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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1914.

Hughes and Hough

TIONELLE TO THE GOVERNMENTS,

A POTION

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AND ADMIRALTT.

"

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Coal and

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General Brokera.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN"

COAL STORAGE,

Cores used:

A.B.O. 478 & 5TH EDOM. AI. TELEGRAPHIC CODE,

Tulegraphic Address MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION

HE Undersigned have received instruc

tions to sell by Fublic Auction (FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCHAMID),

111

FRIDAY..

the 20th February, 1914, at 2.30 p.m.,

at their Salon Rooms, Nor 8

Des Voeur Road, Corner of

For House STREET,

TOYO NEW RICKSHAS

11 ENGLISH MAKE

Torra:-As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong Fah, 16, 1914.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

210

THE Undersigned have received instruc tions to sell by Public Auction,

na

FRIDAY,

the 20th February, 1914, commencing t 2.30 p.m. at their Sales Boome, No. 8, Des Year Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,

VALUABLE

tc.,

A QUANTITY OF

BLACKWOOD AND SUNDAY TEAKWOOD FURNITURE, &c. Comprising as follows: TEAKWOOD-Dizing an Drawing Room Suite, Upholstered Armchairs and Sofas, Carpet and Rugs (new), Brass and Brass-mounted Bedsteada, Bed Room Buito, Bureaus, Wardrober, Washstands, &c., Dining Room Furniture, Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, Exton ion Dining Tables and Chaire, etc., etc., Dinner and Dessert Services, Crockery, Sundry Glan Ware, Cooking Stoves, Cutlery, do, Brass Fendera and Five Brasses,

Also

1 Upright Iron Grand Pisac in good "ondition 1. Piano by Schnell. Inlaid Trays, Blackwood Card Tables, Cabinets, Overmantels, Side Tables, Deska, a variety of Stands, etc., etc., and a few pieces of Chinese Porcelain, and 2 Fowling Pieces in very good order:

(Full Particulars From Catalogue.) Texmas sust.

41

HUGHES & HOUGE,

Auctioneers. Hongkong, Feb. 14, 1914.

.PUBLIC

AUCTION.

209

THE to Auction,

THE Undersigned bave received instruc

(FOR ACCOUNT OF FAZ'CONCEANE)),

.00

די

MONDAY,

the 23rd February, 1914, at 11 im., at

No. 15. Shelley Street,

THE

HUNDRY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

B

20.1

Thermin Contained..

Including: Flush covered Drawing Room Suite and Covers, Extension Dining Table and Chairs, Bronze Figures, Bookcases, Side. board etc., Gisas and Crockery Ware,

And

Piano by Brinameed & Sons, and Gramophone and Cabinet.

(Full Particulars from Catalogue.) On view day bolors Bala.

Terms;—A urial.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctions.

Hongkong, Feb. 19, 1914.

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PUBLIC AUOTION

204

↑ FIHE Underalgúnd have received instrase

tions to sell by Pabile Auction

(FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED),

HO

TUESDAY,

the 26th February, 1914, at 230 xAL,

st their Bales Rooms" No. 8.

Des Voeux Road, Corner of

Ios House Sweet,

SEVERAL CASES OF CLOCKS Comprising a large and varied

The abova i satirely new stock and will

be sold withant maria:

HOTELS

THR

STATION HOTEL

NATHAN ROAD,

KOWLOON.

NLEOPRIO LIGHT AND YASS

BATH-200M To kach Koox.

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PRIVATE AND PUBLIC BARS. BILLIARD ROOM. Private Dining Room,

EXCELLENT CUISINE.

For Farbioware apply oc

THE MANAGER. Tel. No. KISS. Telp. Address Tramoru.

Bungong, Fab, 3, 1912,

394

“THE QUEEN OF THE

00008."

THE CHINA MAIL.

Want' Advertisemen ts

PREPAID

1 per inch..

SUND FOR BREACH OF PROMISE. (A)

The bronch of promies of marriage - action as the instance of fustav SiamoGE | against Mrs. Ayokha Clunies Ross, widow of the late Governor of the Cocos and. Koeling Islands, we canmonced in the

2

WANTED.

Insertione.

One week

Apply in own handwriting CHINESE ENGINE or Ship draught with Copy of testimonials, stating lary required, to W, S. BAILEY & CO. LTD., Kowloon, 1

Hongkong, Feb. 16, 1914.

WANTED.

910

take charge of 2. Ohildren at the and of March, temporary (possible permanent) European nurse. Good salary to suitable applicant

Apply "S".

c/o 'CHINA Man' Offee. Rongkong, Fab. 8, 1914.

FOR SALE.

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Supreme Court, Singapore, bodors the Chief Justice, Sir W. H. Hyndman Jose Mr. E. M. Tozer appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. B. L. 7. Eräddoll Plaintiff claimed Cold and Hot Water throughens. for the defendant.

damages of $20,000.

Opening his case,Mr. Torer explained this Lordship this we can for breach of contract,"pt of a commercial contract but one of a much more deli- cale and serious fure-namely breach of constant of matrimony. The parties mot at the Van Wijk Hotel, where plain- tiff was then secretary and where defen- dant came as a goal on September 19, 1913, and stayed til November 2 of the manum year. They were introduced by the manager, Mr. van Bool; an acquaint- anco sprang up: they liked each other: liking, riponed into afection and affection KING EDWARD HOTEL into, love. Anyhow," asid Mr. Tower. they became engaged." This was not a boy and girl episode. Both parties had been married before, plaintif being a widower and defendant a widow. Both were still young but neverthalers' ought to knew the intricacies of married lite and their marriage ought to have boon happy. Plaintiff way a man of rather retiring disposition and the lady was, emineel was told, rather bold. According AN INTERESTING DISCOVERY IN A

comuser's instructions, it was she who broached the subject of matrimony and sho made the offer, saying she had had a rich husband, and she now wanted to

Central Location.

LL ELECTRIC TRAMS, Pass Entrance. A Electric Lifts, Fans and Lighting, European Baths sed Sanitary Fittings. Hot and Cold Water System throughout. Bost of Food and Service.

"Telephone $79. TELEGRAPHIC ADDRESS.

· VICTORIS,'

R. H. NORTH,

Manager

KINGSCLERË HOTEL,

HONGKONG

BOUT 500 lb. ENGLISH TYPE A Clarendon and Nonparell (Modern), complete fount, Ingluding Italis..'-

In good condition. Sexd offers ta

TYPO,'..

HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK Co., Ld.

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All classes of light Steel work manufactured by the above process, Tuks, Drums, Ventilators, Pipes, do, to

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NAME OF DOCK OR SLIPY KKKL ENTRANCK

HRRADTH

LENGTH

BLOCKS

DEPTH OVER:

ROWLOON."

No 1 Dock, Kowloɑn y

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No. 3'Dock, Howison... Palant slip. No, 1, Kowloon Patent slip, Na. 2, Kowkion

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Canvaspolitan Dock...

ABERDEEN

Eape Dock..

out Dock.

Fleano Address Enquiries to the Chief Manager,

1407

VISITOR AT HOTELS.

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Care of Oana MaxL" Ofte Rongkong, March 21, 1912

KONGLONG HUTIL.

40

Mr E. S. Abrahamo

Mr R. E. Kadooris

Mc L. Adler -

2,000 YEARS OLD.

to

FRENCH CAVE.

5 ode

Mr And, Mr B.

Agusix

Miss M. C. Kerr

L. Mr D. Kinloch

Mios Maud Allan Mrs Rodney Ander- Mr G.0. Atkinson

| Mr A.

Castro

Mr Albert Kopp Mir H. A. Koster Mr A. Kruge Marbeles S. 8. Leavitt Mr H. B. Lambert

MIA.

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F. Mackean

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TELEPHONE NO. 20 Yosokoka.

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Vessels Advertised as Loading.

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Japan Tongo Mara.. Ports Australien

Mrs Provost Babin Mr J. A. Bal Mr E R. Fate Some interesting details of the discovery

Mr L. Beckinglo of prehistoric human reinsins that was

Mr & Mrs O.

Bear marry a poor man whom she could trust made in France about three weeks ago Ms F. R. Belilice

Mr C. D. J. Beli

Mr F. & Mackintosh to look after her business affairs. She have been given to the Journal des Débats."

Tho zane of

the discovery, a caree

***B G. A. Bana Mr MacLeod the little was a lady of considerable property and close

of Nant, town

Вильму

Miss Mar istrict. Champlin Dr O. Mariott plaiuti,of course," naturally con

Frace. The la in Central

Cal. Cambridge Mr & Mrs G. Martin NRIVALLED position to the Hil: setta remarry her, nitor waiting a fow in one of granite mountains and

She was going to England on areous rock, in which traces of volcanic Big and Mrs F. X. Mr. Farebrother district, overlooking the Botanica: days.

origin abound: and for the purposes of the D'Almada E. Castre Mason March, 1915, and wanted plaintiff to 6 farmeri Gardous and facing the Harbour",

it is of the porest parts of the Miss D'Almada E. Mrs RT. Matheson Numerous quiet Suites with luxuriously with her, hut he could not to was country. The cave, which was discovered

Miss M. Matheson itted Bathrooms, Telephone and Electric

under agreement to the Van Wijk Hotel quite by accident, is one in which selectites Master D'Almada E.-Caph, and Fano.

Ca She was going home to sell a house abound; and within it were found; scattered

Chatro Mr L Chernievsky Cap Telephones la Bedrooms and Sitting.pom throughout.

in Brighton which belonged to her and boat in disorder, thirty hunan skoletans,

almost hidden by the depcait of chalky MrJ. Cherninveky the marriage was arranged to take place soil that had accumulated above them. talephone No. 11%.

M. Cherniavsky Mr B. K. Ments .BEŁ in Singapore on her return. All the The discovery led to further investiga Mr W. E. Clayton Mr & Mrs John Moier Cable Address: 'Sachedia,"

A.B.D. Code 5th Ed. people in the hotel and all their friends tions, and spadework a few feet within the Capt. & Bits Cobbs Mr G. Menasche

akeletons-hundrody ooked upon them sy an engaged couple of them. The skulls and the thigh-boues Dr. T. E. F. Cole Mr J, Marecki

entry disclosed more Ayogkong, Bestember 1, 1908,

They went about together and when the

wore in better stats

of preservation than Inty of the Van Wijk Hotel and took a

the other beces,

bass, and the length of the Capt. P. H. Cowan

Crouch MMi 6 bouse at 382. Serangoon Road, she re thigh-bones made it evident that the re- Mr G. P. Curry ceived plaintiff many times as her he mains were those of a raca of ano physique 1

Dr H. Dare The thickness Mr O. B. Davin great height.

Morris trothed. They saw each other early

the elongated shape ni

Mr R. M. R. Delin Mr A. Mallinghaus overy day.

the skulls, the projection of the upper Mr & Mrs Darteano Mr D. S. Murray mardlary, the prominent cheekbones, and

Dr E R. Noite the breadth and shallowness of the face. Mr D. S. S. Misr G. O'Leary aggeberistics of the dolichocephalus man. Doyon

Douglas

Shand that their ownum had all the Dirs E. H. Douglas Miss Veronica Pater of the quaternary era; but the majority Mr J. Duncan

this description. The cave

BRAESIDA

PRIVATE HOTEL,

STANDING

130

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own grounds with Croquet Line, Largs Airy and Well Furnished Rooms, Every home comfort. Fina View of the Hather Telephone. No. 6AO.,

Apply to Mas F. W. WATTS,

Braeside, 21, Maodonnell Road. Angkang, September 2, 1912.

WYNDHAM HOTEL,

E

29 WYNDHAM (FLOWER)

STREET,

31

TQUATION good for Hilixido Scenery Land ONLY TWO MINUTES WALK FROM BUSINESS CENTRE. Families, Residents and Tourista made thoroughly comfortable.

Terms Moderate.

RUN ON FEST-CLABI LINES

M.S. HOT.

+

+

END OF THE ENGAGEMENT.

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of

And

were not of

Rome

Oxcara-

MAD

and 2 children

Mayer

Mickle Mr D. M. Mr G. S. Middleton Mr N. S. Milkowski bir E. Mr &

Mr D. Paterson

Dure &2 children Mr A. Petersen

Ehrenfels

A large number of letters passed be truer them; defendant had destroyed the which plaintif wrote to her, but he had kept some of hers, 87 in number, some of which were of the most pale was about forty feet deep, and its roof, Mr & Mrs Knoop-Mr F. A. Perry tic, swent nature you could think of." oral in shapa, was almost horizontal. Ab Mr and Mrs H. O. Mr and Ms S. G.

slight A No lady would write letters of the kind the further end there w**

tion, in valess to the man sha was going to bott merry. She went to England den. pied by Mrs. Olson in March, 1913. and Both she and Mrs. Csen wrote us plaintiff from"Sabang and Colombo. The correspondenca, ceased." PłninGf wrote to vident that troglodytes of the quarter Mr Garring A Raymond

Pottery

WAN

Miss A, Elli

Mr H. Fahr

black which fragments of

the were found;

four alate.. word smooth and erum MS. Fernihuxh bling in one place: boas necule, about three inches long, two very thick fragmenta Mrs. H. Fithian

skulls, and a bone from the leg. FH of a quadruped, were found there. It was

Mr Denman Fuiler

of human

the

M: H. Freeman Friesland Gallotti

Mr. Gar

Mr A. M.

Garrow Dr Gessler Dr J. C. Gibson Mrs A. F. Gifford Er and Mrs A. B.

Giles

Graeber

Phelps Mr L. L. Ph pp

4. V. Finson Me A.

Mr 9. E. Pottan

Mr A. B. Purvis Mr E. Raworth

Mr G. Hutton Patte

E. H. Ray

Mr E.

Mr

His

M. Raymond

Raymond

Miss F. Reay Mr R. Rice

Mr & Mrs W. Ricketts CAPI-

ป. Botha

Mr and Birs J. A.

Bule

Mr and Mrs B. E.

..

Russell Sir H. W. & Lady!

Savanarez

Birs Schank

Mr

C.

Schumann

‍

Sharp

the lady at the Brighton address she had nary epoch had used the cave; but thre given him. Shortly after abo loft Sings-was nothing to prove that most of the

Luzan

can remains that were found in the pore plaintiff was arrosted and charged with crimind breach of trust of the hotel opening made beneath the care tint dis

covered dated from remote a

a period. moneys. That unfortunate ruse went on

The cave was situated boar a pince known or several weeks and a plaintiff was locally as The Fairies Rock and the not in a position to get bail he was kept mame is said to bare had its origin ages ago and Mrs D. E. in the Civil Prison in May he was in the belief of the people of the neighbour.

Gillingham that strange lights ware to be on Miss Ella Gilroy hood about it at sight. These lights, no doubt, Mr H.A. Goode acquitted of the charge. Defendant cam,” back Singapors in November 1913 and

to semission of phosphorescort Mr AG. Gordon were don went to redde in her house in Burmal gas by the remains that were buried Mr V. Goalboum Bond, and fer a few days plaintif did there; and the fact that the same has been M: & Birs J. Gould

handed down through countless geners Mr J. Gourgey · Mrs Schregardus not know of her return. He was then has been taken se evidence that fr and Mrs C. A. Mr J. Scotson Under the Personal Saporvision of the working in Anderson's Hot small the use of the care as a burial place

Mira Seymour tavern in Robinson Road where he dates back not merely to prehistoric Grimshaw Mr B. H. Proprietress

was still. Hearing from one of the Yan times but to the time of the great migrar F. O. de Griso. Mr Row Shaw

Dr Sheldon Wijk Hotel runners that Mrs. Rous had tions that left sach, distinct traces on the

characteristics of the early in- & Mrs W. Gruns. Mr J. G. Sibley

• кодо returned, plaintiff asked Mr. Anderson, bitents of Gaul Scientific opinion, on going out one evening, to tell on Mrs. though, is that the skeletons of the "Fair Ross. Mr. Anderson dit so and Mrs. is Rock" and of a similar cave that was

dato from the time of the Roman J, Sebut Harston Mr V. invasion of Gaul, when the valley in which Hatc.

town is situ

is situated was the site of a my

Dr Hartmann

Sperry Roman

The bodies, it is Mr P. H. Hi Mr H. E. Swfield encampment.

Mias A Square thought, may have been thrown into the MF. O

Mr F. O. Herb Воп. Мг are in disorder after some battle.

EA. Mr E. TA

Tanner Eren this estimate, of !

course, would

Hewett C.BL.G. Mr B. E. make the skeletons quite three centuries Mr and Mrs II. F. Mrs & Miss old at the beginning of the Christina ors,

Bickman and the use of the oave for burial purposes A. E. Hinch dates back considerably more than two... B. Hind thousand years; and the majority of the

Hope skeletons, of course, are modern compared ME. De L. Bordera

Mr D. Jafe with the older ones and the fragments of B. Do human skulls found among the deposita in

MrJ. W. Jay Mr J. Jobwen Mr M. Jobsonzi

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THE 'CHINA MAIL' OFFIQE.

Rosa told him that she wanted to bated on just outside Bant in 1901 pro

nothing more to do with Siomers, that she had been advised by a solicitor in Landan only to marry a man of equal income to her own. Mr. Andors brought back that momage to plaintiff who then wrote a letter, a most pathetic

little

tofter, which he sant through sa hotel herk named Nonis to Mrs. Ross. Nools would tell the court that defendant fold him also that she would not marry plaïa tiff and she sent back pinintiff's lotter by Nonis. This man rather an import ant witness so he would stato bab on the cave. ore occasion Mr. Ross said to him her

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with Siemens because he was poor bus she would marry him, although she would inarry: many rich men.

His Lordrhip: A choice of many per hegs.

The lady, continued counsel, had given plaistiť prosents of a gold ring, a dream. ing-case and two beautiful painted photo. graphs of herself done by Brighto Clean Proofs sad prompt delivery artist. Plaintiff did not give her a riax

guaranteed.

as was usual, but he offered to and she waid she would wait and gel cne lader. you send us the 'oopy! we do the rest. Io gave her, however, gold brooch.

Delondant was knows sa"! Queen of the Coooe," being widow of the late Governor

THE

CHINA MATI

SHIPPING GAZETTE. “

(From Shipping and Engineering.")

Mr F. G. Hill, chief officer, Singan, is on reserve."

Mr. 8. A. Paillipo, from reserve, bas has gone chief officer Singen.

Mr. H. D. Cranston, supernumerary. Hain Fuking, has gone third engineer Mt. H. Hidroth, from leave, has gone pernumerary chief engineer, Bein Peking Mr. A. Jones, from leave, is on reserve. Mr. F. Agnew, from leave, is on to Mr W. O. Ramsay, second engineer, Biogan, is oo leave, 2:

Pazboi..

Capt. T

T. P. Ball and Man W. A. Ir Hannibal

Mr Smith

Mr. Smith Slingeby

Mr J.

Mr F. Smyth

Sorby

Bir A. B. Sorensen Mr and

Ba

Thompean

Thomson

Vids

Mr G. II. WakemaD

Capt. E

LA Walker

Mr F. de Weigelsperg

White

Mr F. W. Mr G. G. Wood

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Shanghai

S'hai

Korex

Chili

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DATE OF LATINS

Hbb Livington & Co. Feb. 27, at 10 am Gibb Livingston & Co. Mar. 20, at 10 a.m. Osaka Shomas Kaisha Mar. 4, at 8 a.m. Osaka Shoten Kaisha V arch 8's.m.

Yon Kaisha Feb. 25.

& Ca. About Fob. 25, Grost Northern S.S. Co May 15, 4 Noon Melchers & Co... March 8, at 9a..

Sander, Weiler & Co. Abou

About March 2. Melchers & Co... Abont March 3.

Yuson Kaisha Feb. 26, abila.m.. 10.8.5. Comarch 4.

Jardins, Homes & Co. Fob

Showan Showan

Tomes

March 9.

21;

at p.m.

at 10a.m.

Tema & Co... March 3, at 4 pm,

&Co. Fob. 21, NEWS op Co. Ld. Fab. 21, at 8 pm

Yusen Kaisha Feb. 25, at 10 am.

Kita Mar. 11, a 10 m.

Slippon Yusen

Mesagerie Ma

Maritimas Feb. 24, Mossegories M'

M'times. March

ch 10.

Shawan, Tomo Co... About Feb. 25. Pacific Mail S.S. Co... Feb. 24, at 1. p.m. Pacific Mall S. 3. Co. March 3, at 1 p.. Toro Kisen Kalaha...iarc

March 7

Klsen Kaishaprit 4. Massagorica Maritimos March

Maritimos Feb. 23. Messagerie Fab. 27.

Yasen Nippen Yo

P.&O. S.N. Go... Fab. 14.

Hamburg Am'ka

24.

Am'ka Linio March 3,

Ska Linie March 20, ippon Yusanha/March 11, at Noo

8, at Noon. Ksinha April &O. 5. N. Co. About Feb 27. Sandor

Wialer & Co. Míarch 4, at 6 1,2, Jardine, son

M'aon Oo, Lal. Feb. 20, Daylight.

D. Bassoon & &Co., Ld. Fab. 21. da, Ld. March.1.

D.

Jardine M'son Co. Ld. Feb. 91, st 5 p.m..

Nippon Icoon Rai

Kaisha Fab. 21.

Osals Shosen Kaisha Feb. 22, at 10a.m. Oaks Shosen Kasba Feb. 31, at 1 p Osaka Shosen Faisha March 4, at p.m.

Seattle do. Aki Maru............ Non Yusen Kaishe Fab. 24, at Boom

Vancouver (3.0.) &c. Empras of Japan

Tusen Kaishs March 10, at Noon. Canadian Pic R. Oo March 5.

Vancouver, (B.C.de. Empress of Rasain... Canadian P'io R. Co.March 10. Vancouver, (B.O.1&c. Empress of Lodi...... Canadian P'ie E Co. April 2.

Jardine M'son&Co,Ld. Fab. 21, at Noon. Yokohama & Kobo... Faltala

TEAK HOTEL

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

Humphreys R.A.M.O.

Mr & Mrs W. Arm- Major & Mrs Hum-

pbroy, RE.S. strong

Mr & Mrs T. Arthur Miss Humphrey

Mr & Mrs W. C. Lt. Col., H. W. 1les

R.G.A. Barrett and child

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

R.N.

Mr and Mrs Mila 1

Mr and Mrs Bell and Jones

children

Mr A. Kaith Fig-Surgeon & Mrs Miss Keith

Bernard, R.N

Mr & Mrs Bayer Misa Boggs

Capt. and Mrs Kiddle R.N., maid & child Mr & Mrs Koch -fr&C. Lofts Major & Mrs Bowen Mr and Mrs Mac. Col. and Mrs Baker

Mrs Bowdler

Brown bis Baker Brown

Mr. W. D. Brown

donald,

Miss Macdonald Mes Martín & child'

Mise McKenzie

Attorney-Gen. & MraMaj. & Mrs McManu

J. A. Buckmili

Mr M. Cary

Mr & Mrs Casulli Mr J. Clarke

CARLTON HODJu.

Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr R 0. Ligget

*Balantine

Mr E. W. Long

Mr Wm. W. Majar

Mr and Mrs D. H. Capt. and Mrs Majer

Mr A. J. J. Martin

Bale

fr Geo

Geo. Banta

Mr. 11. Bants

Mr G. Barras

MTB. Martin H.

Mr Z. Nighids

Mro. W. Razdall

Mr & Mrs D. Black. Mr B. Paul

börn

Mr and Mrs 0. M. Mr A. F. Benedion

Mr A. Rig Bray

R.N.· Mr. and Mr. Bryan Mr A. Russell

Lieut. Geo. W. Crom-Mr G. W. Sewell

blo

R.E. Miss F. Cutler Mr. W. J. Hades

G. Flynn Me L. E. Foote Mr E. J. Gilbert Mr A.

Mr & Mrs L. Smith

and children

Mr. P

P. Smith Με Ε

D. Thomas Mr & Mrs E. Walker Mr and Mrs D). M. Warden & children

J. Grands Mr and Mrs Holmes Mr and Mrs D. 0,

Watling and children

Mr & Mrs W. Jackson Mz & R. W. Wibley Mr & Mrs L. Kay, Mr and Mm J. J. Mrs J. E. Lambert Woods RN,

Mr A. Lecot

Mr & Mrs N. Ligget

Mr and Mrs Warley

sad child.

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Mr & Mrs Mitchell-Consul Geners An- Mr K. 8. Morrison

more and child

Mr W. A. Nowers. Col. & Mrs O'Hara

Capt. & Mrs Jochrane and child

R.N.

Mr A. Consland

Mr and Mrs E. Y, D.

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Wraberg Mr J. W. Las-Jones Mr S. Yearly Mr M. T. Jones

GRAND HOTEL

Mr & Mrs J. Dobbia MrT, L. Perkins

Major Dorgan

Mr G. A. Dutton

Major Faichnie

Afisa Wu Osbery

Mr Reynold

Mr Rehn

Mr Raymand

Mr Schroeder Men

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Freack Mr Dr Gillespie Mr. Holmaty Ms Jobanson De Keyt

Mr. J. E. Haig, third engineer, Singen, Mr. MoNally

of the Cooo. In har affidavit in answer has gone acting second engineer, same to interrogaldries, she had stated that ship,

Mr. A. M. Kemp, acting third engineer, she had about $25,000 in the Chartered. Bank, $2,674 in the Hongkong Bank, Fakhoi, has gone acting third engineer,

Typhoon Map & 2500 year from Cocoe Taland, about Captain Hamblin, of the Hunchang, is

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1800 a year from Christmas Island, and about £100 a year from some rubber shares. She had no house property Europa or elsewhere except a bones al 17. Burma Road, Hez annual foome was about £1,000.

"Gustav Blatners was then our Įkis showy, which followed

on leave.

Captain W. 8. Ross, awaiting orders, has gone master, Chignen.

WG Legge, of the Chyun, Captain CB

Rance My Reynolds

Mr Rhodorick

Mr and Mrs Roob

Me G. Smith Mr Stiller ·

Mr & Mrs Villiers Mr G. Weismans

Mr and Mrs Mayer Mr. Wilbar

My Father Mooso -- Capt. Williamson.

Maw Osbery MEIL WILE

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Mr and Ms T. M. Mr. Ladour

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Miss Encarnacio Mr. A. Perry

Mr J. Plummer LOL J.J, Radclife.

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Capt. & Mrs Greed Lt. and Mrs Sharp..

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Mr & Mrs -Hall-Falbis

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Mr and Mrs J. H.

Backhouse Mr F. Berington Mr and Mrs JW.

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Breen

Mr and Mrs D. E.

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Master Moss

Mr G. Norrington Mr A. D. Openinaw Bir Francis Piggott.

Mr & Mr J, Robert

Mr and Ms A. B. Mr Benbow Rowe

Carleton

Mr J S. Chalmers

Miss D. Filkins

Mr and Ms B. O

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LONG EDWARD HOTEL

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