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TUESDAY, JANUARY 6. 1914

Hughes and Hough

ACOTIONERES TO THE LIOVERNKIT.

AXO

ADMIRALTY.

General Auctioneers

A30

Share, Coal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN"

CCAL STORAGE,

Coen used: A.B.C. 4TH & 6TH EDITIONN A1. TRIXRAPHIC Cost.

Tolegmpic Address MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC

AUCTION.

TIPE Undersigned have recolral instruc

ine to sell by Public Auein,

THE

FRIDAY,

the 9th Janua y. 1914. cummencing at 2.30 p.m. At their SALE Roosis, No. 8, Dea Vaux Road, Corner of Ice House Street,- A QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

·

(From Cantonj

kc. &c., Comprising as follow:- TEAKWOOD-Dining an

A NEW TREATY BETWEEN ENG-

LAND AND TURKEY.

Important Glauaca.

Concessions of Oil Wells.

A well-internal corresponkab write from Constantinoply to the k

Daily Telegraph ̈*:-*

I am told that the signature of the take place Ang Turkish Trouty will

Last May Sir Edward Grey and akhi. Pala initialed a first mit of the treaty, but several peduts i re rain the settled. Mzeover, is a ve sult the pourparlers which Lave taken place in the meantime between the Bor ermuents of London and Berlin and be tween the Goveraments of Berlin and Constantinople, various other matters hal to be readjusted. It now appears that all thus dificulties have been removed.

In its pement form the treaty differ from the text which was provisionally approved six months ago in the following items:

1. The British Government is granted a concession of all the oil wells situated in Arabis, Mesopotamia, and the Tam

a toid Syria. Owing to the stress

d by Mr. Winston Churchill in tu

of his recent speeches on the importance

of the possession by the Brish Nary of a supply of oil, access to which she could contech, the advantage thus granted to the British Government is obvious. The corollary of this fact is probably that ther British Cabinet is bent upon retaining full control of the Mediterranos seu

SULTANATE OF KOWEIT.

2. The frontiors of the Sultanate of Howpit are to be settled in accordance with the Tritish demands. The Sultan. who is placed under Turkish sovereignty, bus will he practically independent and wil onduct his external relations apart from my kind of Turkish supervision, will have a lurgo hinterland under his diret shority. As a matter of fact The will become the principal power in!

Arabia.

3. The navigation of the Euphrates and the Tigris will form a mesopoly grantes! ta international company, of which 1 shares are to bu, distributed as f

Anand

Turkey Cernany

"

63 per cent.

25 per cent.

25 per cent.

Drawing Roora Saito, Upholstered Ato-chairs and

A group of Baanciers, heated by Lord Sclas, Carpets and Rugs (new Brads and Brana mounted Bedsteads, Bed Room Inchcape, will represent British. Intereste in the enpany. There is reason to be. Buite, Burenan, Wardrobes, Washstands,

eve that the participation of Germ &c., Dining Room Furniture, Sideboards,

Dining capital has been assented to by England Exten ion Waggons, Dinner Tables and Chairs, qlc., etc., Dinner and as a compensation for the admission of Dessert Services, Crockery, Sundry Glass British adininistrators on the board Wars, Cooking Stuces, Kitchen Utensila, Cutlery, &c, Ben Fenders and Fire Brasses,

of the Baghdad Railway Company, where they will hays as their special duty to er that in the framing of the tariff and in the administration of the railway, Al BlackFood Card Tables, Cabinets, Overthing is done which would discriminate against British interests. Tu practice, un mantele, Side Tables. Deus, a variety of is to easily makerstood, the Navigation Stands, etc., etc., Electric Reading Lampompany will to hall-British and "ball-

Full Particulars from Catalogue. TEMA: An u-ual.

RUGIES & HOUGH,

Asaliemeers.

Hongkong, Jan. 3, 1+10. `.

20

PEAK

Livrinan

'INFLUENCES IN TURKEY,

Important as the concessions ming fran the point of view of British in. terests, they are hardly a set-of against the increase of her indvence and prestige! which Germany will obtain in the East | through the Baghdad Raway. Owing

ESANATOGENA

THE CHINA MAIL.

HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK Co. Lt.

&

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ACETLYENE CUTTING AND WELDING FOR SHIP AND BOILER REPAIR. Modlare up-to-date plant operated by our own specially trained workmen ander expert European supervision.

All classes of light Steel work manufactured by the above procons..

Tanks, Drums, Ventilators, Pipes, &c., &

THE DIMENSIONS.UY DUCKS AND SLAPS ARM AN FOLLOWS

NAYE OF DOCK U

LENGTH ENTRANCE SLIP ON KEEL BLOCKS

READTH

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OF TIDE

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Let Sanatogen give you Health, Strength & Energy.

Almost everyone is familiar with the action of ordinary tonics--and with the reaction which generally follows.

its in-

But Sanatogen is different vigorating effects last, and there is no reaction. Sanatogen is simply a scientific health-food, with truc tonic properties, and free from dangerous drugs or stimulants.

Give Sanatogen a Trial.

That is why so many experienced Europeans

in the East are Sanatogen users, and why you should give it a trial.

You will bear, the heat better, you will feel calmer and more cheerful, your appetite and digestion will improve, and you will sleep better Moreover, you will and work with more energy. be much less liable to catch Dysentery, Stomach and Bowel Complaints, and other diseases.

Buy a battle of Sunategen at the nearest Chemist's, and write, mentioning this paper, for & Free Copy of "The Art of Living."

Sir Gilbert Parker,

the popular sovelist, writes: "I have osed Sasatores with extraordinary beach It is a true fund taste, feeding the nerves, increasing the energy, and giving fresh rigour to the overworked body and mind."

Mr. Henry Arthur Jones, the famons dramatist, writes: "Sanate Oren seris to ma very valuable serve tonic food I have several timas taken it when us down and always with excellent result"

Sir H. Hesketh Ball, K.C.M.G.. writes: "For a man doing hard mental workin An enervating climate, there is. according to my experience, na better invigorator than Saratogen.

A. Wulfing & Co., 6, Kiukiang Road, Shanghai.

the extension of German interests, both FIRE AT JESUS COLLEGE OXFORD.

TRAMWAYS COMPANY, actual and prospective, in the East, it is

LIMITED

TIME TBLE.

WEEK DAYS

11

1.00a.m. to 8.00 a.m...vary 15 minut 8.00 .. to 10.00 am...Every 10 minɑder, 10.00a.m. to 11.00 a.m...Etery 15 miante 11.30a.m. to 12.45 p.m...Every 15 minut-

12.45

5 p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Bory 10 untant. 115 p.m. to 1.46 p.m...Erary 15 minat

Undergraduates Sent Home.

A serious tre huko oot in the western ring of Jesus College, Oxford, on Dec.

shortly before 6 van. the Principal's lodgings heard a crach-

The servants

very natural that the "British Govern ment should have taken the safeguaril. Į contained in tho tresty, and that the French and Russian Governments should follow its remple in their respective sphot of interest. None the less, this ah-round strengthening and localisation

wn to be issuing from rooms situated foreign interests in Turkey will prong noise, and tame and smoke were bably bring about after some time the

over the kitchen und within a short dia. distemberment of what has been left of

taste of the Hill. The fre brigade and the police were quickly on the spot, and & was found that the Burns' and a number of undergradantes homs were

10 loathe Turkish Empire.

1.45 p.m. to 2.15 Prey 15 minute.

9 15 p.m. to 5.00 6.00p.m. to 8.10 p... Every 10 mins)

KJUHT CILL

Alread a vital question has been raiseif by Russia, when protesting against the pintinent of German officers to the

8.50, p.m. and 9. p.m., 150 p.m. to 11.00 Constantinople command. It is pointeiindved. The lewe was first couscled

P.. every hall hour

11.00 p.m. to 11.45 p.m. every quarter of

aan hour,

SUNDAYA

8.00a.m. to 10.30 ...Every 15 mins 10.30a.m. to 11.00a.m...Every 10 minate, 11.45m. to 12 Noon....Every 8 minutes. 13.00 Noon to 100 p.m.. Every 10 minute 1.00p.m. to 5.00p.m..Every 18 min 6.00 p.m. to 6.00 5.m...Every 10 minute 6.00p.m. to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minuto. 7.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 misses NIGHT CARS ca Wook Dapt.

MATUNDAYS.

Extra Cars at 18 midnight. SPECIAL CARS by arrangement at the Company's Office, ALIANDEL BUILD (NO)? Des Varai Road Central.

JOHN D, HUMPERETS & SON

Gmina waz

PATELL & CO.

Exporters & Importars

General Merchants

and

Commission

ut in some quarters here that in placing with a college hydrant in the front quad.,

?n additional dength was run from

Gerinan officers in command of the ariny corps quartered in the capital thỏ Com- uitted of Union and Progress found to the fire was also obtained from Mar- means of making sol secure against kut-street.

Exeter College wal Ship-street. Arcos PARIS

TOILET

The Princip (Sir John No. 13, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL

(UNDER THE AStur House). all possiblo military risings directed Rays) anxiously watched the operations.

The fire evidently origitiated near the against it. It amounts, in fact, to plac

MEN'S HAIRDRESSING HE Leading LADIES & GLE SALOONS IN THE EAST. Manufacturers of SEVES DES ALPES, pronounced by the who use it the best

J. SOPIESS, Proprietor to prevent the falling out of hair.

Hongkong. Oct. 24, 1913.

ing itself under the military protection top of the building, and is believed to of a foreign Fower. Of course, Russia, have been caused by a defetive flue. who is particularly attached to the prin- The roof of one wing was blazing furious- ciple of the political equality of all they when the fire brigade arrived, and as Powers towards the Ottoman Empire, in there was a high wind, the Hall was in view of the role which she has played danger. Over the entrance to the Hallows for a long time as the principal cham-hung a portrait of Churies I. by Van pion of Christianity in the East, is parti. Dyck, which was removed with corne eully concerned by what is taking place, difficulty. Other valuable pictures inside She feels all the more aggrieved in that the Hall were also removed. By the exertions of the brigado and the police. when . Sazonoff was in Berlin some weeks ago nothing was said to him of who were energetically helped by the the impending more. He left the Gerandorgraduates, the fire was prevented than capitsi with the ides that between from spreading to the interior of the Hall Russia and Seemany, on the subject of and damaging the fine old oak paneling, Turkey, a complete understanding had but the plaster work and the ceiling wore

the Bursar Leen reached. In diplomalic quarters the much damaged by water. Four acts of crutroversy is echsidered very serious.ndergraduates' rooms,

It is felt that the integrity of the Otto-rooms, and the buttery wees gutted, while the kitchen was greally damaged. The man Empire is at stake.

Eagland and France are supporting Burver, was away from Oxford at the time, and all his papers were saved owing Bussis in her protest at Constantinoplo.

to the promplitude of a preter. }

GERMAN DRAGOONS.

Queen Mary's Gift.

On the occasion of the hundredth an niversary of the raising of Queen Ciga of Wurtemberg's Dragoon Regiment Land-

Agents, wigby, Queen Mary, whose father was

HONGKONG,' CANTON,

SHANGHAI AND HANKOW,

A la suite of the regiment, presented magnificent gold cup to the regiment, in memory of the happy days she spent in her youth at Ludwigsburg.

During the morning large numbers of undergraduates and others visited the scene of the Bro, among them being the Prince of Wales. A College meeting was hastily summoned, and it was decided that undergraduates who have no schools to tako should be allowed to go home.

The damage de cetimated at between £5,000 and £8,000.

CURE THAT COUGH.

THEN you here & troublesome.cough.

WHEN strouha uma hay consumption or that you are going to have.

A recent visitor to Singapore reports it, but it does mean that your longs are that Japanese are buying rubber in large threatened, and it is just as well to be on quantities, states the Malay Mail. He also the safe side and take Chamberlain's Cough says there is an increasing tendency to esl Remedy before it is too lato. For sale by rubber by tender instead of at the auction. all Chemists and Storekeepers.

JAPANESE MAKE23,

1303

ÉTELT KIME

HEAD OFFICE; KOWLOON

Telerausz No. 13.

KOWLOON

No, Dock, Kewicon...

700"

No. 1 Dock, Kowloon

371,

No.1 Dock Kowloon

Patent Silp, No. 1, Kowlawa

Palent Bilp, Na

Kowloon

TAI-KOK-THU

Consmopolitan Dock....

ABERDEEN

Hope Dock.. Lamont Duck.......

Pleass Addreas Enquiries to the Chief Manager,

1407

TO LET

TO LET.

SHOP or GODOWN of No. 2 DAguilar Surget as occupied by The VICTORIA PAINTING Patsa LTD. formerly.

Apply to

Footwear

MADE

TO

ORDER

CHERRY & CO.,

PEDDER STREET,

Opposite Hongkong Howl. Tolophone No. 491. Hnzia, Mas. K. 1910

YEE SANG FAT & CO.

34 Queen's Road Central. Hongkong, Jan. 5, 1914.

TO LET.

20

**

NOS

T

气球

i-

99

QUEEN'S BUILDINGS.

TELOSE No. 20 Hosoma.

TOWN OFFICE.

R. M. DYER, B.Sc., M.IN.E, Kowloon Dock, Hongkong.

VISITOR AT HOTELS.

Mrs M. H. Abbott

BONGKONG HOTEL.

E. A. Hon. Mr

Hewett, C.M.G. Mr and Mrs H. F.

Hickman

Mr E. S. Abraham

Mit La Adler

Mr W. Anderson Mr. E. J. Andes

bin

Mir Provost Mr F.

Bargmann

Mr A. T. Barberini R. R. Bate Mr E.

R. Belilice

27

Mr G. 6. Bata

TO LET-Furnished for seven months To the limb week in March 1814, Fo. 84, The Peak.-Apply to

G. M. HARSTON. Hongkong, Dec. 36, 1913.

Table D'Hote with Wines & Liqueure

Book, ALEXANDRA SA VE

good: Bolig- musa u in facts an

TO LET.

Me and Bir Bier

Mr G. C.

. Mr W. B. Hind

Mr G. Holmes Mr A. W. Hooker MAW. Mr J.

JAY

Mr M. JobeeT

Mr J. W. Lee Jones

หนัง Kenney

Mix

Mrs B. Kissam

V.

Mr Binnchard Mr M. Kissane

131r C. Brandt

Mr G. Krauso

MG A. KrasOZILA (2

Mrs AM Brincken Mr Lambelet Mr S. M. Brown

Mr A. P. Buagey

Mr W J. Calvert

Mr E B. Lambert

Dr Lim Tins

J. Cambridge Mr W. J.

Mr A. J.

1009

Mr C.

Mr L. W. 5. Carson

Lay

Mr S. 9.

J. Littell

Llawlyn

W Logan

Mrs F. A.

Vander

Mr and Mrs F. X. Mr O.T. Lloyd

D'Almada E. Castro Mr

Miss D'Almada E. Mr and

Chatro

TO. 1 "ORMSET VILLAS" Eorr. Master D'Almada E. Mr G. F.

N

loon.

Apply to

SPANISH DOMINICAN

PROCURATION. Hongkong, Jan. 2, 1914.

TO BE LET.

(FROM 1ST JANUARY NEXT),

"No.

TO. 1 to 5 AIMI VILLAS." adjoi

OLDESLUE," Kimberly ing Road, Kowloon.

Apply to PITILL & Co., 79, Wyndham Strear, or A. Abdoolrahim, Architect, 34 Qoon's Road Central.

Hongkong, Nov. 23, 1913.

GLODOWNS.

TO LET.

133, FRAYA EAST.

1431

THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST

Castro Mr W. E. Clarke⚫ Mr A. A. Claxton Me W. E. Clayton Dr A. L. E. F. Ccis-

མ་

maa

Mr Crolinger

Tuke

Dr G. W. Mackean Mr G. Mackenzie Mr A. S. Mackichan M: F. A. Mackintoab Marriott 0.

Martin

Mr & Mrs G.

DE

Mian Martin

Mr

Mr C. H. Davis

C. Mason

Farebroth

Mr & Mrs Derteano

Mr G. P. Carry

Mrs R. T. Matheson Mis M. Matheson

Mr J. K. Mau, ban Miss Marr

and 2 children Mir J. Desurmont Mr D. S. 3. Douglas Mrs R. H. Dougins Dic and MrW.E

Mr R..

Douglas

9. Dove

Mrs J. M. Doyle

158.

MrJ

Dunca

Ehrenfels

and Mis W. F. McClelland

Mr B. K. Mehta

MrJ. Merecki

Mr P. Moyor

Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr G. S. Middleton

Mr C.-Emberger

P. Enticknap

Mr P.

Capt

J. W. Evins

Mr C. Esdale

Mr W. Farley

Me. Faraz

Mr

Mr

Mrs J. Marris

Nordstrom

Mr and Min

Miss G.

O'Bier

158 G, O'Leary

Mr

P. L. Palmer

Pickard

Mr A. Petersen

M

G. Fernishough M. T. Fuddepha

Mr W. X Finlayson

Mr H. Fehr

M: Denman Fuller

Mr Forward

Mr A A. Fle

OFFICES in King's Building.

MENT & AGENCY Co., Lo. Hongi ong, Nov. 29, 1913.

8152

Mr H. Garrow

TO LET.

FOUE-ROOMED HOUSES in Granville Avenue and Salisbury Avenue, Kowloon, Cheap rentals.

Mr A Gallo ti

Mr

Mr J. A. Rader. Mr B. Baxorth

Mr E H. Hay

Mr. Raymond

Mr E.

Mr J. E. Raymond Miss Raymond

Mr and Mrs I, H. Mis F. Rocks

Genre

Mist

Ci lops

Air 13.. A.

Mr C. Reich

Mr and Mrs A. B. M: W. L. Rrymis-

Giles

Mr C. Lary Goodrich Mr J. Goodsall

Mr A. G. Gordon

Mr

V. Goulbourri

Capt. and Mrs I

auf Mr

Mi-s C. Rordel

Mr Bira A. Ri eir

& Mrs. Ricketts

Mr & Mrs J. Gould 3x Schenk

Mr J. Gourgy Mr E. H. Sharp

SHOP with Godown attached. NABARM W. E. Griffith ir J. C. Sibley ROAD, Kowloon.

Kowloos Marins Lot No. 48 with Wharf,

Apply Do HUMPHREY'S ESTATE & FINANCE

Co., LAD. Hongkong. Nov, 22, 1913.

+

TO LET.

MEIRION, Nas. 9 & 10, Pesk, uo. furnished, & Rooms. Cheap rental, from 1st December Newly Painted and Colourwe had.

Mr P. O. de Grio- Mr And Mrs E. E

Baitb gone

Mr & Mrs R. Grundy Mr V. Sorby Mr L W. W. Gued line A Squar

geon

Mr W. Stafford

Mrs G. E. Taylor

Capt. T. F. Ball Mr and Mrs W.

Hannibal

A. Capt.

B.

Walker

Mt H. A. Walker

Mr A. Banson

And 2 chi dren

Mr William C. Harisr H. Watkins

Bir E. W. White Mr W. B. Harrob Mr J. Scott Harston Mr H. Williamson Mr and Mrs J. B, Mr G. G. Wood

HAPLO

Mr F. To r'ey

*ING EDWARD HOTEL

Mr H. Murray Bain Mr and Mrs W, D.

Kraft 'ROGATE,' Austin Road, Kowloon; Mi Berin

Mr W. Budge Mr & Mrs '0. Laurit unfurnished,

No. 68 Peak, MOUNT KELLETT, Miss E Interfeld 1st October 1913 till Suth May 1914, partly Mr F. W. Cox furnished, Cheap rent. (Church Misalon Society Baugalow) ir m Mr H. Clegg.

1 CAMERON VILLAS No. 60 Peak, to let furnished for 1 year from Let Msy.'

"No. 6 CAMERON VILLAB, No. 59 Fesk, to let faruished for one year from 1st May 1914."

"KELLETT CREST" No. 68 The Peak, from 1st March 1914, partly furnished.

One Small GODOWN in Daddell Street. "No. 19th SHELLEY STREET”. No. 3 The ALBANY, Robinson Road.

FOR SALE OR TO LET.

(Front Let November 1918.) No. I GOUGH HILL, No. 103 Pak. Bangalow containing Drawing, Dining an Smoking Rooms and fire Bedrooms With ground for Tennis-Coart.

FOR SALE: *BARTING and ROGATE, on Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154,-

"OLENSHIEL" 124 Barker Ŏ rooms, close to Tram Station.

Apply to

Mt O..K. Orank Mr J. Disen. Miss Diver

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr E. L Enright Mr E. W. Evers Mrs Gill and child Mr D. W. GrayUS Mr P. C. Hall

Mr A. Haupt

Mr H. O. Haynor Miss B. Ho A. Hing

Mr.D. A. MacLeod Capt. & Mrs Mal. Mr P. W. L. Man-

pings Miss Massey. Dr & Mrs Mst on Mr L M. McIntyre Me and Mr J, й, S.

Mody

Nobbe

Mrdenhorǝn

Me

Capt.&

& Mr W. 57 Passmore

Mrs L. R. Hough Mrs H. M. Shepard

Міка

M. K. Boston Dr Sibise Mis C. Hogya

Miss H. Houston

Miss K. Houston Mine J. Zousta

Air T. Laokuchi. Mr G. Hummel Mr J. Joseph Mr A. E. Eeon

part

Road,Mr Bond

LINSTEAD & DAVIS, Erd Floor, Alexandra Buildings, Hongkong, Jan. 8, 1914.

·STUDY,

Mr B. 8. Spuige M18 G.

U.S.A. Jr.. Mr G. Thornton Mr J. E. Veblen Dr K. Walther Mr B. J. Westphal

OLAND HOTEL

of Mr and Mrs Alleu

Mira Amery Mr Barn

Mr Coffmann

Miss Wa Uabery Mr Raymand Mr Reynold

Mr Bchu

Mr Schroeder

Mr Cooks JK Mru Spink Mr and Mrs A. B. Mr H. Ranco Mr Reynolds Orew

C. Frenck Me

61 Dolmalty

YSTERS: From, Fried or Stowed,

Findon Haddocks, Kippars, &r. ALEXANDRA CAFE,

Mr Ho

y Jonanaon De Koyt

Bir MoNally

Mr. and Mrs Meyer Mr Father Mock

Miss Usbery

Mr Rhoderick. Mrand Mrs Bobb Mr.C. Smita M. Süller Mr & Mrs Villiars Me Weismann Me Wilbar Capt. Williamson

Wils

PEAK HOTELL

LL T. C. R. Archer, Major & Mrs Hum

R.A.M.O.

phroy, R.ES.

Mr & Mr W. Arm-Miss Humphrey

strong

Mr & Mrs T. Arthur

Lt.Col. H. W. Ilos,

RGA.

Mr & Mrs W. C. Mr H. U. Jeffries

Bartelt and child Mr and Mrs Milwar

Lt. & Mrs Bodwall, Jones

R.N.

Mr and Mrs U. D. J.Mr A. Kaith

Bali

Mina Keith

Fl-g, Sargopa & Mrs

Bernard, R.N

Mr & Mrs Beyer

Mina Boggs,

Mr Bondlar

Capt. and Mrs Kiddie R.N. maid & child

Mr & Mrs Köch

Mr and Mrs Mac

donald

Major & Mrs Bowen Miss Macdonald Attorney General J. Mia Martin & child

A. Buckail Mr M. Cary

Mr & Mrs Cassolli Me J. Clarke

Air & Mis Cochrane Mr A. Cousland Mr and Mrs Currier Major Davy, RE Major Dorgan Mr and Mrs Doyla Mr G. A. Dutton Major Faichnie

Miss McKoozie

Maj. & Mrs McMann Mr & Mrs Mitchell- more and child Mr W, A. Nowers Col. & Mrs O'Hare

and child

Mrs Parsons Mr and Mrs. Pearson

And child

Mr T. L Perkins Mr J. Plummer

Mr&Mrs Feimann Mr Povell

Mr & Mrs A. Gibson Lt.Col.J.J. Radclife, Capt.&re Green- R.E

field

Mr Relton

M: and Mr B. A. Lt. and Mrs Sharp,

RN. Bale

Col. Cordon Hall, Major Simona

RA.M.O.

M: H. Hancock

Mr A Bincisir

Mr C. Skott

Mr H. A. Hazeland Lt. Col. & Mrs Usher

Hunt

Capt & Mrs Hodgins Smith, A.U.D. Rev. & Mrs Cooper Mi A. Findlay Smith

Mr and Mrs Schetti Mr and Mrs Oven Mr and Mn 0. X. Hughes and child Stewart & children Mrid Mrs W. G.Mr G. N. G. Walker

Mr David Wond Humphreys

Capt. Whitfeld, A.O.D.

KINGECLERI BOTEL.

Consul General An. Mr and Mrs D. K

derroo

M085

Mr and Mrs J. H. Master Mo

Back himse

Mr F. Bovington

Mr and Mrs J. W.

Bolles

Hiss H. Bollos

Mr M. J. Broen

MrG. Norringh-t

Mr A. D. OpenLDAW

Sir Francis Piggott

Mr & Mr J. Robert

100

Mr Berbow-Rown

Mr and Mrs F. K. Mr and Mrs B. O,

Brownrig

Rutherford

Mr and Mrs A. E. Mrs G.

Caristou

Mr J, S. Chalmers

M1 D.

RR

Mr R.

Filkins

Gibson

Mr A. Hardman

MET. L

n T. Harrison

Sachsa

Mr and Mrs A. E W,

Balt

Capt. V. 8. Skrim

Kairo, R. A

Mr H. P. Thomse

Major & Mrs IF. R.

Mr and Mrs R. D. Thompson

Harvoy

Dr & Mrs Eran-Jones

Mr G. J. K. van der

Wel

Mr & MrJ. H. Little Mr and Mrs E. A. M.

Mr J.O. McCutcheon Wiliams Mr K. S. Morrison Master Wiliams

STATION HOTEL.

Mr and Mrs T. M. Col. and "Mr F.

Maberly Atontt & child Mr and Mrs. F. D. Mr & Mrs D. Muation.

Barretto & children Mr C. Offersen Lieut. vnd Mrs R. Mr J. Oasario

Brewster

Mr. A. Party Mr G. H. Edvarda Mr & Mrs R-Pithle

Goodwin Mr and 3176 Mr D. A. Major & Mr J. Grute Raitan Misses Grate Mr L. Any Mr Paul Hartung

Ir & Mrs F. luz.

warth and child Mr Wm. For

Mr T. Ramany

Mr and Mr G. A. Searle and children Mr A, G. Smith

Capt, and Mrs A. ̈0. Kennedy & children

Mr R. D. S. Smith

Miss L E. Walker

CARLTON HYDI.

Mr and Ms B. A Mr AR W. Libbley

Balantine

Mr B. Pani Mr C. W. Randall Mr & Birs T. Black Mr. A. F. Esmedios

bura

Str G. Parzes

Mr A Bigg

W.J.A

Robbina

Mrand Mrs Clarkson My Mr W. H. Crisp

Hi R.B

Mr G. W. Sewall

Mr F. Salton

Lent Uno. W. Crom Mr W. H. Smith

Mr and Mrs D. M

Warden D

Mir W. J. Eades MT G. Fyen Mr E. J. Gilbert Mr A. J. Grandy Mr W. Hethrington Mr&Mrs W. Jackso

Mr H. T. Weston Mr and Mrs H. J.

Wilkins

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