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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1918.

AUCTIONS

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PUBLIO AUCTION,

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

ALIGE MENÖRİAL HOSPITALE,

ANNUAL MEETING.

- LACE OF CHINENE”SUPPORT,

Tho" anddal, neitings off the Alco Montorial” and “ Afhated Hospitals in

Hughes and Hough PART Conditions of the SHARE & GENERAL BROKER connection with the London Misionsry

Auctions To THB. GorgeNuKET.

AND ADMIRALTY.

27 General Auctioneers

AND

"Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRINTONS

"TO-KWA-WAN '

COAL STORAGE,

Coder ured:

A.B.0, 4 & UTH EDITIONAL A1. TELEORAinic Code.

Telegraphic Address : *MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

THE Undersigned hare rocalved Instruc Endorse ledas

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED}, -

ос

THURSDAY,

the 27th Februscy, 1013, at 11 A.., at No. 42, NATHAN Reas, Ground Floor, Kowloon,-

A LABOR QUANTITY OF HOUSEBOLD FURNITURE, &c..

letting by Public Auction Sale, to be bald on MONDAY, the 3rd day of March, 1913, P., at the Officer of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Bizcellency the Gavemer, of Ons Lot of CROWN LAND at the Conduit Read Extension, In the Colony of Hongkong. for a term of 75 years, with the option of tapewal at a Crown Rant to be fixed by the Sarveyor of His Majesty the King, for ons farther term of 5 year

TH

Particulars of the Tot.

Locality

Just Road

Fool of Inland

Kriensis

Rounders

Xosare

terte.

100

100 110

PUBLIC

t

110 20,200 244

Ja ho ut

AUCTION

2.135

267

HB Undersigned have received instras-

clone to sell by Fublic Auctios. (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

THURSDAY,

the 13th March, 1913, at 9.30, at their SALES Roosts, No. 8, Des Your Road, Corner of Ice House Street,- A CONSIGNENT OF USEFUL HOUSEHOLD LINENS, (ALL NEW Goonaj, Comprising:- Turkish Togels. Erown Linen Towola, Bath Shea, Huckabeek Towels, Hand- embroidered Fillow - ases, Bath Towels, Single and Double Fed Size Hem-

Comprising Wardrobes, Washstands, Bureaus, Dress- Ing Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Dining Table, Meat Safes, Icu Boxes, fee Chests, Cooking Stores, Overmanteis, Pictures, etc., quantity of Battou Furniture, Electric | stitched Sheets. Honefeomb Quita, Damask Fittings, and two large Teakwood and Glam Show Chaes,

Un view from Wednesday, p. TERMë deas!

Table Cluths and Serviettes, Roller Towels, Ladies's and Gent's Handkerchiefs, Laen Curtains, 3yds, hyds, and 4iya. Pantry, Tea and Glass Cloth, Gent's English made Tonie Shirts, 13, 14, 16 16țin. Pyjama Shirts, Sucks, Table Cover, Lady's 268 Chemi-es, Crisoles, Knickers, Night

dresses, Princess Skirts, Gent's Summer Veste, Singlets,

HOGTIES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, February 22, 113

PUBLIC AUCTION.

8

TUTE Ondaraigned have received Intrac

Tips to Sell by Public Auction,

(FOB ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNEI),

on

FRIDAY,

the 28th February, 1913, commencing at 2.15 r. at ELLIOTT CRESCEXT.

N. 27, Robinson Road,-

"THE WHOLE OF THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

TRERRIN CONTAINED,

tiu

A few lots of Table Plate, E-P. Centro- piece. Fruit Dishes with E.-P. Handles, Rodgers Cutlery, etc., etc.

(In saull lots to suit purchasers).

HUGHES & HOUGA.

ductioneers.

Kongkong, February 21, 1913

NOTICE.

261

As fellows--Silk-covered Drawing Rounder-named Firm of TAILORS,

DRAPERS and OUTFITTERS will commence business from 27th September their new stablishment next to the P. & O. Co'n promises

Suite, Blackwood & Cherrywood Cabinets and Chair, Stands, &c., Ciutaing, Silk. embroidered Wall Hangings, Water Colours

A great variety of GENTLEMEN'S and Oil Paintings, a number of Good WEAR and a choice selection of PIECE Yaso, de, including a few Old„Brand FANCY GOODS from London and Ornansents (Laken from Peking during the Boxer Rebellion).

laservo Tenk Sideboard and Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining Table and Chalm, Carpeta and Engs, (Practically new) Electro-plateel Cutlery and GlamBIRTIN including Dinner Service, Dessert Survico and a complete set of Crystal hy Limoges, France.

Brass and Brass mounted Bedsfonde and Cots with Hair Mattresses and Pillows Lane, Crawford make) Tenk Burants, Washstands, Wardrobes, Overmantels, &c.

Bath Room, Pantry & Kitchen Utensils, |

Álo

An Upright Iron Grand Piano by 'Rachais in Excellent Condition and Spesially made for the Climate, 1 Treadlo Sewing Machine by Finger,' Sunbliods, Gas Fittings, Plants, &c. in Purcelain Pote

(Full Particulars from Catalogue). On view th inst.

TIM

*

usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, February 15, 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

R.

245

BE Undermined have received instrus-

tions to sell by Fublic Auction

00

WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 5th and 6th March, 1913, at 10 a... sach day, at H. M. NAVAL YAND, and at Kowloon De; it- OLD AND SURPLUS NAVAL & VICTUALLING STORES, Comprising:-

Paris, equal to that of any

the principal houses in this Colony, are displayed in their Show Room.

Visitors cordially welcomed.

A trial order for clothing is respectfully solicited;

A personal visit to our Show Room is sure to rewals to mutual advantage.

WING FAT CHEONG, '84, Den Vaux Road Central, Hongkong, September 27, 1912

JAPANESE MAKERS,

1225

EVERY KIND

OF

Footwear

MADI

TU

ORDER

OHERRY & 001, FEDDER STREET,

Opposite Hongkong Bocal

Hongkong May 5, 1930

NOTICE

HIGH CLASS PRINTING

OLD AND SURylus · Naval Stones:-

Leather and: Canvas Hoses; Chain Cable, "Old Iron and Steel, Old Brass and Old Metal, Old Zino, Steering and Fan Englues, Crank and Thrust Shafts, Vices, Electric Cable, Canvar Rage, Ash and Fir Osro, Dom AS

Old Cordage, Mauila Hawser, Coal Bucks,

India Rubber, Bonta Manta, Carpets,

Blankets, Mineral Oil, &c., &o.gl

..AND

BOOK BINDING

THE CHINA MAIL' OFFION

OLD & STEFLUS VICTUALLING STORES | BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY

Provisions, Feamen's Clothing, Blankets,

Offers Mess Traps, (A quantity of Elec-

tro-plated Articles and Table Linen, Prospectuses, Trade Circulars

Implements, Seamer's Mess Utensils, Onl

Blaren, Weighing Machines, &ng &n.

Terms of Sale As detailed In the

HUGHES & HOUGH,

By Appointment ductimetri to the

# Admiralty Hoogkonz. Fibruary 19, 19132

Programmes, Manux, stő, ate

Artistical

Carefully Printed:

вед

23:

Too and the isory

FOR SALE.

Auxiliary Cruiser Yachi

PLOVER'

38 feet overall. 12 feet beam.

Tenk built. Tenk decked. Metal sheathol.

Sociceyiz held on Saturday morning at the odier of the Registrar General. The chair wood by Mr. E. R.. Hallifax, Registrar-General.

De.. R. MacLean Gibson, Medical Missionary Superintendant and Secre ary, prosented the annual report, which vas as follows

GESELL...

We again havo pleasure in raporting in increase in the number of in-patients

Complete with all deck geir, anchors, stond outpatients treated at the four, hos-

Cabin and Pantry furnishings, etc.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned bas received instrue Tote to sell by Pablie auction,

on

THURSDAY,

the 27th February, 1919, commencing at 2:30 PM, at No. 19, Humraazis AVENUE, Kowloon,---

pitals of our Mission. The inoresas In the number of in-patiente haa been su divly in the hospitals for women and hildren, chiefly in maternity cases. In pitals show a substantial increase "sver the out-patient department all the hos

the numbers treated in "any fokanet" 'yoer. The Dispensary at Yau Ma Ti which was opened in 1904, and as which cliniques havo ainoa be held twice weekly, was elised in June last. This was deemed advisable owing to the pressurs of more important work in the other centres | which rendered impracticable an adequate oversight this dispensary. As the Alice Memorial and Nethersole Hospitale to cliniques for out-patients have been conducted regularly, throughout the year. The former hospital still maintains its popularity as a centre for out-patients; 4 per cent of the total number having

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURF.

On View from Wednesday, the 28th Feb. Catalogues will be inaed, TERMS:-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMENT, „Árations P

Hongkong. February 20, 1913.

PARIS TOILET No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (UNDER THE ASTOR Haust).

THE Leading LADIES & GENTLE

MEN'S HAIRDRESSING

SALOONS 15 THE EAST. Manufacturers of SEVES DES ALPES. pronounced by those who wait the bes lairwash to prevent the falling out of hair

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

MARTIN'S

APIOL & STEEL

ThomPILLS

A SEIZED Sementar honanda at kadın «

BANG BELED SANDERER kaupa bo t 01h 12t way fromluray of soythem Mnly do best. The van PASA NOGA, CHILD th Kes amis., 4.1) Câmpiade and Bures we shou prona the bed or unes ten m MEFTIN, AGsm Sociosigkick. Rig

MARTIN'S

YAPIOL & STEEL

PILLS

18:

LD,

CHEN KWONG & CO.,

GENERAL IMPORT E EXPORT.

CANTON LARGE WHOLESALE & RETAIL STORE:

MURNITURE Draperies, Grocerías

Boot and Shoes, Makers of Jewellery, Lacquers, Orockery Wara, Iron-mongery, Wine and Spirite Farsign Clothes for gentlemen made

order by our own ballora.

Large mortment of Chinese Silke and Foreign Goods of every description.

All goods sold as reasonable Prices. The Chespent and Best place in Cenim &

Hongkong to bay Chinese and Foreig

Be Goods,

SUP PAT POO STREET,

CANTON and

TEL. NO: 1405,

Nos. 237, 230, Des Four Road

been treated at that institution. Since the opening of this hospital, twenty-Äve years ago, 307,819 init-patients, exclimivo of return visits, have been treated as the Alico Memorial and branch hospitals, the majority of the trostments being as the ler institution. Having been so long

a centre for healing in the community, here are few of the Chinees inhabitants

of the Calory who are unacquainted with the location of the "Alico," who are unaware of the benefits to be there ob

'0. T.'

SAMPLES MAY

OBTAINED ON

APPLICATION

ΤΟ

BE

GARNER, QUELCH

tained. A large proportion of our Tel. 636. patients reach us through the medium.

this hospital, and, while, owing to the proximity of business blocks, the hum ber who there receive treatment as in. patients is now reduced to a minimum, he greater number when passed to one of the branch hospitals, still regard them-

VISITORS AT HOTELE.

RONGIONG HỘI

Mr and Mrs Adair Mr A. W. Anderson Mrs G. Arubold Mr G. Aurely

Mr and Mrs C. D. 3.

Bell

Mr J. E. Hope Dr J. E. Hultmeer Mr H. J. Hent Capt. K. Innek

Paymaster & Mrs J.

Kiddie, R.N.

Mra A. NE. Judab,

Mr Albert Kopp Mr and Mrs E. &.

Koster

ivce as boing treated in the Aline. The Mr A. T. Barberini

secological department at the Nather 1. Baring sale Hospital, in charge of Dr. Eleanor Mr E, R. Bats Porisins, has shown by personal test. Mr. A. Beaumont mony of the patients, and by the incress. Mrs F. R. Belilios big numbers of those seeking advice, the

A. Kruseman popular appreciation of this branch of our Mr G. A. Bens

Mr&

& Mrs Kucka work. Of the 1,059 in-patients who re- Mr & Mrs F. Bonnettir F. Kange ceived treatment for general diseases, 65

apt. C. R. Reynou Mr H. A. Lampman Me and Mrs N. F. Capt. H. E. Laver per cent. were discharged, cured, 18 per

Bianch

Mr G. T. Lloyd cont. in improved health. 8 per cent. Mr and Mrs Blane

Mr S.

Lowrie died, par cont, were under trontmond 31 F. J. Brutus at the close of the year, and 7 per cent. | Mr II. Ashley Brere. were discharged on other grounds. As in Me H. Bridger former years we have, to the extent of Dr Brill

ton

Mr A. A. Cartón

Mr and Mrs Nail

MacIntyre

Mr A. Mickuszie Mrs MaCras

Dr U. Marriott

& CO.

THE SOLE

KATHOTEL

AGENTS.

Dr and Mrs Anbrej Mr G. P. Lammert

Lt. Archer, R.A.M.O.Lt.Col. & Mrs A. Lient, Archer

Toan, A.P.D. & child Mr & Mr W. Arm-Capt. & Mrs Lembkin,"

stroog

R.A.M.O.

Mr Li M. Bayley Mr and Mrs Beyer Mrs Bowdler

Mr and Mrs A. C.

Lofts Mr Mason

Majot Bowen, P.D. Capt. & Mrs McMunt Attorney General chlidren and curse,

Back il

R.A.M.C.

Mr W, A. Butter-Mr & Mrs Mitchell.

feld

mors and child

Mr H. Colloyshar Major & Mrs Comyn.

BA

Lt. Monteith..

RAM.C

Rev, Boster Pegg Lt. and Mrs T. C. Mr and Mrs Petrie

Cunningham, LA, Mr Plummer Major Davy. R.E. Lt. Col. Radclife, R.E,

Mr Denny's

Mr Felton

KING EDWARD HOTEL.

Me A. S. Alian

Mr J. J. Andrew Mr T. Aoki

Mrs Eiras and child

Mr.F. Aron

Mr and Mr Lemaire

and child

Mr and Mrs Majer

and on

Mix Binoy

Mr and Mrs J. J. Mr G. E. May

Mr and Mrs F

MeHogh

B

Mr M. F. Murray

Chee Mr. and Mrs J. V. Mr and Mrs J. R. S.

Caopor

Mody Mr F. Cox Mr and Mrs Crockett Mr A. P. Nobbs

and family Mrs N. W. Dome. Mr W. A. Donaldson

Mr E. R. Dorey

Mr G. L. Duncan

Mt, Dusseldorp

Mrs Finchett

Capt. & Mr W. C.

Pasamore

Mr H., Pirsbergen

Miss F. Saunders MR. T. Schenet Mrx

Schenk

Mra Ehrhardt & childMr and Mrs J. A.

Sont and family

Dr

Sibre

Mr Geo. Grimble Mr & Mra C. Ham Mr. D. Sira-

phreys

Mrs. R. T. Matheson

and child Dr and Mrs. W. Consul & Mn Fitzen Mr & Mr A. Ritchin Mr and Mrs Kraft

G.W McKean

Mr and Mrs D. G.

McKenny

McNaughter

Mr B. K. Mehta

Mr C. D. Melbourne Mr J. Melcher Mr J. Merecki

our accommodation, admitted applicants Mr O Baschner for relief, whether they were considered Mr and Mm Callsan surable or not; the only exception to Mr. A. J. Cambridge this rule being oases of infectious dis. Mr J. 8. Chalmers

aso, for which we have no quarters suf... Curse, Jr. iciently isolated, and which are accord- Kita W. F. Cow ingly sent to the Government hospitals Miss Crocker for treatment.

Mr G. Crooch The relief of suffering goes hand in hand with the cure of dis- Mr G. P 'Curry" Mr A 8. Cultell suse, and is in itself & sufficient and when Mr & Mrs Henry

radical curo cannot be expected. Eur. Dalla

Mr J. D. 3. Mulder gical cases formed 79 per cent, and dis-

Mrs J. D. F. Mulder cases of the eye 29 per cent of the treat yr AF. Desno

Miss B Dewalt Mr A. 8. Murah nents in the wards of our three general MrHO: Denson

Mr E. 8. Norian Capt. and MIT. D. hospitals; those figures Indicating ap Mr & Mr Derteane Northcombe proximately the proportions of the

MF. Daywalb

Mr B. S. Moors

and 2 children Mr F. 8. Odom

Mew

C.

2

Mr and Mrs H. T.

Richardson

Capt. R. Robertson Mr P. F. T· Robleder

Mr and Mrs G. C. Mr Roberts

Garnier

Mr Rogers

Mr and Mrs G. G. Eug Jomdr & Mrs

Gordou

Roome, R.N.- Mr Ro

Mr J. Gordon

Mr and Mrs B. & Mrs J. Ross

Hale

Mr L. Scott L-Col and Mrs Gor-Mr A. Binelair don Hall, RAMU. Mr A. §. Skott Mr E. E. Hal Mr A. Findley Smith Me H. A. Haseland Lt. Col. Usher Smith. Capt & Mre Hodgins A.O.D. Major Humphrey Mr and Mrs Soßetti

Mr and Mrs Kemp Capt. & Mrs A. H

Mr. S. Spurge Mrs Kemp and child Stewart & children

Mr H.-H. Taylor Mr O. M. KuykendallMr D, Walker Mr U. M. KaykendallMrs A. A. Waterhesse Mr & Mr G. Leurit Mr W. E Weidler.

Mr and Mrs H. P. Winslow and skilā

BED

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL.

Mr & Mm F. Allen Mr and Mrs La Jonen M-R. Almond and children"

J

Mr & Mrs W. BishopM: J. Joseph

and child

Mr S. G. Balden

Capt. and Mrs Braya 31 F. Braga Mine L. Braga

Mr and Mrs W. G. Capt. & Mrs Steriakia M. Brags

Humphreys 2nd D.Q.L.I., maid

Mr and Mrs W. M. and child

Humphreys

I

Mr & Mrs J. Suther- Mr and Mrs P. Jacks land

Mr H. U. Jeffries Col. & Mrs Tuson Mr & Mrs Lee Jones 2nd D.O.LT. Mr A. Keith Major&Mrs Wenbarr Mr M. Kiasie Capt. Whitasid Mr and Mrs Kohler Mr David Wood

AMOR HOUSE,

classes of diseases in the outpatient Mrs B. H. Douglas Mr V. d'Oettingen linique. Of the eye diseases, trache: Mr and Mrs W. A. Mr & Mrs J. Opt

Dowley and its results sccounted for 68 per ceat., MrW.O. Drew,

Mr J. Ormiston Mr L. E. Pinkhom * and cataract for 11 per cent. of the total. Mr and Mrs P. 0 Mr 8. Potten Chinese medicine still holds a large place

Duproche

Mr & Mrs W. Katton

Potis in the public estimation, and in some Mr JE Edwards: cases such treatment is of undoubted Mr and Mrs H. C. Mrs B. B. Powers

Ehrenfels

Mrs. D. Prka value, but in the realm of surgery the Mr C. Falloon-

Mr H H-Ray, failure of the Chinese healer of the old Mr and Mrs W. Far-Miss F. Eray type is abundantly seen in the attempted

well and maid cure of cases which subsequently pass to Mr H. G. Fisher

Finlayson abier hands. Quack medicines from

Mra E. Fomyth woltern lands have foxded the markets MrE. A. Fowler Bira J. A. Euis of the East to the detriment of legitimate Mrs Frankenberger Mr. Bethe medicine as a whole too frequently being. & Mrs. Gears Mra O. Hewal and more effective remedios wostar Mr Denman Fuller Dr O. Schroeter

Mr Henry Garrow Dr and Mrs Beatria

attends experiments with secrat prepara judged by the 11 success which usually Mr and Mrs J. W. Mi Sewall

George

Mr E.. H. Sharp tions of doubtful value;"

Miss George

Mr J. C. Bibley Mrs Gilmore-Kerr Btw G. V. Bidford Mr A. G. Gordon (5 and child The yearly expenditure for repair is

Mrs Goslin

Mr and Mrs E Ev Mr V. Goulbocker...

Sarith loss by $1,497.10 than that of the pre- Mr Joseph Gould MFT. W. Smith vious year. The reduction has been Mr. Gourgay

Mr and

1. Mis James namly affected by postponing till a more MrJ. H. Green ·Brittle? * convenient season? the solour washing Mr. J. Geishaw Mins Square Chopard Mr A/V Pinson

BUILDINGS.

Miss C. E Anderson Mr G. Langone Mr. and Mrs. G. a.Mr Y. Lugebie

· ́Archer" DMA O. Lustis Miss L E. Archer Mr W. R. Maederald

Mr J. V. Martines

Mears

Mr J. B: Arnold MIR. Baudot Mr O. Beach

My Ang Menu Mr Birot

Mr Millar Med. L. Brun Mr F. E. Morgan Mr L. B. Barkharde Birs 6 Morton' Mrs. G. L L. Brun

Mr K. de Morris Mrs J. V. Chapman Mr F. Muso Mr H. V. Olsen ** Mr and Mrs Otta Mr G. G. Cheyne Mr & Mr H

and No. 120, Connaught Road Central, if the buildings externally; and internally * Pi-Op Von Griso-Lt; and Mrs. Capt. & Mra Corner)

ToL No. 8IL

Hongkong

SINGON & CO.

ESTABLISHED À.D. 1880.”

[RON, STEEL-METAL and HARD.

Gonor

· Stairer substituting the application of soap and Mr R. Grundy Mr B. N. Strong water for that of paint; where the latter Capt. T. P. Esi

MeO. W, Stony wow essential one coat way for the host Mr J. G. Hans Mr H. L Sfield part, crployed instead of two. Limon Mr W T Harbord Mr and Mrs. H. waching being indipecable, was doner and Mr G. V. Mr J. B

Mr G.

– Harrive Swift roughout. The constant havoo caused by winte sate har secounted for most of the Mr A Hardman Capt. H. Thumpeon

pondkurs under the houding repair Hou, Mr E A 120. Tam Vormel

WARE MERCHANTS. Wholesale The unticing industry of these inroots Enwett, 0.1.GAJAWisterman-

Me

Pink

D. Powell

Mian HL. & Bowl Mr A Rehwick Mr B. Feinstein Mit J. Smallbones

Mr Ed. Stevang

Mr P. La P. Trung Mr J. H. Harrison Mr O. Henkin Me and Ha E.

Hibbard

and Reball Irusmongan, Pig Ironstests to wadont of using a higher grade and M HF. HE & Mrs B. WabbM A. Kappeler

Me W. Jo Foundry Coke Importers, General Blore- of materials in the construction of builds- keepers and Bhipsandlers No.-85 andings, the increased initial expense being Me

Hickman Mr D. M. Whamond MM.Kappelez A Begina MrA Mia Winkler || Mins G. Kappelar

87. His Logso Staker, (Rod Street, weet compensated by, alysselyaving tindra Major: c Yes Yes Wands Mr NASLONA

of Central Market) Telephone No. 615,3

Hongkong September 4, 1907.

SAVARESSE'S SANTAL CAPSULES

In the Netherste Hospital, alight

ahead

Weight Ba

Mr A. RW. Lahbley Ros, OL Maxfold Mrs C.-

Maxfield

LA

ani children

Mr and Mr. A. JE

Makar

Lieut R. E. B. Brows-Mr S. Paul

ter

Mr & Mrs R. Pestonji

Mr and Mrs J. Can Mr W. Pringle, Jun. rono & 4 children Mr A. F. Remedios Mrs J. Crawford

Mr A

Leat. Gen. W. Crom-Mr and

bie, RE

Rogerson

Arthur

Mrs Cropley Mr A. E. Rolins Mr 31. D. Edmonda. Mr E. Sargen Madam E. Engenie Mr. M. Saul Mr and Mrs. Fred. Mr L. C. Saunderson

Farger

Mr G. W. Sewell M. W.-H.

Mr T. G. Flynn

Mr H. Goarger Mr A. Smith:

Mr.A.J. Gandy

Mr G. Harper Mr G. R. Haywood

Mi C. Stephans Mr R H Stephenson Mr E. J. Treadgold-

Bir & Mrs Head Mr & Mrs Mr M. Hartal

Mr W. Jackson

Tribalt

Mr&Mm P. Valased Mp3B.Young

GLAND HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs Allan. Mr. Ashby

Mr Mahtaladt Mr & Mrs Madia Mr H. Namer

Mr and Mrs Austin - Me J. Mitten

Mr Barber

Mr Barrington

Mr. Babr

Me Berry za

Mr BosabauSAKE

Mr W. Big

Mr. Tera Mr and M Mr L WALA Thomas Mr Dan Him Toh'e

Uda Trévilla S Mr L. Vallon Bir De Violini Mr.Or Wardamo

Mr. J. Watac Me VC White

Mr N, B. Wicht-'-

Mina L

MFSchme Mr. F Me

Mr E

Melatin

Mry Tobias

Me A Mr Higginbotham Mr Hollard

Mr & Ma Howard

MrG, Watkins MirfloWoman Me E Welig Miz and BiraNA

Mt-Bahn

Mirand

Capell

MAU

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