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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1913,

Q.

AUCTIONS

PUBLIO AUCTION:

**VAMPIRES" OF STAGE.

Hartbroken Mother Tails of ̈A Wanted

Life.

11

THE CHINA MAIL.

ARRIVAL OF 8.8. NIPPON

il

The 8.3. Nippon, which was wrecked in

a typhoon in the Philippines," arrived að Ebanghel on 16th inat.. She left Manila ́under her own staam on Sunday, 7th Sep: tambar, escorted by the Am.str. Rizal. Both

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER

Plowing upon the oathing attack ca mand eline girls, fish-baltamers pat info Makang Harbour, P SHARE & GENERAL. BROKER.

Hughes and Hough PARTICULARS and Conditions of the und vargires," as the latter wine calist, cadures; on Wednesday last to shelter

ATOTIDKEERS TO THE GOVERNMENT,

AND ADMIRALTY,

· General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

E

General Brokers.

ĮPROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN "

COAL STORAGE.

Codes used:

A.B.0, 4TH & örit Enteions.

A1. TYLKORAPHIC Cóvz.

Telegraphic Address MEIRION' HONGKONG,

PUBLIO

AUCTION.

Toto sell by Public auction.

BE Undersigned have received instrue-

(For account of the Estate of the late Major M. Fleury, B.A.3.C.

:

FRIDAY,

the 28th September, 1913, at 2.30 r.M., KË No. 58, Nathan Road, Kowloon, 1st Floor,

11 THE VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, {ke., &c.

therein routained, "(PRACTICALLY NEW).

dian"

TABLE FANS.

Se

Lorting by Publis Auction Bais, to be held on MONDAY, the 29th day of Sept, 1913, at 3 P... at the Offices of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Ex celloney the Officer Administering the Government, of Uns Lot of OKOWN LAND at Fife Street Mong Kok, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a barm of 78 years, with the option of renewal ata Crown Rent to be fired by the Surveyor of His Majesty the Kino, fer one further term of 75 years.

Locality

No. of Baie.

Registry Ko

A

Particulars of the Lot.

X

Boundary MOARITAMENTĀ, [Approximate):

47

1

$94438 432,571 30

FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD.

PROPERTY,

BRITISH CONCESSION. SHAMEEN, CANTON, C

1137

the World publishes a letter from a board from a gaio and left again, on Thámday só broken mother in support of the cordven- nution of stage bematics. It was stated noon. The Nippon is reported to have | steamed away from the Rizal on Saturday that the ambition of the "1193

seemed

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned has received instrua-

the

OD

MONDAY,

29th September 1913, commencing at

to be to minister to the limites groed and passed Gutzlaff yesterday morning tions to sell by Public Auction, of some young harpy of the stage, chorus about 9.50 and make fast alongside the girls who were said to be saullery units International Dock wharf. without the humanity of the scullery maid. The lette published in our on temporary recently is from a lady whose Hoa was inveigled into marrying one of tuge Esh-bloodedi vampires," Coin menting on the aims and objects, in life of the stage girl, the World declares that she is out for marriage or money. Not introspuntļý sho altains her object, and she steamed to Manila and things to

The Nippon has arrived in Shanghai for repairs and it may bere be recalled that after being ashore cu Scarborough Shoal in the Philippines in May, the result of typhoon, the steamer was gebod by Mossen, Erlanger snp Galinger, and placed in the Dewey feating, dock at longopo where temporary repairs were' effected «fter' which

•

2.30 p.m. at his Sales Rooms,

DODDELL, STERET,-* „

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF LEATHER GOODS

Comprising

-Cabin trunks, Suit Chaos, Brief Casa,

the resuls is a joyless, loveless mion that Shanghai. The surveyor in Manis doclin. Kit Bags, Hand Bags and Satchels. is often ended in the Divorce Court ord to give a cortificate of seaworthiness but Music and Leather Satchels, Jawel Bozdă dissolved by, mutual count, though the revertheless the Ya" glaze Insurance Aota, sta Flegal bond continues. Rarely are there sociation took the insomnes in hand and chiktren, for this implies a degres of unfound Underwriters in Shanghai and Lon selfishness foreign to the nature of vither

party. They are unt, for enjoyment at don who were prepared to follow them and somebody else's expense, and that either accept the risk. | should be expected to sacrifice even an hour of relfish comixt would be docmed blasplamy agadist their gospel of having 4 poked time of it. Kolerring to shorts girls the letter sa

The contract for the repairs to the Nippon was awarded in Manila to the Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ltd., after koon. competition with the Taikos Dockyard and Eongkong and Whampos I caput tell you how grateful I am Dock Co., the bringing of the vessel from to the writer of that Splendid articles on Manila to port of repair being included is chermas girls, mal to you for publishing it. | the price which amounted to about £17,500. It is perhaps wrong for a woman to be hand in her own sex, but the misory of the last few years must be my excuse If caly our sons would be wise in time and see these women as they really are before it is too late. They have neither Beurts nor wine, only an infinite capa-) city for spending navy. They are quick

and where gode is encerned. As tgi la ole he is Bertixcoming they smits unl

datter, but als bitter abuse and the

MIN we least self-denial is o

The repairs will take about five month, including several months in drydock. As regards the salvage claim in Manila no

reement has been arrived at and the suit of this salvors dismissed. 150,000 pesos, it is belizvod, is the amount paid for salting the stranded versed.

A DROWNING TRAGEDY.

REVENUE CHCINER'S BOAT SWAMPED.

TWO LOTS, Nos, 73 and 80, fronting the CANAL ROAD, each with X frontage of cinoty feet on the road, and with a depth of 140 feet, together with seasg my son was in the BUILDINGS erosted thereon. The wight in such a marriage. She cuticl saerself an actreme, but she hadn't 'enough LOTS will be sold either sepamtely for together. This property will be put up far bity or that she just walked on th

News 'has reached Shanghai, anys the Kai at PUBLIC AUCTION, on She

and and should as much of her body "N. C. Daily Naws" of the 20ch inst., of premises commencing at

11.60 4.3

is the law allows. Ind she been the death in tragic circumstances of Mr. THURSDAY, 50th of

1913, October,

witk - woman she would have case Victor H. Harding, second officer "C" of ELECTRIC FITTING, CEILING AND if not sold privately before that date. The Undersigned reserve the right to reject all

the misery. She has da her host the Revenue cruiser Liuhsing. It appears bids if no acceptable bids are offered. kill every spark of manhood in my that the vessel was in the aeighbourhood of | Parties interested may obtain particulars sing their welding-day she Drinkwater Point when a bent containing treated bin far worse than I would a Mr. Harding, a sailor, and a messenger boy She has separated him from his friends, and suds herself with women of her was lowered. As the beat rouched the water own class as witless and selfinds us huge waves dashed over-it, washing the Sit raining them at his expense. A occupanta overboard. The alarm wis given re they eat advise hur son to give lux ou the ship and life-bunys were thrown to alle a thrashing, yet I ballove is would the men. In addition a boat was lowered- be the best, idilang pasible for both hat only the sailor was saved although an how in would give her mere respect for exhaustive search was made"for" Mr. Har. bit sed it might touch her tho pain al

FULL PARTICULARS FROM

CATALOGUE...

On view day of Sale.

TERMS :—Âa usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Sept. 22, 1913.

PUELIC

AUCTION

1139

THE Undersigned has deceived instruc Ttions to coll by Public Auction

(FOE ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

оп

SATURDAÝ,

the 27th September, 1913, commencing at 3.30 p.m., at Harting" Austin Road, Kowloon,

THI

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURF, etc... therein "Contained, Comprising -

Vary hos Toakwood Halland, Side.

bard, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining

Tallo, e, by well-known local maker,

from

THE CHINA BAPTIST

PUBLICATION SOCIETY, Tung Shop, Canton, China. Hongkong, Sept. 23, 1913.

1149

Want' Advertisement:

PREPAID

$1 per inch....

$9.

FOR

3 Lasertion.

Оnе week.

N

SALE.

BOUT 500 lbs. ENGLISH TYP) A Clarendon and Nonparall (Modern), complete fount, including Italio,

In good condition. Send offers ba

TYPO,

Jare of CHINA Marx' Offon, Hongkong, March 21, 1912.

(in good condition), Tientsin and Brussel's MILNERS'

Carpets and Rugs, including Stair Carpets,

Pictures, Wall Hangings, a quantity of F

Electro and Silver platod Ware. Dinner and Breakfat Services, etc., ate., Brass Curtain Poles,

Also

Treadle Sewing Machine, 5-Coloured Chinese Porcolaiz Flower Stands, Plantx

im Pota.

Un view day bo'ore §de.

Cataloguse will be issued.

TERMS:

い

Csoal.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, Sept. 12, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

SAFES

AR SUPPLIED, TO TER

4.

PRINCIPAL BANKS

AND

using hers. What will be the ending and the messenger. The former is cappret tell. He is miserable and she said to have been a good swimmer, and the ach, 19 manfortable to compromise hor. cause of his disappearance in the sea is at- elf. All I can do is to pray that othuvtributed to the fact that at the time he was upang seat may be apured the fate that warring a toavy pair of leather knee ses

boots. as overtalen my son. His life in wasted.

LIFE AT KIAUTSCHOU. „.

A Japanese View of German Under-

Exkings...

STRANGE CONDITIONS FOR

RICH MAN'S HEIR.

-

Edward Muse, who is an attendant at the bar of a Philadelphis hotel, has just inherited £50,000 from an eccentric uncle, who has hoyager, imposed on hie boir some extraordinary conditions. Muse is now twenty four years of age, but not A Japanese, who recently returned

antil he is thirty will he come into possĘS. Iapan from Thingtoo is quoted to be sion of the principal aum, and then only effect in German undertakings in **providing he stays continuously employed Kiautechon Bay are being carried on ou at the position he occupies when he learns

manised.

44

to

**

a gigantic scale, with the result, that that he is heir to my fortune." Hence, be Tsingtao-has become completely Gerust continue to dispense whisky and soda and cocktails for the next six years to become a wealthy man. He will, however, The administration of Kiutschou Bay receive a very good income to make for is undertaken by the Kisutechou Govon the tantalising situation, according to the ment, which is under direct control that if he marries respectably before will, while a codicil makes further provising The Gernion Naval Department. The Ger- January 1, 1914, he is to receive an på- mam, enlonies are generally controlled by ditional £2,800 from each of two aunts Aire Colonjal Dopartment, but Kisfechou who are to have charge of the administra Buy is an exception to this rule, the pottion of the estate.

Governor Gewral, being filled by a sice-admiral and various departmente con. BUSINESS HOUSES oligi by officers. The harbour master is a higher naval officer, a gendarmery captain in the superintendent of the polico department and the first. naval physician is president of the meat mar. ket.

1136

GEO P. LAMMERT,

Agent.

Bongbong, May 20, 1911

HE Undersigned has received instru

THE

tions from D. K, Moss, Esq, to sell

by Public Auction,...

MONDAY,

the 29th September, 1913, Commencing

at 2.45 pp., at No. 149, Coomb Road,

Magazine Gap,

TRE

-VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

800

therein contained. Including :- Ball Furniture by Powells, a famed Teakwood Bed Room Suite in very good condition, Brass-mounted Twin Bedstends, Eichings and Engravinge (Artists Proof Carpets and Rogu, Sundry Blackwood Fürültura, eta, oto, Bath Room, Pantry, and Kitaben Utensils: Badan Chairs and Platita in Pota

FULL, PARTICULARS FROM CATALOGUS, On view from Sunday the 28th instant.

· Cataloguer will be lasnod,"

Taxis-de sinal. :

-HUGHES & HOUGA,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Sept. 20, 1913,

FOR SALE.

ONE FULL HIZK

Burroughs and

ụ

MR. LABOUCHERE'S LOVE' AFFAIRS,

fi

BIOGRAPHY DISCLOSURES,

Apart from the German Eastern Squad the Life of Henry Labouchere, written by The pallication by Messts. Constable of ron, lead garrisons consist of troops, and his nephew, promises to be one of the Bramants and other mangements are events of the autumn" book season, saya nquipped after the army system. Two the Daily Mail." battalions, 2,500 men, are allotted" for Most important of all the correspondence will be that between Mr. Labouchere and duty, and aro under, a zaval commander.

Mr. Chamberlain at the time of the Liberal There are twelve barracks, of which the split over Home Rule. These letters deal Iitis and Bismarck are the largest. The In Retail with the circumstances which led lotrons is garrisoned by four companies, up to Mr. Chamberlain's breach with his the first company being a torpodo-laying party, and we understand they are of a most intimate character, Fall, details will Watts, the scand, a torpedo clearing or be given of Mr. Labouchere's attempt E

BILLIARD TABLE

"

WITH ACCESSORIES.

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Houskour, Jane 1, 1920.

“NOTES ON WILD IN LIFA HONGKONG AND SOUTH

CHINA

1186 By Ray. G. A. BUNBURY, M.A.

DON Farges after the Show, Supper,

́and Light Befreshments.

ALEXANDRA CAFE Open. Til Midnieks.

To be bad at the ↑ ONWA Min! Offos,

Part 1 Berinol

the third and fourth consisting of reconcile Mr. Chamberlain with the heavy artillory.

|Cabinet, and of his bitter 'disappointment Thx business of the district is entirely ❘nt his failure to do so.

in the hands of Germans. There are over

VIGGOTT'S COSTUMION.

Un view from Saturday, the th.. Tarms-Cab on delivery,

GEO. P. LAMMERT,

Auctioneer.

Hongkong, Sept. 23, 1913.

FOR SALE,

UN

INDER the name of "Worcestershire SaucoTM there is as wide a range of difference "as there is under the name of "wine."

The quality of a mixture is not improved in the least by putting it into a bottle that resembles LEA & PERRINS', and by giving it a label that imitates the appearance of Les & Perrins. And still there are people who conclude that if the bottle has the appearance of Lea & Perrins', the fluid inside is like Les -- & Perrins' Sauce,

The white writing an

the Red Label:

Lea Vehrrine

* THE CHINA MAILU

1148

NOTICE.

A'S RACKETS made for 1913 Consignment of SLAZENGER'S

Season, in various weights and qualitica. SLAZENGER'S 1913 TENNIS BALLS.

For further particulars

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT.

NORTH" BRITISH & MERCANTILR

INSURANCE CO..

IN WHICH ARE TEITED THE SHARES OF

THE OCEAN MARINE INSURANCE

COMPANY, Ltd..

and

THE RAILWAY PASSENGERS

ASSURANCE 00.

TOTAL

NOTAL FUNDS at Star Dzczka. 1915. £22,501,286.

Authorised Capital £8,000,000 Subscribed Capital £4,500,000

Paid-1p Ospital.................. £2,437,500 I-Fire Fund

2,539,114

their

Communications raising to news should be addressed to Tax Erro

Correspondente must forward samos and addresses with any communicə tion addressed to the Editor, not necessarily for pablication but as evidence of good

faith.

All matter for publicstion should be' written on one side of the paper only.

No anonymously signed communication that has already appeared in any other paper will be inserted

14

Letters relating to business abould be addressed to The Szczytany,

the Original

and Danulna

WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.

PEAS MOTALA Lt. T. C. R. Archer, Mainz General Kelly

R.A.M.O.

Mr & Mrs W.

strong

M: T. Arthur

Mr E. F. Aucott M: und Mrs J.

Me and Mrs E. B

Krausa

Mr Laughlin

Major and Mr Mo

Hardy

S. Capt. & Mrs MaMan. Auld & children children and nurse,

Mrs W. M. C. Bar. R.A.M.Q. Mr and Mrs.0. D. J. Mrs Mitchell & child rett and child Mr E. J. McNuty

Bell

•

Mr & Mrs Mitchell-

mors and child Mra Nelson

| Mr & Man Royer-

Mra Bowdiar Majo: Bowen, A.P.D.Mr H. Ober Attorney-General J. Dr and Mrs Paterson

A. Bucknill Mrs Popa Mr W, A. Butterfiul Rev: Foster Pegg Mr M. Cary

Mr S. L. Packing

Mr and Ms Curries Mr J. Plummer

Orders for extra coples of the ChaMrs Davoufort and Mr Powell | Mam should be sunt as soon as possible 1 childron

the supply is limited. Cash 10 cta, Credit

20 ata.. per copy.

Alterations and additions to Advertise monta on Pages 2, 3, 4, 5, 8 and 9 should be sent to the Office, No. 5. Wynd- ham Street, not later than 11.30 a.m.

́Alterations and additions to Advertise- ments on pages 1, 6, 7 and 10 should be sant us not later than 2 p.m.

New Advortinomante should be sont in before 5p.m.

*

U-Life & Annuity Fanda... 16,138,180 Advertisements and Subscriptions which

Sinking Fund Accoun

88,511 | are not ordered for a fized period will be

continued until countermanded. 2x2,581,286

Telegraphia Address Man' Hongkong Telephone No. 22."

Revence Fire branch

Lo and Annuity

Branchen Jim)

$,567,158

1,973,289 Barsane Marine Department... 962,699 Other Receipte

430,193

· £5,299,319

The Accumulative Funds of the various Branches are separately invested, and, by Act of Parliament, are set aside to meet the claims under the respective Depart monte of the Company's Business.

1

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO

JAPANESE MAKERS.

EVERY KINI

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THE CHI Mart. Loren.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

ROJGXONG HOTEL.

Mr H., Brian-Bates Mrs F..R. Balilios

M+J. M. Aaron Mr E. 6. Kabel Mr J. W. D. Andrewaðir Elliä Kadourie Dr & Mrs H. Balena Mr Q. C. Kench

and 3 children Mr A. Krusean Mr A. T. Barberini Mr T. Leeman Mr E. R. Bato Mr G.

G. T.

Lloyd Mr J. R. Lock Baron de Macar Mr M. Buozira Mr And Mr Neil Mr.

E. Bowerman Maelotyra Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr F. A. MacKintosh Mr O. Campbell Dr O. Marriott Mr and Mra F. X.Mr Goo, Martin

D'Almada E. CastroMr C. Parsbrutke. Mi D'Almada E. Mason

Footwear Car

MADE

TO

ORDER

OHERRY & 00, "PEDDER STREET,

Oppoalie Hongkong Hosel... Telephone No. 481.

*Gonzhour, May 5, 1979,

NOTICE

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

AND

Mra R. T. Math, vod Master D'Almada E. Mira M. MathcaoTI

Castro

Mr W. Cawstou

Mr H. T. Chapple

Mr A. A. Claxton Dr L E. F. Colo-

Mr 0. H. Davis

Mr B. E. Mehta

Mr J. Merecki

Mr P. Meyer Mr

Ir A. B. Moulder Mr J, D. F. Mülder Mrs J. D. F. Müldør Mr. A. W. Nicol

Mr & Mrs Dorteano Mine G. O'Leary And 2 children Mr J. Ormiston Mr J. Dewar

Mr J. W. Patos

Douglas

Mr and Mrs R. H. Miss C. Phillips

Mr A. J. Pinnock Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr R. do Proville

Ehrenfels

Miss V. Elbo

..

Bir B. Raworth

Mr E. H. Ray

Resy

Mr N. S. Ferguson Mr E. M. Raymond Me Denman Fuller Miss F

Mr E. Galletto Mr H. M. Richeris Mr and Mrs I. H. Mr R G. Buna

Genre

Mr R. E. Rosburgh

Schenk My

Mr Lim Kong Chee Dr J. M. Cillespie

Mr A. G. Gordon Mr V. Goülbourn Mr J. Gourgey Mr R. J. Grimshaw O Von Griso-

Kr P.

Gono

Mr P. C. Hall

Dr J. G. Ha

Mr J. O. Sibley Mr C. J.W. Simpor Mr Lim Pack Sin

Mr ET. Singer Mr and Mrs E. E

Brith

Mr T. Sorby

Mr B. Sor een

Mr and Mrs W. A. Mies Squires

Hannibal

Miss A. Square

· Me E. Størpin

Mr W. 2. Harbord Mr and Mr. E. G.

Hon. Mr E, A. Txik

Hawatt, C.MG, Mr Lo Tak Mr & Mrs R. Innes Capt, and Mrs H. A Me and Men C, D. Walker 2 children

Jackson BOOK BINDING

Mr B. W. White Mr Lim King Jin Mr G. G. Wood Mr G. 8. Jober

100 companion and privato Arms, the An sooctist will be given of the largest of which are tho Dutch-Asistidoshe | disappearance of Piggott, the forger, and Bank, Mesure. Arnold, Karborg and Co., his confession to Bar. Imbouchere, whigh nonS-ÁT » Carlowitz and Co., and others, while the

was sent by him to Sir George Lewis; and also of Mr. Labouchure's comprasion for Shantung Railway Co., the head office Figgott's children after the death of their of which is at Tsingtao, undertakes the father. railway service between Tsingtao and Tinentu, and is also working mines in

| Shantung, me

With the exception of China, Ger mana head the population of Kiauteuliou. According to the latest statistics, the number of foreign residents there is as follows:-Germans 2,824, Japansen 322; British subjects 18, Americans 44, Dance 4. Norwegians 2, Dutch 14, Russiana” 14, Turks 2, Austrians 28 Fronch 6.

REMEMBER THE NAME, YHAMBERLAIN'S Colis, Ohalers and

Distrbons Remedy in the best known, medicine for diarchowe, Aymentary, onlin, cramps er paini la the stomach. You may need if some bikmat Ter sale by all Chán and Storskaspser,

The reasons will be given

THE 'OHIA MAIL' OFTICK.

KING" EDWARD HOTEL,

Mr F. J. Cargill

Mr. H. Clegg

Dr F. X. Costello Mr F.W::Cox-

Victoria's objections to the editor BOOKS & PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY Mr. Chee

Q:1000 of

“Truth”, and an- explanation of why he chapter will be given up to an account of cerer gained a phaos in the Cabinet. One Mr. Tabomshere's experience during the siegs of Paris. Mr. Imbouchere's views OD the following subjects will be found in the biography-

Gambling. American girls.". Views of lagring while at Eton. Good resolutions.20 Religion Why

enter Paliament,

Tabby's

Mims Many Mir and Hire F.-E.

MoHugh

Mr and Mrs 3. 1. F.

Mody

speciuses, Trade Oironlara, Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr M. T. Mummy,

• Claun" Proofu v maď guaranteed.

Mr.S. F. Gillam Mr A. P. Nobis Me de Mrs B. Gilman Mr K, Nagisi, Miss D. F. Gilman. & Mr. E. Ogawa, dr G. Grimblé

god and

Fristad::

TRY Caph.

You and us the "bapy:

A datuription will be given of Ämt love affair, which was evidently not very serious, for before the close of this chapter thers will appert an "account. "Labby" in love again - Inderwting festure will be his adranturse, with Alexandre Dumas. Päre and Dumas Tink and his teamngement of the Questra 25m25, 100

Mr. Holswarth Mr T Inokuch! Mr 3. Joseph

& Kaith

Major Davy, RE,"

Mr Dixon

Mr and Mrs Dobbio Mr G. A. Datton Mr and Mrs Doyto

"Lt-Col. J.J. Radcliffe

R.E

Mr Relton

Mr & Mrs Riecken Capt. and Mrs Risy

and child

Consul & Ma Eitzen Mr & Mrs A. Ritchie Mis Hero

Mr A. Sinaiair

M and Mm E. A. Mr C. Skott

Hale

Mr and Mrs S. B, Mr & Mrs A, Gibou Sharp

Col. Gordon Hall, Lt. Col W. H. Usber

RA.M.O.

Mr J. H. Gordon:

Mr H. Hancock Mr Hankett

My H. A. Fazaland Mr and Mrs Holl

Smith, A.O.D.

Mr P. Sofies

Capt. & Mrs Stericks,

Fee and child

Mr and 31 G. E. Stewart & children

Capt & Mrs Hodgins Rev. & Mrs Topa Major Humphreya Mr O. Wagner

R.E.S.

Mr N. C. Walker

Mr and Mrs W. G. Mr Watson

Humphrey Mr David W.d

Lt.-Col H. w. lles Capt: WhitßeldA. Q, D.

R.G.A.

KINGSTER BOTTL

Consul General An-M Carl Menzil

derzen

Mr R. Marsikon

Mr and Mrs J, H. Mr G. Norringt n

Backhouse

Mr J.W. Bollar Mr and Mrs &. E.

Carleton

Mr A. D. Openshaw

Mr & M J. Robert

kon

Mr Beubow.Rowa MrJ S. Chalmera. Mrs O, Sacline Dr and Mis K. H. Mr Schooter

Digby

Mr A. L. Shielde Capt. C. 7. S. Skrim-

hire, R.A.

Mias D. Faking Stafl-Surgeon & Mra

Hunt, R.N.

Dr Stedman

Majorad Mrs F. J. Mr G. J. E YAu der.

Hunter

WA

& Mre Zrap-Jones Major. H. Whi nay, Mr & Mrs J. R. Little USA,

Mr J. C. McCutcheon Mr P. D, Wilg

ORAND CARLTON BOTIX.

Mr & Mrs Almberg Mr and Mrs F Mr and Mrs B. A. Gurdman & child

Balantine

Mr A. J. Grandy

Mr G. Parnes

Mr&Mrs Barrett

Misacs Barrett (3)

Mr W. Jackson

Bir K. Eanoh

Mr N. KiraW

Mr A. U. Benficki Mr A. R. W. Likbloy Mr. & Mrs W. Bishoplins M. Parker

and child

Mr. 8. Paul Mr B. G. Bollen" Mr C. W. Randall

AF.

Lient R. H. B. Brows-Mir A. F. Remedion

ter

Mire J. Crawford

Mr A. Rigg

Mr G. W. Bevell

Lieut. Geo. W. Crom-Me B. Varto

bio, R.E.

Mr T G. Flynn

Mr & M P. Verto

and.child

WINDHAM HOZAL

Mr A. Crawford -.. Wise Exoult Mr Edwin Evans

Mr. E. Fruhlis

Min M. S. Hņy.

Mr.W. R. Otkar Mr T. W. Parkinder- Mr R Sanderson Mr Brook Me.. A Bioverson

Mr V. De Longmire Mr and Mrs John

Dr B. O. MoNail

Stewart

Mis B, C. McNeil........" Dr Taichi

Mr A..B. Neilson

CHÁTE HOTEL,

Cat Hyd Mrs Hyde Dr Keyti

Mr and Mrs Allen Mr Becker MA, B. Belbin,

Brito

Mr and Mrs Christie

Capt. J. S. Lovin

doa

Me Oboko Mr Mathuson Mr. and Mr. B. Mr. Mays

Gewir SALMI Raymandi

Mr Sabroeder

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