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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1918.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO TAK GOYERS MENT. AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers,

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN "

COAL STORAGE,

f

Codos usod:

ABO. 4TH & 5TH EDITIONA AL. TEZKORAPTIC CODE.

Telegraphic Address: MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

با اراد

HE Undersigned have received Instrue.

tions to Sell by Publia Ase:ton, (FOX 100DORT OF THE CONCERNIÐ),

11

THURSDAY

+

the 13th February, 1013, at 1 ...

at their Salos Bonms, No. 8,

Day Voeux Road, Carner of

Ice House Street,--

À QUANTITY Or

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

A quantity of Toilet and Bar Soap and Toilet Requisites.

Soveral Rolls of Flannel & Flannelette,

And

TO LET

TO LET-AT KOWLOON.

Nwith two bathrooms, pantry, kiteber JEW MODERN 3-ROOMED FLATS,

and servants' quarters. Bathrooms 4tted with English Baths. Kitoben bas English:

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

Cooking Ranga and Hot Water Boiler. SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. Electro Light throughout Raady for occupation about middle March,

معته

New Five Roomed Semi-detached and TERRACE HOUSES with Teunis Courts. Possession about middle March.

Apply to

HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

CO., LTD.. Alexandra Buildings. Hongkong, February 11, 1913,

TO LEI.

100

FOR SALE.

Auxiliary Cruiser Yacht

PLOVER'

58 foot oromil. 13 feet bosm Tenk built. Teak docked. Metal sheathed LODOWN, Na 145, WANCHAI Complete with all deck gear, anchors, etc.

Cabin and Pantry furnishings, etc.

ROAD.

Apply to

KWONG SANG HUNG, LTD., 948, Dos Vœux Ronil Contral (Office),

or 93, Praya East (Warehouss), Hongkong, February 10, 1913.

TO BE SOLD OR LETO

(FROM IST AFRL).

"

PUBLIC AUCTION.

FIHE Undersigned has received is 188 by Publie Austion,

DISHOP'S LODGE SOUTH, No. 5,

Foak, 5 Rooms (unfurnished). ULBANE, May Road, Rooms (un- furnish).

TO LET 17» APRIL).

7. MOUNTAIN VIEW, & Rooms, (furnished).

DENNYS & BOWLEY, Hongkong, January 21, 1913. 107

TO LET

TORE, in the finest position."

STO

Apply at once to

· PROMINENCE,'

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

180

183

TO LET

Several thousand Cigarettes and Cigars. TEAMS-As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

inctioner.

Hongkong, February 6, 1913.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

THE Gadoraigned have reculro3 instruc install by Puttie auction

TOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

SATURDAY,

the 16th February, 1919, at 11 1.30, nt their SALES Rooms, No. 8, Des Vœux Road, Corner of Ice House Street- A MISCELLANEOUS STOCK, As follows-

Glanen, Binoculars, Clocks

Race Cameras, Microscopes, Billiard Balls, Prism Binoculare, Rain Coats, Shosting Boats, Drawing Instruments, ele, etc., and 1 'Singer's'-Boot Machine;

03

THURSDAY,

PERANGIE (BUMATRA) RUBBER "LAND PRODUCE ESTATES, LTD.

The Board's Extension Programmi.

(Reprinted from the "Financial Times, January 10, 1913.)

The statutory mecting of the members of the Torangio (Sumatra) Rubber and Produce Estates, Ltd., was held yesterday sh the registered office of the company, 14, Great Tower-strect, E.C., Mr. H.. Eric Mullor presiding.

Mr. J. M. Komp, the representative of the Secretaries (Messrs. Harrisons and Crowfield, Ltd.), having road the notice convening the meeting and the certificate of the auditors,

The Chairman said: Gentlemen,-I must apologise on the Chairman's behalfı toe his absoned to-day, but the business is purely formal. Mr. Croll, another of your directors, is still in the East, and I am acting as alternate for him. With our perilasion, I will take the report before this mooting me rasd, and will bou- Ano myself to amplifying the prospectus

the 13th February, 1913, commencing at information with some of the later AVE

2.30 ... at his Salos Rooms,

DÖDDELL STRIKT, —

A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, Comprising:--

Teak Sideboards with Borelled Mirrors Dinner Waggens, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, Overmantels, Tea Tables, etc. Fine Tank Double and Single Ward rober, Washstands, Dressing Tables, Toilet Crockery, Single and Double Brass mounted Iron Bedsteads, Chest-of-Drawers,

etc.

received by mail and cable. from our ugouts in Sumatra. The transfer of the lease has not yet been completed, but we expect to hear shortly that the "noçes- sary formalities have been duly carried out. With regard to our rabbor dorelcp- ments, when Mr. His made his report in April, 1012, which framed the basis of information submitted in the prospects. 155 acres of the rubber aros required cleaning up, which work was duly com- pleted, and we are assured that weeding all over the estate is in quite satisfactory order. In regard to extensions, 0 acres of tohters land which were planted with

Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery, etc; rubber early in 1917 were planted too

Abo

A few pieces of Canton Blackwood Ware and 1 Grand Piano,

On View from Wodnesday, the 12th Feb. addition of 260 acres. Catalogues will be issued. Trama-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT;

Auctioneer, Hongkong, February 5, 1913.

at to do well, so they have been ro planted later in the year, along with 200 acres of lalang land clearings, making an A further 800 acres of similar land have been selected fer opening in 1913, and as the labour tree has been sugmented by 300 coolies, there should no difficulty in plainting this 176 arsa up during the current year, at the end of which we should have 2,000 acros planted with Eoves. In the prospectus we estimated to do 500 acres, and the programme that I have outlined shows Ono-Roomed OFFICE. Apply Pro Endreny the Ben, F. J. BADDELET,accelerate the intended extensions. Rathor THE Undersigned has received instrue that we have been able somewhat to perty Office JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.

ON AND FLOOR, No. 2 PEDDER

STREET,

Hongkong, April 30, 1912

PUBLIC AUCTION,

to sell by Public Auction

596

TO LET.

RNISHED Immediate possession

ROAD, The Penk.

FLYEEMUN, No. 131. BARKER

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Duddell Street. Hongkong, January 15. 1913.

67

OFFICES TO LET.

AROM February 1st, 1913, 1st Floor, Faux Road Central, Hong-

Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co.

Apply to

One Old Speculative Viglio by Chinofredo kung, at present occupied by Moun

Cappi C:omoni.

TEEMI-A osta).

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, February 11, 1913.

201

FRENCH STORE, 6, Queen's Road Central. Hongkong, January 21, 1913.

да

PUBLIC AUCTION. Endersigned have rec. ived instruc Liens to' Sall by Pablie Anction (POS ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

023

TUESDAY,

the 18th February, 1913, at 1f JL, at their Sala Roras, No. 8. Des Vanz Road, corner of Jae Hovas STREET,-, A CONSIGNMENT OF - YALUABLE GOLD AND SILVER

JEWELLERY, &, DIRECT FROM LONDON.

Comprising:

Gold Watches by Benson and other well- known makers, 18-Kt Gold Diamond Rings, Earrings, Scarf Pies, Brooches, Gold Watches Bracelets, Walthom Watches, Lockets, Chains, ele., etc.;

Alao

A quantity of Loose Diamonds One Pearl Pin, and collection of Old War Siedals and Foreign Orders.

Tax).

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, February 11, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION

TO LET.

CHOP with Godowa attachod, NATHAN

Roan, Kowloon," Kowtoon Marine Lot No. 43 with wharf.

Apply to BUMPHREYS' ESTATE & FINANCE

Ca.. Leo. Hongkong, Jana 1, 1912.

153,

TO LET.

PRAYA EAST, GODOWN.

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

FOR SALE OR TO LET. UNFURNISHED a House at the Peak.

Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST-

MENT & AGENCY Co., Lo. Hongkong. Beptember 2, 1912.

TO LET.

08

MONDAY,

the 17th February, 1913, commencing at 2.30 F.M., at his residence AuDEAL'

No. 111, The Peak,-

A QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

And

dry weather has been experienced during 1012, but, notwithstanding this, the whole planted area is reported as showring quite tisfactory growth. Additions are neces sary to the buildings on the estate-parti cularly coolie lines for the augmented labour force, and the manager has teen Instructed to lay in a good stock of building materials so that erection may

A large lot of Plants in Pots, including a proceeded with as rapidly as possible

some Fine Palms

TERM - usual.

On View from Saturday, the 15th Fob., p.m.

Catalogues will be issued,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong. February 10, 1913.

TOBACCO CULTURE, AND

With regard to tobacco, ad mentioned

'0. T.'

SAMPLES

MAY

BE

OBTAINED ON

APPLICATION

TO

GARNER.

Tel. 636

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

• HONGKONG trotz

Mr and Mrs Adair Mr E. W. Adamd Mr G. Aurely Mr and Mrs Baldwin Mr A. T. Barberini Mr M. Baring Mr L. A. Barretto E. R. Dato

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

Mr and Mrs C, D. J.

Bell Mr G. A. Bone"

Mr &

Mr Lister Mr A. Kruseman Mr G. T. Lloyd Mr J. Gordon Lowe

Macintyr Mr and Mrs Noi

Mr A: Mackenzie Mrs MaCree Dr U. Marriott

Mrs R. T. Mathesco

and child

QUELCH

& CO.

THE

SOLE AGENTS.

PLAK 'BOTIL.

Mr and Mrs Anbrey Mr & Mrs Les Jona Lient, Araber Mr and Mrs Joness.

Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Mr A. Kaith

· strong

| Mr L. M. Bayiny

Mr and Mrs Foyer Mrs Bowdler Major Bowen Attorney

·

Backall

Mr and Mrs Kohler Mr G. P. Laminert Lt. Col. & Mm 'À,

Lean and child Mr Mison

General Capt. & Mrs MoMunn children and nurW,

Major & Mrs Comya ·R.A.M.O.

Lt. and Mrs T. C. Mr & Mrs Mitchell.

Cunningham

Major Davy

M: Dennys

Consul & M

mora'

Rev. Foster Pegg

Mr and Mrs Petrio

Bitzen Mr Plummer

KING EDWARD HOTEL

Mr A. S. Allan

Mr J, J. Andrew

Mr T. Acki

Mr F. Aron

Mrs Birss and child

Mr and Mr Lamaire

and child

Mr and Mm Majer

And Fon

Miss Massey

Mr and Mrs J. J. M. G. H. May

Bryan

Cheo

Mr. and Mrs F.

MoHugh

Mr and Mrs J. V. Mr and Mrs J. H. N.

Cooper

Mr F. W. Cox

Mr and Mrs Crockett

and family

MAN. W. Dome

Mody

Mr M. F. Marras

Mr A. P. Nobbe

Capt.

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr

Mr E R. Dovey Mr.G. L. Dunčan

Mr Dusseldorp

Meg T

& Mrs W. 0.

Pivsbergen

Mins F. Saunda Mr H.T. Schner Mrs Schook

“& childMr`and Mrs APKAL

Mr H. B. McCoy Dr G. W. McKaan Mira E. Bethell Me McLaughlin in the prospectus, the 1912 crop suffered Mrs& Mrs F. Bennett Dr and Mrs C. W. omewhat soverely from the oreeptimally | CAPE. 0. R. Bornon Mr W.F.

Beats long drought which has adversely affected Mr and Mrs N. F. Mr B. K.

Mr C. D. Melu Blanch the quality of this crop. The first ship-

Mr and Ms G. O. Lt Col Radclife, R. E. Mr Geo, Grimble

Garnier

Mr Ralton Mr J. Merecki 188ent of about 150 bales was expected to Mr and Mrs J. A.Mr J. Melcher

Brailsford e made in December. For 1913 an ar

W. Muir, Mr and Mrs G. G. Mr Roberts child Mulder

syah

Mr Rogers Mr H. Ashley Brere Mr &

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE CO.

IN WHICH AEK. VESTED THE SHARES OF

THE OOHAN MARINE INSURANCE COREPANY, LIZD., and

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE CO.

kn

Mr H. Bridges

170 Belds is to be planted. It was decided to have a careful expert examina tion of the western part of the conees. sion made, with a view to transferring Mr O Buschner

Mr M. W. Buck

M

Mrs J. D. F. Mulder

MrA. E. Mulhollan!

sad Mrs F. D.

and Mm F, W. Cathcombo

Mr V. d'Oettingen Mr J. Ormiston Mrs F. L. Orvis Mr A. Otto

the tobacco culture to that part, which Mr. J. Cambridge Mr A. S. Murch

Mr and 1ppeared to offer the most favourable

Carey conditions for success, and we have been Madam J. Caste advised by cabin that quito 3,500 acres Mr J. S. Chalmers there are excellent tobaces land, whilst a Mr M. Chandler further 1,000 seres of the native reserves Mr A. A. Claxton Mr E. L. Condɔn are equally suitable and can probably be Mrs W. F. Owen included in the area available for plant- Miss Crocker

Mr-G. Croaeb

TOTAL FUNDS AT SLET DECEMBER 1911, ing. We are also assured that if wo

222,561,288. Authorlaed Capital £8,000,000

£2,457,506

Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 Paid-up Capital. II-Fire Funds........

............ 2,609,114 -Life & Annuity Funds... 16,198,180 Binking Fund Account meer

1594

43

ARGE substantially built GODOWN,

For further particulars apply Property Offico, JARDINE, MATHÈSÓN & Co., 290 LTD.

Hongkong. August 14, 1972.

THE Undersigned have received instruc tions to sell by Fublic Auction

TUESDAY,

the 18th February, 1913, commencing at 2.30 r.., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, De Veux Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,-

A LABOR QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD

FURNITURE, &C.,

BILLEDING

CANTONESE BLACKWOOD,

As follows Dining and Drawing Room Suites, Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Hage, Bed Room Buite, Double and Single Brass-mounted Bedsteads & Cots, Buress, Wardrobes, y Dining Room Furnitare, 2. & 1. Disner Service and Dessert Bervice. Crockery. Electroplated and Glass Wars 1 Coulding Stove, Kitchen Utensils Enamelled Wars, Cattery, &c., Bras Fenders, Fire Bisse, &o., Black- wood Cabinets, Concho, Arm-chains, Stande, Jardinieres, Rail and Tes Tables Teapots, 3., Blackwood Brackets and Photo Fries

ate,

1 Gent's Bioroo; Sewing Machine and. Toilet Bet, 9 Fiznos. 2 Remington Type: #zitors, 1 Silver Ten Service and Superior Japon Biokaba (Naw), BENES

Catalogues will be issued. Trans-As

al

HUGHES & BOUGH

Lectioneers, February 11:1013,

1025

OFFICES TO LET.

FIRST-Olea Contral accommodation, light and airy, on First & Second Floors, in new building being erected for Mesora WHITEAWAÍ, LAIDLAW & CUT., LTD. Entrance from Doe Vous Road. Electric Lift to all Floors, Electric Light throughout.

The Plan can be seen and all particulare obtained at the Offices of MESSES PÅLMER. & . TURNER,ÁLEKANDEL BUILDINGя, 3xD FLOOR.

Hongkong: Getahár 1, 1912.

TO LET

262,69% cable, so naturally it is somewhat carly

430,195

to say on what scale the cultivation of the future, £5.233.31 tobacco will be carried out

Mr G. 2. Chalby

James Ma Mr A. F. Desná Mr H. U. Denson Mr & Mrs Dertestis

Mr W. F. O. Ouden-

Loren

Mr A. D. Parter Mr G. Pater on Lady R. Paterson and

maid Me and Mrs L. E Phiphs, inlt & maid Mr and Mrs C. H.

Pierce

Mr & Mrs W. Hutton Mr L. E. Pinkham

Polts

commence planting the tobacco early in February and finish by the 25th March ench year the crop should be harvested hefors the commencement of the dry

And 3 children wind, which has done considerable dam- 88,515 age to the standing tobacco in the past. Mrs R. 11. Douglas

Drow MrW. O This section of the property should prose Mr M.

M. Barnshaw

Mr & Mrs G. Hniton 122,561,26 to be very valuable, as the area of land Mrs Earnshaw

and amab Ebrenfais teranas Fire branch... 8,667,15 on the east coast of Sumatra suitable for Mrs and Mr H. O. Putta 2 children growing tobacco is distinctly limited. We

Wallace A. Farley Mrs R. B. Powera Life and Annuits 11,979,269 have only just received this repart by Mr and Mrs Walter MFA G Babcock

Branches} Revenue Marine Department...

F. Boky Other Receipts.mam

felding Misa F. H.-M.

wall and maid Mr E. H. Ray

Mrs Reid Mra C. Finlayson

Mr and Mrs H. A but the whole question is one which will Mr H. G. Fisher

Pohardson

B. Mas have the careful consideration of the Mrs E Forsyth

Mr B. A. B. Fowler Mr and

Richardson Board, in consultation with the agents

Mrs Frankenberger

MrG. Richardson in the East. I think you will agree with: Mis V. M. Frees

Mra Frasch & child Mr W. Schmolice me that the information which I have Mrs! been able to give you today indicates Mr Denman Fuller Mr and Mrs N.

anry Garrow

Schregardos. Mr Heary that the development of the fine Toem-Mr & Mrs A. Gears Mr E. Schroder gie concession on wall-organised lines has Mr and Mrs. J. 9. Mr & Men J. Scrying |made a satisfactory start, and I am sure

that so soon as the improved methods. Miss George dave been in operation for a reasonable Mr J. M. Goodeno Mr O. L. Goodrich time wo will all be very plcsapd with M-A. G. Gordon our investment in this company. With Mr V. Goulbourn those fow remarks, gentlemen, I declare Mr Joseph Gould the bunitsoss of this meeting closed, and Mr. Gimshaw thank you for your attendance,

Mr P.0. Ven Criss

Gano

the Accumulative Funds of the variou | Branches are separately invested, and, by Act of Parliament, are set aside to meet the claime under the respective Depart

sents of the Company's Business,

SHEWAN, TOMES A CO

Agents

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANO) SOCIETY OF THE UNITED STATES,

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., GENERAL MANAGER, Hongkong

1239

1. T. HAMILTON, GASIBAL · MANAÚSI. FOR THE EAST, TETO,

17,888,764

10,522,000

FROM La6 February, MEIRION, No. 10,

Peak, furnished or unfurnished & New Insurance Paid for... £ 26,587,601

Outstanding insurance amounts Boom

No. 6, DES VOUX VILLAS, 68, The to ema PEAK, from 1st March, 1913. Premises Assete amount to will be thoroughly repaired, painted and surplus amounts. tom...

Dividende to Policyholders colourwashed.

1910 Total paid Policy bolders 1910 Eobal Respons For 1810

rose osrkings from Intermó

and Bonte for 19101 31,040,69 ro rate of Inoorte from

Investment (910) Fab‍93, 1912, Hongkong,

No. 21, SHELLEY STREEL To lot or free, GLENSHIEL, Barxar Road, No. 124, Peak, & roata from 1st March, 1813.

No. 1190, The PEAK, faruished, Iron middle of April until end of October, 1913, Four Bedrooms, Tennis Court sad Garden

"ORAIG" RIRIE,' No. 4, the Peak," to

let's fine situation : 8 moms tennis sad eroquet Iss

No. 3, DES VUX. VILLAB, No. 12, Peak, 5 Rooms

FUB BALE #HARTING und ROGATE, en part, at Korleon Inland Lot No. 1186, 25%

Apply totalningu

&rd Floor: Varanda Balmas

LIFE WITHOUT HEALTH IS LIVING DEATH

VETARZOAK, 100

Game ftans diacovery of suadern times for peasain

The proceedings then torminated.

George

Capt. 7. P. Hall Mr. J. G. Haurs

60%

Mr E. H. Sharp

H.

Mr and Mrs C. R.

Shaw

1. Bibley

Gordon

Mr and Mrs B. A Eug Comdr & Mr

Elalo

Rooma, R.N. D-Col. and Mrs Gor-Mr. A. Sinclair

dox Hall, R.A.M.O. Mr Findlay Smith

Lt. Col. Smith Mr R. E. Hall

Mr H. A. Hazeland Mr and Mrs Soffiett Capt. & Mrs Kodgina Mr & Mrs J. Suther-

land Major Humphrey

Mr and Mrs W. G. Mr and Mrs W. M.

Watson Humphreys

Mr and Mrs W. M. Major& Mrs Wesboro

Hamphreys

Capt. Whitfold.

Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Me David Wood Mr H. N. Jeffrios,

GRAND GARLION BOTHÈ

Mr & Mr. Allen Mr A. R. W. Libbley

Mix R. Almond

Mi N. Maher

Mr H. Neopoes

Mr & Mrs W. BishopMr Mullan

and child

Bolden G Mr. S. Capt. and Mrs Bag & Mrs B, Pestoaji M F. Braga F! Miss La Braga

Miss M. Etags

Mr J. NochorD Mr 8. Paul

Mr W. Pringle, Jun Mr and Mrs Ranous Lient R. E. B. Brews-Mr A. F. Bemedios

Mr A

A Bigg Mr and Ms Arthur

tor Charlard

Mas J. Mr & Mrs, Costells & Rogerson

*childras

Kr A. E. Hollins Lieut. Geo, W. Crom-Mr H Sargon

bie, EE

MER Saunderson Dawson. Mr & Mrs Sendington. Mr & Mrs Mr W. Easton

Mr M. D. Edmonds

Madam E Engenis Mr T. G. Flyme

Mr E

Geary

Mr E Bourger

Mr. A. J. G

J. Gh sody

Mr M. Grayson

Mr. Bidford | 1210s E. Greyson

and child

and

Mr. E. E. Smith Mr. 3. B. Southmayd

Mr and Ms James

Spitales Miss Square

Mr and Mrs J.W

An unprecedented infact of rice Mr G. 6. Erionio Mr P. D. Butherland W. T. Harbord, Mr H. E. 8wfield steamers from Saigon and Bangkok bas Mr W taken place within the last three days, Mr & Mrs F. Hardy Hr J. R. Tapp: 4 luyen Vossels having, arrived with an Mr. Harrison-

MR. J. Tobin wrogate of 25,000 tons of rios and rice Mrs J. T. Harwood Mr E Tolman cal In these two ports. This greatest Mr D. Hawkes and 2 children*#* smount comes from Saigon, which ex De V. Hontig

Mr D. Turnbull ported sorno 17,000 tons. This large im Bausa Mr G. Verma)

Barboid: 22. Mr Ae Vogel wor flowering the price of rice, in ever Me J, L.-1 portation it is hope will have the affect Urning question amongst the poorer Hon. MrRA. Mrs Waln

Hewett C.MLO ME Mr A, Herd Capt Welch

P.M. MD. Mwamond

Chinese,

07

REZUMA

Mr and Mrs

Capt. GESElooker

G. Harper

Miss M. Semington

Sorell Mr G. W. Mr.R. E. Shaw Me W. Smith Miss C. Stephans

Mrs Finchett

Mr

0. Hum M

phreye

Mr And

Scott and family

De Sibree

Mrs D. Sir

Mr H. B. Spurge

Mrs Kemp Capt &M . E.

Hra Kemp and cinid Stewart & children

Mr. B. Taylor

Mr and Mrs Kraft

Mr 0. M. KuykendallMr D. W Mr O. M. KaykendallMis A. A. Waterhouse Mr & Mrs G. Laurit. Mr W. E. Weidler

sen

Mr and Mrs H P..

·||

Mrs Abt

Winslow and chiä

Mr K. 8. Morrison

Mr and Mrs. J. H.. Mr E. Mailin

Backhouse

Mr Brooks

Dr and Mrs B. W.

Brown

Mr and Ms A. E.

Carleton

Mr and Mrs M. D.

Currie

Mr and Mrs. 8. G.`.

Newall

Prof. C. H. Ober Mr and Mrs A. Lie.

Perfect

Mr & Mrs J. Robert

Mm G. Sachse

Maj. I. Carrie, R.G.A.Mr A. L. Shielda Ms I. Durria, child Capt. C. V. 8. Skm

and nurse

Mr Gillingham

Ma Harabroack Mr W. B. Hind

akira, BA

Mr H. P. Thomas Mr G. J. K van der

Wal

Mr E. Lang Mr P. D. Wilson

Dr & Mrs Evan-Jonesdr van seran

Dr K. L. Martyn LobbMr J. W. Wilson Mr & Mrs W. Logao Me H. Wontenis Lieut,&M BE. Mr and Misa: James

Lahbock

Young

Mr Agnew

Mr Barrington

GRAND HOTEL

Mr F. Boushausen

Mr. Calvert

Mr Calverb

Mr Chucky

Mr J. Cordeli

Mr B. FL Staphanson Miss Craigie

He

Me and Mr Crow and Mis H. Os Ch. Crichton

Tanner & children

Mr K. J. Treadguid

Mr

and Men Teen

Me Go R. Haywood, and children

W. Jackson

Mr J. Joseph Mr & Mrs Young --

Mr J. B. Arnold Mr A. Bazin Mr L. Birot

Mra M. Wagories 31r M. Wesdrow

Hi My Weinster. R HAM JAH Kerr

Mr & Mrs E. Kéube- Mr. J. A Brail ford Mr.K. Kuhn: Mr 0.1 Brun Mr G. Langose Mrs CL Bean Men L.Lingeri Mr M. Bran Mt Lux Lonys Mr P. Cants Mr G. Homen Mr V. Labi

Carvalho

0351 Merrilles Men G. W M2 4. O. Millar Caulking

Mr F. E. Morgan

MIS JAV Chapman Mt L. Moris Mr B. V. Chant

MrFA. Chopard Hrs R. Mortines Mine AL Clarke MW-10. Müller Cap & Mis Corne Mr. Madje

Powell

frongh

Mr Foscolo

A. Galt

Mz Goods Mr Gordon Mr A Head Mr Hicks

MFATTAR

| Mr F. Bružn

Mr G. Baottner

Mr & Mrs Howard Mr G. Hyda De Keys Mr F. Lorri Mr & Mrs Mudie Mr O'Brics Kr Pittar

Mr Schmidt

Mr H. Shar MJ. SCook Mrs Squir

Me and Mrs Tobias Me Tobiscu

ME WHE

"Mr and Méu by hire

Mr Woodsock

Majo

Mra-MG

"Mr and Mex"ˆJ. Rohild

¿Dispell a childen. MeH

Mr0. B-H. Cullifordæm

Mr B

Mr B. Sommer!

Mr & Mr. D. Harrey, and

sod children

Mr. M. Hayward, MI MA

Miss Brenton MA Brenton

Me and Mrs B

Mr W. Doble

Me and Mrs T. W