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FRIDAY, MAY 23 1913

Hughes and Hough

ACOTIONERS TO THE GOVERNMENT.

AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

· ··-TO-KWA-WAN

COAL STORAGE.

Codes used: 1.3.0.4 & ÚTH EPTIONE. AL. TELEGRAFIIC CODE.

Telegraphic Addřem : MELTON HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION

17

Undersigned have received instrue. tions to all by Publia Auction, (FOX ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

on

SATURDAY

the 4th May, 1913, 1 A.M.. At their Sales Rome, No. 8, Des Vreur Road, Corner of Ice House Street,- ABOUT 100 Pains or BLACK AND TAN BOOTS

AND SHOES

LADY

SUPERIOR QUALITY,

And...

A NUMBER OF TWERD SUIT LENGTHS.

Txas nsual,

HUGHES & ROUGH,

Auctioneers. Flongkong, May 21, 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

843

BE Undersigned have received instres

tions to sell by Fublic Auction (FOR ACCOUNT OF TER CONCERNED).

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5

4713

SATURDAY,

the 24th, Hay, 1013, at 11 AM, at

their Sal Rooms, No. 8, Dee TONI

THE SCARLET

COMMERCIAL

- COTTON. REPORT.

THE

MR E'S AND

THEIR

Movers James F. Hatten and Co., Ltd. JESTER, Manchester, in their weekly market report dat d April 24 etab' :-The distributing this week to the World's Spinnere of American as shown in the above bible in 219,000 bales, against 322,007 tales a year *g. Tha Spinners of the United States kave taken 70,000 balos against 01,000 bals, Great Britain 88,000 against. 66,000, the Continent 71,000 bates against 15% 600,

Former Loading Momber of this Merry Concert Party Tells why

'Ho Pins' His Faith on

• Dr Williams", Pink Pills.

·Prior to coming out East," where he now owns and manages the splendid "Hictel Norman at Penang, M. R. N. Brupel Norma was in the thick of thing theatrical in Londen, leading "The Scarlet Mr Ex managing the Cuseerde Concert Co, and so co, and then it was that he discovered the value of Dr Williams' Pink Pills

Remedy for Dyspepsia. "Before leasing-England we are year ngo my life was a very strenuous one, and the over strain brought on Dyspepsis and s| most distressing insitude Me Drunc Norman records in a recent latter. "I those days always found that these troubles would ease after a short coures of Dr Willing rink Pills.

"Since cothing to this country," his latter continues, "The favourable opinion I form. ed of them whilst in England has been coneidombly increased, and 1 attribute my comparative immunity from the diseases of 4-tropiest climate to my use of these Pills [am

Assured by Medical Mon that there is nothing wurprising in this, as those Pills contain in a digestible form those drugs that are mest needed out her:

to repair the ravages of the climate.

I am writing this in the hope that others my literally Read, mark, learn and inwardly digest, and so derive benefits like I did.

CHINA MAIL.

CEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER.

PUBLIO AUOTION,

and Tapan and Bfaxien 2,000 b les against Undersigned bas rocaived fastruo

9,000 balen. The total absorbed is now 10,671,000 againime:11,693,000 a year ago, This reduction" of 1,022, 00 balès consista

111,0 fawer mkon by Spinners of Great Britain. 842,000 by those of the Continent. 189" by Japan and Mexico, which makes 1,122,000 taken from reserves, for as nuch Cocton, if not more, has pro- burbly been used this year an last The United States has taken 300,000 balas mors to this date than in 1912,

tions to sell by Public Acction

00

THURSDAY,

the 20th May, 1913, demanding at 13 at his Slee Rooms, DUDDALL STREET,

A COLLECTION OF

VALUABLE CHINESE PORCELAINS AND CURIUS,

Comprising

6-Coloured and Blue and White Yard, Plates, Bowls and Figure. Old BrovZEA, Jade Ornaments, China, Glass, Amber and Orysal, Enuff Bottles, Old Chinese Pie. turen, Tonkin Talaid Work, eta,, etc.,

•And}

We propose in our Reports now to give the daily prions of American Cotton, both Current Month had Spot Mid American for each past week, as these records will fist & fair means of comparison between ono date and another. The prices of Cur- sent Month are as follows On Friday things, blandarin's Costa, ote." 18th inst. it cleard at 6.65, Saturday 194 inst. at 8.68, Monday 21st inst. 50), Tuesday 2 nd inst. 6.52, Wednesday 23rd inot, at 580 and to-day at mid day €.484. Spot Mil American on April 18th was 6.01, April 19th 0.81, April 21st 8.79, April 22nd-8.83; April 23rd 6.76 and te- day 0.74.

A Quantity of Silk Embroidered Hang

The weekly Bureau Weather Report states that favourablo wosther has been expe. fonced, tamperatures being normal aud sunshine abundant permitting gord progress to be made with ant door work- bis in addition to other favourable reper's From varioussources has kept to market on the easy side.

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There has been a considerable enquiry for cloth during the week and while there may be a great amount of uncertainly with regard to Cotton, it is generally thought that we are not in for a trado alampas yet.

On View from Wednesday, the 27th May. Txas-Cash on delivery.

GRO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer Hongkong, May 23, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

651

MR GEO, P. LAMMERT has received instructions to sell by Fublic Auction

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FRIDAY,

the San May, 1913, commencing at 3.x, at his AUCTION Reov DUDDELL STREET, ~~

IN ONE LOT

THE VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERTY

A Stimulant as Satisfactory -as Alcohol.

O.T

O.T. is the long-wanted happy me toxicating or other undesirable effects. dium between a "hard" and a "soft" O.T. is a beneficial drink for ladies driak It compares with spirituous when needing a stimulant owing to its liquors in its stimulating qualities, its warming and comforting properties. No satisfying body and its piquant bite--but | home should be without a bottle." it is free from alcohol, and is without in-

A Liqueur-Stomachic-Pick-me-up:

Made from natural frults and herbe O.T. is a pure and healthful beverage, and enly favourable effects follow. Its use. After over-indulgence there's no better pick-me-up” ̈ ̈Âs a tonic when you feel "cut-of-sarts," there's nothing better to make you ft and well szalo.

- O.T. is a true digestive, and therefore good as a

It is perhaps taking du optimistic via-10egistered as Inland Lot No. 1927, situato TALEPHONE NO. 636,

suggest that business should continuo for any great length of time in each a pro aperons condition as during the past two years, but there are runny,signs which show that generally speaking the larger impart ing mat kuts.cf-World are in no surfeitad condition, and evun India, which market is perhaps mero heavily supplied than

any,

When depression holds you down, when little worries of daily occurrence aunoy you out of proportion to their importance, when Indigestion makes your life a misery, call Dr Wiliama' Pink Pills to your aid They infuse new energy into the whole system, tighton up

up the Derves, eliminate from the those poisonous huzicars which rd the proper working of the rations expected to cousings to prove a good m organs, and bring now life and energy into kut Obicourse a good deal depends on the pour existence. That is why cuantless suflerers from. Dobility, Nervoza Dopres Monsoon, but we have seen it suggested Blog, Indigestion, Anaomia, Malaria, that some indicatious exist already that it Theumatism, and the ailmente peculiar to is not likely to be a failure Wa dorot women bare testified in every part of the quite see how this can be furetoki now but civilined world to the curos they are

apparently there mast have been something- derived from there Pils.

stimulating to account for the heavy opera-; tions in light goods during the past few: wueks. As regards China, the comparativa Ermness of silver is a favourable feature, and buying in some directions laag hean of pacouraging extent principally is Bleaching Cluths. There are, also sin e enquiries for specialities and Fancy Goods. Ju printing and dyeing clothe thote is zet" so much doing, and the general trade can scarcely be described as of satisfactory dimensions,

They can be obtainable frein "denlere everywhere, or direct from the Dr Williams' bledicina C... 8i Szochten Road, Shanghat, one bottle for 81.50; six for 83, pont fee.

Road, Corner of Ice House St, Van de

THE FOLLOWING

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE REMOVED TO SALE Rooms 103 CONVENIENCE OF SALE.

1,

Large Chosterfeld Sofa by Lane, Craw ford & Coy, Wardrobes, Washstands, Toilet Tables, etc., eta, practically now; I Plush-covered Drawing Room Suite, Slibeard, Dinner Waggons, Chairs, etc.;

Also

1 Pneumatic Tyred Ricksha. 2-Cent's "Bicycles, 1 Piano, 1 Remington Sholes

Typewriter.

Ja riów day of sile. TERMS:--ÅR Usual.

HUGHES & BOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, May 19, 1913,

PUBLIC AUCTION,

610

THE Undersigned bare received instruo tions to Sell by Pablin Auction

THE

WEDNESDAY,

the 28th May, 1919, commencing st

2.50 .., at their Bnica Rooms, No. 8,

Des Yeux Road, Comer of Ice House Street,-

A LARGE QUANTITY" OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND

BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, &&c., &c.

Comprising as follows:

TEAKWOOD-Dining And Drawing Boom Suites Upholstered Chairs and Bolsa, Carpets and Rugs, Bed Room Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, &c., Ding Room Furniture, Marble top Sideboards, Tenk-

AUCTIONS

R.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

DARTICULARS and Conditions of the

Losting by Public Auction Sale, to bo held on MONDAY, the 26th day of May, 1913, at 3 P.M., st the Offices of the Public Works Doparunent, by Order of His Ex cellency the Governor, of Twi Tote of OROWN LAND at Conduit Road," in the Colony of Hongkong, for term of 75 years, with the option of renews) at Crown- Rents to be fixed by the Surveyor of Elis, Majesty the King, for one far her terta of 76 years

Particulars of the Lols.

Boundary

Locality

Registry No.

No, of Bala

Esat of Tulent Lat South of inland

-Condalt Road. No. 1912,

Road

Inland Lot Inland

Lot

Lot No. Conduit

IEN

Inventa.

(Approximate)

the

It

Upeet Price

Annual Rent

1101108.150 130 24,430112

170 260 100 100 16,500 114

TING,

wood and Blackwood Inlaid, etc; cto, 1r Burgeon, Deniisk

Dinner and Dessort Borvicos, Crockery, Electro-plated and Sundry Glass Waro, 1 Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensile, Cutlery,

BLACKWOOD Overmantels, Couches, Arm-chairs, Flower Stands. Cabinets; Jar- dinieres, Hall and Tes Tables Tezzoya," Brackets and Photo Framo, eta, Old Inlaid- Chairs, etc; and 'few pieces of Chinese Porcelain; hala,

2 Rowing Machines, 1 lemington Type-

And

Ono Cullard & Collard Piano,

Catalogues will be issued.

-Takka-An Vazal,

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers

Hongkong, May 22, 1913

O Hocks, Rapport, dr.

653

YSTERS; Frgh, Fried or towed. EXANDRAY DAT

No. 14, D'AGUILE STREE

TERMS VERY MODERATE

Jonsultation

THE

CHINA MAIL

2,100

631

In the Yarn section American Yarns are quoted fractionally i slow last week's ratas, but there lins not been ta b Lucinese done either for Hvino Trade'er Faust-Bagers neem disposed to take a view that lower prices are coming, or at any late to set as though they believed it Qutations for Egyptian Yarns me well ursintained.

ALLEGED BUYING OF APPOINTMENTS.

An extraordinary meeting of the Poplar Board of Guardians was held recently ni ibe request of Mr. Richard H. Green and Mr. F. T. Mannings, the vice chairman.t consider allegations regarding the buyin, and selling of appointments, and alleged influence in the placing of contracts. erideuce concerning which bir. Green said he bad in his poseersien. Mr. Gourge Lansbury moved that Mr. Oxley. Le Local Government Board Chief Inspects for London should be asked to attend and preside at meeting of the General Purposes Commitee is ordor that the members of the Board might know the nature of the charges, and then decide regarding an inquiry. This was unanimously agreed tu.

DEATH TROM FILLS

An inquest was held recently on Waile Langridge, 15, a pal packer, employed lig a fires of manufacturing chemists in Ber monday. It was stated that the boy wi sceu to take 40 or 50 pills and to swallow them a few 45's time. When told that the pille would make biza ill, Langridge re plied, "I bet s penny they won't burt The employees had been warned not to taste aty of the drugs they handled. The pills contained aloes, podophyllin, henbane, hyoscyamus, and jalap verdict

mr.

of "Death by misadventure" WAS, TO turned,

POPULAR BRITISH BEER.

world wide popularity of British recently. During the year ended September

in Wong Nei Chong Resd and adjcising, sho Race Course, excellent building kits,

Area 29,519 ft.

Particulars and conditions of sale may be btained from

Ma GEO. P. LAMMERT,

.. Justineer, MB S. OAER CLARK,

14, Queen's Bead Central,

Architect;

'UT

Mera HASTINGS & HASTINGS,

8, Des Youx Rond Central,

The Vendors' Solicitors. Jongkong, May 16, 1913.

#31

AGENTS LONDON ---F. A, 11" 12 Clemens

Lane, Lombard Strat z.c. T. B. Brow &Co., Ltd.. 103 Queen's Road, Victorie St. Chan, Sor & PLATZ, 85 Grier -- Church St., 2.c. G. STREET & Co., Ltda 30 Cornhill Gonnas & Geros, 15 bi Bride St., .c. BoBERT WATSON, 15

Gold

Seat

British Analytical Contrel

mealtime drink, as an after-dinner liqueur, and ans remedy for ladigestion, flatulence and "fuit feeling". after meals..

As a stomachic, it has wonderful vituca for colic, dysentery, and other staranch troubles No drink is more suitable than O.T. for bath abstainers and non-abstainers; none is more healthful for. young and old.

Gold

Medal

Grand

Prix

Paris Exhibition, 1909 Empire Exhibition, Londes, 2013

The More you Drink O.T. the Better you Like it!

O.T. wins favour with all who try. It is distinctive character, its refresh ing and, exhilarating qualities, its satisfying body and bite-appeal to you-its taste grows on you, and you soon realise that each glass adds to your liking and appreciation.

O.T. Mixes Deliciously with

Lemonade, Soda," Mineral Waters, etc.

Water

(Hot or Cold)

Gires full body, fina flavour, gives a "bite" and, a delle simulating, refreaking our favour that completely,

scaling and Catufentify.

effects of serated drinks, T

Whisky, Gia Bandy,

Wines

improves farour, intensifies

the good qualities, kad Tune-

Ricoholic effects.

Ale, Beer, Stout-gives fins zip,' takes off heaviness ind släng effect.

SOLE AGENTS FOR HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA,"-

1

GARNER, QUELCH &

THE CHINA MAIL, LTD.

UNDERTAKES

such as:

Co.

GRAND CARLTON HOTEL

Mr and Mrs Alberter N. Hashim and children Mr W. Jackson

Mr & Mrs F. Allen Mr and Mrs Kaher Mr & Mrs Almberg and oild sy Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr A. R. W. Lahbloy

Balanting

My Lopes and party

ALL SORTS OF ARTISTIC JOB-PRINTING MEMW. Bishoptr 3. Muk

INVITATION CARDS, MENTE, DANCE AND ENTERTAINMENT PROGRAMMES, CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS. BOOKS, PROSPEC- TUBEF, WINE LISTE, ETC., ETC., ETC.

Ubiam quotations from

THE

Feet Street. O. Merement & Co European Supervision

Hills Holborn Viaduct, 8.0. D. J KETI & Co, 3 Whitefriars B E.. MATHER & CROWTHER, Ted., 10. 11, 12. New Bridge St., 3.c. SOOTLAND-FRID. L. SIMONS, 8 Horti

26. David Street, Edinburgh. PARIS AND EUROPE, MAYENUZ FERAI.

Co., 18 Jia de la Grange, Bat Paris,

VISITRS AT HOTELS,

OBINA MAIL OFFICE

6, Wadham Street.

HONGKONG HOTEL MrF. Atkins

Capt. E. Innes Mr G. Aurply ...Mr P. Johnson NEW YORKT. I. Brows & Co., Lor. T. Barberini Mrs A. NE Judab

New Molan Hall, Eust And Street, THE CHINISS ETAren Once, 52, Mr E. R. Bato Hex 2nd Stree!..

SAN FRANCISCO and American Pory generally-Brax & BLACK, Ban From

cisco.

AUSTRALIA, TASMANIA, AND REV. ZEALAND-GORDON & GOTER, Ma bourne and Sydney. CEYLON:-W. M. SMITH & Co., Tax

·APOTHECAKIEN Co., Colombo. SINGAPORE, STRAITS, 20.5

&WALSH, LAD., Singapore, PHILIPPINE ISLANDE 8 WA

sont & Co. Mons. CHINA-Cantor, FALL&Co.. Frackow BROCKET & Q., Shinghot, KALLY & Wan, L. Fokovima, ELLY Wils, p

THE CHINA MAIL LTD. 5. Windham Street,

"Bir Elia Kadontic

Prufessor L Kendi Mr. A. Kruseman 31 W. H. Lambert

Mr E. A Beaumont Mr C. Kaufmer MrJ. Bahns Mrs F. R. Belilios Mr G. A. Bena".. Capt. C. R. Peston Me 3. T. Lloyd MW, W. Brazton Dr E L Martyn Lobb Mr F. W. Breaker Mr and Mrs A. Mr & Mr A. Brown LoftsTM Master Brown t Mr E. 6. Brown

Mr R. Brown DrJ. M. Brown

Mr and Mrs F.

Macdonald, chi'd

..sed nurse .... Mr.D Mac'onald

Moderate Price.

· PRÁK HOTEL,

and child

De D. In Mr 9. G. Bolden Mr S. Paul. Ident R. E. B, Brown-Mr&Mrs R. Pastorje

ter

Mr J. Campell Mrs J. Crawford

"W: Q. W. Randall Mr. F. Remedion

Mr A. Biggy

Lieut. Geo. W. Crom-Bir A. E. Refin

bio, RE

Mre, Daries;

Mr L. O. Faunderson Mr G. W. Sewall

Stephanaca Tobics

Mr D. J. Delfendahi ir R. H. Mr W.-J. Edwards Mr. Trendgold

Madame Extral

Mr.T G. Flyan

E. J.

Me R. Vergett

Mr and Mrs. H. L. Mr R. Wetheill

Boash and child

Mr A. J. Gandy

Mr G. Harper

LING

Mrs R. Almond Mr A- Biermarn Mr H. W. Booth: Mr T. Chee

Mr Clare

Mr J. M. Aaron Mr. and Mrs W. G. F. W. Cox

Dr and Mrs Aubrey Humphreys

Lt. T. C. R. Archer, Mr & Mrs P. Jacks

RAM.C

Mr Jerson

Mr & Bits W. Arm. Mr A. Keith

·-strong"

Mr and Mrs. E. 8.

Bir & Mrs T. Arthur Kaus Bir E. F. Aucott'

Mr. and Mrs. A. R Mrs W. M. O. Bar. Jánton

rett and child

Capt. & Mrs McManny

Mr and Mrs C; D. J. children and borse. 1Bell

Mr Bennett

| Mr & Mrs Teyor

Mrs Bowdler

·RA.3.0.NA

Mr E. J. McNutly. Mr & Mrs Mitchell.

more and child Majon Bowen, P.D.Lt. MonteithR.AM,C." Attorney-General J. Mr and Mrs H. Obe

aud child A Backnil Mr M. Cary

Me& Mrad. Brown Mr and Mrs Neil Sir R. H. Cobb

J. Cambridge. Mr J. F. Chaplin

Mr.&. A. Claxton Mr A. M. Concads Mira W.-F. Cen Miss

Crocker

MacIntyra

Mr B. Macke Mr Geo. Martin Bies M. Matheson Mr R. T. Matheson

Bis Mayer Mr & Mrs Ritteraty C.

Skramlik Von Cron- MIB. K.-Mehta renth

Mr J. Merecki My J. D. F. Mulder

Mr O. H. Davis

Mr S. Daria

Mrs J. E. Doan

McWilliams

· Miss G. O'Leary

Mr J. Ormiston

Mr & Ma Carteano Mr. J. Pinnock

d 2 children

Miss Piper

De Crail

Rev. Foiler Pegg

Mr J.. Plummer

Lt-Col. J.J Radcliffe-

Lt. and Mrs T. C. RE

Cunningham, I.A. Mr Rellon

Mr J. A. Dobbin

Kor. & Mrs W. Wi.

liams and child

INWARD, BOLILI

Mr W. A. Donaldson Capt. and Mrs T.

Donaldson

Mr O. Dyu Mr Finchatt Mr Gerechil Mr Gec. Grimble Mr. P. Harvey Mr F. H. Ime. Mr and Mrs Kraft

Me F. B Land":"

Bir F.. Mackintosh Mr and Mrs Major

and fou

Mies Massor

Mr and Mrs F. A

McHugh Mr and Mrs J.B. N.

Mody

Me M.F. Murray Mr A. P. Nubbe Capt.&Mm. W.-C.

Passmore

Mr A, Pearman Mr Porcman Miss Fraunders Mr & Mrs Schenk Dr Sibree

Mr B. B. Spurge Mr & Mrs Laarit Capt. & Mrs. H.

Stewart & children

Mr and Mrs Lemaire Mir Vigara

and child

Mr. W. Logan

Mr D. Walker

- Mr G. C. Whitelaw

2RAND MICELA

Me K. Almberg bir O. Baumanna: Bir Baumann Mr P. Beushausan Me. D. Bogis Bisa V. Bonetta Dr Bri

Mr Buwann

Major Davy, RL - Mr & Mrs 3. Ritchiefs Calvert

Mr G. & Duiton Mr Bebrow Rowo Comel & Mire Eitzen Mr L. Scott

Mrs Friek

Mr and Mrs Crew

3

| Mr Elson M

Mr R. D. ShowAD

Mr Fridley

Miss Graco

Mr and Mrs G. G.Bc A. Sinclair, Gordon

Mr.O. Skott

Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr Seydler

Mr G. Frank

Mr G. Granted.

Bir F. Haden

Me and 3ft 8 Mr Higginbotham

Mr J; Heldt

Mr.J. Dewar

Lt. and Mrs W. C.

Mr & Mre A. Gilson Sharp

Mr 8. Denneulerg

Potter

TA.M.C.

Mr G. Eaddell

-Bir and Mrs Lowel

Me and Mr Mast

Mr

Bir Molien

A

Merlin

Mr J. Moonan

Mr E. C. Mulvey

MrJ. Parshall va

Mrs and Miss

Mr W, Sanborn Mr H. T. Sharp MrJ. Submann Miss Stephane Mr P. Foll Mr & Mra A. Thoma Mr Wable

Bir G. Watkins

Mr C, Weismann

Mr.P. Whitter

Mr J. H. Donzenberg Mr E HR Col Gordon Tially I-Col. W., H. Usher Dr Keyf 1% % Mr E. WIL

Mr WA Dowluy

MR... Dougins Mise F. Rray

3fr And How WR MM. W-Dorling Ricketts MNO. Esta Ble WE Robert Mr. and Mre: H. E. Mr W. Rootsoir

3x Of Robins

Ehrenfels

Capl W. Fhrhardt Mr E. H. Farrell Mr U. A Farrell Mrs C Finlayson MEH. G Fr Mr H J Ford TJ. H Eurd

Mis W. V. Robinson Mr A. Rehraun. 3ir das, Scut on Mr J. Bibley Mr E T. Singer Me and Mrs E. E

Smith

Mr Denman Falur Mr V, Sorby

H. D. Fuller Air S. Spin- Cap. F. C. Gambrill Miss Square

Mr K. Gear Capt. P. R Steven Mr AG. Gordon

Mr. V. Goulbonru

MA. W. Sull

Bir J. R. Tapp

beer is abows in & White: Paper published PARIS TOILET Morph Gould Mr J. Wardrop

Typhoon Map & 30 l, these were oxported fram tine,

PRICE

Guide.

OR and Bolld meal a la Cart or Foto with Wines de Liqueure of the Best ALEXANDRA (STE

United Kingdim 607,010 barrels of a No. 12, QUEEN'S BUAD CENTRAL dudlarod value of £2,130,970. The boverage (INDER TEK AZTOS-Horse), went to the most remote parts of the globe,

LADIES & GENTLE

among bor out-of-the-way customers being TEES HAIRDRESSING-

the Fiji lalands (274 karrola); the territory

(19)

Mr J. Gourgey

Gonone

· Me3 H, Corde ja

| Mr J, C. Gungh

Mr Graig C

Smith, A.0.D. MT & Mr. P. Soffer

- Bir G. E. Siewert

* Mr & Mrs Fatherland

Mr O. Wagnor

Mr H. Haneke Me H. A. Hazeland Mr N, U. Walker

Hearne Capt. Whithel, A.O.D

Capt & Mrs Hodgins Mr David Wood Major Humphrey. Aire Wood

RES

KIROSCI.EUR NOTEL Conan General Au Mr B. Tang

dek

Me and Mrs J. B. onbir and Mrs J; 11. Litla

Backhaus

Mr & Mrs B, Webb P. O. Von Griso- Mr D. H. te Wechel Weide Mr. & Mrs A. Mr B. Hamilton and 4 children Mr J. G. Hauna Mr. H. P. White Mr W: T. Harbord Biz E. W. White Mr and Mrs Hector Mr D. White MS. E. Hendry Mr and Mrs J. Miss P. A. HendryWithlogton Hon. Mr & Mr G. G. Wood

Hewett, C.MO. Mr Jamey Wright Hongkong, February 8, 1913 1s Air J. Hngsfoun Mr SP Yestell

Mirs H. Hapsy Zablin

of Papua (33). Curas (3), Wei-hiwa (7021 SALOONS IN TE ZA Siam (708) Bolivia (19) Paraguay

Manufacturers of GEVEN DES ALPES the Falkland Island (291), Arabia (4), and Madagascar (54). Practically overs Buros pronened by the home in the pean country included in the fist, the Haitwash to provent the falling out of hair. quantities varying from 106,058 barrels in J. O. SUPLESS, Proprietor. these of Belgium Tourslangust forcin

ettatommer) bo shoes ball-barrel to Bore

Mr & Mrs W. Togan Mr and Mrs M. C.MrT. A Loughton

Bowman

Mr.IL C. Morgan Dr. and Mrs B, W. Mr K. S: Morrison

Brown

Fat C. H. Olet Mr and Mrs A. R: Mr. & Mrs J. Robert

Carleton

Mies D. Filkinn

MAG. Sachse

Mr W. Ford Mr A. L. Shields

Dr J. M. Gillespie Capt: 0. V. 8. Skrim

Mrs L. B. Hodgeshire, PA.

Master Hedren Dr Bolina

W

Mr W. B. Hind

Major Mrs F. J. M.G. J. K van der

Mr H. P. Thomas

Megnid Mit Hawup Mr P. D. Wilson.

Hanter AG WARE

Dr & Mrs Evan Jumondir J. W. Wilson

Mr F, Loris

Mr. Woodencir

THE STATION ELTEL Mr and Mrs A. Q.Mz Wm. Hay

Akehurst

MH Lahmana

Mr D. H H. CullifordMr & Mr R. Fithia Mr G. Edward Mr & Mr B Hous

My day Mr F. K. Buprot Mr C. M. Hayward Mr A. Greitk Mr A. B. Hewitt Major B. Tullosh

WYNDDAM HOTEL

Mr W. Dobba Mr E. Frohlie Mr A Drogtots Dr and Mrs. Orahm Mias Gralim le William Gray Bir G. W. Grossobt -MI Hayward

Min M. 8. Həy Miss Lan Mrs Martin Mr W. R. Ocker Mr Parker Mr F... Perkander Mr and Mrs John

Stewart

Miss E. Bayward Mr W. C. Walker

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