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BUSINESS DIRECTORY

Banks

The Book of Canton, Ltd.,

Des Your Road Central..

mina Specie Bank, Etd.

Daddol Street.

Building Contractors

Ving On & On,

Building Contractora.

14, D'Aguilar Etroot. Tel. Cea. 1597

Joal Merchants

Kallen Mining Admin.fo/o Dadwall & Co., Lid), Colliery & Steamship Owns Bituminous Coal, Coke, Firebricks.

E. Etaurs & Co.

1, Connaught Road Central. Kwang Hang & Co., Qual Merchanta

Dos Voeux Rd, Oun. Tel. Gen. 9788 |

Wateul & Co., 1 Queen's Road Central, Merchants, Coal Contractors and Shipping Agents-Fboos Coa. 1543.

Jotton Yarn Importers

Ganko Kabushlik!' Kaisha.

Importers Cotton Yarn & Piooe Goods; No. 7 Merosatile Bank Building. Tel. Con, 2774 and 2008

Ourio Dealera

Look Blug, Chinos Curios & Bilver Ware

Dentist

Warry Yong, Dentist,

Lat floor, No. 14, Queen's Rosd Deatral, Tol Contral No. 165,

Electrical Suppliers

Sin Hing Co., Electra pistors and Ecotrical Contractors also Typewriter Repairers. 10 Pottinger St. Tel. Con, 3680

Engineers & Shipbuilders.

W. S. Balley & Co., Ltd

Kagins & Shipbuilder

Kowloon Bay

Sow Work & Repairs

Fertilizer

Call Flag L

Eastern Agricultural Fertilizer Co., 3) Jorenia SL. Tel. 25: walnagante Bal Gann. Kingol Partilizer

Glags Mercnants

A. Ling & Co.,

Glass Merchants,

Faritars, Mirror and Canton Marble Manufacturer. Eleatro-plated, Olass and Crockery Wars and Photo

Photographers

Mee Cheang, Photographer, 23 Ion Foase Street,

Besoenfeld Aronds (Branch). Developing & Printing undertakes.

Po Kwong Photo Studie

122. Wellington Stroot, Photo Sapplies and Developing.

Art picture dealer.

Printers -

The **China Mail," General Printers,

Publishers, and Bookinders

A. Wyndham Street. Tol. Con. IS.

Rubber & Wood, Tankahkoe & Co., 30 Connaught Rd. W. Manufacturers of Hobber Soles and Singapore Wood. Tel. Contral 1475.

Pcales.

Mustard & Jo., Connaught Road Otl Ship Chandlers

Chung Fook, 78 Connaught Rd. ou.

First floor. Tel, Central 630. Shipchandler, Stovodiores and Compradore.

E. Hing & Co..

25 Wing Woo Street. Tal Central 1116 Motal Merchants & Ship Chandlers, Managing Director- Mr. H. 8. Chin. Wang Kee & Co. Shipch odlers,

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Comprar orce, Stevedores & Coal Merchar., a ast & Pilot supply. No. 38, Connaught Road, Tal. Contral No. 943.

Shipowners

Man Wing 8, 8. 04., Ltd,

38 Bonbam Strand West. Tei. Cen. 1710 Regular Fortnightly Service Hongkong and

58. "Haiter a Holbow

Tha! Thuan 8. S. Co. Ltd..

147 Wing Lok Street, East. Tel Cen. 93 8. "Derwent" 4.5. "Boarb" between Hongkong and Saleon

Shoemakers

Jam Kee. Doslor in Sewing Machines

and Accessories, Boot & Shoe Mater.

7 Pottinger Street.

WONG NU WOGŃ

ÇÃO15, SHOEVE SEIPPERS FOR LADIES, CENTS ¿CHILDREN, REST DOSTURA, PHILES MOSERATE. "2 PÖTTINGEN ST.

Silk Stores.

D. Chellaram. Royal Sile Store. 38 Queen's Road Central, Satin Crepe de China, Georgette and Brocade Büks.

Juppies. 19. Qasens Road Central Pohoomall Bros., 36, Queòn's Rd. C. fel Central No. 119.

Hotels

Palace Hotel, Kowloon-Corner of Haiphong and Hankow Roads. Faw minates from forry.

Importers & Exporters The Bros. & Co.. Importers and Erpatters and Commission Agents.

Des Voeux Rosd.

Eweng Bun & Co., 56 Queen's twad Castral, Ko Chi Chung (Manager), Kwong King Him (Asst.) Tel Con. 3180.

kands Trading Co.,

Toporters and Exporters, NIKKO-Japanese fine art sarok

teen Road Cl. Tel. Cen. 1189

iam Bing Loong:

97-8-99 Queen's Road Central.

General Storekeepers, Wine & Cigar Merchants, General Importers, Exportore of Chinese Produce. Tol. Central 951.

Patell & Co., P. O. Box $18

.Land & Estate Agenta

Pan Wick Cho, Land & Estate agents

16, Queen's Road Ventral

Tal. Central 911-1037,

Leather Goods

Nam Kang Saitonse Co.,

Boat makers of Losther Suitcases, Haud Bags, Purses, Balta, etc.

Pottinger B. 208 Queen's Rd. CF.

and 38 Killer St

Tailors

Hongkong Tailoring Co.

Ladlog' and Gents Tailors,

10, D'Agullar Street. Now Materials

of all descriptions. Tel. Cent 9880.

dad de lagt n

Ab Young, Tailors, Drapers & Out- Stters, Est & Clothing, Suits made to order, No. 74, Queen's Road Central, Tel. Central No. 2870.

Sing Cheong,

Ladies' and Gentlemon e Tallor. 74 Wyndham Street. End Boor.

Tobaccos, Cigarettes. British Amorlama Tobacco Co. (China), Ltd. 16-18 Connaught Road. Typewriters, Etc. Mustard & Co., Connaught Road Ot

Wine & Spirit Marchants

Kwan Tyo Geral Blorokaspa

Wine & Spirit Merchant. No. 102, Queen's Boad Centr

HONGKONG TIDES.

The tide-table diyen below has been compiled at the National Almanac Offlor in London from the result of the annivels of observations taken by menos 9 AD vutomatic side-recording machine In the Fater Police Basin at Taim Sha Tru Juring the years 1909-2.

The sro of the table corresponds with he sero of the sounding la the Admiralty Chart. which has been found to be a fost

Inchet below mean apa-level

To obtain the depth of water on the de gange at the Victoria Naval Yard

Lo ging, 224 Des Voeux Road. Blanda fost inches, and on the gange lactarers of Leather Suitcases, Hand & Lamont Dock, Aberdees, add to foo Bags, Trunks etc.

Merchants,

Asia Commercial & Development Co China Bank Buildings (Sed floor)Tol, 3609

Gibbu, J & Co., Alexaudes dillding.

Millinery

• fachos to the holaht given la tha table,

July 24 to 30, 1923,

'Oson WaveR

LOW WATER Hongkong Stapdard Height Standerd Holzht

Time

TUM

THE CHINA MAIL.

GOOD WORK. MISSIONS TO SEAMEŃ REPORT.

THE

"MONDAY, JULY. 80 · 1923,

LINE Truth is Sometimes-

BLUE FUNNEL LINE

REGULAR AND FAST FREIGHT AND

PASSENGER SERVICES.

LONDON SERVICE

"SARFEDON” "LAGMED ON " "PATROCLUS" "ZTCAON” ·

The Chaplain's report for 1922 is Refer- full of interesting items. ence is made to the Seamen's strike and the so called Sympathy strike of house servants. The Seamen's Institute was kept open owing to the indefatigable energy of the manager assisted by such of the boarders as were free to help. Though the food supply was limited meals were pro- vided" in real English fashion in the way the Chinese cannot cook. During the strike time the Institute was sending meals out to boarders

**PELBUS". employed on cargo work at the | „TITANIU various wharves,

It is the continual endeavour of the. Mission to assist men who are the continually stranded. "on beach," to regain their full man- hood and self-respect.. Many were kept gratuitously at the Institute on the understanding that if they obtained employment they would do their best to repay at least some of the financial debt. This assist- ance has been and is frequently found abused. When it was that men receiving help were beg- ging from Charities "in order to pay their debts" and then spend- ing the money so obtained on drlak, the mission was forced to cease giving credit, and to draw the attention of the Government to the waste of money caused by The overlapping of Charities.

result Was the formation of the General Charities Organiza- tion. The result has been satis- factory for ensuring that each case would be treated on its merits, but even

now closer co-operation is needed to make the scheme a real success. Opportunity is taken of nointing out that if anyone in this Colony is approached by men soliciting assistance in cash or otherwise, unless they have -per- sonal knowledge of the applicant they should refer him, with a chit if possible, to the Chaplain, the

VI

(Direct)

7th Aug. Marseilles, London and Rotterdam London, Rotterdam and Hamburg

20th Aug.

4th Sept 17th Sept.

LIVERPOOL

Marseilles, London & Botterdam London, Rotterdam and Hamburg

SERVICE

(Dirent or gis Continental Parts)

1st- Aug.

"AGAMBER WOZE "

15th Aug,

lot Sept.,

I

M'lles, Havre, Liverpool & Glasgow Gobos, Miles, Liverpool & Glasgow Mlles, Havre, Liverpool & Glasgow

PACIFIC SERVICE

(vis Kobe and YokohamM) " PROTESILAUS"; 11th Aug.)

12th Sept. * ACHILL NA **

NEW

"TALTAYBIUS" " ANTILOCHUS "

Victoria Beattie und

Vancouver

YORK SERVICE

(via", Enes or Panama)

14th Aug.

8th Sept.

PASSENGER SERVICE

"PATROCLUS " "SARPBUON” "PATROCLES” “MENTOR " **TEIRESIAS"

6th Aug. for Shanghai

via Spes.

vie Suck.

7th Aug. for Singapore, Marseilles & London 4th Sept. Singapore, Marseilles & London 17th Bopt for Singapore & London: 5th Nov. for Singapore & London.

For Freight and Passage Rates and all Information Apply to:--

BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,

(John 8 wire & Seas Ltd.)

AGENTS.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.

Telegraphio Communication with Waglan Lighthouse is Interrupted.

REGISTERED and PARCEL HAIES are closed 15 minutes earlier than the

Seamen's Institute, who will look tas given below unless otherwise stated, and where malls are advertised to close into the case, and if it be found at or fore 9 s.m. registered and parcal mails are cloned at 6 pm on the deserving will refer it' to the suit-previɗüh day.

able Charity or Organisation. Female cases are dealt with by the Ladies' Benevolent Society. In the statement of the finan- cial position of the Missions, to Seanter in Hongkong, an item will be noticed under the heading of "Bad Debts and Charity." This item! amounts to 'more $1,700.00. Of this at least $1,000.00 could have since been repaid, had the recipients of the Charity" played the game,

than

Heavy expenses were incurred

to in repairs

the Institute and installing 1 new en- gine in the Dayspring." Sir Paul Chater's Endowment Fund gift of $50,000 has made the way plain for the appointment of an assistant Chaplain.

The Institute well used average

was

as

usual The by seafarers. number of the

beds booked nightly Was 40. In the winter months "shake-

Shanghai

TED

Sunning

INWARD MAILS.

FROM

MONDAY, JULY 30.

.Pros. Taft

TUESDAY, JULY 31.

Kashima Mardi

yo Maru

Magila....

Manila..............Pres. Mokinley

Japan and Shanghai

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3-

Canada U.S.A. Japan and Shanghai...President Jackson EUROPE vis Bues (Letters only London 6th July)...Seang Bee

OUTWARD 'MAILS.

FOL

Pr

MONDAY, JULY 30.

Kochow

downs" in the Concert Hall had Samshui and Wucho☛ frequently to be made. Few con- Shangbaine certs were held but a great num- Fort Bayard...... ber of dances organised by various Haiphong... dancing clubs were held. The

TINTO

4.30 p.m. Yingchow................................... § P03. Sun L. & p.m. Cochinchine. Ő p.m.

TUESDAY, JULY 31.

Ri

Summer bathing parties in the Swatow and Bangkok

Dayspring" were as popular as Java vin Batavia ever, as well as a few long walking Britew ......... expeditions in the New Territory. Bangkok

The work of the Ladies' Enter-Shanghai ..................

Welhaiwei MAGUFULISKAKAVUM tainment Committee at the com: Swatow and Amoy mencement of the year was organ, Baigon ised by Mrs. Wakeman and Mrs. Shanghai, Japan, Honolulu, Canada, U.S.A. Parr with great success. Very Central and Sunth America & EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO-dre San Fran special thanks are due to both

cieco Bird Aug. Parools & p.m. Registra these ladies for their perseverance

tion 9.15 am, Letters 104, quan in carrying out what at times must have seemed rather a disappoint- ing and by no means easy task, the arranging of weekly tennis and "At Homes," When Lady Stubbs went home Mrs. Parr also under took fortnightly. tennis parties at her own house. Though at times people have expressed doubts as to whether these tennis parties are various really appreciated, the letters and messages received show that they are.

Straits,

.11.m Hangsang

Tisondari...message. 3 p.m. Kwangtung... 9.30 p.m. 8,30 p.me Wensbow....30 pm ******** 3.30 p.m.

<p..

Kasichow Van Cloon Fong Tongs assere,

President Taft WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 1. Ceylon, Mauritius, L. Mar ques, South Africa, Indis via Dhanush-

& Lodi. Feypt

EUROPE MARSEILLES-due Marseilles 2nd Sept. Registration 845 am. Letters P.30 6.13. ཕྱིས་ཚང་དང་པའི ཚང་མ་མི་ར་ཡིད། །འས་ཆེན་ཆུང་སྙན་ཐུང་ Swatok Shanghai, Japan, Canada, United States Cro- tral and South America and EUROPE vis VICTORIA B.O-due Victória B.C. 21st Aug. Ship sails fad Ang 10 am. Faroels noon. Begistration 5 p.m. Let

The income of the mission in Saigon me cluding $6,521.31 carried forward

:

Bandakan,

1 p.m.

Kashima Miru Tatching.....10.10.

President McKinley · Palace......

A THURSDAY, AUGUST 2.

from 1921 was $24,540.27. After Swatow, Amoy and Takao Sonhu Maru deducting expenditure $1,528.19 is Manila

The carried forward to 1933. Institute working account after transfering $5,854 17 to the General Accountshows a balance in hand of $360.79.

AUSTRALIA Now Zosland via Thursday and Ieland-due Thurelay Island 18th Aug. Parcels lat Aug. 6 p.m. Registration: 1.45 p.m. Letters 9.30pm. Talyzan

... Phoumpenb... Baigon' at mys

FRIDAY, AUGUST 3. Hsiboox SUNDAY, AUGUST 5.

Pre, Jackson MONDAY, AUGUST 6.

frat

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Swatow, Amoy and Fouch

1964.95

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740

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Jubilant articles are appearing in Manila

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the Fronch Press over, the seizure

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in $ 17

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Biebrich, Hoechst, and Ludwig-

11:30

shafen works in occupied Germany.

No.3 m.op

The value of the stuffs seized is set

Madame Lily, Alexandra Building. | Fri.

Lalent models and creat ons from 28 Faris in Frocks and Millinery, san "The Centre of Fashion."

Miners

Okina Commercial Co., Ltd. Minera, Importers and Exporters 64-66 Queen's Boad C. Tol. Com $80%.

Modistes

Madama Flin

A1, Queen's Road Cen. Tel. Ohn. 689.

Clabent Plan m diela).

Optician

The Hongkong Optical Co. Phone 1932.

13, Queen's Road Central

12 Queen's Bd. Contin

Place of Oberration

wit

BYOT

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Board of Conservancy Works of Kwangtung. Waterlotris in Engllali Feet at 8 alin.

$.L Wal

W. recorded record: Ye

Fret Red Feet, Fest Wuchow

West River 4. TORD 2,42) Kongmoon

West Niver+: 14.70 0.80

Linksngban

North River4 67,0)

Batowi

North Bre Theklang

But 1 Free

· 10,55

27.958.00) 20.7 10,5°

36,15-0,38 43

by the French of dyestuffs at the Salzon, Straits, Ceylon, Mauritius, L

| down at 200,000,000.francṛ,

TO SECRETARIES OF CLUBS AND OTHER INSTITUTIONS.

Au

LL preliminary notices of forth- coming meetings, lectures and entertainments, sent for insertion is the new columns of the Chisa iduit, are charged for at the rate of $1 each. (és sunounced in May and ung of 1922), providing that they do not occupy, more than

futzen if his spaka, in cad

ner at yhe penPAS

Marques, South Africa, India by vis Dhanushkodi. Aden, Egypt & EUROPE MARSEILLES-dus Marseilles th Sept. Registration 11.15 am Letters NoDe

. Angkor TUESDAY, AUGUST Straite, Egypt & EUROPE via Marsellós dós Marseilles th Sept. Registration 6.45 am. Lestere 10.30 am. Sarpedon Halfoong Rwatow, Amoy and Boochawi. *Bereits and Calyutta...miki kami. Late Faulk

WEDNESDAY; AUGUST

Straits, Bangkok, Ceylon, Mauritius, L.. Mar- ques, South Africs, Indis vis Dhanush- kodi, Bombay Adeo, Egypt - and EUROPE WIN WAENKILLER

•Moranillon #phißeola - Paroole. 7th 5 p.m. Registration, 9.45 .m. 10.30 à 20 Sag

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In

they

Stranger than Fiction

See

at

HUNTING BIG GAME IN AFRICA

THE CORONET

MONTY BLUE

AND

LILA LEB

IN

RUSTLING A BRIDE

To-night Only

THE STAR

WORLD THEATRE

PHONE. 1337

PHONE:1337

Hongkong's Moet Hodern and Coolest Fletars Palace. MONDAY, 30th and TUESDAY, 31st July. at 5.15 pm and 8.15 p.m.

BEBE DANIELS

-in

A comedy-drams of a repklote girl and four determined men who onite to ears har flirting

DUCKS & DRAKES

The poppiest, jazziest, funniest picture in which this dashing -star has over bom seen.

A RIOT OF FUN FOR FAMILY

2.36 & 7.16 p.m.

“THE FATAL FORTUNE” Episodes, 9 and 10

Usual Prices. Booking at the Theatre.

MORRISON PIANOS

Built to Suit this climate. Guaranteed for SEVEN YEARS.

TSANG FOOK PIANO COMPANY.

944, Wanchal Road.

PASSENGERS] =

ARRIVALS.

Mr and Mrs Lok Yea Wo ir Cha MaPhatson, Mr Moy Bing Fong, Ife Ng Yuk Ban. Misa P. J. Piers, Mr W. B Tipton, W. H. Tipton, Miss Tean Sheo,

Miss Wooz San Ting, Miss Slen Fung, Messra Wing Hing Wang, Yueng Per O.P.H. R.118. Edhores of Yuan Bie, Mrand Mrs C. Boyd, Mr J. Russia" on July 30-Mr and Mira A. O.

P. Behar, Mr B. V. Bernard, Mr. H. EL Binneveld, Master J. Binnevald, Dr. E.

Brown, Mr and Mrs A. Bajanof. Mrs H. Burton. Mr T. G. C. Blakey, Mr Copper, Mr Chan Yum Sang. Mr Choi Bark Chone, Mr. Y. T. Chan, Mrs J. II. Brook, Me J.8.8. Cooper. Mrs Chang Mr K. H. Chen. Mr J. H. Chen, Mes Ezra Mastor Earn, Mr O Farant, Mira Cunnlagham Mr Chow Ben, Pok, Me Edle, Mr M. D. Enbank. He 8. T. Fox, snd Mias Graham, Er O. Benniqués. Mr Chang Shee Hang, Mr E. E. Ellis Mr H... 8. Komor, Mr. B. Rong, Mise C. Log Mrs 3. Greenfield. Mm K. E. Graig, r Masses T. K. Loong, M. C. Boon, Ene Cheong, Mr EH. Himrod, ir Hou Montromery, Mr and Mrs D. E, Minor,

Shiu Tat, Mr Kan Ching Shau, Biss I. Miss H. Hacion, Mr and Master Ruch, Mosts A Lafuents, Li Yan Tero, 3.50 p.m. McCloskey, Mr and Mrs McMurray Mr Lo Tee Rin, pay Leung, Min Mog Nocht, Mr Y. Oka, Mr. H. Leang, Mr Lam Ches Fun, Hr Lenne, Shockley, Miss B. Sopher, MrShiu Tong. Mies Feong Neal Man, Mia Reimers, Dean. and Mrs Brmona, Mesers Loung Bee, Mr. D. J. Lewis, Mr Y. T J. Torro, F. Tegengren, . Treyjol, R. Lee Miss M-Levy, Miss R. Levy, Mis B. Wood, J. El. Young Miss M. Obrien, JH. Liabman, Mr J. B. L. Birs Lany Me Yo Ubow Chan, Mrs L O. Chags Miss Lan, Masters Lau, (3); Mr Leo Lak Mears. B. LA Foug, P. W. Greene B. Ohno, Ma Y. T. Lee, Me &. HcDonald, Dez and Mes If. O. Miller, Me W. J. Pritchard, Mr. and Mrs T. A. Fel, Mr J.

n

Noon

D. Harwood. 8. O. Ho, Mr G. M. Lugy. Mir and Mrs B. Jauk), Mr W. Jack.

sang, Mr and Mrs J. Kwok, Miss E. Pendleton, Mr P. D. Sutherland, fe Lam, Mr B. L. H. Mr and Ms Li Shing Chan Lam, Miss M Stewart. Mr Me K. O. Idang, Miss Lum, Mesare a Tavares. Mr. Tam Cheung Ren, Moreno, C. Nakajiman, Farao, K. Sugimars, Mr. and Mrs J. E. 80, Mr We Sudbury, Mr. F.. Thorsen, Me E. Tao, Mr 3. Tanaka, Mr and Mrs W. Wang, Messra Y. 8. Wu, Fon Hong Yeo, D. Barth, Yon Chenng, Mr and Mrs V. Y. Chen, MossesV. Owens. Liang, H.. Mitano, Sam, W. T. Wooz. K. Yamamoto.

¿DEPARTURES,

Mr F. 3. Wovill, Mrs. B. Waarthol. Mr were wall. West, Mrs Wong Ping Bal Mr Woog Hon Obec Mr Woor Sui Wan, Mia Pearl Weeks, Mr J... Wong, Yeong Yan, Mrs G. Buchanan, Miss

on July Per P. & D. 38, Macedonia" 290ugh. R. U. A, Genicke, Mr H. L Chen, MF Mabomed, Major and Mire Smith Mr and Mrs Imal, Mise Eddings. Miss T. Dare. He Shroil. Mr Yep Kin Per C.P.8 B.M.B.Emrat of Hu, Miss Obomel, Mr.Fairlag, Mire Jack Odpada on July 28 Mr J. W. Brill, son, Messrs. Long, Thomas, Wood, M Mits Birrell Mid E. Birroll, Mrs G. Hant, Mr M. Bio Mir Bagher, Brown, Master B Brown Mrs Drakelehurst Miss Ward, L. Bool, Bode, Meator H. J. Body Mr E. J. B. Damn Waltony, Mair, Mr Walker, Carroll, Miss H. G. Mart. Mr.D. E. Min E. Komp: Mrs Young, Mr Wagum Nailson, Mr. Colin F Pratt. Mr B..Ale Kirkpatrick, Miss Vinogrado r Proble, Mr M8. J. Quint, Teut. J. Rebeca, A. Welch, Meers EH. Cobor Mr Bayth, Idont. B. H. Weeden, His Edwards W Nibola, Mrs Nicol, C. Bruseke Miss Ohan Ying Tak; Mr Woog Chsen. Dan, Mr. Gronem Thos M. Chin. Mrs K. G. H. d. Eizing Avir, Mr Li Chao, Mina Usotham, Mas top, Mr O. I Gray, Miss E. P. Jaimson, Cardy, Me Founder Mr and Mrg Sort

8. Lawn, Mr Leung Kwan Mok ner.

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