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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 9, 1913,

Hughes and Hough

AUCTIONEKES TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND

ADAIRALIT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROFRIXTORS "TO-KWA-WAN'

COAL STORAGE.

Codes used:

A.B.C, 4TH 5TH EDITIONS. A1. TELEGRAPHIC CODE.

Telegraphic Address :

•MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIC AUCTION

THE Undersigned have received instrue: THE Under Baven, au coll

by Public Auction

On

THURSDAY,

the 10th April, 1913, at 2.10 p.m., within his quarters, CENTRAL POLICE STATION, (Top Flat),-

THE WHOLE OF THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, Therein Contained. (Particulars from Catalogue).

Op view day of sale. TEAMS --As usual,

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneeri

Hongkong, April 4, 1913.

PUBLIC

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.

FOR SALE

Auxiliary Cruiser Yacht

'PLOVER

58 feet overall. 19 feet beam.

Teak built. Tonk docked. Metal sheathod. Complete with sil deck gear, suchors, ets- Cabin and Pantry furnishings, ota-

PUBLIC AUCTION.

—

Tool of Puble Anction, THE Underaignod has received instroo

On

THURSDAY and FRIDAY, the 10th and 11th April, 1913, con- mencing each day at 5 p.m.,

at his Salas Rooms, DUDDELL STRE,-

A VERY FINE AND VALUABLE COLLECTION OF POSTAGE STAMPS.

Containing-Many varieties used aud unused of Great Britain, Straits Settlement int Issue, Hagkong, North Bornon, Labann, Canada, New South Wales, Queensland; South Austrália, New Zealand, Tasmania, Victoria, Malay States, British East Africa, Ceylon, Fiji Islands, Gibraltar, Sowfoundland, New Hebrides, Umage River, Seychelles, China, Shanghai, Fronch Colonies.. Hawainn Islands, Macao, and Portuguese Colonies, Siam, Peru, eta, eta

On View Now.

Catalogues will be issued. TERMS:-Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer,

Hongkong, April 5, 1913.

461

AUCTION

HE Undersigned have received lastrac- Tous to Sell by Public Auction

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

SATURDAY

the 19th March, 1913, at 2.30 r.M., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vorur Road. Corner of Ice House St.-

A LARGE 'QUATITY OF ANTIQUE CHINESE PORCELAIN, including many valuable and tare pieces, CHINESE PICTURES, WALL PLATES, SNUFF

BOTTLES, &C.

The above are due to arrive from Shang- hai and the North about the 8th instant..

(Full Particulars from Catalogues). TERMS:As onsal.

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, April 2, 1913:

446

PARIS TOILET

No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL (UNVER THE ASTOR HOURS).

THE

THE Leading LADIES & GENTLE

MEN'S HAIRDRESSING.

BALOONS IN THE EASE. Manufacturers of SEVES DES ALPES, pronounced by those who nee it the best Hairwash to prevent the falling out of heir.

J. O. ECPIESS, Proprietor.- Hongkong, February 8, 1913,

QUEN

TING.

Surgeon Denton

No. 14, D'AQUILAR STERNY

TERMS VERY MODERATE

Consultation Fras

18.1

HUROPEAN AGENCY.

[WHOLESALE baying agencie undertaken for all British and Con.

W

tinental goods, including

Books and Stationery,

Boots, Shooe and Leather,

Chemicals and Druggists' Bundries, China, Earthenware and Glaarware.

Motor Cars and Accessories, Oyoles, Malinery and Ficos Goods, Drapery Fanny Goods and Perfamer Hardware, Machinery and bistals, Jewellery, Plato and Watches, Photographic and Optical Goods, Provisions and Oilmen's Stores,

etc., etc. Commission 21% to 5% 8% Trade Discounts allowed. Special Quotations on Demand. Bample Cases from £10 upwards, Covrignments of Produce Bold on decount. WILLIAM WILSON & SONS

(HSTARLZENED. 1814), kt

53, AscHuron Law, LONDON, E.C. O'chia Address » “4 Axmnatus, Tarpo

Tyou have lost your appetits, one of the big Variety of daily dishes at the ALEXANDRA CAFE is Sure to bemph

**

PUBLIC AUCTION.

OB

FRID-A-Y,

101

THE CHINA "MAIL.

"Better be sure than sorry"

Better make certain of securing whisky of absolute reliability by specifying

JOHNNIE WALKER

than run the risk of getting immature spirit by merely ordering "whisky."

The perfect maturity of every single bottle of "Johnnie Walker" is positively ensured by the largest ageing reserve of pure malt Scotch whisky in the trade-never less than three-and-a-half. million gallons.

"JOHNNIE WALKER"

White Label. Uvr 6 years old. "JOHNNIE WALKER"

*Red Label. Over 10 years old. "JOHNNIE WALKER"

Black Label. Over 12 years old.

Tule pied from

KAMP & CO... Mangbal.

PERIIN COOPER & CO., Tincula.

THE SANKOW DISPENSART' CO. Ljelu. Hankom. SIXMESEN & CO. Castro and Hong Kong

Born

JOHN WALKER & SONS, LTD. SCOTCH WRISIT DISTILLERS, KILMARNOCK, SCOTLAND,

Bare

#12)

HEALTH OF EUROPEANS IN

CHINA.

Dr. James Grieve Cormack, of Hankosh,

contributes to "The Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene of March 1 a ardelo on Climate and Other Factors

going rirang.

recreation, in the hot weather especially there is no inclination for it, or during the multitudincus claims of duty, time is not taken for it

Want of chango of scens and suitable relaxation may frequently producs a feel- ing of depression and weariness, that is the mental attitude inviting disease and ill-health. The fact that the surround-

in Relation to the Health of Europeansings are so uninviting or circumscribed in China." writes:-

In the course of it he deters One from an effort to obtain exer

zise, though everyone in theoretically per-

11

OT

A DRINK, A TONIC, AND A DIGESTIVE COMBINED

NO OTHER DRINK IN THE :: WORLD HAS BETTER :: GUARANTEES FOR PURITY

AND GOODNESS

WITHOUT ALCOHOL OR GAS.

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.

It is difficult to state with confidence uaded of its desirability. Exercise for TELEPHONE NO. 636. that the climate of China exerts a great health reasons seems not to have occurred to Chinese, and there is no provision for intuency on the health of Europeans, but the changed conditions and environment active rvervation and sports, except what THE Undersigned has received fastrac-in which missionaries and others away has been introduced by missing schools In the great open ports have to spend and collages, or more recently by imita tions to salt by Public Acation

their lives is undoubtedly a very importion of the West. ant factor. With care in not exposing: thenssolves to the sun in the serii-tropics parts of China, Europeans will find th climate of that great hand is not Jess healthy than Europe. Of course, ther the special risks from epidemic discose which are all to prevalent in a land where suitution is practically unstudied, yes the real factors affecting the health A Europeans arise rather from the habit;

the 11th April, 1913, commencing at 2.30 F.M., at No. 3, Cassar TERRACE, Kowloon,--

A QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

And

1 THEADLE SEWING MACHINE. (Full Particulars from Catalogue). On View from Thursday, the 10th April. Catalogues will be issued.

Trusts :—Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer. Hongkang, April 8, 1913

PUBLIC AUCTION. THE Undersigned has received instrus dions to Jell by Public Anation,

SATURDAY,

the 12th April 1913, commencing at 11 A.M., at his Sales Rooms,

DEDDELL STREET,--

AN ASSORTMENT OF SAMPLE LEATHER GOODS, Comprising:- Cabia Trunks, Suit Cases, Brief Cases Gladstone Bags, Holdalls, Satchels, Camera Cases, Hand Bags, Kit Bags, etc., etc.

All the above are New and' in Good Condition.

ZONGZONO SOTEL

Mrs A. N E. Judah Mr W. Kafumann

Mr and Mrs H. W.

The isolation that many Europeans, both-in mission, postal and Government. sürvice. ündergo in inland China is a most important factor in relation to their Mr R. J. Amyl Mr R. A. Baker health, and, with this isolation must be Mr M. E. Bandmann associated suitable and unsuitable, com- Mr A. T. Barberini panicship; in the one case mitigating Mr. Baring B. R. Bate the evil, in the other intensifying it. Mr E

Beardsley Added to the loneliness we must also re- Capt. & Mr G. B. MEN King member that there is frequently consider-ME. A. Beaumont Mr. S. Labin

Miss Lay and erstoms of the Chinese people, table serous strain from the wild rumours M E. E. Belilios Mrs Lambert gether with the conditions of isolation so frequently circulated and threatenings Mr G. A. Bena

W

Kont Major Kessy Mr H. Keaster

Mr A. Krusevian

Lan

SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA,

GARNER, QUELCH & Co.

PEAK HOT

3

Mr A. Keith Mr J. M. AsrOU Dr and Mrs Aubrey Mr M. Kissane LtTCH. Archer, fr Klomm

Mr and Mrs Kohler R. 4.M.0. Mr & Mrs W. Arm-Mr G. P. Lammert

strong'

Lt. Col. & Mrs A. 1.

Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Lean. A.P.D.&child Mr E. F. Aucott Capt. & Mrs McMann Mrs W. M. O. Bar. children and par.

R.A.M.C.

rett and child

My L. M. Bayley

Mr BJ. McNutly

Me and Mrs C. D. J.Mr Meaner

Bell

M: Bennett

+

W.

von

Mr. & Mrs Beyer Ms Bowdlor

Mr & Mr Mackichan Miss Mackichan. Mr A. S. Mae kichan Mr S. Marks& paziy Mr Geo, Murtin Mra R. T. Matheson

and child Mr F. N. Matthews

O. R. Reynor, Judys and MSI. z. from one's own countrymen and friends. }uf ziota, Such occurrences as these, zap- 3 was R. Blanche

Block Mr S. Levy' Mr G. pening in many cases once ce twice a

A. Blumenthal Capt year, leave their mark upon the strongest, Mr La

Lilienthal much in the same way that anxiety in Mr F. Bennet

Mrs von Lilienthal the case of friends nursing thoss they lore Mr G. Bowack leads sometimes to a nervous breakdown. Mr Brandes Mr G. T. Lloyd-

Mr and Mrs PR Dr E L Martyn Lobb If, in addition to the loneliness and Brooks

Mr. S. Lowrie Brooks Isolution, the number of Europeans at any Mrs L. R. Brooks Mr and Mrs Noil

MacIntyre and maid station should be very small and people d unsuitable temporument be constantly Mrs R. G. Brown

Mr H. Bridges Mr P. CadmaU together, it also may be, and I believe r is, a factor making for ill-health. It is Mr A J. Cambridge for this renson that a good holiday in the Mi N. Carpenter summer is essential to the lonely worker, Miss A. Catlin not only because it allows him or her to Mr J. S. Chalmers

Mrs Chapras get away from his surroundings, but also Mr & Mrs Chambers because it often gives a great opportunity Mrs C. L. Church to meet many friends and acquaintances Mr A. A. Claxton Mi-e C. Coleman from other parts of the field with whom Mr T. J. Cokely

Mr J. H. Cook one may have much social interchange.

Clonely associated with companionship W. F. Cuvan

Mrs and solution we must place persond Miss Crocker

temperament. Many Mr C. H. Davis idiosyncrasy of people of bright, happy, social disposi-Mn G. W. Daw tions settle in so happily with the Chi- Mr A. F. Deane

Mr and Mrs J. J. Mr E. E. Parsons

Mr T. E. Plummer Dempsey cess that they do not feel any senso of loneliness, and oven the luin of a riot Mr. C. Denson

Mr B. K. Mehta Mr C. D. Melbourne Mr J. Mereck!

Mr and Mrs A. M.

MELL

Miss Milu

biz J. D. F. Mulder Mr J. E. Norton M-V. d'Oettingen Miss G. O'Leary Mr J. Ormiston

Repeated strain upon the nervous system incident so life anverg an alien people, 472 where often the wildest rumeurs gain cur zeney and may lead to riot, rebellion, or other uprising, is also furnished by the barelessness of the people during epide mies of small-pex, cholera, etc. One of great dangers to health arises from the mode of vegetable cultivatich i

The Chinese market gardener Ching. manures his fields most diligently, using chiefly a faid mixture of urine and face gathered from all the latrines of the cities. fle has learned by practical experience the richness in nitrates of human manure, and what wo in this country cast into the sen or at best use for sewage farma for ltivating grass for cattle und horns the Chinaman collects most carefully from the houses of every street and land and carries to bis sewage tank, where it carefully stored and used during the spring and summer to manuro his garden and fers. It will be readily understood, that vegetables produced under such conditions are & source of very great danger. Euru- 474 peans living in China should avoid all in may not upset them much; but to other

cooked vegetables and unboiled water: the long separation from the bomeland! sulads, I think, are especially dangerous.und its marry social joys is a great prire. There are few places in China where ittion, and though possessed of real bravery is ever watc to drink unboiled milk, for of spirit and a determination to fulfil their Mr J. W. Dougherty besides the risk arising from containin duty and stick to their work, do so, how Me Dowling tion by air-borne particles, there is the ever, with expenditure of great corvus Duboniell

Mr B. F. Draper very serious danger that unbeled water energy, and I fear some of the break. Mr W. A. Dowley. from doubtful sources has been added to downs that recur may be traced not to Mr and Mrs P. C.

Danroche it by the not overscrupulous milkman: the climate, however relaxing and bot ut other times he will add a solution of that may be, but rather to the afect of Mr and Mrs. H. O. Mr F. da Silvs

Ehrenfel bean curd, and the specific gravity of the changed environment and difficult-sur-

0. Finlayson milk will be enhanced thereby, so that roundings upon sensitivo and highly. Mr. Ehrhardt dependenes on the lactometer gives no strung dispositions. The mental attitude Mr H. G. Fisher clue to the milk not having been tampered is a powerful factor in bringing about Mr. with. Equal risks arise from the water recovery; it is equally powerful in pro-Mr F. W. Franks

Mr A. L. Gardiner supply, whether it be from woll or river.ducing a state which leads to disease, Mrs A. Fuller My rule is never to drink unboiled water, if it does not actually cause it. L. and Mr and Ms Garnett no matter what filter it had passed C. Express." through.

On View from Friday, the 11th April TERM: Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Anetroneer. Bongknug. April 8, 1913.

·PUBLIO AUCTION.

HE Undersigned has received instruc

tions to sell by Public Auction

од

TUESDAY,

the 16th April, 1913, commencing at 2.30 PM., at his Sales Rooma,

DUDDELL STREET,~

A CONSIGNMENT LE

FINE OIL-PAINTINGS.

(Full Particular from Catalogue).

Un view from Monday, the 14th April. Catalogues will be insured. TREX-Cash on delivery.

'GEO. P. LAMMEET,

Auctioneer

Hongkong, April 8, 1913.

MARTIN'S

APIOL SETE

· MARTIN'S

473

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HOTEL

Mr W. Mahall

Man Massey

Me H. Marbism... Me and Mrs F.

McHugh Miss Milna Mr and Mrs J. H. N.

Mody

KIND ROWAK In spite of what has been written".ra

Mrs R Almond garding malarial infection, it is the ace Ms F. Aton tion and not the rule to find house Birs Banks mosquito netted in China. Many Euro-Mr. H. Brangwin

Choe poans are content to sleep under mosquito Mr T.

Coulthart curtains rather than go to the trouble of Mr J.

W. Cor. Mr. providing mosquito netted rooms

Mr A. H. Curtis houses, though the difference in the actual Mr W. A Donaldson cost of the two methods in really not so apk and Mrs T.

Donaldson groat as some think; and the comfort and safely of the mosquito netted house Mr R M. Doison

Mr. and Mr G. L. method needs to be experienced to be Duncan fully appreciated. Exercise in one of the Mrs Flachsit interior cities of China is often discuit | MFA. B. Findlay Fitzgerald to obtain, and ladies and children expert. Mr V.

Mr P. Gowaler ally suffer because of the narrowness of

Mr Geo. Grimble their surroundings and the lack of change. Mr F. Halms Too often the city wall may be the only Mr and Mrs R. D. place where one can get a fair walk, and

Mr W. D. Morrish Mr M. F. Murray Mr A. P. Nubba Mr P. Nye Capt. & Mrs Punmore Mr H. Fearman Mr J, Redmond Miss F. Haanders

Dougherty

*B-0

Dr H. Poenszen

Patts Fad 2 children Mr & Mrs. Dertasno Mr& Mrs W. Hutton Mr G. A. Dike Mr EH Ray Mr and Mrs C. M. Miss F. Rear

Miss L Rosenberg

Rog senila Mr H. B. Seguitz Mr & Mrs F Mrs F. A. Seymour Mr E. E. Sharp Mr J. C. Sibley

V. Bidford Mrs G. V. and child

Mrs

Mis A. Garð

Mr.J. Geare

Miss M. Glen Mr A

Gordon 6. Me V. Goulbourn Me Joseph Gould Mr J. Gouger

Mr J. H. Green Miss E. Gregg Miss L. Gregg

Mr

Mr & Mrs Mitchell,

more and child

Capt. Mitchell Lt. Monteith R..AM.C.

Major Bowen, A.P.D.Mr & Mr. M. Pattan. Attorney-General J, depe

A. Backpill Mr Cobb

-Mr J. Plummer

Lt.Col. J. J. Radcliffe,

Major & Mrs Comyn, RE,

1.A.

Mr Belton

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL

Mr & Mrs F. Allea Major and Mrs Joyca children and nurse Mr C. D. Kast

Mr and Mrs B. A

Balantine

Mr & Mrs W. BishopMr E. Kommens

and child

Mr J, Boes

Mr S. G. Beides"

Mr A. R. W. Lebbloy Mrs A. Lipton

Madam J. Lombard

Capt. and Mrs Braga Mr and Mrs N. A. MF. Braga

Miss L. Braga

Lowell

Малл

Lieut. Col. & Mrs Lient R. E. E. Brown-Ming Mabel Martins

Misa M. Brag

tor

Mr & Mrs E.

Qui. F...

US.A

Miss Mctael

Brook Miss

E.

Moyer

Cane, Mr Chas Misz Mra A. Myers Mr M. H. Sotanod Mr and Mrs C. L...

Fak

*Miss M. Cecil

Mr J. H. Childers

Dr E. K. Coldenboữ Mr and Mrs J. W.

Cupulin

Mr S. Paul

Mr & Mrs R. Pestonj Mrs J. Crawford Mr C. W. Kandall Ligat. Geo. W. Crom Mr A. F. Bamedics

bic, R.E.

Mr A. Rigg

Mr M. D. Edmonds Miss C Eacie

Madam Esnault "

B. G. Farar

--

Miss A. Fame Mine

Mr.

A Feith

Mr T. G. Flyon

Afr

Capt. & Mrs CorsellisMr & Mrs A. Ritchie Lt. and Mrs T. C. Mr G. W. R. Rogers Cunningham, F.A. Bug Jomir. & Mrs

Rome, R.N. Major Davy, R.E.

Mr G. A. Dutton Lt. Col. & Mrs Room Consul & Mrs Eitzer Mr Beabrow Rowe Mr & Mrs Flanagio Dr Schneller

Mr and Mm G. G.Mr A. Sinclair

Mr C. Skolt Gordon

Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr A. Findlay Smith Lt. Col. W. H. Laher

Hale

Mr & Mr A. Gibson Smith, A.O.D. Col., and Mrs Gordon Mr & Mr. P. Sofeta

Hall, B.A.M.O.

Mr Greig

Mr H. A. Hazelaud M: T. W. Hill

Mr Gen. Frank

Mr and Mrs Arthur

Rogerson

Mr A. E. Rollins Mias A Romain Dr J. F. Ronjones Mr W D. Sanburo

Me E. Bargon

"

Mr L. Q. Saundarson Mr H. Schroder

Frank E. Frishie Mr

Mr & Mrs Galesman Mr G. W. Barell

ad family

sad

Mr A. Stamford

Mrs S Galestano Rav. Jos H. Smith Mr A. K. Gambitz. Miss G. Godwin

1. Grandy

Miss S. Godwin Mr & J.

Miss L. Greeab Mr G. Harper Mr Hayter Capt. D. R. Hewett Mixs A. Hilf Capt. & Mrs Stericker Mr O. Hullmann child & nurse, 2nd Mr W. Jackson

D.C.L.L

Mr R. Stewart Capt & Mrs Hodgins Mr S. M. Stewart Major Humphrey. Mr & Mrs Sutherland Lt. Col. & Mrs Tuson R.E.S.

2nd D.O.L..

Mr and Mrs W. G.

Humphreya

Mr Hunter

Mr and Mrs Hum.

phreys

M= 0. Wagner Major & Mrs Wenborn

RES.

Capt. Whitfield A.O.D.

Mr & Mrs P. Jacks Mr David Wood

Mr H. U. Jeffries

KINGSOLERE HOTEL.

Mr C. B. Stapley Mr R. H. Stephenson

Max T. Tobias

Mr E. J. Treadgota Mr B. S. Vergett Mr Hon Tam Wing Miss Ruby Vincent

Mr M. Zulanga

UTOR HOCIL.

Mr Y. Lope Mr Y, Lugebil

Mr E. S. Adler M: H. J. Allen Mr and Mm A. A.Mr W. Marshall Fonseca. Antunes Miss D. McKes Miss Antunes Mr and Mrs J. F.

Antunes Mr J. B. Arnold Mr J. H. Aubert Mr Becke

Mr

W. Bethope M-L. Birot

Mr O. Meikleham · A.Mr &. O. Millar Mr F... Miller Mr S. Morslond Mr F. E. Morgan Mrs K de Morri

and Mrs E. E. Consul General in Mr & Mrs W. Logan Mise 0. M. Bissinger Smith Me V. Sorby

and Mrs James Bpittion

Mr S. Spiro

Mr P. G. Pollock Miss M. E. Farkman Mr and Mrs Preston Miss Preston

Me H. L. Patnam Miss Kadford Count and Courtes

Salina

Bre H. W. Soale *: Misa B. E. Smith

Miss Square

1st. and Mrs.

Stainer

Mr and Mrs D. A. Mr F. K Stearns

Mr 8. Strulo:

ME. Griffith Mine L. Sutherland

Mr P. G. Von Griso- Mr R. E. Swafield

Gono

W. C. Capt. T. P. Hali Mr J. G. Hanna

Mr & Mrs Schank Dr Bibri

Mr H 8.Spurgs

Capt. & Mr A. E Stewart & children

Holt the pleasure of that is often spoiled bo Mr and Mrs J. A. Mr B. E. Stewart

Mr and Mrs Victora Joverno cause of the surtour onlooker and children Mr & Mrs H. Jeremer & Men Wakemu who may wish to follow the foreigner Mr and Min Kraft Mir D. Walicor VETARZOS FOOD around. Consoquently, we must often Mr. and Ma 3. P. Mr W. B. Weidler

♣ LIFE WITHOUT · HEALTH: 18 'LIVING" DEATH. E

BRAIN AND

be latest difactory of modern times for penALLEN + decay or deficiency of vital for Bracing up the xys- only, It gives to the achanted suryat, vestorm the falling sorgime and kapmeta marw liin und ¿vigor to those who and wrescantly semuad played (NES

depend upon what can be got within cur Kurta

Mr Whaler

own gates if we wish to be tres from Mr & Mrs 0. Laurit Mr G. C. Whitelaw

curious intrusions. Whore there is room Mr and MrLemaire for a tennis court or croquet lawn, thla

and obila

Mr and Mrs B. E. I

Winter MPL N. Zahnstr

want will not be felt so much. Apark, Me and Mrs. Ma arv howeve, from opportunity of engeny and we and son

My Mr J. E. Tapp

Mr W. T. Harbord

MIT. V. Barris

Mr H.. ThomD Mn M. H. Thorn's

Mr r M. Tobias.

Miss B. Tripp

Mr and Mm. P.W. Cedt, J. Vaughan

Harter

Ms Chas, Wake

Lubbock

derson Lieut. & Mrs R. E, Mr and Mrs J. H.

Backhause

Mr T. 8. Morrison Dr and Mrs B. W. Mr G, H. Murphy

Brown

Miss E. Mallback Mr and Mrs A. E. Mr and Mrs 8. G.

Carleton

Newall Mr & Mrs B. Cobb Pruf. C.E.

Mr A. Penning Mr & Mrs J, Bobert

Co man

Miss Coleman

Mit D. Filkins Me W. H. Fard Mr W. B. Hind

Ober

Mrs G. Bachse

Mr A. L. Baialda

& Mrs F. J. Capt. C. V. 8: Skrim

Major

Bunter

Dr & Mrs

E.

Mr E. Lang

Mr W: H. Wakefald

Miss H. Bayhurst Mr H. Watkins

Mr B. B. Heaps

Hon Mr A Prof. & Mrs W. Wat

Hewett, C.M.G. son Capt. D. R. Hewitt Biz & Mr B. Wahb Major Hillpa Miss M.-Hill

Capt

Fliro, R.A.

Eran-Jones Dr. Stedman

Mr E. P. Thoma

Mr and Mrs Homer Mr G. J. K. van der

Laughlin, Jr. W2L

Ma-ter Laughlin MrP. D. Wilson MeT. A Laughlin Mr J. W. Wilson Mr and Me J. EL

Little

GRAND HOTEL.

Me C. Baumann Mr P. Booshausen Mian V. Bonotte Dr Briall

Mr Bumaon Mies Calvert

Mr

Coyne

Mr Kaha Mr F. Lorris Mr and Mrs Lowell- Mr MeGarth Mr Molles Mr D. Opensho

Mr Pangefert

W. Sanborn Mr H. T. Sharp Mr J. Bohmann Hline Stephano Mr P. Stolik Mr and Mrs Tobias. Mr Tobis

Mr and Mrs Onew Mr & Mrs A. Weill Mr Isson

Mias Frampton and children pl Mr B. H. Hinchcliffe Mr F. Weider Mr C. Frank Mr E R. Holmos.

Mr PA Mr V. Gourlet and Welker and chil

Miss Grace Mr B. Bunter

Mr Higginbotham Mr. Wahle Capt. Hunter B.N. Mr D. M. Whamond Mr F. Endon ME. M. Hoppin-Mr LT. White Capt. B. Lanos. Mr & Mr. Winkler MrJ-Balding Mr Jatonite Mr F. Wimler Mr G. Kaddell MY End ANEL D. H-G. G, Wood

Johnstone

Mr G. Watkins

Me On

DESCARTANS

Mr Ed. Proasmiche

Mr.J. Brown Mr J. C. Brown Mr 8. Campbell Mr F. A. Chepard Mr. H. Deleoglos Mr F. M. Diss. Mrs A. Dyer MR. O. Emery

Fayol

Mr P. Mr A. Fisher Mr.Ch Tradoor's....

| Mr J. 8. Gilen z

Mr O. Goldenberg

Mr J. E. Hamilton

Mr J. H. Harrison Mr F. P. Hebaica' Mr A. 0.

Holmes A Mr G. M. Hudson: Mr.W. A. Johnson Me W. Juster. * Mr M. O. Kaufi Mr G. Langoo Mr & Mrs Lautzen-

holser

Mrs 8. Morton

Mr F. MO

Mr. Wilton Newton Mr V. O Patr

Mr à. Perovana" Mr & Mrs H. Pink MrJ. D. Powell Mr D. C. de Quirre

court

Mrs

E

EA. Roberta Mr N. Sanders Mr and Mrs O.

Satchell

Mze F. D. Smita Mr J.-2. Stovau. Mr and Mrs. W; AN

Stewart

Mrs Stirling

Mr & Mr F. Thomp

BOT

Mr F. Vergriette Mr. Wellemberaki BirD. B. Wickensions M..E..C. Winston. Mr W. R. Witlor Mr. J. G. Zoboli

WYNDHAM, HOTEL M: Joha Fx AchesonMr Lawrence

Mr Armstrong,

Mr Bourne

Mr D. P. Chesney.

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