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LAMMERT BROS. C. E. WARREN & CO., LTD.

AVOTIONEERS, -ÄPPRAISEEN

AND "BURVEYORS,

Public Auctions—

HR Undersigned have received In- THR

stractions from Mrs. O. A. Sackso to sell by Public Auction

on

TUESDAY, October 23, 1993, commencing at 2.30 pm. at" Kingsclere," Kennedy Road A Quantity at Valuable Household Farsitare,

Cataloguse will be lasuod:

On View from Monday the 29nd October 1993

Tommi:-Cash on delivery.

T

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers,

HE Undersigned have received instruc

dons to sell by Public Auction,

THURSDAY, October 25, 1823.

OD

at 9.45 p.m.

at No. 2 Observatory Villas, Kowloon A Large Quantity of Valuable Household Furniture. Comprising :-

Teak bai stond, plush covered easy chairs, teak extension dining table and chairr, took side board, cortains, crockery, glass war, etc.,

Toak bedstende, tenk wardrobee, loak dressing table and wash stand, mautle clock, toilet set ctc.,

Also

One Cottage piano by Rachole & Co., On View from Wendesday the 24th October 1923

Catalogues will be issued

Terms: Cash on delivery.

LAMMERT BROS.,

Auctioneers.

HR Undersigned havorssarsi inawas.

dona 20 sail by Pablis Auction,

UH

THURSDAY, October 25, 1923,

commencing at 5.15 p.m.

at their Sales Rooms, Daddell Street.

A Valuable Collection of Postage Stamps

*Catalogues will be issued.

On View from Wednesday the 24th October 1923

Terms: Cash on delivery.

LAMMERY BROS., Auctioneers. Bongkong, 19th October, 1993.

FARES FOR PUBLIC VEHICLES.

The farms prescribed.for.public vehicles are as follows:-

1.-In the Island of Hongkong, Caine Road and Lower Levels, and in Kowloon, and New Koloon

Five'minuter..

WICKBEAR.

conta

11

Ten minutes,

Quarter hour, ...roun

Half hour,.............. komunimen

+1

One boaryana

30

11

ery Subsequent boot...

"

be

engaged

if the jibricksba within the City of Victoria, and be dis oharged outside the Western part of the City of Victoria after 9 pm, or be dis charged to the Easi of Fay View Police Station on the Eastern side of the City of Victoria after 9 p.m., an extra ball fare eball be chargeable.

For 2 or 3 drivers the fare is double or treble respectively.

II-In the Hill District.

Ten minutes,

15 cents

Quarter hour... menace

20

Asif bour,

30

One hour..........

40

III-In the New Territories

Ay arrangement with the proprietors

sbrough the Police.

OURCES.

ب

1.-Lander levels.

With 2 Bearers. With 4 Hoɑrera.

Ten minutes, I cents

SANITARY JENGINNERS

MONUMENTALISTS

Om Cudowna, 091 Wanchal Stamat, Itongkong Tel. Contul No. 200

ALL KINDS OF BUILDERS' REQUISITES] IN STOOK.

BOIL, VENT AND RAIN WATER PIPES.

GRATES-RANGES-STOVES,

INDICATING BOLTS-LATOHES. HINGES LOCKS-FINGER PLATES.

OIL AND GAS WATEN HEATERS. BANITARY INSTALLATIONS. HOT AND COLDZWATER SERVICES,

ODDS AND ENDS.

TEE CHINA MAIL.

MAINLY SCISSORS LOOT:

Cat Up A Trea.

A cat which had climbed 50ft up a tall poplar tree and was afraid to come down was rescued by fire escape at Canterbury after it had been in the tree three days and nights. A policeman went up the escape and brought the cat down. It was wild with hunger and fear, and on reaching the ground fled from its rescuers. Swallowed.

Grook's Widow Fined.

VINITORS' AT HOTELS.

HONGKONG BOTEL.

October 13

Mr A. Keating Mr B: TO: Aitken Mr M. F. Kline Mre R. E. Belilios. Mr H. Laffond

Mrs. Emily Kessassoglu, 55, of no, occupation, living at 8; "Boundary-road, St. John's Wood, N.W.was summoned at Maryle- bone for disorderly conduct in Porchester-terrace, Bayswater, and assaulting Helen Viasto. Mr. Mr A Alsl Walter Frampton, said Mr. Kessassoglu was the Mr P. E. Beeston Mrs I ano and child

prosecuting, widow of a Greek. In November Mr. M: Birchall Mr&dra Langston 1921 6 members of her husband's Mrs E. Black barn Mr Lauthior family each obtained judgment & Mr W. T.Hr MS. Lawton against her in the High Court for

Bowen

Mr J. Loys £1,000 damages for libel, together e N. W. Fowler Miss H. Lallie with an injunction restraining her Mr And Mrs. A.MrR F. Mattingley

Brostedt

Me W.J.McCafferty from publishing further libels. Mr & Mrs W. J. O'Mias Middleburst Meeting Mrs.... Helen. Vlasto,. Drown

Mr H. G. L. Milles one of the relatives, in ther & Mrs E. P.M. O. H. Montague

Browe

Mrs L. Moore street, she seized her by the

Dr J. Morrison shoulder, forced her off the pave-Misa T. Brown ment, and abused her. Five days Mr & Mrs E Boujo Mr. Mortison

Mr. H. Concor later she called at the house of Dr R. K. B. Craw-Mr P. I. Newman

M. G. Laden Negi Mrs. Ionides in Porchester-gate fold

.Mra H. Norton and made slanderous statements.

Mod Symons fined Mrs. Kessassoglu 40s, and ordered her "Never mind; I can lend you to find suroties for good behaviour. one," returned the other absent-The Heart of Mayfair. mindedly.

In the dressing-room which he shared with several others of the MONUMENTAL WORKS A SPECIALITY company, Horace Hamfat clasped his throat and began to make odd "What's the matter laddle 7" asked one of his colleagues.

IN

ITALIAN MARBLE

ND/OR

HONGKONG GRANITE

TO OWN DESIGN on IRON ELEKTION

AKTIFICAL WREATHS IN STOOK.

FOR SALE.

CARMONA FERTILIZER

It promotes healthy and vigorcua growth, and in this way imparts to the plants suficient strength to prevent diseasy attacking them.

GRACA & CO., Dealers in Garden Beads, Postage Stamps, Pictorial Post Cards, &c. No. 10. Wyndham Street,

P. O. Box No. 620.

faces.

I've swallowed my collar-stud," he moaned.

That Dam. Po'lry!

"Oh, I KNOW It's blanky

clever," Sighed the reader, plain and

stout;

|

Mr W. A. Uuddy

Mr R. L. Deaton

as Dennis

Mr K. Pappio

Mr 8 8. Perry

Bir T. Petrie

Capt. R. Parslow

Mr J. Dougherty

W.A.1. Douglasr J. A. Habbitt

Mr and Mra D.Bir John & Lady

Duncan

Hand os

Mias F. M. Ellery Misa E. Ellery ur & Mrs T. Osard Hrs F. W. Ocisler De R. E. Gill Mr J. B. Clascock Mr J. Grzy

Mra H. De Reachi Me A. H. Poyce Mr D. Hustell

Brd Schindler Miss M. Shipman Mr F. Fosno

& Mrs J. Gould Mrs W. H. Sparko

Mr W. Vandor Stoon Miss It. Stegmiller

Mr J. W. Townley

Mrs H. E. Townley

Mr d. Gicenblet Mr B. 0. Goy capt, T. P. Hail Hre H. u. Hacker Mr J. Feott Haston

Bond Street, as I have said, is the High Street of Mayfair, into whose streets and squares you wander from its west side to Park Lane, which may be described as May- fair's esplanade. Even to-day Park "But I never read it-NEVER; Lane suggests the end of the town.

And I wish they'd cut it out,

The great westward trend of rank For it seems to me plain fool'ry and fashion from the Strand and Like a blanky barmaid's Jool ry-Bloomsbury and Soho was brought And I'll bet a quid that no one to a stand by the Park, and against can explain what it's about! that aerial barrier it still presses. IT'S A LOT OF BLANKY Up and down its length runs all Mr and Mrs O. J. G.Mr A. G. Vanderpool

RUBBISH AND I WISH the foam of adornment still-ivory J. A. Hyndman THEY'D CUT IT OUT!! paint, swelling bow-windows, Mr P. Isherwood

censers of perfume, awnings. fra A. Jenkins Fireworks Volcano.

Here and throughout Mayfair you Mrs B. Rani receive the suggestion of "all that wealth'e'er gave" to London, yet

of

every

wit,

Hill

Mr A. D. Tylor Mius F. Ulbrick

Mr W.-M. Vernor

Me D. Weatherte Mr. W. Weir Mr H. J. Werschkul

EXPULSE DAT HOTEL

-

No fewer than 30,000 different fireworks are used at the firework, display at the Crystal Palace every the annals of luxury and ease are Mr and Mrs Brooks Mr G. B. Lynott Thursday evening in producing leavened in

street by and child

Mr and Mre 0. set piece showing the eruption of those Hongkong.

Miskin and Mra L. Brown- art, Mount Etna. The spectacle pro-

Mr & Mrs M. Cario Mr and Mrs Parker indeed, vides a most realistic picture of the

Mr and Mrs Cinig Mr & Mrs W. H. Mr Cruis

Mir D. E. Peak volcanic eruption and the destruc-

Mr Ft. Orawford Plant tion of a village by the lava flow.

Mrs 0. J. Crocker Some very striking new rocket

Mr Edvarda effects are also provided at the show, which is certainly one of the most novel and beautiful in London this season.

SHOEMAKERS.

(Japanese Hand Made)

Every kind of Footwear.

01A DE TO OKDER.

CHERRY & CO.,

6, D'AGUILAN STREET,

Opposite Kayamally & Co.

Telephono Central No. 491

Hongkong, March 20, 1914, v

WHY BUY FOREIGN MADE SUITCASES,

When we sell Shanghai Manufactured Suitcases?

They are Cheaper and. More Durable.

CHAO CHEUNG TEUNK CO. (Opposite Yaumuti Ferry, Praya)

ABAHI BBWR

20 reate

Quarter hour...nr. 15

30

CER BEER

*

All hour, 25

PRIZES

40

One hour, n. 35

BO

-

Every subsequent

bour,

40

11, Hill District.

With Bearers With 4 Bearers.

Ten minuten, 45 cents 30 cents

Qarter hour. 20

40

“ነ

15

Half bour, taber

30

650 11

Every snberquent

One hour... $0

80

+

+

bear

DAT

ASA

LAGER-1

SPECIALLY!

SAH

DAISY O'KEEFE

Qualified Teacher

FROM. MISS BELLE HARDING S ACADEMY, LONDON, PAHIS. BRUSSELS, THE HAGUE. And Madame Judith Espinosa's Academy of Singo and Operatio Daucing, London.

Mies O'Keefe gives lessons in the latest Ball Room dances, including The Blues, Old and New Tango, Exhibitioa Werk, Ballot, Classical Eurythmics, etc. Candidates pro- pared for the London Technical Hyliabur Exame-Correst Tecknique- taught.

Station Hotel, 10 to 12 mm. King Edward Hotel, 3 to 7 p.m.

......dnily.

Tel. K120.

SOLE AGENTS:

MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA

EXY

ERY COME

Arsenic in Cocoa.

culture. The Lane, is full of romance. At the corner of Upper Grosvenor Street, a large bay-windowed house was for 33 years the home of Lord Beacons field. Here Mrs. Disraeli began that long homely ministry to her husband's comfort which places her high among the wives of states- Miss Geare men. Once, when asked how she | Mr & Mrs Hummell Mis Whitebead

Mr Ralston. Mr & Mrs Beynand

B. thank Mr E. D. Ebank Mr & Mrs J. H.Mr G. back

Geare

Mr J. M. Walker Miss E. B. White

Mr and Mrs A. O, bir 0.

Finney

.

Mr and Mrs Wilson

At Monmouthshire County Coun-kept Disraeli going, she replied Mr Keenahan cil mecting the Public Analyst, I always have supper ready for Mrs & Mia Lowder Mr F. A. Young

him when he comes home, and Mr & Mrs E. Land

Mr. G. R. Thompson, reported that

in two samples of ococoa he found lights, plenty of lights-Dizzy 0.12 and 0.14 grains of arsenic per love of the lights of Mayfair, always likes lights." It was this 1b. This was about 14 times more than the amount permitted. Follow- among which he died, that prompt- "Summum ing representations by the medicaled Sydney Smith's officer and clerk to the council, the manufacturers secured the with drawal of the remaining stock of the cocoa, Mr. Thompson added it was only fair to say that a person would need to consune 281b. of the cocoa to have a fatal dose. Humour in Court.

said about me.

PEAK HOTEL.

October 18

bonum" of London happiness-Mr W. Armstrong An immense square with the trees Arthur flowering with flambeaux, with Mr F. Bagot gas for grass and. every window Mr G. W Barion illuminated with countless chan- Misa Berton deliers, and voices reiterating for ever and ever." Mr. Sydney Smith is coming upstairs."—

--JOHN O' LONDON. Her Wedding Morning.

Mr W. A. Jordan Mr and Mrs B. A.Mr J. M. Kaye

Mr M. F. Koy Mr J. D. Kinnaird Mr T. I Koromanı Mr & Mrs A. Tane Mr E. G. Layman Sir V. Benjamin Mr and Mrs F. W. Mr J. D. Lloyd

Backwell

Mr. Lloyd Mr. & Mrs J. W.C.Mr & Mrs 3. Martin

Boaner

Mrs McAinsh

Bron

Mr A, 0. J. Bowkortär R. McQurger Xr ad Mira C. Mr D. F H. F. Me-

Vasto: Mr

Mra L. 'D. F. McNeil

Mr J. Finlay Miller H.Mr T. Mite ell

Mr H. & Morton Mr J. M. E.

Nikkela Miss M. Nawsholme Mr EH.R. OFarr J. N. Owen Mira A. 3. Paterson

Man who pleaded "Not guilty" at Tottenham (invited by the magi- strate to enter the witness-box): armfuls of the double white lilac Mr II. Buis

She got up at six and gathered No, sir. If I did I should only cor- from the trees round the upper Mr and Mrs B. roborate what the policeman has lawn. Her room was full of scent | Chubb

ed violets that Richmond had Lt. and Mrs R.

Clark brought the day before-riding Miss C. E Clark into the nearest town to get them F. Clemes

and downstairs, the flushed.

Mr J. R. Coltis white flowers of the hawthorn Mias W. Cooper gleamed in the shadows of the dr W. A. Cornell panelled rooms. Jude had gathered Mr M. J. Cox

Col C. W. Ivy this forter. "Bring in may, bring ir A. V. 1. Dean in ill-luck," said Theodocia, and L-CII, A. Dob-Major & Mra F. H. was for throwing it out, hut Jael Un

Phillip

ROB

Yarmouth woman: She was obstropolous in my house and 'it me in the heye.

Kingston man: My wife comes up to Nottinghill and kicks up rows with my other one.

Willesden woman: My landlord has raised the rent of my flat to 18s. 334d. a werk. Magistrate: Your landlord must have been a draper.

Yorkshire offender: Ladmit that T 'leathered" him. He argued that Yokohama was in Spain, when I knew all the time that it was in Sweden.

at

Mr A. B. Penn

A..

Mr and Mrs T. R.

Fercy

G: Sanders

Mr. Schofield

Biog

kept it. The day was one of those Mr & Mrs. Eager Mr and Mrs J. B. warm golden days in late May Lt. E. C Frederick when the clear share loveliness D. Fitzgerald Lt-Col. & Mrs O. of Spring is touched to a new and ardent glory. The sky before Mr F. M. Goldrich Bie and Birs L. G.

Flanagan

dawn was a white flame burning. Me and Mrs W. D. Sc tt into the passionate blown crimson Goodfollow Mr R. P. Fhaw. Highgate magistrate: Now you of the East. The little wind that Mr A. W. Grundy Mr W. F. Simmons two women can go home and live blows

sunrise off the Mist M. 8. Ball Capt and Mrs Ivar peaceably together. Women: We moors stirred and burdened may J. Hancock

Mrs B. Hamilton

Sigueland Mia F. H. Skipper will. One woman, at the court trees in the valley and sent Mrs and Mra J. E.Major Hattersly entrance: You cat! Other woman: gusts of heavy scent across the Bancuck

Smith You're another!

lawns and desolate gardens of the Mr and Mrs W. J.Mr A. W. Stewart

Hawker

Mrs and Mins Stub. house. The may filled the valley and flung a warm white radiancer J.B. Hawker

8. Thomson Mr G.M.Hemsworthles round the fields; it braved the lower S.H. Bewer Ma D. Thenley slopes of the moor and flowed up Mrs. H.

Mr A. W. Tiekle the narrowing vales to the inland Mr J. R. HindmarshCapt. Vidall. plains and thence in sturdyfragrant Eng. Cam. J. H. Hr W. E. Wakeham

Capt. R. F. Walker loveliness swept, a foamy tide, to the farthest corners of this land. Mr & Mrs R. Horno Capt. A. E. Watt

Mis J Jacqumin Mr J. R. Way Jael and Jude walked slowly and Miss ( C. Jenkins Bir R. H. Wild in silence through the fields. Jude HFL. G. Johnson wished for himself that there had been music somewhere for Jael, and then thought that there was music, ASTHMA an earth-wide bridal song. Happy Mr W. Fortielt

Jael, happy child.. The morning Mr H. Brynilson CURE

smiles upon the hills; the trees Mr A. C. Burnie Over 40yearscathe strike green and golden shafts of dr and Mrs D.

Caldwell Hight across the path: the hedges MD, O. Dance testined to the benefi bend with blossom in the wind that He J. Jack

lays a soft caressing hand on Jael's Hr & drs E. Kale hair and on the folds of her gown. Mr Koch From The Pitiful Wife, by Mr G. Lars Storm Jameson. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS

fale Lord Bracoriafeld

be received from Himrod's

Asthma Curs, and every post 'brings simsins Jettera to-day, FAMED FOR 50 YEARS

Bold in time by xất Chemists and Blares timreaphoes

Hocken

PALACE HOTEL.

- Mr J. T. Mannix

Merle A.Hr B. 3. do

Mr & Mrs Don G.

Moore

Mr J A. Pedopson Mrs C. Stinger Mr Reno Vosin Mro H. A. Wery

My Debt of Gratitude.

'Ulcers the Size of Man's Hand.' Our Portrait la of Mr. C. M, THOMPSON, »f 4, Midland Grove Edward Rond, Balsall Hash, Birmingham, England, who writes 1–

**In July last I happened to go a | Blood Bilure and decided to take scratch on my log. It was so slight it; It was then in the monikos Octo

Eine, and iter the second bottle, foutu belle. I cautioued until the Boven boils when I found myself compisiciy rid of the trouble. You can make of this statemen) and I will be only too plogsed to answer

I took no notice of 21 faright

lapan, when i found I couldnot 10 work. It gradually Tow worse. who turned sepiles from 1 period is got from bad to works fill A length the novos iuradkinto olons

ha at ibat pakileular tima ulcers the size of a man'shand compring MY leg. After I had wind nearly avėry thing I read about your Clarke's

any enquiries because it'a lg nothing alan bat Crke's Blood Mixture has I own my debt of gratinade.”

Sufferers from Bad Las, Abecomes, Ukers, Glándular Ball.

Fit Ecoma, Belle, Plamples, Eruptione, Gom and Rhonmallem slicuid realise that lotions, nintments, A., can hat give temporary relict to be sp of gomolme and lasting beneft the blood mest be thoroughly cleaned of the impura wana mailer, the trts Canes of auth 'tochim. "Clarke's Blood, fixture huickly attacks, overcomer, sodi stpla The Imputting thiswhy so many recharkabát, recoverige stand to is credit, Plouana to tako, and free from any inf stious Ingrediente. Of Chemist and Stores.

Ask for and me that you get

Clarke's Blood Mixture

“Everybody's Blood Pürffier":

SÌTURDAY OCTOBER 20, 19:3

G. FALCONER & CO., (HONGKONG) LTD.)

WATCHMAKERS & JEWELLERS

DIAMOND MERCHANTS UNION BUILDING (OPPOSITE G.

Agents for :—ADMIRALTY CHARTS,

ROSS'S BINOCULARS and TELESCOPES, KELVIN'S NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS, ENGLISH SILVERWARE, direct from Manufacturers, High Class English Jewellery,

THE INTERNATIONAL SHIRT CO.

Head Office: 79 Wyndham Stroot. 2nd Floor. (Opposite "entral Police Station.) Tel. Central 4168.

Dealers in all kinda of High-class Silk Ehirts, Collars, Necktion and Pyjamas for Gentlemen

AND ALSO -

Chemises, Skirts, Wrappers, Scarfs, Voils, and Night-gowns for Lection ALSO MADE TO ORDER

MODERATE PRICE

PROMPT DELIVERY Manager: EMILIO LAU.

PHOTO SUPPLIES,

LONG HING & CO., Kodak and Hodak Films, he

DEVELOPING & PRINTING A SPECIALITY, No. 174, QUEEN'S ROAD CESTRAL, HONGKONG..

HOTELS & CAFES.

LEADING FAR EASTERN HOTELS

HONGKONG:

SHANGHAI:

PEKING:

Hongkong Hotel

Peak Hotel

Repulse Bay Hotel

Astor House Hotel

Palace Hotel

Grand Hotel Kalee Grand Hotel des Wagon Lits

The Hongkong Hotel Co., Ltd. In conjunction with

The Shanghai Hotels, Ltd.

and

The Grand Hotel des Wagons Lits, L46.

Tel. Centl. 812. CARLTON HOTEL Tel. Add: "Carlton.*

The Only American Hotel In the Colony,

Nice and quiet yet unly a few minutes' walk from the Banks, and Central Districts. 43 Bedrooms. Excellent Cuisine. Borupulously clean. Under American Management A new Dining Rooud has been opened wi No. 2, Queen's Road (lat floor). Entruce Loe House St.. Tiffins a specialing.

For terms apply to Mr. F. E. CAMERON, Proprietress.--

(wo minutes from Star Ferry).

PALACE HOTEL KOWLOO

Hecently renovated and rafurnished, electric light and fane throughsm- and entirely under now management, Culains under the personal supervision of the proprietor, Bar and Billiard Room Tarma modarata. Epecial terms to families on application to

Telephone Kowloon 3.

Telegraphlo Add,: "Palaon,"

HOTEL

WEST BUND,

3. ♬ OXBERRY, Proprietor.

"ASIA

CANTON.

China

First class Accommodation. Electric Lights, Fans ec Elevatore. Roof Garden. Hairdressing Salco*,

Splendid Views of Oity and Pearl River.

Excellent Cuisine. -

Moderate Rates.

Leading Hotel in South

Under the Management of the SUN 00.. LTD. CANTON.

KING EDWARD HOTEL

A

OENTRAL LOCATION

LL ELECTRIC THAMS Paze Entrance, Elso-

“tra, Kina, Buds and lighting. European Baths and Sanitary Fittings, liat sod Dold Water Bystam laronghent. Best of Food and Bervice.

Tel Gentl. 378. Talograpèlo Adilzens ?--*VICTORIA

J. WITCHELL, Minutager.

CUTICURA HEALS RASH ON NECK

Also Eruptions On Scalp, Hair Camo Out. Unable To Sleep.

**Bfy, troubla started with a thick resh on my neck., Iwas ashamed to go on unless I had a wrap around- my neck. Wer eruptions broke out on my scalp and my hair came out In combfula, laving my scalp buld In patches. It irritated a great dunk and I was unable to sleep or work.

"Bening we havestimerwent for Clai»; cure Soup and Ointment I sent forʼa' free sample. It helped me so I phon chased more, which completely bokled “me.” - (Biġnad) Mrs. Allow "Cowleria Cundy Bez Barraburger

London, N. 7. Eng.

Vee Cuticura Boap and Olarment exclusively for all colles purposant Boep to cleanse,“Okítnění toʻhanki

ASTOR HOUSE HOTEL Queer's Road Central

NEW DINING ROOM opened for

Meals a la Oarto. Excellent Cuisino. Monthly Tickets for Tifins & Dinners. Fe Further particulars apply to

THE MANAGER Bongkong, May 1, 1984.

JAPANESE MASSAGE,

N. AKAJI, Graduate of Tokio Masango School, No. 8; Queen's Road, C. Telophone No. C. 430

MASSAGE.

| Mrs. HONDA, Mrs. KIBAKI and B. SHIMIDZU,

No. Se Wyndir fross (opposite to ska Úhina Mall”)

JANG YUK, Drurier

Έρχονται τ "thaʻlate' BIEN, TINOJ. 14; D'Aguilar Street.

TERMS VERY MODEUANE Consultation Free: