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NOTICES.

MENTHOLATUM

ENTHOL

ENTROLATUM

the

BEST REMEDY

FOR COLD IN THE HEAD WARN

APPLIED IN THE

NOSTRILS.

OBTAINABLE FROM

ALL CHEMISTS.

TO-DAY'S CABLES.

"

THE CHINA MAIL.

THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES.

LONDON

*STENTOR "

AKASEMA UN

*NING CHOW *TRESEUS "ATREUS

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SERVICE

(Direct) 11th Mar, 23rd Mar. 5th Apr. 12th Apr. 19th Apr.

LIVERPOOL

London, Amsterdam & Antwerp London, Amsterdam & Hamburg London, Amsterdam & Antwerp Loudon, Botterdam & Hamborg London, Amsterdam & Antwerp

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SERVICE

(Direct or via Continental Forta)

2nd Mar. Harre & Liverpool

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TELAMON " «KT.OF THEGARTER” 3:1 Mar, Ganos, Miles, pool & Glagow * IDOMEN NUS" "AJAX"

13th Apr. Havre & Liverpool

WEATHER REPORT.

March 9 h. 39-Pressore has increased slightly at Wladivostock and decreased slightly from Weihaiwei to Shanghai. It is nearly stationary at other reporting stations.

The anticyclone is probably central over EW. Japan.

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Fresh to moderate monsoon will con- tigue over the N. China Sex.

Hongkong Rainfall for the #4 hours Boding at 10 am today. 000 inch. Total since January" lat, 198 inches, against an average of 3+88 inches.

Forecast for the Rheers ending at noon on March 10th.

L-Houstong

2

to GAD Rock,

E. and K.E. vinds, moderate; fair.

1-Former Chus/L NE winds,i fresh..

Z-South coast of China between

19th Apr. Geboa, Mlles, L'pool & Glasgow Touakong sed Lamɔcks. The same as |

PACIFIC SERVICE

36. 3.

(Reuter's Service to the China Moil),

(vis Kobe and Yokohama) **TALTHYBIUS" 16th Mar. Sch Apr * TYNDAREUS * * PROTESILAUS” „4th May

--South coast of China between Roarkong and Hainan. The same at No. 1.

Tietaris, Seattle and

Vancouver

NEW

"LAERTES "

KOTAL GĦERYÁTORY, KERAXONG, DAILY WEATHER REPORT.

2511:

via Scez

MARCH 9, 1821.-

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9 1921.

ENTERTAINM SITS.

THE CORONE

To-day, at 230, 5.15, 7.15 & 9.15

SPECIAL ATTRACTION ESLIE FERGUSON

"ROSE OF

THE WORLD

MACK SENNETT COMEDY. Telephone 1713.

"

CORONET REVIEW. Telephone 1743.

COAL INDUSTRY.

GOVERNMENT RELINQUISHING CONTROL

LONDON, March 9.

The House of Commons by 277 votes to 72 passed the second reading of the bill banding back the coal industry to the owners on March 31. A grave situation is threatened if the owners and miners do not reach an agree ment as regards wage reduction.

AUSTRIAN DIPLOMATIC MISSION.

VIENNA, March 9. At-the-invitation of the British Government, the Chancellor. Dr. Mayer, the Finance Minister, Herr Grithm, and the Minister of Food, Herr Gruenberger, are on the eve of proceeding to London via Paris to hold a conference.

.** GLENBEG

SPANISH PREMIER ASSASSINATED,

MADRID, March 9.

until of

the

YORK SERVICE

(via Suer or Fanama).

27th Mar

HOMEWARD PASSENGER SERVICE

* STENTOR

11th March 12th April 3rd Mar

*for London"

IDOMENEUS PYRRHUS " "ANCHISES". *TERESIAS

for Liverpool

for London

́10th June' 7th July

for London

for Liverpool

For Freight and all Information Apply to

"BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

AGENTS.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

8ation.

Hour,

Barometer

At Sea Lore!,

Temperature,

Vidivostock 620.15 18. Kemuro

Zicodate Tukio

Kochi Nagasaki.

Eagvebina

Thims

ishiji

Bouin Island

Welhaiwela 20, 14 Hankow

Kehsag....

Klariang Chamaha

INWARD MAILS.

PIZ

Ехом

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9.

Shanghai.

...Soiyang

THURSDAY, MARCH 10. EUROPE vis Sueź (Letter ard Newspaper only London

3rd Feb.)

Shanghai

Dutzhi.....

Shanghai.

Gregory Apear Keist

Sharp Ph..! 7 the

8 a

FRIDAY, MARCH 11.

30.09

Shanghai

Straits...

Shanghai...

FOR

SATURDAY, MARCH 12. -

Idomenens

TTXTS.

Pelet Kwongying

4 p.30.

Faoting- Teopao

5pm.

5 p.m.

10 sp

ti

St Albans

10.30 1.15

10.50 a.m.

I p.1. 1.30 p.m. 5 p.m.

Amazon Marnier

Düwara.

Suroing

Hydrangea Derwest

Taeringwa Liangchow Hazoi

5 p.m.

5

3p.m.

5 p.m.

g

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HONGKONG THEATRE.

TO-NIGHT, at 15 & 9.15 p.m.

ELSIE FERGUSON:

- A -

"THE SONG OF SONGS"

VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGKONG HOTEL.

March S.

Me W. Anderson Mrs G. Jack Mr. H. Anderson Mr and Mrs. A. de

Mr B. Appel

Mr J. Amold

Jacobs

Dr E A Jay

Mr and Mrs G. H.Mr R. Julian

b. BannerLAM

Miss Bates

Mr and Mrs N. E

Karanjis

Mr J. E. de Beau Mrs W. G. Kent

champ

Mrs

Offs Kent

Pehtice Mrauri Mrs R. H.P.

Mr and Mrs C. H. Kewley

Mr and Mrs H. . Benson Mr & Mrs S. Bisney Lammert

Mr and Mrs D Flis H. Lillie

Bosteck

Mr J. M. LonES

Dr J.

Brown

G. Leon Has. Lagfeld

Mr Macintyre.

Mr and Mrs A. AMr P. Marks

Ball

Col G. Chapman

Mr N. Croucher

Mr D. R. Davies

Mr and Ms J.

Martin

TEL

BUSINESS DIRECTORY,

BLUNNER, MOND & CO. (CHINA), LIMTED.

Afkali Manufacturera. Tel. 1830. 7, Queen's Rd. Cenk

CHINA AGENCY & TRADING CO, QE HONGKONG.

*Iron, Steel & Piece Goods. Tel 2143. 10. Queen's Rd. Central

CHINA OVERSEAS TRADING OR, (1519), LTD.

་་་་

Importers and Exporters.

Tel 1104. 16, Queen's Rd: Coninė,

Mr & Mrs Thorpe

Tel.

Mayne

Gapt. D. R. DaviesCapt. A.Mela hran

bf Mrs W. H. Donald Mir D. McMurray

Me R. Douglas Mrs Miles and son

Mr and Mrs C. M.Mes F. Blooney and Tel.

Ede

child

Engineer-Captain Mr H. M. Morgane

S. P. Ferguson Mrs R. O. Morton

Mr V. S. Ferguson ir E. L Patterson

Miss D. Peppereli

CHU KYOKU TRADING 00. Importers and Exporters.

7, Queen's Rd. Caneral, 2108 and 2008.

"...

EDWARD 'NOW FUNG. Import & Export Merchant

1676. 60, Des Voeux Rd. CB,

THE KWONG KWUL Photographic Suppliers

Mr & Mrs Pernod Tel 2170. 60, Queen's Rd. Central,

Mr S. S. Perry

b

Mr J. S. Gardiner

40

Mr E. S. George

MA, WV. Gibb

0

.rich

Mr L. RedmayDe

Mr and Mrs L.

C. WJZs, Director. Hongkong Observatory, March 9, 1991.) 1. BAROMETER, reduced to 35 degres Fahrenheit, on the level of the ses in Inches, tenths and hundredths.

TEMPERATURE, in the shade in de grees Fahrenheit.

Hey, in percentage of matura tion the humidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,

..

4.DIRECTION o Wors, to two points. 5. FORCE OF WISD, according to Beadford Seale.

Mrs C. Lacy Good-Mise E. Proper

Goldsmith

Capi T. Hall Mr W. G. Hall Mr and Mrs W.

Hannibal

A.Mr E. O, Richardson

Mr W. R .Ricketts

Mr G. J. Rudolph

Mrs Sanders

A.Mr and Ms R,

Wehmilz

My G. Harper Miss A. Schmitz MR. R. Hancock Mr R. H. Skelton Me F. F. Harris. Mr A. D. Stausel! Mrs G. Havrison Mr L. H. Stewart MrR. J. Morrison Sir Eric & Lady MrJ. Sco't Harston Stuart Taylor Mr and Mrs F. E. Miss D.Tilling

Haslett

Mr F. Wale

Mr B. B. Baslett Mra P. T. Walsh Hr A. H. Hilbert Miss Walsh Mr and Mrs T. W.Miss E. M. Willams Hindmarsh Mias M. Fiddes.

Wilson

8. STATE OF WEATHER, b bine ky, Me F. L. Hongh detached cloud, d driezling rain,

fog Capt. W. HowardMr R. L. Wilson g gloomy, b hail. I lightning, o ovERRED | Mrs A. A. Fydë”

P passing showere, q squali, r rain, s Bow Mrs M. Hussey ttharder risibility w dew, wet

7. Ras in inches tenths and hun-

áradtbs

Premier Dato was assassinated last right while motoring from the Chamber. Several shots were fired.

NEW GLEN BUAT.

** LAUNCHED.

SHIPPING DISASTER.

LOSS OF THE "HONG MUHA

HAZARDOUS RESCUE WORK.

steamer

Szechuen Sankin ...Tamba Marn

EUROPE vis Ster (Letters only London 10th Feb

Parcels 5th Jas.)

SUNDAY, MARCH 13.

EUROPE via Ɛnes (Newspapers only London 18th Feb.)...Khyber

OUTWARD MAILS,

PIR

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9. the Shanghai, North China and Japan......

Samshut and Wachows were Tientsin que

Holtow and Haiphong...

THURSDAY, MARCH 10. Singan

PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION. Messrs. Harland and Wolf, Lid.,

Local interest in the disaster which launched from their Govan shipyard. on December 25, the twin-screw ves resulted in the loss of the steamer sel" Glenbeg." built to the order of

"Hong Mob" with the master, Cap: The principal the Glen Line. Ltd.

overall tain Holmes, and over eight hundred are:-Length dimensions 502ft., breadth moulded 62t, depth of the Chinese passengers, remains moulded 38ft. Gin, with a gross ton undiminished. Though the full story

The

told new vessel.

be not will age of 9,500. which is classed 100 A! at Lloyd's,

Hongkong in lus three complete cecks, and is fitted arrival with poor, bridge, and forecastle. European survivors who There are eight watertight bulkheads. rescued by the China Navigation 'Shansi" and taken to and the double bottom and space bo- tween the tunnels are fitted for the Swatow, it has been possible fo carriage of oil fuel.

The steering obtain some details of the terrible gear, windlass, and the 16. cargo events following the disaster, though winches are all electrically driven, and the circumstances which caused the there are 33 cargo derricks suitable wreck still remain largely obscu e for dealing with weights up to Seven In the course of a visit to HM tons, also two derricks for dealing "Carlisle," which was directed to with weights up to 40 tons. There proceed to the scene of the wreck are six cargo holés, one of which can by wireless, a representative of the be used as a deep water ballast tank. Chira Mail this morning learned In addition to the accommodation for that the Commander, Captain Evans, officers, engineers, and crew, here CB. DS.O., of Antaritic exploration Saigon is first-class accommodation for twelve fame, who did splendid work, was Holbow and Euphong...... passengers, which includes a large responsible for saving about a Swatow and Bangkok...............

hundred lives. baving managed, in Fort Bayard, Hoihaw and Baiphong... paloon, smokeroom, bathroom, etc.. and the vessel is Hirted with wireless spite of the weather, to get close into telegraphy. The propelling machinery the wreck in a motor boat with a consists of two sets of Diesel engines. designed to give a ses speed of 121 knots,

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cutter in tow.

The remaining] distance to the wreck he swam, with a life line. When the propellor of the motor boat fouled some wreckage, Captain Evans jumped into the water, and with the assistance of Able Seaman Whitehead, was successful in removing the obstrac- tion.

Eandakan Australia, and New Zealand vis Shanghai and North China ............

THURSDAY. ISLAND. Registration 9.45 B. Letters 10.3). Shangbai North. China, Dairen, "Japan Canada, United States. "Central and *South America and "EUROPE vi "SEAT LE Straits

Bangkok. Ceylon, Mauritius, Le Marques South Africa, India vis Dhanushkodi, Bombay and ADEN... Shanghai and North China ..

Swatow.

FRIDAY, MARCH 11.

L Marques, South Africa, India vis Straite, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius EUROPE Dhanushkodi, Egypt Tia MARSEILLES. Registration 8.45 sm. Letters 9.0

Philippine Islands, Shangha, North Chins, Ispan, Canada, United Staten, Cen- tral and South America & EUROPE vis VANCOUVER, BC. Registration 9.15am Letters 10a.m. Mr. A. B. Peacock, an American

Shanghai and North China gentleman visiting the FMS, on

Though scores of Chinese Swatow, Amoy and Foochow business, has reported a big loss sustained by bim. He was travelling perished through exhaustion and Weihaiwei and Chefoo... from Perang to Kuala Lumpur by exposuIC

Kleist

Toyama Maru Pakboi *****! Haicking Chibli Tuensang

Stentor

SATURDAY, MARCH 12

Nankin

before help could be Philippine Islands.

Marques, South Africa, Indis via Carlisle's" the mail train. A little belore he given, many were resuced by jumping Straite, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritias, I Dhanohakodi, Egpyt & EUROFE via reached the Federal capital, Mr. into the sea when the

SEVZ Registration 145 pm. Letters Peacock went into the restaurant car boats approached. Among those saved for tea and, when the train reached was the son of the manager of the

The Parcel Mail will be closed on

Thursday, 10th March st 5 pm Kuala Lumpur, te alighted. It was Company owning the "Hong Moh." only then that he realised that he Of the two hundred and more per- had left his wallet under his pillow sons saved by the "Carlisle" only one was a woman, the sole female in the sleeping berth. The matter

the survivor, the other hundred on the once reported station-master, and, the train having vessel having perished in the hold. moved into the yard, a search was In view of the boisterous nature of made in the yard, but without the weather it is remarkable that the success. It is understood that the boats engaged in rescue work escaped wallet contained about 2500 in with slight.damage only. Owing to Straits money and 800 ticals Siamese the bad, weather when the Fox- money, also a letter of credit on the glove arrived on Saturday night Swatow, Amoy and Keelung Hongkong and Shanghai Bank from the boats "could not be lowered

was

at

to

survivors

Shanghal, North China and Japa Shanghai and North China Saigon,

*Bangkok, Straits,

Geylid, Mauritius Margues, South Africa, Indis vis Dhanushkodi, EUROPE is MARSEILLES &

tion 5 p.m. Letters 6 pm.

the National Bank of Detroit, Michi and only 26 persons were saved. Shanghai, North Chins and Japan gan, US.A., for $5,000 gold, and a Chinese" gold watch and chain worth about $125 gold.

declare that o weapons were used by members of Tientsin

the Chinese crew on the Tuesday in Shanghai and North China pominek.. their efforts to keep the boats for themselves. Of the six boats launched Bwatow and Bangkok-min

Canada United States, "Central & at different times, only one escaped Shanghai, North China, Dairen, "Japan, destruction, that which reached the

Senth America, and EUROPE vis VICTORIA, B.C. Registration 9.10 am. Letters 10 A. medio_marauz Shanghai, North China, Japan, Honolulu, Canada, United States. Central and Fouth Ameries & *EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO. Begistration 9.45 am,

Hrs 10.50,

Shansi" Several passengers are reported to have been killed by the crew for attempting to gain seats in the boats,

"Peking telegrams to the Chi- nese papers state that Dr. Wu Ting fang and Mr San Hung, having. fallen out with Dr. Sen Yausen, have left for Hongkong, but upon Dr. Sun's sending a delegate to Hongkong, Dr. Wa was presuaded "to return to Canton. Another report has it that, owing to the change in the Yunnan situation is a fairispecimen of the attempts angpanas

Central & South America & EUROPE and the uncertain financial condi- the part of Peking to mislead the Japan, Honolulu, Canada, United States. via: BAN FRANCISCO. Registration tion, Mr Tang Shaoys has left public. Both Dr. Wu add Mr. Tang Canton for Shanghai is believed Shao-yi are now in Canton attending 9.16 am. Letters 10 5.1. that Dr. Sun will shortly follow suit to their official duties. There is not Amoy, "Shanghai and North Chin

scintilla of truth in the reports Bwatow, Amoy and Foocba

Strait Bangko's, Calentte and ADES emanating from Peking, says the Conton Times"?

These reports may be accepted for Their worth. The above clipping from the North China Daily News

Alabama Mara

Amoy Satow Taiboks Taichu....

Teinan Kochan Pescadores

Canton ! Hongkong Gap Rock.. 15.3030

Wuchow 8 *. Pakboi... Hothov Fhalien

Foua Lê

C.St. James Aperi

Dagupa

Marilis

Legaspi ... Tacloban ... Collo Sadigno

HONGKONG REGISTËR.

息功

Ji am.

Preview Ou date atjon data st

p.m.

Barometer... 30.08 Temperature Humidity: 61

30.12

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62

30.10 .. 80

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8.30 ..

Saiyang..

Registre

SUNDAY, MARCH 19,

Forthos

Amakusa Mart *****

9a..

MONDAY, MARCH 14.

Khyber Hangchow

3 BUL

Kuzichow Hangmang

5 p.m..

TUESDAY, MARCH 18... Lachow

9 8.m.

Kores Maru Nikko Maru

3p.m.

5 p.m.

Anyo Maru

Haibong. Yatching

100%

2 p.

adenoe bearing vessel's name only

Wind......

Forco

Highmet open siz Temperatus on the 8th- Lerect, open air Temperature as the

Mr J. Wyer

REPULSE BAY HOTAL...

I Col and Mrs Mr and Mrs A, H.

Birchall

Compton

Mr and Mrs E. M. Mr & Mrs A. R

Bosworth

Ferguson & child Mr & Mrs V. Clair Mrs Billier- Mr and Mrs T F.. E. C. Pearce

Cobbs

Mr and Mrs O. J.

Bobinson Mrs Cole

He Kurray Stewart

PEAK HOTEL

March 4...

Mr J.L. Kring Mr H. P. Lamarche

Mr and Mrs H, W.Miss Koukolersky

Allen Mr & Mrs Ashton

Surgeon-Comde. andMr & Mrs Language

Mrs Aveling

Mr R. L. O. Bird Mr H. W. Bird Bird Mr and Mrs D. K.

Blair

T. F. CLAXTON, Director., Hongkong, Observatory Mar. 9. 192LM-F; Bouliol

RONGKONG TIME SIGNALS.

The Time Ball on Kowloon Signal Hil is dropped daily at 10 am and 4. p.m. except on Baturdays when it is dropped at 10 am and 1 pm and on Sundays and Holidays when it in dropped at 10 a m.

The Ball is hoisted half wast at the 50th minute and fuli mast at the 57th minute, Abould the ball fall to drop at the correct Itime it will be lowered at 5 minutes past the hour and the ordinary routine repeat od at the following bour, if posible,

Should the Time Ball be cut of order the above routine will be carried out with the flag," on the Storm Signal mast.

Time Signals are also given at night by means of three white lampa mounted vir ricaly on the Observatory, wireless must. From 8.66 to 9.00 pm, the lampa are extinguished momentarily at the even seconda, exount" at the 2nd, 28th, 50th, Bind, and 54th of each minute

The hours re'er to Hongkong Standesa Time (8 kxotica Eut of Greenwich).

Mr M. J. Breen Mr J. G. Bridger Mr H. R. Bridger

Hr. T. D. Lloyd Mr M. R. L. Logan Major and Mrs J.

Lloyd- Mr&Mrs C.P. Marcel Mr & Mrs J.B. Marsh

Mre Mathiasesi Mr H. L. Mecklen

burph

Mr and Mrs 8.W.6.Mr and Mrs

Moller Carpenter...

Mr G. F. Caville Mr and Mrs Mr and Mrs T. W. Morgan

Church

LAZIRUS, N.

Opticians.

Tel. 2203. 28, Queen's Rd. Central.

LOCK HING.

Curio Dealers.

33, Queen's Rd. Central

MUMBYA & SINO. Japanese Photographers. Tel 254. 8A, Queen's Rd. Centrall,

Mr. & Mr. Jens Major& Mrs Sanders.

Duncan

MrGE. Sandstrom Boa. Mr F. E. Sharp Mr R

Mr N. S. Ellis

Mr4. V. Farmer

Mr. Farmer

Mr J.Farmer

show

Mr A Findlay Smith

"Mr H.Spicer

Rev. and Mrs W. T. Misses Suits

Featherstone

Miss Gibson

Mrs & MissStabbings

Mr J. F. Swindells

He and Mrs H. LMr and Mrs S.

Grott

Mr D. Hall

Mrs L. Hansen Major Harding Mr and Mrs B.

Henderson

•

Syrett

Mr & Mrs Thompsas Mr and Mr Quarles

Yan Ufford!

M.MJ. G. Vatr

Mr and Mrs Venest

MrHollingsworth Majer & Mrs Wake-

Mr B. G. S. Bay

塑料。

Mr and Mrs A. D.Mr K. A. Walter.

Mr H EL Webster Humphreys

Mr and Mrs. W. B.Mr and Mrs Marshal

Kennett

Me and Mrs Kou-

kolersky

Wood:

CARLTON BOTEL

February 10.

"Mr G. T. Whe Mrs 0.Åtock : Mr A. W. Anchaat Me A. P. Johnson Mr H. C. Anderson Miss &. Kammsky"

Mr W."Kinken O. C. Bell- Mr H. BoomA.O Mr F. B. Knilling F.Mr P. M. Brewer Mr B. Kristiansen

Mr H. M. Broody Mis J. Meadow

Mr F. Mockel G. Mr B. F. Brown

Mrs F, F. Camaron Mr and Mrs W. F.

Korris

Miller L-Comdr. and Mrs

O.Capt &M.8 Mills Mr A. O. Newcomb Capt. & Mrs Oliver Ceph and Mrs G.

Olapting

Mr C. Christafferzone & Me Remedios

Davis Mr and Mrs B. P.Mr Roed

Me and Mrs F. L. Mr JA, Kögcomb Schwartz Mr R. A. Ligcomb Mr. and Mrs A Mr B. Faravel Khazima KO. J. Flynn Miss E. Staliky Major&Mrs Gardner Mr F. Slast

Col LA A Ficholsoni; † Mr 8. Obersen Mr & Mrs Cockburn C.MG, D.S.D. Mr C. V. Cooper Miss M. Croper Mr and Mrs R.

Comrie Mrs Cormack Mr B. Crowley Mr D. F.Cuthill Mr 3.1. Danby Mr N.B. Davie Eng. Comdr. W. Mr E Ralphs

Dewson

Mr and Mrs T. L.

Perkins

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Dickie

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T. B. Draw Mr J. 8. Babinson Mr D. D. Dryden Mr H. W. Boger

Mr P. M. Gray - Mr and Mrs Strugis * Capt. Ganley Miss F. O. Strugis. Capt. T, M. Hag Miss J Strigi

KrJ. Stake boegg Mr & Mrs H.nchett Mr J; B, nizker Mr T H. Haworsen sept. L. Thoren Me J. F. HodandasMFE. 4. Theren Me0. Hetero MF.P. Ulat Mr H. R.Jacquers MrE. A. Widansen

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