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FRIDAY, JUNE 18,–1013

| JUST BECAUSE SHE IS A WOMAN

KOWLOON-CANTON RAILWAY.

Prodrom During Laat Year.

there are times whon nearly every WOMAD needs the help which is given by a blood. bullding, strength-renewing tonic. thnumands of the weaker sex Dr Williams' Pink Pills have proved a blossing at those ing of the Kowloon-Cantor Railway

To

An interesting report upon the work.

THE CHINA MALL.

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

simes, because they knew strength, enrich (British Section) doring 1912, sigped by SHARE & GENERAL BROKER. the blood, and restore tone to the ching. Mr. H. F. Winsloo, manager, was pro- sunted to the Legislative Council at

run-down neTVER

Hughes and Hough From maidenhood I was afflicted more

AUCTIONS TO THE GOVERNMENT. ·

¡AND ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

ASTO

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PHOPRIETORS

*** TO-KWA-WAN "

"GOAL STORAGE.

Codes used:

A.B.C. 4 & 5TH EDITIONS.

AL. TRÈEGRAPIDe Cook

Telegraphic Address : MEIRION HONGKONG,

PUBLIO AUCTION.

TE Undersigned husve received intrao on sell by Patile section,

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNST},

.9

SATURDAY,

the 14th Juno, 1913, at 2.30..., at Ne 58, HOLLYWOOD Rold,- THE

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

C

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with Ansemia, and the climer came some years ago when my health suffered complete breakdown, says Señora F. Palacio Reyes, of Bautista. Pangasinan, whooa husband, Señor 0. Reyes, is one the largest Drug Store proprietors in the Philippine Islands,

Then I fel into a most emaciated condition. My peeves & carne so shattered That the slightest excitement, brought on violent trembling and palpitations; neural- sig hendashes tortured me day and night;

yesterday's meeting. From it we take the following extracte -

CONSTRUCTION.

At the end of 1011 little construation work remained to be done with the ax ception of building the terfinal station st Kowloon Tho site for this has been under discussion during the year and it was finally decided to purchaso Kowloon marino lote 3, 9, 74 mod 75. It was also noccesary to acquire a partion of the loud in the awupation of Messrs. Holt and Co.. to gain acœces to the proposed new station and this has been arranged by exchango of an equal portion from rail- wag property. Mr. A. B. Hubback, F.R.I.B.A., government architect for the Federated Malay States, was, by the courtesy of the Chief Commissioner, ap- pointed architect and submitted plans before the end of the year which were spproved. Work WIL commenced by

Señora F. Palacio Rojès, of Bautista, P.I. raising the prays wall at Kowloon Point

(From a photograph).

fo such a level na to ensure the safety

Although I took much medicina my "decline

continued to be rapid, for soch I began to expectorate blood, heavy night. arata further enfeebled mo, and chest weakness. combined with other alarming symptoms indiested that I was in dire peril of Consumption.

I could not eat, and insomnis robbed me off of the yard against flooding during the sleep I sorely' needad.

typhoons. The demolition of the ware houses and other buildings on the site was completed; the head offices of the railway being transferred to a temporary building whics on the completion of the new station will be converted into quar

A entisiderable amount

**This was my condition whon at my husband's request I commenced courseters for the staff. of De Wiliams' Pink Pills, After a while

in the laying out of temporary sidings, the collections of building insterials and the transportation of these to the site.

it became evident that my strength was ref preliminary work has also been done! turning. Moal times began again to have some interest for me; nausea, prin and vomiting alter food ceased Daily so I continued with these Pills their marvellous health-restoring power became more and more arident. fainnow thoroughly restored to healthy ană. husband is so satisfied Upholstered Chairs and Solas, Brussells that Dr Williams Pink Pills alone aro Carpata, Jurtales, Pictures, ate., Tank-responsible for my cars that be in recom-

Therein Contained. As follows:-

mending them at every opportunity."

The branch line from Fanling to Sha Tau Kok was completed and opened to truffie" on April · Ist. Two sidings wore

wood Dining Room Furniture, Cutlery and sold by dealers also by Dr Williams: { laid, one at 11 and one at 4 miles, and

Glass Waro, Teak Wardrobes, Bureaus, Washstands, American Oak Belsteada, Bedlinen, ote, a quantity of Cherry-wood and Blackwood Furniture, etc,, etc.;

*Hao

Ceiling Fans and Fittings, Small Iron Safe and large Ice Chest

(Fall Particulars from Catalogue), Ou view day before sale.

TERMAN Sal

+

HUGHES & HOLON Auctionkers.

Hougkang, June 6, 191a.

POBLIO AUCTION.

717

THE Undervignod harn received instruc Tender or auction

〃 or

WEDNESDAY,

the 18th June, 1913, commencing at

2.30 r., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Voeux Row, Corner of,

Ice House Birot,

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

&

&c.

Comprising as follows:-- TEAKWOOD-Dining and Drawing Room Buites Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, Carpet and Rugs, Bed Room Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, &n.. Dining Room: Furniture, Marble-top Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, etc., etc., Dinner ant Dessert Bervices, Crockery, Electro-plated and Sandry Glam Ware, Cooking Stores, Kit- chen Utensils, Cudary, &c.

BLACKWOOD-1 Fine Old Cabinet Inlaid Mother-of-pearl, Couches, dim- chairs, Flower Stande, Cabinets, Jardinieres Hall and Tes Tables, Teapoya, Brackets and Photo Frames, Desk, dc., Old Inlaid Chaies, &c., and a low pieces of Old Chinese Porcelain;

Abo

Electric Fans and Lamps, 1 Sewing Machine I Remington Typewriter, Marble Clocks, large American Iron" Safe, Ice Chost, etc, Mosquito and Window Curtains Bhd One Piano.

Catalogues will be issued. TERMY:—AN usiał.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers

Hongkong, June 11, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

730

HE Undersigned have received. Instruc

THE

tions to all by Public Auctiun

(FOR 1000UNT OF THE CONCLENES),

on

FRIDAY

the 20ta June, commencing at 2.30 P.M.,

at No. 9, Ics HOUSE ROAD,

(next to Masonic Hall),→

TELE WHOLE OF TOS

Medicine Co. 81 Szechueo Road, Shang bai, one bottle for 81.30, six for 88 post free. Remember, the Pills that cured this lady were Dr Williams' Pink Pill

JAPANESE MAKERS,

a passing loop at Wo Hang Station. statira shelters Inya als been erected at vuch of the four stations. This line is not ballasted with stone and consider- uble attention had to be given to it dur ing the wet weather, but is is now in good running order.

MALATENANCE

There have been no slips to either Cut- EVERY KINLtings or Banks during the year. The pitelting to Bridge No. 1 (thred spans

DZ

PUBLIC AUCTION

A COLLECTION OF CHINA 'AND

#CURIOS,

LATELY ARKIVED FROM THE Nosza

THE Undersigned has received lasteae tions To tell by Public Auction

SATURDAY,

the 14th. Jane, 1913, commencing at

9.30 P... at his Eales Rooma

DUDDELL STREET, ---

A COLLECTION OF CHINA IN -COLOUR, BLUE & WHITË, ETC.,

Comprising:→→→

-Colour Vases, Figures, Plates, Blue and White Vases, Plates, Jecstse Barners and loquen, Grystal and Agate Ora monta, Sauf Bottles, sto. from the Tow. kwang to Song dynastion...... ·

An inspection is larited." On View from Friday, the 13th June. Ostalogues will be inwand. " TERME ---Cash on delivery.

GEO. P. LAMMERT. Auctioneer. Hongkong, June 9, 1913.

HOTELS

THE

.730

STATION HOTEL,

NATHAN ROAD,“

KOWLOON.,

ALECTRIC LIGHT

ม

BATH-BOOK TO EL

AND FANS,

ROOM

A Stimulant as Satisfactory -as Alcohol.

O.T

O.T. in the long-wanted happy me dium between a "hard" and a "soft" drink. It compares with spirituous liquors in its stimulating qualities, its satisfying body and its piquant bite--but it is free from alcohol, and is without in l

toxicating or other undesirable effects. O.T. is a beneficial drink for ladies. when needing a stimulant owing to its warming and cordforting properties. No home should be without a bottle.

Liqueur-Stomachic-Pick-me-up.

Made from natural fruits and herba O.T. is a pure and healthful beverage, and only favourable effects follow it s After over-indulgence there's no As a tonic when you feel better. "pick-me-up."

out-of-sorts, there's nothing better to make you St and well' again.

OT, is a true digestive, and therefore good as a

Jold and Hot Water throughout. TELEPHONE No. 836

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS "BILLIARD ROOM”

Private Dining Room

EXCELLENT CUISINE.

For Particular apply to

THE MANAGER.

CAL. No, K123, Telg. Address "TanOTEL.'

Hongkong, Fab. 3, 1919.

296

at 40 fort. 40 feet high) was badly blown KINGSCLERE HOTEL,

Footwear round the south abutment and the neces

MADE

TO

ORDE

CHERRY & 00., PEDDER STREET,

Oppaalta Hongkong Brzał. Telephone No. 481.'

donghour, May 5, 199′′.

SINGON & CO.

Established A.D, 1880,

WARE MERCHANTS... Wholesale TRON, STEEL METAL and HARD. and Retail Iruamongers, Pig Irea and Foundry Coke Importers General Store keepers and Shipchandlers Nos. 85 and $7. Hino Loong Szakat, (2nd Street, worl of Central Maskot) Telephone No. 515.

Hongkong September 4, 1973,

THE

'CHINA MAIL

sary repairs have been carried out.

The main line is now in a ligh state. of efficiency. The road bed has become thoroughly consolidated and safe for the

HONGKONG."

art, overlocking the Botanical

[NRIVALLED" position in the Hill

Garders and facing the Harbour.

fastest spoeds required. It was found Numerous quiet Suites with luxuriously necesary to lengthen the sidings as Eow-itted Bathrooms, Telephones and lectric foon and Fanling stations and to provide Fans

throughout. Telephone No. 1123 |Cable Addroen; *Eachsola,'

Gold

Battich Anzlyricsă Control

|

mealtime drink, as an after-dinner liqueur, and ma remedy for indigestion, flatulence and “full feeling* after meals....

As a stomachic, it has wonderful virtues for colle, dysentery, and other stomach troubles. No drink is.more suitable than O.T. tor both abatalanes and non-abstainera: pone is more healthful for young and old..

Gold

Medal

"Y"

Grand

Prix

Para Xhibition, 1909 Empire Ashbktion, London, 1811.

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

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

O.T. Mixes Deliciously with «

Lemonade, Soda

Minéral Waters, etc.

Water

Coldj-

Gives full body. Una favour. gives a "bite," and x delici- stimating, refreshing our favour that completely lessons filling and datulent; sutiały. (exceta, of serated dripka. Ti

Whisky, Gin, Brandy,

Wuei-

proves favour, intenside

the good qualities, and low-

zna zlcoholic effects,

Ale. Beer, Stout malves dhe ilp, taken off Leaviness and filing effect.

SOLE AGENTS FOR, HONGKONG & SOUTH CHINA,

GARNER, QUELCH &

WEEKLY NEWS FOR HOME

The Overland China Mail

(FULL REPORTS.

Order before you

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

loare,

so that you may rative it while it tome,

Prlos $14 per annum, including postage. Tas CHINA MAIL, Lo, Wyndham Street

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

a fourth road of 1,200 feet at Hung Hom Telephonies in Bedrooms and Sitting rooms station, for shunting operations. **The signalling system" has been im proved by the adoption of a key box al each station, which holds the keys for locking the fucing points, and only allows' the proper combination of keys to be withdrawn at one time, all other keys KING EDWARD HOTEL 3. M. Aaron

remaining locked in, until the first are returned.". An advance outer sigual has been pretpl at Hung Hom over the big cutting. The work for the above was

| excepted in the railway workshops.

The two additional locomotives order. ed from 1me in 1912 and expected early in the year only arrived in the Colony on) June 11th. The erection of the frat was began on June 22nd and sho left the shops on Monday, July 8th, for bar first steam trial, and was handed over to the Traffic Department on July 10th. TL

cond made her first trial run on July 20th and was available for traño, en August 2nd.

A.B., Code 5th El 120% Hongkong, September 1, 1905.

A

FIRST-CLASS HOTEL

UNDER EUROPEAN MANAGEMENT." EXCELLENT ROOMS. ELECTRIC LIFTS & LIGHT. REASONABLE RATES,

The ervetion of sight now carriages wak}," ammenced on the 18th of March. Tho first was completed on May 27th and the last on August 20th. All the first and

second uluss coaches have been fited with elpettie fans.

For the Funding branch six two-foot gauge wagons with a capucity of 62 cubie feet were built and the six passenger coaches wore also fitted with new under- frames with dust proof axlo boxes.

The following urs the most important, works carried out in the workshops dur. ing the year Ono, accond class carplage converted into Arst and second buffet epurpo; ode 'third brake converted into kitchen brake; one third class into soconit

Can be obtained at one following class: two 50-ton covered goods converted

places in Hongkong

The Hongkong Hotel

Ta Hongkong Ferry, Wharf,

VALUABEE HOUSEHOLD***

... FURNITURE,

&c.,

Lois

THEREIN CONFAIK EU,

Comprising -

The Kowloon Ferzy Wharf, ...

The Kloak, Blako Plaz

&c.

The Upper Fosk Tram Station.

New Teakwood Wardrobes, Bazenue,

The Lower Peak Tram Blation. Loang Ming (Astor House Hotel),

Washstands, Sideboard and Dianaran Pang Hse (Astor House Hotel

gon, eta, Brass mocnted Bedsteads (Hair

Mattresses), Upholstered Chairs and Sofas, à Choo (Queen's Ilona).

Pictures, Curtalus, Table and Bed Leben, eta;

One Piano by Rachals, Hambarg, in vory good condition, Plants in Pote, and Oarry log Opali..

Un view day of male." Catalogues will be issued.

HUGHES & BOUGH

Husghong, Jury 11, 1915

Wo Choong (D'Agullas Stroot).

Katbonjon & Son (Kowloon) Hung Oksong (Kewoo)

TELEPHONE"178.

B. HAYNES Mandga Hongkong, October 2, 1908

WYNDHAM HOTEL, WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET, Opposite Clock Tower, -

HONGKONG BETEL.

Capt. R. Innes Mr A. T. Barberini. Mr H. A. Jones.

Mr A. NE. Judah Mr M. Bering

Mr E Kabol Miss La Baring Mr A. M. Barretto Mr Elis Kadooris Mrs"A. M. Barretto, Mr A. Kruseman

and Mr R Lerra/l.

Mr.G.T.Lloyd

2 children

KOVAIT BEN Mr E. R. Bato Mrs R. E, Bailios Mr G. A. Bana Capt. C. R. Boyaon BIFA. Biermann Mr Brandes.

Mr R. Brown

Mr E. Bahle

1.58

OCATION good for Binde Scenery and ONLY TWO MINUTES WALK FROM BUSINESS CENTRE - Families, Residents and Tourists made thoroughly comfortable.

Terms Moderate.

Rux or FIRST-CLASS LINCS Coder the Personal Supervision of the Proprietrees

M. S. HOY,

BRABSIDÉ

PRIVATE ! BOTEI

into emergency thirds to carry 100 pai songers each; No . Hudaweil Clarke saddio tank locomotive has been thor: Loughty overhauled and fitted with axle CTANDING in its own grounds with Tammis and Croquat Lawas, Larg boxes and a new fire box: No. 1 fiton Airy and Well Fumished Ecom Every loco, was supplied with now sot of hors comfort. Fine View of the Harber coupled whical axle bares, the castings Telephone, No. 690,- being cbtained locally and machined i

Apply to Mas Y, W. WATIS, the shops.

Bramide, 20, Macdonnell Road. Hongkong, September 2, 19W,

As already stated two locomotives" were expected carly in the your but did not mutually arrive until the end of June. Bemo anxioty wea occasioned when it became neccry to Inaugurato an, în- ervasod train service and, although only "two locomotives wero avaliablo, I am glad to say that this, was effoetod and the service ofliceatly maintained, which ro fivela great credit on us locomotiva

tail.

CAPITAL ACCOUNTS.

The expenditure to December Elet 1011, on the construction of the rollway was for the main line. $11,084,530,10-and for Fanling branch line. $86,967.04 mak:

Tion good Solid meal a la Cartoring a total of $12.021,302,77.

Table D'Hote with Wine Listiques 184 of the Bon ADELABORATIVE-

(Ontinand on page 4.5

ASTHE CHINA MALL

Washing

Books

30 conte

13

Mr

&

Dr E. L. Martyn Lobb Mr and Mrs Neil

MacLabge

Mr Geo, Martin Mrs R. T. Matheson Mix M. Matheson.. M: B. K. Mehta

Mr J. Mereck!

A J. Cambridge Mr A. B. Moulder

Mr E. Carpors

Mr J. D. F. Mulder

Mrs J. B. Chrstain Mr and Mm W. 3. Mr A. A. Olaxton: O'Laughlin

Mr G. J. C. Corfiold Bfim G. O'Leary

F. Mrs. W Chres Mr J. Ormiston Capt. Dalmorer Mr T. W. Osgood Mr & Mrs V. Darcy My E. L. Patter Mr O. H. Daris, Иг Е. Е. Ray Capt. & Mr Davison Miss 3'. Rosy Mr&Mrs Darteano Mr C. F. Robins

and 2 children Mr J. Dowar

Mr H. Dicks

·

MT.R. Baxton Misa Bchlon or

Mr A. Bohutte Mr G. von Die: itsch Dr & MrsT. Schwartz Mrs BH. Douglas Mr R. B. Schwenks Mr W. A. Dowley Mr J. O. Bibley Mr J. B. Drake Mr E T. Singer Mr and Mrs H. E. Mr and Mrs EE,

Ebreafals

Mrs M. S. Eisner Mr E. H. Farrell' Mrs G. Finlayson

Mr. W. E. Fischer

Mr E G Fisher

Me P. Gallagher

Smith

Mr V. Sorby

Mr 8. Spiro

Min Square

Mr J. E. Tapp

PRAK HOTEL

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

R.A.M.C.

Mr A. Keith Mr & Mrs W. Arm Mr and Mrs.

Krausa

strong.

Co.

KINGSOLISE HOTEL.

Consul General An-Mr T. A. Loughlin

derson

Mr and Mrs J. E.

Backhouse

Mrs and Miss Mac-

Gregor

Mr and Mrs J. R...

Mr and Mrs MC MacNell

Bowman

Mr H. C. Morgan

Dr and Mrs B. W, M: K. 8 Morrison

Brown

Pret,-0. H. Obar

Miss N. Campbell Mr B. E. Ralston Mrs Carbasian and Mr & Mrs J. Robort

children

вод

Mr and Mrs. A. E. G.

Carleton

Mide D. Filkins

Miss M. Holmes

Sachio

Mr A. L. Shields

Mra

Capt. OF V. 5. Skrin

shire, P.A

Staff-Surgeon Hunt, Dr Stedman

R.N.

Mr H. P. Thomas. Hajor

Mrs F. J. Mr G. J. K. ran der & Hunter

Wai

Dr & Mra Evan-JenosMr T. G. W.ich

Mr and Mrs J. H.M#G, M, White

Little

Mr P. D: Wilson Mrs. P. Lodge & childr J. Wilson

NHAND HOTEL.

Mr K. Almborg

Mr C. Sanmart Mr Baumsan.

Mr F. Beushausen

S.MD. Boggs

Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Capt. & Mrs MoMunn Mr E. F. Ancott Mrs. W. M. O. Bar- RA.M.0.

relt and child

children and nurse,

Mr E. J. MoNutly

Mag V. Bonetta Dr Briell

Mr Bumann Miss Cairert Mrand Mrs Crew Me Blon

Mr and Mrs C. D. J. Mr & Mrs Mitchell- | M: O. Frank

Bell

Mr Bennett

more and child

Mr and Mrs H. Ober Mr & Mrs Eeyer ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀and child Mrs Bowdler Rov. Foster Fagy Major Bewen, &.P.D.Mr J. Plummer Attorney-General, J. Mr Powel

A. Buokaill Mr M. Cary... Dr Crull

Major Davy, R.E

Mr & Mrs Dodge

|

Mr G. A. Dutton.

Lt Col J.J. Badeliffe,

R.E.

Mr Relton

Mr & Mrs A. Ritchie Mr Boobrow Bowe Mr L. Scott Consul & Mrs Eitzon Mr A. Sicolair Me and Mra B. A. Kr O. Skott

Mr Soydler

Mr & Mrs A. Gibeon Mr and Mrs S. 5. ColGordon Hall, Sharp

RAMO L&COL W. H. Ushers Mr J. H. Gordon, Smith, A.O.D. Mr J. C. Gough

Mr & Mrs P. Soffiet Mr Greig

Mr G. E. Stewart “ Me & Men Sutherland

Mr H. Hancock

Mr Fridley

Misa Grace

Mr G. Grant

Mr F. Badon. Mr Higginbotham

Mr J. Haldt

Mr G.Kaddall

Dr Keyb

Mr F. Lorria

Mr and Mrs Lowol Mr and Mrs Mayr Mr L. Morlia Mr Mollos

Mr J. Moonan Mr E. O. Malvoy Mr J. Parshall

Mr, Mrs and Mist

Robhg

Mr W. Sanborn

Mr H. T. Sharp

Mr J. Sohwan

Miss Stopbane

Mr

r P. Stol..

Mr & Mrs A Thoms

Mr Wahle

Mr G. Watkins Me C. Wi

Mr P. Whitticke

Mr E. Wills Mr Woodcock

KING EDWARD, HOTEL

Mrs R. Almozd Mr 8. AndərəcKI ' '' Mr F. J. Cargill Mr G. F.; Carson Mr T. Choo

Me W. A. Donaldson Mrs Finchett

Mr Geo. Gzimbit Mr F. Helma Mr and Mrs Kraft Mr G. Kunick

Me and Mes F. EZ

McHugh

Dr Micheel Mr and Mrs A. O..

Millar

Mr and Mrs J. H. N.

Moly Mr M. F. Marray Mr & Mrs Newli

Mr A. P. Nobbe Mr Outhuya Mr & Mrs. Laurit Capt. & Mrs Wu

·Pasamore Mr and Mrs Lemaire Miss F. Saunder‹

and child

Mr & Mrs Schenk Mr W. Logan

Dr Sibres

Mr F. A. Mackintosh Mr H. 8. Spurge Mr and Mrs Major Capt. & Mrs A E.

and soo

Stewart de children Mr. D. Walker

Me H. A. Hazeland Mr Thompson MI Hear

Mr O. Wagner Cept & Mrs Hodgins Mr N. O. Walker Major Humphrey. Capt.Whithol, A.0.D | Mime Massey

RES.

Mr David Wood

Mr and Mrs R. P. Humphreys

Waterman

J.

Mr and Mrs 1. H. Mr H. Thompson Chare Mattr Mrs A. "Tiddy""" Dr J. M. Gillespie Me Tobia Mir A. G. Gordon Mr and Mrs Br V. Goulbou M-Joseph Gould Mr J. Gourger Mr P. O. Von Griso

Gone Mr. Guesson, Mr. J. G. Haszn Mr W.-T. Harbord

Mr & Ma B. Wobb

Mr W. E. Weldier bir B. Werschsusky MH P. White MzFW. While Mr. and Mis J. O.

Whittaker

Me and Mrs Hector Me B. B. Wiggle Mr A, Herzl

Hon. MrE A Mr G. G. Wood Hewett, C.M.G. Mr. B. P. ToLol, Mr Harold Holgate Mr F. Zalor Mr O. Ingenobi ako

BOMMELWYNDHAM HOTEL

10. "GRAND CARLTON HOTEL.

|

Mr & Mra F. Allen Mr G. Harper-

Mr & Mrs Almberg Mr A. B. Henry Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr W. Jackso

Balantine

Mr C. R. Bent"}

Mr D. Bill

Mr G. C. Whitelaw.

NOTICE

Mr and Mira Halca HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

and child

MrAR. W. Libbley

Mr & Mrs W. Bishop Mr & Mr Marinin

and child and children Mr B. G. Bolden Mr P, Merdziol Lint B. E. B. Brows-Me 0, Muller

Mr B. Paul

BOOK BINDING

Mr Young Fuck shot Mr&Mr. Pestonje 10 N

Mr P. Clarke Mr W. Randall... Mrs J. Crawford Mr A. F. Remedios Liest, Goo, W., Crom-Mr Ai

Mr B. Curry

Madam Kinsult. Mr T G. Flynn

Sie A.J. Grandy ::

W.Bowell

TEE CHINA MAIL' OFFICE.

Mr E. J Treadgold BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY

Mr Trimble

Mr and Mrs Wells

Mr L. 8. Vargeti

SET - HTATION HOTEL

Mr and Mrs A. O. Mr Wm. Hoy

"Akaburah 700 Mf Klink vál

Mro. H. H. Calliford Mr H. Lehmana

Mr E. Frohlie: Mr W. B. Ocker Mr G. W. Grosselt My Patrick O'Neil Mr O. G. HarrisonMe FW: Periander Mrs Hayward Mr G, A. Stevenson KIM E, Hayward Mr and Mrs Job THE ALEXANDRA CAFE Carnot be Mr & Mrs Stanley Stewart

Mr D: Gay Benton, if Equalled, Fork Brand Braden Bags Dr and M/ 7. J. KPO, M. Hayward Cazas. Confectionery, Blonde Wine & Mins M. B. Hoy

Ms Mr AHL Howitt Gar Ibbénkotá

Todd

Mr G. R. Edwards « Me F. Littlemore Me Kari Feikotor Mr & Mrs R. Pithi

Mr & Mrs. B, Real

Mr F. K. Ruprecht Mes. As G. Balth

Prospectuses, Trade Circulars "Programmes, Monus, etc, ete |

Artistically Arranged und Darefully Printed,