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TUESDAY, MARCH 18, 1913,

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AUCTIONS

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE CHINA MAIL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

SEENDE “FOREIGN STYLES.

Residente in this country, says vor Yespondent writing to the "Japan Daily Mall," cannot fail so observe the strange surn European fashion, sometimes take

ix Japan Somo article of steer, khở

Hughes and Hough PARTICOLARS and Conditions of the SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. We long since relegated to that limbo

ÁJOTIONEERS' TO THE GOVERNADET.

AND ADHIMLITY.

General Auctioneers

LWD

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

** TO-KWA-WAN

TOAL

STORAGE

Codes used:

ABO, ATH & SHELFTIONS.

AL. TEAMG CODE:

Telegraphio Address: MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION. "THE Undersigned bare roceived instruc.

THE by Fablic Anction

WEDNESDAY,

the 19th March, 1913, commencing ab 2.30 r., at their Salos Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice House Street,-

A Large QuAXITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

&C.. dc.,

Comprising as follows:- TEAKWOOD-Dining and Drawing Foom Suites, Upholstored Chairs and Bofas, Carpets and Rugs Bed Room Suite, Bureans, Wardrobes; Dining Room Furni. bure, Teakwood and Blackwood Inlaid &c., &c., 1 Dinner sad Dessert Services Crockery, Electro-plated and Glass Ware, 1 Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensiles, Easmelled Ware. Catlery, &c., Brass Fonders, Fire Brasses, &c, &c.

BLACKWOOD-Couches, Arm-chairs, Flower Stands, Jardinieros, Hall and Tea Tables, Teapoys, Brackets and Photo "Frames, etc., Old Inlaid Chairs, etc., etc., "and soveral pieces of Chinese Porcelains;

Also

1 Sewing Machine, 1 Remington Type- ritet, 1 American Ice Chest and 2 Sets of Old Brass Halberds,

Cataloguce will be issued. TEEMAN Tignal.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, March 14, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

$65

UE Undersigned have received inatras-

tions to sell by Patlic auction

OD

TUESDAY,

the 9th March, 1913, commencing t 8.30 P.M., at their Salos Rooms, No. 8,

Des Voeux Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,-

AND

A "LIBGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD

BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

c.,

*c.,

An follows:-

Dining sod Drawing Room Suites, Up holstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Kags, Bed Room Suite, Double and Single Brass and Brass-mounted Bedsteads and Cote, Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c.; Dining Room Furniture, &e., &c.; 2 Dinner Ser- vices and Dessert Service, Crockery, Electro-plated and a quantity of good Glass Ware, 1 Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils, ¿Essmelied Ware, Cutlery, &c., Brass Fenders, Fire Brasses, &, Blackwood Cabinets, Couches, Betteos, Arm-chairs, Stands, Jardinieres, Hall and Tee Tables, Tespoys, &c. Blackwood Brackets and Photo Frames, &0`, &a., „ko,;

Also

Electrulcers, Marble Clock by Gaupp,' 2 Remington Typewriters, 1 Iron Safe and

1 Bones Duplicator.

PRÁCTICALLY Now.

Cataloguse will be issued. Taxus 7--ás usual,

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers, Hongkang, March 15, 1918.

-JAPANESE MAKERS,

: 27

861

EVERY "KIND"

|

by Public Auction Sale, to be

held on TUESDAY, she 35th day of March, 1913, rằm, so the Offiome of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Kroellency the Governor, of One Leot of CROWN LAND below Kennedy

Boad, In the Colony of Hongkong, for term of 75

with the option of JOLIE, renewal at a Crown Rant to be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the King, lət one further berm of 75.yours.

Locity

Beglary No.

Lot Ka 1945,

Particulars of the Lưh.

1

Berndary

*

As per sale plan 11,000 80

PUBLIC

AUCTION

Upel Prion-

1.600

368

Tous from HP. Were ved, to sol HE Undersigned have received' instruc by Public Auction

010

THURSDAY,

the 27th March, 1913, commencing at 2.15 .., No. 1, DocGLAS STRIKT. Top Flat,-

Tx WHOLE OF THE VERY VALUABLE

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

DUDBELL STREET”, “—

Comprising:

Massivo, Carrod Cherrywood Dining Room Suite, Settees, Overmantels, Tables, etc., Chesterfield Sofas and Chairs by Lane, Crawford & Co., Mahogany Chairs and Bookcases, Brussels, Axminster and Tisu-

tsin Carpets and Rugs, Embroideries, Wall Haugings, Engravings and, Eichinge, and a number of Old Sporting Prints, Black.

FOR SALE.

Auxiliary Cruiser Facht

PLOYER'

59 foot overall. 18 feet beam,

Teak built. Takdocked. Metal sheathed

Complete with all cle: peer, anchors," ets Cabin and Pantry furnishings, sta,

HOTELS

THE

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD,

KOWLOON.

ALECTRIC LIGHT AND FANS,

BATH-ROOM TO KACH ROOM

Cold and Hot Water throughout:

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BANS. BILLIARD ROOM.

Private Dining » Room

EXCELLENT CUISINE. For Particulars apply to

THE MANAGER. TEL. No. K129. Talg. Address TERMOTEL..

Hongkong, Fab. 3. 1913

20€

of forgotten tushies whenco the thes trical costumier draws his "dross of the puriod," suddenly appears, cutches, the popular fancy and runs for a season cheek by jowl with the best creation of Hond Stroot and Fifth Avenue. Thus with the Balaclava p. Used for the frat birse by the British troops in the Crimea · zad inco the accompaniment of the Aretio explorer's sleeping bag we were able to identify it by one of those curiously old fashioned little woodcuts with which socie lictionaries are embellished-the Japan÷ can youth now finds In is "the very latest thing in headgear. With the cap pull ed down' to cover the entire face and head, tho noso alone appearing to perform the hoccasry, function of supération, the wearer reminds us of nothing so much an Bibendum, the Michelin man—sẽ least, so für na his hood-piece is concern- ot. While the Balaclava strikes che is belonging to moru Northern abies, it cer tainly is not altogether without artistid merit. The same cannot be said of the clastic-sided boot. Why so many gorai in perpetuating this hideous rolio of the Mid-Victorian Age can be accounted for only by its great convenience when enter ing a Japanese house. Certainly it does not seem to be worn so much sa formerly, One is thankful to see it being gradually diaplaced by "toothpicks" and "*"corn- dodgers" formed in the latest. Fortun

lasts.

4.

The Inverness is another adaptation that is passing. This garment has been used so successfully by the light fingered fraternity as a bak for their nefarious uperations, that some people soom to look "pon everyone no garbed as a potential pickpocket. The Inverness in no longer the rage; for the momont the military caps is the mark of the ultra-baikara. En passant, what is the origin of the vord haikara? It seems obviously to be lerived from the English high bollar," and is used specially as the name of the

Wood Cabinets, Card Tables, Chair, ote, KINGSCLERE HOTEL-European style of hairdroming now

Old Bronze and Brass Figures, Bowls and Vases, eto, etc.

Teakwood Bed Room Suit and Bed

Linen, Table Linen, Electro-plated Olas Ware, Dinner and Dessert Services, etc.; Also

An Antique Hall Clock by Will Nowman, A quantity of Silver Ware, American Cut Glass, Fine Kags Tea and Coffee Service, an Air-tight Cigar Cabinet, Electric Ceiling Fans, Fittings, Electro-liers, etc., etc.

On view Wednesday, 26th inst. Catalogues will be issued. TIEMS—A pana¦..

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, March 17, 1913.

HONGKONG.

Barrish, overlooking the Botanics [NRIVALLED position in the Hill

Gardens and facing the Harbour.

Numerous quiet Suites with luxuriously itted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electric Fans,

Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms throughout.

Telephone No. 1123,

Oable Address: *Sachsola..

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

ÏOT

ELEPHONE No 636.

A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

NO OTHER DRINK IN THE 41 WORLD HAS BETTER ** GUARANTEES FOR PURITY

AND GOODNESS

WITHOUT "ALCOHOL OR GASI

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 you have

ever known.

NEVER BE

WITHOUT

O.T.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL..

Count and Countess Mr and Mrs H. I.

Antel and child Miss &erkas

Ayr

Johnson

Mrs AN. E. Jadah Mr and Mrs E. W.

Kent Paymaster & Mrs J.

Kidd, RN. Mr

r and Mr. and child Miss Maude King

Kruseman Mr A.

SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA,

GARNER, QUELCH & Co.

Mr. S. F. Jenkins

Mr G. 8. Jaber

น

Mr E. P. Wolls

ليهم

PRAX HOTIÚN

Mr W F. Wanyon Dr and Mrs Aubrey'. Mr G, P. Lammerk Mr and Mrs W. R. Mr D. M. WhamondL. T. C. R. Archer, Et.-Col. & Mrs A. L

Johns

Mr C. Ansel!

Mr&Mrs F. Winkler Mr. G. G. Wood.

AKTÖR HOUSE.

Mr J. B. Arnold

Mr W. Juster Miss M. King

Mr and Mrs Balli to Mr C. F. Ruder

Mr A. Lafuente

o much affected by Japanese ladies. The tymologist of the future will to doubt se hard put to it to find what connection there is between high collars and hair. 3ut to return to our caps Adaptability was either with the Japanese 'r Büro- pean costume no doubt gives it some advantage over be more usual sorte of Mr E. A. Atkinson, uter-covering and to judge from the Miss F. O. Avery Mias C. A. Avery number of Dazuma-like figures one sces31r and Mrs W. A. in the public conveyances nowadays, the vojus of the military cape must be pretty MF A. T. Barburini considerable. We would like to see ir Mr M. Baring E. By Bate worz toga-fashion- the villain in the Mir

Capt. G. B. Beardsley Dr Kubits play wears it, with the flowing bad thrown. Mr E. 4. Beaumont, Mr & Mrs Kucks

Capt. A. W.

Mrs D. L. Brun jauntily over the left shoulder leaving Mr E A. W. Bell

Tilienthal

Mr 3. Campbell Mr & Mrs S. Bergo

Mr G. T. Lloyd

Mr J. Casnovas display a gaudy lining; but the capo Bliss J. Barne

DIEL. Martyn Lobb General Andres CerribIr F. F. Ez II. J: Bergo wearing Japanese, bent chiefly on keeping Ez II.

Chatetea Mrs F. R. Belilios

Chenu aut the cold, has little uno for the pie.

Mr G. A. Bona turesque, and draws his deak closely Capt. O. P. 1

Paynon about him mindful of ita artistic pos- Mr G. Block

Mr G. Bowack sibilitics.

S65 KING EDWARD HOTEL the right art free turned back to

NORTH BRITISH & MERCANTILE

INSURANCE CO.

IN WHICH AXX VENTED TENSHANZI OF THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE

COMPANY, Log.

and

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS ASSURANCE CO.

TOTAL FUNDS AT 31ST Decenas, 1911

**£22,561,286.

..£2,497,500

-Authorised Capital £8,000,000 Subscribed Capital £4,500,000 Paid-up Capital.......... LI-Fire Fundi................... 3,899,114 D--Ide & Amaliy Panda........” 16,158,160

Sinking Fund Account ame

.88,519

+1

£98,561,262

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL, UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT. EXSEGLENTĀROOMS. ELECTRIC LIFTS & LIGHT. REASONABLE RATES.

TELRYHONE 473.

H. HAYNIA, Manager,

138 Hongkong, October 2, 1908

WYNDHAM HOTEL, WYNDHAM (FLOWKE) STREET,

Opposite Clock Tower.:

OCATION good for Hillside Scenery

FROM BUSINESS CENTRE. 1,567,158 Families, Residents and Tourists

made thoroughly comfortable.

Terms Moderate. · EUN ON FIENT-CLASS Loíza, Under the Personal Supervision of the Proprietress

M. S. HOY.

Berenue Fire branch.......

Idle and Annuity | 1,973,269.

Branchen) Berenne Marine Department...

203,892 Other Receipta .................

490,199

£5,33,919 The Accumulativa Funds of the various Branches are separately invested, sad, by Act of Parliament, are set aside to meet the claims under the respective Depart ment of the Company's Business.

JEEWAK, TOMES & 00.

Agenda

BRAESIDB

PRIVATE HOTEL,

CITANDING in its own grounds with → Tennis and Croquet, Lawns, Large. Airy and Well Furnished Booms, Every boms comfort. Fine View of the Haricus STATIS.Tiephone, No. 690.

THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANO SUULETY OF THE UNITED STA

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., ~EKNIKAL“MATIoris;~Hasurare.

J. T. HAMILTON, GERAL Manada *** YOK HAS ELLE, TURTO,

New Lance Paid: for... £. 23,687,500 Outstanding lastesnonamounts, qu

to 222,653,920 Apvote; satqunt £104,058,588 Se quote,17,02,788 Dividends to Folloy bolderen: ho

1910

ootwear

Totul paid Total Expenses. Low 3910

© Lipings from

S

FRY & 00.,

Ingoms from

Apply to Mua V. W. WAITS,

Brwolde,' 91, Macdonnell Road. Hongkong. September 1, 1908,

THE

LONDON DIRECTORY, (FVELIAKED ANNUALLY) UNABLES tenders throughout the World to pommunicate direct with Ragliab MANUFACTURERS & DEALERS

76.157 in each eines of goods. Besides being 833 860 complete commarcal guide to London and 10,37%,093 | ita suburb, the directory contains listal of

EXPORT MERCHANTS

OHINA MAIL

with the Goods they ship, and the Colonial and Foreign Markets they supply;

STEAMSHIP LINES

ged under the Porte to which they- and indicating the approximate Sailings; PROVINCIAL TRADE NOTICES

of leading Manufacturers, Marchants, etc., in the principal provincial towns and Industrial owires of the United Kingdom

A copy of the current edition will be

Typhoon Map & forwarded, bright paid, on receipt of

Guide.

Posbal Quie, for 206-

Dealers soaking Agencies man thefe trade cards, for £1; or larger ndy

Finomanda from £3.

YOU

Mr Lowrie Mr and Mrs Neil

Meclatyre

Mrs MaCrae Mins Lo Msichand Mr Geo. Martin Miss F. B. Marvin

á child and Dr G. W. McKess Mrs R. T. Matheson

Dr and Mrs C. W.

McKoury

Mr A., McKichan Mr A. Mackensie The puttes is another bera of dress the Mr J. 8. Bradstreet Mr & Mrs MacKichan

Bradway military are responsible for introducing Mr and Mrs E. T. Miss MacKichaa In the past many things came from Mr H. Bridges Indis in the train of Buddhism, but war Mrs E. F. Bridge has brought the puttee to Japan, via Mrs Brooke

Mist N. Carpenter South Africa, England and Manchirvis. Mr. J. Cambridge Since the Russo-Japanese War the putter M A. Catiin has been steadily gaining popularity, Mr J. S. Obsimers until today overy carter, coolio, student Mew O. I Church and messenger boy finds it necessary to Mr A. Claxton.

Misa N. M. Clark bind his calves spiral fashion. By that

Mr.

J. Cokely strange knack of just miming the philos W. F. O was logical mark, observable whenever Ian Miss Crocker Fuage asimilate foreign words, their J.E. Curtis

floer Darics and Mr J. D. F. Mulder

Mr A. B.. (gaiter), just as kɔppu monos glass and

maid

M MAX. Deine

M. Norman pipa cigarette-hoidor,

Mr and Birs D. G.

McNaughtor M. B. K. Mehta Mr C. D. Melbourne Mr J. Merecid Miss L N. Miller

equivalent Lady M: W. F. Mole

Looking at the kaleidoscope of the B

Mix

stroots with its Japanese, foreign no Mailers hybrid styles, wo wonder whether the native dress will persist, or whether within the next fifty yours a new national Dotikin

Lay

Oglay

Ormiston

costume will be evolved, at onco dis- MR 1. Do My mom Planlor

dos of the times.

tinctive, artista, sad suited alike to the MV

FWA Dowlay

M HD.

Plabler Japanese mode of living and the exigen Mr W. Downie

MrW O Drew Mrs. Potten Berud

Pous Mas C. D. He& Mrs W. Hatteo HHP-OE 3 Bay

Dr. Sun Yab Ben, who is now. ET Brich

visit to Japan, is expected in Kobe on his way home. The Kobe Chamber of Com- merce, the Manicipal authorities and lead-

Birot Mr E Band Mr E. 8.

Brown Mr B. Brown

Mr C. L. Bran

Lirut Ch Mr H. Mr F. A. Chopard Mr L. Coms Mr J. Crespo Miss C. Crespo

Mr E. Dancer Mrr H. Dedcogior Mr and Mrs S. W.

Douglas

Mr J. Eberia

Mr F. C. Forle Mise M. Fowle Mr A. Ghells Kr B. Gorge Mr O. Goldenberg Mr R. R. Hamilton

Mr J. H. Harrison McQ. Honkin BLEN Mr W, M. Hill Mr F. P. Höbaica

Mr RH-Hunter Misunter

Mr J. Igualis

i

Mr G. Langone Chpt. Leradat Mr V. Lop

Col. 3. B. Luciano Mr V. Lurebal

MAO. Lustio -- Mr A. U. Miles

Biler

Mr F. E. Morgan Mirs de Morri Mrs S. Morton Me and Mrs Mullar Mr F. Musso

Mr Willen Newton Dr &M. R. Earle

Newton

Mr and Mrs G. F.

Nightengals

Miss B. Prima Mr V. O. Pair Mr & Mrs H. Pink Mr J. O. Powell Mr A. D. Prines Mr Th. M. Rohn

Sanders Mr P. Sagarbams

Mr N.

Mr and Mrs 0. Q.

Satcholi

Mrs Stirling

Mr H. Taurun

Mr.B. de Treville

Mr J. R. Waltera

KINGSCINKE HOTEL,

Consul General An. Mr E. 8-Morrison

derson

Miss E. Muhlbach Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr and Mrs B. G."

New Backbouse

Dr and Mrs B. W. Prof 0. H. Ober

Brow

Mr A. Feminig

Mr and Mrs A. E. Mr and Mrs

Carleton

Perfect

Maj. Curries R.G.A.Mr & Mrs J. Robert Mrs L. Qurin, child

and narsa

T. Robleder

Mive D; Filkins Mr W. H. Ford Mr Gillingham Mr W. B, Hind

Mr And Mr E. P.

M-P. Schaltbifur

|ing business man of the City are making MP3 W. Schmidt

M.

“Mrs G. Sachse

Mr A. In Shields Capt. C.

Y.B.

shira, Basin í

De

Skódman"

Major & Mrs F. J. Mr H. P. Thomas

Hunter

Mr G. J. E. van der Dr & Mrs Evan-Jones Wal

Mr M, Lang Mr van Woeren

Mr & Mrs W. Logan Me J. W. Wilson Dr E. L. Martyn LebbMr.P D. W Lent. & Mrs E EM B. Woutan

Lubbock

arrangements to welcome the distinguished.

Lokusider: Viator. At the meeting, it was decided to Mr & Mrs H. Fogg Mr and Mrs. A. W.

Turbes Mrs JM love all the arrangements to Mayor Fowler Mr. and Mrs.

Boott Kashima and Mr Matenkata, President of MDg Ruller...

Med Max B. H the Kobe Chamber of Commerce.

Mr A. Geare Mr BE

Mr Bhary M2M 3: 0. Sibley: Mr Toph Gould Men G. Biaford M. F. Beughausen

FOTICE,

90%

Gilmors

and child

HEARD ROZKA

My U. Booker".

Miss Bonette

XYZ Aim:F.P. Bural Mr H tradm.

MERE GANDE PRICE & Co., La

REMOVE From the PC Me H. J. Cha Mr and Mrs E. 12, Queen's Boad Central to No. 6,

Ganda kare My 5- Spiro QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (istelyjooMPO. You Griso Baith cupied by the French Store) on 1st March next..

Capt LP Ha GANDE PRICE & 00, LTD | MJ, Halliday

Wine Merchant,

Mr J, 6 Happer 12, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, Mr B Hambo

269 Me J. G. Hanna Hongkong, Bebrity 2, 131 1

HAWT. Harbor

NOTION

1372 have BEMOVED), from No. 64 VY Bo. 37, Queen's Road Chambert,

We have a CHEAP SAFE), vir: One: Month only, in ondes to give a Chance our Castomers to purchase Bilice, Gram Cloth and all serta $2-Orientul Godda a very Modest Pr

and Mrs Jamo Spittles

Hr Wm: Stewart

Bomann-

Me sad Mrs Crew. Mr & Mr P. Tenusmond MPM Oroyedall

Mr. Higginbotha Mr J

HOME

Mr Cr Post Me A. Body Miss Ade Rowley Dr Baberey Mr J. Belzunius Mr & Mrs Ji Belen

Mr J. Bohman Me H. T. Sharp

M Stephang

Tholen

Me and Mrs Tobias

Mr Wahle

Mr Ady Jenkins Dr Bertz G. Waliina

My G. Winstons

WB Miller

Sert Palmier

R. A.M.C.

Lear, A.P.D. & child

† Mr & Mrs W, Arm-Mr R. Maznjima

strong

Capt. & Mrs MeMunn Mr & Mr T. Arthur ehidran and nazwey; Mr E. F. Aucott

RAM.O.

Ma W. M. C. Bar-Mz E, U, MoKutly

rett and child

Mr I M. Bayley

Mr & Mr. Mitzballa

more and child

| Mr and Mm O. W, J LA. H. G.- Monteith,

Bell

Mr & Mrs Bayer

Mrs Booty.

Mrs Boydlar

BAM.O.

Mr & Mrs M. Pitten - den

Mr & Mrs C. 'Petros'

Maja Bowen, A.P.D. and children |Attorney-General J. Bay. Foster Pegg A. Bucknill Mr J. Plummer: Major & Mra Comyn,Lt-Onl. J.J. Radolids,

R.A:

R.E

Lt. and Mrs T. 0. Mr Balton

Cunningham, E.A. Mr & Mrs A. Bitche Major Davy, R. L Mr J. W. Robarts

Mr G. A. Datton" Mr G. W. B. Rogera? Consul & Mrs Eitzen Eug omdr. & Mrs Mr and Mrs.0.G. Romme, KN.

Gordon

Mr A. Sinclair

Bir and Mr B. A. Mr. Skott

Hale

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

Ball, B.A.M.C. Smith, 4O.D.

Mr H. A. Haseland · Mr & Mrs P. Sofieža

Capt & MnHodging Capt. & Mrs Sterickat Major Humphreys, child & nurse, fod

F.E.A..

D.O.L.I

Mr and Mrs W. G. Mr.R. Stewart.

Humphreys

Mr & Mrs Sutherland; Me and Mrs Hum-Lt-Col & Men Tosoit

plizeya

Me and Mrs P. Jacies

Mr H. U. Jeffries

Mr A. Kaith

Mr M. Kissane.

Mr and Mrs Kohler

2nd D.O.LT Major & Man. Wanborst

R.Z.A.

Capt. Whitfelda.0.DZ

Me David Wood

EDIG EDWARD HOTEL

Mrs R., Almond Mr Fo

Me and Mrs P.

Cleneral & Min J. M.M. D. B. Maywe

Bell

Mr A.G. Birch

Ma Birne and obild Mr and Mrs A. Le

Mr T. Chee

Bloud

Capt. G. D. Mill Me and Min J. EL

Body

Mr M. F. Murray Miss El M2 Nation. Mr A. P. Nobbe

Mir &i. Mm Christian- M2 1. B. Pärmi 2

Mr J. Coulthart

Mr.3. W. Cox

and

Capt. & Mrs Wild

My Cu A Pool

Men Dobbia Mina Fa Bearind pers

B.Sayon

Mr.W. A Donaldson Mraze Sicher

Mr G. N. Donell 5: Bir de Kirs Mr G. L Dancen Dr Siles

Farmer Mr. E. Bidebobbout EL FATOM MBS

Me And

Mr Guo, Grimble

Mr K. Katy

Mr and Mir

And child

-MTEN AF GS MAY