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MONDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1914.

Hughes and Hough

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PUBLIC AUGTION.

"THE to revivet,

THE Undersigned have received instruc

on

TUESDAY,

the 10th November, 1914, commencing at

9.30 pm.

their Sales Rooms, No. 8.

Des Yeux Road, Corner of

Ics [loves STREET.

A LARGE QUANTITY OF

THREAD

WORK,

EMBROIDERIES, &c. &c,

Comprising:

The whisky with the small label and the big reputation" is JOHNNIE WALKER

Born 1820:

Still going strang

WAR NEWS.

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JOHNNIE WALKER+Visite" Label. Over 6 years oldi. JOHNNIE WALKER " Label,

Över 10 yenu oldu » JOHNNIE WALKER Black Label Over 12 years old.

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THE CALL TO ARMS.

Canada's Manificent Response. Bedspreads, Table Cloths, Napkins, Tray

Tonuyto, Sept. 22, Cloths, Boylies. Sideboard and Cushion

tisfaction is expressed Covers, Blouse, Dress Lengths, Em. broidered Curtains, Hand Bags, Mandarin, throughout the entry at the anounce Conts, Shawls Silk Goods, Ca, &e, &c.ment la Sir Robert Baden at Valcartier the th whole force in camp will be seat to the front. Thus the $res con-

Also

White Ospreys, Mandarin Feathers, Band B.

(Full Particulars from Catalogus.) -TIRE —ÁS teual,

HUGHES & ROUGH,

Auctioneers.

Hongrong, Nav, 5, 1914.

2.UBLIC AUCTION

11

1163

Intense

A HIGHLANDER'S SPENDID DEATH.

Pants, Sept.

1)

THE CHINA MAIL.

[but eu details are give a fortnight), ngo the aims of Cuptalu Biley was lu vluded in na official lise a wraket, buti it was amets scrtained Nasa hiv jpraries, were not serial, al that to A retarial to duty,

The hende dbush of a Highlander at ahabad of the hill of Jouarre, seng La)

Ferte, is told here-

British are smerved behind wood was sending a huil of shell on the Commas in order to thishage them. A seurt of Death's Hand Hussars tried to revutoitre the position, and a small ringeus will benda 20 men and altarhment of Highander went after

Information has been received by third Hal! Kingston Hovese, that favir Iwell-known forward, F. C. Brain, has Phoen wounded and is now in hospital in

Franee

Major E. EL. Fam-, B.F.A., who wa reported missing after the Hghting at Mons, is a prisonera

The name of Socal tieutenant Tret.) Įter, Clkstreami Guards, has rat yut sy peared in the official eserity lists, but it is known, though we trially, that he "returned to Lorxhin lag wrek wenndel

thy gundet) in the right .

Lieutenant Forestor Peitten, oldest sen of the Hon. Mr. Britten, Henswick. Worcester, who was with the Coldstrewn Chuurd, is near in hospital. St. Xale How shot in the leg and wrists. Mrs. Britten" has receive news that he is recovering,

CEO. P. LAMMERT W. S. BAILEY & Co., Ltd.

AUCTIONEER

SHARE & GENTRAL BROKER.

AUCTIONS.

By Orks of Tux MourDAGE. MR. GED. P. LAMMARE has unive

Auction

toll. by Pallia

un

WEDNESDAY

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the 11th day of November, 1914 at 3 pm. nt his Sules Roms, DUDULL STAKIT. Victoria, Hongkong..

Tre Falucin

VALCAULE LEASEHOLU PROPERTY situato at Victoria Hongkong viz- All that piece or pare, I of ground situato! At Victoria futekid and known add

registered in the Land Odion Marine The lot. David Phillips, vicar Lee No. 158 together with the messungis Sewenstle, Hedgenul, revived on Sep-thereon known as Nes. 8.3 Bonban Strand, tember 19 the following letter, datxi fand 10. Wing Lok Stivat. Term 981 House Hospital., September 18, from yrs. Annual Crown read $17.50% his sen. Scogl Lieutenant V. X. G. For further particulas and conditions Phillips, Suffolk Regiment :-- det. of xaio apply to ting on well. Tipossible to write much. All's well."

Sir William F.. Saloshibey Trelawny, of Trethrae, has received a telegra From the War Ethics informing hiru that his seen w. Captain J. E. S. Tre lainy, of the Duke of Cornwal's Light Infantry, has been severely wounded in action.

Lieutenant CT. S. Legan, North urg berland Fusiliers, reported killed, is zow

a Dursing hou 18 4. Grosvüner strect, W.

At

A WAR TO A FINISH

American Sympathies.

(B cables

(T. th Editor U the Timeso

Sircially and legally the United States is neutral, and as a law-abiding

Mesars, JOHNSON,

STOKES and MASTER. PRINCE'S BEDINA, Ice House Sheet,

Hongkong Solicitors for the Mortgages

or to

MR. DEO. P. LAMMEST,

The Auctioneer, Eongk nz, Det. 28, 1914.

1139

FRESH OFFERS OF HELP FROM INDIA.

Princes 19 Volunteers.

The Secretary el State for India cem- municates the following:-Since the recipt if the summary of offer of servi vies, gifts. Ke.. which have been made in India in venuesion with the war, the Governans of Madras has reported that the offers instead of the original 29,500, them. Une of the British party became people we will eiserve every obligation the Mudras War Fund is prepared to seperated from the others, but dashed put upon us by international law. Scaenpply, in acklition to the horses fleeri which constitues an amy division,

They british, authorities suggested analne into the middle of the Gemanntally and morally we know it is no veusly mentioned, a fully-equipped hos army division, and this was the plan of who died a volley into him. Mortally tire for pality, but for the mostpital, hip named Madras, with 500 beds. for th us of the Indian Expofitionary the Government when reezuiting began.de, he still muunged to kill 'one forreful expression of indignation that is

Our hops and our faith is For However, the call ww unawered so en-Fussr and wound two others befers he within 4.

was finally killed by the enemy,

with England. We know that if, by any The Beld hopital, previously deregibed;} thusiastically that over 10,000 more men

Ile was buried on the spot when be unhappy chanse, England should be has the gift of the Delhi Modical Associu- than we required have assembled at Vadehetion. Hundreds the west fell, his grave marked by a white wooden touted, then instantly we should have to tich has been presented on behalf of all It is pairs of the camp on their un rensibility aral at bearing the inscription T. Camp-quadruple sur "Navy and maintain Lodian M

bell. Seaforth,''

orge standing Army and step into the equipment of the All-Ladin Medical Mix- position of guardia and defender of sion purchased out of the Cozarade news- democratic ideals which England bus paper's Turkish Relief Fund.

led so long and so well.

Tour to pel by Public Action

THE Undersigned have received instrac-their own expense, and in suge cases.

ор

THURSDAY,

the 12th November, 1914, commencing at 2.30 7.4, at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice Houss Street,

A QUANTITY OF

BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, &..

As follow

while genituents went to Valcartier with- at waters. Eight hundred officers are rguinal to handle un ang division, and there are 1,800 us Valeurtier. Among the thaand offerts who were to be left behind and all of them eager to go, there was much dissatisinction.

NEWS OF MISSING OFFICERS.

Since the

list ci offers of wrvice, act, pceived I hope that England will not consider from Chiets and others residing in and any offer of peace com unless the offeron visits to this entry was announced The Press Bureau has issued the fol- is accompanied by couplete willing on September other offers have been on the part of Germany to submit to received, so that the list is now as fol. lowing →

whatever punitiva conditions and safe w It may be of some interest and com- fors to relatives of deers whose numeryards for the tutore may be dictated by

logoizing the situation, Sir Robert Hm, Sir Gerage Foster, and Mr VALUABLE TEAKWOOD A went to Valcartier to consult with appear as Missing" or Wounded and English justice. For Gerinary to have Calum Hughen As the result of the Missing in the casualty lists sued by attempted this crime, to have failed, conferences it was dreiched to allow overy the War Office after the termination and then to "eupe without punishment anal other at the eng to go ab- the retreat of the British Expeditionary would be a perversion of every moral The feeling of relid and satis Army from Mons to know that letters law of eirization. I hope England in the amp was even greater has begun to arrive in London from will fight just as long as it is necessary than that felt throughout the country. ieman hospitals in which some of them to fight, and will end the fight only in

The Goverment will next call for are found to be lying. Several of them

TEAKWOOD, &c.—One Drawing Room Suito, One Bedroom Baitas and Dining Room Furniture, Arm-chairs and Sotasation Carpets and Rugs, New Brass and Bras

one way-by measuring out justico to

Bowloon Bay

SHIPBUILDERS AND REPAIRER'S, VESALLS IN STEEL OR WOOD, STEAM OR MOTOR DRIVEN, TUGS BARGES, STRAW YR OIL LIGHTERS, LAUNCHES, MOTUR YADETS AND HOUSEBOATS,

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A. D. C THEATRE ROYAL

TC-NIGHT

"THE BLUE BIRD"

Second Performance Tuesday Nor. 19th- Third Performance Saturday Nov. 14th

PRICES as ustral

PIT (reserved) no $2-

A Fairy Play in 5 Acts

BY

MAURICE MAÈTERLINCK

TONIGHT E

the Distinguished Patronage of H. E. Six F. H. MY, KOMG.. H. . Mason GENERAL F. H. KELLY, C., and Commodoro E N. ANSFECTUER. CM.G, R.N.,

in aid of

THE PRINCE OF WALES FUND

100 Performers

50 Children

50 Trained Birds

A special corps de ballet of 25 Orchestra of 25 under Professor Gonzales

Night Saturday, Nov. 7th

Gala

Dress Circle & Stalls sold out.

Pit Stalls at $3-can-now be Reserved.

Second

Night TUESDAY,

Third

November 10th: ' Night BATURDAY, November 14th.. Cress Cirald and Stalls $3.

Pit $2 (Thea can now be Rearved)

COMMENCING EACH EVENING AT 9.15 P.M. SHARP.

Booking opens at MOUTRIE'S to holders of Advance Tickets on October 27th at 9AM. General Bocking from October 29th

Ranizal, who are ready to mise cory of Frontier tribesmen if desired.

Offers have also been received from

ΤΖΑΚ ΠΟΤΕΙ

Me Mrs W. Arm- Mr Loo Jones

strong

Mr. B. Layton

Mr & Mrs Koch-

Mr Ninten

the Feudatory Stato of Amb, from the Mr J. D. Auld

Mrs Border

Mr W. G, Luke-

Mr & Mrs CarmichaelMajor McHardy Me M. Cary

tion to direnting the community of Chicls in the Aden Hinterland... His Highnes the Aga Khan adli Bhutan Maharufu, and from the Arab Mr Bead

which he the spiritual head to place their personal services and sourdes cnreservedly at the disposal Et Govern ment, hus volunteered to serve as a private in any infantry regiment of the Indian Expeditionary Force,

mounted Bedsteads, Toilet Tables, Ward vanteers for the second contingent. If would appear to be at Paderborn; in the German Emperor as a criminal among The Raja of Ako!ket:-Personal service

of savent We publish how nowy offers. which we have received from their relative and other sources

robes, Washstands, &c., Sideboards, Dioner full segold any division is no anct, Westhulia Waggons, Extension Dining Tables and regiments will be trafnent to be forwarded Chairs, etc., etc.. Dinner and Dessort Services, Crockery Class and E.-P. Ware, Cooking Stoves. (New), Cutlery. Eitchen, Utensils, etc..

Al

Three Pianos, One Old Binckwood Wardrobe, Desk, Electric Reading Lamps, etc.. 1 Marble Clock, several Iron Sales, stc., sta... Duplicators, Lace Curtains and 2 Typewriters.

Catalogues will be issued. TIXA:A9. ngozi.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Bongrong, November 4, 1914.

PRAE

TRAMWAYS

** LIMITED,

TIME TABLE.

from time to times s s to keep the Canadian Army at its full strength in the field. At least 40,000 more men will most the sea, uk those will have to las recruited and trained very shortly, The question of sending another full army division will be settled later

Soren thousand five hundred horses will be taken by the first Canadian con |tingent..

After spending three hours under guard at Fort Osborne Barracks. Mr. Knax Mag. ditor of the Winnipeg Saturday Pist, who was arrested on account of 164 criticisms of the Militia Department god the condition at the camp at Valcartier, was relented on signing a declaration that he would discontinua such criticism for the present.-The Times,"

COMPANY,

ነፋ

WEKİ DATE.

7.00.m. to 8.00 Every 15 minutes.. 8.00.m. to 10.00 am...Every 10 minutes.the

U

DESTROYING THE ENEMY'S WIRELESS.

i'

SYDNEY, Sept. 2 leports have been received here that the Clermon wireless station on

Lieutenant-Colonel A. W. Abercrombie, the Connaught Hangers, who was reported missing, has been permitted to write to his wife, dater! August 30, that he is a prisoner in the hands of the Germans, and quito well.

Captain A. G. Luther, of the King's

men, sad the German nation, misguided and hally led though it is, stillerininal wong nations,

See George W: Steevens on the funern of Genlon:,,With Kitchener to Khar town," chapter 25, page 367. Tam, Sir &c.,

MARK SULLIVAN. New York, Supt. 21.

The passage is 0. W. Stecvean's book Own Yorkshiris Light Infantry, reported to which Mr. Mark, Sullivan,' the distin killed in action on September 3, is notguished editor of Collier's Weekly, refers, killed, but wounded and a prisoner. He is as follows:-

Fourteen years next January-yet was picked up by the Germans after the fight on August 26.

even through thus humiliating, thought Lieutenant B, G. Peck, få Lancers, there ran a whisper of triumph. We prissaer. His may be slow but in that very slowneCLS reported, mässing, is horse was shot under him in the charge we show that we do not forget. Soon

August 21.

furious

The wife of Captain E. S. B. Hamil.or late, we is our own their due. Here wero mra bass fought for Gordon's life |us. B.A.M.G., who was reported miss while he lived-kitcliyucz, who went

ing after the battle of Mons, has received disguised and ahas, among from him a post-card stating that he is enemies to get raw of him: Wauchoper prisoner of war in Belgium, that to who poured out his blood like water fis in good health, and is bring, kindly Tamai and Kirbekau: Stuart Wortley

treated.

who missed by but twe days the chance Major S. E. St. Leger Royal Irishof dying at Gordon's wide. And here,

in the felt.

VISITOR AT HOTELS

HONGKONG HUTIL.

ME. S. Abraham

Mr H. G. Allen

Mr M. T. Jones

Mr E. M. Joseph Mr R. M. Joseph Mr and Mrs F. H

Highs the Sackwar of Bareda All his troops and resources. Their Highnesses the Maharaja and the MOM. Alpor

Keith Maharani Maji Sahiba of Bharatpur- My CP. Arnold.

Mr & Mrs Athol L. (1) The whole resources of their

Andemon & maid Mr E. B. Lambert State; (2) two motor.com and a Mr J. E. Bagkhouse Mr A. Langston chanteur, with all expenses: (3) Rs. Capt. & Mrs Bain. Ms. G. T. Lloyd

Mr & Mrs G. Luju. 2.000 to the Indian Relief Fuad. His

Mr F. C.

Mr E. F. Lyle Highness has ofered also persoal sez-

Mr E H. Barney MrJ. Macdonald vigo in the fold.

Mr J. R. Hacdonald Mr E R. Bate Mr D. L. Baumgartanbir & Me F, Mar...

Intyre and chile Mrs E. R. Balilioa

Mrs R. P. Mana and Mr G. D. J. Bell Mr G., Bens Mr and Mrs. C. W. Dr O. Marriott

Beswick

Mr W. L Manahall

ידי

Bridge Benham

1.0

His Highness the Raja of "Pudukots

"All I possess "; expresses his an- iety to serve in any capacity. Has placed his motor car at the disposal of Government, and is returning to Indis to raise subject to approval, Mr and Mi A... R. Mrs R.T. Matheson

Miza M. Matheson Bishop Black regiment of his subjects to release a

Mr W. M

Mr J. Mereak Regular regiment.

Mr G. C. Boudap Mr C. E. Meyer

HL. Bredhaff Mr G. 9. Middleton Mir Gulnur Ali Khan of Khairpur

Mr G. Personal service in the fold.

Mr. and Mrs R. L. Mr J. H. N. Mody

Mr James Moore Sahibzada Nasir Ali Khur 'ef Tanpur:-

Mr J

Mr W. J. Morboo H, Brister Personal service.

Mr C. B. Brooke Mr Ma The British Indian residents in this MrE. O Browalow Mir Dias Newton country of every class and creed have Mr A. J. Cambridge Mi W. B: Nichols been forwari with loyal and generous Mr J. 8. Chalmers Mr A. W. Ogden

Mr L. V. Chute offers of personal services and help.

Mr W. H. Clarke In a further statement the Secretary W. E.

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Cole

mian

Mr Arthur Course

Mr T, P, Des

MrJ. H. Crooker, Mr and Mrs J. hirs Douglas

Mr H. Olsen Me J.

Ormiston

Mr & Mrs Fentranth Mr G. M. Powel Mr A. M. Preston Mb A. B. Purvis Mr EH. Ray Miss F. ET Mr J. P. Rowell

Mr Casulli

and children

Hi,& Mrs McMunt Ist Mead

Mr and Mrs Coppin Mr & Mrs Mitchan- Comdr. & Ms Correa more and child Mr J. Plammer. Mr Fotta Major Pyus, R·•E

Mr A. Cousland Capt. & Mrs Corn, Major Falchnie Mis Rice Mr and Mrs Faster Mr Rogers

and children

Mr. W. Gidding

Mr. A. Sinclair

Miss Skinner

Hr & Mes A. Gibson M: 0. Skott

Mr F. Grisnall

Mr B. A. Ensle

Mrs Smith

Mr Burenson

Lt. Col. Gordon Hall, Mr G. E. Stewart

RAKO

Capt. and Mrs Wash Kr F. A. Hazeland sad child

Mr & Mrs J. Horba-Caph & M Whe Mrs Borbrender fold Major Humphrey, M E. Williams

R.ES.

Mr C. Willson It. Col. H. W. Llen, Mr Wood

B.O.A.

"

KING EDWARD HOTEL Mr E. Almberg M: W. J. Leverett Mr H. T. Anderson Mn C. H. Loober MEN. 3. Austin - Mƒ Q. W, O.. Maysa

Mr. H. M'Clure Mr W. C. Bowen Mr and Ms H. B. Mi and Mrs H. L

MaHugh Bidger & family

A. Millar Mr Stephen J. Corey Commander Morita Mr J. W. Mardoek Mr and Mrs C. K.

Mr W. Badge

D= C

·C. T. Cross.

Miss E. Davidson

Coas

Mr Doan Mr A. Fiecher Air A Boy Mr Ray Gardner Mr P. O. Hall Mr and Mrs R.

Hollect

Mia W. C. Paksara Mr W. J. Pringle Mr and Mrs W. E,

Robinso

10.00 to 11.00 ....Every 15 minuter. Ilan of Nuutu Has been destroyed, and Regiment. at Devonport, reported moist too, were boys who could hardly lian of State for India gives details of addi-Dr A. Lton M. H. Handles Per Mr and Mrs R... Panco 11.00am to 18,45 pslitery 15 minutes thut now the British flag floats over the ing, has sent a 'telegram from Antwerp when their mothers told thour that Gortional offers of service, &c., which have.

reached the Vientoy- 13.15pm to 1.15 p.m. Every 10 minutes land, although the German Governor to Mr.. Herbert, arousin of his residing don was dead, grown up bow and appear-

His Highness the Maharajah of Kar 1.15pm to 1.15 p....Every 10 minutos.

umi his staff have been allowed to remain, at Devonport, stating that he is fit andag in the fullness of time to exact 11,000 has been rejected for active advice. 1.45pm. to 2.15pm...Every 10 minutes.

lives for one. Gordon may die-other 2.15pm to 5.00 pEvery 10 minutes. It is stated that the enemy have now rel

Further contingents & Imperial Sér- 5.00pm to 8.10pm.Every 10 minutes.

Linoficial Information has been receiv Gordons may din in the future-but the vics Troop have been accepted from WIGHT CARA

Senttered fighting took place at Rábaul, ed that Colonel W. E Gordan, V.C., Dame class-limbed broad will grow up three States, ming a States in all. | Mr W. A Dowley Mr A. W. Schreider Mr L. 8. East Mrs D. G. R. Smith. the German seas of Goverment in New the 1st Battalion Gordon Highlanders, and avenge them." Hritain Neu Pommera) up to nightfall who was fully reported missing i

6,60 p.m. #ið 9 p.m., 9.80 p.m. is 11.00

P. every kalf hour.

11.00 p.m. to 11.45p.m. srazy quarter of

au Loor.

BUSDATT

7,46 ath, to 10.30 am...Every 15 minutes. 10.50am to 11.00am...Every 10 minute 7130a.m. to 12 Noct....Every 15 minutos, 12.00 Noon to 100 Every 10 minutes. 1.00p.m. to 5.00p.m... Every 15 minutes. 6.00 pm, to: 6.00 p.m... Every 10 minutes. 6.00 p.m. to $7.00 p.m... Every 15 minutes 1.00p.m. to 8.10p.m...Every 10mmrter. NIGHT GABS as on Wook Days,

SATURDAYO.

Extra Car at 13 midnight. SPECIAL CIARE by arrangement at the Jompany's Office, ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS De Your Foid Central, p

JOHN D. HUMPHREYS & SUN

Amaral ManaMELTE

FIRE ALEXASURA CAFE Cannot be

Bestan, if Equalled For Bread Dakany Cheri woddamnty--Sende wikh Wines &

no wireless stations in the Pacific.

on the 14th. The natives under Gera rounded prisoner.

mah leadership proved very troublesome. Major Sirapyon, of the 1st Battalion They fired on our "men, pleverly taking Gordon Highlanders, reported missing, in cover behind trees, but were easily re- privacner of war. He is severely in- pulted with no low to the Australian jured in both legs. force. After this Itaboul practically sur rendered.

Dr. Pockley, a membered the Austra un Red Croom detachment, was shot by

a German officer after he had removed

Captain Foord, of the 20l Manches regiment, reported mining, is in Lady Dudley's Hospital at S, Nazaire, France, wounded

Captain Augustus Scott Willi

his cout with the Red Crow band on the B.A.1.C., who was officially reported khetus, to cover a wounded man.

killed, bas ment's letter to his wife stating that, with 170 wounded men, he is a CHAMBERLAIN'S COUGH REMEDY: prisoner. at Brunswick, where they are

being well treated.

WHEN you have a had cold you want # Mfr. Humilton Miley, Ennin, Fenrith,

Vremedy that will not only give relief. bub effect a prompt and permaneat on Sunday received a telegran stating euro, a remedy that to pleasant to take that his only son, Captain H. L. Riley, remedy that contains nothing injorious Rifle Brigade, hay again been wounded, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy meets all

these requirements. It acts on naturo's

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plan, rolíevas the lungs, xide expectoration,

opens the secretions and refores thosystém

to healthy condition. This remedy hyou have lost your applits, one of

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the biggVariaty of dainty dishes at the

a world wide releand ass, and nun, alway ALEXANDRA CAFE is Büre to Lampt

be depended upon. For me by all Obemies

and Storaksspare, ig

The Man Who Gets There

In the man who has blood-- real rich red blood and plenty of it--in his body. WATERBURY'S METABOLIZED A COD LIVER CIL COMPOUND:

makes blood-lots of it--Ble giving, brain nourishing. strength replenishing blood.

OF ALL CHEMISTS

Donnison

N.

Mr. Dvi Seliteid

Mr D. 8. B. Douglas Mr W. H. Smith namely Alwar Bharati. Bikaner Mr F. T. Duckworth Mrs AG, Smith

Mr F. Smyth Faridkot, Gwalior, Hyderabad, Indore, Mias M. E. Dully Jaipur, Jind, Jodhpur, Kapurthala, Kaah Mr and Mrs H. C. Mr. B. Sorensen.

Ehrenfula

Miss. 4. Squat mit, Mysore, Patiala Razpur. 1)

Mr‍k. Evensen

Mrs. Stock meet Imperial Service contingents from

Mr C. P. Sutthery.. Mr L Forster Bahawalpur Bhavnagar Bhopal, Idar, Mr. Gilder Mr R. G. Taylor

Mr F. H. Tykon Junagadh, Khairpur, Maler Kotla, Na Mr J. Gibb

Capt. BL.A. Walker vansgar, Sirmour, and Tehri will be Mr J. Gould

Capt. T. P. Hall- ME J. T. Warren. accepted later if need arises

MW. A. Hannibal Mr L Hot Mr A. MrF. W. White

Hewett, C.M.G. Mraad Mis A. Whit Mr and Mrs G.3.0.** Mazah

A joint offer from Dhar, Berwani, Ali Rajpur, and Jhabua who maintain no Imperial Service Troops, is under con Bideration:

His Highness the Maharajsh of Gwa lior has also given £2,000 for motor curs and transport, and £0,000 for relied

Belgian sufferers,

ok

Their Highnessy the Bajah and Banj of har has contributed to His Royal

Watson

ELLA Mr. J. Wilson Mr W. J. Hodge Mr G. G. Wood Miss A. A. S. HolmesMr G. J. Wood Mr R. Heater Mr HL. D. Woolle Mr P. Hutchison Mr and Mrs J. Mr D. J. Hatchison Mr B, James

Higher the Prince of Wales's Fund C SA

Offare of hotsen hava been made, by GRAND HOTEL. tho Chiets of Baroda, Bhopal, Dhor M: F. Allen M. W. D. Gibbs Jodhpur Mysore, Patiala, Hewa Mr D. Bond Mr Reynilds Mr. O. Bendewijn Mr Borgorg Loyal offers of Kosice have been reMr and Mrs A.B. Mr B. Bauderson

| seived from the tribes of Aureum and Cre

the Swat Vailey And from the Beati K. Emiatt McB.H Wat

Mr J. Joseph

Mr F.B Bowley MU. F. OBĽBOSS, P. Dr Sibran

Mr H. J. Skee

Mr.Di E. Boler Mr D. W Karsdorp, He EL. Eyirestar Mr&Mrs P.Kizebners Mr E. Lame Me and Min-Kraft - Mirs Thompson MW. G. Krabs Mr and Mira, J. Mr & Mm U. Lauroef." Underwood

Mr C. H. Vau derret

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Mr J. Lennox · Me AA WA Vaï dés, Miss Lennos

Me Taitting Loung Mr L. Young

MASA KIKOSULESS HOTEL Consul Gen. G. E. Mr G. & Jonker

• Krend Mrs K JW. Master Kent

Anderson Deant Mrs

Bolles' Mr MJ. Breen

Mir W. Logan Mi E. J. Mi

MA. J. Coope. Mr. J. Pawiba My D. E. Donnelly Mr & Mrs J. Robers * MFB, E. Fielder

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