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LOCAL CELEBRATIONS.

AN IMPRESSIVE REVIEW.

mental and spiritual endowments simple and conclusive test of its good

E. & Irving, Hon, Mr. Lan Chu Pak; and Mrs. H. R. Donovan Major E Hon. Mr. H. W. Bird, Hon. Mr. A. 0. C. Downing, Mr. and Mix.30. M. referred to are purely subjective, as faith, in which we confess we found

Stephen, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. A. 0. Dodwell, Mr. and Ms W. E. Douglas, all our geese are swans, and every it hard to behere. It had had the

Lang, Hon. Mr. Chan Shiu Ki-Mr. | Mr. and Ms. H O. Dalbey, Mr. and mother's baby is the dearest in these and advantage of our property,

D. W. Tratman, Mr. C. G. Alabaster, Mrs. E., R. Dover, Miss Dottridge, world. There are unhappily, very by mistake, and if by mistake, it

Mr. R. Shewan, Lord Acheson, Dr. Miss Drury, Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan, Teal divisions of mankind. The real would not begrudge a nominal" com-

J. T. Johnson, MF. ED. C. Wolle, Miss Dupuy, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Dyer. conflict is between the aggressive pensation. It would probably jump

Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Wakeman, Mr. Mr. and Mrs C Montagne Ede.. and the pacife, the Hate-nots and at this opportunity of proving that TONIGHT'S HALL: "THE GUESTS,

G. N. Orme, Sir Ellis Kadoorie, Dr. Major and Mrs. Edwards Mr. and the Eaves; the religions and theit had no desire or intention to take irreligious. Mr. Stoddard in his book property not properly its own, but As near an approach to Royal and Mrs. Jordan. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. G. T. Edkins, Miss Edkins. Mr. as well as in its title sticks to “colour" rightfully ours. We sent it in a bill weather as one is reasonably entitled Phelipe, Mr. M. J. Breen, Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. E. J: Edwards, Mr. H. B. --which is an obvious boundary, less for ten dollars. For the prior use of to expect in Hongkong at this season B, B. McElderry, Mr. and Mrs. Ellerton, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Elliot. easily attacked than Madison Grant's our property.

of the year favoured the celebra, L. Smith, Mr. and Mrs Claxton. Mr. V. G. Ellis, Lient. R. K. Emerson, imaginary barriers. The

place locally Mr. H. P. Winslow H. J. W. Capt. and Mrs. Enwright, Miss En- galls

Here the delay in publishing this tions which took

in commemoration of Franks, Mr. Hake. Mr. H. Green. | wright, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Epstein, between the colour of Japan, of protest is explained. When the bill to-day

Colonel and Mrs. Humphry, Lieut. Dr. H. R. Ester, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. India and .of Africa are as was presented our Collector saya, His Majesty King George's 56th wide as that between white and the Manager said By and by birthday. The warships in the har Col. and Mrs. Wyndham, Lient. Col. Evans

Lieut. H. J Farmet. Miss Fairley, colour," but he ignores that. Le Happening to know that it pays its bour were dressed" in honour of the and Mrs. Loring. Lient. Col. Nicholson. cording to hin, the victory of Japan accounts on or about the 25th of each occasion and most of the public bulle Lient. Col and Mrs. Delacombe, Lieut. C. M. Faure, Pay Lieut. J.GAL over Russia" dramatized and clarified month, we have waited. The 2515 dings displayed a Union Jack at the Licut, Co. and Mrs. Crosse, Leut. Faed. Rev. W. T. Featherstone.

top of their flagstaffs. ideas which had been germinating has passed.

Early in the morning crowds of Col Bowen Lieut. Col. Clementi Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ferguson half-unconsciously in millions of It has not accepted this cheap way citizens were astir in the streets. Smith, Lient. Col. and Mrs. Bird, Mr. A. H. Fenwick, Mr. and coloured minds [coloured "minds of rehabilitating its somewhat tarnish-Their objective was the Hongkong Major and Mrs. Orpen Sanders. Major Mr. J. Fenton. and both Asia and Africa thrilled with ed honour. It has not paid.

Cricket ground where at 9 o'clock a Wakefeld, Hajor and Mrs. R. B.Fitzgibbon, Mr. D. C. H. Florance, joy and hope. Then came Legally, it may be in a safe position. ceremonial parade of the Colony's Young, Rev. and Mrs. W: Shewell, Mr. and Mrs. L. Forster, Lieut. T. II, the Great War." The coloured world It cannot be held responsible for the naval and military forces was Miss Tunley...

For, Capt. and Mrs. H. G. H. Fogg. Long before the bour saw white race unity cleft. aberrations of absent-minded officials.beld.

Sarg, Capt. and Mrs. Dalton, Capt Mr. and Mrs. R. A. D. Forrest. Dr. the white world was tearing itself Perhaps so. Morally, there is no of the review all of the avail- Benning, Capt. II. S. Curry: Command-and irs. C. Forsyth it. J. A. to pieces.. White solidarity was riven doubt whatever where it stands able seating accommodation arranged er and Mrs. Cantlic. Commander Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Franklin, and shattered. And-fear of white Our straight-speaking contributor on each side "er the saluting Cleefs. Comunander Stanley, Pay Lieut. I. B. Franks į power and respect for white civiliza-Adversarias, in a note written at base was taken up and people were Lieut. Com. and Mrs. Stern. Miss Mr. and Mes, H. Gale, Mr. and Mrs.

tion together dropped away like the time and suppressed by the ground. There must have been at Goodall-Copestake,

W. H. GIL, Miss GM, Miss E. Girling. Through the Editor, pat it strongly in these feast 500 inside the enclosure and Hodgson, Mr. King Salter. Rev. Crole H. B. Gilbert, Capt. H. Glover, Mr. Eng. Capt. Ferguson, Commander Lieut. Com. W. S. L. Gilchrist, Lieut. garments outwem. bazaars of Asia man the sibilant characteristic words:

quite as many spectators, mostly whisper: The East will see the

and Mrs. H. E. Goldsmith, Mr. R. "Ach! If you ask me what Chinese, followed the proceedings with Rees. West to bed.'"

think of it, I shall solemnly spit upon keen interest from outside the fence.

H.. L. Gompertz, Mr. R. Carrington the deck, and recite:

(Sir R. E. Stubbs KCMG.) at the' I'd rather be

Sibilant whisper is good.

A pagan suckled in a creed

outworn.

Now you see his ingredients, you can guess how they fizz Chinese scholars. Japanese professors. Hinda pundits.-Turkish journalists, and

A pariah on the outlawed Afro-American editors, one and all

China Mail, voiced drastic criticisms of white Than live to see civilization and hailed the wor as a

And carry the sublimated scom well-merited Nenesis on white arrog- Of decent people when they ance and greed." It is a book sure

hear the tale. to be much quoted this year, in con Strong words: bat' who can deny Ltd nection with the renewal or non- that the extraordinary behaviour

renewal. of the Anglo-Japanese of our contemporary invites them? Alliance. It is a pity, because such quotations cannot make men more reasonable.

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MORE WAR?

On the writer of the pamphlet Bamed, it has quite clearly had a disturbing effect. He sees, a5 Labour man, that white countries cannot admit unrestricted Asiatic immigration, without eventually going ander economically. He concludes I therefore that either we whites mist

withdraw from Asia altogether, leaving it to "colour, of there must be war in the Pacific. It is an awk ward alternative for us out bere, for we desire neither of these things.

A QUESTIONABLE SCOOP."

Perhaps from the Morning Organ of the Interests, we are not satitled

LOCAL' AND GENERAL-

An alteration in the Japanese. passport regulations makes a visaed passport issued to foreigners for travel in Japan, valid for one year.

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With FEs Excellency the Governor, Mr. and Mrs. Abbey, Mr. F. R. J. Goodrich, Miss N. A. Graham, Nr. saluting base were Commodore W. Adams, Mr. J. S. Agassiz, Mr. and Ms. Greenhill. Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Bowden Smith CBE the Colonial EL. Agassiz, Mr. T. W. Ainsworth, Grimble, Miss D. G. Grayson, Lieut. (Dr. Claud Severn Dr. Dalmahoy Allan, Mr. J. and Mrs. R. G. Grant, Mr. X. Grice, Secretary C.M.G.) and a number of other Alabaster, Senhor de Albuquerque Mr. H. Greenwood. Mr. and Mrs. naval and military officers and (and Madame). Lient-Condr. V. P. M. Grayburz Mr. R. A. Greek prominent citizens. Colonel Davy Alleyne, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander, Major and Mrs. Greenaway, Mr. P.S. CMG. the new C. O. of the Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, Mr. and Grant, Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Greig Royal Eaginters acted as O. C. De Mrs. T. Amort. Miss Arnison, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Grant Smith, Signor tachments and Lieut Colonel W. X. W. Armstrong, Mr. G. D. Arthur, and Mae V. O. Galuzzi, Mr. Gordon. Nicholson C.M.G. D.S.O. was the Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Arthur, Capt. and Mr. R. Mc. Gibson. Miss Gibson. staff officer in charge of the arrange Mrs. T. L. R. Archer, Mr. and Mr. ments for the parade. Commander Cantle was in charge of the naval A. E. Ashton Surg. Cond. and Mrs.

Aveling. Mr. and Mrs. 3. M. Alves.

units.

Lieut. and Mrs. N. L. Hammond.

Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Hall, Mr. F. 8. Harrison, Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Harston:

When His Excellency, attended by

Mr. J. Bartholomew, Mr. and Mrs. Miss Harston, Mr. Scott Haston, Mr. Mr. D. Burlingham ADC, arrived A. Batton, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Ball, And Mrs. F. C. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. R. on the ground at a quarter past aine Miss Baxter, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. M. Hancock, Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Hale, he was received with a General Bannerman, Mr. R. W. Barney als Hazeland, Mr. and Mrs. Hazeland Salute by the troops, drawn up in Major and Mrs. Bagnall, Miss Cossler the Misses Hazeland, Major D. L. open order on three sides of a square. Batt, Sarg. Comdr. and Mrs. Babing Harding. Mr. G. Hamel. Mr. and Mrs. After he had inspected the parade ton, lis Barlow, Lient. G. E. O. B. H Hallowes. Mr. and Mrs. H. the Governor returned to the salut Barnes, Mr. and Mrs. T. P. M. Bevan Hancock, Mr. A. E. Hall, Miss ing base and then, on the sounding -, and M. II. S. Bennett, Mr. and Hastings, Mr. G. A. Hastings, Mr. of a "G" on the bugle a battery of the Hongkong Singapore R. G. & W. C. Burnett. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Haynes, Hr. T. Hazelngg. Hr. stationed on, the Murray Parade C. H. Benson Ms. H. H. Beason, and Mrs A. T. Hamilton. Surg. Ground began the firing of a Royal Capt. Betts, Mr. D. G. 3L Bernard. Lizat. Con. and Mrs. Hayes, Mr. G. Salute of 21 rounds. After the 7th, Mr. Sverre Berg, Miss Benson, Me Hastings, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. An advertisement in another 14th and last rounds of the salute and Mrs. W. H. Bell, Lieut. Beech,Henderson, Capt. A. D. Hewitt, Mr. column announces that the Hong the troops loaded up and joined in Lieut. R. R. Beauchamp, Lieut. R. M. and Mrs. J. Hinton, Major D. Hi Long Garage has opened at No. 20 with a fai de joie the Band of the P. Beaven, Miss Bertran, Lieut. and Ir. T. W. Hill, Lieut. and Mrs. W. Praya East, the new garage will be Wits. regiment striking up then. S. W. Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. Higby. Major C. L. Hickling, Mr. and the nearest garage to the racecourse National Anthem. It was an impres H. Birkett, Lieut. and Mrs. J. T., H. S. Hills, Mr. O. B. Hillstrom, and Taikoo. Moderate rates for hire sive salute, effectively carried out, Bigg, Mr. R. E. O. Bird, Mr. and Mrs. Mt. J. Hooper. Mr. Leighton Hope,

and at its conclusion the troops, at are promised.

- Two cases cf plagce, both Chinese, and two cases of small pox, one British and the other Chinese (fatal), were reported on Wednesday.

Altogether about 750 troops took part in the parade and there were many more uniformed men scatter ed amongst the spectators.

The Units represented were: Royal

Following the parade, at 1130

J.

A. Cartwright, Pay-Lieut. Capell, Mrs. T. H. King, Miss Kirkpatrick, Punjabis (150 rank and file).

FOREIGN CONSULS RECEPTION."

Lieut. A. M. Carrie, Miss Chettle, Miss M. Kirkpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. His Excellencs received visits Mr. R. H. Chappell, Lieut. and Mrs. Lister Knight, Mops. and Mine P. from the various foreign consuls at Captain C. 3. Church, Mr. and Mrs.

Chester, Lieut. R. G. Chichester, Kremer Government House.

the command of the O.C. detach. G. Birch, Mr. and Mrs. C. Bion, Mr. G. Hogg, Miss C. M. HociSOR. Could anything be more deli.ments, daffed their headgear and Mr. R. J. Birbeck Miss Blair, Capt Rev. J. T. Holman, Mr. and Mes to expect a very high or very scrupucions, asks a Straits paper, tan the gave the lusty cheers for. His and Mrs. Bleckly, Lieut. N. Blood, Hornell, Mrs. Howe. Mr. and Mrs. lous code of honour. Noblesse annual reports on forest administra- Majesty.

Dr. and Mrs. G. D. R. Black, Mr. D. K. Holmes, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. oblige" was never said of the Capita- tion in the Straits Settlements for

Music for the march past was pro-H. Blake. Kr. L. H. V. Booth, Lent, Hooper, Mr. Home, Lieut. H. H. J. list Press. Perhaps, therefore, the 1920, which commences and ends vided by the Wilts, Band, and the G. E. F. Boyes, Mrs. Boldridge, Miss Hodgson, Eng. Com. C. C. Horsley, Morning Post felt that it was acting Part I, Management of Forests, Corps and Hongkong Singapore Mrs. V. M. Bond. Mr. II. C. R. A. Hughes. Mr. and Mrs. R. Hunter. pipers of the Hongkong Defence V. Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Booth, Mr. J. D. Haraphreys, Mr. and Mrs. quite naturally-in accordance with Working plans and plans of opera R.GA. As each detachment went Balckow, Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Brawn. Mr. E. Hudson. Major. and Mrs. the dictates of its own nature--when tions. The plan of operations as re by the massed bands played the Capt. L. F. Brown, Lient. and Mrs. G. N. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. H. about a month ago it made use of a gands planting was not, adhered to."

appropriate regimental air but when J. Bryant, Capt. and 35rs. I. G. Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. 4. D special article of ours that was sent

Almost the whole of the roof of the HS, RGA approached there Bristow, Mr. T. II. S. Bravfeld, Humphreys, Mr. and Mrs. Owen to it in mistake by an absent-minded

was unfortunately some little official. It is not necessary for us St. John's Cathedral has been removed, misunderstanding among the batcs Monsignor Brondi, Lieut. Col. Hughes, Sub-Lieut. L. 4. Humphrey to argue that it knew what it was and it is wonderful how well the as to whe was to furnish the Hall-Brutton, Dr. Lyon Brown, Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hanneus, Miss doing that it must have known the matshed has kept out the incessant quickstep and for a few paces the J. A. Brown, Mr. J. P. Bridges, rand tens, Mr. R. Hall. Mr. G. A.. type, headlines and letterpress, as rain. One of the main beams which sturdy Indian gunners swung along Mrs. 0. T. Breakspear. Mr. and Harriman, Mrs. B. B. Harker, Mr.

C. B. Brown, Mr. and and 3es. G. F. Haslam. China Jail type, for we have the rans diagonally across the nave, at without musical accompaniment. Mrs.

Mr. and Miss Innes, Mr. and Mrs. Bell admission that it did know. In an the point where the South transept That was the only hitch in what was Mis. W. S. Brown, envelope quite plainly addressed to joins it, has been found to be badly otherwise a highly creditable turn- Ms. F. P. Braya, Mr. P. Barn, Miss Irving, Miss Irving, Miss H. Irving.

Miss Jack, Eng.-Lieut. Com, S. itself. found the proof sheets of eaten by white ants at one end, and out.

Belfiu, Engineer-Comdr. A. what it knew to be a China Mail has had to be shored up. The floor

Butler, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Byme, Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Jacobs,

Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Jeffries, special article, obviously prepared by boards are also being taken up in

Capt. and Mrs. Bygate, Benor and the China Mail, presumably for the sections and replaced by concrete,

me P. D. Botelho, Mr. and Mrs. Ms. Jenkinson, Mr. J. Jeff, Lieur. [C. "E Jessel, Mr. Bulmer use of the China Mail. We are to says Church Notes.-

B.C. Byrd, Miss M. Byrd.

Mr. and Mrs. E. understand that it was somewhat} ~.

Navy (150 rank and file), Royal Lient Carne, Mr. G. F. Carille, Johnson, puzzled by this phenomenon. We In accordance with a suggestion Artillery (50 rank and file). Royal Capt. Cartwright, Capt. and Mrs. J. Wynne Jones, Mrs. H. O. C. Jones, are not told that it pondered the made by HE. the Governor to the Engineers (50 rank and file), 2/Wilts, L. G. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. A. R: Capt. and Mrs. G. T. Johnson, In some ways, were it not so patent-possibility of a mistake, thereafter, Senior Chaplain at the last annual Regt. (200 rank and file), Hongkong Cavalier, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Carpen-Lieut. J. L. Jones.

Mr. and Mrs. W. Kennett, Dr. ly dangercus, the religious and Lu-fur good reason, dismissing the meeting of seatholders and sub-Volunteer Defence Corps, (50 rank ter, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Carvalho, mane thinker might feel disposed to hypothesis is untenable. We are scribers of St. John's Cathedral, a and file), HKS. Royal Garrison Major L. Cassel, Capt. and Mrs. "B. F. T. Keyt, Mr. E. G. Kennett, Jr. welcome such arguments. Anything asked to believe that its peculiar series of portraits of the Bishops of Artillery (100 rank and file), 2/22nd Cartwright, Mr. E. S. Carter, Mr. H. Allan Keith, Miss-Kember, Mr. and calculated to unite the white races, ratiocinations led it at once, quite the Diocese have been hung in the and stop their foolish. wicked, waste confidently, to the supposition that Cathedrid Hall, bearing the following ful wars with each other ought to be for some unknown reason the Gor-inscriptions 1.- George Smith for the good of humanity. It is a ernment was circulating China Mart 1849-1864, 2.-Chazies Richard Alford pitiful fact that men can be more copy to the rest of the papers. Fer- 1867-1872, 3-John Shaw Burdon easily united in hate than in love. A haps, for all it knew, the Daily Pres 1874-1897, 4.-Joseph Charles Hoare *One damn fool in a Foreign common fear will bring them together had got it too. It did not try to find 1898-1906, and 5-Gerard Heath Office," says a proletarian utterance, sooner and more surely than matnal out. The telephone-wall, you know Lander 1907-1920. "can make a war." He can certain-esteem. Although such books will whist that is. And a chit takes time Ty do a lot of mischief towards that certainly induce in many people a to write and conver. Yet it must

desirable end, but in that crude fear of this kind, they cannot create have had a suspicion of a lingering inviting subscriptions towards the foun we doubt the truth of the say a fear common enough to breed white doubt. Here was a good story, provizion of a Fastoral Staff and

ng. One mischievous fool on a news solidarity, and the hate so generated very well written (in a style naturally Signet Ring for the use of the Bishops will be fittingly concluded with a Courtney, Mr. and Mrs. E. Cock Leask, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Leith, paper staff can do far more. One must therefore be merely a useless superior to its own), of immense newa of Victaria, says St. John's Cathedral ball at Government House. There Miss Coppinger, Mr. and Mrs. H. MMrs. Leigh, Lieut. A. F. Lers, Mr. loquent parrot can do more. One superimposition upon, the already value, bearing, as it were, the hall Notes. The approved design by will be a private entree at 9 o'clock Cax, Lieut. F. B. Colthurst, Mr. and Ms. R. E. Lindsell, Lieut. A. S. lausible writer of a sensational book too bulky moral dungheap of civiliza-mark of official recognition and coun- Birks of Vancouver would cost $1,250 and public entree at 9.15. It is Cochrane, Mr. E. G. Coome, Mrs. Lindsell, Major and Mrs. J. B. Lloyd, We have just been tion. It cannot be that evil out of tenance, sent to it by the Government, in silver gilt, including leather case specially desired that guests should Cormack, Cap and Mrs. AM. Mr. J. D. Lloyd, Mr. and Max H. G.. reading a horrible book by Lothrop which good may come. It must be, in a Government envelope; and as It is also proposed to have s replica note the arrangements that have Collison, Miss M. Cooper, Mr. and Lowe, Mr. R. S. Logan, Miss Lowson, Stoddard, entitled "The Rising Tide therefore, gratuitous evil. That is a live newspaper with a duty to its in blackwood made locally, for use been made for regulating the M. A. H. Crook, Miss Crosbie, Miss., and Mrs. Lovegrove, Mr. Ht C. of Colour." So, apparently, has the why we have called it a horrible public it did not publish it. Why in distant parts of the Diocese, at a car revening. No motor Crippe, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Crawford, Lowick, Mr. G. Ludin, Mr. and Mrs.. sriter of a Labour pamphlet entitled book.

Why, if it entertained no doubt that cost not exceeding $100. The ceti- to enter the Government House Major R. P. Culver, Mr. and Mrs. GW. O. Lambert, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Big Navies and Cheap Labour, It is introduced to a gullible public it had the right to ce so? We are mated-cost of a Bagnet Ring, with grounds unless it la raming, Boun K. Chathata, Senor and Mme 0. D. Little

Mr. and Mrs, W. J. E. Mackenzie, published by the Labour Publishing with a dressing of pseudo-science, entitled to conclude that it was not amethyst engraved with the Azms private and public chairs will be Canseco, Mr. and Mrs. Harryden Mrs. A. Mackenzie, Miss Mackenzie, Co. of 6 Tavistock Square. We can in the form of an introduction by an sure of its right. In that case, what of the Diocese for sealing to be allowed to go inside but while private Church. understand the effects upon the mind American biologist, Madison Grant, did it dot Not sure that it had obtained in Paris, is $200. Allowing chairs will be permitted to parkin Capt. and Mr. P. EL Davies Mr. and Mrs. V. Marsot, biz, W. R. f an impressionable reader. By who writes of races as if they were right to use it, did it, make any en say $100 for the cost of insurance the grounds public chairs must park Lieut. E. L. E. Davies, Licut, and Mansfield, Mr. C. F. Maltby, Mr. V Mrs. Dale, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. A. Mason, Mr. W. W Mackenzie, selecting Fungo utterances from vari- definitely set apart by cranial inquiry. It did not. It lifted" "premiums for five years, the total esti- outside. Das sources by exaggerating the dices. Not only do we get the glib three quarters of a column or so of mated cost is $1,650. The appeal Invitations have been issued to the Davison, Professor and Mrs. E. Danen Mr. N. Teesdale Mackintosh, Rev. berg, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Dawson, and Mrs. J. K. Maconachie, Rev. E:- weakness of Europe since the world nonsense about brachycephalic and the story, altering it here, and there has been successful, and the amount following

Mr. J. D. Danby, Mr. and Mrs. TW. L. Martin, Bev. P. de Maria, Mir war, and by postulating a unity of dolichocephalic races as if round slightly, and writing its own headlines required has been guaranteed by sentiment among the coloured and long skulls were not fairly equally and introduction, and rushed that different people, but it is thought there Lady Kirkpatrick, Bishop of Victo Dallin, Mr. M. Danaher, Miss Day, V. Marks, Miss D. G. Mallet, Brig sces which most assuredly does not distributed regardless of rice-but into print at once. Afterwards, on are others who would like the oppor-ria, H. H. Mr. Justice and Mrs. Miss Davis, Lieut. J. H. R. D'Aeth, Gen and Mm. E. B. Machaghten, yet exist; Mr. Stoddazil makes a war we are offered a "contrast of mental request, it meekly surrendered the tanity of sharing in this gift to the Gompertz, Commodore Bowden Smith Engr. Comdr. W. Dawson, Lient Rr. A. E. Mackenzie, Mr. and Mrs. for the world aupremacy-nay, for and spiritual endowments, proofs, envelope and all Why, if Diocese Owing to famine conditions Colonel Davy, Hon Mr. and Mrs. A. Deane, Mr. and Mrs. Denison, F. de. Martin, Mr. L D Martyn, The continued existence in the world definite but difficult to describe" it did not realize that a mistake hed and the increasing need of money Severn, Hos. Mr. and Mr. Kemp, The Misses Denison, Miss Delacombe, Miss Maclaren, Miss MacDonald, Mr. of the white reces inevitable. Japan That which is definite should be been made, by which it profited it for meionary work, only the less Hon Mr. O. Mol. Messer, Hon. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Dickie, Mr. and and Mrs. J. McArthur, Lieut. and as represented as the ringleader of definable. What he should have said our expense 3 jaja

expensive staff and the ring will be 8. B. C. Ross, Bon. Mr. and Ms. T. Mrs Digby, Pay-Sub-Lieut. A C. Mrs. A. L. G. McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. the coloured" combatants--but was "telt but inexpressible," We Very well. So far it were a ham obtained for the present. Promises L Perkins, Han. Sir Fani Chater, Dickson, Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Dannelly J. McPherson, Mr. R. McGregor, HEM W & Dowley, Lient. J. M. Dr. McKenny, Mr and Mrs. 3 S the intelligent reader does not refregand then have expressed his feelings thing to deny is claim to have acted of subscriptions may be sent to the Hon. Mr. and

-D- Melbourne, Ljeuts felling how on those lines the argu-fog him for they are familiar enough in good failing thin as the targument

Lały Donington, Mr. and Mrs. If Mr. Dorkins Capt, D. S. Dodwell, Lieut. anent is made to develop itself. to the psychologist. The exception appeared to as

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A circular was sent out last month

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Major and Mrs. C. Law, Mr. and J. W. Church, Miss C. Clarke, Miss Mrs. K. Larssen, Mrs-Jacobs-Larkcom B. F. Clark, Mr. and Mr. W. G. Lieut. E. H. L. Jacobs-Larkcom, Mr. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. J. Cooper, and Mrs. H. A. Lammert, Miss B. A Mr. A. Cobb, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. W. Lay. Comrie, Mr. C. H. Cole, Mr. C. J. Mr. and Mrs. C. Lafrentz, Mr. E. B Cooper, Capt. and Mrs. F. R. Corson, Lambert, Lieut. L. P. Lane, Lieut Tonight the day's celebrations Mr. A. D: Cousin, Mr. F. H. D.D. W. Last, Mr. and Mrs. W. L

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