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THURSDAY, MARCH 18, 1918.

Q..

AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Hughes and Hough Petting by Publis: Auction Sale, to be

AUCTIONEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND Á DÖFIRALTY.

General Auctionsera

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN”·

GOAL STORAGE,

Codes used:

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

Al. TKLRAPHIC CODE.

Telogmphio Address :

MEIRION HONGKONG.

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE CO.

IN WHICH ARE TESTED THE SHARED OF ..THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCH

COMPAST, LTD,

and

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS

ASSURANCE CO..

TOTAL FUNDS AT 31ST Deceиazz, 1911,

£22,061,286.

-Atthorised Capital £8,000,000

Subscribed Capital £4,500,000

Paid-up Capital.

1-Fire Funds..

.£2,437,600 ***** 3,809,114

Sinking Fund Account

I-Life & Annuity Funde... 16,138,180

Revanue Fire branch..

- 13

88,519

£22.661.28%

1

9,567,158 1,973,289 262,592 430,193

£8,223,319 The Accumulative Funds of the various Branches are separately invaated, and, by Act of Parliament, are set aside to meet the chime ander the respective Depart monta of the Company's Business.

Lito ad Annuity

Branches} Revenue Marino Department... Ochar Recaipta

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.

Agenta

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE

SOČLETY OF THE UNITED STATES.

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., GENERAL MANAGER, HONGEONO

DARTICULARS and Conditions of the

bold on MONDAY, the 17th day of March 1913, 3 r., at the Offions of the Public Works Department, by

Order of His Excellency the Governor, of One Lot of CROWN LAND above Rounedy Road, in the Colony of Hongkong, for term of 78 year, with the option of renewal at a Crown Rant to be fred by the Sarveyor of His Majesty the Kuso, for

na farther term of 75 years,

Irailty

No of Sale,

Hexatry No

Int No. 12

Particulars of the Tat

Boundary

Ин

Contents in

da por valo plan 10,918 10

HOTELS

THE

10's

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

ST-ANDREW'S CHURORE

KUWLOON.

GIFT BY SIR PAUL GRAZER.

The Rev. C. N. Pore prasided over a good attendance: a's meeting held in the

SHARY & GENTHAL BROKER. church pastry, of sastholders interested in

FOR SALE

Auxiliary Cruiser Yacht

"P LOWER

58 foot overal, 12. lees bat»,

Tenk built: Teak dooked. Metal shemdlied, Complete with all deck gear, anabara, ato.

Cabin and Pantry furnishings, ate.

PUBLIO

AUCTION

OF

the erection of a.charth. Hallintoshpaatian with St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon.

The Chaplda, in explaining the purposs for which the meeting had bean called, raid. that ever since he came to the Colony he bad soon. that the church needed a church hall That was obvious to anyeus. At present they had no place in which; be fold the different.naobings, and he thought that s. church: kall, wan essential in a pariah whose work was not, he hoped, on the downward grade. He mentioned the matter quita casually some time ago to Sir Paul Chater, and he would gat Mr. Bryer to prepare sketch,phn,, At an extracrdinary restry meeting, Beki aubsequently the play, disoned ant adopted, bub instead of the building seating 2.0 people it was decided that it be made to seat 250.

be said

ANTIQUE CHINA CURIOS & SILE Moanwhile, they were thinking of ways

928.

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON.

ALECTRIC LIGHT. AND FANS

BATH ROOM TO LACH Room,

Cold and Hot Water throughout

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS.

BILLIARD ROOM,

Private Dining Room. EXCELLENT CUISINE.

For Particulars apply to

THE MANAGER, Tac. No. 129. Telg. Address 'TruxOTEL!

Hongknaz, Feb. 3. 1913

206

KINGSCLERE HOTEL,

HONGKONG

INRIVALLED position in the Bill ris, overlooking the Botanica! Gardens and facing the Harbour.

Numerous quiet Saiten with luxuriously itted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electric FADA, Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms throughout.. Telephone No. 1122.

Oable Address: *Sachaola,'

A:B.3. Code 5th Ed. Hongkong, September 1, 1908. 120

J. T. HAMILTON, GENERAL MAR1022 KING EDWARD HOTEL

FOR THE FLAT, Tokyo.

New Insurance Paid for.....£ 25,587,500 Outstanding Insurance amounte

Amate amount to........ £104,063,655 Surplus amounts to...... ..£ 17,823,768 Dividends to Policyholders

1910

Total paid

Total Етропаев

******1910

10,575,167 53,439,264 10,392,037

Polyholders 1 for 1910 Grom earnings from interest

and Rants for 1910...... £1,648,52

Gross rate of Income from

Investments 1910.........

Hongkong. Fob. 23, 1913.

4.487

27

LESSONS IN CHINESE,

RLI HON FAN, a Chinese graduats MR.

A

to European officials and merchants in this Colony lar over ten years.

He has a good method of training Euro- pasus to pass in the Chinese examination, and is possessed of a first rate certificate su a Chinees tesober. Babaa also good know lodge of Mandarin and Hakka.

Those who intend learning the Chinese language are requested to write care of China Mail ofico or direct to 31. Holly wood Road, la floor.

Hongkong, May 17, 1912.

THE

.67.

LONDON DIRECTORY,

(PUBLISHED ANNUALLY) FINABLES tradom throughout the World to communicate direct with English

MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS

EN

in each class of goods. Biniden being a complete commercial guide to London and ita si burbs, the directory contains, lista of EXPORT MERCHANTS

with the Goods they ship, and the Colonia). and Foreign Markets they supply STEAMSHIP LINES arranged under the Porte to which thay mil and indicating the approximate Bailings; FBOVENDIAL TRADE NOTICES

of sending Manufacturers, Merchants, etc..

In the "principal provincial towns and

A

FIRST CLASS HOTEL

UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT, EXCELLENT ROOMS, ELECTRIC LIFTS & LIGHT.

REASONABLE RATES.

TELAPHOST 173.

H. HAYNES, Manager, Hongkong, bober 2, 1908

WYNDHAM HOTEL, WYNDHAM (Flowxx) STREET, Opposite Clock Tower.

196

OCATION good for Hillside Scener; U and ONLY TWO MINUTES' WALE FROM BUSINESS CENTRE, Families, Residents and Tourists

made thoroughly comfortable.

Terms

Moderate.

RUM ON FIFACLASS LIES. Under the Persons) Supervision of the Proprietress

M. S. HOY,

BRADSIDE

FRIVATE HOTEL

TANDING in its own grounds_with Tennis and Croquet Lawn, Larye Alry and Well Furnished Rooms, Every bome comfort. Fine View of the Harbour Telephone, No. 690,

Mea F. W. WATTS, Apply to

"Brzoɛide,' 20, Macdonnell Road: Hongkong, September 2, 1908. “

NOTICE

12

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

BOOK BINDING

DOON AT

THE 'CHINA MAIL' OFFICE:

BOOKS E PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY

industrial contres of the United Kingdom Prospectuses, Trade Circuları

▲ popy pl. the surrent edition will b

forwarded, freight paid on receipt of

orial Order for 208 Dealers Banking Agencies can

Advertise their trade meds for Kel, or larger, advor. Da tisements from £3,

"The London Director Co. Ltd.

Programmes, Menas, eto, etr,

Artistionlly ¡Arranged and/

Onzefully Printed,

EMBROIDERIES.

and means. Last Monday, continued the Chaplain, he went to see Siz Paul Chater to get from him a finished plan, and ho

THE Undersigned has received instructhen told him he was going to give the

tions to sell by Public Auction

on

SATURDAY,

church hall. The congregation's part was that of furnishing it. He (the Chaplain thought. thai fini duży was a prayar"o)

the 15th March, 1913, commencing, at utmost thankfulness to God, and thei"

2.30 ... at his Salsa Rooms,

DEDDELL STRIES, ——

A QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE ANTIQUE CHINA

CURIOS

from Ming to Tonkwong Dynaties,

Comprising:

3 Colour and Blue And White Vases, Plates, Bowls and Figures, Oid Broomas, Jade Oronments, China, Glass, Amber, and Crystal Souff Bottle, Old

Chinese Pictures, etc;"

Also

SOME EXCEPTIONAL FINE

JAPANE E HANGINGS & SCREENS, HAND-PAINTED FAKEMONOS,

And

CHINESE SILK EMBROIDERED MANDARINE'S COATS AND PRIEST'S ROBES.

On View from 13th March, 1013. Catalogo will be imoed. TsCash on delivery,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Austroar. Hongkong, March 8, 1913.

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

second a hoarty vote of thanks to Siz Pau Chater, this to be forwarded by their -ecretary.

The meeting decided to pass the the plans, and a furnishing committee was appointed.

THE SCIENTIFIC DARK AGES.

Bir M. Crookes Looks Back Sixty-Axe

YOAPE

Some interesting recollections of the cientific world in the middle of last ntury were revived by Sir William rookes in his speech from the chair at the recent manual dinner of the old stud-

'0. T.

SAMPLES MAY BE

OBTAINED ON

APPLICATION

ΤΟ

GARNER, QUELCH

nts of the Royal College of Science. Tel. 636.

He said it was nearly sixty-five years ines he entered the Royal College of Chemistry. The memory of those early years carried him back into what was now considered the scientific Dark Ages. When he was a student the state of. science was not quite so backward as war 32enerally supposed. Wireless telegraphy

HE Undersigned bas received inabras.

tinus to sell by Public Auction,

on

MONDAY,

the 17th March, 1913, commencing at 280 P.M., at Menior No 2,' No. 10

The Peak,

A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE

On view from Sunday, the 10th Marcb. Cataloguer will be issued. TERMS: Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer Hongkong, March 11, 1913

PUBLIO AUCTION.

TUESDAY,

VISHTORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

Kiddie, RN.

MrG. G. Kinney Mr A. Kruseman Mr & Mrs Koek Mr G. E. Legge

Mr G. T. Lloyd

Dr. E. L. Martyn Lobb

Mr J. M. Lopes

Mr S. Lowtip

Mr A. T. Barberini Mr G. S. Jobar and bacteriology, spectrum analysis, and Mr M. Baring Mr and Mrs W. E. radium wars unknown, but other dis. Mr E. R. Bate Johne coveries of world-wide importance were Mr E. A. Beaumont Mr.K. Kalo

Mr G. B. Eoardsley Mr A. N E. Jodah at least in embryo. One memorable in Mr & Mrs S. Berge Paymaster & Mrs J. eident stood out prominently. He was Miss J. Barge present at the Royal Society's rooms in Dr H. J. Berge Somerset House in 1850, when Faraday Mrs P. B. Belilion demonstrated the magnetic character | Mr G. A. Bena

C. R. Reynou Capt. Few Boyal Society Me and Mrs E. C. oxygen gas. nouncements excited, so much enthusiasm

Blanes as. did the paper which he read. Pasteur Mr G. Block

Bridge had already discovered and separated Mr L, G. destro and lavo-tartaric acid, and bad Mr H. Bridges started that brilliant series of researches Mr. J. Cambridge

Mrs Brooke on microbic life, which had revolution. J. S..Chalmers ised the science of medicine. Indirectly Mr A. A. Claxton

Mr Cottan Pastour solved the famous medieval pro- Mrs W. F. Owen, blom-How many angels can stand on Miss Crocker the point of a noodle?" Altering the Mr A. S. Cattoli word" angels" to "devils" bo (Sir W. Sir William & Lady Rees Davies and maid

F. Deane Mr. Donson

Crookes) had found that, of one of the 33 deadliest diseases that has ever scourged,

mankind, no fewer than 500 of the malof. Mr.

and 2.children

..

Mackenzie

& CO.

THE SOLE AGENTS.

PEAK HOTEL.

| Dr and Mrs Aubrey Mr and Mrs Kohler Lt. T.. C. R.. Archer, Mr G. P. Lammert

RAMO.

Lt. Col. & Mrs A, 1.

GRAND O BIZON HUTNE

Mr & Mrs F. Allep Mr J. Joseph Mrs V. L Andrews, MrJ, G., Kennedy

nurse and infan: Miss M. F. U. Koz

W. Knux

Balantine

Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Lean, A.F.D. &childr and Mrs B. A Bor. and Mrs Cecil

Mr R. Masajima 3. Bennett

strong Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Capt. & Mrs MoMann Mr E F. Aucntt children and purw Mrs W. M. O. Bar- R.A.M.C.

rett and child.

Mr L. M. Bayley Mr and Mrs C. W. J

Bell

Mr & Mrs Eeyor Mrs Bowdler.

Mr E. C. McNutly Mr & Mrs Mitchell

more and child Lt. H. G. Monteith

R.A.M.O.

Mr & Mrs M. Patsen.

·Majun Bowen, A.P.D. dan

A Buokuill. Mr J. Plummer

Mr and Mrs Neil | Attorney-General. J. Ber. Foster Pagg

Maclatym Mr A. S. Mackichan Majar & Mrs Comyo, Lt.Col. J. J. Radcliffe MIA Mrs M&Cras Mr Manger Mr. R. Matheson

and child

Dr G. W. McKean Dr and Mrs O. W.

McKenny

Mr & Mr R. McNab Mr and Mrs D. G.

McNaughter

Mr B. K. Mehtz

Mr C. D. Melbourne

cent microbes veritable devils could, Mr & Mrs Derteans without overcrowding, find place on the point of the finest needle. (Laughter.) Mr and Mrs J. B. Mr J. Merecki At that early data scientific men frere in-

Donkin Miss Donkiz

Mr W. F. Moir

Mulder

Mr A. 3. M Mr H. Murphy Mr V. d'Oettingen

Mr J. D. F.

8. Murch

Mr M. A. Ondin Mr S. Potten

THE Undomigned has received instruc-vestigating the chemistry and physica of Mr B. H. Douglas

tions to sell, by Pablic action photography which had recently bee Mr and Mrs Dove started by Daguerra and Niepco de Saint- Mr W. A. Dowley Victor in France, and Fox Talbot in Eng. | MrW. Q. Drew fund. The production of photographs of Mr and Mrs P. O. Mr J. Ormisto natural objecte and of the solar spectrum Mr & Mrs B. Dyna Mr & Mrs W. Hatton

Darrocha in their trus colours was brought to a Mr J. B. Edwards

Potts successful result by Becquerel. These Missed Mr HO. Mr E. X Ray who, like himself, had had the advan..

Min F. BesT

the 18th Marob, 1913, commencing

2.30 P.M., at his Sales Rooms, DUJDYLL STEEZT, ~~~

A Lazoz Quantity of

FURNITURE,. flomprising:-

al

Whentes verod Mr., Reich

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD tage of seeing Becquerel's colour photo Mr & Mrs R. J

Mr BrEvert graphs in their carly perfection would Mrx C. Finlayson agree that they did not fall far short, of Mr H. G. Fisher Teak Sideboards with Bevelled Mirrors, the recent productions of Lippmann. Mr & Mrs H. Fogy Digner Waggvas, Extension Dining Tables Unfortunately those reproductions could Mr J. Fouebe and Chairs, Overmantels, Tea Tables, etc. not be landed down to the present Mr Denman Faller Mr E. A. S. Fowler Fine Teak Double sad Single Ward-generation. The means of permanently Bliss Tully. robes, Washstands, Dressing Tables, Toilet:xing them had not been discovered. Men Crockery, Single and Double Brase-mount-

ed Iron Bedsteads, Chest-of-Drawern, Glass and Crockery Ware, Cutlery, etc., etc.;

Also

SYNTHETICS.

A. Genre Mr and Mrs J.-F. In those days organic chemistry was George

George alrnost unknown. To-day how great the

Gos or Dr -differenest A ebemist was no longer Mr A.G. Gordon

Mr V. Goulber Mr Joseph Gould MrJ. Gourger Mr J. H. Grea to tructure and physiological action of Mr J. Grimshaw natural product To the oberist to-day Me P. U. Yon Gris

A few pieces of Canton Blackwood Ware,mere analyst, but an architect and build- Carpata, Bags, 1.Cottage Piano, LAmerier, able to manipulate the plastie mole can Ica Chasty sta.. ota, etc.

cules, to imitate, and even to improve

On View from Monday, the 17th March Catalogues will be fasted. TEENS:--Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Rongkong, March 12, 1913.

ja knowledge of almost every departmenë Gomo

f natural science was indispensable. He Mr D. Has should say that the practical side of the Osp TP. HAIT

Mist. Halblay 3ry of the future would he syntheir..0. Hands

Hickman

MrP. F. T. Rohleder

Kr

Miss L Rosenberg Dr. Rabitz Mr W. Schmidt

Mia A. W. and Me Lohmsider Mr E. H. Shary Mr J. 0. Biblay Mrs G. Y. Sidford

and child Mr and Mrs K. L.

Smith MrT. W. Smith Mr B. Spin Mr and Mrs James

Міна

Mr Wm. Stewart Lt and Mew C.

Stainer

Mr.H. E. Safia

R.A.

R.E. La and Mis T. 0. Mr Relton

Mr A. R W. Libbley

Misa raucre Bennett Mr Sydney Man- Mr & Mrs W. Bishopnering

And child

Mr 8.0. Bulten

Ror, 0 I. Maxfield

Mrs 0. L. Maxield

Capt

M 7. Braga Miss L. Benga Miss M. Braga Mr-C- Braves

and M. Braga !ofildren

Me and Map di đ

MoKay

Mr G. Nishal

Miss Marsden Owzn

Lilout R. E. B. Brave-Mr-Reg. Pemat

Mr S. Ral

tor

Mr H. Bundfo

阿

Mr&Mr R. Petooji

Rogerling

Copley Mr

Mr and Mrs J. Cana-MISJ-J. Patoran

rong & children Mr W. Pria Ja Mes J. Crawford Mr A H Mr Phil Carlton Mr &.. Renadion

Livut, fien W. Crom Mr And Arthur

bie, R.E.

A. E Mr and Mrs. T. ɑ

Russell Mr E. Jargon Mr W. M. Banl Mr L. O. Faunderson Me and Mix B

Soo t Mr. G. W. Saxell Mr W

Canningham, E.A.Mr & Mrs A. Ritchie

Me Joun Dumbin

Mr J, W. Roberts.

Mr G. W. R. Rogers

Major Davy, R.E. Mr G. A. Dutton

Consul & Mrs Eitzen Eug Comdr. & Mrs.

Mr and Mrs G. G. Romine, RN.

Gordon

Mr A. Sinclair Mr and Mrs B. A.Mr O. Skott

Balo

Mr A. Findlay Smith Ool, and Mrs. Gordon Lt. Cal. W. H. Usher

Hall, RA.M.O. Smith, A.O.D.

M: M. D. Edmonds Madam E. Engenis Mr and Ms Fred,

Forger

M: T. G. Flynn 3fe Walton Fordham H. Gourges

-M.-H.

Mr A. J. Gandy

Mr G. R. Raywood

Mr G. Harper

MEA

Smith

Miss Stephans. Stearns

Mr & Mra W. Hand Br R. H. Stephenson

Mr H. A, Hazelnud. Mr & Mrs H. Soffeta | Mr M. Houtal

Mr W. Jackin

Mr E J. Trigold

Mr & Mrs Trib-los

Oapt & Mrs Hodgins. Capt. & Mrs Steriker rad Mrs L. JonesMric Me F. Talasen

Major Humpliraya child & nurse, žod

RES.

D.O.L.I.

Me and Men -W. G. Mr R. Stowarć..

Mr. and Mrs Hum-Lt. Col. & Mrs Tosop Humphreys Mr & Mrs Sutherlaud

phreys

2nd. D.O.L.J.

and children

Mr and Mrs Edgar

Rev. and Aira Jones Warkick

and children

KINO KOWARD HOTEL,

Mr and Mrs P. Jacks Major&Mrs Wenborn Mr R Almond Mr EA, G. May

Mr H. U. Jeffries Mr A. Keith Mr M. Eissan20

RES. Capt. Whitfield A.O.D. -Me David Wood

LEROR HOUSE..

Bit C. Ansell Mt J.-B. Arnold Mr E. W. Austin Me and Mrs Balliate Mr.L. Birot“ Mr.E. 8. Brown Mr. O. L. Bran Mrs C. L. Bran Mr. 8. Campbell Lirut: Ohabetasn Mr. H. Y. Chenu Mr. A. Chopard Mr. E. Dannes

FI. Dedeogion Mis A. R. Friak

Mr and Mrs. J. D. Mr. B. Harrisor

Swayer

Mr. K. Takahashi MEJ. B. Tapp

Hr Hawken

MiC. Hankin

Mr W. M. Hill

Miss M. King

Mr & Mra A Kab

THE CHINA MAI But they had not yet actieved synthetic MFIL, Horton M&Ms & Weill Mr G. Lamonte

tio. Already they had synthetic drugs Mr W. T. Harboed Mr R. L. They synthetic scents and assenes, synthetic Hon. MeKA. M.B. M. Tyler Well Hayatt: OMG. Mrs E. RA rubber, synthetic dyse, synthetic for Mr and Ms HF: Mr H. Walking and slas synthetic drinks. (Laughter.).

Mr. & Mrs B Wahh

and 4 children Capt. Lacadet Mr. D. M. Whamond Me Lopes Mr & Mrs F. Winkler Mr G. G. Wood

TYPHOON

MAP and

GUIDE Enshies one to locate the centre of a Typhoon.

YOURTED ON CARDBOARD AS↑ TAPED FOR Hanging,

Closin Fronte and prompt delivery Price 40 Cents.

Trem, the UnINA MAI

beef, nor synthetic, inution. - Chy the philo, sophlo side of chemistry ho predicted that the greatest progress would be made in inquiries into the onstitution of

Father Even now they were beginning to prick the bubble of those variable, mysterious, and complex things exiled elemente. At

M2,C: A. Howarth, Mr. J. Hant Caps R Tunes MIT. J. Jensen)

Mr N. MAYA "Mr V. MANGE.. М.О. Мова. Mr and Mrs Bedford Mim Ada Rowley

Mr J.

the present day the ideas of the non legendary character of scents Mr and Mrs Allsp

Mr O'Becker: idous which have been floating about in Dy Bagnall their minds, inter agios pliidi, like P. Baushansen helium in the un-might now donosky, Milan V. Bogatin ably be tested ja masdann laboratorios Mr Bumann and used 4 working explanations of and Mrs. Call Mr & Mrs J, Beirra Joubted facts, Scierce gew, and go. Mr Elou

Mr & Mrs Croyedal

Sauplus

There was no highwater level, no ter Hand Modern HT. Sharp

minal piller marked "Finis. Their feok Mas Ballant would never fully treed The

to, reality”. Ha multed in thes

sofievements of salmón,

could ha longer laku sa seřávi still might dreams of wor

Mr L Shulen

Mr V. Luzebil MrA O. Lustis Mrand Mrs Maza. Mes B. Meyer Mr AC. Millar Mr.

Milier Mr K. C. del Mors! Mr F. E. Marga

K. de Mari M 1

18. Morton... Mr and Mrs Maller Mr. F. Mamo Mr.Wilton Nawton Miss B. Palma Mr V-0

Mr Choo Kla Pang Mr & Mrs H. Plak Mr. J. O. Powell Mr B. Sanders Mrs.

Mr and

Betchail

Mrs O.

Mr A Shar

Me F. Aron

Mr And Mrs. E General de Bies J.M. MoHugh,

tell

Mr B. Bent

Capt. G D Em Mrs Birm and child bir and M. H. M

Mr and Mrs A, LT

Blood

Mr T. Chas

Mr J.-Coultharb Mr F. W. Car Mr and Mrs Dobble Mr W.

Miss:May

Mr M. F. Mary

Mr A. P. Noble

Mr E. E Parrott

A DonaldsonLapt his W. C. Mr G. L. Dunia Pasmore Capt. Ebyhands MTA Pass Miss Karhardr & ubild Capt Pederas

Miss A, H. Farmer Mei

Mrs Finchste

Miss P-aanders

Mr and Mrs B. de Mr & Mrs Schok

Freitas

Mr Gew.

Grimber

Mr W. D. Hawke Mr Kollker.

Mr J. Krack

Mr &

Me and Mr Lemaire

opd.chija

Madame Løyte

M. & Mrs Bleiser Mr. and Men-Mijar:

Mr Eda Taville Me Vouillement Mr.J. B. Walters Mr J. Watson

Consul General An, MFTC+8÷Mirzieno

demon

Min, Hu Mánblbách My and Mis J.-H. Mr and Mrs E.,

Bickhouns

Dr and Ms B. Wat OH: Ober

Brown Mr A. Paminizér Mrcand Mrs. A. E. Mr and Mrs A. L

(Carleton nghe Perfect

Mr L. UmRGA Mr & Mrs J. Raber] - Mrs L Carrie, child

and nurse is 0. Baotian

D. Fikini Me A/L; Bhiaketa:

- Ford

Bir Gillinghamhinn

Mr W. B. Hlod a De Stedmam?

Major & Hat FJ Mr. B. P. Thomas

Mx1

m-der

Mr D. W. Cida

Mr Chambers

Mr and Ms Schus

and childr

Dy fibres

Miss HB Smith