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THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914
Hughes and Hough
ACUTISKE CO. THE GOVERNMENT..
AND ADMIRALTY.
Gaperal Auaticaee1 A
AND
Share, Coal and
General Rrokers.
{PROPRIETORS
TO-XWA-WAN'
COAL STORAGE.
Code 1280d:
A.B.C. Veu & fra Esseriana,
A1. Trurowanine Cour,
Tulograp is illaine MERION HONGKONG.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
“HE Undersigned "lase meyved instruc-
to well the Public Auction,
FRIDAY,
the 9th a 144 comming v 230 pm at their Side Rang N, 8,
D.
Vx Rond. Coner of
ies lose trat
TEAK WO01 "op
VALUABLK
BLACKWOOD URNO E
.fr..
Comp wing as follows:-
TEAKWOOD – Puig 'n Drewing
AUCTIONS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Tinder here to Austion, THE Undersigned have roovived instruc
·"{FOR" ACCOUNT OF THE CONG±NNED),
MONDAY,
the 11th May, 1914, at 11 a,m1.. at their: Sales Roots, No. 8. Due Your Road', Cnet of los Flors STREET,
BOOTTISH LETTER.
(From Our Own Turrespondent,)
THE CHINA MAIL.
AUCTIONS.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Ensumo, April 14. £100,000: GIFT TO DUNDER. This latout bonefnotion a Sir James Caird bring up his total gifts to some- thing like £300,000. His other principal DARTICULARS and Conditions of the latung by Publla Auction Sale, to be gifta se---Cancer Hospital. £24,000 MONDAY, the 11th day of Sidlaw Sanatorium, £10,000 British Assosiation, £10,000; and Den of Male pleasure ground, £25,000. Sir James is a native of Dundee, succeeded bis father in the ownership of Ashton Jute Works, und subsoquently purchased Chalgie Works. He is recognised as a model employer. Of a quiet and retiring dia- position, he has taken no leading part in the public life of the city. He received A Baronetcy in 1913, and the degree of 581 LL.D. from St. Androw's University.
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE A Removed to Sale Rooms for Convenience
of Salm.
Terms As usual,
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong. Bisy 8, 1914.
HOTELS
THE E
STATION HOTEL
NATHAN ROAD,.
KOWLOON.
"LECTRO
BATH ROOM TO SAÇU İLOOM,"
-
PRIVATK AND PUBLIO BARS.
BILLIARD ROOM.
Private Dining Room.
EXCELLENT CUISINE.
Wor Patienas pply te
THE MANAGEK,
», K129, Tair. Address 'TRAMOTEL. 20
..
flongrang. Fah, 2, 1932.
KASTER TIME IN SCOTLAND,
May, 1814, at 3 F. At the Uffous of the Pono Works Department, by Order of His Sxeviancy the Governor a Hongkong. of the rich to Quarry Stone on Four Late AND at Ng Sai Wan in of CROWN the New Territories of Hongkong, for a period extending from the 11th day of May, up to and including the 31st day of December, 1814.
PARTICULARS OF THE LOTS.
Quarry Lot No.
Locality.
revenue
Contenta in
Ngau Bhi Wan. 19.192,940
BOR ROY'S COUNTRY...
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Minnesota Japan & Sentule
Jt, Kudat.&9'dakan Borneo Koby & Moji....... Dunera Kobe & Yokohama... Kitano Mard to don&
& Antwerp.. Luadua &o. ......... SACE
Ceba & all, Hub Manila Cebu & lolle Zafiro Manib, Deba & lol. Tean
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Gibb Lavayton & Co. May 29, 10 nm, jelibb Lavinystei, & Co. June 19, at 10 mm. Unaka-Shuren Karla May 5,
Nippos Yuen abhay 14 The Bank Line, Ld... 3 Great Northern S.S
20
1. Sessun & huipput! Yu-on
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95
18.
at Noon.
11, at 9 at 15.
Jardine Mson Uo. 14d (About May 18
1
***** Jazdine, M'en06, I4. About 28th June.
Shewan, Tome Co...... May 12, at 4 pt. Shewan, Tomes & Co. May 9,. at 4 pm. Antrartield &
& Swire... May 19, ** am
Mr G. T. Lloyd Mr W. Logan Dr and Mia ri. Mac-
farlane Brei-Dr G. W. Mack Ban
MFA Mackintok Manila Melbourne, Sc Pin Waldemar Mr W. F. O. Mac. Londen, da... Kaga Mara 4491
Mar..
·A. P. Bungay
Mar. Lendon &c... Atanta Mart quead Mr M. C. Buckey Mr A. P. Mr F. W. Bu ler Mr A. F Mancell Marseilles via Porte... Cordi lere...
F. Porte Mr. J. Cambridge Dr O. Mar jost
Magellan MrS S. W. Cartwright Mr O. scabrother Dowager Lady Chet. hisson
maid Mrs R T. Matheson F. Clarene
Mrs. E. Meade
The growth of the boliday habit in Scotland is probably more notiovable at Easter than at any other part of the year. Not very long ago the exodus of people tram the cities to the cones and country in the broery days of April was a smikil affair compared to its presont proper tions. Now to the rest majority of people who have time and money to apare it has become the first recognised noliday period of the year. It has ex- tended from the limit of a week-end to something like a ten days' vacation. It three miles from the Water of Leith, marks the first break in the monotony were able through successiga generations turn that £23,000 into £880,000, with a LIGHT AND FANS. after a long winter, and affords opportu- revenue of over £31,10 'yan. And Hut.
nities for relaxation which aro more
cheson's Hospital, raduwniente. or gin lly keenly relished than at any other soon. £4017 and three tenements, now stands at Fold and Hot Water throughout. And shove all it is the sensor for gaileme £800,000 uf capiral, gielding an Bir sud Mrs S. W. Mir and Mrs H. H.
of 202.000. George Bac
Bacon
Lampman Indeed what the holiday-maker would annual
Gla How's first Hutcheson
banker. Mr T. D. W. Bas.
pro.
Bister do without this game at Easter one can
vided housing and viotanks, or their
of Mr E R. Pato Last week-end the equivalent, for 11 mon hardly conceive.
Over D davotem to gulf was startlingly evident: age and decrepis The Trust to-day grants M88 Anna Beatty to judge from the collection of club bags benefits during the year to over 1700 men Mrs F. R. Belilice
Ad who are in neudof aid. Thomas Mr C. D. J. Bell
women who in the carriagoa at the railway station, latcheson School was set up for 12 lads. Mr G.4. Bens everyone seemed bound for some haunt who word uniform-originally purple, Mr & Mrs H. Bent
and descending before it fell into disuse to Mr J. Blode of the Royal and Ancient pastime.
Easter, of course, is a religious festi dark gray. These ads could, if they show. Mr & Mrs H. ral; but the Presbyterian people of Scat- ed promise, he advanced to the Grasmar land look upon it in a differnt light. School and Eniversity. Now the Trat educates annually not 19 boys but 1200 Where a general buliday is proclaimed an
young people. Easter Monday by the local authorities- a in Ginsgow, Dundee, nad other towns
Mr. R. B. Cunningham Graham has entered the ranks of them who are opposed
Mand to the Glasgow Corporation's designs sa cognised by Episcopalians and Roman
Loch Vol, it beinu proposed to thood the Mr R E. Clarke Catholics, but for quite anulor and a "very scoutar-reasons-is-the-first-statu-Braes ui Balquidder in order to secure an Mr W. E. Clayton
•Pall Mall Gazette "ho
ho ter Coghlan tory holiday of the year, the Spring increase of the water supply of the city. Mr and Mrs B. Hua- Holiday.
In days gone by, Balgehidler wax Mis H. Guit Whatever religious socis in a letter to the tion is possesses in Scotland comes from the home of the hereditary enemies of my Dr AL. & F. Cole. the fact that as the Town Clerk of family when for business purposes they Dundee announced-it is in lieu of the book the trail run ing from the foot of Mr V. Coyne
Loch Voil, past the Alte Glen Moar.
MIG. I. Curry CA Sacramental Fast Day," a religious son- Loe
through Glen Finles, round the top of Mr R. M. R. Dehn
and son that has practically disappeared. In
Lech Vausscher,
the Pass M& M Dartesno Dr by emerned
And 2 children And pusable. The with on their part returned the unfailing regularity if we ventured into Mrs D. Ducrofast and Mr H. C. Page Mr L $. Puck Bi erle Mr ver Grahams and Macgregors sleup Mis M Balquhidder. Our strife of canturies. is
A Perry qu etly side by side under the fine grass uf Mr and Mrs H. O. Mr A. Petersen
Ehrenfele
Mr L. E. Highland churchyard. It would ill
Phipps many a
of
Mr J. GT. Pooley become me to say no ward it defence Mr 4. Eisler
of such gallant enemies M-0. B. Eltinger Mr G Hatta Potta The long and winding
B. Raworth You Falkenburgir B lesa church, the great grey slab. un er liss you which arsts Rob Ruy, the sullen, mist Mr H. Febr
Mm I A. Shaw wreathed hilts, and the whole little' torri make an oneis left from an olde
Mr. M. A. Gurry tory
fMis L. Garry "I say, John, yo micht whestle on me
Scottish history which ha hitherto aur Mr
Gerin "doug; its the Fast Day in oor parish.vived eran the assault of time. The
and I dauras hustle." The Fast was a day of bumiliation and prayer in preparation for the Communion on the approaching Sunday. In days of old,
Resin Farn-ta Upitni rachis KING EDWARD HOTEL-it is not because it is a festival re-
and Sofa, Campotecani Bags, Bones a d ---Brake¬nsonteri-timiste-deka W
drular Wanstead. Sid bartis,
Dinner
Max, xPett on Duling Tables Fred Chairs, win.. etg.. Dinner and Dessert Sery,
Cookery, Nasir Glans Ware. Cooking Suves, Kuchen Utensils, Lustery, &c, Brass Fenders and Fire Boname,
Ala
Four Paos, Large Buckwood Screen, Wall Brackets, Inlari Blackwood Trays, Binckwand ♬ Minx Cheras, Vibiards, Over -mantels, Sid Table, Desks, a veristy of
“Centra~~Location."
Li Eineral TRAM PASA Entrance {
Electric Lift Fane and Lightin. Murapon Baths and Sanitary Fittings Hot and Cold Water System through at Bast of Food and Service.
S
Telephone 373 TELNAPRIC RESV.
•VIC OBLA
RH. NORTA
Man com
Stend, 92, tc., and. 2 Now Sewing KINGSCLERE HOTEL
Machines,
(Full Particulars from Catalogue.) Туни
HOUAH
Hong, May 1
Ac 1914
THE
PUBLIC" AUCTION.
INRIVALLED position in the Ril
district, overlooking the Butauic
68 ardens and facing the Harbour.
Numerous quiet Suites with laxariously attend Bathrooms. Felaphone and Electri FARA. Telephones in Bedrooms and Sitting rooms hroughout. Telephone No. 1122,
A... Code 5th B. 1208 Bontnag, September 1, 1908
from Mr. G K. HALL RETŪS,
to all EAU À MIUOSE,
SATURDAY,
the 9th May, 914, xt 4,20 pan., at The Pola Gamond Causeway. * ny."
well-known
To Fun.:-
flig
racing
RADIUM II 132 Exreilent and back,
**p to woi,h'."
prz.kly to make gad polo pony,
able addrean, ach-ola.'
CHA USI DE
PRIVATE HOTEL
11
STANDING I own grounds with
Tennis and Croquet Lawas, lac. WINCANTON 13.2. 13 in. Gd jamry, and Well Furnished Rooms Every
mte comiert. Fine View of the Harbou sephone, No. 190.
Mus F. W. WATTS, Apply to
*Brzondo, 20, Macdonnell Road. Rongkong. Neptember 2, 190g,
SEVINGTON 130 Winner of 14 Mile
ficines on Of Tay," and
erig he for Sabse iptiva Griffin races
vol any Soaven,
JOSS MIGHTY 13.1. Winner at Kiung
wan and Hongkong" excellent back. and fight carer,"
BRYMITON 13 1. Winner "alf mile
at the next
of Day, delig ble for sil Sab sip Gir«ces including Indira Ntuation Gymkh RELIANCE, late Polkalini good, fast
likely t_msk_prod pola pony, SUZANE late ling god hack, JAVA RING good hack and jumper, MYSTERY d beek, RICE BRU Winter in Shanghai and
Il-ngkong.
DASP 1R Chek. TERMS - As Usual,
HUGHES & ROUGA
Auctioneers,
Hongkong. May 6. 1914,
EAE
man
4.
Mixa M. MathomD
waldo
Mr J, Merecki M- D. M.
D. M. Mickle
Mr B K. Mohta
Mr G. 9. Middleton Mr N. Miłkowski Mr J. D. Millor Cat & Mr Hock
...
San
Kobe & Thama Tango Mar.........
Siberia San Francino, JAIME POUR San
Francisco . Japan China....... San F'cisco, Y.
v Japan Chiyo Mar
Lad rig
Ban F'cisco, . Ispan
Shai & Jipen Ports Pri NOWN & JADRO PortalH
Shanghai &
Whai & Japan Ports. V. S'hai & Japan Porta Chali
8 has, Kobe & Y'hams Segovia 8'hai Kobe & Thama Frísis -
Dovanha
Mr C. F. Moslich, Jr. S'hai, Kobe & Thama Silesia
Monre
and Mrs W. A. B.
sonic country parishes it is still bearved, I of Glent into Mentelth, we caught M. D. S. B. Douglas Mr F. A. XE
ing is all that remains. What was the Fast Day?" It was a kind of Little Sunday: not exactly a Sabbath, for train, and stommers and many other socular things weat on as usual, bus the shops
thi
F.
were shut and the churches were open the pufrimenting inch, the little roof. MC. & Etinger Mr &. B. Purvis
And there was this peculiarity, that in might be a Fast" in one parish and quito an ordinary week day in another. Thus we have the story of a farmer who
Mr E. EL KAY Mine F. Rea!
pce, Pang CtTorilla
Shah
Boshing,
S'pore, Pang & Calta Lovat
S'pore, Pang& R'goon Sanuki Mar
Penang & O'tas Kuseng .................... pore,
'to.Am & Tamsusijin Maru
Jardine M'son Co. Ld. May 3, at 2 p.m. Jardins 31'son Co., Ld. May 1, 3 a
at 8pm.
Melcbars & Nipp Yusen
Nippon Yusen Ka
20, at 10a.m. jeha June 3, at 1}am. Massagers Maritime May 19, at Ip.m. June 18 at 1pm M'times Menageries M't
Yusch
KaushalJune 2, at 5p.m.
Pacino Mail S. S. Co. May 8. p.m. Pacific
Mail S.S. Co. May 18, at 1 pm. Pasitic Mail S., Co. May at Noon. Toyo Kaan Kaisha... May 19.
Ken Kawsha...u a Melchers May 11.
About May 14.
Inden
Musserien Maritime May Me-agarios Maritimes May 31, Mas Maritimes une 14. Hamurg Amks Linio May 28, Am'ka lanie May 29. Hambury Am'ka
Hamburg Am'ks Luis Jane 18 220.5, N.
1. W Abou
Rutterfield
About May 21.
Swire... blay 12, at 4 p.m. uld de Swires... 54y 14, at 4 p.m.
Samson & Co., Ld May 14.
arding, Mon &Ou, Lday 15, at 2 p.m.
Teen Oo. Id. May 9,
9, at 2 p.m.. Jardine, M'son Co. 1
16
Nippen Yusa.
10, as Noon.
L. May
Shcoo
Jane 5..
Sydany, Melbourne & Kumano Maro.....Nippon
Triesto v.
v. South Forte Nippon
& Japan Tacoma Mara
V tur. Tm &
Victoria "us & Japan Panama Maru
V ria, B.O., stle & Axi Maru............................
Yoon Kaisha Juce
Sander, Wieler & Co.jA cat-
Noct
Oaks Shower Easha May 14, at Noon, Oaks Showen
Fataha May 17, at Noon.
Nippon Yusen Kausha May 14, at 4 p.m.
V'ris H.C. Seattle &o. Sido Maru Nippon Yaser Kasha June 2, at 4 p..
› uncoɑver, (E.), Empress of Rani... Canadian P'ie R. Co. Mas Mr and Mrs W. B Van.cuser (BC) &c. Empress of inlia...sdian no K. Un May 28.
Ricketts
culled to his neighbour over the boug world To sink them is to sink a piece and Mr H. G.Mr R. Robert
tables,'
the Fast" became more and more a
Mr W. Sahmolke Mrs "eddon
matter surely should apperl + Scote the Mr J. Gibb whole surd over den trespund, Mr and Mrs A. 7. Mire L. 4. Shar
Giles the fault is ours, and Glazzo Corporation
without an 'n'. will confound us by its grant dam with or W sa I. G. Corey
Mr & Mrs J. Goold Mr Capt. T. P. Hall Mr and Mrs W. A.
Hannibal
THE HABITS OF MERS.
The wages, the habits, aur the standard of living among Scottish miners was the text of a paper read by Mr. John Gibsna, Kilmarak, before the «embers of the Miners' Institute of Scotland. He pointed out that largo pumery of the mining
P. O. de Griso
guno
Mr C. H. Mr Mr F. Sungth Mr V. Sorby Mr.
K. B. Smith
B. Sorensen
Capt. H. Spear
Miss A Square
T.
TEAK HOTEL.
Hum Major & M Mr St. Amory Lt. T. OH. Arber, phra R.E.S.
RA.M.C. Mi-sump brey
Mr & Mrs W. Arm Lt. Col. H. w. lles,
strong
"Me F. EL. Boker
하
RGA
Capt. X. Jime
Mr and Mrs Bell and Capt. and Mrs Kiddle
KING LEWAND HOTEL
Mr R. C. Adams Mr and Mrs W. D. Mr J. Arnold
Mr and Mrs Bidwell M. & Wee U. Lear Dr Breger
Mr W: Hudge
Mr. W Mr H. E. Swaffeld
Mra B. Hefferlig
Herbert
bert To Mr and Mrs E. P. ME. M. Tozer.
Mr P. Vacs Негод 100. Mr
A. Mr A. VONE
H. Yom Hewett Q.M.G. Mrs
A. A. Walker Capt... H. H. Hinstend Mr W. Washington.
* Watson
Mr & Mrs E. Wist
these Communion services lasted for week. They were held each day, and the Sunday withused long "diets" with "action sermons," lencing of the and other strict Presbyterian rites. The cycle ended in what was known depreaching Monday," a sort of Thanksgiving Day when the Compopuint on resided in house of a class close. similar to those in which there fathers incnion season was brought to But the times have changed. Gradually lived, at rents as low as 1s 6d per week. Mrs M. Hill
Air variety of food was constmed A greater
than 50
years ago-1. wh lesom,
Tittlo
wothing Mr. M. Jenkins and costin: probably, short, the standard of life in the Mrs T. J. R. Jobe raore, In
Mr & Mrs F. Winkler mining village had advanced little or not Mis F. O. Johnstone
Mr G. G Wand- Dz Kallhardt at all in the last balf century. But wages ir M. T. Joues bad doabled, And the consequence *s- that in the household where thrift was not Mr T. Sinclair Ken- MrA., Worcester
Men and Mia nedy practised there was no incentive to regular working Three days per week at the pir Mr and Mrs: 0. J. brough
Kiag kept the wall from the door and maintained past the customary standard of life. The generations of miners drank deeply ; but the the present day miner had no such ex- pensive luxury to mistain. His sports and pastimes were cheaper, and there was
holiday. The Churches having to com- pete with go matches, cycle runs, and excursion trains, found that they opened their doors in vain, and so wo have now the Spring Holiday in place of the old- TRAMWAYS COMPANY fashioned" Fast,"
LIMITED.
TIME TABLE.
WEZK DAYS..
7.00, 8.1) ....Every 15 mlentes 3.00a.m. to 10.00a.m...Every 10 minubes 19.00a.m. to 11,00 a.m...Every 15 minus 11:30am to 12.45 p.m...Every 15 minutas, 12.45 p.m. to 1.15 p.m...Every 10 minutes, 1.16 p.m. to 1.15 p.m... Every 15 mince 1.45 p.m. to 2.15 p.m... Every 10 munts. 218 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Every 15 minute 5.00p.m. to 8.10 p.m...Every 10 minutes, 8.20 p.m. and 9 p.m., 9.30 p.m. to 11.00 D.m. every half bour
KJOHE GAZA,·
BRITISH TRADE IN CHINA.
I
poses,
The
<
Balantine
Balu
Mr F. W. White Mr D. White
QARLTON HOTEL..
Mr Leighton
and Mrs D. H.
Mr J.
Ma Lomas
Barron
Mr. A. J..J. Martin Mr T. EL. Martins
H. E. Mooney Miss M. MoreA Mr 8. Paul ..Miss Raye
an
Institute, the object of which is to promote value of money. Sucial economicome & Mrs C. Coppayer A: F. Benedion
THE BROTHES HUTCHESON.
bia, B.E
A. Rizg
Mr Houaldson
חדים
The susambla for concess ons Exs become an keun, says the **Sontman." that Sir Edward Grey has directed Sir John Jasdan. the Brittal Minister at Peking, ta a proceed on a tour of inspection in South Chius, ad to report fully on the possible openings for less necessity for regular work. Further Mr and Mrs B. A MIT Lawrence British trade there. This mission is in bis amusements occupied far more time, to dependent of that organised by the Board the neglect, of his work, and Saturdays al Trade, and is intended to secure full of re 20 almost useless for colliery pur Mr G. recognition of the
amali percantage who did of the preponderant rights
the Yangtze Valley. Baron this country!
Mi work inevitably rushed off to the fixit Mr and Mrs A. W. Blackwell & child fumt you Scharzenstein, formerly Gerall match at or before mid day.
There Mi
Betwell mheador at Tokio, has been
Mietarlton lack
in the of education in appointed President of the German-China was also probably less household thrift and
economy, dae to
to Miss D. Cooke used to way that 10 per cent. of a man's
aud Bon German interests in China.
was his economic rent. Nowadays, how-
Min River Lisar, Geo. W. Orom Very low of Glasgow's eminent citizens ever, the town artizan frequently paid an 582 11.09 p.m. to 11.45 p.m. every quarter of can ever have stood in loss need of statues high as 20 per cent, whilst the miner and Me E. D. Daving
an hour.
or other memorials than the brothers his two sons, earning together 20 per Mr W. J. Eaden Hutcheson, whose generosity and public week, paid le ed in rent, or 1 per cent. of SUNDATE,
spirit wore honoured when Lond Strath-their income.
(Continued on page 4.) 8.00a.m. so 10.30a.m...Every 10 calule,clyde, in Hutcheson's Girls' Grammar 10.30 am to 11.00a.m...Every 10 minuter, School, unveiled bronze busts of the 11.46 s.m. to 18 Noon....Every 15 minute, founders of that institution. And it wan
these two
two worthy men, who 12.00 Noonto 100 p....Every 10 minut never truer of
"I was talking to a prominent teacher 100 p.m. to 5.00 p.m...Erary 15 minuter, dourished an Glasgow lawyers some thres 5.00p.m. to 6.00p.m...Brary 10 minuter, hendred years ago, than it is to day, that
Taised to their own fame: 6.00p.m. to 7.00 p.m...Every 15 minutes.
MT. mos Pochów correspondent of the "N. C. Daily because it is living organism and
News," on the enormous outlay for olgar or metal. masy cubic feet of stod or Lord Strathclyde was naturally inclined to sites, and how large sums are borrowed make the most of the fact that the from abroad only to be consumed in the Hutchesona were not only lawyer, purchase of naelew things. His reply was,
honest lawyers, upright but
and ·larga- hearted, men, But it was hardly entier I can readily understand that. I use two in the time of Charles I. to smassa fortune boxes of 160 per bou s day myself.'” in Glasgow by the practice of the law- aven when..
PUBLIC ARDTION,
*HE Undervigued have received instroo-
Toto sull by Fuolic Auction
{POE"ACCOUNT OF THE CONGENSED),
on
SATURDAY,
the 16th May 1914, at Noon,"
at the Sas Rams, No. 8,
Do Vuous Road, Corner of
Length......
Ice House Street,
THE
BBM.........MATOTEKA
Monided Depth..
Draft
Bunkeri...
"TUG."
88 ft. 6 in. 17 ft.
9 ft. 3 in.
....5 ft. for 8 tu in aft.
14 fors.
E-gloss compound surface condencing Cylinder HF. 137 în, L.P. 28j fu. Dis placement 170 ton apart.
Parti-hlers may be had from the Under-igued
Ouviza, arī b-ervation Place fruit 15:b May or by angelus
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