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EARLIER TELI GRAMS."

(Bouter's Service to the China Mail.)

Continued from Page 1) GERMAN SITUATION-

LONDON, Pebraury 18th A masage from Berlin says the sinta add in Gurmany is daily becoming more precarious owing to the great mubity of the Spartaciats.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS,

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LABOUR.

LONDON, February 18th. Work will be resumed in Glasgow on Thursday, the men 4ccepting the em ployers' terms for a forty-seven-howe week, pending a national settlement.

Work 15

resumed in Belfasst. being

LONDON, February 19th The Ministry of Labour announce

National that the Government is calling a Nati A general ke has now broken out in the Ruar regions. The strikers at

on February 7th. Industrial Cenference Es have declared that not a single ton of coal sl. be given as present to the at the Central Hall, Westminster, and Government and the strike will be constates that the purpose is to provide an signed unti, che socialisation of the Ruhr pertunity for members of the Govern mining industry, takes place, and, the ment to races representatives of the in dustries of the country in order to dis and Government trocha ary recalled.

cuss the prevalent industrial antest obtain the views of employers and work. people on the subject. Invitations aru beins issued widely with a view to mak ing the Conference fully representative of the industrial community.

The Sparteists are directing the en tire movement. Auming reports from Meimax state that the Lost difce there i poqupled by the military, and troops

held in readiness

strike of employes as the large or in Berlin is asuming large pro- portions, over sixty thousand have strack and it is expected that Berlin will Do shops shortly.

Later reports state that the Spartacists have suppressed the newspapers in the Ruhr ragion, while armed Spartugisis from Esson, Dusseldorf and other places e pouring ia to Masihwing which is apparently the centre of the movement.

COPENHAGEN, February 17t

A message from Waime states:-- The Fussische Zeitunga wates that, Count Brockendorff von Hantzau has re- signed.

.

BALE. February 18th. The Frankfurter Zeitung states that Count von Euntzau resigned atter the Psignature of the Amnisties. The Uovern

ment asked him to remain,

F

AMSTERDAM, February 19th. Meetings continue to be held through out "Gernma protesting against the "plift of the German elentes and the releation of prisoners.

Herr Erzberger sent a long communi xcation to Marshal Foch, refusing to place the German mercantile marise at the dis posal of the Eutente, unless agreements were reached assoring Germany's food supply and sala-guarding German crews

RHINELAND.

LONDON, February 17th In the House of Commons, is question: time, Mr. Quest for Mr. Winston? Churchill, stated that the Allies were! considering the question of the Rhine- land, which was recoverable from Ger many ander the artistice terms

ARMISTICE TERMS..

Paris, February 19th, The Armistice Commissioners are dis enssing the quota of troops which Gers many can be allowed to retain and to which she must immediately reduce her establishments,

The reduction of men and war material must be accompanied by a corresponding reduction c Gomany's capacity to pro- dace guns unitions, which will Entail the destruction or transformation of a certain proportion of her armament factories. The Allies also intend to for hid Germany to keep troops in certain German provinces.

The French tase, regarding the left bank of the Rhine and the agity of France's castern frontier, might thus be Inet.

Pans, February 17th. The. Armistice discussions will be re amed on Feoruary 18th when Marshal Foch returns from Trevca.

It is almost certain that the final povál peace terms will include the complete destruction of the fortifications cf Heli- goland and the Kiel Canal, opching the Tatter to ordinary trafic and leaving Germany with a navy only sufficient for fdefensive purposes.

INHUMANITY TO FOLES.

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PARIS, February 17th. The Polish Foreign Minister acquaint- sed the Allies with the Germans' inhuman treatment of the first batch of repatriated Polish deportoes, comprising 25,000 meil and women and 650 children, who were conveyed to the Polish frontier by day- und night, in open trucks, in twenty one degrees of frost, causing the death of fifty-six children. While they wore at the frontier station, the Germans robbed their money,, footwear and extra cloth- sing and detained men of fifteen to thirty. dive years.

AUSTRIA

COPENHAGEY, February 17th...

A message from Vienna, dated Febro- ry 17th, states that the result of the lections of the National Assembly, so dar, were:-Social Democrats, 31; Chris- tinn Socialists, 11; German Nationale, Burgeois, 1 Democrat, 1; Czech, 1; Jewish National, 1.

Six women were also elected.

THE INFLUENZA SCOURGE.

LONDOS, February 17th. Infaenza is spreading rapidly. In Edinburgh, last week, 138 deaths occurred through influenza, of which 90 developed

Glasgow there were 262 Latal cases. The authorities state that the epidemic is ot a much worse type than the previous outbreak,

At Newcastle there were 94 deatha com pared with 43 in the previous week ALARMING STATE OF AFFAIRS IN BEAUSTRALIA," ·

A message from Sydney states that Intenza is paralysing business through ut the Commonwealth. Fifty thousand have been rendered workless. The strecto Lielbourne and Sydney are deserted.. Lelbourne hospitals are unable to take any more patients.

LLP.S AND DOMINIONS.

A meeting of members of the House of Commons, specially interested in the Dominions, decided, to form art. Overson Parliamentary Committee with Mr. ewton Kinloch Cooke na Bocrotary.

BOATS DUE TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.

VESSELS DUE TO ARRIVE

FEBRUARY 21. SADO MARU, N.Y.K.. from Japan, with mail

FEBRUARY 29.5 NORE, P. and O., from Yokohams.

FEBRUARY 23.

IYO MARU, N.E.K., from London, "with mail..

FEBRUARY 25.

"ELPENOR, B. and S., from Liverpool. FEBRUARY 26.

SHINYO MARU, T.K.K., from San Franciscu, with manil

FEBRUARY 23."

AGAPENOR, and 6, from Liverpool."

MARCH 2

RIOJUN MARU, D, & Co., from Japan, with mul

MARCH 5.

FUSHIMI MARU, N.Y.K.; from: Seattle, with mail...

MARCH 8. CANTO MARU, Valparaise.

T.K.K, from LAOMEDON, B. and 2..from Liver-

pool

MARCH 10. BORNEO MARU, D. & Co., from Java, with mail.

MARCH 13. " EURTLUCHUS, E. & S., from Liver-

pool

MARCH 15.

PROTESILAUS, B. and S., from Singapore.

NAKKING, China Mail, from San Francisco, with mail.

MARCH 19. TELEMACHUS, B. & S., from Liver-

pool.

MARCH 23.

PERSIA MARU, TEE., from San Francisco, with mail.

PELEUS, B. & 8., from Liverpool. T MARCH 26.

HOKUTO MARU, D. & Co, from JAYUL

MARCH 29. TELAMON, B. & S., from Liverpool.

DEPARTING VESSELS.

FEBRUARY 21. TANGO MARU, N.Y.K., for Nagasaki MISHIMA MARU, N.Y.B., for London.

. FEBRUARY 22.

SADO MARU, N.Y.E for Liverpool. TEIRESIAS, B. and S., for Londen. FEBRUARY 23.

NORE, P. and O., for London, vis Marseilles.

FEBRUARY 24.

TYO MARU, NAY.K., for Japan. AGAMEMNON, B. and S., for Liver- pool.

FEBRUARY 25.

AFRICA MARU, 0:5.K., for Victoris.

** FEBRUARY 26,

ELPENOR, B. and S.; for. Japan, vis Shanghai.

You

COLOMBIA, Pacific Mail, for San Francisco.

FEBRUARY 23. "DJIPANOS, J.C.J.L., for Java.

MARCH 1. AGAPENOR, B. and S., for Japan, via Sbaoghai

MARCH 2. LAOMEDON, B. and B., for Japan. AFRICA MARU, Q.S.K., for Victoria. ,and Vancouver.

MARCH

RIOJUN MARU.'D), & Co., for Java. SHINYO MARU, T.KE, for Sa Francisco.

MARCH 11.

HYSON, B. and 8., for London. ATREUS, B. and N. for Liverpool.

*MARCH 12

BORNEO MARU, D. & Co., for Japan.

MARCH 13. EMPRESS OF RUSSIA, Canadian Iacise, for. Vancouver.

MARCH 14..

THE CHINA MAIL.

NOTICES.

PATENT

ROOFINGS.

"A-B-C" BRAND

AND

"PAGODA" BRAND

א ל ...

WATERPROOF WEATHERPROOP

GUARANTEED.

BAMPLES & ESTIMATES. FROM · ARNHOLD BROTHERS & Co., Ltd.

LA, Chater Road.

Phone 1500.

Red Wing Charakred

MOTOR WITH POWER TO SPARE

THE RED WING ENGINE HAS

BEEN MANUFACTURED FOR THE PAST 17 YEARS, IT IS THEREFORE NOT A NEW AND UNTRIED PRODUCT. IT HAS STOOD UP DAY IN AND DAY OUT- IN THE SEVEREST SERVICE, WHICH THE MANY THOUSANDS IN USE WILL TESTIFY.

THE RED WING MOTOR.

Red Wing Chung

WE SHALL BE PLEASED AT ALL TIMER TO SUPPLY ANT INFORMATION REGARDING THE RED WING MOTOR OR TO GIVE A PRACTICAL DEMONE- TRATION OF WHAT THE MOTOR CAN DO. » SOLE AGENTS:—

SHEWAN, TOMES & CO.,

ST. GEORGE'S BUILDING,

Fifteen of Walkers

In all there we fificen

different classes

whole

of Walkers Belting: From the original Oak-tanned, through the mechanically-treated leathora, by the way of Chrome and Rawhide, Le Cotton and Balata Belting the family of Belung is represented by Walker's Belting.

Every of tan- ning and mau fucture is carried out at the

KONGKONG.

Varieties Belting

Walker Factories in a way that so toade Walker's famous for nearly one hundred years. Fractically, strrichicha -- nen- economical, sippingard "Wife's Belting will efficiently do its share in speeding the wheels of industry.

Bend for the Price Lie

"The Range at a Glance," and use it whenever you are evilering Belting.

Wm. Walker & Sons, Ltd,-BOLTON,

Contractors to H.M, Governinini,

· ENGLAND..

WALKER'S BELTING

CAPT. E O. LINDSTROM.

Oak-tanned Safirm-tan, Rawhide, Chrome,

Cotton,

etc., etc..

He was in the service of the China Merchants thenceforward until his retirement two years ago. He was a Past Master of the Cosmopolitan Lodge of the Grand Lodge of Scot land.

Capt. Eric Olsson Lindstrom, who died at Shanghal on the 12th instant, at the age of 74 years, was for very many years one of the most popular master marinera on the Yangtze At the funeral there was a large River, respected by all who met him attendance, which included several EURYLOCHUS, B. & 8.. for Japan professionally or otherwise. A native representatives of the China Mer- via Shanghai.

of Gefle, Sweden; the first arrived in chants' S. N. Co. and of other ship MARCH 17

Shanghai at the age of 22 years, on ping companies, as well as other sym- CHICAGO MÁRU, O.S-K for November 11 1844, since when he pathizing friends. Capt. Lindstrom Victoris and Vancouver,

has spent nearly all his time on the leaves a daughter, Mrs. J. H. Rich Yangtze River, steamer service., Heards, and two sons, Messrs. Eric and first served under the flag of the firm John Lindstrom.

MARCH 20. TELEMACHUS, B. &j5, for Japan' Tia Shanghai.

МАКСИ 21. ANTO MARU, T.KE, for Booth Amariza.

MARCH 22. FUSHIMI MABU, NIK, for Seattle. MÄRUHVBA, Á PELEUS, B. & for Japan vid

MARCH 25. FIBREUS, B. and 8, for Londo 1

NANKING, Obina Mall, for Ban

PERSIA MARU, TEK, for Bad Trac.cisco.

Shanghai

ہوا

*

Francisco.

MARCH 27,

MABUH. 29. ** HOKUTU MARU, D. & Co., for Japan. “MARUH “*0.

PHOTERILUS. Bị and E..

Beattie

R

of Russell & Co. and later joined the The Bags of all the vessels of the China Merchants Steam Navigation China Merchants fleet in harbour Co.,, when they took over the were flown at half mast on Feb. 13 shipping business of the former firm as a token of respect to the deceased.

The

Have you ordered, your Copy

Dollar Directory

HOW-IN PRINT.

From Messrs. BREWER & Co.,

Tel No. 690,

93, Quaan's Bond Central:

POST OFFICE.

Allied soldiers in the various hospitals in Siberia are badly in need of renting mutter. Any books, newspapers, etc. for! their use handed it as the G. PU, will be packed and forwardel to them free.

The parcel post service to Cuba is

·auspended..

It is notified that all restrictions as to the use of wireless Telegraphy by Merchant Vessels on the China Station have been abolished.

The Services to Germany, Austrin, Bulgaria and the Ottoman Empire and suspended.

No unofficial latter addressed to Abadan, Ahważ or Mohammorah in the Persian Gulf may exceed eight ounces in weight

INWARD MAILS.

SATURDAY, February 2 Japan-Per SADO MARU, "

SUNDAY, February 23. Japan-Per MISHIMA MARU. Europa via Negapa tam-Per IYO MARU,

OUTWARD MAILS.

SATURDAY, February 99. Swatow and Bangkok--Für CHILDAR,

UNGSHIN, 10. Saigen-Per

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, South Africk India via Dhanushkodi, Erypt and EUR- OPE via Scez-TEIRESIAS Registration 8.43 a.m. Letters 10.30a.m.

The Parcel Mail will be closel

to-day at 6 p.m.

Shanghai and North Chick-Fer

YINGCHOW, sp.m.

Canada, United States, Contra and Bouth Americs, and EUROPE via Bian Francisco-Per

TECUMSEE, Registration 1.45 p.m., Letters 9.30 p.m.

Java and Fort Moresby vs Batavia- Per RINDJANE 3. p. Swatow, Shanghai and North China-.

Per CHOYSANG, 5 p.m. Tientsin-Per CRIPSHING, 4 pm. Shanghai and, North China - Per

YUSANG, 'p.m.

SUNDAY, February 22..

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius,

South Africa, India via Dhanush.. kodi, Egypt and EUROPE rin Saez For SADO MARU, Swatow, Amoy and Fermose via Keelung

-Per KAIJO MARU, 9 a.m. * MONDAY, February 24.10. Swatow, Amoy and Formen via Keelung

Per JOSHIN MARG, 9.7. Java and Fort Moresby via Eatavia

TJIPANAS, 90

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius,

South Africa, Endia via Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE via Suez-Per MISHIMA MARU, Registration 8.45 a.m., Letters 51.30 3.

Shanghai, North China and Japan vis Kobe-Per IYO MARU, 10 am. Bangkok-Per TJILIWONG, 3 pm. Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, Bouth Africa, Tadia via Dhanush- kodi, Egypt and EUROPE via Suez. Far AGAMEMNON,

6 p.m.

TUESDAY, February 25. Swator and Bangkok-Fer LINAN, China-Per

Shanghai

...

North and SINKIANG, 11a.m. Swatov, Amoy and Foochow-Fer HAI-

HONG, 1 pm." WEDNESDAY, February 96.

Tel. No. 1793.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1919.

ENTERTAINMENTS.

THE

CORONET

Tel. No. 1743.

FEBRUARY 20, 21, 22 & 28, 1919. DOUGLAS FAIRBANKS

IN

REGGIE MIXES IN"

CROOKED TO THE END.

BRITISH GAZETTE NO. 488.

Booking at ROBINSON'S.

VICTORIA

20%-

THEATRE

FEBRUARY 10, 20, 31 & 12

at 8.15 p.m..

"THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO."

Epoch 7. The Last Exploits of Caderousse.

In this epoch there are some very Ane photographic studies and the acting is superb.'

-showing-

A WIFFLES FAMILY INTRIGUE Two parts of undilated mirtß, well shaken up. RACE WEEK.

FEBRUARY, 24, 95 & 98.

at 8.15. P.M.

Pathe presenta

BABY MARIE OSBORNE

in

A DAUGHTER OF THE WEST.”

HONGKONG THEATRE.

FEBRUARY 22, 23, 24 & 25 HELEN HOLMES

IN

(1st & 2nd Episodes)

A LASS OF THE LUMBERLANDS ”

Also Gazette & Keystone Comics

WED: 26th. see "LYDIA GILMORE.” 5

FRIDAY 28th. Matinee at 5.15 P.M.

parta.

5 parts

showing :- "THE DAUGHTER OF MAC' GREGOR,

ARRIVALS OF STEAMERS.~

FEBRUARY 20, 1918.

OTARU MARU, No. 1, Jap, 1,327 tons, from Moji, Capt. Shenaga, Sato, Cha.

SHUN CHEONG, Chi, 233 tons, from B.C. Wan, Capt. Karier, Wo Big wharf.:

VISITORS IT THE HOTELS,

PEAK HOTEL

Capt. Allen Major Apthorpe,

Major Lacey Major Lecanis Mrs Litt

Mr. and Mrs. H. A

Mathesonf

A.B.C. CHEYUN MARU, Jap.. 1,243 tons, Mr CB-Bird from Bangkok, Capt. Fujita, TX. Mr and Mrs D, K. BIL.

Blair "VINGCHOW, Brit 1,318 tons, from Rev. R. A. Bundle, Svatow, Capt. Simon, B. & S., C10

AFRICA MARU, Jap., 5,993 tons, froca Manila, Capt. Tamoto, 0.5A,

hart."

Swatow and Straits-Fer: TAMING,

9 a.m.

KALJO MARU, Jap., 1,126 tons, from Shanghai North China, Japan via Spatow, Capt. Egwa, O.S.E, wharl.

Kobe, Honolulu, Canada, TANGO MARU, Jap., 4260 tous, United States, Central and from Manila, Capt. Hishimura, N.T.K., South Ameries, and EUROPE Kowloon. vie

013

San Francisco-Per CHOFU MARU, Jap., 833 tops, from COLOMBIA, Registration 1.45 Bangkok, Capt. Majamoto, Chin Sian, p.m., Letten 2.30 pan. Swatow, Amoy and Formos via Takao--

Per SOSHU, MARU, 5 pm. THURSDAY, February 27. Shanghai and North Chica-Per

SUTYANG, 11 am FRIDAY, February £8,.

Bwatow,

Amoy and Foochow-Per HAITAN, 1pm.

Philippine Jelands-Fer YUENSANG.

2 piw.

SATURDAY, March 1.

Shanghai and

North CHENAN, p.m.

China-Per

LOCAL AND REGULAR MAILS

OUTWARD...

FOR

WELL-DAYS

SUNDAYS & HOLIDAYS 10:30 AM. 10.30A.M.

SHIN FOO, Chi., 1,688 tons, from Saigon, Capt. Husson, Seng Fat Hong, BS.

TECOMSCH, Brit, 4.247 tons from Svatow, Capt. Stewart, Tai Kok Sai.

CLEARANCES.

FEBRUARY 20, 1919. TELEMACHUS. Brit. 11 am for

Suigor. Wo Fat Shing."

LUCHOW. Brit, noon, for Singapore via Swatow, B&

SHUN CHEONG, Chi, 3 pm, lor K.C. Wan via Macao Wo Hing."

HWAH WU, Chi 1 p.m., for Bombay

N.T.K. Tix Singapore,

POATING, Brit, 4.30 p.m., for Wabu,

B. &&

VAN WAERWIJCK, Brit., 3 pm for Fenang via Singapore, J.M. & Co.

SHESIN MALU, Jap. 5 pm for 4.M.Nagasaki. 03.K 11.00 1.15.

10.00 Am. 10.00

(3.30 P.

6.00 P.M. Saturday

DAISHIN MARU, No: 2, Jap., 4 pm, for Kobe, Sató.

FEBRUARY 1, 1919. KWONG. LEE LOT, Chi: 7am, for Saigon, King Wo.

TAKSANG, Brit, 9am for Baiphong vis Hoihow, J.M. & Ca

Tai O Tai Fo

Cheung Chow

Shatankok, Shatia,

Hing Shan& Santin, 400 P.3. 11,00 .. Shengshui, Autan, Aberdeen, Fai Xung

and Stanley 430 E.M.

7.30 AM Regis. & F.. 8.00 Tatars 6 F.M

CHUEN UN Chi 8.30 am for 4.00P.M. 10.00 A. Hollow, Linen Ticke 17.15.4.6.15 AM Yan Fat

TAISZEMA, Chi Tam, for Hoihow, {1.30 P. MOS

CHIPSHING, Brit, 8 am, for Canton,

Canton and

Banshui Wacto...........

Macac

Kongmoon

11.00 4.

ASIA, Chi, 10 am,, for Haiphong, Asiatic S

HANYANG, Brit, 8.0 am for .Waho, B. & S.

8.00 by Except 6.00 ...M. & Co. Saturdays Nambanand Sarmei 6.00 F.. 5.00 F.

$10.00 .. Ekamchun...

10.00

·4.00P.M.

FROM SHEUNGWAN WESTERN BRANCH P.O,

FOR

SUNDATE HOLIDATE DATB 7.30 M Macao M

8.30A.M. 11.30 PM. Canton. 17.30 9.30 F.

Bamshui (9,30P.M." Tai Ping

(7:30 AM 11.30 PM. 7.30AM. 8.30 P.20.

9:20 P.E: -9.30 F... 9.20 2.M.-

Sher Ki⠀ 8,00 F.M. 9.30 P.M. 0.00 P.M. Kongmoon 800P.M. 6.00 PM 6.00 PM. Kumchak 8.00 .. 8.50 0.00 2.2. Katkorg 18.00 P.3 6.00 PM - 8.00P.M. Except t

Wacho

Saturdays

400 r., 4.03 PM 400 FA

In the case of Mails closing before

9am Bopistration closes at 5 d'clock

on 'the'previous evening.

HUICHOW, Et 10am., for Tentain Tin Tainztao, B&B

TAISHO MARU, Jap. 8 am, for Robe, N.Y.K.

VESSELS IN TAIKOO DOCKYARD.

8.8. "WENCHOW!

8.8. TEAN”

8.8. TIENTSIN”.

·8.5. "HUIHOW”- BIS. "LIANGCHOW” 8.6. HANGJHOW!

48.8.8BANSI”-

8. "TITPANAS” 8.8 HAUROTO 8.8 PROTEHILAUS" ABLY. MEDWAY”

C.F.

Mrs Matthieson Mr J.Finlay Miller It Mitrovitis.

Mrs Moorn Capt. Newamy Lt. Col. & Mrs Thurs

by Polham Cary. Mr. T. L Perkins

Capt. T. H. Butler MA. J. Carter Major Carthew Mr and Ms F. W.

Mr & Mrs Cochrane Major Patterson Lt. Col. E. J. Coles Mr W. E. Roberts Mr E. J. Coomes Mr F. J. de Rome Mrs Cornacle

Major Curtler

Mrs J. B... Dobio

Major V. J. Scanilo

bury

Mrs. Bidford

Mr and Mrs JohnMajor Slanin

Duncan

Mr

Mr A.Findlay Smith

8. Evans, M.B.E. Calp: Spencer

Mr Denman, Faller

Major Garlener

Mire F. Goodrich

Capt. Gurney

Major Hodges

Mrs Sveen

Mejor & Mr Taylor,

KEE

M. E da Fog man

Hutchison

Mr F. B. Johnson Major, Kendal

Capt. Vincent Major Mrs Wake

Major Walker

Mr and Mrs F.3d

Wells

CARLTON HOTEL

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Mr F. B. Cameron Mr T. King Senor S. Carbo ***Mr W. Lutkia Mrs S. Carbo Mr and Mrs E-IE Miss Carbo

Meline air J. U. de Chaldic. Mr. Murrell Mr. H. Cruy

Mya Mr V. Oyra Mr and Mrs WMr M. Ramos

Forster

Mr A. Rodrigues Mr and Mrs F. E. Mr and Mrs. E

Hamilton

Stepbans

Mr. and Peaco

Mr H. Hennessy MrA. W. Wesser Mr W. de Hoog,

KING EDWARD HUT EL,

Mr D. L Adams Min Kilbee & child Ales 1. Almond Mrs Krahmalef/" Miss A. Anderson Mrs B. Legge Dr M. E. Anger. Mra McAinch, MRW Brundle. Hra E. M. Mclos

Mr A. Bulloch {M» F°W. McGrath Mr and Mrs Carbo Mr E. M. MeTaviskļ Miss Carbo

Mr & Mrs A. CourseMr B. J de Moore Mr F. C. Crash F. W. Moore Mr T. B. Culhane M. D. Nicholdu" Mr. R. G. Doubleday Mr T. R: Osborne Mrs J. D, Edwards Mrs W. G. Passmorg

Dr A. Gibson

Mr.F. Ferguson Mr W. H. Prica

(MPW. J. Reynolds Mr & Mrs Gregory Mr and Mrs 0. Mr CT Eall Richardson Mr & Mrs Hammerbirs A. P. Sangster

Bir G. Starrskor and family.

Mr A. Hann

Mr A. Harrison

Mr P. Heathcote

Mrs Stublings kindl

daughter

Capt. & Mrs Swis

Mr JC Hupoter Mr and Mrs Under- MrE Irving Barwood Ba

and Mrs WMr and Mrs 8. E

West and family

Mr B-James

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