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FRIDAT, FARRUARY 21, 1918.

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEERS TO Tax Cornerment.

AND ADMIRALTY,

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS TO-KWA-WAN" COAL STORAGE,

Codor used!

A.B.O. & H EDITIONS, AL. TELEGRAPHIN Code.

Telogmphic Address : 'MEIRION' HONGKONG.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received Ina'ras on all by Paulle A nation

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCRARAD,

03

SATURDAY,

the 2nd February, 1913, at 2.31 2.3., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux

Road, Comer of Ice House St.

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

&c.,

FURNITURE, &c.

Romoved to Sale Recus for Convenience of Sale.

(Full Particulars from Catalogue). TEXMI-A menal.

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, February 18, iš18.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONRER

D

FOR SALE

RHEUMATISM CAUSED HIM,

THE CHINA MAIL.

Many Months of Misery. COLED Two Ta's Aco. Er Da Williams' PINK PILLA, A3 2315 WAZ.

VIE SINCE Y

HAWK FROM HOME.

(From Our Own Commsponding.

LONDON, Jan

attention.

BANK WAY. The

The wonderful sirceath which visited Rheumatism its victima just se SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. long as the old which canes it remains in Sheerness on Cotobar 14th, and Dover | the blood. When this sold is aliminated the rheumatism is gone completely sad for on January 4th, in again engaging publis The "linen." mazena od The thing that is needed is the right medicine to drive the rheumatic poison out. guarded statement to the effect that the De Wildams Pink Pills bare oured more vessel was the famous Hansa, one of the ores of Rheumatism than of any other discans axce ting anemia, besons they finest and most efficient dirigibles of the cleance pad shrish the blood stream, re- Zeppelin typo. While this aircraft is not stormy a state of perfect purity and in the possession of the Gorman Govern- health

Mr M. raa. T. Klooster, who has chargement, yet she can be mobilised at any the Government Gardens at Ambarwa, 58 feet ararall. 15 feet boaIT.

JAVA, By: suffered to badly from time for military purposes, and has lately Rheumatism that for nearly three months been utilised as a training ship for officers Teak baik. Teak ducked. Metal sheathel. |1 was incapacitated from performing my Comple's with all drek gear, stichors, sto.dily durio. The pains were very serere in active service.

Auxiliary Cruiser Yacht

PLOYER'

Cabin and Pantry furnishings, etc.

PUBLIC AUCTION

THE Undersigned has received instruc» tions to tell by Public Auction

Du

SATURDAY,

the 2nd February, 1913, commencing al 11 m., at his Salos Rooms No. 4. DUDDELL STERKT, —

A CHOICE SELECTION OF FINE PERSIAN CARPETS & RUGS. On view Now. TERMS:---Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkong, February 18, 1913.

PUBLIO AUCTION.

Mr. M. van T. Kloster, of Ambarawa, Jurn

(From a photograph),

n my back and shoulders, my legs wore tif and painful, all my bones ached erribly, causing me to spend months of miserable night At the same time I had 234ty beadaches, could eat but little, and

ང་ uffered from con-tipation.

"I had been under medical treatment for me time without result when I tried Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People, but by the time I had taken fire bottles of THE Undersigned but received matrac.thesa Fills the pins were gone, cold

At and sleep well, my Rheumatism w tiota to sell by Public Auction,

years have passed completely cared. Two since then and I am still enjoying excellent health

OP

THURSDAY,

the 27th February, 1913, commencing a 2.30 r.., at No. 12, KruraLY AVEC, Kowloon,-

À QUANTITY of

235 VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

HE Undersigned have "sceived instruc

THE

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

00

FRIDAY,

י.

the 28th February, 1913, commencing at

2.13 r... at ELLIOTT CRESCENT,

No. 7, Robinwon Road,---

THE WHOLE OF THE

FURNITURY,

A HELPFUL BOOK FREE Il pan need further information write for the use- ful book "DISEASES OF THE BLOUD" -o the address below and it will be sent free,

The Hanas is now stationed at Pota dam, and has recently been cruising almost daily over Berlin. She can attain a spood of 50 miles an hour. In Septem- bor last, the Hansa achieved a rosced by carrying on an excursion round Hamburg a total of 37 persons, including crow of fifteen

To guard against this new terror in time of war the new naval magazijos atį Portsmouth for the storage of higher. plosives are being completely protected against bomb dropping by hostile air craft. They are situated at Bodenhain, an isolated spot in the upper roaches of the harbour, and consist of a number of sunken ferro-conarete chambers, which are covered in completely by four feet of earth, and turfed to bide their iden tity from above. The works, which re semble military earthworks, are under the protection of Metropalitan police, who at night are assisted by trained wateli.

dogs, while the harbour waters are pat rolled by water dice. The site in two miles from Gosport and from Portermouth Harbour, and the cost will amount to £100,000.

''' TERÁNDOT."'

**Turandot, Princess of China," pro-

'0. T.'

SAMPLES MAY BE

OBTAINED ON

APPLICATION

TO

GARNER, QUELCH

Dr. Williams' Pink Pills are obtainable vided a whiff of the Far East at the St Tel. 636.

frum medicine vendors everywhere, and

James's theatre on Saturday night when

On View from Wednesday, the 26th Feh from the Dr. Williams' Medicine Co., 84, the audience was transplanted to the

Catalogues will be issued. Tan-Cash on delivery,

GEO. F. LAMMERT,

ÅRSKONRET. Hongkong, February 20, 1913.

AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

247

Undaesigned have received instruc

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD Tell by Pablle Anction.

FURNITURE

THEREIN CONTAINED.

As follows:-Silk-covered Drawing Room Suite, Blackwood & Cherrywood, Cabinets and Chairs, Stands, e, Cartans, Silk. embroidered Wall Hangings, Water Colours Anel Oil Paintings, a number of Good Vases, &c., including a few Old Bra Ornaments (taken from Paking during the Boxer Rebellion),

Binasive Teak Sideboard and Difiner Waggons, Extension Dining Table and Chairs, Carpets and Rugs (Practically new) Electro-plated Cutlery and Glassware

(FOR ACCOUNT OF HER CONURENED).

on

SATURDAŸ,

ae 2nd February, 1933, at 9.30 PM.

at their Sales Rooms, No. 8

Des Vieux Road, Corner of

Ice House Stroet,--

40,000 CIGANIS,

20,000 VIRGINIAN C'GARETTES,

Also

fin perfect condition and in small lots to suit all buyers), Cigarette Holders and Cases, Pipes, etc., Stop Watches Binoculars and Race Glasser.

including Dinner Service, Dessert Service A number of 500 Candia Power Lips. sad a compluto set of Crystal by Limoges, Franco.

Brags and Bras mounted Bedsteads and Certs with, Hair Mattresses and Pillows (Lane, Crawford make) Teak Bureaus, Waslistands, Wardrobes, Overmantela, &c.' Bath Room, Pantry & Kitchen Utensils,

Also

Ap Upright Iron Grand Piano by 'nachala' in. Excellent Condition and Specially made for the Climate, 1 Troadle Sewing Machine by Finger, Bunblinds, Gas Fittings, Plants," &c. in Porcelain

Puti

(Fall Particulars from Catalogue). On Tiew 20th inst.

TEAMS :--de uzual,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers, Hongkong, February 15, 1913.

G.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

R

(new), e.. tta;

And

2 Carrying Chairs (Lady's). TIE:-

asual. HUGHES & HOUGH, Hongkong, February 20, 1913.

MARTIN'S

APIOLSILLS

225

MARTIN'S

"HE Undersigned have received instruc-

Ttion to sell by Public nacion

ני

on

FEDNESDAY and ̧THURSDAY, the 5th and 6th March, 1912, at 10 a... each day, at H. M. NAVAL YA,

and at Kowloon Dajót,

OLD AND SURPLUK

NAVAD & VICTUALLING, STORES,

Comprising

OLD AND SURpian Navat SPOKES —

ASTERL

249

PEAK TRAMWAYS COMPANY,

WME TABINA

WEEK DAYS.

7.00 sm, bo 8.00 a.m...Krazy 28 niknuter. 8,00a.m. to 10.00a.m...Etury 10 minuzio 10,003.m. to 11.00 s.m...Every 15 minute 11.30am to 18.45 p.m...Erary 15 minuta 13.40 p.m. to 1.15pm...Erary 10 min

11pm to 1.45pm...Every 15 minute 1445 puan, kur kal8 pum...Kváry 10. 3.18 p.m. to 5.00 p.záv 5.00p.m. to 6.10 p.m.-E

Leather and Canvas Hoses, Chain Cable, falls gum, and 9 p.m., 9.45 p.m. in 1LM

Old Iren-and-Stoel, Old Bram said "Old" || Metal Old Zinc, Steering and an Engines,

p.m. every 15 minutes.

SUNDATE

Umank, and Torant Shafta, Vices, Electric 3.00 má to 10.30 am...Brary 15 mingian Cable, ('anyaz Rage, Asli and Fir Cara, 20 am to 11.00 3. m...Every 10 minuten

LI.45 to 19 Noon....Every

Uld Cordage, Manila Hawer, Coal Backs, 19:00 combo 1.00 pm.v

India, Rubber, Boats, Maste, Carpeta2.00 pm to 5:00 pm. Blanket, Mineral Oil, &a & SE

OLD & SOLO VICTUALLING STOR Provisos, Fester's Clothing, Blankais, Officers Men Traps, (à quality of les tro-plated Articles and Table Linen), Implements, Seamen's Mese Utocells, Oak Bayes, Weighing Machines, do, do

Terms of BaleAs detailed, in the

HUGHES & BOUGH

5.00 pm. bo 8.00 pm. 6.00pm to 7.00 p.m. 7.00pm. $.10 pumu

NIGHT CARS as cus Week Days

zechuon Road, Shanghai, one bottle for | 81.50, six for 28.00, post free,

Peking of the thousand and one days." The plot is based on an old Italian comedy, derived from a Persian story, and the piece is more of a spectacle than a play. is described on the programme "Chinoiserie." Mr. Tothro Bithell

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs Adair My A. W. Anderson. Mr G. Arnhold Mr H. Asharad Mr G. Aurely Mr A. T. Barberini Mr M. Baring Ms E. Barkhausen Mr R Ente

E.

& CO.

THE SOLE AGENTS.

PRAX ROMIE,

Dr and Mrs Anbrey Mr G. P. Lammert Lt. Archer, B.A.M.C.Lt. Col. & Mrs A.

Lean and child J.Lieut. Arber

Pavicaatar & Mrs Kidd, R N. Mr Albert Kopp Me and Mrs B. A

Koster

Mr A. Kruseman "Mr & Mrs Kuckx

Mr F. Kunze Mr. A. Lampman Mr B. A. Beaumont Capt. H. E. Laver

Mr and 31ra W. H. Mr P. Beilby

Lawrence

is responsible for the English translation from, the German, and M. Busoni, com- posed the music, whilo. Siz George Alex- ander has provided London with a drama ic novelty which will be the talk a the town. Its production, certainly, is in the most lavish fashion possible. Although this English-German-Italian. Mrs B. R. Belilios

T. Lloyd Persian-Chinese play is not in its out Mr and Mrs C. D. J. Mr

Mr A. G. Starley- Bell

Low some whally successful, yet it is not to Mr G. A. Bons

Mr&Mrs F. Bennett Mr S. Lowrie be xumuned up in the word "rubbish

Mr and Mrs. Nell which was hurled at Sir George from the Min L. Bennett

MacIntyre gallery. Like many other things it is Capt. C. B. Reynom

Mr S. Mackioban Blanch compounded of good and bad, and its Mr and Mrs N, F. Mr A. Mckenzie

"Mm MaCrag fault is that the comedia are not worked Mr and Mira Biane

Dr O. Marriott into the story with any shit. Miss Mr F. J. Bourne

Mr & Mrs W. Arm-Capt. & Mrs Lembkin.

strong

Mr L. M. Baylor Mr and Mrs Beyor Mrs Bowdler

B.A.M.O.

Mr and Mrs.

Lofts

Mr Mason, A.P.D.

Maju Bowen, &.P.D.Capt. & Mrs McMann Attorney General children and nurse,

Buckmill

R.A.M.C...

Mr.W. A. Butter Bir & Mrs Mitchell

feld

more and child

Mr H. Calleyshaw Major & Mrs Comyn

RA

Lt. Monteith

RAM.O. Lev. Foster Reg Lt and H T. C. Me and Min Petrie

Carvingbaw, KA.Mr Plummer Major Dary, RE

I Col. Redelize, B.B

Mr Bilion Mr Dentys

PARIS TOILET Evelyn d'Airy was a bewitching Turan. Mr H. Aanley Brore. Mn R. T. Mathew Consul & Mrs Eitzen Mr & Mrs A. Ritokie

No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (UNDER THE ASTOR HOGLE)

HE Lending LADIES & GENTLE SALOONS IN TEX EAST.

THE HAIRDRESSING

tox

lot, und Mr. Godfrey Tearle made a

Mr B. Bridges hands me dabing Prince.

Mr G. Brocg

and child

Dr G. W. McKea Dr and Mrs C, W.

Мекенпу Mr and Mrs D. G.

McNaughtor

Mr B. K. Mehta

Mr and Mrs G. C. Mr Roberts

Garnier

Mr Rogers

Mr and Mrs G. G. Eng. Comdr & Mrs

Gordon

Mr J. Gordon

Rooms, R.N. Mr Ross

Manufacturers of SEVES DES ALPES.always been sympathetic to new dramatic Mr A. J. Cambrid Mr C. D. Melbourne Mr and Mrs B. A. Mirs J. Rom

One critic says that the production is Dr. C. Bromhead un event of outstanding theatrical im Mr G. Buschner portance." Sir George Alexander has Mr and Mrs Calleen The Mr J. 8. Chalmers, developments. Ho produced

Mr A. A. Claxton

贷 Second Mrs. Tanqueray." He produced Mr G. B. Corse, Jr.

Curren piny by Henry James. He produced Mrs. W. F. Out Oscar Wilde. Now he has housed the 18

Mr G. Crouch picture play."

pronounced by those who use it the bes Hairwach to prevent the falling out of hair

J. O. SCPIEBS, Proprietor. Hongkong, February 8, 1913.

PATELL & CO.

It is also described as a brave experi- ent, mare worthy of praise than many

SUCCESSOR,

The story is a delightful little affair how the beautiful Princesa Turandot,

Exporters & Importer:uting men, enforced all her suitoes to

guess three riddle or forfeit their hoods. Quite a number tried, and were beheaded. Then came the Prinse, unbeknown, and

Miss Crocker

Mr G. I. Carry Mr G.

B

Datama

Mr F. Daywalk

Mr J. Maisher

Mr J. Merecki Mr J. Merrill Mrs and Mis Mr B. 8. Moors

Mr J. D. F.

F. Mulder Hulder

Mr J. D. F.

Hala

Mr L. Scott

La-Ool, and Mas Gor-Mr A. Sinclair don Hall, B.A.M.Q. Mr. A. 8, Skott Mr R. E. Hal

AKTOR HOURE.

Mr H. &cima Miss G. E. Anderton Me and Mrs Q. A.

Archer

Miss L. E. Archer

Mr J. B. Arnold

K

R. Baudeb

Mr O. Bach

Mr La Birnb Mr J. J. Brooks Mr C. L. Brun Mr C. L Brun Mr L. R. Borkhardt HN J. V. Chapout Me. H. Y. Chenu Mr G. G. Cheyns Mr F. A. Chopard MM J. Collins Capt. & Mre Corne

Mr P.. Crox Me H. Dedeogion Mr and Mrs A. G.

Elder

Mr J. Fayardo Mr R. Fadmern

Mr and MrsË" B;

Hibbard

KrH E. Jennin Mr.W. Juster

Mr J. H. Ket Mr G. Laugos MA

Mr J. V. Martines · Mr A O: Mar Mr F. E. Morga Mrs K. de Morsin Mrs. Murton Me F. Mu Mr & Mire H. Tink Mr H. V. Furter: Mr J. D. Powell Miss EL. C. Reed Me A Renwick MF 3 4. Suellbone Mr. F. Tera Mr L W. L. Thom Mr. B. de Treville Mr. Is Vallot. Mr J. Watson Mr V. C. White

Mr P. Le P. Frunx, Mr N. R. Wake

Mr J. H. Harrison Mr C. J. Williamson.

KING EDWARD. BOTEL..

4.

Mr A. S. Allan 2- Mr and Mr Esconïrs Mr J. J. Andrew ind ofld

Mr and Mrs

Mr T, Aoki

Mr F. Aron

and sod

Mrs Birm and child -Mim Masey'

Mr and Mrs

Bryan

Mr A. Findlay Busith | Mr T. Choo

Mr H. A. Hateland Lt. Col. Usher Smith Mr & Mra H. Müller Cape & Mix Hodgins A.O.D.

Mr A. 8. Murch

Mr E. E. Norman

and Mr F. D.

M-T5.

Bra

Miss E. Deywalt Mr A. F. Deans Mr H. C. Denison Mr & Mrs Derteana Mr F. S. Odom

and 2 children Mr V. d'Catlinger Mrs R. 11. Douglas Mr & Mrs J. Up t Mr and Mrs W. & Mr.J Ormiston

Dowley

Mr A. Otio

MrW, Q. Drew

Mrs. M. Overton

General Merchants guessed then, and in his turn shallonged Mr and Mrs P, Q, Mr and Mra C.-H.

and

Commission Agents,

HONGKONG, CANTON, BHANGHAI, AND

HANKOW,

THE

'CHINA MAIL

Can be obtained ut the following

places in Hongkong *».

The Hongkong Hotels

| The Hongkong Yery Wharf.

Tae Kowloon Ferri Whari,

The Kloak, Blake Pier.

the princes to find out his name or he would claim her in marriage the next Jay. So there are pretty flutterings be- tween pride and love in the Princess's breast, for love told her to fail, and pride told her to win. In the end she did both She found out his name and married him 100.

THE GRAND DUKE CH

The Grand Duke Michiel Alexandro

Mr

Pipren

Dutroche

Pinkham MrJE Edwards Mr L. E Mr and Mrs FL. C. Mr. 8. Paten

Ehrenfais

Mr & Mrs W. Hutton Mr. C. Falloon Pot's

Wallace. Farity Mis R B. Powers.

ielding Mr. Ranit Mr H. M. Mr C. Finlayson

F. Mr H. G. Fisher Mis "Bray Mrs F. Forsyt

Me and Mrkenberger Mr Mrs F

Mr

Richa

Mr B. T.

aid-on

G. E Riegel

Mr Desmas Falet Capt. I. Robertson

Major Humphrey

Mr and Mrs Sofatti

Mr and Ms W. G. Capt. & Mrs Blerick fod D.O.L.1., maid

Humphreya

Mr and Mr W. M.. and child

Humphreys

Mr & Mrs J. Suther

Mr and Mrs P. Jacks land

Mr H: V. Jeffries. Col. & M Tuson

Mr & Mra Lag Jones 2nd D.C.IJ. Mr A. Keith

Majord Mrs Wenborn Mr M. "Kissane Capt. Whitfield Mr and Mrs Kohler Mr David Wood

ORAND CARLTON HOTEL.. Mr & Mrs F. Allen Mr & Mrs L. Jones M2 R. Almond and children Mr & Mrs W.BishopMr J. Joseph

Mr A. RW. Libbley and child Mr 8. G. Balen Rey, CL Hazfeld Capt. and Mrs Brags Mia G. L. Maxild M. F. Braga

anchildren Mr and

Mr

J. Mr G. E. May.

Mr and Km P-

Mr and Mrs J. V. Mr and Ms J. H. M.

Cooper Mr. W. Cox

MaHagh

Mody Mr M. 7. Marray

„P, Kubbe

Hi W, C. Capt. *

1sarmon

Krand Biz Crockett Mr A....1

and family

Mrs N. W. Dome

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr B. Piebergen

Mr E R. Drey

Mr

G. L. Danow

Dumeldenp

.... Misa E. “aundari

“Mra H. T. Soketer

Mos Bubark

Man Ehrhardi & childMr. and Mrs J A My Fiochets

Mr Gea. Grimble.

phrers

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·Dr

Ham

Scots and

Mrs D. Binn

Mr H. 8 Bars

Mr and Mrs Kemp Capt. & Mrs. H. Biss Kemn and child. Stewart & children Mr and Mrs Kraft - Me 11. R. Taylor Mr C. M. KaykendallMr D. Walker Mr, BL. Kuykendall Mrs A.A Waterhous Mr & Mrs O. Laarit Me W. E Weidler

Mr and Ms B, P.

Winslow' and rřili

A... MA

RENOBLESS MOTEL

vitek has been deprived of his nomine | Me Heary Garrow: Mr P.F T Bubleder Miss L.. BORN McKay, Mana pir | Miel and Mrs J, H. Me and Max 10 QS

J. A. Rule Mr E Sarb

tion as Rogant in the event of the Tsar's Mr & Mrs A: Gear Capt. Ralle decease before the best-apparent attains and M J. F. Mir J the age of 16, and has been judged to be Miss George

George

Mr W. Schmolke

Dr O. Schroeter

Min M. Brass

Lient K. E. B. Brews-Mr 8. Paal:

barangangan dan Mr & Mrs B. Paston) He and Mia J. Cads-Mr W. Prin legen rona 4 childres Mr A. F. Remocion

Backhouse Newall DRE Dy and Ms B. W. P-1, 0 It. Ober

Brown Me wash. Men, K.- 15 Mr. and Mrs ABC Portock at GAG

Carleton

Mr & Mr J, Bobeck-

Dr and Mrs Seefrid Mis J. Crawford big de A Boy Mr and Mrs Abou

Litt (760 W. Coom-Mirand

a person unqualified to conduct his own Mr. A. G. Gordon Affaire. In future Sure will be Mrs Goin

Mrs C. verall fusedisasháp, under the supreme direction: M. V. Goelbourn

Mi & Sewall Mr Joseph Guald

Bollins Mr. E. Cropley Me Mr Au of the Test over tho person, properly anul My J. Gourge Mr E. H.

Sharp

My M. D. Kimonds Mr E. Sargon so affairs of the Grand Duke Michael.: An My JB. Great Mr J. O. Stulay ***

Bidford Madam E. Bogs Me W. M. Baul

Mr and Mrs Fred W. Bewell the younger brother of the Tsar, he was Mr. J. Gzimaław Mrs G.

· Paunderson Mr La and child heir-presumptive up to the time of the Mr P. U. Von Griso

Me mod Mrs E E Tarvitch's birth. He showed gross saline Gine bak Smith Mr T. GL By Mr. W. H Smith

MT:AY. Grimth

4. Mr.T. W. Smith Mr H. Goargur Káz A. B MK Grundy

« O. Stephane" Capt. T. P. Er Mr and Mrs. James Mr Anda Chandy

My G. Harper Mr B. H. Stephen

faction at the prospect of being free from the care of the throne, and on the day

"Curtie Maj. Carria, R.G. 4. Mr A. 1. E Hra L. Curzio, child Capt. 0..V.B. Skr

Me Gillingham Mr. P Tho

Mr. W. B. Hindi Walsh Dr. & MIN KATAN

De B.LA Martyn Loblike Jaw. Wil

following the birth of bla nephew, bej Mr J. G. Hanna Spitiles DA TGFB Heywood Hr E. J. Trendgrid – 5tr år 210 W Logan Mr B.: Wand

TEAM De Fa Mi & Mr W, Hand "Mr & Mrs B. 1716 1716" Mrs R., K

MWT. Harbord:

artmann

appeared as Court wearing the striped epsucite of in oficer of reserve, and Mr E. G. Hartmann

said to the Twar: “You: 200, longee on the schite list,

Two you go the

The Upper Peak Tram Station.

lensted:

"divorced.

The Lower Peak Tram. Bistion..

La ang King (&ábor House Hotel Las Pang Keo (Astor House Hotel)

Ah Ahop (Queen's Road),

(1)Agullar Street),

peated

30 Mr. Bad. Min

Duke con ME

Braiter

HO. W. Buong

E Brafield Mr. Tipp

Hoa. Hooks & Hr Mex. Taylor ****

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Mr. ML. Hortal @Mr & Mrs P. Vi

Mran 1 Mivallan

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