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SATURDAY, JUNE 18, 1914

Hughes and Hough

ÁDOTEINMERS TO TEs Governuent.

General Auctioneera

Share, Coal and

General Brokera.

PROPRIETORS

TO-KWA-WAN

FOAL STORAGE,

Codies used

LB.C. 4TH

Esreign.

AI, TELEOBAFine Cove.

Telegraph Addres MEIRION HONGKONG.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

THE Undersigned have received lastens-

tions to sell by Public Auction,

MONDAY,

the 18th June, 1914. commencing at 2.39 p.m., at their Sales Ross,

Nu 9, Dex Your Road Corner

of Ice Houer birent,-

A Line QPASTITY OF

CHINESE PORCELAIN

AND CRPS.

JUST ARRIVED FROM BRONGHA

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ARTICULARS AND CONTTIONS of the Tercing hy Pable Auction Sile, t

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THE CHINA MAIL.

WHO OWNS LAND OF RHODESIA?

SETTLERS' CASE AGAINST CHAR*

TERED COMPANY

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Courtil is to decide between the claima of the Chartered Company, and those c the Rhodesian Legislative Cound to the land of Rhodesia.

KEATING'S

WORM TABLETS

Ci pereły: Vegetable

Hold to

Aweetament ngờ Butiken tusky Keating's Worm Tablets Furnish a most agreeable method of administering the only certain remely for Intestien) or Thread Worms Perfectly safe, milde and especially adapted for children To de hinnal of all Bruerists. TIK 1, 1114MAS KEATING Luanlin Eng

It is maintained by the Comall that the land is not vested in, and never bas.] been acquired by the Chartered Companyinted April 2, 1914, leaves the reader

| socrvbury of

hio Chartered Company, and, further, that when the Company with the impression that Sir Starr Jame cense to govern the territory all unsen has come very badly out of the busi- alienated land will remain the property na

of the now Govaramont domein.

04

* public

The Colonial Secretary, in a despatch to the High Commissioner of South held as MUNDAY, the 18th day fence to the Judical Committee of the Africs, explains that the terms of rafer June, 1014, at 3

at the 451 the Fable Works Beerment, he der frivy Council,pro not netually determin- His Kreiwney th∙ Gavernor, of One Letof

ed, but be suggests that the Judical Ctown Land

at Kennedy Road, in the

Committee shall first decide whether the Celony of Hongkong, for a term of 75 years, Chartered Company owns the land at with the option of renewal at a Crown, and then proceed to decide whether, Rent to be fixed by the Surreyor of His Majoy the King for one further term

in the event of the Charter being with of 70 years.

drawn, it would continue to own the malienated lands. If the answer to the Inter question is in the negative, the Judickd Committro will be asked to de ride where the ownership lies when the Chorter is withdown.

Locality.

Registry

Eu, of safe.

Particulars of the Lot.

Kry 31ostremula.

Approcharte

NE

11. [f

W.

BUT wala plan, i sama tu f

HOTELS

THE EXPET OF THE CHARTER. The Legislativo Council. havu voted 1,000 towards the preparation of their case, and are now collecting evidence as to the claim they are putting forward. The Charter was granted for twenty- five years from 1889, and expires in October next. On the result of this case 700 depeals to question whether the share-

hiders will reciva any adequate comm pensation if the Churter bo not renewed. The Culoning Office bara published White Taper which indicates somewhat upleasant relations between the Imperial Government and the Chartered Company. To request for an explanation why the Company's Administrator had omitted an important sentence from a draft Order in Council which was to be submitted Electric Lifts Fana and Lightina first answered truesiently though LL ELECTRIC Tao Pas-Fitrider. to the Elected Councillors, the Company European Baths and Sanitary Fittings. Hot and Cold Water System through.ut.

Mr. Harenart in February, 1011) issued Best of Food and Service.

spirited rejoinder. The Company's revised draft was not a Fulfilmens of pledges the directors had given to the peopls of Rhodesia, and must either be once more submitted to the elected Rhodesian Councillers er armended in accordance with the Colonial Secretary's views,

Ming, Kanghi, Yangching. Kivatung and KING EDWARD HOTEL Towkwing Dynasties,

Mea

A number of Valuable Chinese Paintings and Engravings, Baboideries, Jadestone Ornaments, Did Pexiness Lawg sered Ware, Amber Bend, Ivor es, M., &c., dr.

(Full Particular and Condition of Sale

from Catalogue).

to view Friday 19th inst.

The Undersigned have been authors-d' to refatd purchase money if not found ne specified within one week.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers,

Hongkang, June 8, 1914.

PUBLIC AUCTION

Tu3

THE Undersigned have received instruc ciens to sell by Public Auction

נוס

WEDNESDAY,

the lith June, 1914, commencing

at 2.30 TL, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, De Vuuz Road, Corner of

Ice House Street,

À QUANTITY UP VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE,

tc.,

&c.

As follow- TEAKWOOD-ne "Dexwing Reven Suite. Dining Room Suite, Upb Istared Arm-chain and Sofas, ladian C.rpets and Rug, Bras and Ben-a-mounted Bedsteads, Bureaus, Wardrobes, Washstands, &c, Sid, boars, Dinner Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and Chairs, ete, ela.. Dinner and Desert Services, Crockery, Glass Ware Cooking Stoves, Kitchen; Utensils, Cutlery. &..

£100

One Blackwod. Overmantel. 1. Old Chinese Blackwood Cabinet wedi Desk, Old Bronze Figares, Electric Reading Taps, .. I Marble lock. 2 Pinaus, Chabba afe, Ice Choste, 1 Typewriter, Barograph, etc., and serors Boxes Now Lace.

(Fail Particulars from Catalogas) | TIEMS-usual

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hoogkong, June 9, 1914.

JAPANESE MAKERS.

Every kind of Footwear.

707

Central Location

TELEPHONE 373. TELCOBATIC ADDRESS.

• Vicrous.*

R. H. NORTH. Manager.

KINGSCLERE HOTEL

HONGKONG

NRIVALLED position in the Hill

Gardens and Encing the Harbour.

Numeroas quiet Suites with luxuriously nitted Bathroonis. Telǝphone and Electric Faus.

COLONIAL OFFICE ULTIMATUM.

The company wriggled, but refused to ak the concurrence of the Legislativo Council for the proposed Order in Cour- cil. In answer

to this Mz. Влесост merely issued a brici ultimatum, refus. ing (on the ground already stated) to submit the Order to the King and

Telephones in Budrooms sad Sitting rooms threatening to publish the correspondence

hroughout. Telephone No. 1122,

Cable Address, 'bachsolo.'

A.B., Cude 5th Ed. Bonging. September 1, 1908.

BRA DESI D

PRIVATE HOTEL

1908

STANDING in its own grounds with

Tennis and Croques Lawns, Lugo Airy and Well Furnished Reous. Every home comfort. Finu View of the Harbour. Telephone, N. G.

Apply t Mus F. W. WATTS,

Beeside, 20, Macdonnell noad. Hangkang, September 2, 1908.

THE

STATION HOTEL

NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON.

SALEOTLIO LIGHT AND FANS,

2001 TO 0.

M

Uold and Hot Water throughout.

P

PRIVATE AND PUBLIO BANG, BILLIARD ROOM:

Private Dining Room. EXCELLENT QUIBINE.

For Partkomiars spply to

THE MANAGER. TEL. No, E129. Taly, Addreen "Termozel,"

Hongrie, Fab. 8. wu.

204

MADE

TO

ORDER

OHERRY & OO,

FEEDER STEKET,

Long Hotel

1720, 1976;

THE

CHINA

MAJI.

Typhoon Guide

PRICE

THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY

THERAPION NO. THERAPION NO THERAPION NO

HERA

it agreement were not reached. Tas company then climbed down and accept ed the Colonial Secretary's amendments. This episode is closed by some caustic remark from the Colonial Office, roting that the directors have refused to con sus the elected representatives with a view to a settlement by consent.

121

GRATITUDE FOR A BRIYE »

ACTION.

have received the following communica

The Imperial Merchant Service Gulld tions from their member Captain J. McDonald, who lately commanded the Leyland Kiner "Columbika "¡—

Atlantic Transport Line, 2.3.Manhattan,**. At son, May 18th, 1914.

T. W. Moore, Esq., R.O.S.,... Secretary,

The Imperial Merchant Service Quild. Dear Sir,

HONGKONG & WHAMPOA DOCK Co., Ld.

TELEGRAPHIO ADDRESS: MANIFESTO HONGKONG

Jodes Used - AI. A BC. Fuch Edition, Engineering First and Second Editions, Western Union, and Waskin'i Dock Owners, Ship Builders, Marine and Land Engineers, Boiler Makers,

Iron and Brass Founders, Forge Masters, Electricians EILYENE OUTTING AND WELDING FOR SHIP AND BOILER REPAIR

Modern up-to-date plant operated by our own specially trained workmen under expert European supervision,

HRÁD OFFICE: KOWLOON

TELEPHONE No, 13

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

THE DIMENSIONS OF DOCKS AND SLIPS ARE AS FOLLOWS

LENOTH

(DEPTH OVER NAKE OF DOCK OR SLIP ON KRKL ENTRANCE KILLTAT

BLOCKS BREADTH ORDINARY

KOWLOON

No 1 Dock, Kawloon -- No. Bock, Kowloon ...

156, top 120 bot

No Dock, Kowloon Patest Nip, No. 1, Kowloon Patout Slip, No, Kowiuos

940

·TAÞKON-THUI

Cosmopolitan Dock...

ABERDEEN

Hope Dock Lamont Dock '...

71

Please Address Enquiries to the Chief Manager,

1407

עפיך

FOR SALE

FOR SALE The late .. "Columbian" under my command has been blown up, and PROPRII,western half of lot VALUABLE LEASEHOLD I have barely escaped with my life. No. 67, BAR CONO, SSION, SHAMKEN, But for the exertions of Captain F. W. CANTON, together with buildings arcted Inze, commanding the above steamer, thereon will be SOLD at PUBLIC I would be counted as one of the mis AUCTION. at the Ees of Mesare, ing Will you please look over the THURSDAY, 25th of June, 1914, com- PURNELL and PAUT, Shameen, Canton, cnclosed statement and make auch, ase

inencing of it as you see fit.

One fourth of the parchase price. in Hongkong

kong Currency, must be paid on the day of the mle, and he balance when the transfer of title has been duly affected.

For account of the Estate of the late E. Z. Simmons, deceased.

Yours truly

(Signed) J. McDonald, The statement which Captain McDonald refers to in the foregoing letters reads as

folious >--

On board the s.s.." Manhattan,"

Atlantic Transport Linc, · May 12th, 1914 This is to curtify that after the 3.5. "Columbian "caughs Sre and exploded in Lat. 41deg. 30' N., Long, 59deg. 00° W. on the ita May at 0 hours & minutos a.m., that I with fifteen other members of the crow left the ship in No, & boal

[ME 11.00 AM.

R. E. CHAMBERS Execator. Canton, China, June 5th, 1914.

701

PATELL & CO.

DESTINATION.

1

HISS OF TIDE

SPRING TIDES

BPRINUS

NRAPS

2

In th

TOWN OFFICE.

· QUEEN'A BUILDINGS,

TAB No, 20 Hoxarose.

R. M. DYER, B.Sc, MIN.E. Kowloon Deck, Hongkong,

Vessels Advertised as Loading.

▼ KRAKLA.

DATE OF LEAVIES

Australis Parts &o... St. Albane Gibb Livingston & Co. Jane 19, 23-10 am. Australia Porte do Eastern

Gibb Lavinagbon & Co. July 10, at 10 am. B'bay, v. Sporo. Obo Java Marta Shonen Kaisha July 8m. B'bay v. S'pore &ChRangon Maru. Nippon Yusen Kasha J Boston & New York Mieric

The Bank Line, Ld... June 17. haune 19..

Kolo, Shai & F'ham Silesia Koba

Prinz Sigismund... Melchors & Co... About June 23.

Sander,

Wailer 2 Ch.¦ Kobe & Yokoham... Iyo Maru

About July Kebe & Moji,........

Nippon Yusen Kaisha June 18, at 11am Tkada ******

Sassoon & Co., La. June 18, London, ...

Delt

Le don & An werp... Donbighshi London .******* Radnorshire

Manila, Ceballok Rubl

Cebu & Rollo Zafiro

Hole Taming

Maria

* *. Porta... V. Cistat 100

******** Loongkang via Ports. Pulynesisa

Hitachi Mara

Loader &...

Mary, London &c.... Miyazaki Maru New York.

Montrose Indra

New

York

N'kal Kobe & Y'hama Nikko Maru.... San Francisco, Japan Nilo. San Francisco. Japan

San Francisco V. J

SAD

(one muy was drowned and another Exporters & Importers Fico, v. Japan

died leaving a total of fourteen siivo in the bout. Strong winds were blow- ing and a heavy sea was running. It was perishing cold weather. We were in the bont fer 50 hours. Captain F. W. Lazell, of the Atlantic Transport Liner Manhattan," bound from New York to Antwerp intercepted a mesSKEGO from the Cunard Liner" Franconia ** stating that he had pisted up one of tho boats of the Columbian" and. other two were still adrit Captain "Lazal,deviated from his colose for 70 miles coming up with my bost. May 6th at 2 a.m. while I was lying too with oil bugs out in a heavy sea, and bitter cold weather, taking us on board without any mishep, and continuing the search for No. 3 boat for eighteen. hours afterwards,

May 11th 5 .. C. E. Roberts, Chief Engineer, with bad injury to head, and E. Delf, Greaser, badly burn- ed and scalded, were transferred to the R.M.S. "St. Louis" bound to

General Merchants

and

ommission Agents.

CANTON,

HONGKONG.

SHANGHAI AND

HANKOW,

VISITOR AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG BOTEL, Mr E. S. Abrashara Mr F. Lobe!

Southampton, for better medical treat Mr and Mrs A. E.Mr W Logan ment and to get to the hospital quicker.

Captain Lazali, his officers, engi. neers, stowards and crew did all they possibly could to relieve our sufferinge and make us comfortable. We sincere

This year another incident has occur. rel. Mit Harcourt some weeks ago cori- plained that an extract from a3 published letter from the Colonial Office had been misused by Sir. Starr Jamieson for electioneering purposes in Rhodesia,

support pro-Charter candidates. They hope that Captain, Lazal, and a company, instead of neeing the main the members of the crew of the "Man charge, ventured to hide the Colonial hattan" may live many years to come Scoretary for an unimportant slip in his to act the part of "Good Samaritans.!! weech. Snother bort crisp letter was (Signed) J. McDonald, Master of the reply, proposing publication of tàin correspondence. This does not seem to have been relished by the company, but, they clearly have no option, and Sir John Anderson winds up the White Paper by calling once more for an explanation of Sir Star Jameson's action in making public vse of an isolated paragraph of ren unpublished letter without the writer's Concurrence. A feeble answer from the

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Mr L. Adler Mr C. M. Alport Mr. R. Fata Mas P, Bab Mr L Reckingenle Mrs. F.B. Falfilios Mr.C. D. J. Bell Mrs. F Mr G. 4. Bens Mr W. M. Black Mra E. L. Bezor

Mr J, Mr J. Bloom

Bloče

the inte, s.s. Column Mr. J. Cambridge bina."

P. Caronne Mr W. A. J. Quick, Chied Offer Dr. A LA E. P. Cola.

Clayton (on behalf of thre Officera).

Mr F. & MacKintosk Mr and Mrs O. B.

Maker

Dr O. Marriots

Miss M. Matheson Mrs E T Matheson Mr B. K. Mehta Mr J. Merecki Mr D. M. Mickla Mr G. 8. Middleton Mr N, 8. Miłkowski Dr and Mas A. B.

Moore

Mr Dina Newton

Mies G. O'Leary,

Mr A. Petersen,

Mr H. Handley Pegg

Mr.8. Potten

Mr G. P. Curry Mr A. B. Purvi EW. Russel, 4th Engi. Mr & Mrs Dertanno M E H.

Heer

Rays

and 2 chlidren (on behalf of

Miss F. Bess Mr D 8.8. Douglas, Mr J, Reynolds Engineers).

Mme. L Dastrol if. Master L. Reynolda A. Abel, Boatswain (on Miss ME. Duffy Min Seddon "behrif of the crow); -

Skin & Blood Diseases

Such as Eczema, Serofala Scurvy, as lotions cintments, called bals Bad Legs, Abscesses, Ulcers, &c., though they may give relief for the Glandular Swellings, Boils, time belag, DO NOT CURE. The Pimples, Sores,

trouble lies deeper in the blood. These Piles, Blood Poison, Rheuma impurities in the blood and so can be Eruptions, complaints are the rails of clogging tism; Goat, &, should at once permanently cured only by thoroughly: realise that outward applications, azob

purifying, the blood.

CAN BE

CURED

ONLY BY PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Editor of the Family Doctor

* Medic Wookly

For doensing the blood of si impari- tios, írom whatever cause arising, there

London's writed:

bare seep bosta of letten in no other medicins just as good is hearing testimony to the truly wonderful Clarke's Blood Mixture that's why in T in the Enost Blood Parifier that Cares effected by Clarke's Blood Mixtura, thousands of cases of skin and blood Sciener and Medical Skill have bedught diseases it has effected remarkable cura i to light, and we can with the atmost where all other treatments have failed..

confidence recommend it to our ab aribers and the public generally!

"Clarke's Blood Mixtury is entirály free from any poison or metallis in premalion, doci", not injurious ingredient, and ay, and useful medio

Fold

Clarke's Blood Mixture

| Mr and Mrs E. O. Mr J. Scömenn Ehrenfels Mr F. Smyth"..

Mrs. B. Fullerton

Mr. J. Gibb

Mr. V. Bothy

Mr A. B. Sorensan

Mr. & Mrs J. Goald Mise à Square

Mr P. O. de Griao. Mise Alice Bummers

T. P. Hail

Mr H. E. Swaffleld

Dr. Horbert To

A Hannibal Mr E. M. Tozer

Mr G. Harper Capt. B. An

Hon.

Walker

po Mar

San cusco, v Japan Nippon Mars San Francisco 7. Japan Shingo Mara S'ha

Shai & Japan S'hai & Japan

Fort Nagoya

Shai & Japan Ports...tlantique.. S'hai, Kobe & Thams Silesin

S'hai Kobo & T'hamı C. Ferd. Laaisz S'hai, Kobe & Moji... Kutsang S'hai Kobe & Majt...Torilla Shanghai.. Shanghai... Shanghai...

S'pore, Pang Spore, Pang &

Langchow.. ..Lechow

Koero...

0.8. N. Co. June 20, at Nocn. Jardine, Meen Co. Ld. About Jan 18,

Jardine, M'son Ce, La. About: 8th July.

Tame Co

Co...June 20, at 4 p.m. Sheran, Tomes & Co. July 1, at 4pm.

You may & Swire June 99, at 4 p

l'aon &Co, Id June

at. 2 p.m.

10.1 p.m.

3. at 1 p.m.

Messageries Maritimes June 18 at 1 Jikomageries

M'times

Appon. YaseA

Nippon Yusen

Jane

17

Dodwell & Co. The July 1, at 10a.m.

About June 26,

Jardins, M'son Co. La About July 7. Niepen Tusen Kaisha June 30, at 5 p.m.

Pacific Mall S.S

Pacido Ma3 ES no 16, at 10am.

Pacifo

26

18, at 1 pm 18 S. C.July 1st Nook. Mail

Toyo Kinon Kaisha

23

Toyo Kisan Keisha 15. Toyo Kisen Kalahs 15:20. 8. N. Momagarios

...July -14.

Mazz****About Juns 17.

June 15,

Mesagarice Maritimes June 29. Hamburg Am'ka Linie June 18. Hamburg Am's Idris July 3.

Jardine M'son Co. Id. June 18, Daylight, D. Saroon & Co., L. J

Butterfield & Swire... June 18, at 4 p.m. Butterfield & & Swise... June 18, st 4pm. Sander Wieler &

P. 40.8. CoJuly 1, at 8 am

SN. ...June 17, at 10a.m. M'sonCo., Ld. Jana 23, at 2 p.t.

Jun 18

D.

1. Beacon t On Faune. Si

sa

O Shosen Kaisha June 17, at p. Creaks: Shosen

Kalahs Jans

S'pore, Fang & Cal'ta Arraizon Apear, Stow, Amoy&F'chow Kaijo Maru unnin 8'tow, Amay & Tanssi Dalgi Mara Sydney, Melboarne doTa Maru Nippon Yasen Kaisha July 1, at Noors Trieste 7. South Porta E. F. Ferdinand..... Sander, Wieler & Co. Aout July 7. Victoria Tma & Japan Mexico Mara .......Osaka Shoson Faisha June 24, at Noon, Ytoria T ma & Japan Chicago Mara Osaka Shosen Kacha July 9, at Noon Vancouver (B.O.) & Empress of Japan ...Canadian Bio B. Oo June 25. Vancouver, (5.0.), & Monteagle......

Canadian Pfo B. Co. July 1.

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Lt. T. O. R. Aréber, Miss Humphrey.

RAMO. LoL w. lles. Mr & Mrs W. Arm. R.G.A, 1

strong

Mr Beard

Mr F. H. Beker

Capt. & Mrs Irene Mr Les Joues Mr and Mrs Kobler Mr and Mrs Bell and Mr & Mrs Koch

Dr Makean

childram

Mrs Bowdler

Mr & Mrs Bryson Mr & Mrs Carmichael

Mr M. Cary

Mr Casulli

Mr and Mrs Coppins Mr A. Cousland Mejor Davy, E.E. Majur Dorgan Mr W. G. Dove

Mr Evins

Major Faichnie

Mr Falbick

Mr F. W. Gibbins

Maj. & Mrs Mchana Mr & Mrs Mitchell.

more and child

Capt. Monteith,

RA,M.C. Mr Nixon Mr J. Piammet Majce & Mrs Pyne, R.E. and children

Id-Ool, J.J. Reddits,

R.K.

Mr Rossy Mr A. Sinclair Me O. Skott.

Mr & Mrs A. Gibsou Mr R. A. Stokes Col. Gordon Hall. Lt. Col. & Mrs Ushers

R.AMC..

Mr F. Griss.il

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Mr and Mrs Allen Mr Allen

Mrs Amery

Mr Armstrong

Mr Babery

34 ra Ballones.

Mr BAZT Mr F. Barker

Becch

Miss Becs

Mr Back

Mr. M, Berry

Benita Mr G. Bond Mr. B. Browa Mr Brown

Me Coffmann

Mrs. Conner

Kr King Mr Kampton

Mr FW. Kablmarn

Mr Kuba

Mr & Mrs Langham Mr O. G. Logan Mr Boney Lancia Mr Iwwe

Mr Luckins

Mr S. Martia

He Madariaga

M: G. E. Mators Mathieson

Mr and Mrs Meyer Mr. Nelitinor Mr.Nior

Meners Odora

Mr and Mrs A. B. Mis Osbary 4

Crew

Mr Daburg

Miss Denton

Owen

r

Robert Babbis Meand Mrs Bedford

Rolfs

Roller

Me H. Dersenborn-Mr Bahr

Mr Denrich

Mr Fisdorff

Mr

Mir

and Mrs Fleming Mr H. Rance

Mr C. Frenok

Mr Freak

Mir And

Mr Boott

MO Smith

Mr Stabl

Capt. Gatter Mr and

MF Granby

Smith, AD Mie Grant

M25 Cottling Mr and Mrs G. E. Mr Beck Hamy

Stewart & chili

Mr B. A. Hala

Mr. Hardman

M

Mr H. A. Hazaland

Mr and Ms W. G.

Humphreys

Mr B 4. Mr and Mrs W. D. Major & Mr. Ham-

Cilasterwelt.

Auster AC Wester

Commandes WALANG MGA Male)

› H. ~~ F. Miss Mildred, Wester

Hoogh, U.S.N.

Mrs

B. Johns

ME M.T

dr M. T. Jones Capt & Mas Bocky

Mrs Lambert Mr E B Lambest Mr.B. H. LASTING Mr G. T. Layd

Mia Halen Wester

phrey R.L.8.

Wakefield -':

Ciot. and Mrs Water

and child

Mr. Williams

KIKA EDWARD HOTRI

*** ABILA Wester- | M]= E. Almberg 15 Mr & Mrs O. Louth

wor

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Mr and Mrs H E Mr M. J. Austin Westerwelk 270 MW Budge

MY TAX Brister

Coz

Mr 8. W. White

Mr & Mrs F. Winkler Me MFG. G. Wood

and "Mas E. L Me Hoogeri

d. Mm G. D. R. MD. MasonEarley

MAJWAMI GA Jonker ZAAO

Bir Francis Pigrost

Mr G. W. Graafhian

MA. H.P.

Mro. Maldiey

Mim Manny M

Mr AJ Mclntosk

Mr W. Heikel

Mr Henry

Mr Holstetter

Mr Hooper

MY HAD

Mr Jardina

· Mr Johanson Mir Karfansen Ds Key

Mies I Ashley

Mr H. "Ashley

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Mr

Caph Wetherall

Mr

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WiArmann Mr Wiessenborn Mr & Mrs Wilken Mr. Will

Dr Wilson Admiral Wilken

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Miss Me Morung

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Mr G. Makes

M

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Liech dem Mr A. T. Remedior

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Me 0.

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MFG. EL Soper

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Mr J. Gilbert

Mr A Grady

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Mr. H. D. Hollows

Mr.P... Sha

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Mr & Mrs Mariandere k

Mr & Mrs Marrell

ME G. Marrall