDWARD HOTEL,

Mr A. S. Allan

Mr J. J. Andrew

Mr T. Aoki

Mr F. Áron

#

Mrs Biras and child

Mr and Mr Lemaire

and child

Mr and Mrs Majer

and not

Mis Mamoy

Mr and Ms J. J. Mr G. H KOT

Bryan

Mr T. Chee

Mr and Mrs F.

McHugh

Mr and Mrs J. V. Mr and Mrs J. H. Ke

Cooper

Mr F.W. Cox.

Mr and birs Crockett

and family

Mrs N. W. Dome

Mr W.

Mody

Mr M. F. Mursy Mr A. P. Nobb

Capt. & Mr W. O

Prestors

W. A. Donaldson Mr E. Piesbergen-

Mr E. E. Dorey

Saunders

Miss F. San

T. Schener

Mas Schaor

Mr G. L. Duncan. MB

Mr Dusseldorp

Mrs Ehrhardi & childMr and Mrs J. A.

Mrs Finchett

Mr Geo, Grimble

Soort and family Dr Sibrea

Mr Mas 0. Hum. Mrs D. Sien

phreys Mr and Mrs Kemp Capt. & Mrs H.

Mr H. 8.Sparg Mrs Kemp and child Stewart & obidres Mr and Mrs Kraft Mr II. H. Taylor Mr C. M. KuykeudsilMr D. Walker

Mr and Mrs Roland Mr C. M. KuykendallMrs A. A. Watez hnusa

Mr & Mrs Laurit Mr W. E, Weidler

Lt. Col. and Mrs Gor. Sehn

don Hall, R.A.M.C. Mr’A. Sinclair

Mr R. E. Ha

Mr H. A Hazeland

Mr Findlay Smith

Lt. Col. Smith

Capt & Mrs Hodgins Mr and Mrs Soffett Major Humphrey Mr & Mrs J. Suther.

Mr and Mrs Thornton

Mr and Mrs. W. G. land

Humphreya

Humphreya

Mr and Mrs W. M. Dr and Ers Vicker

Mr and Mrs W. M.

Watson Major & Mrs Weshora

Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Mr H. N. Jeffries

Mr & Mrs Lec Joue Capt. Whitfold Mr and Mrs Jonesa Mr David Wood Mr A. Kaith

GRAND CARLTON BOTEL.

Mr & Mrs F. Allen Mr. R. W. Labbloy

Almond- Miss N. Maber

Hi

Mr

Mrs W. Bishop Mr Mullen sud child

Mr H. Neepers

Mr S. G. Bolden Mr J. Norborna-

Mr& Mn R. Pestonji Mr R. Paal

Capt. and Mrs Brag M. F. Braga

Miss La Breg

Min M. Brags

Mr W. Pringle, Jux Mr and Mre Razons

Mr A. Bigge

*RE

Mr and Mrs H. P. Winslow and child

UTOR HOUSE.

Mr J. B. Arnold Mr A. Bazin Mr L. Birot Mr J. A Bruilford Mr O. L. Brun Mrs C. L. Bran

Mr M. Byan

Mr P. Cante

Master Harding Mr W. Juster Mr L. Kenned Mr G. Langone Mrs L. Lingeri Mr V.I Miss J. Mansfield

Mir A C

Mr L. C. Homentir

Carvalho

FE

Hillar

E. Morgan Mr E. Morisot

and Birs G. W.Mr L. Morris Calkins

Mrs J. V

Mrs K. de Morris

V. Chapman Mes 8. Mortos

Mr W. H G. Haller

Mr H. V. Chanu

Mr F. A. Chopari Me F. Muo

Miss A. Orke

Capt. & Mrs Corne-

Linseou

Mr Robt. Curry Mr H. Dedeogion Mr M. Dossol Mr. P. Eveline Mr G. T. Dmitriel

Mr B. Feinstein Me Ob. Francis

Mr & Mrs H. Pick Mr & Mrs C. Point

Mr J. O. Powell Mr Albert Boiter. Mr A. Renwick Mr M. Romieur Mr Bd. Schroeder Mr&Mrs A. Soinjerit Mr A. W. van deî Star Mr R. P. Strongh

MBH. Douglas Mr and Mrs C. B. /dent R-B-B. Brawn-Mr A: F.-Ramsedice - Mr Q. La Gare Mr. B. do Troville“

Mrs & Miss Daywalt Mr. Asquilh has had little to do with| MrW. C. Drew- Morlay since he left over fifty years ago,

Miss L. Dunlo but it is well knowns that he attended, Mr M. Earnshaw with his parents, the Rehoboth Chapel: Mrs Fanshaw

MrG. 8 Eddy and ame time ago, in referring to this, Miss A. Edwards Mr. Asquith stated that he recollected,

a small boy, taking part in the Buxlay school procession and carrying a banner on the occasion of the rejoicings at the declaration of peace in the Crimes.

LOTECOD MOME Both the chapel which ho attended and the house in which he was horn are still utiliacd.

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T.

Pinkham Mr & Mrs W. Hatton

Potts Mr M. de Prink Mr H. Ray Miss F. Reay Mrs and Mrs B. C. Mr Regentas

Eluentein

Mr and Mrs H. Miss You Me W. Schmolke

Richardson Mr H. Fabig Mr Wallace a Farley Mr E. H. Sharp Mr H. Mislding Mr and Mrs C. B.

Shaw Mrs G. FinlaysOU Mr H. G. Fisher Mr J. O. Sibley Mrs E. Forsyth

G. Y Bidford Me E. A. 6. Fowler" and child Mr J. B. Forlor Mr E. E. Smith The house, which stands in its own Mrs Freach & child Mr J. B. Southmayd grounds, is within two hundred yards of Mr Denman Faller Mi and Mrs James

Spitales Mr. Heary Gatrow the main thoroughfare, but is almost Mr & Mrs. Gears Min Square hidden from view by mills and other Brand Mrs J, B. Mor G. W. Stilson

MrP. D. Botherland Georgs buildings prected in the streets abutting the estate

Miss Dollie Swift, Min Georgs Mr C. L. Goodrich Mr J. R.

Tapp Surely it ought by suitable tabs, Mr. G. Gordon in rooord to the traveller the birthplses Mr Y, Goulbourn

Mrs M. J

the Prime Minister,

Mr Joseph Gould

Guha, H; C, Trapia gale

MOTHERS SHOULD REMEMBER

TELAN

ter

Mrs J. Crawford:

children

Mr

and Arthus

Mr & Mire Costella & Rogerson

Mr A. E. Rolins Lieut. Geo. W. Crom-Mr E, Sargon

bie, B.E

Mr L. C. Saunderson Mr & Mrs Semington

Mr & Mr Dawson.

Mr W. Easton

Me M. D. Edmonds

Miss M. Semington MrG, W. Bowell

Madam E. Engaule Me R R Shaw

Mr T. G. Flynn

Mr E. Geary Mr H. Gourger Mr A. J. Gandy Mr M GISTICUS. Miss E. Grayson Mr Mr G. Harper

Mr Guy R. Haywood Mr W. Jackson Mr J. Joseph Mr & M Joung

M.Abb

Mr W. Smith

His E. B. Garely

Mr R. Weinste

Mr & Mrs R. Guimathir F. E. Williams

Mr W. Harding

Mr O. J. Williamson

GRAND HOTEL

Mr & Mrs Agnew Mr H: S. Bailey Mr E. Bauckham Mr and Mrs Bowes Mr F. Calvert Mise Clinton

Misson J. Cordult

Mr B 豆

Mr and Mrs H. 0. Tanner & children Mr E.-J. Treadgold Mr and Ms Trueman

and abidres Mr M. Wagerler Bir M. Woodrow

KINGBULARE HOTEL..

Mr K. #Morrison Me and Mm JH ME. Mallin

·Backhonan " Me and Mr F. G.

Prof, OH. Ober Mr and Ms A. Ta

Perfect Mr & Mrs J. Itobert

mon

Mr Brooks E. B. Tolman Dy and Mo B, W.

2 children

Brown Mr and Mrs AE

Carleton

Mra0: Cuthpart- Mr. J. DautoAnn Mr. Davies

Mr

Fischer

Mr A. Galb Mr J. G

Mr P. Graeb Mr W. 1. Gregory Me Payton Grifon Mr J. Grant Mr & Mrs Hamilien

Mr Hansen Dr Billabrecht

p

Mr G. Hyde Ear. Kleinfeldt and,

family Mr F. Lorris Mr & Mrs Mudin Mr A. T. Myall Mr 8. Paul

Mr & Mr Pick Capt. Beber MEJ Roberta MÉI Capt

·Sach Mr L. Schmitto:

Mr H. T. Sharp Mixa-13, Swifts

Mr E Thompson Mr and Mrs Tobias Mr Tobias Mr P. Walster Mr G

A Walking Mr and Mrs White

Mr Woodcock

WINDHAM', HOTEL.

Mr John Gowdy

Mrs 0. Grabm

Miss Brenton Mia A. Brenton Mr and Mrs J. Har E Hayward

Brenton

· Van Griso- Capk."J. Mr P Capt. T. P. Hall MPandaMe

bar and Mn 8 M W Biet that most Infectious discos Mr. W. T. Harbord. Mr & Mrs E. Webb Mr L. Cursie, shiid Capt. 0. 7.8. Skerim De Chalmers TATE wish to call your attention to the MJ, G. Hamma Watson

scarlet favez hay pontracted where the child Mr AKHAND

Mr and Ms M. D.

Carria

Bachan MG. MAL.Currie, R. G.A. Mr A. L. Shield

Mr D. M. Whamond and nurse

Akhir, BA

Mr HP Thomas Mr. And Mim

Mim M. 8. Hoy Mr J. W. Lowrie Capt. & Mrs Miller

WH Moris AW. Donne Arthur Stephe Mr and Mrs T. W. Hr and H

Bark

Me David Cappan › Mr Howard Odery 00

| such as whooping cough, diphtheria, and | BC A, Hatega D White (245 | Biz Gttingham J. K van der - Bir W, Dobbers Mr. M. Pokun has a cold, Chamberlain's Coura Bamad, WA kardemos wilkes & Meg Grand ones M2 van Woeran SSEN

will quickly curas sold and grily open

the danger of bontracting thang cinnama

Mr0, Hawke

D. M. Hati This remedy is famous low by ears of coke. Home

To combat de oplues or other maroon

maybe givad bophild in Implicit conditions/ocals by An Chriz

Hewett, OMG

Air & Hand

Mr P. Howard

Mr H Wilder

Mr. Harsbroook

Mr W. B. Hind

A. Mr&Mr YA Winkler, M. E Lang TP.D.Wilson Hr.G.G. Wood Dr E Li Khetys Lobbar 3, Wilwa Mr & Mrs W. Logan Mi H. Roshead Elent: A Mat BE, Mr 10L Mes Jurons

Mind Mrs J.,

WHILE

Mr & Fisher and