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TURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1914.

hes and Hough

ONIES TO TER (OVERNMENT,

AND ADHMALTY.

eral Austicaeers

AND

Coal and

General Brokera.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN

AL STORAGE.

Godes used:

B.C. 4TH & 5TH EDITION.

41. Tezzoraphic Cova,

Telegraphic Address MERION HONGKONG,

PUBLIO AUCTION.

Undersigned hard received Instrio-

to Sell by Public Auction,

1000 UNIT.. GF' THE CONCERNED,·

***

FRIDAY,

Oth January, 1911, at 11a.m., at

7, Knutsford Terrace, Top Flat,

THE WHOLE OF THE

UABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

*..

&c.,

therein contained,

Comprising:

ENTERTAINMENT

THEATRE PATHS ROTAT,

FOR

THREE NIGHTS

ONLY

NEWS FROM HOME.

(Continued from page 3.)

THE CHINA MAIL.

Mr. Tyau rose x ones to deland the President. Neither he nor Dr. Sun Ya

PHILHARMONIC

CONCERT

THEATRE ROYAL

So was a traitor to the Mandu dyy SATURDAY, Feb. 7th

If they word so, then all the rules of

the earth were traitors or the descendants

of traitors. These two men worked for |

Mon. 10th, Tues. 17:h & Wed. 18th the downfall of the Manchu "Trusty

Feb. 1914, at 9.15 p.m. THE MAUD ALLAN

AND

CHERNIAVSKY Co.

NDES the direction of W. ANGUS UNDE

MACLEOD

Far Eastern Tour Booked and Directed]

by D. E. D. COHEN,

MAUD ALLAN

**** AND T

which had held power for rosy many

LIS

at 8.15 p.m.

Planquette's Comio Opera

CLOCHES

D

years and had proved leaf incapable CORNEVILLE

of government either in the interests of also the Chinese or of their own Manchu

people.

The lather were now unable to earn their own livelihood but that was duo to the fact that they had lost al capability through the Manchu system of life and administration. To change

1: LEO, JAN and MISCHEL an incapable government in any nation

Wd Dot an act of treachery (Loud ap

CHERNIAVSKY platise),

Mr. Komai had charged the President

The Most Powerful with using pawon to gas rid of his doo ATTRACTION]ice, but he challenged him to mention

Rubenstein

Howgill.

Sonata for Violin and Piano

Pastorale für Örchestra

Rhapsody on a very

well known alr

(Piano & Orchestra)

Denman Faller Four national airs for unkocom- panied, Chorus and other items.

BAND AND CHORUS OF 20 Tokats $3. 1. and 50 Centa. Bongkong. Jan. 28, 1914.

HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK Co., Ld.

י

&

TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS: "MANIFESTO" HONGKONG

Codes Used: A1, A BO, Fifth Edition, Engineering First and Second Editions, Western Union, and Watkin'k Dock Owners, Ship Builders, Marine and Land Engineers, Boiler Makers, Iron and Brass Founders, Forge Masters, Electricians.

ACETLYENT CUTTING AND WELDING FOR SHIP; AND BOILER REPAIR. Modern up-to-date plant operated by our own specially trained workman under expert European supervision.

HKAD OFFICE: KOWLOON

Two No. 13,

All classes of light Steel work manufactured by the above process. Tanks, Drums, Ventilators, Pipes, &c., &c.

TILKIDIMENSIONS OF DOCKS AND SLIPS ARE AS FOLLOW'S

NAME OF DOCK OB SLIP ON SES ENTRANCE

LENGTH

BLOCKS

DEPTH OVER

SILL AT

I

OF TIDE

JRKADTX

DRDINABY

SPRING TIDES

SPRINOS | NEATS

KOWLOON

No. 1 Dock, Kowloon

No. Dock, Kowloon No. Dock, Kowloon... Patant slip, No. 1. Kowloon! Patest slip, No. *; Kawloon! TAL-KOK-TSUT

Commopolitan Book'a, sang

ABERDEEN

106

Hapi Dock... Laat Dock...

Pienso Addrea Enquirion to the Chief Manager,

1407

In the History of the Far Easty during me administration. I stand therefore that under certain circum-

BOX PLAN]

will be opened at MOUTRIE'S [w[oɑ FRIDAY 30th January 1914

9.30 ... H

Reserved Seats :-$6/-

yus did not moạn. ** you."* could not be done, because the President stances

There simply meant that the Chinese ad. uad never been guilty of the set, uad been cases of bombs and assitiaressed did not wish to be disobliging uone, but if taceu were sots of treachery, and reluas at once." men oven a righteous war stood

Gemmed.

сод

Mr. Losy confirmed this and anid he one asked an Oriental if he had boon The Japanese critic had also shown at Roma. "Yes" he replied" I have pruterence for a revolution in which every not been to Roma" There they had it

ENTIRE CHANGE of PROGRAMME was decorated with a gory bod-poites fit, then the rool truth,

FACH NIGHT.

||

HOWARD EDIE

Managers. Hongkong, 28 January, 1814

TO LET

112

TO LET.

LET.-Furnished for seven months

No. 64, The Peak. Apply to

G. M. HARSTON. Hongkong. Dec. 30, 1913.

HOTELS

THE

STATION HOTEL

NATHAN ROAD,"

KOWLOON.

ALECTRIC LIGAT

AND FANH,

and the streets ran with the blood of theil thuru was tima, (Laughter).

Ha traced mask at their characteristics people. The sentiment of the prosent world was get any such conception, their ancestor worship, which led the and the ravaution which arose from the to stick to the family locality and in spontaneous uprising of the people against that way there came to be immensely unthickly populated parts of China, with kyrrany without the shedding of nocwsary blood was held by all civilised the result that the struggle for life was Cold and Hot Water throngbout. poopice to-day to be the most to be dusired.

·

Dr. Cantlie spoke of the extraordinary memory of the Chinese, and instanced cases where two students, trained in the same book, gaye answers to questions so exact that they wore suspected o

11

ed Teak Hall Fraiture, Dining Test week to March 1914: collusion till the books were locked up

Suite, and complate Hed Room (practically new), Solid Brass Fender re Brasses, Paintings and Engrav Curtains, Carpets and Rugs, Glaan, ry and Electro-plated Ware, Table 3. eta.. etc.. Brass-mounted Bed-

and Bod Linos, Large Enamelled

TO LET.

Berkfield Filter, Pantry and Kitchee NDURBAR VILLAS

diao

ight Grand Piano by Robinson Piano quantity of Cat-gla Ware, a

or of Crown Derby, Drosden, and

nglish Platen, Tes Boca, ofc., etc,

ail Particulars from Carsingas)

view from 2.30 p.m.. 29th inst.

ms: Cash.

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneer.

gkong. Jan. 20, 1914.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

—

~91

EUndersigned have received instrne. tions to sell by Fublic Auction

OR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

SATURDAY,

je 31st January, 1914, at 11 x.m.,

No. 7, Gordon Terraco, Hanoi Road, Kowloon,

DRY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

therein Contained, Consisting of -

ak Hall Stand Bevelled Miror," wood Roll Top Desk, and Teakwond caso. Teakwood Dinner Waggon sad ng.Table, Overmantel, Pictures, ains, c. 1hres Single Bedstead Mattresses Shanghai Baib, Commodes Cupboards, one Dover B. Steva Sundry Cooking Utensils,

Aisa

ne Baby Organ and a quantity of Plants Flowers in Pata do, do,

n view day of Valo.

XIMO :—ÁS usual.

HUGHES & BOUGH,

Avetioneers

Hongkong, Jan. 7, 1914.

PUBLIC AUCTION,

Apply to

1299

SPANISH DOMINICAN PROCURATION. Hongkong.Jan. 7, 1914.,

0

TO LET.

7

FFICES in hing's Building. THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST, MEINT & AGENCY Co., LD, Hongkong, Jan. 13, 1914.

TO LET.

and the similarity was proved to be due to a tremendous power of mum.cry.

Ha declared that the Chinese face was childlike and bland for physical reasons, chiady the non-development of the frontal cells of the forehead, but it was nothing to do with his mentality. He also found

marked characteristice iz rospect for

childhood, for ancestors and the family life, in open-mindedness as to opinions and philosophies (no one could scouse Chi nese of being narrow-minded) and in his persistent industry. In labour the Chi- nece still found the joy of life, which the Westem workacs had lost.

Mr. William Durres found a whole host of contradictions in the Chinese, but considered the most salient features in China were that the people were the most genuinely democratic in the world $82

and they wars also the grebet lomats of peace.

IT floor of No. 4. De Voux Road Fntral suitable for Offices Occup

tion from 1st March next.

Apply to

DAVID SASSOON & CO. LTD. Hongkong, Jan. 13, 1914.

TU LET.

Mr. George Brown found them sadate, calm, temperato, fragil, sober, obstinate, contented, and kind of heart. They were still remarkably unsophisticated and re-

mained very human.

keen and to support it they had to be. industrious and mugal. Hence slap their commercial capacity. They had a quite different conception of death to that of the Westerner. Moreover they admitad clevermons, which in Angland was a draw. back in any walk of life and was regarded with suspicion (Ltr). Thas long bad rule had made them distrustful of fo eigners and to some extent of such other. That was natural outcome of long administration in which a man had to feal his neck to make sure his head was still on his shoulders (Lite).

Finally, the chairman suggested an-

BATE-BOOM TO ZACH BOOM,

PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS. BILLIARD ROOM.

Private Dining Room.

EXCELLENT CUISINE

For Pavilegiore apply to

30

&

Lirik

1859 9

TOWN OFFIOL

QUEEN'S BUILDINGS.

TRZYGNE No. 20 Hormoso.

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

VISITOR AT HOTELS.

HONGTONG HOTEL.

Mr E. B. Abraham

Mr L. Adler

Mr A. do st Andre Mr J. I. Arensma M D. Arrott Mrs Provat

it Babia

Mr

R E. l'ato Mr L. Beckingsalo Mr & Mrs O: Bour Mra F. R. Balilios

F. R.

D. J. Bull

Mr Bens

& His F. Bopp

Mr H. Bridges He L. A. W. Brooks Dr Bulach

Miss M. Bull Mi W. H. Burtt Capt. G. Byens

Baronne la

Caze

Mr J. A. Figgins Mr W. B. Hind

Mr R. De L. Hordern Mr J. W. Jay Mr M. Jeta

Mr J. W. L...Jonas Mr Mt. T. Jones

Mr H. I Kehn Mrs F. R. King

TELK NOTE

Lt. T. C. R. Archer, Mr and Mrs W. G.

F.A.M.C.

Humphreys

Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Major & Mr Bam

strong

phrey, RES.

Mr & Mr T Arthur Mie Humphrey

Mr & Mrs W. 0. Lt. Col. H. w. Iles

Barrett and child B.Q.A.

Lt. & Mrs Bedwell, Mr H. U. Jedrica

R. N.

Mr and Mrs Mimar

Mr and Mrs E. 4. Mr and Mrs Bell and Jones

Koster

Mr S. Kew

Mr A. Kruseman Mr A. Lambelet Mr E B. Lambert Mrs

B. Leavitt Mr G. 1. Lloyd Mr W: Logan Dr G. W. Mackean Mr F. A

MacKintosh

Mrs J. D. Champlin Mr S. Malkin Mr A. J. Cambridge Bir J. Marquards Mr C. W. Carsco

Dr O. Mariott Mr and Mrs F. X. Mr & Mrs G. Martin

D'Almada E. ChatroMiss Martio

Cantro

Castro

Mason

Miss D'Almada E. Mr C. Farebrother Master D'Almada E. Mrs R. T. Matheson

Misa M. Matheson Mr and Mrs D. B. Mr C. Matthieson $90 Clark

Mr J. K. Mau ban Live Marr Capt. and Mrs J. Mc-

Clure

THE MANAGER. Tar. No. E129, Tolg. Addres 'TeamorEL."

Hangrong. Feb. 3, 1917.

Mr S E. Clarke

Mr Y W E. Clayton

Mr D.

.E. D. Coben

other symposium, confined to the Chinese KING EDWARD HOTEL Dr A. L. E. F. Colo-Irs C. W. Mes

members, on the subject "what are the most marked characteristics of the British character" (Laughter).

A MODKEN PUGILAST.

Central Location.

man

Mr C. Cords

MIG.P. Curry Dr E. Daro

Mr O. H. Daris

LL ELECTRIC TAM Pass Entrance. A Electric Lifts, Fans and Lighting,M: J. Dean Baropean Baths and Sanitary Fittings.

Hot and Cold Water Bystem throughout. Best of Food and Service.

TALIPHONE 373.

*VICTORIA

Sporting cirdies have been much dis turbed to hear that Mr. Eugene Corri the famous boxing referee, and one of the most pepulse men in London, whi lying in West End nursing home sai TELEGRAFIIG ADDRESS. cusfy ill af posummonia. "Gene" as be is universally styled, is an effervescent, choxy follow, with the frankest manNOT imaginable. He is squarely built, doep- cheated, ruddy haired, big-coed, and everyone who possesses his scquaintance is proud of it.

Es know the noble art from one end to the other and his word is law in the

F. H. NORTS, Alanager

Mr B. K. Mehta

Mr J. Merecid

Mr P. Meyer Mr G. S. Middleton

Mr A.

Mr & Mrs J. Morris

R. Nolte G, O'Leary

Mis

children

Fbg Surgeon & Mrs

Bernard, R.N

Mr & Mrs Beyer

Mike Boggy

Mrs Bowdler

Major & Mrs Bowen

Mr A. Kaith

Miss Keith

Capt. and Mrs Kiddi.

RN, maid & nhild...

Mr & Mrs Koch

Mr and Mrs Ms-

donald

Col. and Mrs Baker Miss Macdonald

Brown

Miss Bakor Brown

W. D. Brown

Mrs Martin & child

Miss McKenzio'.

Maj. & Mr MeMunn

Altores Gon. & MrsMr & Mrs Mitchell.

more and child

J. A. Buskaili Mr M. Cary

Mr & Mrs Casulli

Ms J. Clarke

31 W. A. Nowarz

Col. & Mrs O'Exps

and child

Capt.& Mis Jochrane Mr and Mrs E. V. D,

R.N.

Parr Bira Parsons

Mr A. Cousland

Mr and Mra Currice M: Peamon & child Major Davy, RE Mr T. L Parkins Mr & Mrs J. Dobbie Mr J. Plummer

Major Dorgan

Mr G. A. Datton

Major Falchzig

Mr Powell

Lt.Col J.J. Radcliffe,

R.E.

Mr & Mrs A. Gibsou Mr Ralica

Dunya Rev. & Mrs F. Ward Dr E. Ringhaus Miss Margaret DenyaMr G. F. Osborne Miss Dorothes DanysMr & Mis Pemberton Capt. & Mrs Green Lt. and Mrs Sharp, Mian Gwendolyn DonyMc F. A, Perry

Mr A

Petersen Miss Marie. Denys Mr & Mrs Dartcano Mr & Mrs E. Pibet

and child and 2 children Mr D. S. 5. Douglas Mr G Hatton Potts Men R. H. Douglas Mr A. B

A. B. Purvis Mr J. M. Doyle Mr B. Raworth

Duncan Mr J.

M-E. M. Raymond

B. Ray

KINGSCLERE HOTEL, D

HONGKONG

ME. H.

E.

aynood

Mr and Mrs H. O. M

Ehrenfels Bliss Raymond Mr K. Fahrnua Miss F.Reas Bir H. Sawtell 31rs Schook Dir's Mrs E. M. Mira Seymour

Mr & Mr. Ricketts

district, overlooking the Botanical Mr B. Fahr

M 8. Farníhough UNRIVALLED position in the HMr W. N Finlayson Nereus quiet Suites with luxuriously Capt. and 2nd child Gardens and facing the Harbour. atted Bathrooms Telephones and Electric Pros Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting-roo03 throughout.

Admiral Sir E. Framantis datared his ring. He discovered Bombardier Wee. experience proved them to be honest a remembers wall the old-style beery, 64 and trustwathy as servants, good bar. bullet bonded pugilist, and he has watched gainers but true to their pledges so com. with satisfaction the evolution of the -mercial men, evaaiva bui loyal to their good-looking, clean boxer of the Tommy undertakings as mandarins. What they Burns and Walis type. Nobody is botter lacked was discipline; due to the fact pleased than he is that the modern bozer that the fighting services were looked is a well-educated man who treats his art Cable Address: *Sachaos.*

A.B. Gode 5th down upon, though he understood that selenos that has to be livel up to,

Hongkong, September 1, 1908. bad improved of late years.

FOCL-ROOKED HOUSES. in Granville Avenue and Salisbury Avmus, Kowloon, Cheap rentals

SHOP with Godown stached, Na ROAD, Kowloon.

7

"Kowloon Marico Lot No. 48 with Wharf,

A Flet in Humphreys Buildings,

Apply to HUMPHREY'S ESTATE & FINANOB

Co., IAD. flongkang, Jan. 29, 1914.

TO LET

SHOP or GODOWN of No. 21 A D'Aguilar Bizant as occupied by The 111 VICTORIA PRINTING PRESS LTD. formerly.

Apply to

YEE SANG FAT & CO.

54 Queen's Road Central. Bangkong, Jan. 6, 1314.

BE Undersigned bare received inatrac.

lions to sell by Public Auction,

00

TUESDAY,

3rd Febuary, 1914, commencing at 9.30 p.m. at their Sazza ROOMS,

No. 8, Dea Vour Road, Corner

af Ice House Streak-

A LARGE QUANTITY OF ALUABLE TEAKWOOD

AND SUNDRY BLACKWOOD

FURNITURE,

&0.9

$24.

As follows:-

TRAK WOOD-One Drawing Floom

TO LET.

SORTING GOODS ET MACHINERY. Hull, which has just secured ite own Dr. Gica said the Chinaman's Honesty accounted for the popularity of the works telephone system, is to be the centre of the late John Stuart Mill among Chi.of an experiment that may revolutionise nose students, for the works of that econo. the handling of goods traffic on the Eng. The system practically mist showed such transparent homestylish railways. and such a desire to reach the truth at menca the sorting of goods in warehouse by simply pressing a button. Electrical all costs.

machinery has been invented by a com pany with which Mr. Marconi is mesc- ciated. for dividing the warehouse inte a series of alphabetical sections. Travel.

Telephone No. 119.

Mr E. H. Sharp

Mr Denman Faller Mr J. C. Mr A. A. Fyle Mr A Gallotti

0. Sibley Mr A. Blingaby

Mr H. GarroW

Mr and Mrs A. B.

Mrs E. E.

Mr and

Smith

Miss Smith

Bir F. Smyth

Με δι

Misa A

Ed. Mr and Mrs D E. Mr V. Sorby

CH

1200

Gillinghaus

Misa Ella Gilroy

է:

Miss Glaspall

Mr A. G. Gordon

WYNDHAM HOTEL,

29 WYNDHAM (FLOWER) STREET,

.

Familles, Residents and Tourists

made thereaghly comfortable.

Terms Moderate.

RUT OF FIT-ULAM LINES Under the Personal Supervision of the

Mr. Thomas Jenner commented on their reverence for parents and teachers and their readiness to recognise the best elemente in the philosophies of other

and ONLY TWO MINUTES WALK nations, and also their cheerful affability, ing trays under electrical control distri00ATION Food for Hilside Boer

Mr. B. F. Johnston, administrator of bute the goods according to the index FROM BUSINESS CENTRE. Wei Hai Wei, speaking chiefly of the letter of their destination B for Bradford, agricultural population of whose traiter for Liverpool and so forth-in a manner he was most familiar, said they showed similar to that by which letters are sorted great courage in adversity, which be in the Post Office, Bailway experts from 27thought sprung from an inexhaustible all parts of the world have recently wit stock of mors energy. They had res nessed a demonstration of the system in sonablenses, and followed magistrate's London factory, and a Frmoir, an Ame

When rican and two English railway companies Proprietress judgment with close attentica they saw the rosacos for the judgment are now négociating for the adoption d they submitted for the most part with the system. surprising readine. They had gratitude, courtesy and kindliness, and they would moet foreigner half way who was pro pared to meet them an equal terms. They were polite and almost totally devoid of snobbery, which was such a disagres able feature of English life. Finally be touched on filial piety which was clumelly

EIRION, No. 9 & 10, Poak, Mfarnished, 6 Booms Cheap rental. from lat Desember Newly Fainted and Colourwashed.

*RUGATE,' Austin Road, Kowloon; unfurnished

No. 68 Peak, MOUNT KELLETT, (Church Mission Bociety Bangalow) from lat October 1913 till 80th May 1914, partly furnished, Cheap rent.

"41 CAMERON VILLAS No. 50 Peak, described by Westerase sa ancestor to let furnished for 1 year from Lat May." worship. For his park he looked with

No. 6 CAMERON VILLAS, No. 59 misgiving at anything which brought a lite, (lans, Crawford make) Dining Feak, to let furnished for one year from prospect of abridgement of that beautiful bom Suite, Upholstered Arm chairs and let May 1914."

"KELLETT CREST" No. 68 The part of the Chinese roligion.

fas, Carpets and Bugs, (now), Bress Peak from lat Marsh 1916, party

dBrase-mounted

One Small GODOWNlä Daddell Street, "No. 19th SHELLEY STREET". No. 8 The ALBANY, Robinson Road.

Bedsteads Bed furnished. bom Buite, Burmas, Vantrobes, "Wash- ande, &c Dining Room Furniture, Side- mrda, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining abies and Chairs, eta, ote, Diener and essert Services, Crockery, Sundry Glass Jars, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, utlery, &c., Bass Tenders and Fire

assos, Brass Curtain Polos, éto,, etc.

ཋཱནཾ།

1 Baddie ets, complete, 1 Old Chinese Bikambroldand Tackwood Cablast,

atures, Electris Ecading lampe, eto, Marble Oleck, 1 Typewriter (Hammond), Piano by IT. Schnel, Hamburg, Chubb afe, Beveral Bilver plated and Ecse Table mampu mod 9 Gons. Boydes,

Catalogues will be issued. Bal.

FOR SALE. -***HARTING and BOGATE, on part of Kowloon Inland Lot No. 1154.

Apply to

LINS FEAD & DAVIS, 3rd Floor, Alexandra Batid bugs, Hongkong, Jan. 6, 1914.

THE ALEXANDRA CAFE Carno!

"

the abscccs of mobbery and said the Chinese kad-no-word-for-¡t. Mru-Arahl- bald tile found the absence of 'kury pleasure in the East and she, admirað the patienon of the Chinese, though she sometimes thought the provech Beware of the anger of s. patient man." Miss M. A. Duthwit and Mr. G. M. H. | Playfair elas spoke, for the moed park

in eulogy.

Mr. Byron Brenan dao 'com.amied on

Mr. Tyan ocumented on the proverb "blood is thicker this waśne” and de-

THE FIRST CHINESE SEWSPAPER EVER ISSUED UNDER FURELY NATIVE DIREOITOF,

M. S. HOY.

BRADSIDE PRIVATE HOTEL,

TANDING in to own grounds with Tennis and Croqust Lawns, Larg Aby and Wall Furnished Booms, Even home comfort. Fine View of the Earhet. Telephone, No. 890.

Mail Apply

The Chinese Mail

.05.19

Tao tannard Cikka ponal

Commercial, JOURNAL

POLLARD EVREY MORNING

Contains sus Moer Rattakti TELEGRAPHIC NEWB FROM NORTH CHIMA,

61clared it was far more true in China than | Azu, vhs Larner KüzELLIGIMON PLOT

HUGHES & HOUGAT Besten, if Equalled, For Brand,

Auctioneers,

Hongkody. Jas, #4, 1914.

* Onkos, Orrafectionery: Hukle with Wines &

in the Weat, for the Chinese regardel a

cousin ien Emps removed sa doszły se u j

نور

VARIOUS PORIS Ez Ünivi ano, Japan.

£19.50 to ́ali Doce Porta,"

Wastemer Vegarded bie zeseech family. 18.80 per annum. dalised in Honk! They was extreonly thilging init poliu ad exmmary tools to diplowed anyone fo their fagh The Weber did poli undaskind Waka and did not thỗér.

Mui E. W. WAITS, Ezsolde, 20, Macdonnell Road Bongkong, September 9, 1908

STATION HOTEL.

Misa H. 7. AndersonMr Wm. Hoy Mr and Mrs. T. M. Capt and Bács-A.

Kennedy children Arenità & child

י

1. B. Sorensen

Mr A. J. de Souza

MAA Squaro

Mr W.

W. Stafford

Mr V. Goulboara Mr I

H. E. Sal

Szafield

field

R.N. Mr and Mrs B. A. Major Simone

Hala

Mr A Sinclair Col. Gordon Hall, Mr C. Skott

RA.M.O.

Mr F. A. Hatoland Mi P. Hall

Lt. Col. & Mrs Usher

Smith, A.O.D.

Mr A. Findlay Smith Capt. & Mrs Hodgins Mr and Mrs Soffietti Rov. & Mrs Cooper Mr and Mrs 0. 2.

Buat

Stewart & child

Mr and Mrs Owen Mr C. N. G; Walker

Hughes and child Mr David Wood

Capt. Wõitsel 1, AO,D

KINGSCLEXI HOTEL -

Consul Jen) An. Mr J,0, McCutcheon

derson

Mr K. 8 Morrison

Me and Mr J. H. Mr and Mrs D. K.

Backhouse

Mr F. Bovingtos

Mr and Mrs

Bolle

Mi- H. Bolles

#2014

Master Mosa

W. MrG. Norringt n

Mr & Mrs J. Gould. Mr E. Tanner Mr J

Mr R. E. Thompson Mr M J. Breen Gourgry

Mr and Mrs F. K. Mr P. O. de Grio Mr A. Tooquint

Brownr Capt. H. A. Walker Mrs H chidren

Mr and M&E

Carleton

Capt.

70 P. Hall Mr and Mrs W. A.

Hannibal

Mr Wm. O, Harria

and

Walker

H. Watkin

Mr H.

MTF. W.

Mz

Mr J. S. Chalmers Miss D. Filkins

Mr.A. D. Opeusta Sir Francis Piggota Mr & Mrs J. Robert

BOD

Mr Benbow-Rowe Mr and Mrs B. O,

Rutherford

Mrs G. Backes

Mr. and Mrs A. E. W.

Mr J. Scott Harston. Mr Mr & Mrs A. Forbes Ba't

De Bartman

B. Watte

Mr. J. Wilson Mr G. G. Wood

Ноп, М E. A. Mr G. Wright.

Howatt C.M.9. Mr F. B. Ho pe

Mr and Mr D. F.

Hickman

Mr and Mrs B. G, T.

Wynberg Mr F. Yearly

KING TOWARD HORRI

Mr H. Murry Bain Mr P. W. L. Maa- Mrs Baria Mr W. Budge

Mr H. Clegg Mr F. W. Cor

k

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mr E. W. Erots Mr.

mings

Miss Manney

Mr H. Murphy Mr A. P. Nobb Dr & Mrs Nolasco Mr W. Oudenhorst Mr S.

S. R. Owen Capt. & Mrs W.

Pamora

Mr H. Fearman Mr W. T. Puddepha MrO. A. S. Russ Dr Bibten

Mrs Gill and child Mr P. C. Hall Mr.H. O. Haynor Mr E. O. Jones Mr J. Joseph Mr A. E. E Me and Mr W. D. Mr H.S.Spurge

Mr and Mrs F. A

Storsaend

Krath

Dr Long

Mr & Mru 0· Lanrit Mr & Mrs R. Swain

Mis

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