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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 2, 1916.

PPING”

P. & 0. S. N. CO.

ROYAL MAIL SERVICE

LADER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY'S ' GOVERNMENT

TO

MARSEILLES, AND LONDON,

TAKING PASSENonas and Canno To ETRAITS, COLOMBO, INDIA, "AUSTRALASIA, EGYPT, '40.

Due t Daç Marseilles London

1916.

Colombo.

„Štesmeri, '

Leave Hong

Connecting Mall Steamer from

kong

a

Colombo

Noon

1916.

Friday

NOVARA

Aug 10

*Kaisar-I-Hindi

Sept. 11

NORE

• MOOLTAN

MALTA

KASEGAR..

NAMUR

Through

Stanmer.

Sept. 23 Oct Oct. 28

BARDINIA.

Oct. 6

Through Steamer

Not. 9

NOVAKA

Oot. 20

* MOREA

Nov.

19

NORE

Nav. 3

Through Steamer Dec.

6

Nov. 17

* MONGOLIA...

Dec.

17

NYANZA

Aug. 23

Sept.

S

Sept, "92

* Paasogers chango Steamers að COLOMBO,

Sept. 19 Oot Oct. 16 Nor

Nor. IS Nov; 36

Dec.. 13 Dec 31

THE CHUNA MAIL.

NEWS FROM HOME.

(From Our Own Correspondent,}

LONDON, July 28

CHININE LABOUR

While our own scarmen are using the occasion to protest against the increased use of Chinese on British ships, I hear there is a movement in Russia to use Chinese labour during the way on ́s large scale. Of course the Russians have employed Chinese labour to certain extent for many years on their eastern frontiers, but now the idea is to extend the use of cookies from the Flowery Land over a mach wider area, in order to cope with the labour difficulty that is afflicting even the Czar's inad of limitless resoures........

CATTISH

Ladies have a pleasant way among themselves. At the recent great two days' bazaar at the Caledonian Market, at which Duchesses hobnobbed with charwomen and over £30,000 was raised

Accommodation in the connecting Steamer from COLOMBO is definitely reserved in for the Wounded Allies Find, there

NORE

Hongkong at the time of Booking.

On the Austridian Route Tickets Interchangeable with Orient Line. "

SAILINGS DIRECT TO

SHANGHAL MOJI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA.

MALTA

NAMUR

BARDINIA

S. S.

Leare Hongkong About

FRIDAY, MONDAY, SUNDAY, SATURDAY,

4th August 14th August. 27th August11

9th September.

Shanghai ooly, Passeuses may travel by Railway in Japan between Purts of Cill free of charge." Return Tickets are available by Messageries Maritimes Company.

IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE MAIL STEAMERS, INTERMEDIATE (Non-Transhipment) STEAMERS

WILL LEAVE DIRECT FOR

MARSEILLES AND LONDON, Calling at SINGAPORE, PORT SWETTENHAM, PENANG, COLOMBO AND PORT SAID,

CARRYING AND AND SALOON PASSENGERS AT REDUCED RATES. · Paorosz SAZLINOR:

Leave

STRAWERS,

H'xoxo. about

Таата S'POLT." about

Duo at JILI, ER. If calling about.

Dus "LosDas

About

BOMALI

Aug. 15

Aug. 21 Sept. 20 Sept. 99

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY FITTED ON ALL STEAMERS.

All Cabins me fitted with Electric Fans free of charge and each Barth Furnished

with an Electric Rading Lamp.

Para Tickets Interchangeable with the British India Co.

Resad the-Wosid Tickets and Through Tickets to New York in connection with the Principal Mail Lizas

Return Tickets at fare and a half availablo to Earope fur Two Years: or to Intermediate Ports for Bi-Monty,

Owing to the War in Europe Steamers and Sailing dates are liable to be canceled or altered without notice..

For Farther Information, Pawago Fares, Fraight, Handbook, etely apply to

E. V. D. PARR

Acting Superintendent.

CHINA MAIL S.S. CO., LTD.

FREIGHT AND PASSENGERS.

S.S. CHINA

WILL SAIL FROM HONGKONG FOR

SAN FRANCISCO

VIA SHANGHAI, NAGABAKI, YOKOHAMA & HONOLULU. SEPT. 5-NOV, 11-JAN. 18.

"AN UNSURPASSED HIGH CLASS PASSENGER

SERVICE AT INTERMEDIATE RATES!

0. H. RITTER,......

Prince's Building",

Freight and Passenger Agent,

Ice House Brest. ****

INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo carried on through Bille of Lading from HONGKONG to BEIRA, DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN (Natal), EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBO to Steamers of the INDIAN) AFRICAN LINE

FROM HONGKONG:

20th July,

PROPOSED SAILIN'),

Connecting with

5.8. GUJARAT"

FROM. Catoor? 17th August

EXCELLENT ACCOMMODATION FOR INZ AND Års OLASI PASINGERS,

ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE,

PRISON CONTRASTS.

The contrast between our treatment of German prisoners and the fieading administration of the prison camps where our men are held in Germany is creating very ugly feeling, and contrary to our spirit as reprisals are, it is not to be wondered at that we are slowly arriving at a point when we will have to decide whether Germa

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good night he said, as I have never heard it sung in a Cathedral. Those men sang it with their souls. They know they were fighting the good fight

for the right."

A Loudon soldier came to him and I said "You will remember, my Lond Mayor, our asking for a football to be

to us, and you sent us one yourself. Well, we used that football in training, and when the day came for action, we kicked off with that football and then charged That is how we took the German trenches"

"

That" adds Sir Charles how those London lads are going to battle filled with devotional belief in the righteousness of their cause, and with This devotional spirit in the army is the sporting spirit of their native land”.

by the way, the subject of much remark Recogising this, the Walker Trustees at the Univerity of St Andrews recently decided to offer prizes for essay on prayer. Two of |thess (£20 and £30) are confined to St. Andrews, but there is an open prize of £100, and the competitor may write in any language." As a result one remarkable contributions have been received from the tranches, and it appears likely that the prize essays will prove a dotable contribution to the fiterature of the war.

OFFICIAL NIGHTS IN AUGUST.

T

The following Table shows the Stan and who wishes, Odioul Night ends

and begins during the month of August,

Begins:

(1916

Data Aug. 2nd

6th,

H

Ends set ain

th

5.60

8th,

Oth

10th

11th

-12th

13th

.3.18

rath

Lath

10th,

5.49

3.30

18th

20ch

18th

5.51

203

7.0%

27.01

sand,

24th, 15.53

6.58

6.69

8.56

6.57

» 25th

97th,

25th

1429th,

30th 31st,

5.04

BTRAITS RUSBER

COMPANIES.

SHARE QUOTATIONI.

SINGAPORE, July 21st. STERING SHARES.

NOM. VALUE. 8/ Allagar 9/- Anglo-Java

A

was a competition for three frames into which the winners could have their

THE WAYS OF THE.HUN. portraits painted by the artist of Gradually we are coming to see that their choice. The first prize winner the ways of the Hun"in businese are subsequently asked a dear friend what peculiar. There is an interesting sample artist she thought would have the best in the confict that has arisen in regard experience for reproducing her to the Forestal Company Ltd. which Characteristics most affectively. With panduces in South America" the extraet out a moment's hesitation the sweet called “quebracho that is of great, thing replied Why, my dear, I think value in tanning processes. The Chair- there can be no doubt. Louis Wain of mao until a few weeks ago was -Baron course".

Emile d'Erlanger, and ten months after Ither began he was eloquently decla

hia German industry having ing about

and stating that passed to British zanu,.. Aires had been dismissed. A barrister the local German managers in Buenose and shareholder, Mr. Faadcock, went & out and investigated the situation last March and discovered that, in fact, the principal Hans had not been dismissed. Some bad been merely transferred, some stamachs, German were directing things clandestinely, and comfort and Geh property are to some were conspiring, as Germans do, to receive the consideration usually due

uests of the State, while our kith and with any knowledge of the Germans in aid a prospective rival concern Who kin captured in the honourable pursuit basiness cannot recall some similar of arms are being starved, illtreated, instance of German disloyalty to bis even robbed and allowed to perish of employers Now Sir Arthur Lawley, disease by a people who have apparently the new chairman, has taken upon£ adopted brutality as a cardinal principle himself to eulogise German activity and of their religion.

Many of our people especially the the company on the prediction that German brains, and to congratulate. women, are sending weekly parcels to the men imprisoned in Germany, but in soon there will only be fifteen Germans spite of the splendid services rendered employed by them. He omits to state, to humanity by the American Embassy who operate the strings far from the however, that these fifteen are the chief staff in Berlin it is by no means certain control of the British authorities. The that the met receive all the parcels; in

£

Ayar Kuwing

1 Batu Caves

2 Batang Makka

1 Bata Tiga

1 But Rajab

1 Castlefield

BANKS

HMONG CORPORATION

гONGKONG SHANGHAI

PAID-UP CATTFÄL RÆERTY FUNDS-

Sterling

15,000,000

£1,800,000@2

$15,000,000;

RESERVE LIABILITY OF FoPiAa.075 ..ཅni༣༠སྡE

Silver

PANKS LEDERLANDSCHE HANDEL

MAATSCHAPPI

(NETHERLANDS TRADING SOCIETTI

ESTA KLINICZNY = [894:

833,000,000 AUTHORIARTS) $15,000,000 Pam-te

Court as DricTORS,, “

W. L. Fattenden, Esq.,--Chairman, SH. Dodwall, Ex-Deputy Chairman. G.T.M. Edkins. Eaq Hon. Mr. D. C. S. Gubbay, Esq. Hon. Mr.

Landale.

A. Plummer, Esq.

P. H. Holyoak. Hon Mr. E.Shallim

CHE: MANAGER: Hongkong J. STABB, Esq.

th

MANAGER: Shanghai-A. G. STEPHEN, Esq. LONDON BANKERS-LONDON COUNTY ABD WESTMINSTER BANK, LIMITED.

HONGKONG INTEREST ALLOWED. On Current Account at the rate of Two per cent, per annum on the daily balance. ON FIXED DEPOSITS → months 2 per cent. per annum

For

על

N. J. STABB,

Chief Manager.

Hongkong, Feb. 12, 1976.

HONGKONG SAVINGS BANK.

SELLERS, 344

10-118 23,0

T

23

ANG BUKO LAKEN

business of the sub in conducted

be the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANKING: COR- 30-DPORATION. Rules may be obtained on

220/-

15/-

P/-Bokoh

2/6

1-Bakit Kajang

4776

.52/8

2- Bulch Mertajam.

3/3

ザー

Buks

100/-

30/

Bukit Selangor

1/%

Bekit Sembawang 9/6

29

07/0

2/-Charanean

Consolidated M.

2- Chimpal 1/8 p.d. 17 1/9

- Closly Ond

Prof.

18/

17/6

15/-

17/6

10/

102

80%

25/-

30%

8/

6/3

Galang, Benar Golconds

2/-

Heswood

£

and.

"

2/- Jasin

1 Damansara

1 Deonistown:

1 Duff

2/ Edinburgh

2

1 Hajcgp

2/- Kamaning

pitigala

Lala Lampar

Kombole Kota Tingg

2}-IAbu (F.M.S). £1 Landon

able of German peculation, for Gernma using people to ask how far similar fact there is considerable evidence avails rousing quite a rumpus, and is pledges, as all the world knows, are not elsewhere in so-called British trade

hoodwinking methods are being used 21 Kapar P sometimes wonder what a respectable in the Far East that would be better for worth the paper they are written on wonder if there are no similar conditions Chinese, merchant, who has attained his little daylight being let in upon them?. position on the strength of being known as a man whose word is as good as his trickery, lying and treachery to their bond' can think of a nation which makes pledged word a deliberate part of their mode of affaire.

Their apt pupils, the Austrians are following suit, and the stories that come from that quarters to the appalling Treatment of gantly nurtured women and children captured in the earlier days from the Russians are of too terrible a nature for me to proceed to details here. There must be's fearful amount of apprehension in Anatrie Hungary today, as to the retribution that is impending now that the Legions of the Tsar are hammering at the gate. .:

LORD MAYOR AT THE FRONT, 200

a

FRENCHWOMEN'S RIGHTS..

NOTABLE CONCESSION BY PARIS

VU: COURTS.

40f

646

اها

agolicadod

INTEREST ondes is allowed on at 30

|£80,000,000=* (£3,000,00

CAPITALO FA CAPITAL

FUND

£30,000,000 m

(2-4,166,000)

19,037,149 — (2 768,763 HEAD OFFICE—AMSTERDAM.

Brancher als The Hague Rotterdam: HEAD AGENCY-BATAVIAN Branches ati

BANDIRMAKER HANDONG, THE CHERIBON

DJOKJAKARTA KOTA RADIA SECARA

MEDAN, Pincia PAREMBLANTA. PEZATONGAN, FINANG

PONTIANAK,

scoot

SAMARANG,

SHANGILAL

SINGAPORE

(Solo))

Correspondenta at Bombay, Coli Madras, Pondicherry Calcutta, Banc) Saigon, Eniphone Hanoi, Amoy, haran, Kobe, Melbourne, Sydney Yark, San Francisco, teke

LONDON BANYxus The EuIGH Londyn and Smiths Bank. Limited.

The Bank buys and sells and receives for collection Bills of Exchange "ime letters of credit on its Branches - And correspondents in the East on the Continent, in Great Britain America and Australia, and transacts banking. businena odevery description:

J. F. VAN REES,

Agenta Hongkong, Feb. 6. 1918-

VISITORS AT THE HOTEL

KONGKONG HOTEL-

Mr Atholl Anderson Mr A Shelton Hooper Dr T. Andrew Mr N.Ichioka b Mr R. I Atkinson Mr. and Mrs C. De Mr H. Murray Bain. Jackson

Capt. E Jones. Mr.

Mr Mr.E. M. Josep Mr WL

Mr K. M. Javad,

the mimum monthly bala PER CENA per annum. Deposito may transfer at their option balances of $100 or more to the HONGKONG AND SHANGHAI BANK, to be placed on FIXED DEPOSIT at PER CENT. per annum.

For the Hongkong and Shanghar II. C. Bes

Banking Corporation....

N. J. STABB,

Chu Manajer

Hongkong, May 14, 1974.

1517

Mr. Beenfeldt Mr R. E. Belilion Mrs: EF. Eelitos Me C. D. J. Bell

Mr. H

Bickerton

Mr J. Bleeker

Dr A.T.Ka Miss M. Lanco Mr & Mrs C Lapade

Mr HR Le

Mr G. H. Bowley Mr S. Longfeld

and child My W

Capt. B. Branch Lieut. JM. Lo Mr&Mrs H.Bridges Mr Luangasi

MAD. Buchana

Capt Cassel

Choola

Major D: Macdonald

De O. Marriott

Mr D. McDonald

THE MERCANTILE BANK OR WHA. & Conant Mrs C Diego-

BANKERS,

INDIA, LIMITED.

Authorised Capital

Subscribed

Paid-up-

Reserve Fund.

101 Langen

9713

·1·Ledbury

2/- Linggi Örd:

18/9

20/-

London Asistio 6/9

BANK OF ENGLAND,

73

21 Lamat

3718

42/8

1 Malacos 71% Prof. 80%-

20%

I

Ord. Malayalam 9/Merlinan

907-

90%

92/6

4/3

51 Mount Austin 1 Nordansl

30/-

2/ Padang Jawa

As a result of the war women in France are finding their legal rights- Pataling substantially enlarged

In the Paris law courts & contractor execution of his contract with a landlord Tho sought an exemption from the on the ground that it was signed only by the latter's wife lost his case, the the Court declaring that the contract was perfectly lid, the wife having peted with the tacit approval of her sccording to French law, a married husband. It should be unted that woman cannot enter into any legal agreement without the signed southori sation of her husban

London's admirable Lord Mayor. Sir Charles .C. Wakedeld quite an authority on the Far East, by the way -is back from a visit to the front, and is greatly impressed by the spirit of the The Court in rendering its Judgment, men He reviewed fire regiments of submitted, that it is desirable in the London lads at the close of a Sunday interests of the country to extend the industriecinmercial and ecnomic shnich parade. He told me in moving powers of women who are ready to carry terms how they impressed him.au the work of the men while the latter heard them sing the hymn Fight the are with the colours:

DESTINATION,

Vessels Advertised as Loading

Australis Fort, as St. Albans are Australia Porta, Fastern

B'bay, v. S'pors. O be Rangoon BIsra vis B'bsy S'pore &bo Shinkoku Jaro Batavia, Sanatang,de Yerime Maru

DATE OF LRAFING:

Gibb Livingston &Co. Aug. 27, atli am Gibblivingsten&Co.(Oct. 4 at 11.

Hippon Yusen Kaisha Ang. 23... Osazs Shosen Kaisha, Aug. 10, at 7am. Osaka Shosen Kaisha Aug at Noon

Batavia Samarang, de Hokuto Morand well Od. Limited Ang-23 Boston & New York City of Naples The Bink Line Lake

Atam

Jardimé, Ms002 at 7

Regular Direct Service from: JAPAN, -OHINA: und STRAFTS to BEIRA phono Sengkang verioccossess fiatharfell & wire rac DELAGOA BAY, DURBAN EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and CAFE Rosolini Japais de ABTO MAS TOWN; calling at MAURITIUS on route adfording the Quickest Freight Londen City of Norwich Transport from the OXIENT to BOUTH AFRICA.

PROPOSED SAILING."

R.B.

'SAŽAMIS"

from Hongkong

19th August.

Far Batea of Freight apply to

THE BANK LINE, LIMITED,

MANAGING AGRA,

ELLERMAN"

LINE.

(Ellerman & Bucknall Steamship Co., Ltd.)

JAPAN CHINA AND STRAFTS TO

UNITED KINGDOM

"CITY OF

Tondon Ripure Ad. Navs Loulon v. S'pore &c-[Nore London v. 8'pora do. Suwa Maru..............

window & B'pore isim Atauta Mazu

Vaczsang Loongsing.

Manila Debu & Manila A'zallan Mojí. Kobe &

New York

Port Cour

San Féinéléod Fan "disc

Son Feisoo

Gharghut Hhrighel

"Shaighst na

CONTINENT

Bydney

but Bydney M boorna

Spore Pank&B/goo

ayo Kisen Kaishe... Sept 12, at Noon „The Ban) Line, Ld.Bept. of

P&OS X. Co. Aug. 11, at Noon P&OS. N. Corn Aug 25, at Noon -Nippon Yusen Kaisha Ang. 3, at Now

Nippon Yusen Kaish Ang. 1, at Noom, Jardine, som Co. Id. Aug. 1, at a p Jardine M'son Co Ld Ang, 12, at 3 pan Betterfeld & Swire. Ang & at 4pm

.

1. Pagoh 2/- Park

Perman

P. Dickson

Lakat

1, Remibia Pret

1 Rambia Ordy

2R. E

23/

tof Krian 9/1

1. Rubber, Invest

Trants

1 Seafold

Selangor

2-Singapore Fars

27

Singapura United

2-Straits S. Bertam

9 Sumatra Par

8/6

£1

Sungei Choh 2/-Sangel Kapar 21 Sungei Krian Pref, 40

Tebrau

50/

45

2- United Sardang

L

12

21 Utd. Bos Bebong 40-

2/ United Sumatra.

2/- United Temiang

2- Val d'or 2- Vallambroom 24-Yam Beng

1 Alor Gajah

DOLLARS

10 Ayer Hitam

1 Ayer Kuning 1. Ayer Molai“

16-Ayer Paras

15/0

15 2.00

3.10 3.30 35.00 40.00nom

225

9.2) -----9:50

$4,10. 4.25 11:50: 13,00 KB 0.30 0.90

1: Balgownies 10 Bukit Timab.

Badt

Bukit Jalotong

1 Bakit Kabil

0.70".

·.0.50

(0,75"

& Changa S'dang 9.00 9.25

1 Glenealy 3 Haybor 10 Indagin

1 Jeram

Krantan

165 180

8.00 8.50 12.00 -18,00 1.30 1.40 105

Mr.J. R. Cook

Mr D. Me. Murray

Mr G.LCourtney MBK Mehta Me JW. Courtney Mt. Merecki Mrs. EE DATIA MJ, HIQOB Capt. J. Dewar

£1,000,000 1,125,00

Mr J. Dewar 662,500 Mr W-E- Donghus

..

Mr C.8. Paget & you Mr E & Pon

Mr Fallock

550,000 Mr. and Mrs C. M-TA-Private

LONDON JOINT STOCK BANK, LUTZE.

Every description of Exchange business transacted.

INTEREST allowed on Current per cent per komam

Accounts at

on Daily Balance and on Fixed Deposits at rates which may be ascertained on application..

C CHAMPKIN,

Acting Manager, Hongkong, March 27, 1018

BANK

THE CHARTERED

INDIA AUSTRALIA & CHINA.

Mr E.-H. Bay

MrPMR Rouse

Capt. & Ers. Base

Mrs C. Finlayson berg Mr & Mrs Jardiner Mr Jas. Beotson

J. Fisher Misr Savdberg

Mr. J. Gibb Mr. Wm. Sbatt Me & G. Gordon Mr J. H. Scott

Mr and Mrs T

Simmons

Mr V. Goulbon Mr H L Grasett

Mr and Mrs P.

Gray

bir B. S. Gubbay Mr C. W. Hall Mi G. Hamel Me and Mrs W. A.

Hannibal

Mr. G. Harper Mr A. Hicks

Mr A. P. HiL

Mr W. B. Hind

Mr W. J. Bodge

J. Mrs M. Siado

Mr D W Smart Mr V. Sorby Me-9. Spicre MrJ. W.Stackhou Mr H. P. 860

Més G. V. Stabbings

and daughter Mr H. HiTaylor

Mr J. W. Tayo

Mr A. I Todt

Mr S. Wiggin

OF Capt. A. B. Hodgins Mr.P.J.Wiliama

INCORPORATED ET ROYAL-GHARTER 1853.

HEAD OFFICE, LONDON.

TALD-UP CAPITAZA

RESERVE FUND** *** ***

"RESERVE LIABEMES OF PRO-

FRIETORS....

£1,500,000

MFG. Holman

Mr.N. Wongai

Mr T. J. Houwert Mr-Er G. Wood

PHAX HOTEL.

MrDanean Carapbell Mr and Mrs He Rev. and Mrs T. H MacIntyre & child

Curea

MrR F. Mattingly Mr and Mrs HF. Mr and Mrs H. van

Carmichael

Heines

Mr and Mrs Charle

Meurer

000M FW. Cary

Mr and Mrs D. C.

Calle Lt. Col. & Mrs Morgs M. WJ. Dexter Mr and Mrs A K. Col. Darling, RE Her 36 Numer

Mr&W.Deinken Faget Lt Col Faichie Miss PattersoH La Comadr&Mrs MrT

Feaker

FOREIGN EXCHANGE and General Banking business transacted...

OURBENT ACCOUNTS opened and FIXED DEPOSITS received for 1 year or shorter periods' at rates which will be quoted on application.

T. C. DOWNING,"

annger Hongkong, Jane 'ta, 1916.:

Mr. & Mrs. E. Ralphe Mr&Mrs BoFerreira Miss Mr W. F. Ford Mrs Ricon

Mr Denman Fuller Miss L. Scarlets

THE YOKOHAMA SPECIEL Coindr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs, de

Gascoigne

Mrs E Gaudot

Mr C. Gandhiot

MPO. Skot!

Mr & Mrs A. Findlay

Smith Bev & Mrs Gilman Mr & Mrs V. Findlay

MFE C. Gibson

Hey HGH. Grifitt Smith

Mr and Mrs C W. Mr-Staple Smith

Groff

BANK LTD.

FATAULIAHED 18802

AUTHORISED CAPEAL... Ten 48,00 PAMUP CAPITAL.

115

4.756.00

HEALEVE FUND

00.00 30,000,000.00 30,400,000.00

Mr&

5,70 6.00

JM L. Gall

E301 30

Mr and Mrs B

BRANCHES AND AGENCIES AT

763.90

ANTUNG FISTEN

2 Now Berendsh

2008.20

5 Nyalan

5.255.45

5 Pajam Pantal

16.50 16.50

CALLETTARE

NAG NKWCHWANG" NEW YORK

Mr & Mrs

Mr Loo

【 Kalamäk

Kompre

1 & 5,509 - Head OrTIER-YOKOHAMA Malaka Pinda

5. Lans

Malakoff

Ms. Butterfield & Bwire. Mergul

Ngapali Mandal Tekeng : -0.79; 202717

Dodwell & Co, Limted Aug.

Castles Dodwell & Co Ltd. About Aug. 26. ...... Butterfield & Swire... Ang. 4, at sm

Tayo Kisen Kaisha Ang: 3, 12.30 m Toyo Kison KaishaAug. 10, at Noon

foro Kaos Ksigns Sept. 11, 103014 Palais Bulang 88.60 Whina Mali Copil Sept. 5.

Butterfield & wire-Aug-2, at 4 pm

P

Pattarfeld & Swinn

Panggia

Daylight

Bandyurt 18embrong

ngat Bagan

1,45 1400

270300

8.25 8.5 3.637862 0.28 10:20 250 £2.65 0,700.78

8.00

8.60%

CHANGCHUN „DAIREN (DAR

REBOTILY (M SHARKOWE

HORGULD

Smith

Grant hild

MFA Hazeland

HowardMJY

Johns @Mir and Ales David

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