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“KAIJO MARU

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TRYING TIMES FOR CREW.

AN ARABIAN NIGHT.

A.D.C. PERFORMANCE OF **KISHET.

A BRILLIANTLY SUCCESSFUL

PRODUCTION.

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"SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 1816.

It is seldom indeed that one i and chained to the wall. Then to his astonishment be discovered that able to praise so unreservedly art the other occupant of the dungeon amateur production especially when was his enemy, the Sheikh Jawan. it is one of the magnitude of Jawan was about to be released." Kismet. But it is no exaggera- post, telegraph and telephone systems. ABHORE, ON PRATAS CORAL REEF.

while Haji seeded destined to pay tion to say that the acting, the She has also given the people an

the extreme penalty. Boiling with scenery, the dresses and the muste [educational system, the number of

rage when he discovered the iden all combine to make the play memor modern schools now in sxistance being

ty of his companion in prison, he able above all others in the annals The Kaijo Mars, a vessel of 2085 tons!

There is only one opinion regarding trees himself after a mighty struggle of the A.D.O. over four hundred, and, it is recorded

from his chains, kills his enemy. Credit is dus first to Mr. W. that “as a result of the adoption of register and chartered by the Mitsui

Busen Kaisha, went ashore on a coal the production of "Kismat by the Jawan, exchanges clothes with Sinclair who was responsible for the thorough bygienio measures, theef ten miles from the Pratse on the Hongkong Amau

our Dramatic Com-the corpse, and, in the guise of the production of the play, Pho. H epidemic seases that formerly broke 11th November while on a trip from any ate Theatre Royal last night, tottering old Sheink, ia liberated from G.-Cross of the 4th K.S.L.I., and gaol. His great concern now a to Supper J. S. Jones, R.E.. who rut so regularly as almost to warrant Japan to Rangoon and Calcutta. Part of was a brilliant success.

tree his daughter whom he 'desired painted the scenery from original- them being termed endemic, have the crew landed in Hongkong én a triumph was is indeed that even to spare from the horrors of the designs by Mr. Sinciale: to Mrs It had so C. H. P. Hay who must have bad been practically staniped out in the Wednesday last. After standing by the those who had seen it at the Garrick Wazir Mansur's har Peninsula. We are told that the ship for several days the position of the Theatre in London produced by Mr. happened that the beautiful Kut-al- a heavy task indeed in designing tha Kulub-Mansur's first wife and costumes which were also, mada people are appreciating, the justice officers and cre became very precarious. Oscar Ascho, and with the producer cast affectionate eyes on Hajj and under her supervision Acknowledg

the ship in the leading role, were left in some had informed him of a secret an- ment is also made of help with stage and equity secured to them under the Heavy a washed over

throwing her further on to the reef and doubt as to which was the better of trance to the baram, and thither be accessories by Ye Cheong of Flower new rufe-which is

in striking bittering her part aide. So ferce did the two productions. The only come went in great agony as to the safety Street, Messrs. Lane, Crawford & contrast to the official extortion which the hugs rollers break over the ship plaint which one feels inclined to of his daughter. In his distraction Co., and Messrs. Komor & Komor. characterised the old regime. It that the second and third hatches were make about the play is its great Kulub, who was both incensed and Every seat in the House was OCCU he revealed his identity to "Kut-al- Inst aight was the gala night. would indeed be strange if the people torn open and the general cargo washed length. The curtain rose punctually shamed that she had been attracted pied. E. the Governor and Lady did not begin to show appreciation of out to sea The officers and crew had at 9 p.m. and was dropped on the to a despicable beggar. Mansur May, and Major General and Miss these benefits. Sarely in Japan's fine a very anxious tima. Five of the ships final scene at 12.55 a.m.1. Yet even enters the harem in response to the Ventris were among those present...

alarm raised and would have incon- The St. John's Ambulance Corps record of achievement which we have boats had broken away leaving only one the inordinate length of the portontinently killed the intruder, but that provided a Guard of Honour for the but very inadequately outlined we remaining. The crew built a raftance supplies an additional tribute he saw suspended from his neck the Governor. There were over 80 mem- may find ample compensation for such Sixteen entered the only bast, including to the performers; for it cannot be half of an amulet which led Mansur bers in the guard which was under "tragedy as was involved in the the second officer, and the rest, number

'cst father. Forthwith ha cast him Holyoak. TURNIR-POOLE-On December 9, at annexation of Korea and the extincing about 30, clung to the raft. A more said that the interest of the crowded to suppose that Hajj was his long the command of the Hon. Mr. P. H. was made from the doomed vessel on the audjenca flagged for a moment. It

The following is a full list of the self at his feet, and as he bent bis Shanghai, ROBERT CHARLES, tion of an effets and corrupt 26th November and it was intended to was only at the finish that they head in filial obeisance Hajj plunged characters in the order of their Tungt, late Vicar of Middletec, narchy, While we treat that there row for the Pratas 10 miles distant realised how long it Ead betually a dagger in his hack, and catching appearance:- youngest son of the Rev. W. N. Pickering, Yorkshire, to Mat is, no similar tragedy in store for The high wind and heavy sesa pre taken. No complaint can reasonably him up his powerful arms Eurled Hajj ................ GERTRUDE ELEANOR, second daugh China, we cannot but regret that the veated the raft from undertaking the be made about the length of the bim headlong into the waters of the The Mazzin 'Knight of Windsor, late of the

10th Hussars

grasp the argent necessity for reform and progress on the same thorough lines as the Japanese have laid down in Korea, which might well be com- mended to the Government at Peking as an invaluable object lesson.

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The China Mail.

HONGKONG, SATURAT, Dec. 18, 1916.

AN OBJECT-LESSON TO CHINA

We have just-received with the RUSSIAN NECKLACE compliments of the Governor-General

TICKET No. 48.

PUBLIC AUCTION.

of Chosen the Annual Report on Re-

NEWS OF THE DAY.

LOUAL AND GENERAL

The Rev. E. W.L. Martin will take the short Service at St. John's Cathedral (1340 forms and Progress in Chosen (Korea) to-morrow at 8.30 am

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We are informed that H. E. the Governor has kindly consented to present the prizes at Queen's College on Monday, January 15th..

Mr. A. Denison advises us that the

It is

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..... Mr. S. Komer Mr. G. Komor Mr. B. Caldwell

Mr. L D. Purves

Mr. V. Findlay Smith

struggles. But there was still the A-3fati freight proceeded alone. The men on with praiseworthy alacrity, Caliph's vengeance to fear, and The Guide Nasir. Mr. A. M. Proston. the raft, including the captain, were difficult to see how the play can now although he had saved his daughter The Sheikh Jawan...Mr. M. S. Northcote forced to go back to the wreck, there to be curtailed without the sacrifice of Hajj, with all bis curring, could see The Beggar Kasin...Me: H. F. Mattingly await any assistance which might pass scenes which contributed much to the no way of ultimate safety for him-Amm their way. So far nothing more has general impressions of the perform mander of the Faithful overshadowed Amru's Apprentice

self. The great power of the Com-Kayd been heard of them. A wireless menge once the audience carried away with him like a black cloud, and then came Zayd's Apprentice. was sent out yesterday to a Japanese them last night. If the audiencs did about a strange and wonderful thing The Caliph Abdalla man-o-war to search for the vessel and not pay Mr. Sinclair, and the mem- to Hajj-the Calipli came to claim pick up the marooned crew, but at the bers of the caste the compliment of Marshah as his wife and not till then The Wazir abu Bakr ... Mr. C. Chanipkin moment of writing the man-o-war has calling them before the curtain, and did Abdulla realise that she was the The Wazir Mansar .... Mr. L. N. Lesio not replied.

daughter of his would-be assassin. Kafur Mansur's Sworder

Mr. R. G. Herbert The sixteen men in the best roached giving them the 'ovation they de- To sing the father was out of the

served, the omission must be attri-question, but Hajj was commanded Ante, his Secretary. Mr. E. L. Sim

Mr. J. A. Ridgway to remain in bazishment.

From this sketch of the story it An Attendant of Mansur...Mr. E. Mitchell will be seen that the central figure Aa Attendant of the Caliph

Mr. J. H. Ramsay is Hajj, and a finer interpretation

the Pratas after a hard strugsbuted to the lateness of the bour to quit Bagdad before daybreak and The Captain of the Watch

hopeless task. There were not enough provisions to Isat two meals and the

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Mr. J. H. RamSKY

The story of the play, which is laid of the character than Mr. Hay pre A Herald of the Caliph Mr. P. S. Camidy . Mr. Dick d'Almada e Contro in Bagdad, centres around the life sented could scarcely be desired, Swantreller..........

been robbed of his wife by one Jawan. audiences but it can certainly be said. The Goatman ....

actor are well-known to Hongkong The Donkeyman Mr. J. Young. history of Hajj, the beggar, who hadir. Hay's exceptional gifts as an Flowerboy.

Mr. E. F. Scull

and there they remained until December 11th when the stock of provisions and not to any want of appreciation. had been almost exhausted. Faced It is an omission that is certainly with starvation and a lingering death, generally regretted. the most horrible of all things to sona for 1015: It has not been an uncom- mon thing to see in hostile commenta

of the sea-the shipwrecked. crew on Japan's political activities in China

and selected eight of their number to patched up the much tried little boat a reference to the Tragedy of Korea"

set out for Hongkong. It was In the first scene of the play Haji that he has never before achieved, The Monkeyman. Mr. J. S. Jones by way of conveying a hint as to

is seen sitting before the Mosque of such a personal triumph as he won Water Cartier Mr. J. M. Walke:

for many last night. Never once throughout A Blind Man Mr. J. A. En Bullockz what might conceiveably happen to

the Carpenters where certain provinces of China; but no-

enemy, and one morning at dawn work that suggested the amateur; The Goaler Kutay.Mr. J. E. Bullock' body who is at all acquainted with crops from the Sengel Rampah Rubber Plucky crow had a journey of 150 miles years he had waited to meet his the play was there anything in his A Coinaman. Mr. G. W. C. Burdett and Coconut Planations for the month before them. A threatening een almost while soliciting alms from the faith actor. Hajj is a great role and it is Marsinah, Hajj's Daughter... Mr. Evane the magnificient work done by of November were:-Rubber, 15,000 engulfed them time and again and a fuas they entered the mosque, be difficult to imagine that even a pro-arjis, her Nurse Mrs. W. Manning Japanese administrators in Korea 15; Coconuts, 1045 nuts.

strong wind and high tide drove invoked the blessings of Allah upon fessional actor of the highest rank Kabirah, an Old Woman...les. L. Tollen more realistic Miskah, a Slave Mrs. Horsmand' them out of their COUTSO Two the bead of Jawan whom he did not could have given a "HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, can now regard the annexation all a

Mrs Milner: Jones Comprising :-

Thirty-three Subscription Griffins days after setting off from the Pratas recognise-as-be-was-being-led along, and in every way admirable inter. Kut-al-Kulub, Mazmur's First Wife

a decrepit old man, by two attend, pretation than was given to it by

The Almak Principal Dancer Carpet and Rugs, Sideboards, Dinner tragedy, Japan established a pro-

Mise D. Pilking Waggon, etc., Dining Tables and Chairs, tectorate over Korea but ten years arrived by the a. Kiuliang yesterday the starving samen were picked up by ants. Thereupon Jawan proclaimed Mr. Hay.

The second most prominent figure drawn for. at the Jockey Club a couple of fishing boats 70 or 80 miles his identity and contemptuously and ware

BEFORE THE CURTAIN- Caterfield Sofas, Arm-chairs; de, ago, converting her protection into TaskFood Twin Beds, Wardrobes and formal annexation a little more than Causeway Bay Stables "this afternoon off Mamo and taken to the Portuguese threw a bag of gold to the beggar in the play is that of the Caliph

Haji was filled with mortification and Abdulla, which was taken with the The Storyteller...... Mr. J. A. E. Bullock

In addition to the above the following_1 Tollet Tables, Double, and Single Braz

One pony died on the voyage down.

When found they were almost mad rage, but be decides to use the motsy greatest success by Mr. V. Findlay

participated mounted Bedsteads, E., Miscellaneous four years later. In that Erief space; Furniture, Blackwood Ware, Fiance, a few of time she has reorganised the whole As advertised in another column with hunger and half dead from 86 weapon against the man who Smith. Like Mr. Hay, he has a good

stage voice, speaks his lines most Shopmen, apprentices, buyers and M. Kinsen, well-known Japanese exposure. The little boat that had had robbed him of his wife.

The second scene of the act pre distinctly and audibly, and he was portera-Messrs. J. Bentley. E. Osmund, and Kitaben Utensils,

Road, Corner of Io Boise Street-

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jste Pareolains, &e., Pantry, Bath Room administration, from top to bottom andscape painter, who is on a tour of played its part so nobly was brokensents to us the Suk (Bazaar Street) perfecty at home in the various E. W. Richardson, C. F. Maltby, L. H.

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THE DIARY.

MEMO. FOR TO-DAY.

and has raised the people of the

the world, is exhibiting a selection of and splintered and threatened to part of the Tailors with all its vivid, situations in which he appeared. In Lovely, S. S. Perry, F. Schnepal, W. country out of a slough of inertis, his work at Messrs. Komer and Kiborat say moment. The men were baling Oriental colouring. The "bazaar is the first act in which he appeared as Mace, B. S. Setna, E. Mitchell, M. JA |

corruption and chaos, and given to them now aspirations leading to a 1338 healthy, vigorous and progressive corporate life. The introduction to the Annual Report briefly summaries some of the achievements during the period of annexation. We are told that for the fiscal year ander review the value of the products of the Peninsula l retorned at a total of little exe

9 p.m. Kismet" at the Theatre than 300,000,000, yen, which is

Royal

from next Monday.

It in notifed in the Govern ment Gazette that the Commodore has appointed Lieutenant-Commander God- frey Cecil Echlin, RN, (Retired), to be Officer in Charge of the Examination Service, tics Lieutenant John Austin Gaimes, R.N..

SOCIAL" AND PERSONAL.

.

Bazaar Woman-The Misses E.

and Kasis.

out the water A fast their filled with people, and presently Hajj the wooer of farsinah an innovation Danenberg G. V. Osmund, F. J. Tavares, increasing exhaustion would allow appears and begins bargaining, with was made in the piny by introducing W. A. Cornell, L. C. R. Sousa, C. D. for rich apparel and presents for his Mr. Findlay Smith possesses a fine them. On Wednesday last they left the money Jawan had thrown to him a couple of songs and a duet, for Dazenberg, J. B. Speirs and 1. Murray, Macao and came to Hongkong.

beloved daughter Marsinah, but baratone voice, and me song: "I Long, Stokes, Razaret, F. 31. Rouser and

!V, Kazavet. The Kaijo Maru left Moji on Novem taking advantage of a momentary sometimes think that never grows so

(from "Omar) and Bedouins and Egyptiane-Herz. L ber 6th, calling at Yokohama, Kobe, etc. dispute between two rival shopkeep-red a rose" and carryings general cargo for Bangoon ers he suddenly disappears with the particularly the duet with Marsinah la Breton, F. E. Silva, A. E. Tavares näd

Miss Haynes and Calcutta. She struck the reaf at articles he has selected, and in the were notable features of the play.

Digcitaries, Wazirs Inext seene we find him in the court- The part of Marsinah was taken by the after part of the engine rooin on the yard of a poor house displaying his Birs. Evans, who showed herself to fears. Alva Tavares, E. I. Jones, L. C.. port side and the continual washing ill-gotten gains before the eyes of be an accomplished actress and her Sonsa, C. U. Danonberg, A. E. Botello. R. A. Brand, E. Osmand, M. J. Danen- stayed in her hull, and opened up the Marsinah, who, unknown to Hajj work deserves the highest praise.

Mrs. Milner Jones too who played berg, L.A. Gutierrez, J. Day, B. §. Soton hatchen Seas were breaking over the had a lover and wished to appear To-day being the 50th anniversary of ship and she had settled down beyond beautiful in his eyes. Her cinn- the by no means easy role of first and G. V. Osmund. the Club Lusitano, the members will be the aid of salvage, when she was last destine lover, who first appears in wife of the Wazir Mansur in the Dancers. Misses E. d'Almada, D. the year of annexation. That achieve "at home" to their friends from 5 to 6 seen by the crew in the boat. One man this scene, is thought by Marsinah Harem scene acquitted herself with Rezavet, M. de Souza, and E. Osumind

Mustefana Missies M E. Long to be of humble birth, but in reality, notable success. ment in itself is eloquent of the work p.m.

was drowned as the crew were trans he is the Caliph Abdulla, a ruler of Another leading player and one Razavet. Razavet, and Stokes... the Japanese administrators have

ferring to the boat and the raft. No exceedingly virtuous disposition, who who has long been familiar on the Eat-al-Kulub's Attendants. Ms. 3 p.m.-Auction of Crowa Jand at accomplished through the experimenta the P. & O... Nantin to day were Sit

Among the passengers who left information as to the men stranded on had no women, in his harem, and local stage Was Mr. 3L. S. North, L. Sim, and the Misses F. 31. Rossar, P.W.D.

was determined that Marsinah should, cote, who took the character of Denison, Haynes, Lammers, and L. 9p.-Kismat at the Theatre they have initiated in various Charles Eliot, KCMC., and Dr. Wu the Pratan has yet been received.

reign there alone.

Sheikh Jawan, in a manner which Tollan. Royal

parts of the country for the Lien Teh. encouragement of agricultora and industry. They have established Dr. and Mrs Evan Jones, Mr. Mr

HEMU. FOR TO-MORROW.

am-Excursion to Macao by sa

"Taishan":

MEMOS, FOR MONDAY.

General Memoranda. TURDAY, Dec. 18 :-

11 am-Anction of Xmas Toya at

Mesars. Hughes and Hough's. 11am-Anction of Jewellery, Watches etc. at Hessra Hughes and Hough'a Wormiday, Dec. 10 —

twice the amount at which the

country's products were returned in

model farms and seedling stations technical experts have been appointed to various localities to give advice and instruction, and financial facilities Prince George's birthday (1902). 3.33 pm Auction of Xmas Toys and are afforded by Government banks, Crackers at Mowers. Hughes and A central experimental laboratory Hough's 4.30pm-Maticee Performance of furnishes-to-persons interested the

WED, 20 & THUÊS, Dop. 21'

1.30 p.m.--Auction of Chinese Parcs. lains Embroideries, Curios etc. as Old Port Office Building.

THUMDAY, Dec. 21.

5.15 pm-Lecture at Government

House by Capt. Pelliot.

FRIDAY, Dec. 22

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11 am Mooting of the Licensing

Board

HATULLAT, Dec. 23: 5 pm-Extra

"Kramet

Performance

SIL 23, SUR 94 & Mon, Dec. 2

Bogey Competition at Fanling. MONDAY, Dec. 25-

Public Holiday TURDAY, Dec. 26

Public

Holiday 10am-Winter Bisley di Stone-m

10 Am Mized Foursom “Comp

lon of:

Tat the

Godowns and Kowloon

and Mias A. Ritchie, and Mr and Mrs

AC Little returned to the Colony yes terday by the Suwa Maru.".

THE DELAY OF THE "NIKKO MARU."?

-Owing to the coal-miners-strike-ha- results. of “ecientific investigation or Australia, the N.Y.K. steamer "Nikko analysis of agricultural and mineral Maru" has been detained in Sydney, products obtained in the Peninsula She was to have sailed from that part on and thereby stimulates industrial the 15th inst., vix Brisbane, direct for growth-Subaidies with a view to obe, dot calling at Hongkong. She is

das at Kobe on the 2nd January. encourage industrial development are granted to associations or individuals engaged in weaving, paper-making, matting and bamboo work, pottery and other crafts. Mining, forestry fishing are encouraged in much the same way. The inevitable result of it all is that steady development is shown and the country is expected in the course of anot

few years to reach a state of fiscal independe

has carried

Works in the

railways-cres

MOZONĖS TAYLOR'S GLOBING- BRARE QUOTATIONS,

Steamboata Indos Det Shelis China Sugar

12.30 p.m. selleri

** HOLIDAYS IN 1917

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Viola: Mis J. Grack

This brings us to the second set added to his haurels. Mr. L. N. The orchestra was composed of tre of the play which is made up of five Leefe, another old favourite, was following First violins: Miss V. Crees. It is notified in to-day's Gazelle scenes, Hajj, the thief, had been also a tower of strength in the parties P. Gordon, Mr. W. R. Neighbour and Mr. C. F. Xavier. Eecond vinlies f traced and brought before Wazir of the Wazir Mancur. General Holidays will be observed hard should be chopped off and the taken, and if we might mention for that the following Public and Mansur, who commanded that his |

All the minor parts were well Mr. A. Braga, My B. Gray, Mies L Indah, Mrs. A. W. L. Robertson and Mr. dismembered limb plunged into boil of them without appearing invidious. Bozario. ing oil. It chanced, however, that it would be to mention the success Queric. Cello: Mr. P. A Borade. Mansur saw something in the eyes of the Messrs. Komor father and Flute: Mr. 3. D. Camund. Clarionet of Hajj that made him pause, and, in the part of the pedlars; Mr. Mr. S. Binas. Trombone: Mr. L talking to him privately, forgave him 3. E. Bullock as the storyteller who Camund. Plaza Miss Esther Xavier. ha crime on condition that he lalled spoke the prelude; Miss Eilkin's Organ Mr. E. J. Chapman The Abdulla, for the Wazir had been dance in the Caliph's Court, and the ductor was Mr. N. Feteris. detected is defrauding the city of its dance by the four fairy-like slave funds and his disgrace was unions, girls.

Government Holidays in 1917.

Public Holiday Empire Day, Thursday, 24th May. General Holidays: Monday, 1st January, Tuesday, 23rd January, Good Friday, 6th April. Saturday, 7th April Easter Monday, 9th April. Whit Monday, 28th May. Monday, 6th August..

Monday, 8th October

Monday, 12th November

At first Hajj was Lorrified at striking The music which was the work of

WAR CHARITIES.,

the sacred person of the Commander local composer Mr. Norman Oar Little Bit Society has for-- of the Faithful, but when the Wazir Peterkin, who also conducted the word the ummal fortnightly parcels of promised to give him rank and riches, orchestra, was in entire sympathy comforts for our troops to Mrs. Philip and also to make Marsinah his wife, with the geneml tone and character da Fonblanque, No. 2 General Hospital, bis scrupine vanished and, elated of the play and though the orchestra

Christmas Day, Tuesday, 15th Dec with the glowice prospect his for suffered under manifest disabilities Chelsen, England, through the kindness

tures, be sought the audience hall its work deserves all praise and Mr of Messrs Showan, Tomes & Co., of the Palace and, engaging the Peterkin especially merita s tribute taining the following Caliph by means of some ingenious of public appreciation

3,168 rolled bandages.

ember Wednesday, 26th December.

800 Swaba

142 Flannel many tasted banda

The date on which the King's Burth feat of jugglery, suddenly drew forth The lighting, of the stage which day in te, be kept will be published tater, a dagger and made to plunge it in was under the direction of Mr. It is further notified that His the body of Abdulla, and great was Denman Fuller was remarkably well

done Mr. AM. Preston and M-14 nomina) Excellancy the Governor has bosa) his surprise when the wenport H. Ramsay was in charge of the

pleased to exclude the Police Magistrála

sales buyers

Department from

operation of the

Holidays Ordina

No. 5 of 1912), on the Ist

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In his hand, for he was not aware that under the flowing robe wa

etrable suit of chain armen Truly then was Hajj in a rad

Parties and Mr. W A Cornell- and P. Cross were stage assistants. Mr. E. Mitchel was prompter but there appeared to be not the least need of hir services, the play being

Eye berringer.

28 Floor mops.

47 pairs Burgical

51 Milk BOYETE

3 Mullert

pairs Mittens. ng Woollen capa