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to be connected by a passage, 1080 ft. 2 TRAINING NOTES, wile, spanned by a swing-bridge; but ultimately a still larger dock will be

built north of the present site. An

scheme is the provision on the south important fenture of the present; side of seven jetties for the transfer herge, without interfering with the ence of goods between ship and

| direct discharge on to the dock quay,

This morning books very dull with

INTERPORT GOLF.

HONGKONG RETAINS CHAL- LENGE CUP.

dose overhanging clouds that later came rala, however, eventually stopped, but dɔwn in a heavy soaking rainfall. The

At Fanling peatorday the Royal Hong- the clone. The shower this morning Challenge Cup Shanghai was the only the sun has beu unable all day to picks Golf Lab gained its becond succes

airo victory in competition for the Shanghai wants now is bright sunshine de lunother considerations having made it must have improved the course, and what challenging slab this year, the war and three days before the races. Should impossible for coast ports and Japan clubs | A graving dock, 650-it. long (ultim-griss truck on Monday will be as nearückes

the weather change the better the batch they were defeated by only sight to be represented, sad in an interesting |ately 100 ft), is being provided at the perfect as praible.

The tins throughout the morning took extreme inner end. Similar improve. The going was good before the malacut quite a larga bumber of members, th ugh the attendance was not so large

enine down but of course the ground was

ments are planned for the next group † very benvy alter, when all further work at the competitions na Monday, which)

confited to the sand track. All the engulidates from the Princely

more generally observed as a holiday The wonther was threatening all day, but for unately for spectators and players sliko

in the putting, and the players bad te the rain held off. Conditions were by no of the dry weather on the greens was vorh means ideal for golf, however The edust

contend with a rather boisterous wind. which on sparting course sach as Fanling. contour of the cround, added to the where its direction varied often with the dificulty of accurately judging the finer stroke. Play throughout the day was alway interesting, though not remarkable, The best round of this day was order Lost Mr. Gardner's of only BU. Mr. Cumming's $8 for the last nine holes of the day was iso a good perbormance.

of docks, the East India system, the Millwall, and Serrey groupe. Has were taken slair training gul- which closely adj ins the West India, The improvements of the West India surau being the only one that was

lops. Suishing fasily, this morning Docks, the pioneers of modern dock quickened down the straight, trishing necommodation dating from 1802, 80.2. Gaineste did fairly good time involves the reopening of the old Foyer a mile and a quarter, 2,312, but Limehouse Basin and Lock. At the did nos foi o well as he should, if Surrey Docks there is aniple area for he is to win the Derby Mascotte put ap another, fine wallop, . . 252 21. further development. At the fando with a very strong finish Ducks the chief urgent improvement | Asijeh no went with is that end is the enlargement of the entrance connections; 21-4.1, läst quarter 31. channels: a two-storey jetty, "784 it Wild Cat joined Ferhaps at the mile and by 192vity is also being constructed WILKINSON.-OG February 7, at No.there, the upper part to serve as Route de Say Yang. Shanghai, to Mr and warehouse, the lower for transit. Mrs E. SaxoN WILKINSON, & Non.

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THE DIARY.

MEMO. FOR TO-MORROW.

3 pm-Suction of a Motor Car for "benefit of Prince of Wales Fund,

at Memes, Hughes and Hough's.

General Memoranda.

FRIDAY, February 10 se

114..-'rize Distribution y Lady

BIRTHS.

MAC PUERNON-At Fleer Elgin, on Doc. 31, the wife of R. MACPHERSON, Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and Chins, of a daughter,

MARRIAGE, FLE-RoERS-HARRISUS.-Jan. 2, at Cheltenham, G. 31. FLETCHER Asistant | Colonial Serretary, Hongkong, YEOTE Down, daughter of Lt. Col. Rogers Il arri

DEATH, Sportata.=fin Fehroury 8, nt the Muni-be cival Is dation. Hapital, Shanghai. FINLAY SiseLath, Marinu Engineer, szed ás vests,

Hosa kosu, WED CESDAY, Feb. 17, 1915.

THE IMPROVEMENTS OF THEs

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOCAL AND GENERAL

in quarter post and was beaten down the

which he increased to four at the twelfth In the afternoon Barrett drove well, and

Gardner showed not the slightest sign of on the

the way out gained an advantage of

nerven, however, and on the last six holes spiumado a fine" recovery. Barrett had a

home straight. He also did not finish an as ad style as he will have to do to win: his last quarter WAS St. | Majestic Dahlia finished his solle 19.46.3) in 204, the winds per hing an improvement on etort. Sunstar Dahlia's male was ist 2.13, last quarter 30.2. bat Triumphant Dahlia beat this by a fifth-2.12.4-but fok nourly 22 seconds to negotiate the

On the back pago of this isus, will) found some interesting news items.

The ice in the river at Newchwang is

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three to get out of the rough on the left of stroke of lad luck at the thirteenth, taking the hill, and this affected his play at the next hole, for though, he was on the green in be took 4 to down. excitement making him twice miss whic

appeared to beesy putts. It took him some time to recover his form, his next two costiog

against Gardner's and 3, and Site few andhyps after this the misthnagh he managed to gain a stroke on the remaining three holes Gardner could afford strokes to the good. Barret had lack at the 13th (unlucky number!) had a material effect on the aspect of the game.

inct quarter.

and a

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1916."

BY TELEGRAPH.

(Reuter's Service to the China Afon?.)

GERMANY'S

FORMAL NOTE

TO THE UNITED STATES.

IMPORTANT SPEECHES IN

PARLIAMENT

GERMANY'S FORMAL NOTE TO THE UNITED STATES.

Feb. 10, 11.20 a.. has presented a formal Note in which Germany expresses her readiness Reator's correspondent at Washington states that Count Bernstorff

to consider the abandonment of the proposed attacks on British mer- shantmen, if Britain will allow the passage to Germany of foodstuffs for civilians.

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COUNT BERNSTORFF'S NOTE:

Losnos, Feb. 18; 5.55 a.m. says that Germany's war zone proclamation is in retaliation for what Aggording to a message from Washington, Count Bernstorff's Note bo terms British violation of international iw in attempting to starve the non-combatant population of Germany.

He says that the Gennan Government is informed that British mer- chantmen have been ormed and ordered to sail in groups with a view to sinking German submarines and there can be no question of searching such merchantinen, which are warships.

The Note urges neutml ships to go round Scotland outside the war- waters round the British Isles.

and down and made the sand heavy take & For 16th, and still finish up three zone and it is announced that Germany intends to sow raines in the wing. Dreadnought Dahlia went a very stang mile which he zuvched in 2.15, last girler 31. Comnet, is being cirer airly light work, but he did nos Baish

The players took titta in the club house, the president, Mr. E. J. Grist, who table.

The Note concludes by pointing out that this is pet a reply to the recent American Note, which will shortly be transmitted.

It is rumoured in Berlin that Count Bernstorff (German Ambassador

't. Bin, thick, which is nine inches thickerwell. All the Chiefs that were put, with refersed the captains play, presiding at the nt Washingtou) has been recalled, but it is unknown whether only tem-

than for many years just

the exception of Lñsh Chief, wes given hr werk. Irish Chief, well ridder out Mr. Claxton, of 3 Duddel Street, hasive Mr. Moller, was beaten by Easton reported to the Pelica that some person Chit, hard held, over me: 2011. Atle from the Hongkong Hotel annex. Carstairs was taken a mole bus eamin his cost, which he valdes at $55.

home absolutely dead. last quarter 3.

Bait, if he can warh that distance.

HOLLAND PROTESTS AGAINST GERMANY'S ACTION.

their lady friends were presents tes.

A large number of members and porarily or in disgrace. Among those noticed during the day were His Excellency leed on the course

the Governor, Sir William and Rea

Lady Davies, the Hon. Br. C. McI. Messer, Mr. J. W. C. Bonnar, bir. E. J. Grist, Mr. A.

3fr. ray, Hodgson

Loxeos. Feb. 16.

A message from the Hague states that the Dutch Government has

An interesting account of the great airul-mile or five Jethanes is about his | Ritchie, Mr. S. H. Dodwell, Mr. M. A. „ddressed a Note to Germany declaring that Germany's grievances, which

rid on Cuxhavan on Christmas day will be | found on prge ; and on page 2 ja anether: ry, containing many new details, of the sinking of the **Emden."

Ms Renjamin and Patts, share and general brakes, ir form in that the Oriental another interim dividend of (180,00, which Consolidated Mining Camp ny ha declared was playable in New York on January 27.

PORT OF LONDON.

NOTWITHSTANDING the war, the Port of London still continues to be the greatest in the world; and that the Port Authorities intend that it shall continue to be so is evident from the statements in Home papers of im- provements that are about to be treatment. effected. We learn that from the arrested. Nore up to Crayforddness the navigable channel is to be widened and deepenent ed to 1000 it. and to it. at low water;

Sie. Hazlith e-post that any of the pointsmen engaged in the Kowloon Cantor Chine-a and had to receive medical Rolways injured in a fight with another The other man has been

Mr. S. Larsen, the Chiness Govern- Cmmiioner. alter testing the near the sation on behalf of the Chinese Wuchang wireless installation, has taken Government and apend it for the trans- Chins Pest."

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

It is reported that Chen Chi-mei, the notorious bel leader, is now in Formosa.

Bla

J. Gedge, Mr. P. M.

Mr. P. P. J. Wodehouse. De. are formulated in general terms against neutral countries, are unfounded- and Mrs. Evan Jones, Dr. Lindasy Wand, so far as the Netherlands are concerned. The Note also says that neutral Hon. Mr. A. M. Thomson, Dr. and Mrs. vessels are entitled to demand a thorough examination into their nation- McKenay, Mr. And Shenton, Major

ulity.

Stewart, Mr.

Mr. Beith bloo

Hir. Trasman, Rigden. The hand of the 74th Puojabin, objection to the latter's attitude regarding the use of neutral flags or The Jutur Government has also intimated to Great Britain its Forza801) and Mr. under Bandinster Christian, played on the merchantmen.

lawn during the afternoon.

Two rounds of eighteen holes wera

The engagement is announced of Misplayed, and the three besc reores for the Baylin Hall, of the Methodist Misein to Mr. H. Renata, Agent, Dodwell and Co., Ltd. Fonchow)":"

the Shingo Man" yesterday were fr. Among the passengers who arrived by

C. Lacy Goodrich. WeHory Humphreys and Dr. Wa Ting-Fang

Taingan, is spending & fow days in Shang- Mr. R. II. Eckford, British Consul at

this work is practically completed api-ion of vesson the Central hai. Ho returns to Taiugtan on Friday by

t› Gravesend, opposite the Tilbur Ducks. To the Albert Docka, 7 miles further up. the same depth is to be maintained, but the width is only to

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The Att. Kinging, the first British steamer

to leave for the port since its reopening,

Fanting on Monday. The pars, number.

The Worley Goild mer here and enmxays the N. C. Daily News of the 10th inst. their friends spent an enjoyable diyat

ountry near the railway.

maator Smith of H.M.S. Triumph, whose A Japan' newspaper states that Pay-

right leg was shattered en September 14th We are informed, as the "China and had to be amputated during the bora.. in the German Concession, whose gift of an artificial leg from the Empress of itic, Tiantain, that all the Chinese bardment of Tsingtan, has received the inboards are written in Engleh. have

w recived instructione from the German Japan

he 600 ft. The widths and depthsing about a hand ed, travelled hy train further above ute to be 600 1, 450 and on arrival explored the beautiful fa und 26 ft, 16, ft, and finally 14ft, the last-mectioned figure referring to the reach, Tower Bridge to London Bridge. This work will involve the removal of 20,000,000 cub. ft. fenicipal Council that their in-criptiona dredging plant comprises the suction gravel, sand, chalk, and mud; the

dredger Lord Desborough, raising 3500 tons of sand per hour, and six Princess Rogala Birtdulay (1867). 11.30a.m.pl Meeting of Humbucket dredgers, with 21

phrey's Estate and Finance Co, Ltd Noon-Hongkong and Shangbai Bank

Meeting.

May at Park School.

8.33p m.-Smoking Concert at Diocesan

Boys School.

Saturday, February, 20 :--

9 p.m.--Smoking Concert at the Phænir

Qlub.

steam-

hoppers for taking the spoil down to the sea. The decks consist of five groups. The first, the Tilbury Docks,

their dinary licences. should be altered into German at once. And, if not altered, an extra $3.00 will be added

thirty-six boles were counted, Rasakang aggregate being 818 and Shanghai'a 326.

The teams were.

HONGKONG.

Lieut. R. G. Gardner (Capt.) Mr. Clark.

Mr. K. M. Cumming,

Mr. R. O. Hutchison.

SHANGHAI

Capt. F. I. M. Barrett (Capt.)

Mr. R. A, Brand.

Mr. J. Johnstone.

Mr. J. C. Dickie,

Mr. W. G. Hawkinga.

The cards which counted were:—

Brandy.... Dickie Barrett

Gardner

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Hill.............. 30 Cumming

The other scores were:--

83 177

Hongkong: Clark, 9, 80, 178: Hatchi. 800, 75, 91, 208)

Shanghai: Johnaton 92, 93, 183; Haw. kings, 99, 94, 193.

TWO NEW BRITISH SQUADRONS.

LONDON, Feb. 16.

The Daily Chronicle deduces from Mr. Churchill's speech that two new squadron of Royal Sovereigns and Queen Elizabeths, armed with fifteen-inch guns, are now in the battle line.

THE RECENT AIRCRAFT RAID.

OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

Feb. 17,1.30 a.m.

Bombs were also dropped on transport waggons at Ostead, or the Chistelles Road, the locks of the Zeebrugge canal, barges outside Blan-- kenberghe, and ch trawlers outside Zeebrugge. Bight French aeroplanes, assisted the Britishi tuval machines by vigorously attacking the Ghistelles aerodrome, thus, effectively presenting the Geman aircraft intercepting our nmchines.

The Admiralty adds that instructions are always issued to the pilots to confine their attacks to points of military importance, and every effort is made by the flying officers to avoid the dropping of bombs on residen- tis quarters.

This telegram is apparently the continuation of one hot yet μs hand.-Ed.]....

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The fail morning scores appeared in Jast THE STRUGGLE IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM. apponded !--- evening's issue.. Tuo aftenucon scores ara Barrett-

$

kong and Shanghai Bank at Hankow, took Mr. Geary Gardner, "Agent of the Hong

the chair at a lecture given on February 8 fastern Extension Telegraph Co.. h the "Plot of a Chiness Novel," the novel Cardour,

Mr. W. B. Elwes. Superintendent, At the Union Church by Mr. Foster on olant leave of absence and proceeds choser, ways the Central Chiza "Post".

we fought in the South African War lape to volanteer for the new army, Mr. being “The Fortunate Union."

trooper in Lamsden's Harve, and an wunded at Johannesberg. It is stated chat Mr. Elwes will be relieved by Mr. J. Company's Superintendent at this part.

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A Paris communique states that there has been an uninterrupted 3 604 64-44-83 artillery engagement on the dunes. We carried 150 metres of trenches between Bethune and La Bassce. There were intermittent caunonades 4 6 3 7 4:43

farther southward. The struggle continues most stubbornly at Bagatelle Brand,-

and Marie Therese, from trench to trench,. The enemy succeeded in occupying Xon Beacon and the lustalet of Norroy, but was repulsed by counter-attack as far as the slopes to the mrth of the Beacon, where he still maintains himself in some portion of the trenches. The Ger 65-44-93 man movement at Lauch has not been pursued further. The Germans

remaining stationary before our advance line, between. Langenfeldkopf" and Remopach Wonil, our skiers delivered a most brilliant counter-attack. 64-17-93 On the slopes of Langenfeldkopf u blizzard is now ruging,

Charles Stewart John, eldest son of Mr. Clark,-

An engagement is announced between

Saturday, Feb. 20 & Scsday, Feb, 2 — J. Covers, with their three branches för | X. Beck, who has for many yours been the and Mrs. Charles Stewart le Poar Treneb,

R. H.K. Yacht Club Championship the Bombay, Australia, and Atlantic

Momar. February 22 -

Washington Birthday.

Blow, 29, Tura, 2 & War.. Feb, 24

Hongkong Jockey Club Race Meeting. TEREDAT, Fel runy 2014

Entrum cone for the Anaust Flower and

Vegetable Sho

Thorsbay, Feb. 27 & Fathar, Feb 28 -

2.30 p.ni-Auction of Valuable Old Ivorien te, at Mesera, Hughes and Chinens Porcelainn; Bronzes, Carved

Hough's

FRIDAY, February 20

Exchange.

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Sottling Day the H.K. Stock 12.30 .m.-Annual Meeting of the Chias Provident Loan and Mortgage → Co., Ltd.

MONDAY, March 1

St. David's Day.

C. KAMMING & Co., LD,

passenger services, ú4 acres; 138 acres are to be added; the main dock is to

of Staten Island, New York, ard Helen

The following subscrinting to the Dulcia, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Prince of Wales's National Relief Fund are Wade Gardiner, of the Hongkong and get these recently nanunced:-The Shanghai Banking Corporation, Now York, be extended to 3230 ft. by 600 t,T-legraph Company. Ltd., £124 13. Li af at Freign Sation of the Eastern and involves an addition of 1000 ft. tion of Engineers, Singapore, Henry Withers has just retired from the After a service of nearly 60 years. Mr. to the South Quay, and of three large Nu-commissiezed Officers, and Men of the parition of chiaf ́acconstant of the P. and

150 British Office, Warrant Officer,

Hongkong Garriane (further contribution),

transit sheds, 650 ft., 680 ft., and 650

Malay States (2nd instalment, LC,000. £15G 184. 24.: Residents of the Federated service during the fifties, and beorme chief 1. Company. Mr. Withers entered the

accountant in 1883. Mr. Withem in sac

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SUCCESSFUL ARTILLERY ACTIONS.

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Loxbox, Feb. 16, 1.10 a.m. Last evening's communique states that there have only been some 6 6--47: successful actions by our artillery, an enemy battery at Poel Capelle, 66-38-80 northeast of Ypres, being silenced, German trenches at Beaurains, acuth of Arris, being destroyed and encmy works und parties being effectively G. 8-45

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sunk to the ballast at a depth of 60 the sale by action, for the benefit of the in the company's service for nearly 35 years, Elutchison,

Wo are asked to remind our readers of ceeded by Mr. Henry Hill, who has been ft. below coping level. The ultimate Prince of Wales Fund, of a Stoddard 32 of which hava boon passed in the extension will require a new entrance-Hughes and Hough's to-morrow. As many accountant's department.

Dayton Limousine Motor-car at Mears. lock, 1960 ft. by 130 f, with new ronds are being opened up in the New Territory, and old roads are being extended

65 ft. of water over sills; the depth on the Island, such a car as the one for of high water of spring tides sale should be sought for, by many in the Colony who are devotees of motoring.

in the main and transit docks is Fariculars of the car and time of sale will

be found in the announcement on pegu.

As

LECTURE ON" COLOUR."

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The referees were Mr. EL Grist, Mr. A. Hitchie, Mr. M. A. Marray. Mr. S. H. Dodwell, and Mr. & H. Ferguson.

Next Tuesday evening, Professor G. Warzen, 15.Sc., wil deliver a lecture st 3.

RANGOON ENTERPRISE.

:

THE BRITISH NAVY'S SPLENDID ACHIEVEMENTS.

SPEECH BY MR. CHURCHILL.

Loxoos, Feb. 15, 6.5 p.m.

IMPORTATION OF FOOD STAFFS IN NEUTRAL SHIPS..

38. ft. Two new dry docks and a deep-water jetty for cargo-steamera

the University :8 30 o'clock on "Colour," previously

The Christmas, number of the "Rangoon are also under construction.

mentioned in theso The columus. Mir Denman Fuller, organist to St. fashion and will be made simple and is reaching cs, is a di lace credit to i

The subject will be dealt with in a popolar Timon," which has been somewhat delayed later is designed as a double-deck performance of Bohr's famous Cratorio demonstrations

John's Cattedral, is arranging up a special attractive by numerous experiments and enterprising publishers. A bully volume structure, 1000 ft, by 50 it, built on of Wales fond. By the consent of the Kezineering Society and in red.

This

lecture is to be The Last Judgment in aid of the Prince given under the auspices at the University printed on art paper and is fall of good the First Lord of the Adinitalty, in an important Navy speech, after of rome ninety pages, it is beautifully In the House of Commons, the Et, Hon. Mr. Winston Churchill, rainforced concrete, to be equipped Church Bndy this performance will take

• THE EDWARD DISPENSART, with 3-tun electric cranes. The new Friday avoning at 9.15, and will be readers who are interested in scientific noted being one which has a melancholy hitherto we had not prevented the import of food, we had not prevented an invitation is extended to any of our writtes local retrospect of the year fus the importation of foodstuffs in neutral ships to Germany, nid that place in St. John's Cathedral

things in the way of light reading. A well intimating that further action by the Allies would be taken to prevent 9 Good

a fitting introduction, among the changes river-aide landing-stage for passengers lecs. All those who are helping are re- formed by a chorus of over one hundred

per experiments.

interest for our contemporary, which in to be 1500 ft. by 80 fu At the minded that the Gras rehearsal takes place

har neutral ships from truding directly with tho German ports, and we had. to record the d eense of its 'editor, Mr. allowed German exports in reutral slips to pass unchallenged. The time Victoria and Albert Docks the heart-to-morrow at 6.16 p.m. in the Cathedral. This morning before Mr. Wood Iaspec and other activities are dast with in

Nowenkam A. E. Graydon. Burma spustit now come when the enjoyment of these itaunities by a State which GREAT REDUCTIONS IN centre of the docke, a very large de richly embroidered cost, ones the stealing 35. He was senteerd to one betion includes stories by such well knows obligations must be reconsidered.

ter P. Sullivan sharged Chine with series of well illustrated articles, and the as a matter of deliberate policy, Lad placed herself outside international PRICES.

velopment scheme is in progress, aperty of an Emperor of China, has been month's impradona cat with four hours ap'enduily illustrated, the pictures juclud The water area, of 184 acres, is to bo street, to be sold for the Queen's Work for

authors na JJ. Bell The rolumé sent to Dissner, D. H. Evo, Ltd. Oxford-exposure in the stocks, increased by 64 acres the depth is Women Fond. For 170 years it

ing a series of pintures to Kernston conce At the outbreak of war Great Britain hud a feet with a good margin reppoanced in half tone to be 35 it (ultimately 38 ft); access of Peking, where it was held in veneration. preserved is an air-tight cue in the Palace

in blum Tho nutiber is remarkable ex'go at one raped..

of safety in vital matters, fully mobilised and equippel for every require. ment, with reserves, ninnunition and torpedoes far above the regular TICKLING IN FILE TENOIT quantity, with ample supplies of fuel and oil, and adequate reservcs of

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“A FORTY YEARS" "LEST. The fabric is of purple black satin, withHAMBERLAIN'S Cough Remedy has

BRITISH VLEET BEFORE THE WAU.

Pura Droga, Patent Modicines, &c. is to be afforded by an entrance-lock, the emballinbinents in different shades of Lunit curing wagon nad culla for the TVEN the slightest tickling or hosts/411 kinda. This, Navy, had also adequate numbers of trained officers and ZA, QUEEN'S RCAD, HONGKONG. 1800 ft. by 100 ft., with 45 ft of blue, the part of the Aleoves turned back past forty years and has gained in popa in the throat may be the forerunner then, adequate establishments for training new-e, a imunense pro water below Trinity high-water, over Tho cant was brought to England after the mondation is required 1: Bot is by all Chaserlain's Cough Remady. En este pro-arranged system for accelerating new construction which had been being embroidered in rainbow colenza Intity every year. What better com- of a dangerous illnem Stop it at aber with grumine of uw construction maturing to reinforce the Flest, und & the sills. The new and old docks are last Chinese revolution.

found to yield even surprising results. Particularly did he draw the

Hongkong, aly 22. 1913,

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