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MONDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1918.

Hughes and Hough

ATUTIONELES TO THE GOVERNMENT.

LAND. ADMIRALIT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

AUCTIONS

PUBLIO AUCTION.

THE PT Avotion,

HE Undersigned have received inativas

+ (FOR ACCOUNT DE TER CONCERNID); „,

MONDAY,

`the 37th October, 1913, at 11.30 0.m. at their Salon Rooma, No. 8, *.

Das Fosur Road, Corner of Ice House Streek---

SINGAPORE CHAMPIONSHIP

TENNIS.

A Splended Struggle.

"SÁLAMANN. DEFEATE THE KOI DAR.

THE CHINA MAIL.

SPORTING.

Cricket

ChainzNGOWEL ». Civil Service,

This friendly match was played at the Happy Talloy on Saturday. Soures

CIVIL SERVICE.

B. C. Witchell, a Johnstone Hancock 13 A. Festor run out

174

B. Reed, e-Hano-ck, b J. Hraga... W, Hamilton, b J. Braga

The challenge round in the SC.C. lawn tennis tournament champintship, played on the Episoade last evening the **Straits Times” of the 11th inst:, bofora a large crowd which included, Pig Excellency. the Governo, ir Arthur Young, KC.M.G., Lady Evelyn Young, Rear Admimi 8. H. Feira, C.B., 31.V.O.. Major Genera! T. T. Sta honson, C.BR. Fetchison, ↳ Johnatone A number of Blankets, Certain lengthairs Stephenson, Hon. C. I. Carver, Mrs. B. A Cox, Johnstone... of Silk Broende. Blue and Gold Brocade, Carver, and Colonel White, provided an ex hibition of sensational play, the like of Tapastry and Tapestry Curtains

which, surely, it would be dificult to dad in the history of the S.0.0. The weading

A quantity of Surplus Ships, Stores, General Brokers.Comprising Cargo Lamps, Glass Circles for Scuttlon of various sizes, Cabin Hooks, Fire Extinguishers, Foamon's Clothing, dc., &c.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN "

COAL STORAGE.

Codes used:

A.B.C. 4 & Art EDITION.

A. TELEGRAFive Cove

Telegraphic Address MEIRION HONGKONG

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Endersigned have received instruc tions to sell by. Public Auction,

WEDNESDAY, the 22nd October, 1913 cammencing at 2,30 p.m. at their, Sales Poone, No. 8, Des Voeux Rowl Corner pl Ico ou Street,—

A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND SUNDRY CANTONESE BLACK. WOOD FURNITURE, &c..

c..

Comprising as follows:- TRAKWOOD-Dining and Drawing Room Suite, Upholstered. Aria chairs and Sofas. Carpets and Bugs, 1 Brass and Bras mounted Bedsteads and Cuts, Bed Room Suite, Burents, Wardrobes, Wash stands, &c, Dining Room Furniture, Side- boards, Dinner Waggone, Extension Dining Table And Chairs, etc., etc., 9 Dinner and Dessert Services, Crockery, Sundry Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, &c,,

BLACKWOOD-Corches, Arm-chairs, Flower Stands, Inland Blackwood Screena, Cabinets, Jardinierça, Hall and Tea Tables, Tempoys, Brackets and Photo Frames, etc.,

Oil Paintings and Engravings, Electric Reading Lamps. Ico Chests, &c., Mosquito Curtains (new), 2 Marble Clocks, and 1 Sot Chinese Balberds.

Cataloguen will be issued. TERA MODE),

HUGHES & NOUGH Auctioneers,

Hongkong Oct. 17. 1013.

PUBLIO

AOTION,"

TERMS —ÅS. UBUNĂ

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong, fet. 18, 1933,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Understand have received as

to by Anatlon,

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED).

on U

WEDNESDAY,

the 29th October, 1913, at 2.30 p.m., at their Salon Rooms, No. 8, Des Very Road, Corner of Ieu House St,- A Consignment

NEW HOUSEHOLD LINENS, &c., Comprising:→→

GEO. P. LAMMERT

AUCTIONEER.

SHARE & GENERAL BROKER,

1+4

... 31

-8

↓

A. E. Salt, e Hancock, b Johnston Hub. Mr. C. Sovern, a E. Braga, b

J. Frag...

out process completed, it was apparent that W. L. Smith, e Roso; b Carvallis... the challenge road would provide a gane F. C. Barlowe Jow, b Hancock... well worth the, watching, for Salzmarn showed such excellent forms when he dr. W. Hill, not cut fented Kleinmann that many thought Moding

would have to Inuk to his laurel,

PUBLIC“ AUCTION,

Undersigned has reetrod in trade dong to Soul by Publie Austion.

好感

WEDNESDAY,

the 22nd October, 1915, comiencing at 5.30 pm, nt. Ah King's Shipie y. Wanchai

1 NEW SAILING BOAT

(CHINESE RIGGED).

Length 28 Breadth 7 Dypth 3′

TO LET

TO LET.

VISITORS AT HOTELS.

НОВОКОЛО ноти

Mr J. M. AarOB Mr&Mr R. Inaes Mr & Mrs P. Abriald Mr. B, S.. Kabel

Mr A. KrusemƏN

[JOUSES - CAMERON and Kimberley Mr W. Anderson

Hunde Row con

Apply to

PROJURATION.

Mr F. W. Aabtou Mir A. Lamberton Bir F. E. Baldwin.

As T. Lear

M: Mrs. Barons Me W: Ingen

SPANISH DOMINICANMA. T. Barberini Mr G. T. L'ord

Hongkong, Oct. 15, 1918,

TO LET.

1940

Feather

Mr F. H. Love

Mrs Baronsfeather

Mr E. R. Bats

Mr H. B. Bates Mrs E. R. Halilios Mr F. A. Biden

Mrs F. U. LA

Mr. Mack cha

Mr F. A. McKintosh.

Mr and Ms Mans Mr Mand, Jr.

TU. 2: MOUNTAIN VIEW, The Park. Mr Thcs. O. Broome Dr O. Mar lutt Mz J. T. W. Caldwell Mr G. Mahall Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr Goo, Martin Mr and Mrs F. X. Mr C. Farobrathe

D'Almada E. Castro Mason

*28

·NO.

Apply

LINSTEAD & DAVIS. Houzkotz. June 9, 1915. 19

... 50

TO" LET,

Extra!

Total

131

For further particulars, and row of plan apply to

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Sersona

DANFURLY, No. 11, IL ROAD. GODOWNS.

CONDUIT

BOWLING «N ALV¥18, ́

1269.

M.. R.

46 2

AUCTION,

10.3

Johustona

ell by Public Auction,

He hit hard and he hit Accurately ;"hi-

placing an above reproach and his judg.

CHAIGENGOWER.

Si, po the other hand, there was quite

a number who considered that the champion was good enough to repost his access of the Spring tournament, and when the men stopped on to the court last evening it

ouht be hard to way upon whom rested Bancock the popular fancy,

J. Braga

But if that was the case prior to the r the supporters of Salzmann very quickly had their con sdence rudely shaken. Carvalho

Moding apered in every way liken winner.

ment cool and convincing. 11 this meant G. A. Hancock lbw Hamilton trouble for Salzmann, who, even at this B. L. Braga, b Witchell... stapo, found it necesary to run for almos

Brag Foster, a erern ...

every ball. Mading had him on the road. D. Noria, o Barlow, b Hamilton and captured three games without any R. A. Carvalho, L. Witchell ... Freply, Salzmann up to now bad had very Bean, b Hamilton

little opportunity of settling down to his

ame, but at this point he began to find hiJ. feet and so wagonbled to take two games, His effort, however, did not save the sutt, for Bleding continued to play right up the top of his form and ran mit 6--3.

EXCITEMENT GROWING.

L. A. Rose, & Witch-11...

C. Johnstone, b Hamilton

D. K. K baraa, c Hill, b Severn S. Jen, Hill, b Salt

S. D. Setna notout...

Extras

Total... BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Witney Blankala for Single and Double-

The second sett opened in just the san- Beds, Reversible Travelling Rugs, Lacay; although Salzmann was playing with Curtains 4 yds, and 44 yds., Single and there assurance Moding persevered with hi- Double Hemstitched Sheets, Embroidered formidable drives-it seemed to wako n

difference how often Salzmano played Pillow Cases, Huckaback Towels and Bath his back hand the retura was invariably Sheets, Fine Turkish Towels, Damask deadly-and Annexed the first three Table Clotha and Serviartes, Single and the appraiation of the crowd for refusing Hamilton

games. About this time Salzmann earned | Witchell Double Pad White Satin Quilts, Honey to hement through an error on the part of comb Quilts, Ladies' and Gent's Hand- the referee, Fault was called to one of Severn Ron C. kerchiefs, Pyjama Suite Card Talle Moding'e serves which happened to be Salt... Covers, Underskirte, Tex Cloths, Glass and quite right, and so the second time Salz. Janna celiberately placed the ball in the Pantry Clotl, Duchesne Seta, Goot. nat. It was at the staga that a channe Fancy Vests, Gent's Shirts, Girl's Hoser,

vanie over the game. The spectators mul

etc., etc., etc.

Catalogues will be issued.

TE-A unual.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hongkong, Oct. 18. 1913.

FOR SALE.

VALUABLE LEASEHOLD

PROPERIT.

BRITISH, CONCESSION. SHAMRIN, CANTON.

denly realised that the sting was going out

Hongkong, Oct. 16. 1913.

PUBLIC

HB Undersigned has received instruc

Three Brice Ele

WEDNESDAY,

the 99th October, 1913, Commencing At 10.30 N.

at his Residence No 3 Muunlain View (99 The Peak).

THE WHOLE OF 18 VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

** FURNITURF, Comprising

Chesterfold Sofa and Easy Chaize, Tosk Musto Cabinet and Overmantel, Upholster- 8ed Fino Sent, Blackwood Flow Stands and Table, Tientsin Carpets and Whits 67 Lace Curtains, olc., c.

Handsome (Instained) Teak Sideboard, Dining Tabir, Chairs and Dinner Waggon. Test Writing Table and Hallstand, etc. etc. Doz le Fra Bedstead, Fiso Teak Bed- 2 room Suite (unstained) Task Toilet Table and Washstand, Shanghai Bath Tubs,

7 0 18

8 K2 26

*..23 1

Kowloon 1. ROYAL EGINEZAS.

Valley on Saturday resulted in an easy This friendly mach, played at the Eppy

KOWLOON.

P W. A. Wilkie, c Wilkinson, b Morrish 13 L O. Collins,' b Murrish

of Moding. Salmson galled it to. Antury for the Engineers. Scorcs:- played to win for all he was worth. Coully and with patiency when necessary," he вес shout branking up his oppinene's me Andings the fourth game, became a tride more ineffectual in the fifth and I at 1973 that as well and, despite an effort, failed to ↑ L. J. Blackburn, b Liwis

revent his man for the first time drawing F. Bacon, b Brown, b Morrish leval.

Excitement now can very high. Salzmann A. W. Savage, c Lewin, d Morrish was an unruffed ne at the start, but toding IT. Overy not out

TWO LOTS, Nos. 19 sad 80, frosting on the CANAL ROAD, each with frontage of ninety feet on the road, and 9❘ with

premises commencing

11.00

the

4.36

looked rather the worss for men, in fact

E. E. Goldsmith,

Morrish

game of the sett he looked thoroughly done. Wolf, b do Morish ... up.aying now with confidence and

etc...

etu

N.R.-Most of the above made by Wm. Powell & Co.

On view from Tuesday the 28th October. Catalogues will be issued, Terms:-Cash on delivery.

-M, WANCHAI ROAD. 10%, PRAYA EAST.

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST.

MENT & AGENOT Co., La. Hongkong. Oct. 1, 1913.

TU LEI,

869

ATO, 9 MINDEN VILLAS, MODY ROAD, Kowicon, FIVE ROOMS, TENNIS

Corne

FOUR-BOOMED HOUSES" in Granville Avenes and Salisbury Avenge, Kowloon, Cheap requals.

SHOP with Godown attached, Nazsak: ROAD, Kowind.

Miss D'Almada E. Mrs R. T. Matheran'

Castra

Mira M. Mablewa

Master D'Almads E. Mr&Mrs R. McVeagh

Castro

Mr F. T. Chapple Mr A. A. Chiton Dr A. L. E. F. Colo-

man

Mr B. S. Melt

Mr J. Mercki

Mr P. Mayer

Mr J. D. P. Müller Mr J. D. F. Mülder

Me Wat, J. Collina Dr C. Mollor

MTG. P. Curry Miss O. O'Leary Mr & Mrs J. Davies Mr J. Ormiston Mr O. H. Davis

Mr O. G..Denison

Mr J. H. Oshorne

Mr J. W. Paton

Mr & Mrs. Darteano Mr A.'Polersen

and 8 childrum

Mr J. Dewar

Mr de Preville Mr. J. Pring e

Mr and Mrs R. H. Mr and Mrs F. W.

Doug'sa

Mr B. Ragh

Mr J. Duncan"

Frising

Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr E. H. Rag

Ehrenfels

Mr. M. Raymond

Mr Denman Faller MJ. E. Raymond

Miss F. Ry

Mr A. Gallorti

Mr and Mrs. H. Me A. K. Roomė

Genre

MT &. C. Roes

Dr J. M. Ollespie Mrs Rutherford

& Mrs CoemoMrs Schenk

Col

Gordon

Mr A. G. Gordon

Kowloon Marine Lot No. 48 with Wharf. Mr F. Gordon

Apply to HUMPHREYS ESTATE & FINANCE

Co.. Lro.

Hongkong. Sopt. 17, 1912.

TU LET.

Mr V. Goulbourn -

Mr E. M. Grandley

Mr J. Gourgey

Capt T. Gray

Mr P. O. de Griso

gono

Mr P. C. Hall

Mr W. Schofield

MFC. H. Shields Mr E T. Singer: M and ME. E Mr V. Sorby

Smith

Miss A. Square -

Mr J. Vau han

Mr M. F. Voight

M. G. E. Swift

Capt. Walker

Mr E. W. Hamilton Dry G. B. Swift Dr J. G. HanDA Mr and Mrs W. A. MrG.G. Wallace and

Hannibal Mr and Ms D. J.Mr G. G. W diaco

child

Ratheway

Mr L. Watson Mr and Mrs Hector Mr H. C v Weeren

MEIRION, No. 9 & 10, Posk, un-) I furnishou, 6 Rooms, Cheap rental. from Lat Dacamber Nowly Painted and Colourwashed.

unfurnished.

ROGATE Austin Road, Kowloon Hon. Mr KA. Mr A. Wat

Hewatt, C.M.G! Mr F. W. Walte Mr W. B. Hind Mr B. L Wickins Dr H. G. Hobson Mr G. G. Wood

No. 88 Peak, MOUNT KELLETT, (Church Mission Society Bungalow) from ist October 1913 till 30th May 1914, partly furnished, Cheap rent.

FOR SALE UK TO LET. (From 1st November 1913.)

Nɔ. 1 GOUGH HILL, No.. 103 Poak, Bangalow containing Drawing, Dining and Smoking Rooms and Eve Bedrooms. With 1977 ground for Tennis-Court.

GEO. P. LAMMERT, Auctioneer. Hoogko, Oct 26, 1912.

Woolwich, b

when he faced bis cpparent in the seventh

Edwards, c-Lewis Morrish

Extras...

Total...

DOWLING ANALYSIS.

0. 35. A.

8.2

vigour Salansann set about making his man. Croucher L.b.w. Morrish ran. First in this corner and then in that, D. J. Mackenzie, & Lewis singer to the net and right on the back line ho sent the ball. and all the while Mcding was becoming weaker.

HEMARKABLE PLAT;

Want flawed was surely remarkable in championship match. Loprosing uvery on nt. Salzmann coolly proceeded to take even games in sucesston of the chin- pion. The second eatt he claimed at

Morrish, Losis..........

ROYAL ENGINEERA,..

*..

... 24

Bilkinson, b Overy ..... Kelly, b Stumped Edward, a Goldsmith ( Mrrish, & Wolf ........ Waldron, e Bacon; b Coldsmith "... Brown, c Wilkie, b Wolf Pearson, a Wilkie, b. Wolf Bestley, not cut,

depth of 11 feat together with the BUILDINGS created theron Thead right away up to the fifth game in the Lors will be sold either separately or

Last sett be played without effectul ro Saat PUBLICU will be put up for "prase from his opponent. Then Moding together. This

AUCTION,

realised that now if over he would have to aske in effort, and with something of his at

nid dash he won the next game. There wa more power in his shels just at this stage, although they were not the drives that on aim his first sett, just as he was not the player that made them. He

60cmed to have lost not only his stamina but his game. The final rally of the mnich one of the best of the afternoon. Twelve of fifteen times the ball travelled gret the Lewis, b not when Salzmann only required one mure point, backwards and forwards it went Whiting, b until an opportunity presented telf, Tucker Salzmann took le, and with it the Woolerickj championship. The sett went 3-6, 6-3,

TIPE Undersigned have recived inntruc- THURSDAY, to 30th of October, 1913, in from M. W. SLADE, Esq., to if not sold privately before that date. The nel by Public Auction,

Undersigned reverse the right to reject all no acceptable bids are offered. bide Parties interested may obtain particulam

THE CHINA BAPTIST

PUBLICATION SOCIETY, Tung Shan, Canton, China. Hongkong, Sept. 23, 1913. 1140

THURSDAY,

the 23rd October, 1913, at 2.30 p.m., nt Lowkner, No. 110, The Peak.

A ̈ Large QuanTITY OF

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

St.,

FURNITURE,

&c., &c. consisting of e Tapestry covered arm-chairs and Ches- terfield Sofa, Extension Dining Table, and Teakwood Dining Room Chairs, Teakwood Wardrobes, Dressing Tables, and Marble- top Washstands. Toilet Sets, Sbanghai | Batha, Kitchen Utensils and Cooking

Store,

Aix

I'lante, ote,, in Pota.

On view from the morning of the 22nd, Catalogues will be used.

TRA-Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, October 18, 1913.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

“HE Undemicnéd have received lustrac-

To all by Public Auction

(ME ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

SATURDAY,

the 25th October, 1918, entamencing, at

2.30 г.M., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,

Des Your Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,-

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

from

NOTICE

RIGH-CLASS PRINTING

BINUING

- AXD.

BOOK

DONE AT

0-1.

There was tea on the lawn afterwards, prior to the distribution of prizes. The nombers of the club had announced them. sulves as At Home to their friends and con-

there was c

PUBLIC AUCTION

HE Undersigned has received instru.

tius to sell by Publio Auction,

THURSDAY,

the 30th October, 1913, eommencing at

at No. 1 Reclamation Street,

Yagmati

A QUANTITY OF MACHINERY, etc. Comprising:

Clyde donkey feed purap with cylinders

"z" diameter and stroku 8.

2 41" Centrifugal pumps and engines. 2 Steam Wie laasen (complete) cylinders, Iron Osatings for 2 steam windlasses. 1 Vertical Single crank Tandem engine. iH ziza al stesor engine with revers- ing gear and fly wheel, cylinder 5".

1 Verties boiler 5 diameter and 10

height with feed: pump.

FOR SALE

HARTING and ROGATE, on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154.

· LADBROOKE. No. 9, Conduity Road. Fine Viar of Harbour, 8 Rooms, 3 Bath- room, Galden and Tennïe Court Accom modation for 3) Ser sa*6.

Apply to

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Building). Rozkm. t. 3, 19:3

THE

'CHINA MAIL

Can be obtaincl «s" the following

places in Hongkong S

The Hongkong Hotel.

The Hongkong Ferry Whar

I' Horizontal tubular beiler 6' 6" diame

tor and length.

2 Double geared capetans

Also

1 Set 9 ton chin blocks, shafting, old

The Kowloon Perry Wharf.

did not b

The Kiosk, Blake Pior.

Extras...

Total BOWLING ANALYSIS.

The Upper Peak Tram Station.

the

cylindres, old iron, etc.

And

To be sold at a later date if not sold by The Lower Peak Tram Station,

B1 private treaty in the meanwhile,

"Hanel ly as quite a large nasembly. F. Overy...... Allar tea Lady Evelyn presented the B. E. Goldsmith priza to the wineta of the various G. Wolf... tournament trophies. the Hon. CIL. J. Blackburn Carver, President of the 8.0.0., thanking D. J. Mackenzie her for the service so kindly performed. F. Bagoa ...

ammenting upon the tournament Mr. arver remarked that the cotries had in. creased, as they were always increasing

KOWLOON. And Hoxoxong C.C. year by year, necossitating more courta This friendly match was played at Kow. being laid out, but despite that fact theylon on Saturday, the visitors winning by bad succeeded in getting through so that handred ruNS STER- there should BOOKS"@_PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY ftivities of next week. Uneo again they ould be no intortetence with the

KOWLO ined to congratulate Mr. Salzman upon win W. T. Elass, Lb. Donnelly....... sing the championship. It was, he noticed, J. H. Mond b Cobb

THE 'CHINA MAIL' OFFIOL.

www.

Prospectuses, Trade Circulars, Programmes, Menus, sto, etc) Artistically Arranged and

Carefully Printed,

just

in 7 that his same was at angrared Apt T. Robert, o Claxton Maas upon the tablet as the winner and it was to. P. Robinson, e Clarton Cobb... be hoped that six months heace the chal. F. J. de Ros, e Jack Donnelly.... leage match would be fought with the zaat Capt. Hagger, a Mass Cobh.

that marked the one they had H. Macaacili, e Claxton Cobb

W. L. Wensar, b Cobb ... It is certain, according to what Cipt. Wood, o Claxinnt'obb...

b Clean Fronts and prompt delivery Mr. Cerver then proceeded to say, that W. G. Monday, & Cubbar

romb excellent inter-state tennis will be ] W. Kay, not out guaranteed

oen in Singapora shortly. He mentioned that, they had received an intimation that two expert players in one part of the F.M.S. wore anxious to meet the best that Singapore could produce is singles and that, after the races, arrangements would bu made to test their strength against some

You sind as the copy we'do the rest

THE CHINA MAIL Joublex and it was to be sincertly hoped

GRASS CLOTH GOODS, AND DRAWN TYPHOON ·

THREAD WORK,

Bedspreads, Tes Clotha, Cushion Covers Tay Clotte, Sideboard. Covers, Doilies, a Embroidered quantity of Insertions,

Blouse and Skirt Lengths, Handkerchiefs, Fongs swbroidered Bilk Goods, Silk and Satin Shoce (native), otc., etc.

اور

The above goods are suitable for Xcom Gifts and will be sold without reserva.

Ou View 1-riday p.m. TRIKE 1-də ustal,

HUGHES HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, Oct. 16, 1913.

1270

YSTEES: Fresh, Fried or Stewed.

Findon Haddocks, Käppera, är. ALEXANDRA CAFE,

MAP and

GUIDE

Enables: one "to locate the centri

Typhoom.

MOUNTED OF Cardboard ANY TAFED FOR Hanging.

Price 40 Cents

And

Leang Ming (Astor House Hotel).

1 Sot vertical marine engines with 3 Lan Pang Kos (Astor House Estell cylinders of 15", 24" and 40 diameters, Ah Ohoo, (Queen's Road). with condenser and pumps complete. Also.

3 bilgs directing bzes, 1 reducing and 2 Wo Obsong (D'Aguila z Street). discharge valves, I not double safety valves,

i steam distributing valve cheat with Bactoajes & Son (Howlona), __", ralpes, i maiu injetin reiré, elo. used on Chong (Kroon) with above sngipe,

Cis view now.

Taxe:-Cash on delivery,

Bongkong, Oct. 18, 1913.

GRO. P. LAMMERT, detiener,

stc..

TEAK HOTEL.

Lt. T. C. R. Archer, Lt-Col.. H. W. He

R.A.M.C.

R.G.A.

Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Major General Kolly

strong

Mr and Mrs E. 8.

Krauss

Mr T. Arthur

Mr E. F. Aucobb

Misa Macher

Mr and Ms J. S. Capt. & Mrs McMan,

Auld & children Mrs W. M. O. Bar-

rolt and child

children and nor, R.A.M.U.

Mr E J. MaNuty..

Mr and Ms C. D. J. Mr. & Mrs Mitchell.

Bell

Mr & Mrs Beyer

Mrs Bowdler

more and child

Rev. Foster Fag

Mr S. L. Palkinn

Majin Bowen, A.P.D.Mr. J. Plummer

Attorney-General J. Mr Powell

A Backn

Mr W. A. Butterfat

M: M. Cary.

L-COLJ.J. Radcliffe,

R.E.

Mr Relton

Mr and Mrs Curries Lt. and Mrs Sharp,

Major Davy, R.K.

Mr and Alan Dubbin

Mr and Mrs Doyle

Mr G. A Dutton

Mr and Mrs B. A

Hale

RAM.O.

E.N.

Mr A Sinclair Me 0. Skatt

Lt. Col W. H. Caber..

Smith, A.O.D.

Mr and Mrs Someti

Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Capt. & Mrs Stericka, Col. Gardon Hall,

Borey and ch:Id Mr and Mrs G. E Stewart & children Misa Taylor

Mr J. H. Gordon Mr H. Hancock

Mr H. A. Hazeland Mr O. Wagner Capt. & Mrs HodginaMr N. C. Walker Major Humphrey. Mr David Wood

Capt. WhitisidA,O.D.

R.E.S.

Mr and Mrs W. G.

Humphrey

Dr Bryer

KING SEWARD HOTEL.

Mr F. J. Cargili

Mr EL. Olegg

Dr F. X. Costello

Bir Cizellitter

DAT

Mr W. A Donaldson

Mr A. F. Fearon Mrs Foy

Miss Mangy

Mr and Mrs F. E.

MaBugh

Mr and Mrs J. H. A.

Mody

Dr C. Maliss

Mr M. F. Murra) Mr A. P. Nobba

Capt. & Mrs Gardner Mr W. Oudenhor.n

Mr Gowlshaw

Mr D. Graham

to..

eta

Mr G. Grimble'

KINGSOLERE KUTKA

Consul General An. Dr & Mrs Rvan-Jones

doraca

Mr&Mr J. H. Litt),

160 Mr and Mrs J. H. Mr J. C. Mockutcheon

Backhouse Mr Carl Mentall Mr F. Berington

Mr K. 6 Morrison Mr and Mrs J. W. MrG.Borrington

Bolics

Mr A. D. Openshaw Bra F. M. Richarda Mr & Mrs J. Bobest

FOR SALE.

Consignment of BLAZENGER'S TENNIS BACKETS made for 1913 8-men, in various weights and qualition. Also

Extras

Total

BOWLING ANALYSIS.

Cabb Маля

SLAZENGER'S 1913 TENNIS BALLS.

For further particularà

Apply to

GEO. P. LAMMEET.

Donnelly

HOYOKONG C10-

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