WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6, 1915,
Hughes and Hough
AUCTIONETAS TO TER GOVERNMENT,
AND ADMIRALEET,
General Auctioneers
AND
Share, Coal and
General Brokers.
PROPRIETORS
"TO-KWA-WAN ” COAL STORAGE.
Codes used A.B.C.'ITH 5TH MOTION. A1. TELEGRAPHIC Cope.
Telegraphic Address MERION HONGKONG.
G.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
PIE-Undersigned have received instruc Lions to sell by Public Aucting,
on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 6th and 7th January, 1915, at 10 s.mi. each day, at i 31. NAVAL YARD, and
at the Kowloon Davor.
Une 42 Fuet Steam Taunch (Hall only)
C2
Bottled History
is a phrase that can truthfully be applied to JOHNNIE WALKER- Every bottle sold to-day has been maturing during the past six, ten or twelve years as follows:
JOHNNIE WALKER,
“White”, Label.
Over 6 years old, JOHNNIE WALKER,
"Red" Label.
Over 10 years oiù.
JOHNNIE WALKER,
*Black" Label,
Over 12 years old,. Guaranteed sameQuality throughout the World.
To safeguard these ages our paley for the future is the policy of the past. First and foremost toises that the margin of stock: Over na as is always liege chang
te mangin our joi ne qualky-
To be obtained from 1-
KAMP & CO.. S-IANCHAL PERRIN, COOPER & CO..
. TIENTSIN. THE HANNOW DIPENTARY-
LID, HAVK-AV,
SIEMSEN 2 CO. CANTON
MONG-KOtain
Bauten Windy. "Wistilleri Kanoma. Skad.
AUCTIONS.
I
PUBLIC AUCTION:
THE Undersigned have received instruc
u btean Fire Engine and end 64 Feet or sull by Public Auction,
Coal Lighter (carrying capacity
150 Tons)
OLD AND HOEPLU:
NAVAL AND VICTUALLING
STORES
Comprising:-
Old and burlaus Naval Stores --Ships Compasses, Builor with Mountings etc.,
Fan Engines, Compound Horizontal
(FOR ACCOUNT OF TUR CONCTANED),
on
FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the 18th and 10th Junusry, 1915, commancing each day at 237 p.m.. at their Sales Roams, No. 8, Des Voogz Itond, Corner of Ice House Street,
A VERY VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
Stile going strong.
THE CHINA MAIL.
SHOULD JAPAN BE ASK- ED TO CO-OPERATE IN EUROPE?
submental objection that THE DESTRUCTION OF
THE BULWARK.-
UNOFFICIAL. DETAILS OF THE DISASTER.
many person, will def to the introduss tion Aretics in a Nacopean quarrel 'is fond of the old-tachioned prejudies, that | will not hold water by them days, Keep Asia mút od it, say thina nu-minded persoas, but they forget that Asia haa in right to her say in the matter.
many is thting.not parchy, for hea mony in Europe, hur for colonies and tropical possession. Wore she to wit Central News, in a massapo pasest for she would won hard her own, way in
Gr
The Sheernes errependent of the
TUBORG BEER
Yearly Output 92,000,000 Bottles
By special appointment to the ROYAL DANISH COURT.
Supplied to:-"THE HOUSE OF LORDS" V
ard"
"THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.”
SOME PRESS OPINIONS—
"Financial News" "The superior quality of the Boer will secure a large
"Sporting
the nther continents. Asia thus emot publication by the Press Bureau an the share of patronage. 10" To those of our renïlors dusiring a light; refreshing and
be kept out of is. India has been brought day of the explosion on 13. Wolpalatable driak, we can confidently recommend Tuborg Bear."
"Lancat" "Tae Boer is desirably light in character, showing a low alcoholla. into it. Japan is the other great repre-wark,' says: Juss bifany eight velock | sentative of Asia that possess an army in the wording some sling vessels lying strength, and the taste was delicately bitter; the absence of objectionable pre
sarvatives and of hitter substitutes was acertained.” which might, without fear of the cells in the Biver Medway, heard the sound ba, placed opposite Prussian regiments.
Or S AT ALL HOTELS AND CLuna, CAN BE OBTAINED FROM-
MESSRS. NAM HING LOONG-WING ONICOS-TY SING,- HEUNG CHEONG, KOWLOON,Etc. Etc.. AND THE;
SOLE AGENT, WALLACE J. HANSEN,
It is pure fully to neglect availing our, et, à lond explosion from the direįtion
valuable Aures of the battleship Bulwark. This ; was i selves of auch a strength as is at our disposal through followed by a huge volume of smoke the loyalty and goodwill of our Japansetrom the battleship and when this had allics. The Japanese havis more than Fleury away, it gras trens that he had futalled the bold prediction of Siz Stam- Entment disappeared troui" "view. „Assist- ferd Raffles 100 years ago thay of aane was medistely forthcoming, but Tole. 1612. Asiatic the Japanese were the mast few my believed to have been savod,, likely to attain equality with Europynus The sure, agency's Chatham corres-
in character and capacity. They have pendent, in a telegram despatched at attained it, but what they want is a 1132 am, but held up by the Censor versal recognition of the fast, and thereforeurly seven hours say that the! is no better way to accomplish this ob. Tulwark bulb, was taking in jret than by taking a glorious part immunition, and the explosion_securred the tremendous struggle which is reml [in the megain-from accidenté enten
A further Whgrant"trans the. Sacer- Tag auch of Europe to piens, and which will to folt in its rosequares to themes pornpondent of the theatral News, farthest enda ef, the curth the fer-headed in at 10,35 am, #isiced be runus gain the day.
IMPROVEMENTS OF THE PORT OF LONDON.
Widening the Navigable Channel.
From the Nore up to Crayfordays the navigable channel i. to be widened. and depard to 10 it. and 30 tr. it low water: this work is practiendly com pleted up
to Graevenly opposite the Tilbury Decks. To the Albert Doct, even miles further up, the same deftia
0.20 pan, stat that the tous only ang esplosion, the port being critici It is shaaval thus thus explosion borgrand la the few menico el the Balen and that verything pointed to it bolag an explosion in the ship and not due inf [any external agency,
JAME
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from the verniels. In the giver to regun survivors, who won takin to Chatham
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[Dockyant.
ENIOWDENISA'N' STORY,
An e-witzers of the Sartor who' a ship within a short distame!
of the Thukwerk gave the following ne
gertusframlent:
An article anpury in the November to be nasintoiiul, low the width is untent in the Tek Azeriation's, thathu.] number of the Fornightly Review, en- titled The Fall Velus of the Japanese Aligned by a writer who sigas hinvelt En Vidctio. The burden of it is the desirability of shortening the war fry the cu-operation of the Japanese Anay in Hurope. This is upjureatly.cne of the articles telegraphic stranary of which
to be 600 ft. The width and depths |
-f want Erekist at afhan hurther above ure pa las 19:32 (t., 2010), H., }
Įmirates to right this morning wha I 450 45, and 20 Ét.. and fully hoord an explasten, and I went on decks the Bat-mentiound goes terring My first farmson was that the requrt the zezala, Tower Bridge to Linders produced by the ring of a ralite Belg.
Engine, Unistan and Engine, Oil Engine CHINESE PORCELAINS. DRASSES, has protud soot sarcastic writing in chalk, and mat; the dredging plant con- that something, arful but happened.
Canvas
with Tank, Cylinders, Sarface Coudu.sers, Electric Light Engine and Dynamo, Hand Winches, teed Pompa, ateul Floats, Slide Valves, Propellers, Air CompressDT, and Lencher uses, Stage Lashing, Coir Cordige, Paperstail, Cantas Rags, Old Indis Rubber, Reading and Table Lamps, Bosts, Cars (Ash and Fir), Carpets, Rugs, Blankets, Punkaks, Steel Tonk, Electric Cable, Old Chain Cable,
Old Iron nud Steel. Mineral and Oliva Oil, &a., &c.
Old and Surplus Victualling Stores: Provisions, Seamen's Clothing, Blankets, Officers Mesa Trps (quantity of Electro-plated Articles and Tablo Liven), Implements, Seamen's Megs Utensils. Onk Staves etc., etc.
AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF AMERICAN FLorn.
|
i
&c.,
BRONZES,
&c....
Recently imported from the North, Consisting of—
Yuen, Ming, Kanghi, Yungaling,, Kicalung Toekwenu nad Keithiog Froducts, Comprising
White and Blue Flutes and Vasca, z number of Sang-de-Bouf and Feach Bloom! Vanes, and 3-Coloured Vases, Agate and Crystal Suul Bottles and Ornaments, Ming Bronzes and Incense Burners, etc., ute.
Conte, etc., etc.
Also
(Full Particulars_fræn Catalogus.) -Terms of Sals --As detailed in he Catalogass.
N.B.The Undersigned will gite one HUGHES & HOUGH week guarantee na to genuineness of the By Appointment Auctioneers to the | articles užerod.
Admiralty. Hongkong, Dec. 23. 1914.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
1330
'HE Undersigned have received instruc
tions to Sell by Public Auction,
CIE
FRIDAY,
the 8th January, 1915, commencing
at 8.30 p.m., at their Sales Rooms, No. 8,
Des Voeux Road, Corner"
of Ice Hons Strrot,
Terms of Sale-from Ca'slogue.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, January 4. 1915.
HOTELS
1351
KINGSCLERE HOTEL,
HONGKONG.
Dese
This work wile Tavolve the removal of by one cử the ship', but the noise was "When I got on deck I sona low 2009100 cabic is. of gravel. sant, quite exceptional. Japwe wspapers, ys the Japan prises the statkudiger Eval
The watre and sky were, of-quped by Chromiche." From internal evidence, beagh, mixing 8,503 tons of wind perene talanes of smok. We were at the write it to be familiar with hour, rl six backet-drogers, with
jia ronde what pesistance wo muld. – An { Japon, where, if we are not mistaken, twenty-one ata-boppers or taking the once-ordered th the kerne of the disaster
ha occupied a high positiu in the diplo-roll down to the septi
atin work. We nuk the following
THE 'does or 'nocks. The ducks consist of five mon
TWO NEW DRY SOCKS,
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forehend.
to
& QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRA
WELLINGTON
KNIFE POLISH. WELLINGTONU SILVERSMITHS
BLACK LEAD SOAPLAT
ROLYBRILLIANT METAL
FOR CLEANING
NEVER BECOMES DRY HANG LIKE OTHERME
JOHN OAKEY & SONS, LIMITED, "WELLINGTOS kistia, Lonposa
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VISITORS AT HOTELS.
HOJÓKONG UMTITI..
Mr C. A. Adams
Mr W. E. Clayton
Mr.B. James Mr M. T. Jones
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Mr. J. Mardling
Dr. O. Mariota
M: J. Merecki
Mr G. S. Middieten. Mr. Miller MJH. N. Mody B1: P. L. Mankioan Ms W. J. Morrisan
TRAK HOTEL.
M & M W Arm- Mrs Trekman
strong
Mr. N. Jeffries
My Ted Joper
Mr and Mrs W. 11. Mr A. Keith
Beli
Mr & Mrs Barrett
Mr Donder
Major Bonce
Mir & Sie Carmichael
At F. W. Cary,
Mr & Mrs Caschi
A. Contud
Mr Dutton
Majo: Faichnie
Mir Linton
Mr Lockye
Mies Moldin
Mr & Mrs Mitchell- more and child ► Mr and Mrs Paiwa
Mr & Mrs J. Plumniër
Mr W. J Pringlo.
Major Pyne, B.E
Mr & Mis A. Gibson Mr & Mrs Ralph■ Mr F. Gristelr Eng. Comdr. Roomor Mrs Grint
Mrr Fharp
Mr & Mrs E. A. Hale Mr A. Sinclair Lt. Col Gordou Hall, Misa Skinner
RA.M.C. Mrs Grant Smith'
Mr F. A. Hareland
Mr & Mrs A. Findl
M & M Benner Smith G. Morse
Forg Riglibour His Boyleader.
Newton
1.
Capt. Daton
Penticat
Farden
Mis Taruer
Birs Walcotty.
Major Humphrey, Col. &irs Walton
R.FA
Capt & Vis Whhe
first we che nothing but when the smoke cited a hit we were hostisid
no. She secil have datily ** Po tem the scale promptly and com.first, the Thury Decks, users, with to and that the battleship. Butmark but posely to the Westem theatre of the their three leaner for the Bombay Wash from it. Is a Bittle istor for what is wanted in the immediate Australia, and Atlante penger ind dental a portion of the juge "vested' We presence of an additional army al 250,00 | vias, 34 warm de de* ENG
howing about 4 fi aboue watin.. mean aray' fally trained sud-aided; the main decks to le extended
gta vigilant bokout for the unfor to 4,2004. by 650 ft., azi involve an andy to the cut to the dent at maðu and to fight on their arrival is meant. ellition of 1,800 . to the South Qarande row, bus chly naw two men.. "I and then, is only era country that cam and of thres large scansit che, not know whether the bouts res supply it. That country is our gallant 600 ft.. and 650 (. long and oft., wide ed any. One of the men we sit waS dead. The poor, fllow was terribly Old Lacquer Screens, Amber, Coral and and devoted ally. Japan? The word do. The now quay wall he found af en mutiintel. His clothing was in sh Jadestone Beads, Old Chinese Engravings voted is used advisedly. We have only monoliths sunk to the ballast at a depth The other man was alive, hut non-Mr E. S. Abraham and Pictures, Fabaiieries, Mandarink and we can have Japanese co of 10 t. below coping level. The ultimate scicas. He had a terrible word in his Mr TW, Ainsworths Mr S. M. Joseph
operation to-morĘDW_
Mt E. 3. Joseph The First doubt extension will require a new entrance
Mr G. Klenck Mr & Mrs Athol L. Me R M. How phi that my strike the mind is that Japan lock. 1350.00. By 1990 ft.,' with 56 ft."o!
Anderson & maid Mr Ed Larne is top it. Let us remove this doubt water over dilly; the dayth of high watte
The Daiwark was lying our Sheer. Mr J. H. Backbeuse Mr and Ms F. B. der H. A. Cutweight Mr and Mrs Perry
LAIJ tone. Japan by the Pacific Catundian of spring toles in the main and-transit
Mr H. D. L pes and was taking in ammunition from Ir and Mrs S. W. ruuth is only a few days farther awaydocks is 38 ft.
Bacon from the English Channnet than India.
some barges at the time. I tuntut Mr J. D. Batchäder Mr. G. T Ly Two new dry checks and a deep-watebat was the cause of the explosion. Mr E R. Bate
Mr and Mrs Lujs With a month of the Emperor of Japan issuing his ardors, the Japanese jutty for curgo-sleuters are also under Soms say there were the power barges Mr E. A. Baackham Mrs R. P. Bans noe
Engineering The Arny would be in Flanders or Nor-estruction, says
them. Its all have one with the Mrs E. R. Balilios
Mr mandy.
GA. Bena We have brought in India. litter is designert us à double-deck stru: Balurk. They would have only two C. D. J. Ball with its comparatively small sumy. Weng, 1,000 it, by a) ft. built on or three hands en cach. Linediately Mr & Mrs Beswick cinot for the sake of the common catered concrete. t by ped-with after the explosion the other mem-of Mr and Mrs. R.
Bishop mirain from exrdseing our influence ton electric cranes The new
war put out their torpedo note, but in
Mr W. M. Black to induce Japan to come to the front, side landing-stage fa pasengers is to
my own mind I feel sare there was no
Mr. B. Brooke Very little inducement will be necessary, be 1,500 ft. by 80ft,
At the Victoria and Albert Docks the submarine about, and that the Mr C. H. Brock
disaster was the result of an accident.** aci Japan will throw into the sunle not
Mr and Mrs C. E
Brown Another eye-witness of the catastrophe little army, but a mass which the brart-centre of the docks, a very large
stated that the Bahark's band was play Dr Carthew Germans will have to trúas into account, development scheme is in progress. The The Japanese alliance is one of the chief water area, of 181 neros, is to be increas
the explosion occurred a great volume assets of the British Empire; the fine jed by 134 ngres; flm kuth is to be a ling just like the rear blew up. When Dr. A L E. F. Cole, Mr and Mrs A. D. i has aired to bring it into the general it. (ultimately access is be of fame and smoke what into the. af. Sir Arthur account for the summation of a task afforded by an entrance-lork, 203 it. bis the ship catred in split in two, and Med. W. Cranston. Mr A.B. Parven
Mrs J. A. Randall Misa 11. E. Dully Mr H. Ray that will confer present relief and future 100 it, with it, wat below then heel over and sane. She dis. Mr W. A. Dowley
Trinity highwater, over, the sill. The security on many millions of people.
According to a Sheernes mer and Mrs H. O. Lieut-Gol, and Mrs
brenlvis Sor must wo forget that Japan is and od deeks to be enected appeared in lers than five fuinutes, enj
E. Erensen
Mira F. Bray herself at war with Germany, and that bypass. 1000 wide, spanned i thought the disaster my Eufe been MrE. sher Ens the right to attack her where a swing bed but ultimately a still due to exrdite xplosion. The force od Mir H. Flashman Mt S. P ver she deems fit. If she liked to send larger stock will be built worth of the the explosion shit the hogs six miles Capt. and Mrs E. M. Mr J. Robinson
French and chill Mr II. Rodger 31: Denman Fuller Mr J. P. Howall an draada of her own to Europe there prevent site,
Mr O. Skott 1.7. Chide 5th Ed. is to one with any right to stop her,
Gibb A. Soutland telegram suya many re- Mr J. An importasi ature of the present idents at Southend and Westelion-Me A B. German Hongkong, Peptember 1, 1905, 120 and critainly either France nor Bel-
Mirs A. G. Smith Dining Tables and Obaira, etc., etc.,
gium wzall look askance at any ad, no scheme is the provision on the southsea, walking along the front, sew a vivid Mr V. Goulbourn Dinner and Dansert Survices, Crockery.
matter whence it came. As Japan's side of wren jetties for the transference ash, followed by a dense volime of Mr & Mru J. Gould Mr & Mia B. Smyth
Mr EL IK Griffitha Mr R. Smyth
Alr &. 8. Sorensed Glass and E-F. Sundry Ware, Cooking KING EDWARD HOTEL chief desire and ambition is to in a goods between ship at with grenish smoke, which lasted for about it. T. P. Bali
prominent placé among the Great Power gut interfering with the direct discharge ten minutes, when i was rectual. The Mr and Mrs W. A. Mis A. Square Mr S. Statiord Centra: Location.
out of Asia, but of the world; the pixion to the dock quay, racing dock, pier was shaken very considerably and
Mr S. Steckmeet ELECTIC TRIM Pass Entrance,ility of military action in Eine has long (ultimately 800 ft.), is being the shock was felt is the hundreds of Mr G. Harper A Electric Lifts, Fana and Lighting, bach carefully tolled by the Hendrita provided at the extens inner, end and was essendo Capt. & Mea J. B. W. Mr H. E., Swaffeld
Hay, 35th Bikhs Mrs G. IL Swift European Baths and Sanitary Fittings. Staf at Tokyo, and there is Uttle Similar Improvements are planned for vessels ashored in Southend Ronde. At Me U. H. P. Hay Hrs II. Tahor
A. Mz N. P. Tbomain Hot and Cold Water System throughout doubt that all je rady dr the cutica the next group of docks, the East India Shoeburync, Southend, and Leigh win. Hon. Mr E
system, which closely adjoins the West dows and doors rattled violently.
Hewett, O.M.G.Me Luang Vejazdu of a clear and well-conceived plan. Daa Best of Food and Service.
While Japan, would not make any Iralia, the Millwall, and Surrey groups.
[At the subsequent inquiry it was Mr and Mrs F. J.Me E. der Voux
Mr E. B. Walte Higham TELETHORI 373.
bargain, offering her cooperation in The improvements of the West India found that the disaster was caused by Cipt, and Mrs B. A. Mr 3c Mrs. A. WiM J. Joseph Capt. A. 11. Ptewart- TEGEGRAPHIK ADDRESS.
large spirit and with the sympathy of Docks, the pioneers of modern dock internal explosion-Ed.) VICTORIA FRANK JA COURE, to cerard, it would be hurtful to our accommodation, dating from 1852, in-
Manager,
feelings and to our Allies also to noceptives the reopening of the ad Lune- ch-nid without her receiving som dehouse Basin und Lock. At the Surrey finito reward and share in the spoils of Dock there is amplo uren for further victory. We could none of us let her development,
At this Loudon Docks the chic urgeat reborn" "empty-handed after eo signal da service, and get there might be sono sprovement in the enlargement of the STELLT.sent in firing upon a suitable bronco channels; twostorey jetty, and attainable reward. It would be-hd-785 ft. by 102 ft is also being cons ter to fix it beforehand, and the follow tereted there, the upper part to serve Ing suggestion might provide a solution as a warehouse, the lower for transit.
TNRIVALLED position in the Hill
distries, overlooking the Boinnies Gardens and facing the Harbour.
Numerous quiat Suites with laxuriously fitted Bathrooms, Telephones and Electric Telephones lu Bedrooms and Sitting-rooms throughout. Telephone No. 1122,
Fa
A QUANTITY OF VALUABLE TEAKWOOD AND BLACKWOOD FURNITURE, &..
As Follows TEAKWOOD:-Drawing Room Suites, Bedroom Suite, Dining Room Furniture, At-chaits and Solas, Carpet and Rugs, Brass and Brun mounted Bedsteads, Toilet, Jablo Addrezn... * Sachsola,'
&c., Tables, Wardrobes, Washstands, Sideboards, Dinner Waggons, Extension
Stovea. Cotlery, sto
Also
Blackwood Furniture Two Pianos, Marble Clock, several Iron Safes,
HAND SEWING MACHINES, ate (Full Particulars Irum Catalogue.) Terms:—As ustial.
"HUGHES &'HUUGIL
Auctioneers.
Hongkong, Jan, 4, 2916.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
THE Undersigned have received instruc
THE
Police vecinat
(POR ACCOUNT OF THE, CONCERNED),
FRIDAY,
the 8th January, 1915, at 2.30 pm.j
at their Sales Rooms, No, 8). Des Voeux Road, Corner of
ICE HOUSE · Ginzer,
THREE REMINGTON AND ONE
OLIVER TYPEWRITERS... TERMS-AU DOD
HUGHES & FLOUGH,
Auctioneers, Hongkong." Jan. 5, 1916.
THE ALICANDRA CAFE Cannot be Dentalakit Equalled, For Brisd Onken: Oral notioare Meals with When
ENTING.
irgeon Dentist,
No, 14, D'Anuman
TERME VERY MODERATE Consultation.
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that would be generally acceptabic.
Japaat coull be assured tho renginion to German East Africa. That would gito
AS PORTANT FEVİTION,
bera fue colony still in the plaking nel TURKEY'S PARLOUR-STATE. Avent for her nativition in n sono fos
THE NEW FRENOH REMEDY, THERAPION NO
rerived from Australian and American London, Dec. 21, ofis telegram THERAPION NO. 2.sceptibilities. For the States holding states that latest advices from Cara-in- CURES BLOND BOLSTRA BAD. LYCH, SEM ERUPTIONS. territory in the Congo basin, which are tinople show that the financial situation is
growing worse. The THERAPION NO. 3 Face, Belgia and Portugal, Japan Government have in inw in the laws of only remedy the GURES CMMONID AMERINTA DAN LE CADA, Ould Lau far prekruble neizhbour to thive niliva pounds in mor money, fox SKAD TEAMS ADDRESS ESVELOPMENT SENKI
Germany Their dogmamats guld not which they do not possess the gole "HayaseToCS
LEA)
PRES BOSSA, Other\\\ 10 YOUT
THE NEW ORGUERCIANTELKAS PIRMOSTAT:22 TAKS
THERAPIONE
SVA THAT TRADE MARKED WARD (EXAFION 25 ON STADOYTISZAMY LEVIKSO TO ALGENDIRE FACEREM
Lotto to henorme parties to a conven, Han adrilting Joyan, to tako her place
in Fenatoriai Africa. £a har toward for supporting the entomon estise.
equivalent They hapo alen foresă into
or German paper mighty š kry req'isitions Cont havns Feen emptied irresp Llozialby.
astay..
LOSING WEIGHT
BY THE POUND "Under Weight," a condition of health, shows your assim. ifative povers are decreasing.
WATERBURYAS METABOLIZED COD LIVER OILS COMPOUND
Supplive the blood with the wanted Lounsbing and healthy Besh building d
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Mr W. J. Hodge
Mir & Birs
Rayner, R.A.M.C.
Robine
Mr WY, FL. Smith
and family
Mr F. W. White
Mr D. White
Mr A H. Hollings.
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Wright MED. L. Hatebison
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Anderson
Mr F. Bevington"
Mix and Mrs
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Mr J. H van
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Mr and Ms W. G. feld
Humphreya
Lt. Col. H. W. IIer,
R.G.4.
Mr Yeong
KING EDWARD HILL.
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Mr.J. Lenura.
Miss Lennox
MR. P. Lewis;
Mr C. F. Mason,
MY OW, O. Mayne.
Mr and Mrs J. R. Bir J. Mcarthur
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Dr G T Crusa
M. H. Murphy:
Mr B. OgwS.
Mira W. G. Pareusore-
Mr R. A, Donaldroc Mr H. Pearma Mr F. F. Fucker h. Mr AL, Penning MA For..
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Capt. J. Lennox
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Mr & Mrs Allen Mr. Bakhoven Mr C. W. Brown Mr and Mrs A, B.
Oram Me Mr A, Tanzish
Mr A Galt
By Mx x J R Siftoked Mr A. W. Chufi
Mr. M. J. Mr A. Carlston
MET. C. Nizon
Mr B
Mr W. AT Cooper Mr
Rawlinson Packer Reen
Mrk E. Fielder Me & My di Raber A Fiklu
Mr & Mrs A Forber Mr G Sachas Mr M. 3; Ourson Me A. I Shields Bird Hardwan Mr and Mrs EST.
Eterison
Mr Hoogewat
bir R. W. McFarlane Mír C W. Reynolds Me J. Pinachok Mix R. Sanderson Mr J. S. Boith
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Mr&Mrs F. Sutton Typhoon Guide
M.3.0. Marle Miss Button Dr&Ms Brayden P. Thomas
MC-LU Watcina
Mr J. W. Wilson
Mr and Mrs Kent
Mister Kent
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