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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1914.

Hughes and Hough

-AVOTIONÉKES TO THE LOVERNCEPT.

AND ADMIRALIT.

General Auctioneers

AND

Share, Goal and

General Brokers.

PROPRIETORS

"TO-KWA-WAN "

COAL STORAGE.

Coden used A.B.C. 4TH & STA EDITION. AT. TELEGRAPHIC CODE.

Telegraphic Addres MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC

AUCTION"

WE Undarsigand have resivnd instrue-

by Public Auction,

4471

in

THURSDAY,

the 28th February, 1914, at 9.30 p.m.. No. 9. Knutsford Terrace, Top Flat, Sowloon, BUNDRY

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &.. Comprising --

AUCTION

PUBLIC ADOTION.

THE Undersigned hare received instrass

sions to sell by Fublis Anotion

fron accours OF THE CONCHAXED),

- on:

FRIDAY,

the 27th February, 1914, at 11 a.m., at| No. 4, Great George Street, East Point,

ป

SUNDET

YALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE,

therein contained. Consisting of :-

Massive Tok Sideboard (Bevelled Mirror), Toak Dinner Waggon and Chair, Teak Overmantols, Lance Double Ward- robes with Bavelled Mirrors, at Stand, Double Bedstands, a quantity of Rattan Chairs and Tables, Shanghai Baths, etc., etc..

.

Alia

ין

6 Pieces Canton Matting.. On view from the 28th inst. Catalogue will be issued. Terms-As,ukum).

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctionaste, Hongkong, February 20, 1914.

929

PUBLIC AUCTION,

HE Undersigned barb received instruc tions to all by Public Auction," (FOR 4000ENT OF THE CONSTRAIT),

na

SATURDAY

the 28th February, 1914, at 10,50 a.m., at No., Morrison Hill. SUNDRY

VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD

*FURNITURE, therein Contained, Consisting of - Toak Hai tand, Crepo corored Sea Grass Chairs, Indian Hugs, Teak Sideboard and Extension Dining Table and Chairs, Porcelain Dinner and Breakfast Services,

A fox pièces of good Blackwood Farni. turs, large Upholstered Arm-chairs, Teak, Single Iron Bedsteads, Wardrobes, wood Wardrobes, Linon Preas, Toilet Table Marble top Washstands and Chest-of- practically new, large Brass mounted Bed. Drawers, Shanghai Bathe, &c., &c.. stead. Hair Mattrons, Bath Ron Re- quisites, etc., etc..

AND ONE ELECTRIC FAN. (Full Particulars, from Catalogue.) On view day of #lo.

TEAM-A i

HIGHES & R JUGE,

Auctioneers.

Hongkong,-Feb-21—1914–

PUBLIC AUCTION,"

214

THE Undersigned havo received instrue. Tonde by Public Auction,

on

FRIDAY,

the 27th February, 1914, commencing at

2.30 p.m.

thel: Sales Rootis, No. 8. Do Youx Road, Corner of

Ice House Stroot.-

A QUANTITY Or

TEAKWOOD

VALUABLE BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, Be... iza.. St Comprising a follow- TEAKWOOD-Dining an! Drawing

Also

One Complete Wireless Installation "for Fieldwork ".

Un view from the 27th inst, Catalogues will be issued. TARMS:-As usual.

HUGHES & BOUGH,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, Feb. 20, 1914.

G.

R,

PUBLIC AUCTION.

100th

THRATRÈ

Production

THE CHINA MAIL.

KOTAL.

100th

Production

CITY HALL,

On THURSDAY, February 26th, at 9.15 p.m. INDER the Distinguished Patronage of H. E the Gorenson and Laur Max

Did the Distinguished Thu

THE

AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB

will prosent

3 EPISODES 3

A PRIVY COUNCIL.

Costume. Play

in

One Ast

By Major Brury and

Richard Prics.

:

BETWEEN

THE SOUP

THE SAVOURY,

Kitchen Episode

in

one Act

by

Gertrude Jonuings,

BOOKING at OUTRIE'S

THE

OPEN

DOOR

Drawing Room Episode

One & et by

Alfred Sutio

Pricon :—$3, 89 and $1. Soldiers and Sailora in uniform Half-price to $1 State.

Hongrong, February 14, 1914. "

THE NAME OF SER VANT.

RELIC OF BARBAROUS ALES TO BE ABANDONED.

says the Cologne Gazette. It has been tion of names, which has been made the subject of a really lively controversy.

"

149

MORE "PARODY PE"

UP-TO-DATE LONDONER'S OFFERS TO HIS LOVE.

Mr. A. Stodart-Walker.

A notions.

PUBLIC AUOTION.

PARTICULARS and Conditions of the

Lecting by Publie Auction Sale, to be held on MONDAY, the 2nd day of March, 1914, at Sr., at the Office of the Public Works Department, by Order of His Ex-

الامامي

BOY the Governos, of Two Lots of ORG N LAND st Kowloon Tong in the Nor Territories of Hongkong, for a berm of 91 years.

Locality.

Begistry No

New How new or

Kowloos Tong:

Purticulars of the Lot,

Boundary Menetton LA, (Approximate.)

X. k

A. ft

E.

Upset Price.

Anoval Reut

W. S. BAILEY & Co., Ltd.

Howloon Bay SHIPBUILDERS AND REPAIRERS

VESSELS IN STEEL. OR WOOD, STEAM OR MOTOR DRIVEN, TUOS, BARGES, STEAM OR OIL LIGHTERS, LAUNCHES, MOTOR YACHTS AND HOUSEBOATS

ROOFS, BRIDGES, STEEL BUILDINGS AND CONSTRUCTION WORK. SMART STEAM LAUNCH FOR SALE OR HIRE.

VISITOR AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL

Mr E. S. Abtahsız

Mr E. W. Adims

Mr L. Adler

PAGANITON KOTAL,

Mr and Mrs B. A. Mr & Mrs Mstruxs

Mr Z. Nishida Balantine

Mr and Mrs D. H. Mir & Bir Olden. Miss M. C. Kerr

Bale

burger Commander and Mrs. My G., Barz DI

J. Kiddio

Mr and Mrs. L. Mr A. Kruseman

Apraxis

Mr A. Lambelas

Mrand Mira L.Ashton Mr E B. Lambert

Mr & M B. Layton

ir S. EL. Leavitt Mr. T Mr. -Mr F. Lobel

Mr F. M. Little

Lloyd

Mrs Provo-t Babin

Mr E. R. Bato

Mr G. R. Layton

Mr L. Backingsnio

Mr & Mrm O. Bear

Mr G D. J. Bell Mr G.14. Bena

238

44 per le pian, 16.55 156 100 Mrs F. R. Balilios

about

Mr W. Logan

Biings, child and Dr G. W. Macken

Mr F. A Mackintosh

Hon. Chase Osbera Mr and Mrs D. S. Lady Osborn

Mr 8. Paul Bareley

Mr & Mrs D. Black. J. W. Randall

barn

Mr A. F. Kamediow

Mr and Mrs C. 3. Mr A Rings

Bray, RN,

Mr A. Russed

W. Sereli

Mr and Mrs J. S. Mea In Smith

Church

Ident, Geo; W. Orom

ble. RE Mr1 W. Eades

MeTG. Fljon Mr L. E. Fonte Mr H. J. Gilbert

How Alice Brand Mrs Gordon Mac- Mr Collin Macdonald Mika Marr

donald and maid Mr A. J.

Mr and Mrs M. W.

R

Mr á. P. Bungey Mr Smollets Camp.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

Campbell

Dr U.

Mr & Mr G. Martin MG. Martini

Mr 0. Farebrother

MAJOR

Trandy

children

Mr. P. Smith Mr E. D. Thomas Mr S. Thomson Mr & Mrs E. Wallcor Mr and Mrs T. M.

Warden v children Mr and Mrs D, 0.

Watling r& birs W. Jackson Mr A. R. W. Wiblay Mr & Mrs L. Kay Mr and Mrs J. S. De Mr A. Lecot

Mr and Mrs. Holmes

and child en

Mr&Mrs

Mr E. W. Long

Wolf

Mr and Mrs J. J.

Capt. and Mrs Majar Woda RN.

bie Wm, Wi Major Mr. and Mrs: Worley

----dorwn--

KING¿CLEME, HOTEL

Mr & Mrs doba Moter | Consul Gene“) An: MPK.8 Morrison BIT J. Marecki

Р. Модес Mr P. M

E. Meyor

Mr and Mrs J. E..

"Brokhouna

Mr and Mrs D. K.

Моду Master Mow "Mr G. Norringt

the success of Mme. Liza Lokmano's

Mr C. W. Carson Parody Pie," the new song cyclé pro-

Mrs J. D. Champlin The old and eternally new servant duced recently in London, is in no small

Mr A. J. Cambridge Mrs R. T. Matheson

M. Matheson Mr A. J. J. Martiu and child question has reached a critical stage in measure due to the skill with which the

by Public Auction Sale, tu D'Almada E. Castro Ma and Mra McFeely Mr T. H. Martin Copenhagen at the present moment," composer har selected her text especially PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the Mr and Mrs F. X. Mina

Mr. Stoda-Walker strikes a thoroughly held on MONDAY, the ad day of

Castro

Garity brought once more to the front by a ques modern note 10 porms, and deals 1 arch, 1914, at 3 P.., at the facenti D'Almada E. Capt. and Mrs F. Mc-

Chatro mostly with the Londoner of smple means the Public Works Department, by Brder of Master D'Almada E. Mr B. K. Mehta of to-day. Thus, the fever bids his His Excellency the Governor, of One Lot The Copenhagen sorvauts are energotio beloved come with him and be his love, of Crown Land at Reclamation Stroot, Mr W. E. Clayton

and the inducements be offers are very Yaumati, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term of 70 years, with the option of worldly. He suggests, for instance:

rendwal at a Oront Rant to be fixed by the Then will buy thee silken hoses,

Surveyor of Ilis Majesty the King, for one And boon to fit your dainty toesna ;

further term-of 75 years. A rope of pearls as large as spuds (The size I wear myself for studs)-

Particulars of the Lol. The perversion of Drink to me only that class. It is taken in oven by non-with thine eyes," which becomes "Blick unionists, and in this way it has played to me only with the eyes, is diverting. #vory important part in winning over Tao poet continues: "And I will wink wherents to the idens promulgated by: the leaders at the union.

and self-conscious. Some time ago they formed a kind of trade union for the pro-

Of course, tration of their interesie. they do not all belong to it, but the Professional Servnute Gazette has takon a exeptionally strong boid of

Recently these lenders have been mak ing herculean efforts to raise the social It is complained status of sorVENÍS,

with other women has in comparison who earn their own living, shopwomen. typists, and governesses, they are looked upon as mero pariahs, and that this in 228 certainly due to the fact that they are labeled with a name that hind its origin

HE Undersigned have received instruc tions to sell by Publis Auction..

WEDNESDAY

10

W

& THURSDAY,

the 4th and 8th March. 1914, at 10 .. each day, at H.M. NAVAL YARD, and a KowLOON DEPOT.

Ons Water Lighter (Carrying capacity

about 40 tone).

OLD AND SURPLUS

with mine.

A TALE OF A CHEQUE.' Another verse is:

I sent thee lato a little cheque, That could not hoooured be,

But having then a hope that there

It might be cashed by thos.

A little more brutal is the, paraphrase of Maud:"

I

pinched her rosy check.

She amacked my face in anger;

Maud is nearly seventy:

I did not like to slang bar.

I shot

The composor has turned to anonymous authors, too, and our old friend, 40 arrow into the sit."

in prehistoris patriarchal times; and is uttarly unsuitable to modern conditions.

sir," appears as "I stuck n pin into a chuir," and "I threw an egg Why, it is asked, should women wh help in housswork be termed maids.to the sir." The climax is and be addressed by their Christian names while their sisters behind the counter aro called young Indies and woul intensely resent bring addressed as Annie re Mary?

THE NEW TITLE.

In accordance with these coraplaints,

Long, long afterwards, quashed out flat,

I found the egg on a curato's hat; And the pin, through its pointed ad, Was unsipectedly found by a friend.

WHAT IS MUSICAL PARODY? The missie "auggests soune interesting musical pa dy in general. gination as

said that there is to such thing

put forward by the energetic presidentesen 100 na musical phrase in

of their organisation, Miss Mary Chris tensen, the union has decided to substi- tute for the old title of maid servante the new appelation of house assistants."

NAVAL & VICTUALLING STORES. The latter part of this word, it is in-

Comprising:-

Room Furniture, Upholstered Arm-chairs and Sofas, Carpets and Rugs (new),

OLD AND AURYLLE NAVAL KÏears. Brass-mounted Bedstonds, Bed Room

Ships Compreses, Boiler with Mounting, Suite, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, 4., Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, Extenole, Fan Engines, Hollow Shafting. Capstan and Engine, Dil Engine with

Also

arverted it becomes something else, and

a diferent train of thought--and that the sim can only be achiered by Jire

rect gantation.

The question how much may be quoted han recently broe fought out in the German Law Coursa, but me. Lehmane truded, shall be a kind of least 'ectaments been so discreet in her use of familiar denominator, to which particular affixes material (besides taking only such mus e as stali be attached to describe particular free of pyright) that no question in comes a house-assistant,' the cook a kinds of work. Thus the housemaid be.kely to arise in this case, 'cook-assistant,' the nurse

&

'child-

• bouso- UR EVELYN WOOD AND THE

TERRITORIALE. The members of the union will in

Resignation of London Chairmanship.

sion Dining Tables and Chairs, elc, Tank Cylinders, Drilling Machines. Plassistant, and the general Dinner and Dessert Services, Crockery,

ing Machine, Hand Winches, Feed Pumps,

| help." Sundry Glas Wars, Cooking Stover Steel Floats, Slide Valves, Propellers, dir Kitchen Utensils, Cutlery, &c, Brass Compressor, Remington Typewriter, Canvas future only take.. a place on condition Fenders and Fire Brasser,

and Leather Hoses, Coir, Cordage, Paper that the mistress absolutely adopts the staff, Canvas Rags. Wire Netting, Dining new nomenclature, and to this a large Table, Old India Rubbar, Boats,,number of Copenhagen servants

Le chairmanship of the City of London Ash and Fit, Carpets, Ragn, Blaakete, pledge themselves who are not members Territorial Force Association at ibe last Electric Cable, Old Woodan Caska, Uld Iron and Steel, Old Metal, Mineral and Olive Oil, cc., &c.

1 Piano by Robinson Piano Co., Inlaid Blackwood Trays, Blackwood Card Tables, Cabicats, Uvermantels, Side Tables, Darks,

tlso

Field Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood resigned

meeting.

⚫ variety of Stands, etc., etc., and a several Punkans. Stevi Hawser, Stoel Tools, of the union, but share its views on the should have retired two years ago

pieces of Chinese Porcelain.

(Full Particnia from Catalogue.)

TERMS :-Åa usuni,

DUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkong, Feb, 21, 1014.

243

PUBLIC AUCTION, TUTE Undersigned have reosited intrac tjans to Sell by Fuille Auction,

on

TUESDAY,

the 3rd March. 1914..commencing at 2.30 p.m. at their SALES ROOMS,

No. 8, I Vosur Road, Corner.

of Isa House Street,--

-A LANGE QUANTITY OF

VALUABLE

TEAKWOOD

"AND SUNDRY BLACKWOOD

FURNITURE, *tai, Stay

&o.

(Samples of Valuable Metals may be. inspected at the Ordnance Depot). OLD AND SURPLUS VICTUALLING STORE",

question of names.

And how about the mistresses? Judg. but for my admiration of what some of my exertion, bave effected," he said. The ing from the letters appearing in the colleagues, by continuous and strenuous papers on the subject, the mistresea astatriotic few are endeavouring to carry out a whole are by no means opposed to this the work of the nation.

of them hare done a grosi A great nispy of the ambition of their maids to better social Provisions, Sermen's Clothing. Blankets, position. Several are very modern in deal which is not, from my point of view, sufficiently recognized. Una iu particular full Oficera Moss Traps. (A quantity of Electro-their attitude towards their servants, and recruited his battalion up to its plated Articles and Table Linen), Imple

ro quite prepared to address them as

stablishment and managed to retain over nicots, Seamen's Mess Utensils, Uak

Mise and drop the Christian name. 30 per cent. in camp for fifteen days Isa States, &c. &c.

In. fact, it is done in several house-holds intomn. Another virtually as his own sout and with infinite pains maintained a whole súroady.

adet baltation. Nevertheless the corps. which the association represents-is still 70 short of the small force of 11,000 which is its quota for the defensive forces of the country. Wa sta, moreovur, koma undreds short of the number we attained two years ago.

Terms of Sale: detailed in the Cataloguos...

HUGHES & HOUGH, By Appointment Auctioneers to the

Admiralty. Hongkong. Feb. 13, 1914.

NOTICE

223

HIGH-CLASS PRINTING

· AND .

BOOK

BINDING

DONE AT

To most of the mistresses the title of assistant sounds rather esinical, but they will embrace it, if it will only bring a new contentment into the scevants' we beg pardon-into the assistants quarters: It costs nothing and a dover Besistant is much to be proferred to #' enceless and indiferent' servant."

w

UNIVERSAL TRAINERO,

In spite, therefore, of all exertions I must admit that our efforts for Are yesz25 have been unsuccessful. Persondly, I have never concealed my opinion that the mili dafence of the United Kingdom un

| adult."

No of Balt.

Registry No

Locally

Recite Btreet.

Kowloon Inland kot

0.

(Approximato.)

# #h

Square The

Contents In

13.862)

about?

PUBLIC AUCTION.

R.

Upset Price,

14,583

Annual Rent 1.

939

man

Dr A. L. & F. Cole Capt. P. H. Cowan MFG. F. Curry Dr H. Dare Mr O. H. Davis Me R. M. R. Doba Mr & Mrs Derteanu

and 2 children Mr and Mrs J. H. Dollar and infant Mrs Domvile Mr J. Dewar Mr D. S. S. Douglas Mrs R. H. Dougin Mrs Ju M. Doyle

J. Duncan

2. G. Dunn Datter

Mr. 1

1.

& child

Me W. Dutton

Mr &

Ir D. M. Mickle Mr G. S. Midleton Mr N S. Milkowski

Mr & Mrs J. Morris Mr A. S, March Mise G. O'Leary Miss Veronica Pater-

Bon

Mr D-Pater on Mr F. A. Perry Mr A Paterson Mr and Mrs S. C.

Phairs Mr L. I. Ph pus Ale &. V. Finson

Mr S. E. Potsen

Mr G. Hutton Potts Mr A. B. Purvis

Raworth

Mr and Mrs H. O. M: B.

Febr

Ehrentele

Mr H.

Mi

Mr G. F

9. Fernihough

Friesland

Mr A Gallotti

Mr V. Garcia

Mr E. H. Ray

It E M: Raymond

M: J.

*

Mies Raymond

Mr Denman Faller Miss F. Reny

Mr&Mrs W.Ricketts Mr A Beid Mr A. M. Garrick Mr and Mrs J. A.

Rulo Dr Gessler

Mr and Mrs A. B. Mr. Rumpel

ex

Mr F. Boyingtou Mr and Mrs. JW.

Belle

Miss B. Boller Mr M. J. Breen M Airs A. E

Mr J S. Chalmers Mis D. Filkins

Mr A. D. Opens W Sir Francis Piggott Mr & Mrs J. Robart

Mr Benbow.Rows Mr and Mrs R O

Rutherfurd

Mrs. Sachs

Mr & Mrs & ForbesMr and Mr.A.E. W. Mr A. Hardmen

Mr T. L

L. Barrison

Mr and Mrs F.. C.

Mason Hurley

Sat

Capt. L. V. S. Skrim

shire. RA

Mir F. Sutton

Mr and Mrs R. D. Mr H. P. Thoma

Harvey

Masters Harloy

31ajor & Mrs I. F. R.

Thompson

Dr & Mrs Eva-James Mr 0. J. F. van der Mr & Mr. H. Little. TVAL

Mand Mrs E. L. Mr and Mrs. W. G.

Worcester Mraztrn Lobb

Mr J. C. McCutch con

KING"EDWARD HOTEL

Mr H. Murray Bain Mr A. H. Langridge 3r M. Barnett

Mr and Mrs Bruce

•

Mr W

Budge

Mr

and Mes B. E. Mr H.

Clegg

Mr F. W. Gor

A:

Sibley

Russell Miss Ella Gilroy

Mis Schenk PARTICULARS AND CONDITIONS of the letting MA, G. Gordan

by Public Anction Sale, to be held on

Mrs Sogmour Mr V V. Goulbourn

H. Sharp MONDAY, the 2nd day of March. Mr & Mrs J. Could Mr. Mr J. Gourgey J. 1314, at 3, at the Offices of the M Public Works Department by Order Mr J. Graham of His Excellency the Governor, of Mr P. O. de Grias. Mr V. Sorby

Lots of CROWN LAND at Thro Pokfulam, in the lony of Hong kong, for a term of 75. years.

PARTICULARS OF THE LOT

***FaXfuturu

Locality-

Regimey No

We of male

"

Boundary Kazementa (Approximat

Upset

Annual Rent

guno

Capt. T. F. Hall

Mr F. Smyth

Mr A. B. Sorensez, Misa A. Square

Mr and Mrs W. A. Mr and Mrs J.

Fannibal

Swep MJ. Scott Harston Mr R. E. Thompsos

Dr and Mrs H. J. M. S. Hart

H, Heimann Track

M: P. H

Hon.

.A. Mr G. 11. Wakeman F. J. Walen Hewett, C.M.G. Birs J. F.

and

Mra H.-F. Capt.-B. A. Walker Hickman

Mr. de Weigelsperg Mr AW. Wells

Mr.W. B. Hind

31

Elu

about 3

Apar le plan 365,875 200

Mr Hoperaft & childMr F. W. White Mr R. De L. Hontern Mr & Mrs F. Winkler

Mr G. G. Wood Mr D. Jake

Mr J. W. Jay 065.679 5063 Mr J. W. Lda.Jones

Mr M. T. JonES

ww

94,000 $5

240

PARIS TOILET

(UNDER TER APTOR

As follows

A native in Malang .cently eloped only be secured by the aniremai military with the thirteen year old daughter of a training for home defence of every male Ne, 15, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL TEAKWOOD One Drawing Room

European, taking with Him also property Cal nel Lord Bingham was elected to Baita, (Lane, Crawford make) Dining

to the value of about 1600. The girl's succeed,ir Evelyn. Wood as churman, and

vice THE Loading LADIES & GEN ILE- Boom Suite, Upholstered Arm chairs and

father and a friend of his passed the Sir Charles Owen was elected

MEN'S T HAIRDRESSING chairman, Bolar, Carpets and Bags, (now), Bras

A SALOONƐ DY THE EAT, on axpressing hearty appro fugitives in a motor-car, and the car, wan

A resolution Bodetoads, Bed

Manufactorem of BEVES DES ALPES; and Brass-mounted.

THE 'CHINA MAIL OFFICE. | stopped some little distance from the rail ciation of what Sir Evelyn Wood had done Boom Buite, American, Oak, Bureaus, · |-...

way station at Blimbing, where the friend for the association was carried arsimons pronounced by those who use it the bee Harwash to prevent the falling out of hair. Wardrobes, Washstands, &c., Dining Room

J. 2, SOFI 85, Froprietor, Further representations have been made Furniture, Sideboards, Dinner Waggone, 300KS 8 ̃PAMPHLETS A SPECIALTY alighted and went on first to the station soly...

by the association, and are being considered

Hongkong, Oct. 2, 1913, by the Army Council, on the gusciton of the horse supply for field training

Extension Dlaing Tables and Chairs, etc., eter Dinner and Dowsert Bervices, Crockery, Sundry Glass Ware, Cooking Stoves, Kitchen Utensils, Callery, &., Ties Brass Bras Curtain Poles, sto.,

1 het plate Camers complete,

apid Rectilinear and 1 Spare Lezas,

with

Prospectuses, Trade Circulars, Programmes, Manus,'éto, etc., Artistically Arranged and Carefully Princes,

Colonel Hyslop asid horses were being taken from the Landon streets at a great be added, "Mounts,

as nos to attract attention, He found the native and the girl at the station waiting for the train. The native received such sound thrashing that the station master, fearing that worse was to follow, had the

Last week, man locked up in his offos. Meanwhile the father had arrived on the sosoe with a Tiling removed 500 hersos from the streets, knife. The terrified natire thereupon and the firm were unable to continus their contract tohózse the .... habtering of the Honourable Ardillary Company, which they had sappled for over 100 yours."

Clean Proots and prompt delivery amped out of the office window and

1Bargraph in order, 1 Baddle ate. oogaranteed. Back Uld Uhines Blackwood Wardrobes,

Ambroidered Plotarve, Electric Head you send me the "copy"

ato, 1 Marble Oluock Broque

by B Babpell Hamburg Chubb Safe, 123 WoTHOUT HEALTH US LIVING and Gent. rals. 1 Upright Grand VETARZOMA

Plano in gove

RIBE PNEUMONIA

THE

CHINA

MAIL

1801

Washing - Books,

Miss H. B Davis

Mr E F. H. Dobson

Mr.B

“Mr & Mr 0, Laarit

Bad

Mr D. A. MacLeod

Capt. & Mr Mal.

comson

Mr. P. W. L. Man....

הקטנת

Mr W. A. Donaldson Mixe Massey

W..Duncanson3 H. Murphy

Mr A. P. Nobbe Mr My W. Oudenhors

Mr E. W. Evers

Mr-Foy

Mit H. . Gegg, Mrs Gill and child

Mr G. Glasner Mr P. C. Hall

Mr H. O. Haynor Mr P. B. Bythorne Mr.

Mr R. Hebden MW. S. Hodges

Mr. J. Holloway

Capt. & Mrs W. U.

Passmore Mr H. Ferman Mr W. T. Paddepla Mr O. A. 8. Rona Dr Bibree

Mr H. 8.Spurge Mr & Mrs R. Swain Mis G. Swasey,

Mir A. C. Hutcheson Jr., U.S.A.

Mr H. M. 1ompson Mr J. G. Thorn

Mr J. Joseph

Bir A. E. Kosa

2

Mr and Mrs W. D. Dr K. Waither

Kraft

J

Mr H. J. Westphal

ONAND MOTRI.

Mr and Mrs B. G,'T.

Wynberg

Mr M. Yearly

Mr and Mrs Allen

Mrs Amery

Mr Barn

Mr Bond

Mr Cofmann

Mr Cooke

PEAK HOTEL

Lt. T. C. B. Archer, Rav, & Mrs Cooper

Exot ..RAM.C."

Mr & Mrs W. Arm Mr and Mrs Gwen

Mr and Ms W..G.

Humphreys .

strong

Mr & Mrs T Arthur

Mr & Mrs W. O. Major & Mrs Hum

Barrett and child

phrey, KEB.

Lt. & Mrs Bedwell, Min Humphrey

R.N.

Lt. Col. H. Lles

Mr and Mrs Bell and R.GA

children Fing-Surgeon & Men,

Bernard, R N

Mr. Beyer

Mise Boggs

Mirs Bowdler

Mr H. U. Jeffries Mr. and Mrs Milner

Jonen

Mr A. Keith

Miss Keith

Capt. and Mire Kiddle

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